Posted on: January 17, 2021
water main break resulted in no water for some residents of N Elmsford. Our crews are working on making repairs.
There was a water main break on Payne Street last night. And some residents of North Elmsford have not had water. Our Water Dept. Team is doing their best to address the break but the repair made did not hold due to the irregular shape of the pipe. We hav...
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Posted on: January 17, 2021
Greenburgh was the first locality in Westchester to promote cricket as a sport. Delighted that Westchester is recognizing the importance of the game. Hope other communities will follow
CRICKET EXPANDING IN WESTCHESTER -GREENBURGH WAS FIRST--SPORT SO POPULAR WESTCHESTER IS NOW FUNDING A NEW FIELD
In 2019 Greenburgh became the first community in Westchester to offer residents the opportunity to enjoy cricket --one of the most po...
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Posted on: January 16, 2021
Rob Segall of Ardsley turned his life around ---depression, 30 pill cocktail overdose, psyche ward treatment to honoree and community leader
He talks about his book on my radio show
A COMMUNITY LEADER WHO TURNED HIS LIFE AROUND--DEPRESSION, 30 PILL COCKTAIL OVERDOSE, PSYCHE WARD TREATMENT TO HONOREE IN ARDSLEY
https://youtu.be/Yfp3HD_ojJQ
Rob Segall is well known and well liked within the Ardsley community of Greenburgh. &...
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Posted on: January 15, 2021
Thank you, Senator Schumer! A high priority of the Senator is to restore the tax deductions. Remember the long lines in 2017 when taxpayers in Greenburgh prepaid their 2018 taxes to get the deduction which President Trump eliminated?
A good news distraction from Covid-10 Tax deductions could be restored now that Senator Chuck Schumer is Majority Leader
An article in the NY Times on Sunday January 10, 2021 (page 21) mentioned that the state could get some r...
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Posted on: January 14, 2021
NYS SHOULD MAKE IT EASIER TO STARTVACCINATING PEOPLE WITH UNDERLYING MEDICAL CONDITIONS
NYSNEEDS TO MAKE IT EASIER TO START VACCINATING WITH UNDERLYING CONDITIONS OR WHOSE IMMUNOSUPPRESSED
The CDC has urged states to start vaccinating everyone—even under 65—with “underlying conditions...
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Posted on: January 13, 2021
Les Adler was a former State Supreme Court Judge; former Greenburgh Town Board member. Diane Ueberle is active in Hartsdale civic activities
Former Greenburgh Town Board member Les Adler was appointed to the Greenburgh Zoning Board on Wednesday night by the Town Board. Les was a Greenburgh Town Board member from 1983 to 2000 when he became a Judge of the Westchester County Court. He ...
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Posted on: January 13, 2021
We’re happy to announce that the Town of Greenburgh and our neighboring communities will be renewing our participation in Sustainable Westchester’s Westchester Power (WP) program (you can opt out if you don't approve).
January 2021 update: our participation in Sustainable Westchester's green power ESCO (you can opt out if you don't approve)
We’re happy to announce that the Town of Greenburgh and our neighboring communities will be ren...
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Posted on: January 12, 2021
Peter was a remarkable human being, a 9/11 hero, a Hartsdale Fire Commissioner, a devoted leader of Sacred Heart Church and an exceptionally nice person. His passing is heartbreaking to the community.
An exceptional 9-11 hero and Hartsdale Fire Commissioner passed away on January 9th
Peter Woods, a 9/11 hero, was a model citizen--someone who always tried to help others. He spoke passionately about his experiences on 9/11 at our annual 9/11 memo...
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Posted on: January 12, 2021
More people can now register for COVID vaccines
Over 50 people have registered as covid vaccine angels
we will be reaching out to seniors -plan our first organizational meeting this Thursday at 7 PM
I am pleased that the Governor has expanded the list of those eligible for the vaccine. Many residents with medical issues have been complaining. It's nice to know that you are being heard and that the state is responsive to constituent feedback....
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Posted on: January 11, 2021
call 1833 697 4829 after 4 pm on 1/11
most up to date info about covid vaccines from Governor's office
The Covid vaccine process for many people has been frustrating and confusing But, I think things will get better in the coming days and weeks and it will gradually be easier to get the vaccines and more organ...
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Posted on: January 10, 2021
Many seniors have contacted me -very confused about the Covid process. The online registration is confusing for those who don't have computers or know how to use them. I worry that some seniors won't bother to take the vaccines.
GREENBURGH SETTING UP A COVID ANGELS VOLUNTEER PROGRAM TO HELP SENIORS NAVIGATE COVID VACCINE PROCESS
IT'S CONFUSING FOR MANY SENIORS --- SOME DON'T HAVE COMPUTERS AND CAN'T REGISTER ON LINE
VOLUNTEERS WILL REACH OUT TO SENIORS, H...
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Posted on: January 9, 2021
I'm going to ask our senior programming staff to assist seniors who find it difficult scheduling appointments on line or by phone
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT GETTING YOUR COVID VACCINE
Have any questions about COVID? Have friends who are seniors who don't have computers and can't register for a covid vaccine on line? Encourage them to call 1 -888- 364- 306...
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Posted on: January 6, 2021
Some suggestions to expedite the slow rollout of the vaccination process
Many constituents have complained about the slow rollout of vaccinating New Yorker's. Although some hospitals have the vaccines they have not been administered. The Governor has threatened to fine the hospitals that have the v...
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Posted on: January 2, 2021
A new law developed by Greenburgh and signed into law by the Governor will require supermarkets to make excess food available to the poor
GOVERNOR SIGNS LAW DEVELOPED BY GREENBURGH REQUIRING LARGE SUPERMARKETS STATEWIDE TO MAKE EXCESS EDIBLE FOOD AVAILABLE TO FEED THE NEEDY
One in seven New Yorkers do not have enough food. Yet supermarkets throw out...
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Posted on: January 1, 2021
Less than one third of the Covid vaccines provide to NYS by the federal gov have been administered
SUGGESTION--NYS SHOULD OFFER RETIRED MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS WHO ASSIST IN ADMINISTERING COVID VACCINES THE OPPORTUNITY TO GET EARLIER VACCINATIONS FOR THEM AND THEIR IMMEDIATE FAMILIES
would help NYS vaccinate more people quickly
&nb...
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Posted on: January 1, 2021
how to get rid of Christmas trees...2nd half of school taxes due Jan 30...Building & police dept info...make appointment to get rid of old TVs, printers, computers; locations for bulk drop offs, new tree law, sanitation schedule same as last year
2021 info—How to get rid of old Christmas trees…2nd half of school taxes due Jan 30…Building dept and police department info…make an appointment to get rid of e waste (old TVs,printers,computers-week of Jan 11th)...
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Posted on: December 31, 2020
A summary of the highlights of 2020
Happy new year!
2020 YEAR IN REVIEW, GREENBURGH, NY
In just a few hours, the year 2020 will be “history,” having wreaked havoc across the world, both physically and fiscally. We, as residents of the Town of Greenburgh, were not and are not im...
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Posted on: December 29, 2020
Greenburgh Nature Center seeking executive director
OPPORTUNITY The Greenburgh Nature Center seeks a dynamic Executive Director to lead the organization through an exciting time of realignment and expansion of impact. After a period of strengthening and stabilizing the foundation of the organization led by...
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Posted on: December 22, 2020
A college scholarship opportunity your high school senior might want to apply for ($12,000)...congratulations to student appointee to Police Community Advisory Bd on being accepted to Yale
college is expensive --here is one college scholarship you might want your son or daughter to submit an application....$12,000
If you know of other scholarships students should apply for please advise me at pfeiner@greenburghny.com. I'd...
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Posted on: December 21, 2020
Pursuant to the powers authorized by the state - Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner has issued an order prohibiting canvassing, peddling, soliciting due to Covid-19.
EXECUTIVE ORDER ISSUED PROHIBITING PEDDLEERS, SOLICITORS AND CANVASSERS FROM GOING HOUSE TO HOUSE DUE TO COVID-19 IN GREENBURGH
I, Paul J. Feiner, Town Supervisor of the Town of Greenburgh, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitut...
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Posted on: December 19, 2020
For residents of E Hartsdale AVe who can't find parking --this is great news!
Elmsford Little League begins spring registration
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Posted on: December 18, 2020
Town Board approved 2021 budget with slight tax cut. Summary of services offered to residents of unincorporated and residents of the villages listed below. An important stormwater message
TOWN BD APPROVES 2021 BUDGETS WITH A SMALL TAX DECREASE FOR UNINCORPORATED GREENBURGH AND VILLAGES
The Greenburgh Town Board unanimously approved the 2021 budget on December 15th. The budget includes no tax hike (actually a small tax decrease). T...
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Posted on: December 6, 2020
We're looking for a diverse group of 14 of the brightest, most creative hard working, goal oriented high school students to join the Zuckerberg Institute, town of Greenburgh on a 3 month Post Pandemic Task Force working with Silicon Valley executives
GREENBURGH LOOKING FOR A DIVERSE GROUP OF 14 OF THE BRIGHTEST, MOST CREATIVE, HARD WORKING, GOAL ORIENTED HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FROM DIFFERENT NEIGHBORHOODS IN GREENBURGH TO JOIN THE ZUCKERBERG INSTITUTE AND TOWN OF GREENBURGH...
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Posted on: December 5, 2020
Mile Cooperman, an Ardsley HS student is coordinating the 2020/21 snow angels program. E mail him to volunteer at greenburghsnowangels@gmail.com
Meet Miles Cooperman, Ardsley High School student and coordinator of the 2020/2021 Greenburgh snow angels program
Miles Cooperman is a student at Ardsley High School and is coordinator of the 2020/2021 Greenburgh snow angels program. In recent y...
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Posted on: December 4, 2020
New phone system at Town Hall not working (hopefully will be corrected early next week)....Library Guild needs volunteers...thank you Hartsdale Rotary
No one picking up the phones when you call town employees? Received some complaints. We recently changed phone systems. Been having some technical problems which should be resolved next week. Sorry for the inconveniences. If you can't g...
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Posted on: November 18, 2020
The pandemic has resulted in many people working at home- and the noise from leaf blowers is a major quality of life aggravation for residents. Environmental harm to residents from leaf blowers also a problem
Last night the Greenburgh Town Board met with the Conservation Advisory Council to discuss a possible leaf blower ban between May 15 and October 15th (law would also be in effect from Dec 15 to March 1). You can watch the work session below (thi...
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