Last week NYS announced that a new 270-foot pedestrian and bicycle bridge along Route 9 in Tarrytown over the NYS Thruway had been completed. Great news! I believe that the bridge […] Read more »
The powerful storm on July 14th caused significant flooding along two rivers –the Saw Mill River and Bronx River. This is not unusual -there is always property damage, car rescues near […] Read more »
Herman Geist, the first Chair of the Westchester County Board of Legislators, passed away today at age 100. I first interacted with Herman when I was a teenager. The way […] Read more »
The Greenburgh Town Board voted on Wednesday, May 28 to appoint Lia Rodriguez of Tarrytown as Greenburgh’s next Town Judge. Judge-designee Rodriguez will assume her new job on July 7th. […] Read more »
On Saturday at the Greenburgh repair café from 11 AM to 3 PM, you can get the following possessions repaired for free at the Theodore Young Community Center: Bicycles Jewelry […] Read more »
Rabbi Mara Young of Woodlands Community Temple recently initiated a series on cable TV and on our Greenburgh You Tube channel – interviews with children of Holocaust Survivors – highlighting […] Read more »
The Town of Greenburgh has expanded our Holocaust Living History interviews and is now producing and airing interviews with Greenburgh residents who had been impacted by the Holocaust- children and […] Read more »
The town of Greenburgh will be hosting our 2nd annual on Saturday, April 26th, 2025 from 11 am until 4 pm – with a rain date of Sunday, April 27th […] Read more »
Pace University has a free camp for students interested in cybersecurity that might be of interest to area students. Camp CryptoBot , funded through a grant by the National Security […] Read more »
Monica Getz helped many individuals get back on their feet after setbacks in their lives Our community lost a great woman this week. Irvington’s Monica Getz, founder of the Coalition […] Read more »
