Recently, I became aware of a terrific new resource that should interest Greenburgh residents. It’s called www.RivertownsGuide.com. This is a free, online resource that focuses on the rivertowns & Greenburgh. The guide includes listings of events, happenings that are taking place around the community –big events and smaller events. Library programs, farmers’ markets, historical societies, not for profit arts groups, etc… take advantage of the new site to list and celebrate their events.
The RivertownsGuide was started by Jennifer Holiday and Howard Grossman, residents of Hastings on Hudson. If you are looking for fun events to take your family to –you’ll be pleased with this new guide. I trying visiting the site on a regular basis and have been impressed with the updates and constant additional helpful sections. We are lucky to have such a good community asset in town.
PAUL FEINER
Greenburgh Town Supervisor
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Call To Arms: Multiple felonies have been committed against us costing us thousands of dollars!!!! This is who to contact at the State:
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Office of the Attorney General
Public Integrity Bureau
Phone: (212) 416-8090
Email: public.integrity@oag.state.ny.us
PIB Hotline:
If you wish to report allegations of government wrongdoing, please call the New York State Public Integrity Hotline: 1-800-428-9072. Calls will be kept confidential