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Greenburgh homeowners say water pipes broken for decades make flood matters worse News 12 Staff Updated on: Jul 10, 2021, 3:05am Elsa is long gone, but she left a big mess in Greenburgh that people say could have been avoided. Some residents say the storm damaged their basements, garages, even first stories. They allege a pair of pipes in Troublesome Brook are to blame. Homeowners say engineers they ve hired themselves found that one of the two pipes collapsed, blocking water from running through. The problem goes back decades and even the mildest of thunderstorms wreak havoc on their homes, they say. Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner says he will investigate two options to help families fixing the large underground pipe out of Troublesome Brook, and raising the homes in the flood zone. Feiner says the latter would be more cost effective. ....
Have a green thumb? Lawmakers in Greenburgh have approved a new resolution that will bring a weekly farmer’s market to the heart of the town, right in the parking lot of the Town Hall. Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner said that from 2 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on every Thursday between Aug. 5 and Oct. 28. Feiner noted that Greenburgh was the first community in Westchester to have a farmer’s market - on East Hartsdale near the Hartsdale train station - which began more than 30 years ago. Since then, markets have been popping up across Westchester and surrounding counties. Feiner noted that the East Hartsdale Avenue farmer’s market will continue to operate. The Town Hall market will be chaired by Town Clerk Judith Beville, who has been in charge of the committee overseeing the implementation of the new market. ....