Are you a new resident of Greenburgh?

Would you like to learn about town programs?

Would you like the chance to interact with other public officials?

Would you like to get involved in the community?

Would you like to meet some of your neighbors?

WE WANT YOU TO BE HAPPY WITH YOUR DECISION TO MOVE TO OUR TOWN!  And—welcome your participation. And suggestions.

NEW RESIDENTS’ RECEPTION TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19TH, THEODORE YOUNG COMMUNITY CENTER, 6:30 PM TO 8 PM, MANHATTAN AVE., WHITE PLAINS (MANHATTAN AVE. IS LOCATED OFF OF ROUTE 119-NEAR K MART SHOPPING CENTER. THE CENTER IS LOCATED A HALF BLOCK FROM K MART OFF OF ROUTE 119, TARRYTOWN ROAD. IF YOU ARE TRAVELING TOWARD ELMSFORD TURN RIGHT ONTO MANHATTAN AVE. THE ENTRANCE IS ON THE LEFT ACROSS THE STREET FROM UNION BAPTIST CHURCH. IF TRAVELING FROM RT. 119 MAKE A LEFT ONTO MANHATTAN AVE.)   You are invited to attend our annual new residents reception at the Theodore Young Community Center which is located off of Manhattan Ave. near the Crossroads Shopping Center (seconds away from Route 119).

Councilmembers Diana Juettner, Francis Sheehan, Ken Jones, Kevin Morgan and I will join other town officials and will be happy to introduce you to some of our exciting programs and services.

At this reception you'll sample some delicious food, be able to interact with new residents and officials, and have your questions answered.

THERE ARE MANY FUN ACTIVITIES YOU CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS FALL!  Visit our website: www.greenburghny.com.  *Numerous arts programs - including poetry, art galleries at Town Hall  *fitness, basketball, karate club, after school programs, cooking classes, dance and video programs, indoor swimming instruction, preschool swim lessons, water exercise classes, swim team, swim classes for people with arthritis and other ailments at Theodore Young Community Center, daily lunch programs, yoga and more!  *Nature Center - Halloween events, turkey scavenger hunt, numerous programs for children and a mini vacation nature camp.  NEW! Indoor tennis at Rumbrook Park (private concession) and numerous walking trails.

Paul Feiner