BRONXVILLE, NY — July 30, 2019 — As is custom, this is my last column until post Labor Day. For that reason, I want to update residents on what projects were untaken over the summer months, their status and what will continue into the fall. Street Paving and Curbing Paving has been completed on the length of Sagamore Road, all …
By Mayor MARY MARVIN, Esq.
VILLAGE OF BRONXVILLE – LEGAL NOTICE – PUBLIC HEARING – Monday, June 26, 2018 @ 8pm EDT
VILLAGE OF BRONXVILLE – LEGAL NOTICE – PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Trustees, Village of Bronxville, will hold a Public Hearing at 8PM on Monday, June 25, 2018 in the Trustees Room at Village Hall, 200 Pondfield Road, Bronxville, NY for Proposed Local Law 10-2018 to authorize a charitable gifts reserve fund tax credit pursuant …
Mobile Passport – June 15, 11am to 2pm – Bronxville Village Hall
Getting a U.S. Passport just got easier. As new passport requirements go into effect I want to remind the residents of Bronxville that our staff will be visiting Village Hall, 200 Pondfield Road, on Friday, June 15th to process passport applications from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Passports have always been a necessary document for those who traveled outside of …
Alan Sands, Filmmaker, and Hezi Aris, Yonkers Tribune Editor-at-Large on Westchester On the Level – Tuesday, August 8, 2017th at 10am DST
WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NY — Yonkers Tribune Editor-at-Large Hezi Aris opens the Tuesday, August 8th broadcast delving into the latest Hezitorial: “Yonkers Police Department Plagued by Arrogance and Shades of Racism By HEZI ARIS ” from 10-11am DST. Alan Sands, filmmaker of a new TV miniseries which chronicles the heroism of the young men and women of the 42nd Rainbow Division during World …
Villagers Begin Preparing for Summer Vacations
By Mayor MARY C. MARVIN, Esq.
VILLAGE OF BRONXVILLE, NY — June 27, 2017 —This week’s column is season specific as the school year has come to a close and many Villagers begin to prepare for summer vacations. With residents traveling for extended periods of time, it is important that one’s home looks occupied. Even when mail is stopped, Pennysavers and phone books left in the …
By Mayor MARY C. MARVIN, Esq.
The Westchester Guardian – September 18, 2014 Edition
The Westchester Guardian-September 18, 2014 Edition
MAYOR MARVIN’S COLUMN: Defying the Traditional Quiet of Past Years By Mayor MARY C. MARVIN
This summer, activity at Village Hall defies the traditional quiet of past years as we embark on a myriad of infrastructure projects. The Garden Avenue parking lot flood mitigation project is well underway and on schedule. Funded primarily with a grant award from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, the project involves the construction of under pavement water storage chambers, …
MAYOR MARVIN’S COLUMN: The Genesis of July 4th By Mayor MARY C. MARVIN
After enjoying a very traditional Fourth of July replete with burgers, barbeque, fireworks, patriotic clothing and even a group Pledge of Allegiance, I realized I didn’t fully understand the genesis of the holiday, so I set about researching. We think of July 4, 1776 as the day that represents the Declaration of Independence from Great Britain and the birth of …
MAYOR MARVIN’S COLUMN: The Changing 2014 Economy and Village of Bronxville By Mayor MARY C. MARVIN
The Trustees and I approved both a Capital Budget and a 2014-2015 Operating Budget at the April Board of Trustees meeting. Both reflect the changing face of the economy and the Village in 2014. Our Capital Budget of $3.5 million, almost one million dollars more than our last capital outlay, reflects the realization of a 100 year old plus aging …
Read The Westchester Guardian – February 13, 2014 Edition
Click to read The Westchester Guardian – February 13, 2014 edition