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Greenburgh cable has produced fascinating stories about the past. Our living history interviews have featured interviews with veterans, survivors of 9-11, children of Holocaust survivors (and Holocaust survivors) and interviews with residents who experienced discrimination before and after the Civil Rights Act. The cable TV team also has highlighted the important role Greenburgh played in the Revolutionary War. Watch this short video highlighting our local history.
If you would like to tell your family story, please e mail me at pfeiner@greenburghny.comand I’ll connect you with our cable TV team. You can also call me at 914 438 1343 with any questions. A special thanks to our cable TV team: Terence Brosnan and Sam Singer for the excellent job they do. Greenburgh is fortunate to have both of them working for the town. I can be reached at 914-438-1343 or pfeiner@greenburghny.com.
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