Greenburgh schools reopen after 3-hour delay, Edgemont shifts to remote learning following water main break

Yeah, the water is starting to come back for some communities here in Westchester. But if you turn your faucet on and notice it's running slowly, some workers here tell me that is to be expected as they have to slowly let the system fill back up. You can see the crews here across the street. They've been working. There's an excavator there. They've been moving and removing dirt and putting it right back on where they had to fix that water main issue. Now, this is near 836 Central Park Avenue in Greensburg. That worker that talked to me earlier told me that the break happened around 2 Thursday afternoon and crews have been out here all night working to fix it, we're told residents in parts of Edgemont, Hartsdale, and Fairview reported having no water. It was a major water valve break here. The outage also leading Greensburg Central School District to announce a three hour delay and school delays in Edgemont. The district says it could switch to remote learning if it can't safely open its buildings now. We did speak with some residents here that we that just telling us that how difficult it's been not having water, they say since about two yesterday the worker here telling us that that water pressure should gradually build back up as the system fills up. There's also a question about quality. We'll be checking in with the county health department about whether a boil water advisory is needed. For now, that's the latest from here in the Greensburg section of Westchester this morning, Eric Robinson, News 12.