Small business owners decry tariffs
Small business owners offered insight into how the Trump administration’s tariff policy has trickled down to the local level
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James J. Hahn Engineering presented redevelopment plans for Addyman Square and Legion Park to the Ardsley Board of Trustees on Feb. 17. The project will be funded by a $977,827 federal grant secured by then Congressman Jamaal Bowman in 2024.
The firm’s project engineer, Douglas J. Hahn, described the current condition of the combined sites, which straddle Saw Mill River Road, stating “Everything is in pretty much disrepair.” The site plan is broken up into three sections: Addyman Square, the northern sidewalk leading to Center Street, and Saw Mill River Road (Route 9A).
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