The Westchester County Department of Health and local hospitals have teamed up to launch a survey that asks county residents 18 and older to assess their own health as well as the health of their … [Read more...]
White Plains Astro-photographer Presents “Treasures of the Night Skies”
Deep space and northern lights photos by White Plains resident Scott Nammacher will be on display at Larchmont Public Library, March 2 to 28. The exhibit is called Treasures of the Night … [Read more...]
Amazon Reneges on NYC Deal, Westchester Groups Respond with Concern
The decision last week by Amazon to pull out of a deal to build a second headquarters in New York City, caused a ripple effect of concern across the region, with local business organizations and … [Read more...]
White Plains Dems Endorse All-female Slate for Common Council
At a heavily attended meeting Feb. 13 at the White Plains YWCA, the White Plains Democratic City Committee endorsed what is believed to be its first all-female slate of candidates for seats on the … [Read more...]
White Plains Teachers, District Reach Contract Agreement
The White Plains School District and the White Plains Teachers’ Association reached agreement on a three-year contract Feb. 8, providing a 1.5% salary increase in each of the three years, with … [Read more...]
White Plains Rural Cemetery Assoc. Wins Appeal to Build Crematory
The White Plains Rural Cemetery Association has won an appeal in a quest it began in 2014 to build a crematory on its property at 167 N. Broadway in White Plains. Claiming financial hardship partly … [Read more...]
Con Edison Moratorium on New Natural Gas Hook Ups Is a Wake-up Call
On Jan. 17 Con Edison sent a letter to the New York Public Service Commission (PSC) announcing its intent to impose a natural gas infrastructure moratorium on much of its Westchester County service … [Read more...]
Partial Federal Gov’t Shutdown Temporarily Ended, But More Work to be Done
As chair of the House Appropriations Committee, Congresswoman Nita Lowey (D-Harrison), played an active role in presenting what she called “eleven opportunities” to the Senate to end the partial … [Read more...]
Residents Are Feeling the Cold at 86 Dekalb, White Plains
(This story was updated at 1:45 p.m., Jan. 25) Media reports that the heating and hot water system at 86 Dekalb Ave., White Plains, was broken and not delivering heat to the building’s residents … [Read more...]
52 N. Broadway Landfill Test Results Are In, Developer Requests Closing Public Hearing
The highly anticipated test results for the open space fill area at 52 N. Broadway, the former Good Counsel campus, have been received by White Plains City Hall, and are posted on the city’s … [Read more...]
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