Third Annual ComicCon Comes to White Plains The White Plains Cares Coalition and the White Plains Youth Bureau are partnering with Nancy Silberkliet, Co-CEO of Archie Comics & Rise Above Foundation to host the 3rd Annual White Plains ComicCon on
Read MoreThe White Plains 2017-18 School Budget passed Tuesday with an 86.4% Yes margin. The unofficial tally as the polls closed on Tuesday night was 823, Yes to 130 No votes. Board Candidate Rosemarie Eller received 816 votes; Randy Stein received 799 votes. Both ran unopposed for
Read MoreOn Sunday, May 14, The City of White Plains lost one of its most respected and beloved residents, John W. Harrington (Jack). He was 97 years old. He passed peacefully with family by his side. Friends close to Jack said
Read MoreThe Loucks Memorial Track and Field Games is celebrating its 50th anniversary from May 11 to 13 at White Plains High School. About 1,000 athletes from all over the East Coast and Canada are in attendance. Many special activities are planned including two
Read MoreHarry Kyreakedes (DOB 12/1/89) was arraigned on an indictment Thursday before Judge Susan Cacace and charged with one count of Vehicular Manslaughter in the First Degree, a class “C” Felony; one count of Vehicular Manslaughter in the Second Degree, a
Read MoreWhite Plains has been designated a Clean Energy Community by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), recognizing the city as a leader in reducing energy use, cutting costs and driving clean energy locally. Announced by Gov.
Read MoreMembers of the White Plains Common Council heard from the public during a hearing on the city’s 2017-18 budget proposal last week. Citing the need to maintain budgeted contracts, while keeping property taxes down and staying within the state-mandated 2
Read MoreAt the May meeting of the White Plains Common Council, members discussed a communication from the Building Dept. regarding a petition submitted on behalf of Saber White Plains, LLC, and Chauncey White Plains, LLC, to amend the Zoning Ordinance to
Read MoreOn a recent bicycle ride on the Bronx River Parkway bike trail, Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner was surprised by the amount of graffiti along the path. “The scenery is beautiful. One big problem: Lots of graffiti along the path,
Read MoreGina Barrios and Maria (Rini) DeVito have been professional hair stylists for many years, each with the dream of one day owning their own studio. That dream came true in January this year, when they discovered Sola Salon Studios on
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