Check washing is a disturbing trend that begins with mail being stolen for the purpose of obtaining personal and business checks. A person may become aware they have been a victim of check washing only after checking their balance and
Read MoreMatt Fiorillo, President and CEO of Ballard-Durand Funeral and Cremation Services is very excited about the newest member of his staff. Her name is Lulu. She is a Golden Doodle, a trained and certified therapy dog, and the first funeral
Read MoreChristopher Gomez was named as White Plains’ new Commissioner of Planning at Monday night’s regularly scheduled meeting. Gomez has worked as a planner at both the County and municipal levels. Most recently, he served as the Director of Planning and
Read MoreJust in time for Independence Day, the Daughters of Liberty Legacy, an organization founded by Daughters of the American Revolution and dedicated to promoting the importance of local history, has organized two trolley tours of White Plains historic locations relevant
Read MoreWhite Plains Outdoor Arts Festival. Saturday & Sunday, May 30 & 31, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tibbits Park, 1 North Broadway at Main Street, White Plains. Fine Arts, Fine Crafts, 53rd Annual Juried Show. Also: children’s workshop, student art exhibits, emerging
Read MoreWhite Plains Department of Public Works Commissioner Joseph (Bud) Nicoletti was let go from his job last week during a special meeting of the Common Council on Wednesday at 9:30 p.m. The announcement of the Resolution and vote on the termination
Read MoreThe source of some heated discussion during the May 19 Planning Board meeting in White Plains were complaints by residents living near the German International School on Partridge Road that too many trees were being removed at the recently approved
Read MoreAlfred B. DelBello, a former New York lieutenant governor, Westchester county executive and mayor of Yonkers, died on May 15. He was 80 years old. Reports indicate the announcement was made by his wife, Dee DelBello, CEO and publisher of
Read MoreBack to the Garden 1969 concert celebrating the music and spirit of the Woodstock Music Festival. Back to the Garden 1969 is a group of professional musicians who have performed together in various combinations over the years, and have now
Read MoreThe public hearing on changes to the White Plains Zoning Ordinance affecting cabarets was closed during the May 4 Common Council meeting and the changes to the ordinance passed unanimously with a section on cabaret entry fee structure tabled to
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