News from The White Plains Examiner, mostly covering the City of White Plains along with stories from communities across the southern portion of Westchester County, NY.
Monday, Feb 1, 2016, was expected to be a big day in White Plains as the final vote by the White Plains Common Council was anticipated to either accept or deny the French American School of New York’s (FASNY) Special
Read MoreIn order to engage the public in the planning stages of a Downtown White Plains Transit District, the mayor’s office has launched a project website. The site contains background information, maps, information about upcoming public engagement sessions, and contact information
Read MoreOn Tuesday, Jan. 19, Michael “Skip” Stevens met with his players for the final time to inform them that he would not be the Head Coach of White Plains High School football next season. After 11 seasons as Head Football
Read MoreThe League of Women Voters of White Plains will honor Dorothy Schere at its annual Dinner Party on Sunday, Jan. 31. The party will be held at the home of Janice Abbott and Richard Bernstein from 3 to 5 p.m. at
Read MoreThe Gedney Association announced Friday that it was pleased but not surprised by the Preliminary Decision of Judge Joan B. Lefkowitz denying FASNY’s motion to overturn the City of White Plains municipal law requiring a super-majority vote in the closure of
Read MoreThe following press release was issued Thursday, Jan. 21: The plan to build the French-American School of New York (FASNY) in White Plains took a major step forward today with a Decision by a State Supreme Court Judge that orders
Read MoreThe 2015 New York State CHSAA and CHSFL AAA Champions took their final bow for their remarkable season at the Stepinac High School Football Awards Dinner, at The Women’s Club of White Plains, on Wednesday, Jan. 13. The 2015 Stepinac
Read MoreIn follow-up to complaints received last week by the White Plains Building Department in regard to City Center 15: Cinema de Lux, an independent pest control service chosen by the City conducted an inspection of the premises on January 19, 2016
Read MoreDr. William L. Carter, Commissioner of the Greenburgh Theodore Young Community Center since 2008, died Friday, Jan. 15, succumbing to a battle with cancer. “The town of Greenburgh is in mourning, and flags will be placed at half staff,” Greenburgh
Read MoreOn Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Monday, Jan. 18, free concerts, book readings and for children: arts & crafts, story time and sing-a-long all presented by the Martin Luther King, Jr. Freedom Library at Barnes & Noble City Center, White
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