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.
The White Plains Common Council has scheduled a Special Meeting, Wednesday, Aug. 5 at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall, to consider the proposed discontinuance of a portion of Hathaway Lane between Ridgeway and Gedney Esplanade pursuant to
Read MoreDespite the absence of the lawyer representing the Windward School at the continued public hearing on the Subdivision and Site Plan for 221-227 West St., members of the White Plains Planning Board agreed to allow discussion and permitted residents to
Read MoreOngoing discussions between the Town of Greenburgh and the administration of Pets Alive Westchester to try to keep the no kill animal shelter open in Elmsford have continued into this week. After a press release was circulated by the shelter
Read MoreErik Refvik, the 35-year-old White Plains Firefighter involved in the early morning accident in downtown White Plains on November 3 that killed Reyda La Madrid and resulted in serious physical injuries to Edgar Lopez, pled guilty today to the entire
Read MoreWestchester County Police on Wednesday night charged a White Plains woman with passing suspected synthetic marijuana during a July 19 visit to her inmate husband – a substance that sickened prisoners at the jail on several occasions this month. Ebony
Read MoreBy Beth Wallach – As the White Plains Beautification Foundation (WPBF) celebrates its 50th anniversary as an all-volunteer, not-for-profit organization, its cable television program “This Blooming City” celebrates 25 years of bringing gardening, landscaping, environmental issues, and much more to viewers
Read MoreAnimal welfare group Pets Alive announced last week that it plans to restructure its organization by closing its Westchester facility located in Elmsford, and consolidate operations to its Middletown, NY location. Skyrocketing repair and maintenance costs of what the group
Read MoreA gathering of White Plains Religious Leaders stood on the steps of Grace Episcopal Church Friday to read a Statement of unified response to the KKK Rally in Charleston, SC to be held the following day in protest of the
Read MoreThe Town of Greenburgh is looking for certified lifeguards 15 years and older to work full or part time at Anthony F Veteran Park and Massaro Park. The Parks Department will also train interested good swimmer for certification Contact Gregory
Read MoreAt its regularly scheduled monthly meeting on July 6, the White Plains Common Council voted six to one to change the city’s Municipal Code regarding cabarets to allow the collection of a fee at the door. With many entertainment establishments
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