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.
By Ryan Raicht— White Plains Mayor Tom Roach was joined last week for a ribbon-cutting ceremony by the developers of the city’s latest completed construction project, a new 303-unit upscale apartment complex. The Halden, which opened earlier this year, was
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht Liberty Coca-Cola broke ground last week on a state-of-the-art facility that will generate its own heat and electricity and recover carbon dioxide, making it the first plant of its kind in the U.S. to have that capability.
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht White Plains Mayor Tom Roach was joined last week for a ribbon-cutting ceremony by the developers of the city’s latest completed construction project, a new 303-unit upscale apartment complex. The Halden, which opened earlier this year, was
Read MoreDuring the first two Diverse Abilities Jobs Fair, Westchester County reserved space at libraries in Yonkers and White Plains as the hosting sites for the event. The fairs proved to be so successful that officials needed to secure a larger
Read MoreWhite Plains residents will continue to rely on familiar faces when emergency situations arise. During its July 3 meeting, the White Plains Common Council entered into a new three-year Emergency Medical Services Agreement with Empress Ambulance Service, LLC, which has
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht More than 60 high school students recently gathered at Stepinac High School in White Plains to present their findings from a special program they participated in that recommended how to curb social media abuse. The culmination of
Read MoreCounty officials have requested that the Westchester Sports Hall of Fame expel a 2017 inductee after he pleaded guilty to a federal pornography charge last week. Westchester County Executive George Latimer and Board of Legislators Chair Vedat Gashi jointly announced
Read MoreA nursing home in White Plains is one of four being sued by New York Attorney General Letitia James for years of alleged repeated and persistent fraud and illegally misusing funds that resulted in significant resident neglect, harm and humiliation.
Read MoreBy Ryan Raicht Feeding Westchester presenting a strategic plan last week to combat hunger in the county and help the thousands of residents and their families who are at constant risk of not having enough to eat. Last Thursday the
Read MoreThe City of White Plains will be getting a head start on the July 4 holiday by hosting its annual Independence Day Celebration on Friday, June 30 from 6:30 to 10 p.m. at White Plains High School on North St.
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