The White Plains Examiner

Tarrytown resident Sebastian Ore has teamed up with his father Sandro Ore to “Bash” cancer and help his two grandfathers pay for treatments as they fight different forms of the disease. The determined youngster wanted to find a way to

Art Monk is a native of White Plains who grew up on Battle Avenue. He graduated from White Plains High School in 1976, as one of the most noted athletes to wear a Tigers uniform. Monk’s superior athletic ability propelled

Seniors looking to stretch their food budgets – and savor the season’s abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables – may be entitled to a Farmers Market Checkbook. To be eligible for this $20 value, people must be 60 or older

The Westchester County Department of Health has learned for the first time this year that a mosquito batch has tested positive for West Nile Virus. The mosquito batch had been collected by County Health Department staff in New Rochelle and

The North Castle Town Board met with the Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino’s office last week to urge the county to make repairs on the Elijah Miller House/Washington’s Headquarters at its current location in North White Plains. Last month, the

Two White Plains businesses were featured at A Bridge to Success workshop presented by the Westchester County Office of Economic Development last week. Both, minority run and in the small business category, received proclamations from the County Executive’s office for

As the violence in Gaza between Palestinians and Israelis continued last week, a gathering of about 250 people at Manhattanville College in Harrison, representing the Christian, Islamic and Jewish faiths, joined together spiritually to pray for peace and healing and