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.
Seven individuals were inducted into the White Plains High School Athletics Hall of Fame Monday evening in the school’s Auditorium. The Athletics Hall of Fame dates to a 2015 inaugural. There were no inductions in 2020 due to the coronavirus
Read MoreAs the trend of flattened COVID-19 cases persist countywide and vaccination rates hover close to 90 percent, White Plains Public Schools are partnering with the Westchester County Department of Health to help the pediatric population get inoculated. “We’re at
Read MoreThe Greenburgh Town Board will be naming former Westchester County Public Safety Commissioner George Longworth as interim police chief during a special meeting on Nov. 16. Longworth, who grew up in Greenburgh, will serve until a permanent chief is
Read MoreColumbia Doctors Children’s Health has launched new specialties and expanded clinical care facilities at its 15 North Broadway, White Plains location. This collaborative project with NewYork-Presbyterian provides access to pediatric specialists in 14 care areas within a 5,000-square-foot, family-friendly space
Read MoreDr. Robert Michler, Surgeon-in-Chief and Chairman of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery at Montefiore, joined Susan Fox, President & CEO of White Plains Hospital and other hospital leaders in cutting the ribbon on OR 8. White Plains Hospital expects to begin
Read MoreTyana Thompson was recognized as Youth of the Year by the White Plains Common Council at its monthly meeting on Nov. 1. Thompson, a senior at White Plains High School, has been a member of the White Plains Community
Read MoreBy Grace Bennett Two sister organizations devoted to Holocaust education – whose programming promoting tolerance typically take place from opposite sides of the Hudson River –are collaborating to present Kristallnacht: Bridge Walk to Remember, a solidarity walk on the Gov.
Read MoreThe Business Council of Westchester has announced the election of a slate of three new board members that bring a diverse range of experience and talents to the county’s largest and most influential business organization. Elected to three-year terms were
Read MoreSaint Joseph’s Medical Center has received a $250,000 one-year grant to increase access to behavioral health crisis services and support the implementation of the new nationwide suicide hotline number, known as 988 Lifeline, at St. Vincent’s Hospital Westchester in Harrison.
Read MoreThree Democratic candidates swept the three available seats on the White Plains Common Council on Election Day. Incumbent Justin Brasch was reelected as the top vote getter with 5,239. Finishing second was newcomer Richard Payne with 5,074. Incumbent John Martin,
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