The White Plains Examiner

There is a need for many varied jobs related to the airline industry and members of the White Plains Youth Bureau are getting to experience what it’s like to be a pilot through a new flight simulator. The portable simulator

A suspect wanted in Connecticut for attempted murder was arrested by Westchester County Police on Wednesday night after his vehicle was spotted on the Hutchinson River Parkway at Boston Post Road in Pelham. County Police had developed information that the

Defendant Glen Robinson, 26, of Elmsford pleaded guilty Jan. 21 to hitting and killing a pedestrian with his car in front of the Westchester County Center in August 2019. The victim, Susan Benjamin-Bailey of the Bronx, was on her way

Alexa “The Great” Qualifies for Olympic Trails It is not often that I refer to an athlete as “The Great.” However, eighth grade Highlands School student/athlete Alexa Reyna very much deserves the prestigious accolade. If you proclaim to be a

Former White Plains resident Ben Himmelfarb and current resident Elaine Massena worked in similar capacities in the city and would often cross paths in their jobs. Massena is the city archivist with the city clerk’s office and Himmelfarb was the local

When the new Little League baseball season opens in April in White Plains players will be competing in a newly renovated Gedney Field. The field is temporarily closed. White Plains Little League President Kevin Scully said last week the field

As a follow up to Stop the Bleed training provided to White Plains School District teachers, staff, and administrators in 2019, White Plains Hospital recently donated Stop the Bleed kits to the White Plains School District. The kits will be

Stepinac High School (8-4 overall, 5-1 CHSAA AA) has had a tough time on the basketball court since losing star junior guard Adrian Griffin, Jr. On Jan. 3, Griffin sustained a sprained left knee during the “Crusader Classic” against Iona

Acts of Anti-Semitism have occurred with disturbing regularity in the area in recent weeks. There was deadly violence at a kosher market in Jersey City in December, a recent Hanukkah attack in Monsey and locally, a menorah was toppled at Veterans’ Field

The White Plains Common Council voted unanimously on Jan. 6 to appoint Nadine Hunt-Robinson as its president for the next two years. Hunt-Robinson took her oath of office at the meeting as did first-term Councilwomen Jennifer Puja and Victoria Presser,