By Jon Craig City Court Judge Jo Ann Friia administered oaths of office Monday night to White Plains Mayor Thomas Roach and three incumbent Council members who were reelected in November: Democrats John Kirkpatrick, John Martin and Beth Smayda. The newly seated
Read MoreThe 6-acre site at 221-227 West Street, White Plains, was left to the Windward School by the property’s previous owners. The Windward School is an independent co-ed day school, located at 13 Windward Avenue in White Plains, focused on helping
Read MoreIn the latest show of futuristic technology, White Plains Hospital recently unveiled robots that it is using to pulverize potentially lethal germs in its rooms. In introducing the space-aged R2-D2 look-a-likes, White Plains Hospital becomes one of the first hospitals
Read MoreWhite Plains Mayor Tom Roach presented Ms. Gerry Angel of 64 Holbrooke Road, with her Gold LEED for Homes Certificate, along with a proclamation, declaring December 20th “Gerry Angel Day” in the City of White Plains at a ceremony held at
Read MoreThe big stories marking 2013 actually happened in late 2012 – the killing of schoolchildren at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut and Hurricane Sandy. Just a year ago, as the region and the nation were still reeling from
Read MoreIn a recent report, State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli, singled out White Plains and Rye as cities that “continue to maintain healthy financial positions due to stable tax bases, low poverty and conservative budgeting.” “White Plains and Rye are on solid financial ground
Read MoreIsaac Murdakh and his wife Julie run one of the true Mom and Pop Shops in White Plains. Pulse Pharmacy is a family run, local business, dedicated to customized and personal service, complete with free daily delivery. Isaac and Julie
Read MoreConsidered one of the longest running (consecutive weekly) Irish seisuns in the Tri-State area, the Wednesday seisun at Dunne’s Pub Restaurant at 15 Shapham Place in White Plains entered its 16th year last week. There was a packed house to
Read MoreWestchester County Legislator, Bill Ryan (D-White Plains) is leaving public office when his term as Legislator for District 5 ends on December 31. White Plains Councilman, Benjamin Boykin, ran for that seat and won when Ryan left the seat open
Read MoreWhite Plains Performing Arts Center’s production of Les Misérables opened this weekend. Despite the snow storm on Saturday night, there were over 300 people in the house, all happy they braved the elements, with one audience member saying: “After all,
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