At the June 4 meeting of the White Plains Common Council the final vote to approve the site plan for an extension to the Salvation Army facility at 16 Sterling Avenue was approved by a vote of five to two.
Read MoreWith less than a month to go before interest rates on student loans are set to double across the country, Assemblyman Robert Castelli is calling on Congress to take action to stop the rate hike. Castelli (R-Goldens Bridge), who is
Read MoreThe French American School of New York (FASNY) opened its doors to White Plains residents Saturday afternoon, June 9. FASNY staff and representatives from the architectural, engineering, traffic consultant, law and public relations firms hired to move the proposed campus
Read MoreOne of the top Italian-American students in the state hails from right here in White Plains. Gina Falisi, a student of Maria Regina High School, is a recipient of the 2012 New York Conference of the Italian-American State Legislators Scholarship.
Read MoreMuscle Maker Grill, the White Plains eatery that celebrated its grand opening this past Saturday, is bringing a new kind of fast food experience to Westchester diners. The New Jersey-based franchise, which is run by partners Mike Bonfiglio and Mario
Read MoreLocal art aficionados won’t have to leave White Plains to visit the Hudson River this summer. In its latest exhibit, “Fish Tales Around Westchester,” ArtsWestchester explores the river and the effect people have had on it as well as other
Read MoreA 66-year-old White Plains resident could be spending the next 45 years in jail after being convicted of obstruction of justice, mail fraud and making false statements to the government. David Griffiths, the executive director of the Neighborhood Enhancement for
Read MoreAs both a comedian and a long-time fan of standup comedy, Rockland resident Adam Oliensis knows watching your neighbor on stage is a different experience than watching a comic on T.V. “People tend to think it’s sort of a home
Read MoreWith the White Plains Common Council in deliberation on the future of the French American School of New York, FASNY officials have stepped up their effort to build public support for the project. Last month, post cards were sent to
Read MoreOn a perfect Sunday on June 3, more than 15,000 people packed New York-Presbyterian Hospital in White Plains for Walk Now For Autism Speaks, one of the country’s biggest events for autism fundraising and awareness. Those embarking on the two-mile
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