Workers and visitors inside City Center continue to encounter the subtle underbelly of downtown White Plains. People perceived or confirmed to be experiencing homelessness have been noticed there this summer. It’s not a new observation, instead it’s been one that’s
Read MoreA new Chick-fil-A restaurant, proposed for a site on the border of White Plains and Greenburgh, would come with purported road and traffic improvements at the company’s expense. The project is not yet approved for the former CVS site at
Read MoreSouthern Land Company is hoping for approval of a site plan amendment this summer to accommodate a new Starbucks at 250 Mamaroneck Ave., its attorney, Neil Alexander, revealed in an email July 6. Alexander and Dustin Downey, chief investment officer,
Read MoreAs artists finish painting huge murals, they become a small blip on the medium from the perspective of the observer who soaks in the work from afar. Marco Arce and Mya Ortiz didn’t initially see the Chilean professional artist Dasic
Read MoreWhite Plains firefighters will receive six percent more in pay over the next two fiscal years as part of the latest collective bargaining agreement. The Common Council unanimously approved the contract June 3 with the Professional Firefighters Association Local 274,
Read MoreWhite Plains is not planning to abandon its red light cameras anytime soon. It’s quite the opposite. The Common Council earlier this week requested state legislators grant a five-year extension on the municipal authority to fine via a 6-0 vote
Read MoreBy Andy Milone A Budget and Management Advisory Committee member said Monday the gloomy days of the COVID-19 pandemic are in the rearview mirror while addressing next year’s proposed City of White Plains $212.3 million budget. Committee member Tim Sheehan
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