Leaders from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and elected officials announced the completion of the White Plains Metro-North station renewal project at a press conference Monday morning. The renovation included increased ADA accessibility, functional upgrades to the station, amenities such
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The White Plains Board of Education made two new appointments at a Special Meeting in September and its monthly meeting in October. Joseph Onativia was appointed the Assistant Principal of George Washington School and Michael Eaton was named Acting Principal
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Westchester elected officials, community members and undocumented workers held a rally in front of the Martin Luther King Jr. statue in White Plains on Oct. 12 to call on Gov. Kathy Hochul and state lawmakers to expand the Excluded Workers
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Are marijuana dispensaries and on-site consumption lounges coming to White Plains? The White Plains Council of Neighborhood Associations (WPCNA) discussed this topic at length during its Oct. 12 meeting. To date, White Plains Mayor Tom Roach and the Common
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A public hearing was held at last week’s White Plains Common Council meeting in relation to an application submitted by Armonk-based Saber-North White Plains LLC for a special permit, site plan approval and removal of the special setback for
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An application by Senlac Ridge Partners to tear down an office building at 701 Westchester Avenue in White Plains and build a five-story, 360-unit apartment building was rejected by the White Plains Common Council at its monthly meeting on
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It has been 21 months since the White Plains Performing Arts Center (WPPAC) put on its last musical production. “Masquerade!” which will premiere at WPPAC on Oct. 8, features stories and songs from Andrew Lloyd Webber’s life and celebrated work
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By Bailey Hosfelt Hundreds gathered Saturday afternoon in front of the Westchester County Courthouse in White Plains for a Westchester Women’s March rally to show their support for abortion justice and reproductive rights. The rally, which featured engaging speeches from
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During the pandemic, Michael Nyikos, a Somers Senior High School graduate and current junior at Union College in Schenectady, wrote and self-published a sci-fi fantasy novel, The Colson Legend: Ice Queen. The story, which is written from the perspective of
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The Town of North Castle’s storage of asphalt millings derived from its road repaving program, which are being stored at the Middle Patent Road highway yard, continued to be a topic of concern at the North Castle Town Board meeting
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