Author: Pat Casey

The League of Women Voters of White Plains has rescheduled the previously canceled Candidates Forum for candidates in the New York State Assembly District 93 election “now that both candidates have accepted the League’s invitations to participate,” said LWVWP president

During the October meeting of the White Plains Common Council, members agreed to go ahead with funding to relocate the White Plains Cable Television Access Commission from rented space in the basement of the Seasons condominium building to the public

The Gedney Association filed a Notice of Appeal last week with hopes of reversing State Supreme Court Judge Lefkowitz’s decision dismissing its lawsuit challenging the approval of the French American School of New York (FASNY) plan for a regional school

Eric Jackier (DOB 4/30/69) of White Plains, pleaded guilty Oct. 3 to charges of grand larceny related to stealing money from two different woman in two unrelated financial scams. Specifically, Jackier pleaded guilty to Grand Larceny in the Second Degree,

The League of Women Voters of White Plains has canceled the Candidates Forum for contestants in the New York State Assembly District 93 election originally scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 23League of Women Voters Cancels Candidate Forum. David Buchwald accepted the

My Sisters’ Place in White Plains has been awarded $425,000 in federal funding through the Training and Services to End Violence Against Women with Disabilities Grant Program to provide services for women with disabilities who are victims of violence and

The Gedney Association said Sept. 28 that it intends to appeal the court decision dismissing its lawsuit challenging the approval of the French American School of New York (FASNY) plan for a regional school in the middle of Gedney Farms

Hollywood studios and production companies have discovered that Westchester County, and in particular White Plains, is a good place to shoot films on location. The industry has become solid over recent years, but it is not without its woes. Last

The Fair Housing Justice Center (FHJC) and three African American testers filed a lawsuit in federal district court (SDNY) last week alleging that New Property Associates, LLC and Building Superintendent Dikson Dumitrescu are discriminating against African American prospective renters at a 53-unit rental building