Author: Pat Casey

As the White Plains Planning Board re-opened the public hearing on the proposal for a three-lot subdivision at 1 Sterling Ave. during its Sept. 17 meeting, David Steinmetz of the White Plains law firm Zarin and Steinmetz immediately took the

Timothy Goetze, 44, of White Plains was found guilty of three counts of Aggravated Harassment in the Second Degree, class A misdemeanors, for threats made against Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner and his family in 2017. Goetze was found guilty

Are you concerned about speeding near local elementary schools? The Lee F. Jackson School (part of the Greenburgh Central school district), town of Greenburgh and Xposure after school program are involving kindergarten students in the effort to encourage safe and

The Ethical Culture Society of Westchester, a non-theistic congregation in White Plains is in the midst of an ongoing effort to educate the public about African American culture on the 400th anniversary of the first slaves in America. On Sept.

The City of White Plains anticipates that more than 2,000 dads will attend the City’s 11th Annual Dads/Special Adults Take Your Child to School Day on Sept. 17. White Plains Youth Bureau and School District staffs have been busy planning

On Sept. 5, Westchester and Rockland delegations held “Back to School” press events in Yonkers, White Plains, and New City to emphasize the benefits of Pre-K, and to call on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to make Pre-K funding a priority in

The Westchester County Department of Health is alerting residents that a raccoon that was captured Sunday after it attacked three people in Port Chester has been confirmed to be rabid. The County Health Department used robo-calls Tuesday to notify nearby

NYPD Detective and Air Force Technical Sergeant Joseph G. Lemm’s service to his country will be memorialized by renaming in his honor the White Plains Avenue bridge that crosses over Interstate 287 and connects White Plains Avenue and Westchester Avenue

On Aug. 12, the Tuckahoe Police Department arrested Matthew Bonanno, 47, of Great Neck, for multiple criminal possession of weapons charges. The arrest resulted from an investigation into a report that the defendant had made threats against his estranged wife,