Karen Pasquale, senior advisor to White Plains Mayor Tom Roach, recalled last week what the White Plains Public Library Plaza was previously. “I would venture that most of you will remember what this plaza looked like for years,” she said.
Read MoreNew Rochelle resident Ricardo Santos said last week that there are public misconceptions about mental illness. “Mental illness is not a sin. Mental illness is not a crime,” Santos said. Santos has two of his abstract paintings on display in
Read MoreHartsdale resident Dr. Daniel Lyu recalled last week he wanted to be part of a profession that assisted people from the time when he was a boy. “I always wanted to be in health care,” Lyu said. He was also
Read MoreThe City of White Plains made history last week when it became the first municipality in the state to purchase an all-electric powered garbage truck. At the Sept. 3 Common Council meeting, Councilman Justin Brasch said, “I always like to
Read MoreThere’s not much guesswork in trying to figure out what the name NOBULL means for the recently opened shop at The Westchester in White Plains. “The whole start of NOBULL was really just to have a fantastic fitness company that
Read MoreFor the first time in a dozen years, longtime Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner will have an opponent this November. Candidate Lucas Cioffi will be on the ballot this fall appearing only on the Greenburgh Party line. Feiner, a Democrat who
Read MoreJust in time for the start of the new school year, a charitable White Plains tradition provided new shoes for local students. For the seventh year an Earth Day Shoe Recycling Drive was conducted in the city. This year the
Read MoreEarly next month there will be the passing of the torch at the White Plains Business Improvement District. Brittany Brandwein will become the new BID executive director, replacing Kevin Nunn, who told the BID board earlier in the year he
Read MorePort Chester resident Gina Cappelli and White Plains resident Maria Alba-Trusa each have decades of experience working in the health care field. The duo is using their backgrounds to provide health care to as many local residents as possible through
Read MoreBuchannan residents Michael and Jenn Saladino explained why they named their new business Old Skool Pizza. “In the Urban Dictionary the definition of Old Skool is old but cool when you spell it with a k,” Ms. Saladino said last
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