Three Common Council candidates endorsed by the White Plains Democratic City Committee are being challenged by one candidate who did not receive the party’s nod in the June 25 primary. Kat Brezler will face off against the endorsed candidates, incumbent
Read MoreSeveral retired White Plains firefighters came to the Citizens to be Heard portion of the June Common Council meeting to call on city officials to no longer require them to pay a portion of their health insurance. However, in an
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Shrub Oak resident Neil Browne opened Valley Concessions Serving Nathan’s Hot Dogs in the food court area of the Jefferson Valley Mall on March 19. It is not the first business he has owned. Browne said last week he formerly
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Alloy Printing, which is located on E. Post Road in White Plains, has a long history. Mary Jane Goldman, who formerly worked as a registered nurse, recalled last week that she started the business in 1979, which previously included several
Read MoreThe White Plains Common Council voted unanimously on June 3 to allow more areas in town to have various recreational facilities, including video games and eSports. The Council approved legislation to amend the city’s ordinance to allow commercial “Recreation Facilities.”
Read MoreThe Somers Town Board was among the local government entities last week that recognized the second annual Race Amity Day in town. The event was held at Reis Park and the Somers Library on June 9 to promote greater understanding
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Kat Brezler, a Democratic candidate for the White Plains Common Council, will remain on the June 25 primary ballot after beating back her most recent ballot challenge. “There can be no further distractions. The courts have recognized what we’ve long
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Long Island resident Shamol Haque, the chief financial officers for 10 Domino’s Pizza restaurants, wanted to make two things clear to the public last week. First, Domino’s serves more than only pizza, and second, a sole corporate entity does not
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Port Chester resident Richard Cirulli may technically be retired, but he is anything but inactive. The former White Plains resident is a writer whose sixth play, “Thoughts for a Lost Friend,” will be staged in Armonk and White Plains this
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When northern Westchester resident Matthew Fiorillo took ownership of Ballard-Durand Funeral & Cremation Services in White Plains in 2001 he had already been an employee of the funeral home since August 1998. “I had an opportunity to purchase the building
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