Following two months of review, the White Plains Common Council voted 5-2 to approve the 2019-20 budget on May 30. Voting against the spending plan, which will go into place on July 1, were Councilwoman Milagros Lecuona and Councilman Dennis
Read MoreThe campus located on Catherine Street in Cortlandt has served local residents for many decades. A portion of the property is now the site of the Yorktown Assisted Living Residence. Southeast resident Diana Penna, the administrator of the assisted living
Read MoreAt the start of the unofficial beginning of summer on May 24, Congresswoman Nita Lowey (D-Harrison) came to White Plains to discuss her proposals to curb drunk and irresponsible driving, Lowey, chairwoman of the House Appropriations Committee, was joined last
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Over more than three decades White Plains has experienced significant changes. But over that time period there has been one constant – Carriage House Flowers. White Plains native and resident John Di Pilato opened Carriage House Flowers on E. Post
Read MoreThe appeal by Kat Brezler, a Democratic candidate for the White Plains Common Council who was recently taken off the June party primary ballot, was heard by judges from the state Supreme Court Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department in Brooklyn.
Read MoreA former White Plains firefighter is battling with city government to receive full pay he feels entitled to after twice being injured on the job and having been forced to have cervical spinal cord surgery that was ineffective. John Sestito
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White Plains School District voters gave overwhelming support for the $226,588,509 budget for 2019-20 on May 21. The 3.44 percent tax levy increase is the largest allowable hike for the district while still complying with the tax cap under the
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White Plains resident Domingo Moronta already operated an eatery in the city when he decided to open a second establishment in April. For 18 years Moronta has owned Domingo’s Pizza and Deli on Gedney Way. Moronta opened Sunset Restaurant Bar,
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Kat Brezler, a Democratic candidate for the White Plains Common Council, has announced that on May 22 she will appeal a court decision to remove her name from the party’s ballot line for the June primary election. The decision comes
Read MoreTwo White Plains residents voiced support for the proposed $198.3 million 2019-20 city budget during the May Common Council public hearing. The budget includes a 2.7 percent tax levy increase, which would be lower than the state tax cap for
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