Cerebral Palsy of Westchester’s (CPW) United Preschool Center (UPC) welcomed high school junior Leo Rosen to campus last week to present an F-150 retrofitted tiny truck to a White Plains student with special needs. Rosen, a resident of Purchase, handed
Read MoreA Dobbs Ferry man who repeatedly rammed his car into an MTA vehicle, threatened police officers, and kept a “kill list” naming various public officials was taken into federal custody on Thursday. Nicholas Skulstad, 33, was charged in White Plains
Read MoreLifting Up Westchester, a non-profit agency committed to helping individuals restore their independence, announced the winners of its Fourth Annual Student Essay Contest. Open to all Westchester students in the 7th to 12th grades, students were invited to explore the
Read MoreFor the 10th consecutive year, the City of White Plains’ annual proposed budget falls within the New York State property tax cap guidelines. On April 5, the $203.4 million 2021-22 budget was unveiled. The budget, up $1.1 million, or .5%,
Read MoreBy Morris Gut The grand opening of Fogo de Chao in White Plains, the Brazilian-style steakhouse chain with 56 locations, was an extraordinary experience. If you have never attended this type of dining concept, be ready to consume a great
Read MoreMargaret (Peggy) H. Tiburzi, a White Plains resident, died Apr. 5 after a recent battle with cancer and suffering a series of strokes. She was 92. Tiburzi was born in 1928 and had a special love for all those around
Read MoreVirginia Fucile Peduzzi, a lifelong White Plains resident, died Apr. 7. She was 100. Peduzzi was born Nov. 17, 1920, to Sam and Louise Fucile. In July 1942 she married Edward Peduzzi at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in
Read MoreWestchester County District Attorney Mimi Rocah joined volunteers from Moms Demand Action Thursday morning in White Plains calling on the U.S. Senate to approve background checks as the nation continues to experience mass shootings. The Moms Demand Action representatives stopped
Read MorePace University is planning a full return to campus for the fall semester with full in-person classes, activities and events at all three of its campuses, including Pleasantville and White Plains. In announcing a return to a more traditional campus
Read MoreThe City of White Plains has installed a new traffic signal on Main Street between Lexington Avenue and Martin Luther King Boulevard to make it easier and safer for pedestrians to cross. The HAWK (High Intensity Activated Cross Walk) signal gives
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