White Plains

By Morris Gut: It is a 115-year old historic building in the heart of Westchester County loaded with the charm of a bygone era. It has undergone a multi-million dollar renovation and refurbishing, and it is operated by a creative

Lou DeMarco has manned the softball fields at Carl J. DelFino Park for the White Plains Recreation Department for many years. On Thursday, Aug. 8, DeMarco anxiously waited for Mother Nature to go her course, as rain threatened to cancel

By Allison Jasne: When you think of summer camp, you probably picture a bunch of kids: kicking a soccer ball or tossing a Frisbee, doing arts and crafts, and eating ice cream after a long day of playing in the

By Paige Leskin: It’s one step in an actor’s life to land a big role. But, it takes a whole other step to successfully write and produce a piece. Karla Mosley, a part-time White Plains resident, is one of those actors

In the wake of a sudden lawsuit by the Environmental Protection Agency last week  against Westchester County regarding a delay in providing protections in a supply line serving Water District 1, of which White Plains is a part, the City

By Paige Leskin Alice Joyce Simpkins has come a long way since 2005. That year, Simpkins had, medically-speaking, died. Twice. After being revived twice and going through grueling operations, she was put in a medically induced comma to go through

Is White Plains High School basketball on course to return to their glory days of high school basketball in our area? Remember those years when there was no separation between teams like White Plains, Mt. Vernon, New Rochelle, Peekskill and

Using every bit of effort, the newly crowned Miss Hudson Valley Teen was trying not to burst into tears of joy. As Kayla Lonergan, a 17-year-old Yorktown Heights resident walked to receive her sash and crown, her shock and bliss