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
Read MoreBy 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
Read MoreIs 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
Read MoreUsing 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
Read MoreSometimes the difference between a youth making it through their teen years and transitioning successfully to adulthood is the support system surrounding them while they’re growing up. Earlier this year, the Westchester Children’s Association, a nearly 100-year-old nonprofit organization that
Read MoreMamaroneck Avenue from Martine to Maple Avenue, July 31 to August 15 will begin Phase I of road repairs. White Plains contractor, PCI Industries, Inc. will begin preparation for for night-time milling and paving. Preparation work will be performed approximately between
Read MoreOn Thursday, July 25, as the July heat wave rescinded, the competition in the White Plains Men’s Residential D Recreation Softball League was only getting hotter. Black Bear Saloon and Lazy Boy Saloon & Ale House are located, only two
Read MoreCongresswoman Nita Lowey (D-Westchester/Rockland), the senior Democrat on the Appropriations Committee, today announced $2,477,959 in federal Sandy recovery aid for Westchester County. The funds, which are being provided through the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) Public Assistance program, will reimburse
Read MoreAfter a very successful month, the City of White Plains will take down the chalk boards at Renaissance Plaza that have held the dreams and aspirations of residents and visitors in the city for the past few weeks. The wall
Read MoreKenneth Chamberlain, Jr. won a small victory last Wednesday in his civil suit against the City of White Plains, the White Plains Housing Authority and police officers present at the time of the fatal shooting of his father Kenneth Chamberlain,
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