From Main Street to North Broadway to the White Plains Rural Cemetery to the Sailors and Soldiers Memorial Plot, they marched to remember, honor, and give thanks to those who have fallen in home and foreign wars and those who
Read MoreMayor Thomas M. Roach, in cooperation with the Veterans Board, today announced plans for the City’s annual community parade commemorating Memorial Day to be held on Monday, May 27th. The parade will begin at the White Plains Public Library, 100
Read MoreAt the quieter end of Mamaroneck Avenue, but still within walking distance of the central retail district of White Plains, is a new family owned Italian-style restaurant called Esposito’s. Owners Domenick and Domenica Esposito have made the art of fine
Read MoreWith fewer than 1,000 residents voting, the White Plains School budget totaling $193.4 million was easily passed May 21, with 692 yes votes and 186 no votes. Board members Sheryl Brady (727 votes) and Charles Norris (700 votes) were re-elected
Read MoreThe Hudson Valley Pet Food Pantry today held a check-presentation ceremony to announce the receipt of a $5,000 grant from the ASPCA (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) which will enable the pantry to accept new
Read MoreOne year ago Family Services of Westchester (FSW) kicked off a capital campaign in an effort to raise $1 million to meet the Lanza Family Foundation Challenge Grant to create an intergenerational facility in White Plains. FSW is pleased to
Read MoreArchbishop Stepinac High School announced Friday that Steve Herman has been named the new varsity head basketball coach. Herman, who most recently had been the Head JV Basketball Coach and Varsity Assistant at Fordham Prep will take over at the
Read MoreThe work to begin tearing down the parking structure at Lyon Place, White Plains, will begin next week. Demolition is expected to last 10 weeks. Construction of a new state of the art parking structure will immediately follow. The new
Read MoreA 67-year-old White Plains resident will spend five months in jail after being convicted of obstruction of justice, mail fraud and making false statements to the government. David Griffiths, the executive director of the Neighborhood Enhancement for Training Services (NETS),
Read MoreThe second annual Running and Winning workshop gave 36 Westchester high school girls the chance to meet and talk with 16 women elected officials and learn what it means to run for office and work for the interests of the
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