White Plains

After a one-year pilot program that tested the efficiency of merging the Traffic and Parking Departments in White Plains, the Common Council has decided to take steps to make the change permanent. In a vote at last week’s council meeting an

Santa Claus has once again set up a special mailbox on the front steps of City Hall. We are honored that he has again chosen White Plains for this very important purpose (we think it’s because we’ve been especially good

The Recreation Advisory Council is an all-volunteer committee appointed by the Mayor and Common Council that advises and assists the Recreation Department in the planning and development of public recreational programs and facilities. This exciting opportunity will provide tremendous insight

Determining what is salvageable is the first step of reconstruction after a devastating storm. Taking a new view to disaster planning that puts a spin on what will hold in the next stronger storm is an entirely new approach to

For White Plains football, Thursday’s Turkey Bowl signified a chance to salvage an otherwise lost season. Saddled with a one win regular season, the Tigers Thanksgiving Day matchup against Stepinac mattered, whether it was just an exhibition game or not.

While most of us were preparing to hunker down as weather indicators confirmed Hurricane Sandy was going to make landfall in the New York Metropolitan area, Sam’s of Gedney Way owner Peter Herrero was on alert and making preparations to

Both White Plains High School senior Erynn McLeod and Harrison High School sophomore Rachel Stagg write their own music, sing their favorite tracks, and envision attending a performing arts school in the future. This week, they will test their skills