Now, with site plan approval coming up, it’s time to help Louis Cappelli sell the finicky Common Council what you want in a brand-new, scientifically created by hearsay poll. In our first WPCNR Poll ever, 87% (58) of you responding … Continue reading
Three gift touchdowns put the Tigers down early in the 85 degree swelter of Parker Stadium Saturday and they never recovered. Running of Lawrence, Moronta will compliment Rindenhour in games to come. The White Plains Tigers opened football 2001 at … Continue reading
“This land is our land, and now this land is your land,” Mayor Delfino celebrated as the Common Council voted in a 7-0 sweep to bond for $1.75 million to acquire the 5-plus acre D’Elia property as the first Open … Continue reading
William King, White Plains Councilman, reported to WPNCR Thursday that Robert H. Levine had definitely handed him a copy of Levine’s own faxed plea to the Council Tuesday night. King said Levine introduced himself just prior to the Common Council … Continue reading
Frederick Bland, the White Plains Common Council “designated architect” is not inked to a contract yet, according to a Cappelli source, contrary to published reports in printed media. An informed correspondent stationed inside the Cappelli Empire reported directly to WPCNR … Continue reading
White Plains High School opened Thursday with students dining in the new cafeteria, Richard Lasselle, Assistant Superintendent of Business reports, with Media Center set for completion the end of September, new Science Wing upper level by early October. On a … Continue reading
Here is the Secret Fax text in its entirety, sent to the Common Council on Tuesday, September 4 before the Common Council meeting, obtained by WPCNR News. … Continue reading
The first time Louis Cappelli realized the Common Council was against his firm’s designs was at the Council meeting Tuesday night. All Councilpersons received or were sent a fax that afternoon that could have triggered the Council dumping the designs. … Continue reading
WPCNR has learned that concerned planners, planning board members and architects quietly pressured councilpersons to demand more “extraordinary” design of the Towers of Cappelli. One of the architects, identified by Councilperson Rita Malmud Tuesday night as having influenced her thinking … Continue reading
The Common Council voted 6-1 Tuesday night to permit Louis Cappelli to build his City Center towers to heights of 34 stories with a catch. It demanded Cappelli totally redesign his two towers in 16 days, dismissing the prototypes they’d … Continue reading