Hits: 0WPCNR FAIRWAY FLYER. From Westchester County Department of Recreation and Parks. August 13, 2004: Making tee-time reservations at Hudson Hills Golf Course is now as easy as a click of a mouse. “The new on-line tee-time reservations are part of … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR PIC. From National Amusements. August 14, 2004: The Cinema de Lux at the City Center features The Princess Diaries II: Royal Engagement, Alien vs. Predator, Yu-Gi-Oh and Baby Pictures among other film goodies this weekend as rain is forecast … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR PRESS BOX. August 13, 2004: The New York-New Jersey Juggernaut arrived in Sacramento, California Wednesday for a three game set with the California Sunbirds, and went out and beat the Birds, 4-0 before 260 fans in Stockton Thursday … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR PRESS BOX. By Fastpitch Johnny. August 13, 2004, UPDATED August 14, 2004 7:45 A.M.: Team USA Softball opened its Olympic softball competition early Saturday morning at 5 A.M E.D.T. (4 A.M. C.D.T.) from Athens winning the game 7-0. At … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR WHITE PLAINS MONEY. By John F. Bailey. August 13, 2004, UPDATED 4 P.M. E.D.T.: WPCNR has learned that the city final audited sales tax receipts from the state Department of Taxation and Finance show the city making its … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR COMMON COUNCIL CHRONICLE-EXAMINER. By John F. Bailey. August 13, 2004: The Common Council in a 5 minute meeting this morning voted 6-0, with Tom Roach in absentia (on vacation), to rollback the hours parking meters are enforced in … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR SCHOOL DAYS. By John F. Bailey. August 13, 2004: The Superintendent of Schools for the White Plains City School District told WPCNR today that longtime Athletic Director Mario Scarano would not be coming back to that position as … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR MAIN STREET JOURNAL. By John F. Bailey. August 12, 2004: Cappelli Enterpises announced to WPCNR Thursday that the firm will begin relining the Main Street sewer line in little more than two weeks. Bruce Berg, Vice President of … Continue reading