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WPCNR THE POWER NEWS. November 8, 2012:
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WPCNR THE POWER NEWS. November 8, 2012 10:30 A.M.:
Wednesday night snow has set back Consolidated Edison restoration efforts. Unrestored White Plains customers have gone up to 1,792 and Con Ed promises they will be restored by midnight tomorrow. In Greenburgh the customers unconnected are 3,253.
On a positive note, the Getty, the Citgo and the Mobil on Mamaroneck Avenue opposite CVS are all pumping and as of 9:45 A.M. there were no gaslines. Gas is running $4.40 a gallon for regular unleaded.
The County Con Ed Restoration Grid as of 10:30 A.M.
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WPCNR THE POWER NEWS. 11 P.M. E.S.T. NOVEMBER 7, 2012:
It’s 11:10 P.M., is your power on, Mr. and Mrs. White Plains? Not for 1,355 of you.
The wet heavy snow falling since 11 A.M. Wednesday, though an out-of-state crew turned on Ethelridge Road in Gedney Farms in snow-in-your-face conditions this afternoon, the snow job seems certain to keep over a thousand White Plains residents in the dark and cold another two days.
Con Ed is now telling White Plains they can not expect to be fully restored until Friday at 12 midnight which is exactly the schedule they told us one week ago when they said all Westchester would be restored by November 10.
With operations curtailed by the snow, 36,090 Westchesterites remain without power in the midnight hour.
The Power Situation — city-to-city, town-to-town, County Wide as of 11:15 P.M.
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WPCNR THE POWER NEWS. From the Mayor’s Office. November 7, 2012, 4:45 P.M.:
Mayor Thomas Roach of White Plains reported as of 4:45 saying the number of White Plains residents without power as of 4:45 P.M. is 1,646 out of over 23,000 customers according to Consolidated Edison.
He remarked “The city of White Plains remains fully mobilized in advance of the coastal storm entering our area and snow and significant winds are anticipated. Please keep an eye on the forecast and be guided accordingly. Con Ed is not distributing dry ice today.
Multiple out-of-state crews are in the city today, working on power restoration. The number of customers without power ,has dropped to 1,646 out of over 23,000 customers, according to Con Ed. While this is progress it is not acceptable that 9 days after a storm such a significant portion of our community is still without power. We are continuing to advocate strongly with Con Ed, multiple times per day to insure that adequate resources are applied to our city. We will continue to do so until every resident has had their power restored, and this issue will not conclude at that point.
A number of residents have contacted us to ask how they might help. A list of agencies is located on our website (www.cityofwhiteplains.com) and they may also receive updated information at our hotline, 422-5150.
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WPCNR County Clarion-Ledger. From the Westchester County Clerk. November 7, 2012:
“The number of foreclosure filings in the third quarter of 2012 jumped from the third quarter of 2011,” reported Westchester County Clerk Timothy C. Idoni, who serves as Clerk of the Westchester County Supreme Court where foreclosure actions are heard. “However, these numbers fall below the historic highs seen between 2007 and 2010,” continued Idoni. The County Clerk added that he hoped the quarter was an aberration, with older cases finally being adjudicated as the year had been relatively positive until the third quarter.
The Office of the Westchester County Clerk reported five hundred and nine (509) foreclosure actions started between July 1st and September 30th of this year, as compared with four hundred and thirteen (413) during the same period last year. Sixty one (61) foreclosure judgments have been entered in the third quarter of 2012, in comparison to fifty one (51) entered during the third quarter of 2011.
Westchester Residential Opportunities (WRO), a non-profit housing agency with offices in White Plains and Mount Vernon, conducts Mortgage Default Orientation sessions most Tuesdays in their White Plains Office. Trained counselors are available to help at (914) 428-4507 or by visiting www.wroinc.org.
For more information on the Office of the Westchester County Clerk, please visit WestchesterClerk.com or call (914)995-3081.
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WPCNR SCHOOL DAYS. NOVEMBER 7, 2012:
The White Plains Teachers Association confirmed to WPCNR Tuesday that the teachers would vote on a new contract with the School District today.
The votes would be by secret ballot, conducted in school buildings Wednesday and it is expected to be tallied this evening.
The teachers rejected the original mediator-suggested contract with the district on a previous vote by 52% to 48%.
The terms of the new contract being voted on are available on the White Plains Teachers Association website at www.wptaonline.org
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WPCNR CAMPAIGN 2012 11:25 P.M. November 6, 2012 UPDATED 1l:47 P.M. E.S.T. November 7, 2012:
David Buchwald issued this statement this morning to WPCNR, thanking the voters of the 93rd Assembly District for his victory over Robert Castelli:

David Buchwald clinches Assembly Seat. Photograph shows Mr. Buchwald appearing on White Plains Week, the city news roundup show last Friday.
Westchester County unofficial Board of Elections results early Wednesday morning showed White Plains David Buchwald adding to his vote margin over incumbent Robert Castelli to 2,532 votes for the Assembly District 93 Seat with 88% of districts reporting.
As reported by WPCNR early this morning. Mr. Buchwald unofficially has defeated Robert Castelli for the 93rd Assembly District seat.
This morning Barry Caro, Mr. Buchwald’s Campaign Manager confirmed to WPCNR that according to their numbers, Mr. Castelli does not have enough districts outstanding to overcome the Buchwald margin . Mr. Caro in a written statement wrote WPCNR:
White Plains Councilman David Buchwald leading Mr. Castelli 22,532 votes (53%) to 20,073 when returns stopped being counted by the Board of Elections for the night at 12:45 A.M. has clinched the 93rd District Assembly Seat. A Republican source confided to WPCNR at 1 A.M. Wednesday they did not see Mr. Castelli overcoming the margin with the districts that are left last night and this morning Buchwald’s Campaign Manager confirmed that.

In the White Plains State Senate District 37, Assemblyman George Latimer (shown here at his last debate with Robert Cohen) has stretched his margin to 8,091 votes over Mr. Cohen, 47,862 to 39,771 with 81% of the vote counted and appears to have kept the Suzi Oppenheimer seat in the Democratic column.
In the other White Plains Assembly District (88) Amy Paulin will go back to Albany for another two year term, as she is unopposed. In the White Plains Senate District 35, Andrea Stewart-Cousins will return to the capitol, too, as she was also unopposed.
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WPCNR POLICE GAZETTE. November 6, 2012: Fire broke out on an exterior wall of a home at 98 Havilands Lane this afternoon, when a generator supplying power to the home, overheated and ignited the interior wall, according to Commissioner of Public Safety David Chong. White Plains Fire Fighter pulls off charred debris off side wall of 98 Havilands Lane, where a generator caused a fire Tuesday afternoon. No one was hurt thanks to prompt response by the Department of Public Safety Chong said the fire department was able to extinguish the blaze without interior damage to the home. Chong cautioned residents using generators to read up on safety precautions to take when operating generators. He said older generators may have problems. The fire broke out about 3:30 P.M. A neighbor alerted the occupants of the home who were inside at the time and were unaware of the fire, according to witnesses.
