Hits: 0WPCNR PRESS BOX. By John F. Bailey. November 16, 2004: Mario Scarano, Athletic Director for White Plains Schools for the last six years, who was forced to retire this year by the Board of Education this year due to conflicts … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR WHITE PLAINS VOICE. November 15, 2004: It was reported today that the auction for the St. Agnes Hospital property will be held by the New York State Dormitory Authority on December 14, 2004 at the Westchester County Courthouse … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR TALK OF WESTCHESTER AVENUE. November 15, 2004: Former Councilman John Martin writes WPCNR explaining the Stop N Shop responsibilities towards Weschester Avenue owners, noting that Stop N Shop is obligated to allow customers of north Westchester Avenue establisments … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR COUNTY CLARION-LEDGER. From Westchester County Department of Communications. (EDITED) November 15, 2004: There will be no increase in the Westchester County property tax levy for next year, under a proposed $1.47 billion spending plan for 2005 unveiled today … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR Common Council Chronicle-Examiner. By John F. Bailey. November 14, 2004: Martin Ginsburg, the principal of Ginsburg Development Corporation, broke media silence Saturday when he told The Journal News he would eliminate affordable housing units from his Pinnacle project … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR ROVING PHOTOGRAPHER. November 13, 2004: Saturday’s Photograph of the Day captures the new skyline of White Plains, Trump Tower at City Center going up on the left, and the North Tower of City Center on Main Street looking … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR East Ender. By John F. Bailey. November 12, 2004: The new Stop N Shop on Westchester Avenue confirmed to WPCNR today at they are monitoring occupants of their free parking structure on Westchester Avenue because a fair number … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR East Ender. By John F. Bailey. November 12, 2004: The Italian Hospital Society, the organized labor-supported health organization responsible for building the first Italian Hospital in Manhattan, catering to New York’s immigrant population in the late 1930s, held … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR STARS AND STRIPES. November 11, 2004: The traditional Veterans Day ceremony at the White Plains Rural Cemetery were held this morning in the traditional somber gray skies poignantly swept by the bitter Northeast wind. Adele Zucker set the … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR PRESS BOX. By John F. Bailey. November 11, 2004: Horace Greeley’s great Maddy Coon, the most recruited softball player in the country, scourge of fastpitch twirlers up and down the East Coast, recruited by 80 Division I schools, signed a letter … Continue reading