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Trade Center Demolished Connects Us All.

Posted on September 11, 2001 by John Bailey

Hits: 28In the worst premeditated surprise attack on any nation anywhere, with loss of life in the thousands, the World Trade Center Towers collapsed into rubble Tuesday morning by 10:30 AM and we all realized how connected we are. No … Continue reading →

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Trade Center Attack Aftermath: Schools Stay Open, Activities Cancelled

Posted on September 11, 2001 by John Bailey

Hits: 17As of 11 AM EDT, the White Plains School District’s Michelle Schoenfeld reports White Plains schools remain open at this time in the wake of the “maniacal” attacks on the World Trade Center towers. Schools are expected at this … Continue reading →

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Oliva, Hoffman, Lewellyn, “Deacon” Jones make WPHS Hall of Fame

Posted on September 11, 2001 by John Bailey

Hits: 25The School Board has officially nominated four distinguished graduates to the White Plains High School Hall of Fame. The 2001 “Fab 4” will be inducted Wednesday, November 14. Larry Geiger of the White Plains Board of Education, announced the … Continue reading →

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Council shelves Bill Brown’s Eastview senior housing in wee hours

Posted on September 10, 2001 by John Bailey

Hits: 986With one lone resident raising questions about former Mayoral candidate Bill Brown’s 42-unit senior and affordable housing project for the Eastview neighborhood, the council adjourned the public hearing last Tuesday until September 20. Brown proposes a 42-unit, 5-story housing … Continue reading →

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View from Section 240: “Mr. Jet” Says Fans Philosophical about Game

Posted on September 9, 2001 by John Bailey

Hits: 21Greg from White Plains, “Mr. Jet,” checked in with WPCNR on the Herman Edwards Jets after the Sunday brutal loss to the Indianapolis Colts, 45-24 at The Meadowlands, which he observed in person from his mezzanine box. “The Jets … Continue reading →

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You be the Architect! Help Louis Cappelli Design His Towers!

Posted on September 8, 2001 by John Bailey

Hits: 48Now, 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 … Continue reading →

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Tigers lose to N. Rockland in Football Opener, 42-13

Posted on September 8, 2001 by John Bailey

Hits: 48Three 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 … Continue reading →

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D’Elia Property is Ours! Council does the right thing.

Posted on September 7, 2001 by John Bailey

Hits: 42“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 … Continue reading →

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William King Places Levine on the Scene Tuesday Night

Posted on September 7, 2001 by John Bailey

Hits: 1030William 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 … Continue reading →

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Cappelli Insider: Fred Bland is not on the payroll.

Posted on September 7, 2001 by John Bailey

Hits: 49Frederick 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 … Continue reading →

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