Hits: 368YOU’VE GOT KEVIN NUNN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE BID ON IMPROVING THE DOWNTOWN THE UPCOMING STUDY OF THE DOWNTOWN TODAY AND HOW YOU CAN HELP WHAT TO EXPECT: ACTORS AND ACTRESSES ON STREET ASKING YOUR OPINIONS…SURVEYS BY MAIL WITH … Continue reading
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Hits: 452WPCNR THE HOUSING NEWS. From the Housing Action Council. August 25, 2014: Families whose incomes are no greater than 80% of median income are invited to apply to purchase any of 51 apartments planned to be opening next spring. … Continue reading
Hits: 138WPCNR PLANNING BOARDINGS. From the Gedney Association. August 23, 2014: After a comprehensive review of the proposed closure of Hathaway Lane (from entrance on Ridgeway to Gedney Esplanade) the Planning Board (7 members) unanimously voted to advise the Common … Continue reading
Hits: 198WPCNR THE LETTER TICKER. August 22, 2014: Dear Mayor and Common Council, While there has been much talk in the national media about transparency and openness in government. . .the sad fact is that little has been done at … Continue reading
Hits: 111 PETER KATZ JOHN BAILEY JIM BENEROFE INTERNET-CASTING THE TRUTH WORLDWIDE on THE WESTCHESTER MALL TOURNEAU TAKE AWAY SEE THE 18 SECONDS THAT SHOCKED THE CITY THE FOLEY EXECUTION, ISIS AND THE CIA- WHEN DID THE CIA DISCOVER … Continue reading
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Hits: 159 WPCNR Crime and Punishment. . From the Office of the Westchester County District Attorney. August 20, 2014 UPDATED AUGUST 21, 2014 : County District Attorney Janet DiFiore announced that Frank Gluberman (DOB 08/16/47) of 47 Waters Edge, Congers, … Continue reading
Hits: 1521 WPCNR POLICE GAZETTE. AUGUST 20, 2014: White Plains police released pictures of three men in the act of taking watches from display cases at Tourneau Jewelers in The Westchester Mall Sunday morning. The freeze of the video shot … Continue reading
Hits: 0WPCNR SCHOOL DAYS. News & Comment By John F. Bailey. August 19, 2014: The state Education leaders said last week in a press release: “Board of Regents Chancellor Merryl H. Tisch and State Education Commissioner John B. King, Jr. … Continue reading