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WHITE PLAINS WEEK TRANSIT DISTRICT STRATEGIC PLAN SUMMARY NEWS SPECIAL ON YOUTUBE AND THE INTERNET NOW.

Posted on December 16, 2016 by John Bailey

WHITE PLAINS WEEK TRANSIT DISTRICT STRATEGIC PLAN SPECIAL

THE DECEMBER 16 SHOW ON YOUTUBE NOW AT

https://youtu.be/CuPa9owbUL4

AND

http://www.whiteplainsweek.com/

JOHN BAILEY AND PETER KATZ

EXCLUSIVE VIDEO OF

THE STAKEHOLDER TASK FORCE

STRATEGIC PLAN FOR DOWNTOWN.

PROS CONS–WHAT’S MISSING–WHAT’S AHEAD

PLUS

PETER KATZ’S EXCLUSIVE

TRUMP IN TRANSITION

WEEKLY WRAPUP OF THE TRUMP TEAM

AND MORE

WHITE PLAINS HIGH HONORS 156 SCHOLAR ATHLETES–ALL WITH AVERAGE OF 90 OR BETTER.

Posted on December 15, 2016 by John Bailey

WPCNR SCHOOL DAYS. Special to WPCNR from Michele Schoenfeld. Clerk to the Board of Education December 16, 2016:

One hundred-fifty-six White Plains High School students from nine Fall Varsity Athletic Teams were named Scholar-Athletes by the New York State Public High School Athletic Association.

This status is awarded on the basis of an average of 90 or better. Sixty percent all of the athletes competing in Fall Varsity Sports achieved this recognition.

Athletic Director Matt Cameron introduced the coaches, who presented certificates and pins to the students in a recognition ceremony at the Board of Education Meeting on December 12th.

Teams represented were Boys’ Cross Country, coached by Fred Singleton; Girls’ Cross Country, coached by Carlos Agudelo; Field Hockey, coached by Joan Behrends; Girls’ Soccer, Meaghan Chase;, Coach; Boys’ Soccer, coached by Jack Gigli; Girls’ Swimming and Diving, Patricia Gilmartin, Coach;, Girls’ Tennis, coached by Sue Adams; Volleyball, Caitlyn MacDonald, Coach; and Football, Michael Lindberg, Coach.

Acting Superintendent Dr. Howard W. Smith and Board of Education President Rosemarie Eller congratulated the student and their coaches. They also thanked the parents of these students for their role in this recognition.

Girls’ Swimming & Diving Coach Patricia Gilmartin presents certificates with Athletic Director Matt Cameron looking on (far right). Photo, Courtesy,White Plains City School District

WPCNR PHOTOGRAPH OF THE DAY

Posted on December 15, 2016 by John Bailey

26 WPCNR DEGREES AT 10 A.M. AND GOING DOWN.

Even if Transit District Zoning Is Updated to Increase Density, All the Construction Imagined in Graphic of Transit District Couldn’t Possibly Take Place, Reader Points Our

Posted on December 14, 2016 by John Bailey

WPCNR THE LETTER TICKER. DECEMBER 14, 2016:

Hi John,

I too was at the meeting to unveil the strategic plan for the transit center zone.

Your otherwise accurate report has a misleading caption in the both graphics that have large blue transparent blocks in the downtown area from the transit center and beyond.

Those blocks represent the current allowed density based on current zoning.

They are not a depiction of what is suggested in the plan and, as such, mislead the public into thinking the proposal will have the effect of drastically increasing the density throughout the rest of the city. I suppose one could argue that the blue is possible, but not in our lifetimes or the lifetime of our children.

Thanks,

David Rhodes