WHITE PLAINS POLICE REMIND RESIDENTS ABOUT SECURING THEIR PARKED VEHICLES FROM THEFTS

WPCNR POLICE GAZETTE. JANUARY 7, 2015:

WHITE PLAINS POLICE HAVE ADVISED NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS THERE HAS BEEN A “SLIGHT UPTICK” IN THEFTS FROM VEHICLES AND PROVIDE THESE CRIME PREVENTION STEPS RESIDENTS CAN USE TO SECURE THEIR HOMES AND VEHICLES.

CRIME PREVENTION TIPS

   Safeguard your home and vehicle

Protect your home while you are out ….

  • Remember it gets dark early, so turn on lights and leave a radio or TV on so it looks like someone is home.
  • Always keep doors and windows locked – even for a five-minute trip to the store.
  • Use strong reliable locks such as deadbolts, which can resist ramming and kicking.
  • An easy and inexpensive way to secure your windows is to use the “pin” trick.  Drill an angled hole through the top frame of the lower window partially into the frame of the upper window.  Then insert a nail or eyebolt.  The window can’t be opened until you remove the nail.
  • To improve security on sliding glass doors, you can install keyed locking devices that secure the door to the frame or place a piece of wood or a metal bar in the track of the closed door to prevent the door from being opened even if the lock is jimmied or removed.

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Protect you vehicle and belongings….

  • Lock your vehicle and pocket the keys
  • If you have a GPS remove it and the suction cup from the window, and wipe the ring left from the suction cup from the window.  Store it out of sight.
  • If possible, avoid parking next to vans, pick ups and other large vehicles.  These large vehicles can “hide” your vehicle and make it difficult to observe.
  • Don’t invite a vehicle break-in by leaving packages or valuables (cellular phones, compact discs, computers and radar detectors, etc.) in sight.
  • Whenever possible, park in well lighted and busy areas.
  • If your car is equipped with an alarm system, use it.

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS CALL THE COMMUNITY POLICING DIVISION 422-6341

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THIS WEEK: PEOPLE TO BE HEARD TAKES YOU INSIDE WHITE PLAINS HOSPITALS NEW URGENT CARE CENTER IN ARMONK AND DR. FARRUKH JAFRI TELLS WHAT TO EXPECT FROM “THE FLU”–ON AT 7 PM SAT FIOS CH. 45 AND CABLEVISION CH. 76 and on THE INTERNET

 

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 PEOPLE TO BE HEARD

JOHN BAILEY INTERVIEWS

DR. FARUKH JAFRI

CO-MEDICAL DIRECTOR 

OF WHITE PLAINS HOSPITAL’S NEW URGENT CENTER

ON

‘THE FLU”

WHAT TO EXPECT

HOW IT’S TREATED

WHEN TO SEE A DOCTOR

HOW IT AFFECTS CHILDREN

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A COLD AND THE FLU

AND

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MR. BAILEY INTERVIEWS

FRANCES BODONI

VICE PRESIDENT FOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

TAKES YOU ON A TOUR OF

THE WHITE PLAINS HOSPITAL

URGENT CARE CENTER

IN ARMONK

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WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT

IF YOU VISIT

HOW TO USE IT.

WHEN TO USE IT.

AT 7 PM ON SATURDAY NIGHT

ON WHITE PLAINS TV’S

PEOPLE TO BE HEARD

ON VERIZON CH. 45 AND

CABLEVISION CH. 76

AND ON THE INTERNET AT

www.whiteplainsweek.com

www.wpcommunitymedia.org

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School District Sets First Budget Forum for Showing Challenges the District Faces.

The White Plains Public Schools have scheduled two important 2016-17 budget planning forums for January and March. The first forum will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 20th,  at 7:30 p.m., and the second forum will be held on Wednesday, March 16th, also at 7:30 p.m. Both forums will be held at White Plains High School in the B-1 room.

Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in the school budget planning process by providing input. The budget vote will take place on Tuesday, May 17th, 2016, from noon to 9 p.m. at the districts regular voting locations. For further information about the budget or the forums, please call 422-2071.

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House the HOMELESS When Temperature Goes Below Freezing, Governor Decrees.

WPCNR ALBANY ROUNDS. From the Governor’s Office. January 3, 2015:
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today issued an Executive Order to protect homeless individuals from inclement winter weather where temperatures decline to 32 degrees or below.

The order will ensure that homeless individuals are directed to shelter during inclement winter weather which can cause hypothermia, serious injury and death. It also requires homeless shelters to extend their hours of operations so that those without shelter can remain indoors.The State will assist local social services districts if they are lacking facilities, resources or expertise.

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