Serafina Debuts at Main and Renaissance Tuesday

WPCNR RESTAURANT  ROW.From Cappelli Enterprises. April 23, 2011:


White Plains Mayor Tom Roach; members of the White Plains Common Council; officials from Westchester County Government; Serafina Co-Owners Vittorio Assaf and Fabio Granato; local businesspeople such as Louis Cappelli and Jacqueline Sanders, General Manager of The Ritz-Carlton, Westchester will ofdicially open Serafina’s debut in White Plains Tuesday with a  “Pasta-Cutting” official opening at the former site of Via Quadronno on Renaissance Square.


Seradina is  the popular pasta and pizza restaurant with locations in Manhattan, the Hamptons and Brazil.  The restaurant brings its Northern Italian cuisine to the heart of White Plains, where it is situated at the corner of Main Street and Renaissance Square – an ideal location for business and leisure lunches. At night, diners are encouraged to bring their bambini and family and take advantage of the restaurant’s “Welcome Home” philosophy. Famous thin-crust pizzas, handmade pastas and specialty entrees are among menu selections.
                       

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Mayor Roach Officially launches Earth Week in WP Monday

WPCNR GREEN GAZETTE. From Rick Ammirato White Plains Business Improvement District.April 22, 2011:


White Plains Mayor Thomas Roach and members of the White Plains Earth Week Committee are holding an event kicking-off the first annual White Plains Earth Week celebration at 4 pm on Monday April 25, 2011 on the steps of City Hall located at 255 Main Street, White Plains, NY 10605.


The event will included brief remarks, live music, children’s groups, volunteers, and the presentation of the ceremonial Earth Week Tree, which is one of eight (8) to be planted on Main Street in honor of Earth Week. It will also highlight the over thirty (30) events being held throughout the City during the week of April 25-30, culminating in the Sustain White Plains Celebration on Saturday, April 30 in downtown White Plains from 12 pm to 5 pm on Mamaroneck Avenue from Martine Avenue to Main Street.


 White Plains Earth Week blends a celebration of the green efforts of the entire White Plains community including schools, residents, faith based organizations, local businesses, corporations and local government with a strong call to action and a commitment to the City’s future environmental sustainability. The week will include over thirty (30) individual community events.


 

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Accident Reports Now Available on Line, Public Safety Commissioner Announces

WPCNR POLICE GAZETTE. From the Department of Public Safety. April 19, 2011:


Commissioner David E. Chong announced today that motor vehicle accident reports filed by the White Plains Police Department are now available online directly from a link at the City of White Plains website. The White Plains Department of Public Safety recently signed an agreement with PoliceReports.US, which allows citizens to download a copy of their accident report online.

Motorists and insurance companies can now download and print a copy of their accident report 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from the comfort of their home or business using a secure online portal. Accident reports can be purchased on line for $6.00 using most major credit cards.

Copies of accident reports are still available at the White Plains Department of Public Safety, 77 So. Lexington Ave, White Plains, NY for those without internet access. The White Plains Department of Public Safety went live with this new system on April 18, 2011.

To get a copy of accident reports online, customers need to go to click on the “Accident Reports” link located under “Online Services” or they can go directly to Police Reports.US at
http://whiteplainsny.policereports.us/

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Tom Roach Sworn In as Mayor Through 2013.

WPCNR CITY HALL CIRCUIT. Special to WPCNR from Carl Albanese. April 14, 2011:


Mayor Thomas M. Roach committed to have a transparent open government, involving more citizens and listening to ideas from the citizens, moving the city forward economically, and took the time to pay tribute to former Mayor Joseph Delfino for Mr. Delfino’s contributions to the city’s economic growth and transformation of the city.



Thomas M. Roach, Jr. sworn in at 6:58 P.M. this evening as the city’s 19th Mayor, as a crowd looks on. Mr. Roach won the Special Election for Mayor, held March 31,and will serve the remaining two years and seven months and two weeks and two days of resigned Mayor Adam Bradley’s term.(Photos by Carl Albanese)



Mayor Joseph Delfino was in the crowd on the steps of City Hall as Mr. Roach was officially sworn in as the city’s nineteenth Mayor. A few hundred people were present for the ceremony, followed by a reception in the rotunda of City Hall.


Mr. Roach gave a very sincere, open, positive acceptance speech, down-to-earth and non-political. I thought it was very humble and respectful. He expressed a great deal of appreciation to his parents, in-laws and his own family, wife and two sons, and his parents who worked very hard with sacrifices to give all their children a college education they did not have.


I thought that was very honorable of Mayor Roach to pay tribute to his parents and family raising him in White Plains.

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