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75 GUNS TURNED IN AT NEW ROCHELLE GUN BUYBACK

Posted on June 1, 2024 by John Bailey

75 FIREARMS COLLECTED AT NEW ROCHELLE COMMUNITY GUN BUYBACK

District Attorney and Police Commissioner kicked off National Gun Violence Awareness Month with community advocates at amnesty buyback event where shotguns, rifles were surrendered

NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. – Westchester County District Attorney Miriam E. Rocah and New Rochelle Police Department Commissioner Robert Gazzola announced that 75 firearms were collected today at a community gun buyback held at Shiloh Baptist Church in New Rochelle.

A total of $13,750 in gift cards were exchanged, with no questions asked, for surrendered shotguns, handguns and rifles from the public.

Joined by Shiloh Baptist Church Rev. Dr. H. Lee Jordan, Jr., Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America volunteers and New Rochelle community advocates, DA Rocah and Commissioner Gazzola commemorated the start of National Gun Violence Awareness Month in support of fighting gun violence with proactive community-based efforts like gun buybacks, education on safe gun storage practices and enforcing New York’s enhanced gun safety laws.

DA Rocah said: “I am proud to kick off National Gun Violence Awareness Month by getting 75 firearms off our streets and out of potentially the wrong hands. I thank the New Rochelle Police Department and Shiloh Baptist Church for being valuable partners in today’s successful buyback event, and to our community advocates who work with us in our efforts year-round to reduce gun-involved incidents, including suicides.”

MAYOR TOM ROACH ANALYZES “THE STATE OF THE CITY” AS NEXT YEAR’S BUDGET IS APPROVED

Posted on June 1, 2024 by John Bailey

WPCNR COMMON COUNCIL CHRONICLE. June 1, 2024:

After the passing of the 2024-25 City of White Plains budget Tuesday evening, Mayor Roach delivered an impromptu “State of the City” message to viewers on the White Plains Community Media channel. Here is the Mayor’s overview of where the city is going into the new budget year:

BLACK COFFEE WITH WHITE P[LAINS WEEK 8:30 AM EDT WHITE PLAINS WEEK THE MAY 31 REPORT ON FIOS CH.45 ALL COUNTY AND AT WHITE PLAINS OPTIMUM CH 76

Posted on May 31, 2024 by John Bailey

COMMON COUNCIL “LIKES” THE REVISED ONEWHITEPLAINS COMPREHENSIVE PLAN CONTROVERSIAL PROPOSALS WATERED DOWN, NEIGHBORHOODS PROTECTED FROM “CLUSTER,” ZONING WILL REQUIRE “STUDY”

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COUNCIL APPROVES 2024-25 BUDGET.

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TONIGHT AT 8: “THE JANET LANGSAM STORY” PERSON TO PERSON ON FIOS CH 45 COUNTYWIDE AND WP OPTIMUM CH 76.

Posted on May 30, 2024 by John Bailey

As the White Plains Outdoor Arts Show comes to town on Main Street and North Broadway Saturday and Sunday, you can hear from Janet Langsam the grower the presence of the arts in Westchester for 30 years in this personal interview on her life, tips for living and growing your talent, the value of the arts and what viewing arts especially this weekend can do for you.

The interview from her Arts Westchester Offices in White Plains, is available anytime on www.wpcommunitymedia.org just scroll down the “Video Wall” to “People to Be Heard” featuring her picture.

Or see the the conversation at 8 PM tonight throughout Westchester County on FIOS CH 45 and in White Plains on Optimum Ch. 76. The program will also be “on” at 7 on Saturday night.

Especially valuable for young people starting their careers, is Ms. Langsam’s walk about her early days, the value of hard work and being as she calls herself “smart cookie.”