WPCNR CLUBHOUSE. From “The Voice of Golf,” March 15, 2004: Bob Petrucci, a tireless crusader for better golf in Westchester County on public courses, upon learning of the County Executive’s feelings on tee times, finds himself in agreement with Andy Spano, and files this commentary:
Most Residents Return to Tompkins Manor Apartments. Cause Being Investigated.
WPCNR FIRE DISPATCH. March 15, 2004: WPCNR has been informed that White Plains Fire Inspectors are still searching for the cause of the fire at Tompkins Manor Cooperative Apartments on Central Avenue Sunday evening. The determination of a cause is being hampered, sources say by the fact that Apartment 409 collapsed down into Apartment 309, and the picking through of the debris takes time.
A source familiar with the present situation said that 75% of the residents were allowed to return to their residents by 2 A.M. Monday morning, more residents closer to the scene of the fire, after inspections by the Building Department were cleared to return by 11 A.M. Monday morning. As of Monday evening, residents of 7 to 10 apartments were still not allowed to return because of the smoke and water damage in proximity to their apartments. Sunday evening residents stayed at The Thomas H. Slater Center, but WPCNR is unaware of the arrangements for Monday evening.
County Republicans Host National GOP Convention Chairman March 31
WPCNR CAMPAIGN 2004. From the Westchester County Republican Committee. March 15, 2004: Chairwoman RoseMarie Panio and The Westchester Republican County Committee will honor Mr. William Harris, Chief Executive Officer of the 2004 Republican National Convention at this year’s annual dinner to be held on
Mr. William Harris, who will be the featured guest, has an extensive background in local, regional and national politics. As a conservative activist, Mr. Harris helped the
Chairwoman Panio states that a top priority this year is to win
Jerold Ruderman, Esq., Regional Managing Partner for the law firm Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLP, a longtime outstanding supporter of the Westchester GOP and James E. Cavanaugh, former Westchester GOP Chairman and current Chief Operating Officer for the Battery Park City Authority in
For information on how to place an ad in the Dinner Journal, become a sponsor, order tickets or reserve a table, please call Republican Headquarters at (914) 949-3020.
Council to Consider Farmer’s Market, Fountain Improvements, 221 Main FEIS Tues
WPCNR COMMON COUNCIL LINEUP. March 15, 2004: City Hall has announced the Common Council will hold a Special Meeting in the Mayor’s Conference Room Tuesday afternoon at 5:30 P.M. to take up the matter of the International Farmers Market, improvements to Renaissance Plaza Fountain (which is scheduled to go wet again in mid-April), and the big item of the evening, consideration of the Final Environmental Impact Statement on the Cappelli Hotel project at 221 Main Street. However, sources have indicated to WPCNR that Louis Cappelli, the Super Developer, is not expected to attend the meeting.