2,905,611 VISITORS VISIT 8,324,077 TIMES 3 TIMES EVERY DAY IN ONE YEAR. HIGHEST ACTIVITY IN WPCNR HISTORY.White PlainsCitizeNetReporter lifted its worldwide visits from unique visitors to wpcnr.com to 8,324,077,a 1,306,419 increase in visits in one year from 7,017,658 visits to the site last year which covers White Plains and Westchester County. The 8,324,077 visits were made by 2,005,611 unique visitors who visited wpcnr an average of 3 visits a day. ON JULY 20- -2026 visitors have accessed wpcnr and made 3,072 visits an average of 1.6 visits. In the last week 33,495 individual vistors made 54,458 visits, averaging 1.6 visits. In the last month, 152,940 visitors recorded 229,338 visits (1.5 visits)
BULLETIN: WPCNR WHITE PLAINS LAW JOURNAL.From the New York State Court of Appeals. April 27, 2022:
The June Democratic and Republican Primaries in state races and congressional races as well as the general elections in November will not be subject to the newly redrawn districts conceived by the New York State Legislature.
Today after a morning hearing before the Court of Appeals in Albany, the Court ruled the newly minted districts on both state and congressional levels were “procedurally unconstitutional.”
The decision went further than the Appellate Division, Fourth Department “split decision” in Rochester last week which had made a split decision, ruling the state redrawn districts for State Senate and Assembly could proceed, but the congressional districts would have to be withdrawn.
According to the Associated Press the decision is not subject to appeal.
WINGING IT! IN DOWNTOWN WHITE PLAINS NY USA ON SATURDAY (Photos courtesy of White Plains Bid–“Your” BID)
Downtown White Plains Wing Walk Winner Announced
WPCNR MAMARONECK AVENUE AMBLER.From The White Plains Bid.April 27, 2022: Thousands of chicken wings were consumed at this year’s Downtown White Plains Wing Walk! Each attendee tasted up to 30 wings and rated each wing flavor they tried.
The votes are in, and “Wings a la Limeña” from Delicias del Jireh was crowned best wing in downtown White Plains with an average rating of 4.3 out of 5. Past champions, Lazy Boy Saloon and Ale House and Alex Lounge Bar and Grill, were neck and neck for second place with their Tequila Lime and Cilantro Lime wings, respectively.
“On Monday, April 25, City of White Plains Mayor Tom Roach and the White Plains BID awarded Delicias del Jireh at 206 Mamaroneck Avenue with a proclamation and plaque declaring them the winner of the 2022 Downtown White Plains Wing Walk!
The event featured 26 different flavored wings, both dry rub and sauce, across 15 participating restaurants. Approximately 800 Wing Walk tickets were sold and nearly 600 attendees submitted their ballots, rating the wings they tasted from one to five stars.
Mayor Roach said, “With so many different flavors and restaurants to choose from, competition for the title of “Best Wings in Downtown White Plains” was not an easy choice. Congratulations to Delicias del Jireh/Peruvian Kitchen on their winner – Wings a la Limeña. I hereby declare April 25, 2022 Delicias del Jireh day in the City of White Plains.”
“The [winning wing] recipe was inspired by the fried chicken my mom made when I was in Peru,” Delicias del Jireh’s owner Nilton Mori explained. “Limeña means a person or item made it in Lima, Peru, where I was born.”
Brittany Brandwein, Executive Director of the White Plains BID said,
“The 2022 Downtown White Plains Wing Walk brought people together for a common goal – to determine the best wing flavor in downtown White Plains. It was a beautiful day for residents, visitors, and community members of all ages to familiarize and see what downtown White Plains has to offer.”
MAYOR ROACH WITH THE BEST WINGMEN. THE WINNING WING LOOKING VERY TASTY! WHICH WAY DO I STEER?
SINCE SEPTEMBER, WHITE PLAINS SHOWS 25% TOTAL INFECTIONS 1,950 STUDENTS, TEACHERS AND STAFF HAVE TESTED POSITIVE OF 7,917 STUDENTS, TEACHERS, STAFF IN THE DISTRICT THRU APRIL 24
IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS– IN FIRST WEEK BACK TO SCHOOL. 1,002 STUDENTS, 228 TEACHERS — 195 STUDENTS TEST POSITIVE, 108 STAFF TEST IN FIRST WEEK.
WESTCHESTER THROUGH 8 MONTHS OF SCHOOL WITH 2 MONTHS LEFT IN YEAR REPORTS 25,738 WESTCHESTER STUDENTS TESTED POSITIVE OF APPROXIMATE 149,318 SCHOOL STUDENTS IN COUNTYPOST SPRING BREAK INFECTIONS INCREASE POSITIVES IN 6 OTHER MID-HUDSON REGION COUNTIES, NASSAU, SUFFOLK, NYC.
WESTCHESTER STUDENTS SHOW MORE COVID INFECTIONS THAN NASSAU AND SUFFOLK COUNTIES YET NASSAU AND SUFFOLK HAVE 700,000 MORE IN POPULATION
WPCNR COVID DAILY.From the NYS COUNTY COVID SCHOOL REPORT & NYS COVID TRACKER. Analysis & Observation by John F. Bailey. April 26, 2022 UPDATED WITH MONDAY STATISTICS CHARTS 1:30 EDT:
Westchester County Covid infections in the public schools increased last week after public school children returned to schools Monday, June 18, with the option of not having to wear masks, established by Governor Hochul.
In the White Plains City School District in April 11 through 24th periods the state laboratory reporting estimates 22 tested positive of 417, 5% positive, the same positive rate of Westchester County. In the last 7 Days (April 18-24) , 8 of 254 students tested positive or 3%. At 254 tests in a full school week, this is about 4% of the entire student body across all 9 schools.
White Plains City School District latest Covid infections report through yesterday, 1,973, up 23 from Friday’s total, 1,553 total positive students for the entire school year; 227 Teachers testing positive, and 168 staff
Dr. Joseph Ricca, White Plains Superintendent of Schools told WPCNR Monday afternoon 40 students (10 more than the lab has reported so far) had tested positive. He said testing continued to be done to random students as they entered school buildings, and parents who wish to test their own children at home can request the rapid test kits (2 to a package) from their schools.
Dr. Ricca said any student testing positive goes through contact tracing to advise other parents if their child or children had been exposed. Dr. Ricca promised a full briefing to the school district was being prepared.
Infections so far for the last nine months in the school district are much more frequent in the White Plains Middle School (202 since September) and White Plains High School, 291.
Around Westchester County new positives are increasing in the schools., 1,601 through Monday
In the last two weeks, April 11 to 24 (the vacation week for public schools and the first week of return to school) 1,002 Students tested positive across Westchester County, 228 teachers and 108 Staff tested positive. Monday, in the latest covid school report, that has increased by 205 more students to 1,207; TEACHERS infected are at 261 and Staff, 133.
Students testing positive reported during the week of actual vacation, could conceivably be viewed as having been infected at schools the week before they left for the spring break vacation week, or infected during the week of socializing or vacations.
However the return to schools beginning one week ago, appears to have shown that perhaps there might have been more tests administered in Westchester, or self-testing each day for all students.
In the 5 days of school throughout Westchester County last week, the first session back from vacation, 875 students tested positive 87% of the 1,002 the last two weeks through Friday the 24th— 126 of them tested positive on Friday the 24th alone.
Can we assume that the average of 125 new positives a day will continue adding student infections at the rate of a thousand a week the next two weeks? That is how last week Countywide figures project. School officials may want to work out more testing at the entrance of schools to prevent a chaotic May.
It is not just student infections that should concern Superintendents with figures like these, but the teacher infections are devastating to the ability to deliver instruction to classes where students may be out for quarantine. Dr. Ricca of White Plains said at the present time White Plains was not experiencing a teacher or staff shortage due to the pace of infections. What is happening in the schools has to be looked at promptly by the State Health Department and Superintendents experiencing the level of infections sharply rising, which should go without having to write this.
Another factor is how many teachers can any district lose to covid quarantines and relaxed masking and testing? The more relaxed the atmosphere, the more the spread.
Student infections in last two weeks in the Mid-Hudson Region
Westchester: 875
Orange 168
Rockland 146
Dutchess 149
Ulster 149
Putnam 26
Sullivan 23
TOTAL S: 1,536
In two weeks time those 1,536 if they infect 2 other persons will give covid to 3,000 or another 1,500 students if they have only seen one other person. The possibility of more positives going undetected early in school student populations has potential to increase exponentially the spread of covid going into May June.
This is why, though Westchester infections slowed this week, with 210 being tested positive Sunday, the county has had four consecutive weeks of increased infections. The 2, 156 new positives across all age levels in Westchester alone, was an 85% increase in infections in 3 weeks from 1,095 March 27 to April third to 2, 156. We cannot tolerate 3,000 students positive in two weeks and keep the covid from spreading exponentially.
The Westchester number of students testing positive the last two weeks is instructive compared to Nassau and Suffolk Counties, because Nassau has a population of 1,395,774 persons, Suffolk has 1.5 Million.
Westchester reported 875 student infections. Nassau County reported 653 and Suffolk County, 485 significantly less in both Long Island Counties than Westchester, but as the Monday numbers in the graphic show, Westchester has now topped both counties combined with a much faster growth of school student infections.
Editor’s Note: The WPCNR COVID DAILY is the day-by-day record of track of the new covid pace of infections in Westchester County NY USA. It was started April 4 when a fifth wave of Covid infections started and has continued for 4 straight weeks of infections and it is now entering a critical month averaging over 2,000 new infections a week.
In each Daily, WPCNR adds in the Westchester County Positive Tests reported the previous day for convenient reference to how good Mr. and Mrs. and Ms. Westchester are controlling the spread of the disease. The statistics are based on the daily reports published between 2 and 4 P.M. on the New York State Covid Tracker, the Westchester Covid-19 Dashboard that tracks towns and cities in Westchester and the New York State Covid School Report.
The analysis is created and written by John F. Bailey, based on the actual statistics, whose opinions are solely his own and observations are meant to inform and demystify to the concerned person, what the statistics actually are saying and how they might want to consider how to live carefully with the covid situation. The math is solely based on Society of American Baseball Research protocols.
To access the New York State and Westchester websites where the statistics come from in preparing the Covid Daily, here are the links:
