For anyone interested, here is the full statement White Plains Mayor Adam Bradley made at City Hall tonight soon after his wife filed a domestic abuse complaint against him: “Earlier today, I was arraigned in WP City Court based on a complaint my wife filed against me. I feel compelled… Read More →
Irvington’s Alexis Martins (22) recovers a rebound from Kennedy’s Allison Santini (54) in the third period at the girls class B semi-finals at the Westchester County Center in White Plains Feb. 28, 2010. Irvington won 57-42. ( Ricky Flores / The Journal News )
The final countdown is here! Tomorrow marks the start of our week-long “Unofficial Mayor” contest. Play every day Monday through Friday and you could win a mini laptop computer, a chance to guest blog here for three months, and a profile in our Sunday Express. Play any day and you… Read More →
Things got back underway in the Section 1 basketball championships at the Westchester County Center following a winter storm that hit the Lower Hudson Valley last Thursday that post-poned today’s Valhalla’s Class C semi-final game against Haldane. Valhalla’s Lauren Yazzetta reaches for a rebound against Haldane’s Kristen DesMarais. Haldane went… Read More →
Nobody likes to think about Monday just when the weekend’s starting, but you should if you want to enter the Express “Unofficial Mayor” contest. Here’s the deal: You’re not an elected official, but you’re the one who knows every important place, person and issue in your community; the person newcomers… Read More →
My wife shot this image of a “snow family” late this afternoon in front of 119 S. Broadway in White Plains. The home is between Carhart and Maple avenues. I took shots of a “snow couple” on Greenridge Avenue on Feb. 11 and posted them to this site, after the… Read More →
Talking about a snow storm with White Plains DPW Commissioner Joseph “Bud” Nicoletti is like talking to the quarterback of a football team about the Superbowl. His eyes light up, and you can hear the excitement in his voice as he discusses the best ways to attack snow, sleet or… Read More →
This motorist had clear sailing on Bryant Avenue because the White Plains Department of Public Works had just pushed that downed tree in the background back from the roadway. The tree, which had come down during the storm, had already been cut back so traffic could get by, but a… Read More →
Mount Pleasant has declared a state of emergency and banned traffic on local roads except for emergency vehicles as the storm continues to dump snow across the Lower Hudson Valley.
With more than 50 downed trees and 30 closed roads in Greenburgh, Supervisor Paul Feiner has declared a state of emergency in Greenburgh. Town Hall will not be open to the public today. The Greenburgh Public Library and Theodore D. Young Community Center will also be closed. As of this… Read More →
