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- 08/21 - Soapbox: Forbidden Internet Today by Buzz Babe, Blackie Slacks
(continue)
- 08/21 - Soapbox: Candyce Corcoran promotes American Cancer Society
"Making Strides Walk" on October 14, 2001 (continue)
- 08/17 - Ooops! Macy's Mashers spill bricks on Martine Ave. roofs (continue)
- 08/16 - School Board authorizes $100,000 in overtime to complete High
School (continue)
- 08/14 - Mayor moves to place time limits on Council meetings. (continue)
- 08/14 - Sidewalks: Scarsdale Police like Corcoran's accessibility,
visibility. (continue)
- 08/13 - Council authorizes bonding for DPW Garage-Youth Bureau extra
costs. (continue)
- 08/13 - Sidewalks: Corcoran picks up three endorsements; launches
website. (continue)
- 08/06 - Sidewalks: Gas service back on for all buildings in Winbrook
complex. (continue)
- 08/06 - Sidewalks: Pataki to legislature: "Finish the job." Lambasts
both houses. (continue)
- 07/31 - Contractor cuts gasline. 450 Winbrook residences affected.
(continue)
- 07/31 - Monday Rundown: Fortunoff's is moving in, Sachs is moving
out. (continue)
- 07/31 - Hudson River Bandits shatter myth of southern softball supremacy
(continue)
- 07/31 - Sidewalks: Worst Virus ever panics New York (continue)
- 07/27 - Sidewalks: Mayor for All Seasons, Alfred Del Vecchio appears
on WPW (continue)
- 07/24 - Monday Rundown: City Projects on Move. (continue)
- 07/22 - Phillippidis on WPW reports Ridgemour captures key Conroy
Corner (continue)
- 07/20 - Late Council Surveys delayed Tishman-Speyer Center 8 weeks
(continue)
- 07/18 - Macy's, city's signature store dies, at 54. City Center is
born (continue)
- 07/12 - Sidewalks: County to acquire 178 acres for $2.8 million. (continue)
- 07/11 - Council approves Cappelli City Center Financing (continue)
- 07/11 - Capelli proposes seasonal park/skate rink/cafes for EJ Conroy
Drive (continue)
- 07/11 - Sidewalks: Susan Habel discusses zoning on White Plains Week
(continue)
- 07/11 - Soapbox: Commuter raises question about Macy's Heating Vent
hurting trees. (continue)
- 07/06 - Sidewalks: WINGS is saved; Board elects new officers. (continue)
- 07/06 - Sidewalks: Bank Street, DPW, Macy's demo, downtown facelift
coming up. (continue)
- 07/06 - Soapbox: Resident recommends "Central Park" atop Cappelli
City Center Garage (continue)
- 06/25 - Soapbox: Candyce Corcoran on "affordable housing" issue. (continue)
- 06/24 - Sidewalks: Zoning Board: Only Council can revoke church building
permit. (continue)
- 06/24 - Sidewalks: Outgoing Trippett honored by Board of Education
(continue)
- 06/24 - Sports: Gold's Gapper in the Gloamin' wins Senior Girls LL
Crown. (continue)
- 06/22 - "Toxic Avenger" trespasses on NYPH Property, Hospital irate.
(continue)
- 06/18 - Sidewalks: German School now owns 800 North Street, subdivision
pending. (continue)
- 06/18 - Soapbox: Labor Coalition Chair questions pension funds for
open space. (continue)
- 06/17 - Sidewalks: White Plains Week moves to Mondays at 7 PM on 7
(continue)
- 06/13 - City suit against Behar dismissed. Called "Speculative" by
Judge. (continue)
- 06/13 - Soapbox: CNR Server denied Scarsdale District Sports Results
(continue)
- 06/13 - Soapbox: Waterman blasts Dem Call for Survey (continue)
- 06/11 - Cappelli has "hand-shake" deal on Main and Conroy properties
(continue)
- 06/07 - Macy's to come down July 10; urban planners list due Friday
(continue)
- 06/07 - Soapbox: Put police pension money into the police: Waterman
(continue)
- 06/06 - Sidewalks: School Board keeps specific dress standards in
Code of Conduct (continue)
- 06/05 - Council approves JPI Jefferson at White Plains Complex (continue)
- 06/05 - Sidewalks: Common Council Corral (continue)
- 06/04 - Soapbox: Corcoran Candidacy Stirs Memories of Tulsa White
Plains Grad (continue)
- 06/01 - Sidewalks: White Plains students honored in John Hopkins Search
(continue)
- 05/31 - Republicans nominate Horowitz for County Exec (continue)
- 05/31 - Sidewalks: JPI is "in." Bank Street Commons on track; Plumbers
Win! (continue)
- 05/31 - Capelli cruises along: National Amusements (continue)
- 05/31 - Sidewalks: Iervolino to present WINGS alternatives to parents
(continue)
- 05/31 - Sidewalks: School District schedules meetings on WINGS for
8th Grades (continue)
- 05/31 - White Plains Sports: Softballers season ended by Arlington,
6-1 (continue)
- 05/30 - Sidewalks: Memorial Day Parade honors veterans and war dead
(continue)
- 05/30 - Sidewalks: Middle School Parents petition to restore WINGS
to 8th grade (continue)
- 05/27 - White Plains Sports: Loucks Field Renovation overlooks baseball,
softball. (continue)
- 05/26 - JPI Alive! Readies New Plea to Council (continue)
- 05/24 - The Champ Runs Again. Mayor Delfino Runs for a Second Term.
(continue)
- 05/24 - Cappelli presents plans for 34 and 32 story towers. (continue)
- 05/18 - JPI asks for tax abatement on 300 Mamaroneck Ave project,
Counsel refuses. (continue)
- 05/15 - Republicans nominate Delfino, Delgado, Amodio, and Tuck, Corcoran
for Legislator. (continue)
- 05/15 - Voters approve 2001-2002 School Budget by 4 to 1 Margin (continue)
- 05/14 - Soapbox: Another comment on parking. (continue)
- 05/14 - Hospital sees "solution in the process" as Scoping is closed
(continue)
- 05/14 - Sidewalks: BID, Beautification Foundation laud downtown makeover
(continue)
- 05/14 - Sidewalks: School Budget & Board of Ed Elections Tuesday (continue)
- 05/14 - Sidewalks: Scarsdale wants seniors facility; White Plains
does not. (continue)
- 05/14 - Soapbox: Apartment Dweller points out Byzantine White Plains
Parking Rule (continue)
- 05/10 - Council approves Macy's demolition now. (continue)
- 05/10 - Sidewalks: Corcoran resigns from Democratic Party (continue)
- 05/07 - Mayor opposes Bryant Avenue Location for Accelerator (continue)
- 05/07 - Monday Rundown: Republicans mull Ryan's Worst Nightmare (continue)
- 05/02 - Cappelli to demolish Macy's in next 6 to 8 weeks (continue)
- 05/02 - Sidewalks: Hospital presents proton accelerator public briefing
Sunday (continue)
- 05/02 - Sidewalks: Middle School Junior Honor Society students tapped
(continue)
- 05/01 - Sidewalks: Fire danger high as weather remains warm and dry
(continue)
- 04/26 - Louis Cappelli rescues Town Center, adds 2 apartment towers
to mix (continue)
- 04/26 - Sidewalks: Grants to fund proton accelerator about 8 months
away (continue)
- 04/25 - Sidewalks: Graessle - German School already violates enrollment
(continue)
- 04/25 - Cappelli Enterprises buys Macys Site from Tishman (continue)
- 04/24 - Sidewalks: Republicans rethink ticket considering Democrats
(continue)
- 04/23 - Soapbox: Airport employee questions Garage Closing. (continue)
- 04/20 - Robert Greer will run for Mayor with Malmud, Hockley and Roach
(continue)
- 04/20 - City awaits Attorney General Ruling on cellphone enforcement
(continue)
- 04/19 - Ryan awaits Democratic vote; CSEA inspired his Candidacy (continue)
- 04/18 - School Board approves Budget; Public Hearing May 7 (continue)
- 04/17 - Ryan points to CSEA survey to save Mayoral bid; Corcoran confident
(continue)
- 04/08 - Corcoran challenges Democratic Council Candidates (continue)
- 04/07 - School District distributes Code of Conduct for Comment (continue)
- 04/07 - Greer Works the Phones to derail Ryan Express (continue)
- 04/07 - Cappelli Enterprises confirms buying Town Center (continue)
- 04/06 - Ryan Nominated for Mayor, Malmud, Roach, Hockley for Council
(continue)
- 04/06 - Three companies bidding for Tishman Speyer Identified. (continue)
- 04/04 - Ryan Express awaits Democratic Party "Main Line". Malmud
for Legislator? (continue)
- 04/04 - Council keeps Hospital Scope Session Open until May 7 (continue)
- 04/04 - Consolidated mail carrier routes, sort system slow White Plains
Mail (continue)
- 03/31 - Concerned Neighborhoods to protest Hospital Plans at Council
(continue)
- 03/27 - Media Notes: Philippidis hosts Bailey and Benerofe on WVOX
1450 AM at 6 PM Tuesday. "White Plains Week" to air twice a week on
Channel 71. (continue)
- 03/27 - Hard-to-Place homeless program initiative a success (continue)
- 03/27 - Soapbox: From Panama Jack in Miami...a thought on National
Friendship Week (continue)
- 03/24 - City Subpoenas Thompson & Bender; Linking Ian Behar to G
& S Investors (continue)
- 03/23 - DPW Garage/Supermarket Construction to Begin/Bank Street has
Hotel (continue)
- 03/21 - Planning Board fells Omnipoint Cell Tower at Fenway (continue)
- 03/21 - Paulin--Assembly proposals cut Centers for Excellence funding
(continue)
- 03/19 - Legislator Ryan Pledges Not to Run a Primary for Mayoral Nomination
(continue)
- 03/15 - Legislator Ryan Tosses Mayoral Hat in Democratic Ring (continue)
- 03/15 - County plans 24 townhouses for Woodcrest Heights (continue)
- 03/15 - McCall to address Democratic Dinner April 22 (continue)
- 03/15 - Figure Skating Club holds first USFSA Test Session (continue)
- 03/05 - NY Hospital: "Details" of Plan B to come in supplements (continue)
- 03/02 - P. Lynn Oliva professes no interest in running for Council.
(continue)
- 03/02 - Pauline Oliva Chooses Not To Run For Reelection. (continue)
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