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The White Plains hearing came after an effort by Westchester Democrats to ban gun shows on county-owned property was vetoed by Republican County Executive Rob Astorino. The gun show returned to the Westchester County Center last weekend after being canceled four years ago following the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.
A Sunday evening report of "shots fired" along Interstate-287 eastbound in White Plains ended peacefully near the Hutchison River Parkway in Rye Brook without incident or arrest. Rye Brook Police Chief Gregory Austin said the reported road rage incident that ended near King Street was exaggerated by media outlets who reported shots were being fired from a red pickup truck.
A Sunday evening report of "shots fired" along Interstate-287 eastbound in White Plains ended peacefully near the Hutchison River Parkway in Rye Brook without incident or arrest. Rye Brook Police Chief Gregory Austin said the reported road rage incident that ended near King Street was exaggerated by television news and other media who reported shots were being fired from a red pickup truck.
Four years after Sandy Hook, N.Y. gun show returns to record crowds As many as 5,000 people were expected to attend the first gun and knife show since 2012. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. - At 8:30 a.m., the line to enter Saturday's gun and knife show was already wrapped around the side of the Westchester County Center.
The Firearm and Knife Show and Sale kicked off as originally scheduled Saturday at the Westchester County Center in White Plains just days after County Executive Rob Astorino vetoed legislation that would have banned such events from county property. In his veto message sent down to the legislature Friday, Astorino said, "the gun show satisfies all the requirements for its legal and safe operation" and "has historically been one of the best run and most well-attended events held at the ."
A gun show at the the Westchester County Center will go on as planned following a veto by the County Executive. County Executive Rob Astorino's action comes less than 24 hours before the start of a two-day gun show in White Plains.
... Attorney in Brooklyn, New York (1991-1994); Assistant County Attorney at Westchester County Attorney in White Plains, New York (1994-1995); and was a Senior Associate at Lester Schwab Katz and Dwyer in New York, New York (1995-1999). In addition to ...
Too hard to get to Washington, DC or NYC this weekend for one of the many marches? Head to White Plains where WESPAC, a peace and justice action network is organizing a solidarity march with the coordinating efforts of a White Plains resident and her husband. The march and rally will take place in downtown White Plains on Saturday, Jan. 21 from noon to 2 p.m. at the fountain .
Those who may find it too hard to get to Washington, DC or NYC this weekend for the March on Washington and other events have a local alternative. WESPAC, a peace and justice action network, has scheduled a solidarity march with the coordinating efforts of a White Plains resident and her husband.
... on county property. The 9 to 8 vote was prompted by news that a gun show was returning to the County Center in White Plains this weekend as reported here by Daily Voice. Other local gun news has included the opening of a gun store at Harrison Mall, ...
A White Plains woman is facing up to 25 years in prison after she was indicted on multiple felony charges for her role in the deaths of two senior citizens in a head-on collision while driving with drugs in her system and a blood alcohol content nearly quadruple the legal limit. On Wednesday, Westchester County District Attorney Anthony Scarpino announced that White Plains resident Michelle Bonet, 46, has been indicted, including multiple felony charges of aggravated vehicular homicide for her role in the accident that took two lives last year.
A White Plains woman is facing up to 25 years in prison after she was indicted on multiple felony charges for her role in the deaths of two senior citizens in a head-on collision while driving with drugs in her system and a blood alcohol content nearly quadruple the legal limit. On Wednesday, Westchester County District Attorney Anthony Scarpino announced that White Plains resident Michelle Bonet, 46, has been indicted, including multiple felony charges of aggravated vehicular homicide for her role in the accident that took two lives last year.
Westchester County District Attorney Anthony A. Scarpino, Jr. announced that Michelle Bonet of 9 Stonewall Circle, White Plains, New York was arraigned on an indictment today before Judge Anne Minihan and charged with: one count of a Driving While Ability Impaired by the combined influence of drugs or of alcohol and any drug or drugs, a Misdemeanor On October 28, 2016 at approximately 2:15 p.m., the defendant was driving north by west on West Hartsdale Road in Greenburgh. While driving her Chrysler minivan, the defendant was observed by witnesses crossing over the double yellow line multiple times.
Westchester County District Attorney Anthony A. Scarpino, Jr. announced that Michelle Bonet of 9 Stonewall Circle, White Plains, New York was arraigned on an indictment today before Judge Anne Minihan and charged with: one count of a Driving While Ability Impaired by the combined influence of drugs or of alcohol and any drug or drugs, a Misdemeanor On October 28, 2016 at approximately 2:15 p.m., the defendant was driving north by west on West Hartsdale Road in Greenburgh. While driving her Chrysler minivan, the defendant was observed by witnesses crossing over the double yellow line multiple times.
A White Plains woman is facing up to 25 years in prison after she was indicted on multiple felony charges for her role in the deaths of senior citizens in a head-on collision while driving with drugs in her system and a blood alcohol content nearly quadruple the legal limit. On Wednesday, Westchester County District Attorney Anthony Scarpino announced that White Plains resident Michelle Bonet, 46, has been indicted, including multiple felony charges of aggravated vehicular homicide for her role in the accident that took two lives last year.
... on county property. The 9 to 8 vote was prompted by news that a gun show was returning to the County Center in White Plains this weekend as reported here by Daily Voice. Other local gun news has included the opening of a gun store at Harrison Mall, ...
Students often have a hard time letting an adult or school official know when they are being bullied or harassed online, but a new app available in Putnam Valley and some Westchester county schools offers an anonymous solution. The app, White Plains-based Anonymous Alerts, allows for the quick, easy, and anonymous reporting of urgent information regarding student safety to school officials without fear of retaliation.
... in Westchester since the summer of 1934, when a bus crash killed 20 people. Just recently, a 22-year-old White Plains man was charged with driving while intoxicated and reckless driving after he went the wrong way on the Taconic in Mount Pleasant ...
... County eateries follow. Feel free to add to our list by commenting on our Facebook pages. Benjamin Steak House, White Plains: Settle in for the quintessential steakhouse experience -- lots of wood accents, comfy chocolate-brown chairs and food ...
... - Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner, who says he's very disappointed that a gun show is likely to return to White Plains, is calling on the county to hold an amnesty buyback program on this same day ... at the same place. Nine of the 17 members of ...
