Tag: Mayor Mike Spano
Lime sours on bikes in White Plains and Yonkers
Lime, the bike and scooter company that made a big splash when it first deployed its shared bicycles on the streets of Yonkers and...
Yonkers launches disability registry for first responders
The registry includes information for Yonkers’ emergency personnel in the event of an emergency at the home of a person with special needs.
RXR Realty, Rising Development break ground on Larkin Plaza in Yonkers
The $190 million development is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2018.
Ginsburg Development tops off latest Yonkers luxury development
The latest project from Ginsburg Development Cos., 330 luxury rental apartments in Yonkers, celebrated a step toward its completion Nov. 2 with a topping off...
Hampton Inn opens in Yonkers
Yonkers officials and Alfred Weissman Real Estate LLC held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the $15 million, 150-room hotel on Friday.
Four Westchester cities announce $750 million plan for gigabit broadband
The mayors of Yonkers, Mount Vernon, White Plains and New Rochelle say gigabit broadband internet is fast enough to spur new business and innovation in education, health care, government and other industries.
In the wake of developer’s death, Yonkers Rising continues
Rising Development’s Yonkers projects, all in various stages of development, continue to move forward following its founder's passing.
Yonkers eyes Manufacturing Communities status with alpha-En opening
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand visited alpha-En's new facility to discuss a bill that could help manufacturing communities get their hands on millions in federal funds.
Business leaders support Yonkers $2 billion school plan
The Westchester County Association announced on Friday its support for a $2 billion plan to rebuild or renovate all 39 schools in the Yonkers...
Gas lines plague tri-state area
A gas shortage is plaguing Westchester and the tri-state area, as many stations have run out of gas, and those that are open face long lines, with people waiting for up to three hours just to fill their tanks.