This article has been revised to clarify and correct information regarding the mitigation strategies being employed by the Pleasantville School District to protect students and staff. The Pleasantville School District enacted a revised health and safety policy last week that
Read MoreWhen you hear Giuliana Calandrucci’s debut single, “Be Alright,” it’s not just the clarity of her voice but the growing beat of this heartfelt ballad that pulls the listener in. The single will be released this Friday, Feb. 18, the
Read MoreMore than 80 people gathered last Friday on a Yorktown cul-de-sac waving their latest electric bills in protest over prohibitive rate hikes imposed by Con Edison over the past month. The demonstration at Jefferson Village, a 1,000-unit age-restricted condominium community,
Read MoreGov. Kathy Hochul signed New York’s redistricting into law late last week after both houses of the state legislature completed new lines for Assembly, Senate and congressional districts. Its greatest impact locally will present itself in significant changes to the
Read MoreReplacing school buses that run on diesel fuel with electric buses just got a boost here in Westchester County. Last week New York’s chapter of Mothers Out Front hosted a two-hour webinar explaining how school districts could start the process
Read MoreThe first major benchmark for the Village of Pleasantville’s Manville Road Corridor Improvement Project has finally been reached. At last week’s Village Board meeting, Rich Williams from Insite Engineering, the company that is overseeing engineering for the work, told officials
Read MoreDon Hall, the longtime owner of the Putnam County Press and the Putnam Times, died Sunday, Jan. 30. Hall was 91 and died in Putnam Hospital after battling illness for many months accompanied by frequent stays at the hospital. The
Read MoreEyebrows were raised last week when the Carmel Town Board voted to approve Doreen Cazzari, wife of newly elected Supervisor Mike Cazzari, as Senior Account Clerk in the town’s Accounting Office. During public comment at last week’s meeting, Mahopac resident
Read MoreMore than 100 Pleasantville School District residents have signed up to volunteer for the district’s new Diversity Equity and Inclusion Access (DEIA) Stakeholder Committee. The group met for the first time on Dec. 20, and according to Superintendent of Schools
Read MoreAbout 25 firefighters, friends and members of law enforcement gathered Monday evening for a candlelight vigil around the 25-year-old maple tree planted at Graham Hills Park in memory of a slain Pleasantville firefighter. Tom Dorr, who was killed on Jan.
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