Despair, hopelessness, frustration, fear, worry, anger, guilt. These were the words usede to describe the emotions shared at Bedford 2030’s event “Mental Wellness in the Face of Climate Change: How We Are Affected and What We Can Do About It” on June
Read MoreFor the last five years, the annual Into the Light Walk in Pleasantville has seen hundreds of people start walking together in the darkness at 4:30 a.m. and continue past daybreak. The walk symbolizes the transition from the darkness
Read MoreBureaucratic red tape has put a hold on work to permanently close the Memorial Plaza slip lane in Pleasantville. The closure was scheduled for last week and is part of the Manville Road Corridor Improvement Project that will widen
Read MoreThe Chappaqua Board of Education Monday night adopted a reduced budget for the 2024-25 school year to present to voters in two weeks. School administrators cut $1.1 million from the first proposed budget of $141.8 million that was rejected by
Read MoreThe Pleasantville Rotary Club is getting ready for a big celebration next week. It is hosting a gala to mark a century of helping others locally and around the world. The event is on Thursday, June 6 from 5:30 to
Read MoreArtists have always been inspired by rivers, whether it was painters Thomas Cole and Susie Barstow of the Hudson River School or Auguste Renoir’s depictions of the Seine. There is something about natural waterways that sparks creativity. It’s not surprising that
Read MorePutnam Valley homeowners alerted in March that their wells were contaminated recently received letters from the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) walking back a promise to install a water filtration system at no cost. Property owners who live near
Read MoreThe property at 3 Campus Drive in Pleasantville has been sold to a local real estate investor for $2.75 million. Sale of the 31,000-square-foot mixed-use building was announced last Thursday by Houlihan Lawrence, which did not disclose who the buyer
Read MoreA series of heated exchanges between Congressman Jamaal Bowman (D-Yonkers) and his June primary opponent Westchester County Executive George Latimer has catapulted the highly contested race into a backbiting battleground. Last week was the first hour-long debate between the two
Read MoreTwo Pleasantville organizations, Arc Stages and Pleasantville Community Television (PCTV), each received $50,000 grants from the New York State Council on the Arts recently to help support their popular programs that benefit the community. The money earmarked for Arc Stages
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