The world has changed in so many ways since the last time the Pleasantville Music Festival was held in 2019. Local music fans who have flocked to the village, typically on the second Saturday of July, for a day of
Read MoreTwo days after the Pleasantville Music Festival was delivered an unexpected blow with the cancellation of 10,000 Maniacs, organizers announced Saturday morning that it had secured Crash Test Dummies as its replacement for the July 9 event. The 1990s Canadian
Read MoreThe Pleasantville Music Festival announced Thursday morning that 10,000 Maniacs, one of the headliners at this year’s festival scheduled for a week from Saturday, has had to cancel because of band members’ health issues. The band issued a statement but
Read MoreThink of how many times as a kid that got you sick or had the sniffles that required you to miss a day or two from school. That never happened to new Westlake High School graduate Kathleen Bennett. Bennett graduated
Read MoreRepresentatives for Armonk’s Eagle Ridge proposal submitted a revised townhome layout last week but there were concerns raised about the safety of having three cul-de-sacs while the developer appeared indifferent to his own plan. At the request of the North
Read MoreWestchester County Legislator MaryJane Shimsky (D-Dobbs Ferry) scored an impressive victory over six-term incumbent Assemblyman Tom Abinanti in the 92nd Assembly District’s Democratic primary Tuesday night. With 100 percent of the districts reporting, Shimsky won by more than 900 votes
Read MoreMost new high school graduates have a little bit of a breather between the day of their school’s commencement ceremonies and when they head off to college to start the next chapter in their life. Pleasantville High School graduate Abby
Read MoreThe owner of Chappaqua’s former Rite Aid property unveiled conceptual plans last week to redevelop the parcel with a four-story mixed-use development emphasizing green construction that would have a net-zero carbon footprint. In a June 22 presentation to the New
Read MoreAbout 500 pro-choice supporters fired up by Friday’s Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade rallied in White Plains Sunday afternoon vowing to protect a woman’s right to have access to an abortion. For close to two hours a
Read MoreThe Chappaqua Library Board of Trustees accepted the resignation of Director Andrew Farber last Tuesday, the latest upheaval for the library in the past three months. Farber is scheduled to leave his post this Friday and will be heading to
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