It is not yet 2012, yet the Pleasantville Village Board is already looking ahead to 2013 and beyond. At a recent work session, the board discussed some of its upcoming costs in the coming years and … [Read more...]
Pro Choice Group Criticizes Nonna
A Westchester-based pro-choice group has come out against an unlikely target. Choice Matters harshly criticized outgoing County Legislator John Nonna (D-Pleasantville) for recommitting a bill while … [Read more...]
Ball Continues Campaign for Tough Fracking Standards
Trying to build on lessons learned from Pennsylvania’s drilling debacle, state Sen. Greg Ball continued his campaign for tougher regulations on hydraulic fracturing in New York State at Lewisboro … [Read more...]
Cindrich Seeks to Market Mount Kisco to Businesses
Mayor Michael Cindrich is making a push to market Mount Kisco as a good place to do business. At the Dec. 19 village board of trustees meeting, Cindrich said he wanted to meet with landlords of … [Read more...]
Route 120 Bridge Replacement Commemorated in Chappaqua
After more than a decade of design, discussion and construction, officials from the state and the Town of New Castle officially commemorated the opening of the new Route 120 bridge on Thursday … [Read more...]
Public’s Help Sought For Missing Put Valley Woman
Authorities are seeking help from the public after the disappearance of 54-year-old Putnam Valley woman. Cathleen Venditti was last seen by her family at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 19. Her … [Read more...]
Sunday Benefit to Honor Blues Guitarist ‘Little Marty’ in Mt. Kisco
Marty Schechter may not have been a formally trained guitarist or have been able to read music but for a couple of his band mates whom he played with regularly there wasn't a finer man to have on … [Read more...]
Pleasantville’s MLA Property Sold to Cutlery Firm
After more than a decade, Pleasantville's largest commercial parcel will finally have a new owner. Stop & Shop Supermarket Co., the owner of the long-vacant MLA property on Marble Avenue, has … [Read more...]
Lowey Calls for Bipartisan Effort to Extend Payroll Tax Cut
With Democratic and Republican lawmakers butting heads over the extension of the payroll tax cut, Rep. Nita Lowey called on Congress to extend the tax reduction before going home for the … [Read more...]
Pleasantville Schools Administrators Decline Merit Pay
Following the lead of their superintendent and business administrator, the Pleasantville School District announced that administrators have declined merit pay. The move by the administrators was … [Read more...]
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