By Toby Rosewater For anyone who attended Pleasantville High School baseball games last season, a new, roughly 20-foot-high structure was hard to miss. Outfitted with wheels, white scaffolding, and a robust sound system, the glistening new press box sang over
Read MoreTeen Marathoner In her second feature for us, rising young journalist and Sleepy Hollow native Amalia Wompa spotlights an even younger trailblazer: Annabel Silbersher, an 18-year-old Fox Lane High School senior who became the youngest runner in the 2025 Boston
Read MoreBy Dr. Tina DeSa Dear Pleasantville Community Members, As a reminder, on Dec. 17, from 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the middle school multipurpose room, the polls will be open for you to vote on the Pleasantville Forward Capital
Read MoreEugene Song decided to become an entrepreneur earlier this year, and so far, he’s savoring the opportunity. In September, Song opened Green Room Music, one of the area’s newest schools offering individual and group music lessons, on Main Street in
Read MoreBy Ray Gallagher, Examiner Sports Editor @Directrays So, the old Direct Rays – in the pot-stirring bastion of yesteryear – would have likely crucified Ossining High School for its handling of the Pride’s dismissal of former boys’ basketball Coach Mike
Read MoreWhy Pleasantville School District Has Scheduled a Capital Projects Bond By Erin Ballard On Dec. 17, the community will have the opportunity to vote on Pleasantville Forward, a capital project for students, for safety and for the future of Pleasantville.
Read MoreProposition 1 is about many important issues for New Yorkers. It protects reproductive health care, including abortion, birth control and IVF. It ensures our LGBTQ+ communities will not lose their rights to equal treatment. It provides older and disabled residents
Read MoreBy Anthony Arrien, Gina Sanshirico and Eileen McDermott All around Putnam County and beyond, signs reading “Save Girls Sports” have appeared. Those who research the issue will find that it has to do with a broad campaign pushed by groups
Read MoreThe Chappaqua School District will convene a task force to help phase in electric buses so the district can comply with the state mandate that all school buses be electric in New York by 2035. A study was recently completed
Read MoreBy Gina Arena Two years ago, I ran for state Senate. As an every-day mom who had never been in public office, I was naive about the process. A few weeks before Election Day, the attack ads began – more
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