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By Lindsay Emery The Pleasantville Village Board determined last week it would require everyone on all village athletic fields to wear face coverings to prevent the spread of COVID-19, including those who are playing. “Coaches can offer mask breaks for
Read moreBy Miriam Gold The Pleasantville School District can save a lot of money and food and decrease carbon emissions if it implements a food composting program. A late 2019 World Wildlife Fund report estimated that U.S schools waste 530,000 tons
Read moreAll 205 COVID-19 tests administered at a drive-through testing site at Phelps Hospital over Labor Day weekend from a potential exposure at Holy Innocents Church in Pleasantville came back negative, Westchester County reported. Individuals who attended Masses or First Communion
Read moreThe Westchester County Board of Elections released the three polling locations for Tuesday’s Pleasantville Village Board elections. Residents who live in Election Districts 13, 14 and 20 can vote at the Pleasantville Recreation Center at 48 Marble Ave.; residents from
Read moreThe remainder of tests performed on individuals who were exposed to COVID-19 at Holy Innocents Church in Pleasantville last month were all negative, village officials said. Over Labor Day weekend, a total of 205 coronavirus tests were performed, all of
Read moreThere have been no new cases of COVID-19 in the county resulting from last week’s announcement that two priests and a church staff member at Holy Innocents Church in Pleasantville had tested positive for the virus. County Executive George Latimer
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A second priest at Holy Innocents Church in Pleasantville has tested positive for COVID-19 and as many as 400 people may have been exposed requiring anyone who attended several recent services and a First Communion to quarantine, county officials said
Read morePleasantville officials determined last week the village would run an outdoor after-school program in September and October after a majority of respondents to a recent survey indicated they need help with child care. The program, which will feature various activities
Read moreWith about 500 families that have children under 12 years old, the Pleasantville School District is among the districts strongly advocating for increased child care funding from the state and federal governments. At its meeting last Tuesday, the Board of
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About 200 Pace University student-athletes marched from the Pleasantville campus to the Thornwood Town Center Sunday afternoon, calling for racial justice and an end to police brutality against people of color. Holding signs and chanting slogans, the diverse group of
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