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Arc Stages has taken on quite a challenge for its next production. The Pleasantville-based theater company will be presenting through its Community Stage “Peter and the Starcatcher” for five performances over the next two weekends. The play, based on the
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Village Trustees Nicole Asquith and Paul Alvarez have been re-elected, and each will serve another three-year term on the Pleasantville Village Board. Vying for one of the seats was former Mount Pleasant councilwoman Francesca Hagadus, making it one of the
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The developer of the 71-unit multifamily residential building on Depew Street in Pleasantville obtained a Temporary Certificate of Occupancy earlier this month after a village commission and residents had objected to the exterior appearance of the structure. The project, known
Read moreIncumbents Nicole Asquith and Paul Alvarez will be looking to hold onto their seats on the Pleasantville Village Board next Tuesday as former Mount Pleasant councilwoman Francesca Hagadus entered the race. It is one of the few times in the
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Editor’s Note: Due to inclement weather, this event, originally scheduled for Mar. 14 was postponed until Mar. 27. Films on Purpose is once again partnering with Neighbors Link to host a free film screening at the Pleasantville Presbyterian Church on
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Editor’s Note: The print version of this article incorrectly reported that all three candidates are attorneys. Andrea D’Aria is a legal assistant. The Examiner regrets the error. Three Pleasantville residents are vying for village justice later this month, a position that
Read moreCreating a civic space at the north end of Memorial Plaza is coming closer to reality after the Pleasantville Village Board approved payment last week to landscape architects for its design. The village is paying Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architects $65,900
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By Jessica Jafet There is a new steakhouse in town to add to the sizzling food scene in Pleasantville. The restaurant, which opened on Wheeler Avenue in January after some refurbishments to the interior, is aptly named Wheeler Prime — and
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By Brian Kluepfel Rich Hanlon learned to draw as a small boy in Ohio, painting the flames on toy cars for orphans that he spent part of his childhood with. But if you’re expecting a Dickensian coming-of-age tale, Hanlon is
Read morePlans to subdivide the former Girl Scouts property on Great Oak Lane and build four new houses were presented last week to the Pleasantville Planning Commission meeting. The preliminary proposal was detailed by Michael Guillaro, vice president of acquisition and
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