Over 60 eager music lovers crowded into Lucy’s Garage on Sunday to be the first to learn which bands are performing at this year’s Pleasantville Music Festival on July 8. The lineup was announced by the festival’s Executive Director Bruce
Read MoreTensions over the exterior appearance of the new apartment building at 52 Depew St. in Pleasantville simmered last week as the project’s developer and the Planning Commission squared off in a testy exchange. Objections were once again raised regarding structural
Read MoreFor many Pleasantville residents the newly-installed air conditioning units on the top of the building at 70 Memorial Plaza are an eyesore. The issue was addressed at the Pleasantville Planning Commission and Architectural Review Board’s Apr. 12 meeting. “The rooftop
Read MoreBy Jonathan Notis Sarah Lake may have grown up singing in her church and in high school but she likely never thought that she would be part of a choir that will perform at Lincoln Center. But that’s where Lake,
Read MoreAn initial analysis of what future residential development might look like in Pleasantville’s downtown found no adverse impacts for the business district over the next 10 years. A study conducted by the village’s consultant BFJ Planning predicted a maximum of
Read MoreOwners of the iconic First National Bank building at Bedford Road and Wheeler Avenue have formally requested an exemption from the current moratorium for the village’s downtown business district where the property is located. Citing economic hardship as their main
Read MoreArc 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
Read MoreVillage 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
Read MoreThe 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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