County Executive George Latimer launched Westchester’s 2020 Census Campaign Monday at Pace University in Pleasantville, urging for the need to reach out and account for every person. The room at the Kessel Student Center was packed with local, state and
Read MoreArea residents impacted by what they argue is escalating noise from aircraft flying into and out of Westchester County Airport had a chance last week to address questions and concerns to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and airport officials. Several hundred
Read MoreDemocrats may need to make room on the June primary ballot for one more candidate looking to succeed Rep. Nita Lowey. The already crowded field vying for the Democratic nomination in the 17th Congressional District expanded to at least 10
Read MoreSt. John’s Episcopal Church in Pleasantville had its sign on its lawn vandalized sometime Friday night or Saturday morning, adding to the growing list of intolerance at houses of worship around the county. Congregation leaders were unsure of the motivation
Read MoreFor families who have children with developmental disabilities, there are often plenty of services available to them while in school. But when the children reach adulthood, much of the support system that families depended on for years disappears. Spectrum Designs
Read MoreWestchester County Police joined Pleasantville firefighters, friends and family at the yearly candlelight vigil at Graham Hills Park to memorialize Tom Dorr, the volunteer firefighter brutally murdered 24 years ago. To date, the case is unsolved. “Tom Dorr is not
Read MorePleasantville planning commissioners refused to be swayed last week by the developer of a proposed three-story, 74-unit apartment building at 52 Depew St. to ease wetlands buffer restrictions. Developer David Mann of Lighthouse Enterprises, his attorney, David Cooper, of Zarin
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Pleasantville is presenting a new composting education program for the public on Thursday, Jan. 23, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Mount Pleasant Public Library on Bedford Road. The event, “Pleasantville Recycles: Find Out How, Why,
Read MoreAbout 10 years ago, Seth Greenwald was preparing to make the leap from his job as an architectural designer to a project manager. He had the qualifications needed to move up the professional ladder but found that he lacked in
Read MoreA Thornwood group home sustained heavy damage from a fire Friday morning but there were no injuries to residents or staff. The Thornwood Volunteer Fire Department received a call for a structure fire at the Lammers House at 1035 Broadway
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