Pleasantville

Hillary and Chelsea Clinton have had innumerable role models to look up to throughout their lives. On Wednesday evening, the two women spoke of some of those who made a difference for them as they stopped at Pace University’s Goldstein

By Abby Luby and Martin Wilbur Community members packed Emanuel Lutheran Church in Pleasantville Sunday evening, one of five community-wide services and prayer vigils to mourn the Liu family and attempt to make sense of how the tragedy could have

The Pleasantville Clergy Association announced Wednesday that it will hold an hour of quiet prayer this Sunday evening at five houses of worship in the village for residents who want to come together for quiet prayer in memory of the

A 46-year-old Pleasantville man, Chuan-Kai Liu, also known as Tom, apparently used a knife to stab his son, daughter, wife and then himself to death, village police revealed Friday night at a press conference. Police characterized a murder-suicide as the

The United Methodist Church is looking to make its presence felt again in Pleasantville, but don’t expect to find traditional services at the large church on Bedford Road or anywhere else for now. Pastor Susan Chupungco, who moved to the

The all-male audience listened closely to Colleen Griffin Wagner on Tuesday evening. Some 45 men who gathered in the Pleasantville High School cafeteria for Dads Night for Youth Mental Health were eager to know how to connect with today’s youth

The Pleasantville Village Board last week passed two laws that will allow the municipality to more effectively deal with unsafe, abandoned and neglected properties within its jurisdiction. The first resolution addresses changes to the existing property maintenance code to provide the

By Erin Maher The Pleasantville High School girls’ soccer team made history on Sunday defeating Section 3’s Central Valley Academy, 3-2, in the final seconds to win the Class B state championship and give the team its first state title.

Rising construction costs that could cause an overrun of more than $1 million will result in changes to the Manville Road Corridor Improvement Project. At last week’s Pleasantville Village Board work session, Richard Williams, senior principal engineer for Insite Engineering, advised the