Last week, the four-bedroom house with the blue siding at 79 Grandview Ave. in Pleasantville sat like it has for the last five years. There was no activity on the property located on the quiet residential street a short distance
Read MoreBy Erin Maher Ghosts, goblins and ghouls – oh my! Little witches and warlocks throughout the county are preparing to hit the streets for candy this Thursday for Halloween. Whether you’re new to your neighborhood or just want a new
Read MoreBy Michael Gold For the vast majority of Pleasantville residents, when they think about garbage, if they think of it at all, it’s to get rid of it. The origin of the word garbage is “uncertain,” according to Google. Nobody wants
Read MoreSince 2011, the popular Tina’s 5K Run/Walk in Pleasantville has attracted hundreds of runners and walkers of all ages. This Saturday morning, Oct. 26, runners and joggers will again put their running gear to good use. The event has become a fixture on the
Read MoreOn almost any Friday morning at Addie-Tude Dance Center on the lower level of 42 Memorial Plaza in Pleasantville a group of about 15 women can be found preparing to move onto the dance floor for the start of class.
Read MoreBy Emily Rubin Persons You lose your keys almost every other day. You did the homework but forgot to hand it in – again. You started doing the laundry, but the phone rang, and hours later the laundry is still
Read MoreBeing afflicted with Parkinson’s disease was likely one of the last things that was on Navin P. Kumar’s mind. The 45-year-old Gaithersburg, Md. resident was born with a heart condition that has required a series of surgeries throughout his life.
Read MoreThe Pleasantville School District reported last night that a swastika was discovered Thursday on the door of a bathroom stall at Pleasantville High School. In a letter from Principal Joseph Palumbo distributed by the district to the community Thursday evening,
Read MoreHerbert Hadad wrote hundreds of stories and essays for a wide range of publications during his journalism career that spanned more than a half-century. While many appeared in The New York Times, Reader’s Digest, the International Herald Tribune and other
Read MorePace University just doesn’t enable thousands of students to earn college degrees, it’s also an economic powerhouse for Westchester County. The university Monday released a recently completed economic analysis showing that it contributed nearly $360 million into Westchester in 2017.
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