Pleasantville

There’s nothing funny about suffering from Crohn’s Disease, yet through it all Alyssa Sequoia has managed to keep her sharp sense of humor. The Pleasantville native loved comedy so much that starting at 19, she ventured to the clubs in

By Abigail Weinberg The Pleasantville Board of Education is expected to approve a resolution this week to present voters with an $8.9 million bond issue this May for facilities improvements at all three of the district’s school buildings. About 10

For more than a decade, the Pleasantville Rotary Club’s major fundraiser, the Westchester Wine Experience, was a big hit with area residents. But as tastes change over time, the Rotary Club shifted some of the focus from wine to craft

By Jade Perez The Pleasantville Village Board last Monday approved a prohibition on the retail sale of marijuana and associated products within the village as the state legislature grapples with its potential legalization. The board’s 3-0 vote on Feb. 25,

A Pleasantville couple has refused a request to remove a flag supportive of President Donald Trump that contains a vulgarity from the front of their house even though it’s directly across the street from Bedford Road School. Academy Street residents

By Jade Perez The Pleasantville Village Board was presented with ideas to address downtown parking demand as the village faces the potential loss of more than 40 parking spaces as a result of the proposed Memorial Plaza redesign. Last Monday, BFJ

Making sure your house adheres to current building codes can be a daunting experience, not to mention an expense that can often run into thousands of dollars. But if you want to sell your home and get the work that

By Jade Perez The Pleasantville Village Board proposed a local law last week that would ban the sale of marijuana and marijuana products should the state move forward with legalization. As Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the state legislature move toward