Ashley Daly worked in marketing for more than 20 years, spending long hours away from her family during her frequent business trips and commutes to and from Manhattan. Instead of working for someone else the rest of her career, Daly,
Read MoreA Westchester-based developer has proposed constructing a residential housing complex with a commercial component in Pleasantville that promises additional tax revenue and parking for the village, but officials must first approve a tax abatement plan. Representatives for David Mann, of
Read MoreSchools across Westchester spent the past week recognizing the many accomplishments of their graduating students. A similar scenario unfolded last Wednesday in a different setting. Seven students overcame severe challenges to earn their diplomas at the JCCA’s Edenwald School in
Read MoreTalking about mental health is always difficult, but teens and parents gathered at Pleasantville High School last week to learn the warning signs of someone in need and how to provide support. The forum, organized by Pleasantville STRONG and the
Read MoreThe livery company that provides local taxi service for commuters at the Chappaqua train station will vacate that location at the end of the month. Leros Point to Point, which has had a contract with the Town of New Castle
Read MoreAbout 1,000 people walked through the streets of Pleasantville just before sunrise on Sunday to bring hope to youths and their families who face the complexities and uncertainties of mental illness. The inaugural Into the Light Walk, sponsored by the
Read MoreThe woman who impersonated an attorney last summer in Pleasantville Village Court was sentenced Thursday to five years’ probation. Delilah Torres of Peekskill was sentenced on one count of first-degree offering a false instrument for filing, a Class E felony,
Read MoreMount Kisco The American Legion Post 136 in Mount Kisco will hold its annual Memorial Day parade on Wednesday, May 30 at 6:30 p.m. The parade route will begin at the corner of Smith Avenue and Main Street and proceed
Read MoreAs Pleasantville’s business community continues to boom, the husband-and-wife team of Jonathan Langsam and Rosie Hernandez are celebrating the success of their Mexican-Israeli fusion eatery Falafel Taco. When the dynamic duo met nearly 10 years ago, they dreamed of opening
Read MoreTwo Pleasantville Board of Education incumbents were re-elected Tuesday night, while voters overwhelmingly approved the district’s $49.6 million budget for 2018-19. Trustee Larry Boes received 533 votes and Emily Persons collected 476 votes to retain their seats, defeating first-time candidate
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