There were many good things about the Pleasantville Rotary Club’s first-ever Hudson Valley Fermented last March. Similar to its forerunner, the Westchester Wine Experience, which was held for 16 consecutive years, it brought together outstanding local restaurateurs providing delicious tastings,
Read MoreRepresentatives of a local real estate firm announced plans to transform Pleasantville’s downtown with the construction of three luxury rental buildings. During last Wednesday’s Pleasantville Chamber of Commerce meeting, Robyn Errico and Ted Lai of Hexad Holdings LLC updated the
Read MoreLocal officials revealed Saturday that restoration of power to thousands of area residents who were left in the dark by Friday’s powerful Nor’easter will begin Sunday at the earliest. Municipalities opened warming centers on Saturday to provide residents who were
Read MoreThe Pleasantville School District was on a two-hour delay Wednesday morning after a threat was made toward the district late Tuesday night. A message was sent out by the district notifying parents at about 10:20 p.m. that the “potential threat”
Read MoreBy Anna Young and Martin Wilbur Area school officials and law enforcement said last week they are constantly reviewing and refining safety measures in local school buildings to ensure the safety of students. The Feb. 14 mass shooting at Marjory
Read MoreThe Westchester Table Tennis Center held its first-ever tournament featuring competitors who have been battling Parkinson’s disease Saturday afternoon. Seven players from throughout the region, and one from Denmark arrived in Pleasantville for the inaugural Winter Championship for Players With
Read MoreSeveral hundred Westchester residents demonstrated outside county Republican headquarters in White Plains on Sunday demanding that gun control legislation be enacted to stop gun violence after 17 people were gunned down at a Florida high school last week. Members of
Read MorePleasantville Mayor Peter Scherer will be running for re-election in next month’s village elections, but one of two incumbent trustees made it known late last weekend she will step aside. Before the petition filing period was scheduled to closed Tuesday,
Read MoreThere are venues throughout Westchester to listen to live music on a regular basis, but comedy fans have usually been faced with the inconvenience and expense of trekking to a Manhattan club to be entertained. That has now changed. Thornwood
Read MoreIf you’re looking to get a little more out of life, it might be wise to make it to the Jacob Burns Center this month. Nine documentaries and one fictional feature, along with several guest speakers, will be spotlights as
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