Pleasantville

Nothing pleased Pace University Astronomy Professor Matt Ganis more than to see an estimated 500 people turn out at the school’s campus for the sky-watching event of the century. The university opened its main quad to the public Monday afternoon

The expected opening of a downtown vape shop prompted the Pleasantville Board of Education to hold a special meeting Monday morning to highlight negative effects the business could have on the village and local children. Since it was announced that

Since its inception in 2005, the Pleasantville Music Festival has become one of the most anticipated events each year for the village and legions of music fans throughout the tristate area. Under sunny skies interrupted only by a brief but

Three months after Pleasantville was rocked by the unexpected death of high school senior Quentin Lupo, longtime rival softball teams came together last week to honor the basketball star. Standing on the pitcher’s mound at Pleasantville’s Parkway Field last Thursday

More than 200 college and university employees gathered at Pace University on June 16 for the first-ever retention conference to provide insight and solutions on how to support students as they work toward earning their degree. With many institutions throughout

For those who know Pleasantville resident Jim Zimmerman, it’s natural that they might associate the creative side of his life with music. That would make sense since as a young musician in the 1970s he performed alongside some big names

Pleasantville residents were deeply divided last week on whether Sunrise Senior Living should build an assisted living facility at the United Methodist Church property even as most speakers agreed a facility would benefit the community. Community members packed the village