The presumptive Board of Legislators’ District 3 candidates have made it official, both announcing they would be the nominees for this November’s election a week after they were supported by one town’s political committees. First-term incumbent Margaret Cunzio (C-Thornwood) and
Read MoreIf tasting, sampling and thinking about different types of food is one of your favorite pastimes, the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville has something special in store for you. The love of food is the subject of a new
Read MoreDuring a time of protest, discouragement and heavy debate, seventh- and eighth-grade students at Pleasantville Middle School participated in the school’s first civic awareness and engagement contest. Pleasantville graduate Brian Hawthorne, director of communications and development at the Pentagon Federal
Read MoreWhat happened last week at the Pleasantville Village Board meeting is Exhibit A of how a governmental body should never handle a development proposal. Last week, a majority of the board verbally shot down the controversial Sunrise Senior Living application
Read MoreSunrise Senior Living representatives were told by four Pleasantville Village Board members last week they are against the proposed 79-unit assisted living facility at the United Methodist Church site a month after submitting an application. During the May 22 meeting,
Read MoreHere is a listing of Memorial Day parades and commemorations in the area. Mount Kisco American Legion Post 136 will hold its annual Memorial Day Parade on Tuesday, May 30 at 6:30 p.m. The parade route will begin at Oakwood Cemetery
Read MorePleasantville residents were advised to remain on alert after a coyote den with pups was discovered Friday morning on Washington Avenue between Grandview Avenue and Hillview Drive. Pleasantville police instructed residents to take the appropriate precautions should they come into
Read MoreAnthony Viceroy has known for nearly five years what a good place WESTMED Medical Group is to work. That’s when Viceroy arrived at WESTMED to become its chief financial officer. Since late 2015, he has been the CEO of the
Read MoreBy Mary Kate Crowe The Byram Hills Board of Education vote yielded a surprising result Tuesday night as challenger Lori Kanner captured one of two seats finishing ahead of longtime trustees Ira Schulman and Brett Summers. Kanner collected 655 votes
Read MoreCindy Shmerler and her family watched helplessly as they saw her mother decline. Her mom, a longtime bridge player, 7-handicap golfer and a lifelong volunteer, had been active into her retirement years with Shmerler’s dad. But the day came when
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