Pleasantville

Father Hugh Burns wanted to find a way to engage the community with timely and relevant topics and have people talk to one another even if they don’t agree politically or ideologically. What had been an idea of his since

By Anna Young The Pleasantville Village Board will say goodbye to three-term Trustee Mindy Berard at the end of March, but her replacement could be a former village trustee. Jeremiah Lynch, a 26-year Pleasantville resident and longtime tax accountant, announced

Former Pleasantville mayor John A. Guion who dedicated himself to the village he called home for most of his life died on Christmas at his home in Green Valley, Ariz. at the age of 94. Guion served as mayor from

By Anna Young Change can be an unnerving experience, but for the Pleasantville Lab School a move that was made this year has proven to be a winner. Last Wednesday, the Pleasantville Lab School hosted an open house reception to

The end-of-year holiday season is often a poor time to be faced with uncertainty and change. Tom Kim hopes that for him it’s a case of one chapter closing as another opportunity presents itself. On Jan. 1, Kim, an authorized

By Erin Maher There may be no better way to celebrate a special milestone than to share the occasion with family and three longtime friends at your side. Friends, families and local residents gathered on Sunday afternoon at the Pleasantville

By Anna Young A group of Pleasantville residents last week objected to a new mixed-use building proposed for the property that included the old Try & Buy toy store on Washington Avenue in the village’s downtown. The project, named Washington

Anna Young After months of work by village officials and residents, the Pleasantville Village Board’s proposed updated Master Plan was met with mixed reaction from residents last week. Representatives from the planning firm BFJ Planning of Manhattan presented the board