Plans to begin an outdoor movie night didn’t work out as planned last summer for Pleasantville Masonic Lodge #434. “Whenever we planned a date in June, it would rain,” said member Tony Burton. “We tried four different weekends and it
Read MoreChappaqua Board of Education incumbents Warren Messner and Jeffrey Mester won re-election Tuesday night and voters overwhelmingly approved the district’s $118.2 million budget for 2016-17 that carries no tax levy increase. Messner, the current board president, won a second three-year
Read MoreMore than 50 members of the Pleasantville teachers union marched through the village’s downtown last Wednesday afternoon to stress to the community that they have been working under an expired contract since last year. The Teachers Association of Pleasantville (TAP)
Read MoreVeterans who have seen and experienced the horrors of war are a small subset of today’s American population. While many citizens can perhaps empathize with their plight, few can truly understand what many of these veterans have endured. SongwritingWith: Soldiers,
Read MoreBy James Best The Westchester Table Tennis Center in Pleasantville has been home to wide variety of tournaments since it opened its doors. Now it’s the location for the filming of a new television show. Last Monday night actors, comedians,
Read MoreUncontested school board races has become the norm in recent years, but in next month’s elections there will be something at stake in three area school districts. On May 17, voters will decide the outcome of races in Chappaqua, Mount
Read MoreThere will be a little something for everyone at this summer’s Pleasantville Music Festival. Organizers announced the partial lineup Sunday evening for the 12th annual festival scheduled for Saturday, July 9 at Parkway Field. So far, the Main Stage will
Read MoreSkeptical consumers have long been conditioned against falling for something that sounds too good to be true. But that’s exactly what some New Castle residents may have thought when they received a letter early last week to explain the new
Read MorePleasantville residents can expect to see an upswing in traffic through the village’s streets next week during the evening as a major Department of Transportation (DOT) project begins on the Saw Mill Parkway. The project calls for closures and detours
Read MorePlans to tear down the free-standing structure at 39 Marble Ave. in Pleasantville that formerly housed a Pizza Hut restaurant and construct a new building received the green light from the village planning board last week. The property was sold
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