Pleasantville

The planned temporary closure of a massive watershed pipeline will force additional chemical treatment of drinking water at the Pleasantville plant and an expansion of the facility. New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) officials told village planning commission

Focus on Nature, a series that has been held annually at the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville since 2010, returns this week with films addressing the importance of environmental protection. This year’s series, scheduled for Oct. 8-28, includes six

The Village of Pleasantville and the Pleasantville Special Education Parent Teacher Association (SEPTA) will host a Safety Summit this Wednesday at 7 p.m. to address risks for individuals with special needs. Village Trustee Colleen Griffin Wagner announced the meeting at the

The Pleasantville Farmers Market and Pleasantville Community Garden will be teaming up with a local charity this weekend to help Westchester’s hungry. Visitors to this Saturday’s farmers market, which runs from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Memorial Plaza, can

Lynn Gordon Bailey Jr. seemed to have it all. He was a popular high school student, a star athlete and an actor who performed in school plays. But Bailey’s life came to a shattering end in 2004, early in his

A Washington Avenue building that was condemned after being abandoned by a developer may get a second lease on life as a mixed-use structure under new ownership. The three-story building located at 98 Washington Ave. has sat dormant since the

  “It doesn’t really smell like coconuts,” said Heath Steelman, a project manager for Global Turf. “It smells like dirt.” Steelman was talking about a new type of eco-friendly turf field surface being installed for the first time on the

The Pleasantville High School varsity football team has been enduring practices in the summer heat to get ready for their season opener on Sept. 5. But during last Wednesday afternoon’s drills it wasn’t the coaching staff that was putting the