Restaurateur Phil McGrath, who opened Pleasantville’s highly acclaimed Iron Horse Grill 15 years ago, has sold the establishment to his business partner Andrew Economos. McGrath said that Economos, who also owns other restaurants, recently made him an offer that he
Read MoreA 32-year-old man who was on the lam for nearly two years following the attempted rape of a Pleasantville resident has pleaded guilty to two felony counts in connection with the attack. Oswaldo Jacinto-Ordonez, an illegal Guatemalan immigrant, will be
Read MoreBy Molly Stazzone The five members of Natterjack Toad plan to have plenty of fun on Saturday night when they take the stage at Paulie’s in Pleasantville. However, the reason why they’ll be playing is for a serious cause. Natterjack Toad, a
Read MoreElection Day 2013 may have just passed but the first local candidate for the 2014 elections officially announced his candidacy on Thursday. Democrat Justin Wagner, who narrowly lost to Republican state Sen. Greg Ball in the 40th Senate District race
Read MoreThe Pleasantville varsity football program has received plenty of attention since their 21-8 upset victory over Our Lady of Lourdes last weekend to capture the Section 1 Class B title. On Thursday, the New York Giants recognized the leader of
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Read MoreThe Pleasantville Board of Education approved a resolution on Oct. 22 to withdraw the district from participation in the federal Race to the Top program. In return for a $6,000 grant distributed over four years, the district would be required
Read MoreBy Dean Tomasula Representatives of Toll Brothers, Inc. told Pleasantville village officials last week that it has made a slight downsize of its townhouse proposal and improved the stormwater management plan for the abandoned office park on Washington Avenue. The applicant,
Read MoreBy Molly Stazzone There will always be struggles when people decide to follow their dreams. On Thursday night, the Axial Theatre Company at St. John’s Episcopal Church Community House in Pleasantville will raise the curtain on its latest production, “The
Read MoreThe Village of Pleasantville is poised to sell the more than century-old building at the Metro-North train station that houses the Iron Horse Grill to the business partner of the restaurant’s owner. Mayor Peter Scherer said the village has agreed
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