When Marisa and Stephanie Goldsmith decided earlier this year that it was the right time to start their own business, it probably came as no surprise that they would do it together. The sisters pooled their artistic talent and business
Read MoreThe Pleasantville High School track and field team might have just cleared its biggest hurdle in its quest for a winter season. Although the Pleasantville Board of Education didn’t vote, trustees expressed overwhelming support last week for having track
Read MoreAfter a one-year hiatus, a fall fixture in Pleasantville is making an emphatic comeback. The Pleasantville Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a downtown Sidewalk Sales Days event Friday and Saturday. With more than 25 businesses signed up less than
Read MoreThe parents of slain Pace University student Danroy Henry Jr. have filed a lawsuit against Mount Pleasant and two town police officers for allegedly failing to provide first aid immediately following the fatal October 2010 shooting. Attorney Michael Sussman, representing
Read MoreA group of parents and students urged the Pleasantville Board of Education this week to consider adding winter track and field to the slate of existing winter sports. Several parents and one track athlete outlined the multiple benefits a winter
Read MoreThe cutlery company that late last year had announced that it would purchase the long dormant MLA property in Pleasantville is expected to officially close on the deal by the end of the month. Mayor Peter Scherer said he is
Read MoreA Pennsylvania-based homebuilder presented preliminary plans to the Pleasantville Village Board this week to build 73 townhouses at a vacant Washington Avenue office park. Representatives of Toll Brothers, which recently reached an agreement with Benenson Capital to purchase the 18-acre
Read MorePleasantville is ending its 15-year association with the operator of its popular farmers market, opting to form a nonprofit organization that will enable the village to exercise greater control and start an indoor winter market. Officials informed Community Markets on
Read MorePleasantville restaurateur Phil McGrath is in the process of moving the popular Pony Express across the street on Wheeler Avenue and opening a third eatery to fill the vacated storefront. McGrath, owner of Iron Horse Grill, plans to unveil
Read MorePleasantville has finally placed a For Sale sign in front of the village’s old recreation center on Great Oak Lane. Mayor Peter Scherer said the village has received several phone calls from interested parties over the past few weeks since
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