The plan to consolidate Pace University’s Briarcliff and Pleasantville campuses is moving forward as the college submitted the completed Draft Environmental Impact Statement to the Mount Pleasant Planning Board last week. A public hearing has been scheduled for Thursday, May
Read MoreDevelopment of technology is moving so rapidly that anyone who makes their living in the industry has to move fast to keep up with all the changes. That hasn’t been a problem for Matthew Kicinski. Originally an illustrator, he has
Read MoreLast week, the potters of New Castle, in collaboration with several other local organizations, hosted a sold-out Empty Bowls event at the First Congregational Church in Chappaqua. More than 300 people attended, enjoying soups donated by local restaurants served in
Read MoreColleen Griffin Wagner is the newest member of the Pleasantville Village Board. Wagner was elected in her first try for the seat and Jonathan Cunningham won re-election for a fourth term Tuesday night, both finishing in front of incumbent Stephen
Read MoreThere has been no shortage of interest or controversy in the 2012 Pleasantville Village Board election. Five candidates, incumbents Jonathan Cunningham and Stephen Lopez and challengers George Dolce, Colleen Griffin Wagner and Kevin Martin, submitted petitions for a race that
Read MoreDocuments related to the October 2010 shooting of Pace University student Danroy Henry were ordered released by a federal judge in White Plains last week. The documents, which were previously deemed confidential, were released on the website of Michael Sussman,
Read MorePleasantville Middle School joined a prestigious group of schools last week as it was named a National and State School to Watch. The program is sponsored by the National Forum to Accelerate Middle Grades Reform and focuses on school improvement and
Read MoreIn an industry with an uncertain future, Andrea Capulli, the owner of Plaza Video in Thornwood, puts a smile on every day. Capulli realizes the Internet’s impact on a business that once flourished during the 1980s and ’90s, but for
Read MoreA Department of Transportation project that would have put seven 125-foot towers throughout the Saw Mill Parkway and that generated rigorous opposition is not going forward. The announcement was made in a statement released tonight by State DOT Commissioner Joan McDonald following
Read MorePleasantville residents have mobilized to fight the state Department of Transportation’s efforts to build 125-foot telecommunications towers along the Saw Mill River Parkway. Last Wednesday, residents gathered at Starbucks on Memorial Plaza to try and make the public aware of
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