Pleasantville Village Clerk Judy Weintraub has informed the Village Board that she plans to retire at the end of March. In a letter submitted to Mayor Peter Scherer on Jan. 5, Weintraub, who has served as village clerk, records management
Read MorePleasantville firefighters gathered once again at Graham Hills Park Monday night to remember their former comrade Thomas Dorr. Friends and co-workers each held a candle during their annual vigil in front of a tree planted in memory of their fallen
Read MoreThe small fire that broke out at the Secret Service facility on the Clinton property Wednesday afternoon in Chappaqua was caused by a bathroom fan, New Castle Supervisor Robert Greenstein said. “Apparently a bathroom fan shorted out – burned a
Read MoreLater this month, filmmaker Emily Ann Hoffman will attempt to follow in the footsteps of cinematic legends. Hoffman plans to be in Park City, Utah where her stop-motion animated short film “Nevada” will be screened at the Sundance Film Festival.
Read MoreCNBC director and Pleasantville resident Daniel Switzen appeared in Village Court Tuesday night after he was arrested for allegedly installing cameras in his home to spy on his live-in nanny. Switzen, 44, was arrested on Nov. 14 after his nanny
Read MoreNew Westchester County Executive George Latimer issued an executive order Tuesday afternoon banning gun shows from being held on county-owned property. Despite a record-breaking turnout at last year’s knife and firearm show at the County Center in White Plains, Latimer
Read MoreCounty Executive George Latimer was sworn into office on Monday, vowing to create a more transparent and renewed government throughout his term. Moments after Latimer was sworn in by Supreme Court Justice Gretchen Walsh in White Plains, he announced that
Read MoreFormer Horace Greeley High School drama teacher Christopher Schraufnagel received the highest degree of sexual offender status for sexually abusing three students on the Chappaqua campus. New Castle Town Justice Douglas Kraus, who handed down Schraufnagel’s three year probationary sentencing on May 30, assigned a
Read MorePleasantville High School art teacher and professional illustrator Gregory Nemec realized last year that his passion for art became all work and no play. Following an art show at Arc Stages in Pleasantville he attended more than a year ago,
Read MoreOver 100 people were in attendance at the White Plains Library Thursday night as County Executive-elect George Latimer’s social services and human rights subcommittee hosted a public forum allowing residents to voice their concerns on issues affecting Westchester. As Latimer
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