By Tony Pinciaro @Finch63 WESTLAKE opened the season achieving a first in program history. The Wildcats began by beating Class AAA Mamaroneck, despite being an underdog, in a first-round game of the Godwin (Sleepy Hollow) Tournament. They followed it up
Read MoreBy Dr. Tina DeSa Dear Pleasantville Community Members, As a reminder, on Dec. 17, from 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the middle school multipurpose room, the polls will be open for you to vote on the Pleasantville Forward Capital
Read MoreIn 2006, there was a discussion about addressing the aging 1929 Pleasantville High School building (modified in the 1970s) to meet the demands and desires of the 21st century and the expectations that go along with an evolving community. Did
Read MoreCarmel Police Department Dec. 7: Police were dispatched to Curry Road at 5:17 a.m. on a report of a possible assault. Upon arrival, officers located two male subjects in the roadway. A 44-year-old Mahopac resident was found unconscious with life-threatening
Read MoreBridget Angelini, of Diamond Point, N.Y., passed away peacefully on Dec. 2, surrounded by her family and friends. She was born on Sept. 4, 1928, to Antonio and Louisa Navatta in Manhattan. She was preceded in death by her loving
Read MoreReverend Colleen Koppert Holby, “Co,” was born Apr. 22, 1932, in Mansfield, Ohio to Edward Koppert and Mabel Smith, the youngest of four siblings. At the age of eight, she “gave her life to Christ,” a relationship which would deepen
Read MoreAs village residents and parents of one Pleasantville High School graduate and one current student, we believe that the $15 million capital projects bond, in its current form, should be rejected. A proposal of this magnitude – the largest in
Read MoreBy Lisa DeRosa It is evident to anyone observing that the suburbs around New York City are in urgent need of more affordable housing. The scarcity of housing leads to families being separated, escalates rental prices and undermines the strength
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By Brian Kluepfel Birding can take on many aspects: observing birds outdoors, marveling at photographs of birds and reading accounts of avian-obsessed adventurers of days gone by. It all depends upon your fancy. This month, you’ve got a wealth of
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By Bill Primavera My wife Margaret is a compulsive list maker. That may sound like something bad, but actually, I envy her ability – not to mention her desire – to make lists of things to do. By comparison, I’m
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