Adding to the momentum of the outdoor Pleasantville Farmers Market, six new vendors join the market in the coming weeks, providing such diverse wares as ice pops, nut and oat milks, cold-pressed juices, fresh pretzels, sangria and unique granolas. New
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The Pleasantville Chamber of Commerce is cautiously optimistic that a planned Oktoberfest for Saturday, Oct. 2 will be able to be held as local COVID-19 cases continue to spike. The current plan is to close Wheeler Avenue to traffic in the
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Completing work on the Saw Mill Parkway in Pleasantville and Mount Pleasant will take at least a year longer than expected but neighboring residents who’ve endured persistent noise are now receiving some relief. State Sen. Peter Harckham (D-Lewisboro) and Assemblyman
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New sidewalks, streetlights and gazebo stairs will be among the many upgrades that will be incorporated into the south end of Pleasantville’s Memorial Plaza. The work, which was started in late spring, will be completed next year. The project is
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A public forum on the proposed design for a new Pleasantville municipal pool last Thursday provided suggestions to alter the facility’s design, and questions were posed regarding cost, timeline and physical layout. Pleasantville Pool Task Force Chair Troy Tassier said
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By Morris Gut While driving through the lovely byways of northern Westchester, we cruised around the glistening Amawalk Reservoir at routes 118 and 202, into the hamlet of Granite Springs, which is part of Somers. On one side of Old
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Designs for a new and larger Pleasantville municipal pool complex were presented last week for the first time to the Village Board. The Pleasantville Pool Task Force revealed renderings of the proposed $3 million modernization, which would replace the current pool
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Shoppers visiting the Pleasantville Farmers Market this Saturday, July 24, can help food pantries ease food insecurity in the region by purchasing extra items of produce and allocating those items to go to area residents in need. Farmers (and bakers
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Last May 31, Melissa Feola thought that her then-four-year-old son Owen had injured his pinky. It was swollen and red, prompting his doctor to prescribe an antibiotic. But the medication didn’t help ease the swelling or the discomfort. Feola, a
Read MorePleasantville Village Hall is showing its age. The 100-year-old former ad agency office building has experienced steady deterioration in its plumbing, heating and electrical systems since the village first occupied the space in 1998. The building at 80 Wheeler Ave.,
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