Pleasantville officials agreed last week to ask the village’s planning consultants to explore revising the layout of different types of downtown parking spaces because of the sharp drop in parking permit and meter revenue. BFJ Planning is also expected to
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After more than 60 years, the Chappaqua Orchestra is rebranding and will move its home base to Pleasantville for the start of the upcoming 2021-22 season. Co-executive Director David Restivo said the decision to call itself Orchestra 914 is to
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The Pleasantville Board of Education unanimously approved Wednesday evening the appointment of a Dutchess County educator to be the district’s next superintendent. Dr. Tina DeSa, who has served as assistant superintendent for pupil personnel services for the Arlington School District
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Christopher M. Meehan, a former Pleasantville resident, passed away on June 4 in Florida. He was 43. Chris was born in Mount Kisco on Apr. 6, 1978. He was a graduate of Pleasantville High School. Chris is survived by his parents,
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By Morris Gut Former Bronx boy, actor, writer, producer and restaurateur Chazz Palminteri and his partnership has taken over the former Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza space on Main Street in White Plains. The new eatery is called Chazz Palminteri Restaurant
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Pleasantville officials are ready to wade back into the contentious issue of leaf blower use and considering legislation to regulate its use in the village. Village Trustee Nicole Asquith, who has taken a leadership role on the issue, presented findings
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Fernando Correia Pinto, 88, of Pleasantville went to heaven on June 12 to join his predeceased wife, Maria Alice De Sousa Pinto. Fernando was born on Feb. 14, 1933, in Sande, Marco De Canaveses, Portugal and came to the United
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Our world lost a beautiful bright spirit. Many of us lost a best friend. Amy Mittelstadt Traudt passed away on Friday, June 11 at the age of 50 after a courageous battle with cancer. She was surrounded by loved ones
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Now that the weather is warmer and more people are outside, walking safely in and around the Village of Pleasantville is foremost in many residents’ minds. Last week the village’s Pedestrian Committee held a public forum to update the Village
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In 2018, 19-year-old Pleasantville resident Brian Halloran took his own life. The tragedy prompted his family to create Break the Hold (BTH), an organization that brings attention to the pervasive spread of mental illness, especially among teenagers and young adults,
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