A second priest at Holy Innocents Church in Pleasantville has tested positive for COVID-19 and as many as 400 people may have been exposed requiring anyone who attended several recent services and a First Communion to quarantine, county officials said
Read MorePleasantville officials determined last week the village would run an outdoor after-school program in September and October after a majority of respondents to a recent survey indicated they need help with child care. The program, which will feature various activities
Read MoreWith about 500 families that have children under 12 years old, the Pleasantville School District is among the districts strongly advocating for increased child care funding from the state and federal governments. At its meeting last Tuesday, the Board of
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About 200 Pace University student-athletes marched from the Pleasantville campus to the Thornwood Town Center Sunday afternoon, calling for racial justice and an end to police brutality against people of color. Holding signs and chanting slogans, the diverse group of
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For Pleasantville native Jackie Marra, teaching yoga during a pandemic means more than holding outdoor classes and avoiding packed studios. It’s about creating a sense of community and an escape. Marra, a former part-time yoga instructor who began teaching full-time in March, wanted her latest wellness effort
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Cathy Deutsch finally reached a crossroad earlier this month. Deutsch, the owner of Tiger Lily boutique on Mount Kisco’s Main Street, was forced to close from mid-March to late May at the start of the COVID-19 crisis along with tens
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Pleasantville is considering a local ordinance regulating the use of leaf blowers to curtail noise and air pollution and limit health impacts, the latest municipality in the county to contemplate such a move. Last week, the Village Board listened to
Read MoreThe popularity of table tennis has grown exponentially since it became a sport in the Summer Olympics for the first time in 1988. Local proof of that trend is the recently expanded Westchester Table Tennis Center in Pleasantville. In April,
Read MoreStudents in the Pleasantville School District are on track to return to class on Sept. 8 as part of a hybrid schedule that will see most students receive in-person instruction two days a week. But most of the 70 participants
Read MoreBy Michael Gold Downtown Pleasantville may change dramatically with three new apartment buildings: 39 Washington Ave., which is complete and has renters, 70 Memorial Plaza, currently under construction, and 52 Depew St., still in the pre-construction stage. The village will
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