A wrong-way driver on the Saw Mill River Parkway in Mount Pleasant collided with another vehicle Tuesday night seriously injuring the woman who was operating the other car. Westchester County police reported that at about 10:30 p.m., Anthony Rodriguez, 42,
Read MoreSince the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic and the shuttering of businesses and schools, everyone has tightened their purse strings. Last week, Pleasantville School District officials adjusted the proposed 2020-21 budget to reduce school taxes so property owners will see
Read MoreIf these were normal times, the Clinton Street Players would be rehearsing their skits replete with costumes and sets for their friends at the Clinton Street Senior Center in Pleasantivlle. They would have been flexing their thespian muscles at Arc
Read MoreBy Sherrie Dulworth Virtually overnight, the COVID-19 pandemic has jolted society into a collective consciousness about a subject many people usually try to avoid – death and mortality. Dealing with death is part of the routine work experience for hospice
Read MoreBy Michael Gold As Westchester and the world battles the coronavirus, I have tried to keep my spirits up by finding joy in small moments of grace offered by nature and my fellow human beings. I go for walks around
Read MoreThe 2020 Pleasantville Music Festival has been canceled because of the coronavirus. Executive Director Bruce Figler and Pleasantville Mayor Peter Scherer said Wednesday there were too many uncertainties to hold an event that is three months away and attracts a
Read MoreBy Lindsay Emery Photographer Donna Mueller is encouraging families to sit outside their homes and be photographed from at least six feet away. Mueller has brought the Front Steps Project to her home community of Pleasantville and the surrounding area.
Read MoreIt’s easy to understand how the initial rejection by the Pleasantville Planning Commission to approve Lighthouse Living’s 71-unit apartment building at 52 Depew St. on Feb. 26 caused a significant stir. It’s not often that an application reaches a vote
Read MoreLosing a loved one under any circumstance is difficult enough. For the foreseeable future, those who are mourning the passing of a relative or friend won’t even get to properly pay their respects. The limits on gathering imposed by New
Read MoreBy Examiner Media Staff What used to be a bustling street in Mount Kisco is now left quiet, aligned with businesses trying to stay afloat amid the coronavirus outbreak. Since restaurants were forced to convert to dine-in services only two
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