By Anna Young A group of Pleasantville residents last week objected to a new mixed-use building proposed for the property that included the old Try & Buy toy store on Washington Avenue in the village’s downtown. The project, named Washington
Read MoreAnna Young After months of work by village officials and residents, the Pleasantville Village Board’s proposed updated Master Plan was met with mixed reaction from residents last week. Representatives from the planning firm BFJ Planning of Manhattan presented the board
Read MoreThree-term Village of Pleasantville Trustee Mindy Berard announced last week that she has decided against running for re-election next March and will retire from the board when her term expires. Berard, who has served since being elected to the board
Read MoreBy Andrew Vitelli For the sixth year, runners and walkers will take to the streets of Pleasantville for Tina’s 5K Run/Walk this Saturday. The event, which raises money for The Tina Shaina Gambino Memorial Foundation, was first conceived by Michael
Read MoreA popular boutique indoor cycling chain has proposed to move into the space of an existing business in downtown Armonk but a zoning text amendment and special use permit will be required to accommodate the request. The rapidly growing SoulCycle
Read MoreBy Andrew Vitelli St. John’s Episcopal Church in Pleasantville has long been known to local historians for its stunning architecture and fascinating history. Now, the church is gaining national recognition, as it has been recommended by Gov. Andrew Cuomo for
Read MoreBy Andrew Vitelli Three years after New York Times crossword puzzle editor Will Shortz moved to Pleasantville he hosted the first Westchester Crossword Puzzle Tournament. The event has become a nearly annual tradition, and after missing last year, Shortz was
Read MoreIf you love history, Pleasantville resident Dennis Corcoran has scheduled a tour for later this month that you won’t want to miss. Corcoran will be the guide for the Benedict Arnold and John Andre Conspiracy Tour, retracing some of the
Read MoreHundreds of miles and busy schedules often keep generations of families apart. That can be especially true for seniors, who may move to retirement communities throughout the country while children and grandchildren maintain hectic lives elsewhere. In hopes of reuniting
Read MoreMotorists should anticipate delays later this week when the second phase of the Saw Mill Parkway project in Pleasantville resumes on Saturday morning. The scheduled 21-day project will be worked on around the clock. During that time, the southbound lanes
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