As the 2022 pool season gets underway, last week it was confirmed that final drawings for the new Pleasantville village pool will soon be completed. Steve Rimkunas, of Rimkunas Engineering, the firm overseeing the project for the village, said the
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Five Pleasantville High School students were honored Monday night as young ambassadors, traveling this summer as part of the Pleasantville International Association (PIA) 2022 Ambassadors Program. The student ambassadors are Trey Persons, who is headed to Korea, Kate Moroney (Ecuador),
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Assemblyman Tom Abinanti (D-Pleasantville) is seeking a seventh two-year term in the 92nd Assembly District, a position he has maintained since winning the seat in 2010. But Abinanti will have to first beat County Legislator MaryJane Shimsky (D-Dobbs Ferry), who
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Nancy G. Chiappinelli, 94, died peacefully at home on May 24 surrounded by family. Nancy was born in 1927 to the late John C. Sutherland and Ruby Campbell Sutherland and raised in Pleasantville. She also lived in Mount Kisco
Read MoreBy Michael Gold The AR-15 military assault rifle, which shredded the bodies of 19 elementary school children and two adults on May 24, is enormously profitable. Not only is the AR-15 far more expensive than a handgun, but the owner
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By Martin Wilbur and Nora Lowe Bedford School District voters gave their approval Tuesday night to more than $62 million in borrowing for major infrastructure repairs, new learning spaces at Fox Lane High School and improved athletic facilities. The two
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Pleasantville residents and several landscaping company owners filled the Village Hall meeting room last week to debate a proposed spring-to-early fall ban on gas-powered leaf blowers, the latest municipality to consider such a measure. The May 9 public hearing on
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Editor’s Note: On Wednesday morning, May 18, the organizers of Thursday evening’s screening announced that it has been postponed to an undetermined date due to the recent increase in COVID-19 cases. In the days and weeks following the Sept. 11
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A $2 million proposition facing Pleasantville School District voters next week to replace the antiquated heating, ventilation and air conditioning system (HVAC) at the district’s middle school may seem like a relatively small project. But for the students and staff
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Two candidates, Erin Ballard and Joe McCoy, are on the ballot in Tuesday’s race for the Pleasantville School Board of Education. Board President Shane McGaffey has decided not to run again for the board after serving for 12 years. Erin
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