The village of Tarrytown, otherwise known as Sleepy Hollow, hosts one of the largest Halloween parades in Westchester County annually. This year, the village hosted its 22nd Halloween Parade on October 26th. The parade started…
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Arc Stages has taken a big step towards becoming a larger company. The nonprofit theater company, located at 147 Wheeler Avenue in Pleasantville, has begun building a new theater in a former warehouse located behind…
On November 5th, Westchester County voters won’t just consider who to elect for President and other offices–they will also decide the outcome of a ballot referendum on term lengths for county legislators. The Westchester County…
Every year, Chappaqua hosts one of the largest children’s book festivals in the Northeast. The 11th annual Children’s Book Festival took place last Saturday at the Chappaqua train station. The festival was packed with tents…
The Memorial Plaza parking lot and slip lane are getting a makeover this fall. Construction on the project, officially titled the Manville Road Corridor Improvement Project, begin today. The project aims to improve the safety…
The town of Mount Pleasant held its 10th annual Mount Pleasant Day Street Fair on Sunday afternoon, featuring local businesses and charities, music by local band Heard Immunity, food trucks, mini golf, bouncy houses, and…
The sound of ping pong balls hitting back and forth immediately filled Pleasantville’s Westchester Table Tennis Center, as it held its November tournament. “This is the quietest we’re going to get,” said Will Shortz, owner…
If you’ve walked through Memorial Plaza lately, it’s hard to miss the large construction area next to the post office. The Pleasantville Lofts project is expected to bring 78 apartments and 137 parking spaces to…
Pleasantville High School recently held auditions for its spring musical production of The Little Mermaid. The spring musical is an annual production by the school’s performing arts club and the community-based group Friends of the…
The Village Bookstore, a 47-year fixture in Pleasantville, is now online. Launching a website was a goal since Jennifer Kohn became the bookstore’s owner last year. A resident of Pleasantville for 14 years, Kohn said…