“It’s ridiculous. There’s no reason it should be like this,” said Tyler Kalahar, Program Coordinator for the Center of Community Action and Research (CCAR) at the Pace University Pleasantville Campus, regarding the amount of time…
Westchester County can be an intimidating place to shop for real estate. A recent study ranked the county sixth in the nation for the amount of income required to buy a median-priced home. Cynthia Flood,…
As the United States midterm elections creep around the corner, organization “Films on Purpose”, hosts event with the playing of One Vote directed by Christine Woodhouse. The event took place on Tuesday, October 9thin the…
Ghoulish decorations and spooktacular costumes filled the gazebo in Memorial Plaza on Oct. 6, 13 and 16. Local residents were asked to bring gently used Halloween decorations and costumes for PleasantvilleRecycles’ annual Halloween Costume Swap….
Black bears could be the next coyotes in Pleasantville. While coyote sightings have been at the forefront of conversation in Pleasantville lately, there have also been murmurs about black bears. Black bear sightings were recently…
Friends of The Mount Pleasant Public Library is hosting its fall book sale this weekend. For $6, you can purchase a bag of gently used books. If you have a bag from last year, you…
Dozens of families came out to the Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Department Oct. 14 for its biennial open house. The fire department was founded in 1894, but the open house event is relatively new. “[The department]…
Pleasantville will not meet a goal to become certified as a Climate Smart Community by December. According to Andrew Welch, community coordinator for the Pleasantville Climate Smart initiative, the new goal is to “get Pleasantville…
Film equipment. Props. Boxes. Chairs. Tables. Ladders. Chipped paint across the walls. These were just a few of the things that filled Pleasantville Community Television’s (PCTV) newest studio location at 2 Lake Street. “I have…
Tensions ran high at a meeting on coyotes in Pleasantville Oct. 2. The village invited Kevin Clarke, a wildlife biologist from region three of New York’s Department of Environmental Conservation, to speak with residents about…