Since 1962, the Pleasantville United Methodist Church has owned a vacant lot right next door. The plan was to one day turn it into a home for senior citizens. Now, 55 years later, it’s still…

For a lot of people the holidays is about parties, presents, and spending time with family. However, for workers at Pleasantville Bakery and Cafe, their holiday is a little bit different. “Working at a bakery…

Three years have passed, and Pleasantville Police Chief Erik Grutzner still hasn’t forgotten. He hasn’t forgotten the fact that he won’t be able to see Linda Falkoff, 76, a former IBM employee. That’s because on…

As the race for Westchester County Executive nears an end, Democratic challenger George Latimer and incumbent Rob Astorino have been talking about one issue more than others to the people of Pleasantville, and that is…

The organization Pleasantville Recycles wants businesses to stop using plastic bags. The proposed “Bring Your Own Bag” initiative would replace plastic bags with paper or bags that customers bring with them from home. Pleasantville Recycles…

The Pleasantville Police Department is cracking down on the misbehavior of Pace students. In years past, Pace students have upset residents while walking home from the bars in the downtown area such as Paulie’s. Pleasantville…

In March, CarlLa Horton was dreading the day that Hope’s Door had to relocate from Pleasantville. Fast forward six months later, and Horton couldn’t have been more pleased with the relocation process. “The move has…

Joseph Stargiotti has served on the Pleasantville Board of Trustees since 2006. But Stargiotti isn’t a typical politician. As a matter of fact, Stargiotti considers himself to be anything but a politician. “Truthfully, the things…

In 2018, Pleasantville Village Administrator Patricia Dwyer will retire from her position. And after nearly three decades of service, Dwyer can’t think of a better job to have had. “I’m going to miss everything, because…