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…
The owners of Pubstreet on Wheeler Avenue will open a new restaurant across the street. According to Pubstreet manager Miguel Jarro, the new restaurant will be “an Asian fusion type of restaurant. Some rice bowls,…
Lobsters and clams and oysters, oh my! This December, an under the sea experience in Pleasantville will be bigger. Bistro 146, a seafood grille located at 146 Bedford Road, is expanding. Owner/chef Marcelo Cheque has…
Have you ever wondered what to look for when checking your teenagers’ rooms? Pleasantville STRONG Coalition held its second ‘Hidden in Plain Sight’ event at Pleasantville High School’s Back to School Night September 27th. The…
A new committee is focusing on improving pedestrian safety and increasing walking within Pleasantville. On September 24, 2018, the Village Board of Trustees officially recognized the Pedestrian Safety Committee. Members of the village board said…
The Pleasantville Justice Court is seeking a grant to increase security within the next year. A resolution was approved by the Village Board of Trustees on September 24, authorizing the court clerk’s request to apply…
The Pleasantville Music Festival is selling discounted tickets for its next event in July. Adult tickets purchased during the “December Ticketfest,” which lasts through New Year’s Eve, are $35. Students and seniors can purchase tickets…
As Queen’s “We are The Champions” played throughout the village, Pleasantville High School’s football team was honored with a parade this Sunday for their state championship win. The Panthers, coached by Tony Becerra, defeated Chenango…
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…