Pace University hosted a talk last week on how fermentation has driven socio-environmental and economic transformations across the world. Dr. Colleen C. Myles, a political geologist, rural geographer and professor at Texas State University, spoke…
Pleasantville voters will play a part in a statewide referendum on whether New York should hold a constitutional convention. A constitutional convention, which is voted on every 20 years, would allow New Yorkers to amend…
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…
Pleasantville residents voting tomorrow will help decide whether lawmakers should forfeit their pensions after being convicted of a felony. Sheldon Silver, former State Assembly Speaker, and Dean Skelos, Former State Senate Majority Leader, were both…
When Pleasantville residents go to vote on November 7th, they will see a question on their ballots concerning the Adirondack Forest Preserve, which is about 200 miles away from Pleasantville. So why is it on…
Laurie Rogers-Smalley has various ideas for what she would like to do on the Mt. Pleasant Town Council. The incumbent councilwoman is running unopposed. She said all of her ideas are related to three areas:…
Jim Chisholm of Somers and Tim Idoni of New Rochelle are going head-to-head in this year’s election for Westchester County Clerk. Some of the duties of the County Clerk are to manage and safeguard county…
If you want to take a selfie with your ballot this year, you should know that it’s still against the law in New York. A judge upheld New York’s ban on ballot selfies in September….
Republican Margaret Cunzio faces a challenge from Democrat Daren Tolz for a seat on the Westchester County Board of Legislators. Cunzio represents district 3, which includes Mount Pleasant, North Castle, and Pleasantville. Cunzio was elected…
The Rivertown Rays, a private swim team, is a frequent sight at Pace University’s Goldstein Gym. Each night from 5:00 to 8:00pm, they rule the pool! Rivertown Rays at the pool