Pace University students who wanted to vote locally on Election Day could get free rides. Pace’s Center for Community Action and Research sponsored a Voter Van, which left every half hour from the Goldstein Fitness…
“It was kind of a relief… It took a few days to finally sink in,” said New York State Senator-Elect Peter Harckham as he reflected on his win in the 2018 midterm elections. Senator-Elect Harckham…
The newest member of the Mount Pleasant Town Board said she believes local politics should focus on “the best interest of the town” over party affiliations. When Pleasantville resident Francesca Hagadus-McHale takes office in January,…
Anthony Amiano said he is not sure whether he will run again to serve on the Mount Pleasant Town Board. Amiano was appointed to the Town Board six months ago to replace Mark Rubeo, who…
View this post on Instagram Thanks to our new limited-edition #BurnsBox, you can now wear your heart on your sleeve—or bag, hat, or lapel—where you put your new #JBFC pin is up to you! Order…
A meeting about coyote sightings in Pleasantville that was canceled due to snow on Thursday has been rescheduled. It will take place on Nov. 29 at 7:30 p.m. at the Clinton Street Center. Chris Nagy,…
Francesca Hagadus has become the first Democrat in over 30 years to win a seat on the Mount Pleasant Town Board. She will take the seat Jan. 3. Surrounded by her family and supporters on…
Here’s what people in Pleasantville have been talking about lately on Instagram. View this post on Instagram In addition to our Rotation Vendors, November 3 also brings crafters to the Market too. Shop…
The leader of the organization spearheading voter registration efforts at Pace University’s Pleasantville campus believes student turnout will be high in today’s election. Tyler Kalahar, Program Coordinator for the Center for Community Action and Research…
An event at Pace University last week previewed races on the midterm ballot. The Business Council of Westchester sponsored “Red Wave, Blue Wave,” where local leaders of the two major parties spoke and answered questions…