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Five Questions with Pleasantville's Will Shortz
Will Shortz, crossword puzzle editor for The New York Times , calls the Village of Pleasantville home.
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Hit and Run on Saw Mill Leads to Arrest in Pleasantville
Westchester County Police performed an arrest this evening at approximately 8:30 p.m. on Pleasantville Road in Pleasantville.
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This Week's Meetings in Pleasantville
Each week in the Village of Pleasantville, there are multiple public meetings and work sessions.
Sheila Davalloo Convicted of Murder
A decade after a workplace love triangle turned deadly, a Connecticut jury found Sheila Davalloo guilty of murder Friday, reports The Journal News.
Tower Proposal Met with Resistance in Pleasantville
Residents in Pleasantville have sprung into action this week as word trickled out that New York State plans to install a large tower on Grant Street.
Crossword Scandal! The Times' Mid-Ass Touch
Most people who conquer the Times crossword every day would've told you that the February 8th puzzle was a little on the easy side for a Wednesday - which is a bit like calling someone short for a point guard, or slight for a jockey - but added that this was more than offset by the evident degree of amusement its "constructor," Lynn Lempel, had ... (more)
Jury finds Davalloo guilty of murder
On certain days, Susan Raymundo left the Stamford courthouse feeling confident the jury would find her daughter's accused killer guilty of murder.
Snow Showers, Rain Predicted for the Weekend
A mixture of rain and snow is expected to hit Briarcliff Manor and Pleasantville tonight before 1 a.m., according to the National Weather Service.
Vacancy: 469 Bedford Rd. in Pleasantville
Let's call this a modern spin on community planning-a digital drawing board where all ideas are on the table.
Ex-Senator Spano Pleads Guilty to Tax Charges
Nicholas Spano, the former state senator and Westchester power broker from Yonkers pleaded guilty in federal court in White Plains Friday to charges of filing fraudulent tax returns.
Pleasantville Hopes to Branch Out Tree Program
Pleasantville will once again participate in a beautification program called the 50/50 Tree Program in hopes that more residents will take advantage of improving the aesthetics of the village and property value of their homes.
Ask the Assemblyman: Tom Abinanti to Take Your Questions on PCTV
New York State 92nd District Assemblyman Tom Abinanti will be fielding questions from former Westchester County Legislator and Pleasantville resident John Nonna during a tapedA Pleasantville Community Television A interview next week.
Scarsdale Mathcounts Club Qualifies for States
The Scarsdale Middle School Mathcounts Club qualified for the state competition in March with its recent first-place finish in the Westchester/Putnam chapter competition at Pace University in Pleasantville.
Art To The Point: The Tri-State Juried Show Opening Reception
More than 400 guests attended the galleries at the Katonah Museum of Art to celebrate the opening of Art to the Point: Tri-State Juried Show.
Curiosity Leads to Teen Arrest in Bedford
Bedford police were in a police car outside of a Holly Branch Road residence early Saturday morning at 2:00 a.m. when the vehicle was approached by an 18-year-old male from North Salem and other riders, said Sgt.
New Rochelle Artist Showcased in Pleasantville
Elaine Masket and her son, Alex, discuss one of his pieces during the opening of his exhibition on display until April 4 at the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville.
Here's a look at what happened duringA Pleasantville Court 's February 7 session.
In Photos: Sampling the New Captain Lawrence Tasting Room
Captain Lawrence will have no trouble filling its large new tasting room, as evidenced by the eager crowds there its augural first week.
Stamford murder suspect rests defense
Sheila Davalloo, the self-represented defendant on trial for the 2002 murder of Anna Lisa Raymundo, rested her case Tuesday after centering her defense on testimony from a convicted burglar and questions over whether she made the 911 call alerting police to the homicide.
Last week GQ magazine's "globe-trotting scent expert" posted a list of the ten best smelling cities in the world.