Along the way, explosive senior Faith Brown became the first player in Pleasantville soccer history to reach 100 career goals, nailing the milestone tally point blank Instagram (Donna Mueller ...

The former Key Food supermarket in Pleasantville, which served the community for 25 years and closed in July 18. A proposal ...

The Jacob Burns Film Center was the vision of co-founders Lisa and Steve Apkon. In the late 1990s, they purchased the property where the old Rome Theater operated for decades to build a community ...

Gov. Kathy Hochul visited Chappaqua Community Day on Saturday. In a brief interview with The Examiner, she discussed ...

Westchester’s affordable housing crisis persists 17 years after a landmark settlement. Michael and Andrew Smith discuss ...

Angela Lane knows corporate healthcare as a worker and patient. Now she’s fighting Optum and Summit as a union leader and describing what she’s experienced.

Town officials and residents debated if new code changes should apply to pending projects or if old rules still stand.

This was a statement win by WESTLAKE on Thursday, Sept. 20, a decisive 33-12 league triumph of host Byram Hills, which opened ...

Lennar representatives presented an updated version of their plan on 20.5 acres at 1 and 3 Campus Drive and 8 Carey Court. A zoning change from Campus Office (C-O) to residential use is needed from ...

Chappaqua teen Emily Vu started Apples For Artists. She is getting art supplies, tutorials and creative opportunities to thousands of kids.

Plans to transform Pleasantville’s former Key Food supermarket into a preschool and day care center moved a step closer to reality last week as the property owner provided the village’s Planning ...

Pleasantville’s 20th annual music festival drew a full crowd, got great weather and featured a lineup of 14 acts. It also left village taxpayers facing a roughly $150,000 loss. That deficit – the ...