Week in Review: Seafood Restaurant Opens; Pleasantville Road Improvements

Bistro 146, a seafood restaurant, has opened on Bedford Road in Pleasantville.

Locals in Briarcliff Manor came out for the annual Harvest in the Village celebrations, sales and more yesterday.

Dr. Kusum Sinha, Briarcliff Manor UFSD's new assistant superintendent for curriculum, instruction, assessment and human resources is looking to build upon the schools' programs.

The parents of slain Pace University student Danroy "DJ" Henry have filed a new lawsuit against the Town of Mount Pleasant and two police officers, one from the town and one from the village.

Building upon some 2010 additions, the Village of Briarcliff Manor is seeking funds to make the Todd Elementary School entrance at Ingham/Pleasantville Roads a safer one for pedestrians.

After 15 years, Pleasantville and market operator Community Markets will be parting ways as a new non-profit is formed to oversee the village's farmers' market and new winter market.

The skate park jointly owned by Pleasantville and New Castle will be closed next year.

Pleasantville resident Bert Ruiz was inducted into the New York State Veterans' Hall of Fame by Senator Greg Ball.

Wheeler Avenue eatery Bollywood Bistro has closed in Pleasantville.

No one was hurt when a BMW sedan rolled over on Route 9A in Briarcliff Manor on Friday. The accident temporarily closed the southbound lanes of the road.

Mount Pleasant Police are investigating an alleged attempted burglary reported by a homeowner who caught a would-be burglar breaking in to the residence.

Pleasantville's Rotary Club hosted its annual fundraising pancake breakfast yesterday to support the Community Scholarship Fund.

The Pleasantville High School football team defeated Edgemont in its homecoming game last weekend.

Manuela Morgado, the Mamaroneck woman accused of killing the 4-year-old son she had with a Briarcliff Manor man, has a felony hearing scheduled for Wednesday.

Former Pace University football players reconnected at the Pleasantville campus recently and cheered on the current Setters' team.

Local fans of the American Horror Story television show might appreciate the name of the new season's location—an asylum called Briarcliff Manor.

A minor gas leak at the Westchester County Community College campus in Valhalla Thursday led to a brief evacuation.

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