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Pleasantville Native Is New Bombshell On 'Love Island USA': 'I'm Bringing Whole Package'
A Westchester native is turning heads on national TV after making a dramatic entrance into the “Love Island USA” villa.
Thomas John “TJ” Palma, 23, originally from Pleasantville, made his debut on Day 14 of Season 7, stepping into the Peacock reality show with bold energy and serious confidence.
“I’m bringing the whole package—I got good looks, I’m smart, I’m funny, I got everything,” he said before entering the villa.
He didn't stop there: “When I walk in, I’m definitely going to make some noise, and the guys are going to hold their girls a little bit closer because when…
Best Farmers' Market In Westchester In 2024: Pleasantville Farmers Market
We are thrilled to announce that the Pleasantville Farmers Market has been named Best Farmers' Market in Westchester in the 2024 Daily Voice Readers' Choice Awards!
According to its website, the Pleasantville Farmers Market is the largest year-round farmers market in Westchester County, boasting over 60 vendors offering a diverse array of fresh greens, meats, dairy items, root crops, apples, prepared foods, and more.
Operated by Foodchester, Inc., a volunteer-based not-for-profit organized by Pleasantville residents in 2012, the market's goals include supporting regional agriculture, …
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'Not Pretty, Can't Act:' Sydney Sweeney Slams NJ Producer Who Publicly Insulted Her
A film producer from New Jersey is under fire after saying Sydney Sweeney can't act and isn't pretty.
Carol Baum, who graduated Columbia High School in Maplewood, disparaged the "Euphoria" star during a Q-n-A at the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville, NY, on Thursday, April, 11.
Baum, who has produced movies like "Father of the Bride" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," was on hand to discuss her experiences producing the 1988 David Cronenberg film "Dead Calm," which came out nine years before Sweeney was born.
"I don't get Sydney Sweeney," Baum reportedly said. "I was watching on …
Former Westchester Cop Claims He Was Fired For Ticketing Woman With PBA Card: Lawsuit
A former Westchester police officer from the Hudson Valley is suing county officials and claiming that he was unlawfully fired for ticketing a woman who flashed a PBA card.
Rockland County resident Joseph Saetta, a former Westchester County Police officer, filed a lawsuit in federal court against the county's Department of Public Safety, its commissioner, Terrance Raynor, and County Executive George Latimer, on Friday, March 8.
According to the lawsuit complaint, Saetta, who previously spent time as an officer in Mount Vernon and Pleasantville, joined the Westchester County…
