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Local Facts About Pleasantville, NJ

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#DramaOnTheSchoolBoard

Board Corruption Case
Board Corruption Case

Published in Pleasantville, NJ

In 2007, federal authorities arrested members of the Pleasantville Police Department in a corruption case that made statewide headlines.
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#SchoolsRanking

Boombox High Reputation?
Boombox High Reputation?

Published in Pleasantville, NJ

Pleasantville High’s state rankings have fluctuated over the years, reflecting the broader challenges and resilience of the district.
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#IncorporationStory

Borough to City Glow
Borough to City Glow

Published in Pleasantville, NJ

Pleasantville became a borough on January 10, 1889, then leveled up to city status in 1918. Paperwork done, identity locked.
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#HistoricalSuburbs

Euclid & Leeds Estates
Euclid & Leeds Estates

Published in Pleasantville, NJ

Neighborhoods like Leeds Avenue and Risleyville carry local identity beyond just street signs.
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#ACLink

Expressway Entrance
Expressway Entrance

Published in Pleasantville, NJ

Major roadways linking Pleasantville to Atlantic City helped shape its growth as a working-class hub near the shore.
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#MaritimeLegacy

Fish, Whales & Waterways
Fish, Whales & Waterways

Published in Pleasantville, NJ

Fishing was not the only early industry. Whaling also played a role in the region’s 18th- and 19th-century economy.
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#MathChampions

High-Flyers Academy
High-Flyers Academy

Published in Pleasantville, NJ

Pleasantville High School’s Try-Math-A-Thon team once brought home top honors, proving academics compete just as hard as athletics.
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#LocalFamous

Hometown Names to Note
Hometown Names to Note

Published in Pleasantville, NJ

Pleasantville has produced notable names like Olympic hurdler Nia Ali and jazz drummer Ralph Peterson Jr. Talent travels.
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#ShoreShapes

Lots-of-Water City
Lots-of-Water City

Published in Pleasantville, NJ

About 21% of Pleasantville is water, with lakes and tidal creeks weaving through the landscape. More blue than you expect.
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#ChangingFaces

Millennial Colors
Millennial Colors

Published in Pleasantville, NJ

Over time, Pleasantville’s racial and ethnic makeup has continued to shift, mirroring broader demographic trends across South Jersey.
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