Dust off your dictionaries because the highly anticipated spelling bee is back in town.
While on traffic enforcement detail on Chase Road Jan. 13, police saw a tan Toyota going in the opposite direction near Christie Place flashin…
A 34-year-old woman reported to police Jan. 6 that when she dropped off her car in November for service at a local car dealership, she acciden…
Police responded Jan. 3 to a report of two cars unlawfully entered overnight. The caller told police two of her cars parked in the driveway of…
Scarsdale and Edgemont Girl Scouts participated in the annual Day of Service event on Jan. 20 in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Older scouts planned and led kindergartners through fifth-graders in project-making which helped veterans, senio…
The Scarsdale Fire Department swore in nine volunteer fire officers Jan. 14 at its annual membership meeting. The officers are slated to hold a two-year term and have a wide variety of responsibilities.
Destination College received $4,000 from the Scarsdale Woman’s Club to help with its mission to turn athletes into student-athletes. DC supports approximately 200 high school athletes, boys and girls at underserved high schools in Westchester…
The Scarsdale School Board meeting Jan. 13 included, among other business, a presidential swap, a discussion of the preliminary draft 2020-21 budget and more.
Rebecca Alexander is a role model for resilience. An author, psychotherapist, fitness instructor, disability rights advocate and extreme athlete, she is also almost completely blind and deaf. When she was in college, Alexander discovered she …
School district officials presented a five-year capital facilities plan Jan. 14, which included an architectural firm’s three potential scenarios for additions, renovations and expansion of the school district’s infrastructure. To meet the ne…
Placing third of five in the league for the girls and third of four for the boys, the Scarsdale track and field team did its best to score points over as many events as possible, but fell short for a number of reasons.
Improvement and promise define the Scarsdale wrestling team’s performance this past weekend at the annual Scarsdale Invitational Tournament. The Raiders took seventh place out of 15 teams, competing against top tier teams from Long Island, as…
Swim and dive coaches love newcomers, whether they will be molded into the future of the team or come in and make an immediate impact. The Ardsley/Hastings/Edgemont/Dobbs Ferry/Irvington and Scarsdale boys have seen that come to fruition over…
1963 was the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation. A major theme of the Aug. 28, 1963 Civil Rights March on Washin…
Mr. Diez, who wrote the article about [Assemblywoman Amy] Paulin seeking bail reform [“Paulin seeks bail reform; pushes for safety,” Jan. 10],…
I just learned that Jerry, the Heathcote barber, has retired after five decades at the corner or Heathcote Road and Palmer Avenue. When my 2-y…
Editor's note: The second performance was cancelled due to snow. The rescheduled date is Friday, Jan. 24, at 7:30 p.m. See below for ticket details.
Sea serpents crushing ships. Seven-foot-tall giants. Visitors will see these and other oddities when they explore the Bruce Museum’s new exhibition, “Collecting Reimagined: A 2D Curiosity Cabinet,” which is open in the Bantle Lecture Gallery …
Pamela Sklar always knew she would be a musician. Hailing from a family of professional musicians, she never decided she was going to become one — it was something she always just “knew.” A flutist and composer, Sklar has collaborated with en…
John Newton (“Jack”) Kaspers, formerly of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, and White Plains, New York, died Jan. 3 at age 62. He was the father of …
Harold Burson, one of the most influential figures in public relations history and a resident of Edgemont for more than half a century, died J…
Tara Keane Jacobson, born and raised in Scarsdale, died Jan. 9.
