With COVID-19 cases in New York accelerating and hospitals in Manhattan hitting capacity, medical groups in Westchest…
Below is a list of updates, things to do, things not to do, meetings, closing, openings, things you need to know/might want to know. We will u…
Aware that the contagious COVID-19 virus is everywhere and local supplies of protective equipment are running very low, the Scarsdale Chinese …
During their first virtual Zoom meeting March 24, the village trustees unanimously passed a resolution to transfer approximately $1.25 million…
Seniors: Maryellen Saenger, and her team of volunteers, are at your service. There’s only one catch: you have to request help or she and her helpers won’t know you need it.
With most of us sequestered at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, it seems there’s nowhere to go. Yet incredibly, more than a hundred Scarsdale residents have logged thousands of miles while walking and bicycling over the past couple of we…
Getting outdoors to walk, jog, hike, garden or ride a bicycle are healthy ways to stay active, spend time with your family, and reduce stress and anxiety while engaging in social distancing strategies. These are some simple ways you can prote…
Renovations for the Scarsdale High School auditorium and about three dozen other expenditures totaling $3.4 million will likely be deferred or cut, due to an urgent need to trim expenses from the proposed 2020-21 school budget. The budget rev…
In a continuing effort to help stem the community spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, the Edgemont School District announced on March 16 that district buildings would remain closed to students and most of the staff through the end of March, a…
The Scarsdale High School auditorium is showing its age.
Results are important, but when you get to the New York State championships, it’s the experience that matters more, especially for the young swimmers.
Recreation is hard to come by in the world of COVID-19 while social distancing and cutting down on contact with people and as many common physical surfaces as possible is in place. That’s Westchester County Executive George Latimer’s reasonin…
Jayshen Saigal will be flexing his muscles in a Lehigh University basketball uniform next winter. And it will be just as apropos as when he did it in a Scarsdale High School jersey.
The global economy is almost completely at a standstill. In the U.S., a wide range of economists are predicting declines in Gross Domestic Pro…
The Inquirer reported the theft of campaign signs of the Voters Choice Party [Scarsdale police blotter, March 20]. While any theft of property…
Concerning the legalization of marijuana, any police officer who has worked narcotics will tell you that marijuana is the gateway to heroin. […
Updated March 21: This exhibit is postponed due to the mandated closure of the venue in Scarsdale.
From heart pounding thrillers to heartwarming rom-coms, movie scores can set the tone for an entire cinematic experience, transporting us to another time and place.
Art. Science. While generally thought of as separate, some might even say opposing disciplines, others refute this dichotomy to point out that both stem from a common quest: to discover ways to improve the human condition.
Margaret (nee Hawkins) Kelly, a lifelong resident of Scarsdale, died March 5 at the age of 92.
Former Scarsdale resident Jeanne Richman died on Feb. 10 at her home in Gramercy Park in New York City. She was 95. She was born in Brooklyn, …
Renowned yoga teacher and ballroom dancer Tao Porchon-Lynch, who taught many years in Scarsdale at the JCC of Mid-Westchester and was listed i…
