Greenburgh's Street Crimes Unit on Sept. 15 identified a car in a parking lot on Manhattan Avenue that was thought to…
Dipping a toe in the water, rather than diving right in, village officials have wrapped up a two month search for a firm to assess Scarsdale’s…
While on patrol on Mamaroneck Road Sept. 16 police saw another officer in the vicinity of the Scarsdale pool talking to the driver of a gray B…
Having dealt with the perils of the COVID-19 pandemic without a wage increase in the 2020-21 budget, the village’s nonunion employees are set …
Two Alzheimer’s awareness events are planned on Saturday, Sept. 25, ahead of the Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Westchester and Rockland counties in October.
Below is a list of updates, things to do, things not to do, meetings, closings, openings, things you need to know/might want to know. We will update the list as new items come in. The most recent items will be at the top.
Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, Robin Schultz and her daughter-in-law Iris Schultz spent their time in Scarsdale looking for a hobby while they cared for Iris’ then-3.5-year-old son Hunter, who has had developmental issues since he was a baby…
Ben Flicker, 15, is not your average teenager.
Between a changing educational landscape and a New York State mandate, the Edgemont school district is looking at its core values when it comes to diversity, equity and inclusion — best known as DEI — in its Focus Forward mission.
The Edgemont Board of Education reluctantly accepted the resignation for the “purpose of retirement” of Superintendent Dr. Victoria Kniewel, who has been with the district in that role since July 2013, on Tuesday, Sept. 14. Kniewel’s last day…
Scarsdale Schools Superintendent Dr. Thomas Hagerman provided a COVID-19 update on Westchester County quarantine guidelines, the county’s testing program and elementary school outdoor lunches via email Tuesday, Sept. 14.
Through two races — the Suffern Invitational and a tri-meet at home — Edgemont senior Kazusato Araki for the boys and freshman Sarah Hu for the girls have asserted themselves as the No. 1 runners thus far.
While Scarsdale boys volleyball’s starting lineup may not be as dominant as last year’s, the Raiders have more depth at every position and plenty of room to improve on some weaker areas before postseason. They believe they could be even bette…
With starting setter Jimena Caballero a late scratch for Edgemont volleyball Monday evening, coach Kelli Kinlen and the Panthers had to adjust quickly against Pleasantville. Going from a 6-2 to a 5-1, relying on setter Emily Ferraro to set al…
Robert Durst, real estate heir, 1961 Scarsdale High School graduate and probable killer of three people, has finally been convicted of the mur…
Wednesday, Sept. 22, was the first day of fall, but the temperature made the advent of autumn feel more like a summer day. Not surprisingly, t…
I believe we need to further space exploration in the U.S. because it helps humanity and helps the economy.
Long before DEI — diversity, equity and inclusion — started becoming a household term, people longed to fit in. They wanted role models who looked or sounded like them, whether they were in real life or someone’s imagination. Through the now …
The terrible images captured on Sept. 11, 2001 will haunt us forever, always reminding us to remember and never forget. But few people saw what happened behind the scenes after 9/11 the way Bill Groner did.
On Sept. 11, 2001, former Scarsdale student and current artist Todd Stone transformed tragedy into art in real time as he stood painting on the roof of his Lower Manhattan apartment, bearing witness to unspeakable horrors.
Josephine L. Caffrey (Joan), 82, a longtime Scarsdale resident, died Sept. 12 in Newport, Rhode Island.
James Douglas Shaver, aged 96, died Sept. 1, in Scarborough, Maine, where he had lived for the past 30 years. He was born in Utica, New York, …
Michael David Greenberg, beloved husband of Valerie Greenberg and father of Jonathan, Matthew and Zoe Greenberg, passed away on Sept. 1, at th…
