If you’re looking to cool off in a new private pool, legally you’re going to have to wait until next summer at the ea…
Droves of residents tuned in to a virtual planning board meeting on July 29, mostly in opposition to a project proposed by Scarsdale Improveme…
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 …
Police responded to ShopRite on S. Central Avenue July 20 on a report of a shoplifter in custody. The store’s Asset Protection officer had Ede…
At the Scarsdale Sidewalk Sale July 27 to Aug. 1, The Scarsdale Inquirer sponsored a contest to win gift certificates from local merchants. Hundreds of folks stopped by our booth at the corner of Boniface Circle and Spencer Place where we off…
Amy Hu, an 11th grader at Scarsdale High School, learned the Shiloh Baptist Church in New Rochelle would provide a shower service for the homeless July 22. Because of COVID-19, many places where the homeless normally shower are closed, so a l…
A July staple for decades, the Scarsdale sidewalk sale has seen great changes over the years reflecting things like the economy and the types of businesses occupying storefronts in the downtown area. The 2020 sale was certainly unique in its …
Monday evening, Aug. 3, the Scarsdale community finally got a look at the school district’s reopening plan, an 84-page document that will likely go through more changes before and after being sent to New York State for review on Friday, Aug. 7.
After abruptly canceling in-person graduation on July 23 when district officials reported that a group of seniors may have been exposed to COVID-19, administrators organized and released a celebratory graduation video with speeches by student…
In two virtual forums held Wednesday, July 29, Edgemont school administrators presented proposed hybrid schedules — a combination of in-person and distance learning — for the elementary and junior/senior high schools as they resume instructio…
Two of Scarsdale’s top fall 2019 athletes earned high honors this month. Diver Maddie Seltzer was named a NISCA All America diver for her junior year and volleyball player Magan Chin, who won the Con Ed Scholar-Athlete weekly award as a senio…
While the opening of schools in New York State essentially comes down to three options — in-person, distance learning or a hybrid — the possibilities for interscholastic athletics are much more complex. If there are sports at all, athletic de…
James Nicholas doesn’t believe in personal achievements. Even in the individual sport of golf.
Like many others, my family moved to Scarsdale for the school system. As an ER doctor at one of the hardest hit hospitals, my husband has made…
Scarsdale School District released its plan last night for school for the fall, and the planned hybrid option for elementary school is appalli…
I wanted to share my letter, dated Aug. 4, to the Scarsdale Board of Education, in support of more in-person class time for our youngest learners.
While writing a story from the point of view of a quirky 12-year-old boy with learning differences, Edgemont resident Diana Harmon Asher approached the task by summoning her own inner child.
Early on in the pandemic, Quaker Ridge resident Lauren Kessler took a walk around town. Meandering through Heathcote, she happened upon something unusual. “I saw a bunch of painted rocks on Lincoln Road. They looked like they were done by kid…
Like all cultural institutions, the Katonah Museum of Art has struggled to continue to function during the coronavirus crisis. But even being unable to allow visitors into the building or to hold its big annual spring fundraiser, KMA has mana…
William (Bill) Benn Schreiber, formerly of Scarsdale and Vero Beach, Florida, died July 10 at his home. He was 82.
Dominick DiLorenzo, a 38-year resident of Garth Road, died July 20 at White Plains Hospital. He was 98 years old.
Rita (Fang-Yuh) Chen Kuo, a longtime resident of Edgemont, died June 27 after a brief illness.
