Former Scarsdale resident Martin Charnin, best known as the creator of seven-time Tony Award-winning Broadway classic…
Police spoke to a Fountain Lane apartment resident July 8 who said she lost her visa booklet. She said the last time she used the document was…
An officer responded July 10 to a report of a larceny in progress from a clothing store at Boniface Circle. The officer spoke with store emplo…
The Greenburgh Town Board decided to hold over a resolution July 10 that would authorize the Greenburgh Consolidated Water District No. 1 to i…
William Pitt-Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s International Realty announced that 23 agents were ranked in the 2019 REAL Trends list of “America’s Best” real estate professionals. REAL Trends, a source of news, analysis and information in residential r…
Scarsdale resident Barry Meiselman has been named chairman of the Planning Committee for the Westchester Walk to End Alzheimer’s to be held Sunday, Sept. 29, at SUNY Purchase.
The Scarsdale pool held its annual swim racing contests on July 4 as part of its celebratory festivities. A deejay kept the music playing all afternoon and kids had their faces painted and were treated to red, white and blue balloons and beac…
At the Scarsdale School District Board of Education meeting July 11, board members voted unanimously to reappoint Scott Silberfein as president of the board. The board further allowed Silberfein to resign after six months of service to grant …
Every week for the past two years, Danielle Degani, a rising junior at Scarsdale High School, helped a third-grader at Edward Williams School in Mount Vernon learn basic math skills.
Construction at the Greenacres School began swiftly following the last day of school June 26 — a project that has been in the works for more than a year, comprising about 44% of the school’s $65 million 2018 bond. The board of education voted…
Marcos Monteagudo thought he had a home with Blind Brook boys soccer, until the Scarsdale job opened up this spring with the stepping down of five-year coach Paul Brooks. The opportunity to coach a competitive program in Class AA doesn’t come…
For the Greenburgh Swim Team, morning practices are a peaceful time at the Anthony F. Veteran Park pool complex just before campers arrive and before the public gets to use the pool. New this year are afternoon practices in two lanes that hav…
Aging out of the Scarsdale summer swim and dive program can be an emotional thing, especially for those who were born to be there.
We are excited to learn of the new oak trees being planted at George Field Park. Last year we gained a newfound appreciation for the park as a…
Three years ago, more than 1,700 Edgemont residents signed a petition to vote on village incorporation. Supervisor Paul Feiner, fearing the vo…
The Hartsdale Beautification Committee is launching a green and sustainable alternative on East Hartsdale Avenue.
The Scarsdale Village Board of Trustees voted on July 9 to allow the Scarsdale Business Alliance to host Scarchella, a music festival in Chase Park. The name Scarchella comes from the uber-cool California music festival, Coachella, which feat…
Theater has long been a place that welcomes and represents colorful members of society. Shows like “Hair” and “RENT” brought countercultures front and center and foundations like Broadway Cares addressed issues like the AIDs crisis in a time …
Though folk art may not be mainstream, White Plains-based ArtsWestchester considers folk traditions more than worthy of having their own department and a full-time program director. Aaron Paige, an ethnomusicologist with a knack for acting “l…
Betty Ann Landes, 85, of Scarsdale, wife of the late Milton H. Landes, died July 14. Born in New York City and raised in New Rochelle, Mrs. La…
Former Scarsdale resident Martin Charnin, best known as the creator of seven-time Tony Award-winning Broadway classic “Annie,” died July 6 at …
Hedy Erbsen, a 38-year resident of Scarsdale and former director of the Scarsdale Adult School, died June 12 in Manhattan after a yearlong bat…
