On Aug. 19, a Scarsdale woman’s car was hit by a New Rochelle man’s car while the woman was stopped at a red light at…
On Aug. 19, a Scarsdale woman’s car was hit by a New Rochelle man’s car while the woman was stopped at a red light at Post and Olmsted roads. …
Ideas for changing the village code regarding ethics will be discussed with the public at a hearing Sept. 10 at Scarsdale Village Hall.
A brief storm ripped through Scarsdale early evening on Monday, Aug. 19. Trees were down and traffic lights were out. Seventy-four Scarsdale V…
These days there is a lot of news about the decline in bees, many of which are important pollinators of our native and cultivated plants. Colony collapse disorder has devastated honeybee populations and growers can’t find enough bees to ensur…
Country Bank Holding Co. Inc. (CYHC), parent company of Country Bank, signed a definitive merger agreement Aug. 8 with OceanFirst Financial Corp. Under the agreement, OceanFirst will acquire CYHC and upon completion of the merger, Country Ban…
As the new school year approaches, it’s a time of new beginnings: new teachers, new classmates and making new friends. For some kids, it could mean going to a new school, including first-timers starting kindergarten. All of this “newness” is …
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.
The Scarsdale Recreation Department crowned the Scarsdale World Series adult softball champions Aug. 10 at Crossway 2. The first-year Launchers won the regular season title with a 9-3 record and took the championship over Leone Real Estate.
James Nicholas emerging as the top golfer in the Ivy League for his senior year at Yale wasn’t much of a surprise after he gave up football prior to his sophomore year at Yale. His younger brother, Stephen Jr., becoming one of the better golf…
Inga DeNunzio worried the Scarsdale Town Pool team would have a short stay in its return to Division 1 of the Westchester County Swim Conference this summer. Jackie Cordero thought this might be the year that sent the Greenburgh Swim Team dow…
When I was growing up in the 1950s and ’60s, Scarsdale was a thriving commercial hub. My parents shopped for all our basic needs in local mom …
Rosie Ruiz passed away recently at 66. Rosie who?
The Edgemont Incorporation Committee once again put the blame on Town Supervisor Paul Feiner for the failure to submit a valid petition [“EIC …
John Jay had many public roles. He served as president of the Second Continental Congress; principal negotiator of the Treaty of Paris, which ended the Revolutionary War; United States secretary for foreign affairs under the Articles of Confe…
A good story can be told a thousand times and successfully withstand each new version. Such a tale is “Cyrano de Bergerac” and its latest rendition, “Cyrano,” is now being performed at the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival.
Those who admire — or binge watched — the award-winning “Shtisel” series, available on Netflix, won’t want to miss this.
Former Scarsdale resident, community activist and Hunter Hillel board member Vivienne Braun died Aug. 13 at age 58. Though she lived in Greenw…
White Plains resident Phyllis C. Murray died June 29 at the age of 81 at the White Plains Nursing Center.
Internationally recognized Maestro Aaron Rosand, a resident of Heathcote for five years, died July 9 from pneumonia. He was 92.
