National Signing Day most often comes and goes at Edgemont High School with little fanfare. For the first time in a l…
On Nov. 9, police responded to a Madison Road home on a report of a car fire. Firefighters also responded to the address and saw the 2015 Chev…
The Scarsdale Citizens Nominating Committee has new members following annual elections that took place Nov. 12.
In 1986, Jacquelyn Campbell developed a tool, known as the Danger Assessment Program, to determine the level of danger an abused woman has of …
Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s International Realty announced Nov. 8 that Brian Murray would assume the role of brokerage manager for the firm’s brokerage in Scarsdale. Murray brings nearly 15 years of real estate and sales experience to the position…
Scouts of BSA Troop 4 Scarsdale served as color guard for a flag ceremony during the Veterans Day celebrations at the Ambassador Assisted Living Home in Scarsdale. Zachary Weitzman, flag bearer; Ronan Barnea and Daniel Kolb.
From left, Gary Sastow of Scarsdale, Lynn Bagliebter of Scarsdale, Ron Moelis of Larchmont, Cindy Golub of Mamaroneck and Alan Weissman of Rye at the fall breakfast.
Students at two Edgemont schools celebrated Veterans Day with a special assembly Friday, Nov. 8 to give thanks to local veterans and learn more about their experiences in the U.S. military.
The Greenacres Neighborhood Association invited its members to Greenacres Elementary School on Oct. 30 to bring residents up to date on the Greenacres construction and renovation projects. The gathering also included a tour of new classrooms …
The Scarsdale Board of Education meeting on Nov. 4 addressed some concerns from citizens about security as well as updates on construction and other capital improvement projects. Thomas Smith, CPA, director of EFRP Group LLC External Audits, …
National Signing Day most often comes and goes at Edgemont High School with little fanfare. For the first time in a long time, the Panthers had a chance to celebrate one of their own.
The fall of 2019 was a season of firsts for the fourth-year Scarsdale boys volleyball program. The Raiders beat a team from Rockland County for the first time, had a winning record for the first time, won a postseason game for the first time,…
Maddie Seltzer doesn’t have much of a poker face when it comes to diving. When she exits the water you can tell how she felt about the way she entered it.
Monday, Nov. 11 is Veterans Day. Once also called Armistice Day, the public holiday designated to commemorate the end of World War l on Nov. 1…
Voting during the month of November in Scarsdale includes both the general election and the time-honored tradition that Scarsdale volunteers h…
As a resident of Scarsdale for 20 years and the chair of the CNC Procedure Committee, I want to express my appreciation to my fellow residents…
Mary Dell Harrington and Lisa Heffernan of Larchmont formed a fast friendship some 15 years ago. They bonded in the same way many Westchester moms do — while volunteering at their children’s schools. “We had a lot of time to chat while we wer…
Scarsdale resident of 21 years Michael Heffner knows that Westchester is a place that loves music. With countless local ensembles, theaters and churches constantly presenting new concerts, it’s easy to forget that sometimes a little bit of fr…
Who says mental health can’t be funny? Headliner comedian Joe Matarese of “America’s Got Talent,” Letterman and Comedy Central fame thinks comedy and mental health can not only go hand in hand, but they can help each other out.
Jean Forte, 89, of Scarsdale, died Nov. 10. She was married May 20, 1950 to Joseph Forte and they shared 23 years together.
Longtime Scarsdale resident James Labick died Nov. 7 in Collierville, Tennessee. He had just celebrated his 78th birthday. He had been living …
Longtime Edgemont resident Carole Wolfe Korngold, a leader of the Montessori movement in education, died in her home in Boulder, Colorado, on Nov. 3.
