Area residents, local businesses, the Greenville Fire Department and the town of Greenburgh hope that Edgemont’s Trou…
The survey results for the Scarsdale pool complex were not surprising as residents are split about wanting an indoor pool vs. keeping the comp…
Police are investigating the theft of a BMW valued at $75,000. A Brite Avenue resident called police Sept. 21 to report his car had been stole…
Have you poked around your basement or attic lately? There may be more lurking there than your 1980 Atari console (Pong!) and the cassettes yo…
Take time to enjoy the foliage and other splendors of the harvest season, as venues throughout the region are offering plenty of choices for festivals and fun for all ages.
As guests filed into the Scarsdale Woman’s Club on Thursday, Sept. 15, a projection screen at the front of the ballroom grabbed their attention. On it was a quote writ large: “The unread book is the life yet to be lived.” Those wise words, fr…
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.
The Scarsdale Public Library, redesigned by Dattner Architects, has won a national design award in the Renovation, Restoration, and Adaptive Re-use Category from the Society of American Registered Architects (SARA). In June they had won a New…
With 14 students and two teachers from Italy spending a week in Scarsdale from Sept. 15-23, the final COVID-19 barrier facing schools — international travel — has been cleared. As hundreds of students will be permitted to go abroad for the fi…
Edgemont’s bond projects approved by voters in May 2021 are in a bit of a holding pattern as all design and technical plans remain in the hands of the New York State Education Department (NYSED).
After a summer of teacher education through the Scarsdale Teachers Institute, Reveal Math officially debuted in all five Scarsdale elementary schools on the first day of school earlier this month. Reveal Math was chosen in an effort to better…
Off to a 6-3 start, Edgemont girls soccer finds itself in a position it hasn’t seen in several years. The Panthers have already matched their combined win total for the last two years — 2-11-4 in 2021, 4-7-1 in 2020 — won six games for the fi…
It took a year, but Edgemont junior Henry Brinberg finally found redemption.
Down three key swimmers, the Sleepy Hollow/Hastings/Edgemont/Irvington girls swimmers knew the odds were not in their favor, but they came away with an 89-80 win over John Jay-Cross River on Sept. 22 at Marymount.
My Sunday routine has certain consistent elements. I shave, brush my teeth, then work out for a bit. A shower leads to a pot of coffee, and I …
At the village trustees’ board meeting this week, we heard from consultants who analyzed survey responses from community members who answered …
The village of Scarsdale’s ban on the use of gas-powered leaf blowers continues this fall on weekends, Mondays and Federal holidays. Electric …
Anyone with a sweet tooth would do well to visit the new One Martine Gallery in White Plains starting Oct. 6.
Plays written by women over 40 are featured in “That’s (Not) All She Wrote,” a festival of staged readings this weekend, Oct. 1-2, presented by Westchester Collaborative Theater (WCT) in Ossining.
Ballet Hispánico’s performance of three works from its acclaimed repertoire at the Tarrytown Music Hall next Saturday, Oct. 1 comes in the middle of National Hispanic Heritage Month. It also marks the launch of the 60th season for RiverArts, …
Longtime Edgemont resident Louise Kinsey Clark, age 92, died Sept. 24 following a brief illness.
Dorothy Rose Beer, 97, of Springfield, Illinois, formerly a longtime resident of Scarsdale, died Sept. 23 at Concordia Village in Springfield,…
Longtime Scarsdale resident Rosemary Elizabeth Phillips Cuneo died Sept. 14 at the age of 85.
