Students and faculty spent some time out in the cold on Monday after smoke in a science lab caused fire alarms to go …
Aylone Katzin is still easing into his new position as Scarsdale’s new assistant to the village manager. Like his predecessor Josh Ringel, who…
On Oct. 27, Robert Livoti had left his house in the late morning and wasn’t concerned with the drizzle coming from the clouds. It wasn’t raini…
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…
Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, honoree Diane Greenwald and Eleanor’s Legacy president Brette McSweeney at the Westchester Women Making a Difference reception Nov. 17 hosted at the home of Assembly member Amy Paulin. Greenwald …
Gilda’s Club Westchester held a health, wellness and mindfulness event Nov. 17 at House of Sports in Ardsley. Gilda’s FitFest classes included yoga, spinning, meditation, barre and boot camp and more than 200 people attended, with some covera…
Growing older is inevitable. But how well we age may be partly, if not largely, up to us. That’s the message of “Do We Really Need Botox: Handbook of Anti-Aging,” a thought-provoking new book by Sofia Din, MD, a family medical doctor and geri…
Students and faculty spent some time out in the cold on Monday after smoke in a science lab caused fire alarms to go off at Scarsdale High School. During second period, around 9:39 a.m., a material in one of the science labs became overheated…
For Edgemont and other area districts, students with disabilities are reportedly excelling in school, as presented in a data profile to the Edgemont Board of Education and attending members of the public on Nov. 12. The state of special educa…
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 E Club honored Edgemont's fall 2019 athletes on Thursday, Nov. 7.
Maroon & White celebrated Scarsdale's fall athletes on Wednesday, Nov. 6.
Nikki Rosee is all about the long haul, whether it comes to running distances or the future. The new Edgemont cross-country coach approached the season that way and saw improved results across the board.
An old joke goes like this: Every week Frank goes to the house of worship and prays, “God, please let me win the lottery. Just once, please le…
Last week Jon Lewis of the EIC in his letter [“The importance of Keeping politics out of local government,” Nov. 8] differing with the Inquire…
The election for Greenburgh town supervisor is over. Community involvement in the decision-making process, particularly land use, appeared to …
A classic is defined by its staying power, the artful depiction of enduring human truths. Comedies, by skewering the social customs of a particular time and place, are more likely to seem dated than tragedies and so are more vulnerable to the…
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…
John Mazzolla, 84, a former resident of Hartsdale, died in Longs, South Carolina, on Nov. 11.
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 …
