Scarsdale trustees approved the village manager’s recommendation Tuesday, May 23, to appoint Kellan D. Cantrell, AICP…
The Greenburgh Town Board held a public hearing Wednesday, May 24, to consider creating a new chapter in the town code, chapter 374, concernin…
A car was reported stolen May 20 by a Fieldstone Drive resident who said she found broken glass on the ground near where her car was parked. S…
Village board members held a work session Tuesday, May 23, to discuss possible code changes to address the ongoing issue of noise in Scarsdale…
The Scarsdale/Edgemont Girl Scout (SEGS) community is working to raise $25,000 for capital improvements to the Betty Taubert Girl Scout House on Wayside Lane. The village of Scarsdale received a NYS Community Development Block Grant of $120,0…
Below is a list of things you need to know/might want to know in Scarsdale and Edgemont. We will update the list as new items come in. The most recent items will be at the top. To visit our previous Need to Know section, click here.
Though she talks like a world-class scientist, Iris Schultz is just a mom looking to save her son from the inevitable fate of an ultra-rare disease.
In late 2021, then-97-year-old Sara Chiucchini was taken to White Plains Hospital (WPH) for a urinary tract infection, where she was also diagnosed with pneumonia. Not long after her son, Al, brought her home, he got a call from James Maher, …
Retired school administrator Karen Eldon is back in Scarsdale, this time as the interim principal at Edgewood Elementary School.
Elementary school PTAs gifting money for courtyard construction/renovations for outdoor class space options caused a bit of a stir at the Scarsdale Board of Education meeting Monday, May 22. While board members support the projects in terms o…
The Scarsdale administration stands firmly behind continuing its Advanced Topics (AT) program over returning to offering Advanced Placement (AP) courses. What remains unclear is how many community members would like to see a return to APs, an…
The Scarsdale girls’ lacrosse team was looking to kickstart its playoff run by upsetting second-seeded North Rockland as a seventh seed in the first round of the Section 1 Class A playoffs. North Rockland wasn’t about to be knocked out early,…
Postseason tournaments usually get more difficult the deeper you go. That wasn’t the case for No. 2 Scarsdale in the Section 1 Division 1 team tournament.
The Scarsdale girls’ flag football team is a two-time Section 1 finalist, last spring when they lost the pilot season finals 12-2 to Brewster and on Wednesday, May 24, when they fell 20-0 to Eastchester in the first official championship game…
If I am among the first to see the sunrise, it is because I am looking at the horizon while most others are constantly looking at their video …
A Bicycle Rodeo held at the Ardsley Middle School on May 20 highlighted the importance of bicycle safety. Anthony Kiriyanthan, an Ardsley High…
The headline in the May 19 Inquirer was the school budgets in both Scarsdale and Edgemont passed by a wide margin. While that is true on a per…
The Ground Glass, a Westchester-based association of photographers, is hosting “The 47th Annual Ground Glass Exhibition,” a juried selection of photographs by Ground Glass members, through Saturday, June 10, at The Rye Arts Center Gallery. A …
Scarsdale Adult School recently hosted two authors with distinct and often divergent perspectives on diversity, equity and inclusion. The first, Corie Daniels, professor of sociology at Hunter College, is an internationally recognized expert …
Ever since making her professional stage debut in “Number the Stars” off-Broadway at the Davenport Theatre when she was 6 years old, Alyssa Emily Marvin knew acting was her life’s passion. Nine years later, after a host of other singing, danc…
Gabriel Michael Angiello, 96, a resident of Scarsdale for 42 years, died on March 3, 2022.
Virginia “Ginny” M. Svoboda of Scarsdale died peacefully at home on May 10 at the age of 80.
Elaine Klein, aka Easy Klein, a longtime former resident of Scarsdale, and formerly a reporter for The Scarsdale Inquirer, died peacefully in …
