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Dog eats rat poison left out by tennis club, Village Hall gets counterfeit money, thieves steal $500 in gift cards from a child’s school bag.
Should this home be allowed to build a tall pool shed? Here are the petitions the Board of Architectural Review heard earlier this week.
Husband-and-wife comics just moved to town. And who said marriage is no laughing matter?
How our Parks Department spiffied up Davis Park’s benches—and saved Scarsdale a bundle in the process.
Why some parents feel there are more minuses than plusses to the way math is taught at Scarsdale’s elementary school.
Another review of the 2025-2026 school budget, parent rancor about Reveal Math, fans of an electronic device ban, and more.
Equipment stolen, angry neighbors, and DOGE taping postal employees for mysterious reasons.
Hundreds of residents turned out to vote for Scarsdale’s next mayor and several Board of Trustees members.
The Committee for Historic Preservation pondered a request to tear down 53 Graham Road. What was the verdict?
The administration addresses the continued 2025-26 budget gap and the appointment of a student BOE member.
Credit card fraud, an angry ex talking trash, construction crew breaks the rules, and more.
Talkin’ trash about a spouse, someone scary near a house, and an angry resident’s foul-mouthed grouse.
See the balloons released when mourners for a murdered Israeli mother and sons gathered in Chase Park.
Beloved Central Taxi will stay open for now, but much work is needed to insure its future.
A student-run news force shares everything you ever wanted to know about how law enforcement officers do their jobs.
Scammed out of thousands on NextDoor, an extremely angry child, luxury purse pinched, and more.
As the administration tries to fill a $2 million budget gap, could three sports be on the chopping block?
Middle schoolers from Edgemont, Scarsdale, and three counties in all are welcome to strut their scienitfic stuff.
Phil Shapiro, a former Scarsdale resident, has been recognized as an innovator in his field.