Incident Insider
Man finds a strange dog in his dining room, pedestrian struck by car backing up, and what happens when you send money to the wrong person?
Incident Insider
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.
What happened at this week’s Board of Ed Meeting?
Another review of the 2025-2026 school budget, parent rancor about Reveal Math, fans of an electronic device ban, and more.
What happened at this week’s Board of Trustees meeting?
An affectionate farewell to outgoing Board members, concerns over “deplorable” sidewalks and dwindling trees, and more.
Incident Insider
Equipment stolen, angry neighbors, and DOGE taping postal employees for mysterious reasons.
What happened at this week’s Board of Ed Meeting?
The administration addresses the continued 2025-26 budget gap and the appointment of a student BOE member.
What happened at this week’s Board of Trustees meeting?
A full slate of proposals were approved, new community events were announced, and hey, what’s up with the police department’s dog?
Incident Insider
Burglary, jewels stolen, shirtless men, and a stranger looking for a place to sleep.
Hartsdale businesses plead for help
Stores and eateries are bemoaning the empty storefronts that reduce foot traffic.
Single mom arranging discounts around town for other single parents
Cat Jennings drew upon her resourcefulness after her husband died. Now she’s helping other single parents find the goods and services they need.
A heartfelt gathering in Chase Park for Israel’s Bibas family
See the balloons released when mourners for a murdered Israeli mother and sons gathered in Chase Park.
Scarsdale’s Central Taxi may soon close
Is it the end of the road for Central Taxi? Why it may shut down by the end of the month.
Student network airs new show about the Greenburgh police
A student-run news force shares everything you ever wanted to know about how law enforcement officers do their jobs.
These properties are about to change
What’s going to be different about the old site of the First Republic Bank? Read on to learn how it—as well as some private homes—will be altered soon.
Should this house be saved?
The owners of 40 Cushman Road requested permission to tear down this house. What did the Committee for Historic Preservation decide?
Scarsdale Adult School Spotlight
Get on your feet for a walking tour of a Guggenheim exhibit.
What happened at this week’s Board of Ed Meeting?
As the administration tries to fill a $2 million budget gap, could three sports be on the chopping block?
Cindy’s Nails opens in the Village
Scarsdale’s newest mani-pedi salon offers clients a relaxing atmosphere, plus a guarantee that gel manicures will last two weeks.
Edgemont school district launches middle school science fair
Middle schoolers from Edgemont, Scarsdale, and three counties in all are welcome to strut their scienitfic stuff.