Edgemont High classes of ‘84 and ‘85 hold joint reunion
For two fun-filled days, old classmates reconnected.
Village tax expert meets with Board of Trustees
Why are your taxes so high? Hint: Someone else may not be paying enough.
The ’Dale’s doggone cutest new Halloween event
Dress your furry pal in a costume and head on over to our town's first-ever pooch parade.
Incident Insider
A missing diamond, a shouting husband, and more from the 'Dale's best police blotter
EXCLUSIVE Wonder, Scarsdale’s first food hall, opens
A talk with a major player behind this novel eatery.
K-POT heats up the local dining scene
Korean BBQ and hot pot—and it's all you can eat. Why this new Scarsdale dining option is already drawing crowds.
Scarsdale children’s author pens second book
Laura Bower dishes on her new children's story, starring a kiddie culinary whiz.
Scarsdale’s meditation guru
Norm Goldstein believes everyone can benefit from this practice—let him show you how to start.
Stunning new art discovery by Scarsdale Historical Society
Drawings by Whistler of St. James the Less and 4 Rectory Lane were found online by a member of the Scarsdale Historical Society.
New law will ax school tax penalty
Residents rejoice: A new law may provide relief from an unfair school tax penalty for some.
Scarsdale Adult School Spotlight
Enjoy some classical and pop culture with an SAS walking tour.
What happened at this week’s Board of Ed Meeting?
Rolling gradebook gripes, is a $40 million bond in our future?, come over for coffee, and more.
Incident Insider
Scammed out of $4,000, a shirtless man bustin' a move, and why is that woman looking in car windows?
On a roll: Sushi restaurant chain poised to replace Enrico’s Pastry Shop
A much-loved NYC sushi chain is on its way to Hartsdale.
Scarsdale Woman’s Club holds membership drive
The revered organization would like you to know that all are welcome to join.
Incident Insider
Mysterious $400K property stolen; porch pirates strike again; a taxi-driver tirade.
Bye-bye (probably) to these houses
See the homes the Committee for Historic Preservation gave the okay to tear down.
