So long to the Pretty Lil’ Sweets store
The whimsical bakery has shuttered its brick-and-mortar shop, marking another closure in Hartsdale Village.
Scarsdale resident launches personal training business
Reclaim and Redefine helps women develop a healthier outlook on fitness.
Edgemont Superintendent’s new podcast debuts
Parents and students alike praise the new twist on district communications.
Edgemont holds 5th Annual MLK Walk
Residents honored the civil rights hero by taking some important steps.
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Illegal entry and theft, a shouting woman in face paint, $640 in fraudulent charges, and more.
The Board of Trustees welcome Scarsdale’s new police chief
A new police chief, help for Scarsdale Central Taxi, and a strong statement denouncing antisemitism took center stage at this week’s Village Board of Trustees meeting.
Free one-week cybersecurity camp for high schoolers
Your child can learn how to outsmart hackers, and you won’t have to pay a dime.
Announcing the winners of the 2025 Scarsdale Bowl
Andrew Sereysky and the Scarsdale Adult School are the big winners of 2025.
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An elderly woman scammed out of $200K, a young man charged with DUI while driving a $90K car, raccoon vs. dog, and more
Your pool will be HOW big?
A family’s request to build an 82-foot-long pool made waves at the Zoning Board of Appeals meeting.
Another HQ for Eye Q Optometrist
The second Scarsdale location of the optometry and eyewear store is a sight to see.
A new place for children’s haircuts
Sharkey’s aims to make hair styling less hair-raising for children.
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A couples’ spat (in assisted living!), multi-car accidents, and is that a drone I see?
BEST OF THE BLOTTER 2024
The strangest, silliest calls Scarsdalians made to the police this year.
Teardowns and glow-ups: These homes are about to change
Can this house—and two others—be demolished? The Committee for Historic Preservation weighed in.
Edgemont and Woodland students launch local TV program
The teens’ self-produced program aims to explore topics relevant to our community.
Scarsdale Edgemont Family Counseling Service seeks board members, donations
The SCFS has helped Scarsdale and Edgemont residents for more than 100 years. If you appreciate it, now’s the time to make sure it survives.
Incident Insider
Man run over by car, disturbing Ring doorbell feedback, grand larceny, and more mayhem in the ‘Dale.
Hey, what’s that new thing at Martine’s?
It isn’t a soda fountain—but what’s inside is just as sweet.