Outdoor swimming pool with blue water, lane dividers, and lounge chairs on a sunny day.

Scarsdale delays pool renovation one year to refine costs

Scarsdale's pool complex will remain open through summer 2027 after the Village Board delayed its planned indoor/outdoor renovation by one year to bring the project within budget, while downtown gains two new tenants with Core Burn Pilates and Caffe Nero headed to Christie Place.

Outdoor swimming pool with blue water, lane dividers, and lounge chairs on a sunny day.

Scarsdale delays pool renovation one year to refine costs

Scarsdale's pool complex will remain open through summer 2027 after the Village Board delayed its planned indoor/outdoor renovation by one year to bring the project within budget, while downtown gains two new tenants with Core Burn Pilates and Caffe Nero headed to Christie Place.

Scarsdale delays pool renovation one year to refine costs

Scarsdale's pool complex will remain open through summer 2027 after the Village Board delayed its planned indoor/outdoor renovation by one year to bring the project within budget, while downtown gains two new tenants with Core Burn Pilates and Caffe Nero headed to Christie Place.

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The Three Villages

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The Three Villages

  • Jenkins demands feds restore SNAP funding as cuts hit Westchester

    Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins sent a letter to the county's federal delegation demanding full restoration of SNAP funding after federal administrative cost cuts took effect Oct. 1, warning the shift could raise property taxes for local families.

  • Scarsdale delays pool renovation one year to refine costs

    Scarsdale's pool complex will remain open through summer 2027 after the Village Board delayed its planned indoor/outdoor renovation by one year to bring the project within budget, while downtown gains two new tenants with Core Burn Pilates and Caffe Nero headed to Christie Place.

  • Scarsdale's Halloween window painting contest marks 75th year Oct. 18

    Scarsdale's 75th Annual Halloween Window Painting Contest takes place Sunday, Oct. 18, in downtown Scarsdale, with registration open for students in grades 3–10 and families.

  • Scarsdale, Eastchester groups stage Oct. 18 Revolution reenactment

    The Scarsdale Historical Society, Eastchester Historical Society and Friends of the Ward House will co-present a free Living History Family Day on Sunday, Oct. 18, at Harbor Island Park in Mamaroneck, featuring reenactments of the British army's 1776 advance through Eastchester and Scarsdale.

  • Westchester appoints 1st woman, 1st Hispanic leader in public safety

    Westchester County has appointed Nilda Hofmann, a 30-year NYPD veteran, as First Deputy Commissioner of Public Safety, making her the first Hispanic person and first woman in department leadership, alongside new Deputy Commissioner John O'Rourke.

  • Athens gas explosion kills two Eastchester residents, two relatives

    A natural gas explosion in Athens, Greece, on Sept. 25 killed four New Yorkers, including two Eastchester residents, prompting tributes from Eastchester Town Supervisor Anthony Colavita and Westchester County Board of Legislators Chairman Vedat Gashi.

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Scarsdale's Halloween window painting contest marks 75th year Oct. 18

Scarsdale's 75th Annual Halloween Window Painting Contest takes place Sunday, Oct. 18, in downtown Scarsdale, with registration open for students in grades 3–10 and families.

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Two chairs facing each other in a sunlit, plant-filled counseling office.

Scarsdale Middle School embeds 3 free mental health counselors

Three licensed counselors from Scarsdale Edgemont Family Counseling Service work full-time inside Scarsdale Middle School, offering free individual and group sessions, 504/IEP advocacy and parent support groups.

Autumn campus pathway with mature trees and a stone building in the distance.

Sarah Lawrence College turns 100 with new learning programs

Sarah Lawrence College marks its centennial in 2026 with new Extension Courses, a learning community for adults 55 and older, a Presidential Event Series and a new Experiential Learning Center on its Bronxville campus.

Eastchester sends 14 musicians to Area All State ensembles

Fourteen Eastchester High School students were selected for Westchester Area All State orchestra, band and choir ensembles, with a showcase concert set for Oct. 24 at New Rochelle High School.

A pen rests on blank lined paper beside a stack of documents on a wooden desk.

Irish-American group offers $2,500 scholarship in Westchester

The Society of Irish American Lawyers is accepting applications for its annual $2,500 college scholarship, open to high school seniors of Irish descent in Westchester and four neighboring counties, with a Dec. 1 deadline.

Dark entrance sign reading Eastchester High School flanked by posts with gold finials and evergreen shrubs.

Eastchester College Fair, carnival lead fall lineup

Eastchester families have a string of fall events ahead, starting with the EHS College Fair on Sept. 29 and running through the Columbus Day Carnival and Homecoming Weekend in October.

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A plate of handmade pasta with rustic sauce and fresh herbs on a white ceramic plate.

Capretta opens in Scarsdale as wine shop moves to East Parkway

Capretta, Z Hospitality Group's eighth restaurant, opened at 57 Spencer Place in Scarsdale with a mayoral ribbon-cutting on Sept. 22, while Scarsdale Wine Merchants relocated from Depot Place to a larger storefront at 30 East Parkway.

Bronxville banker rolls hand-made bagels from his home kitchen

Bronxville resident Jason Litwak, a banker and lawyer by training, has turned a home kitchen experiment into Landmark Bagels, a licensed Sunday operation selling hand-rolled bagels by the half dozen and dozen.

Wilson & Son Jewelers gives $3,250 to Scarsdale Scout Troop 4

Wilson & Son Jewelers donated $3,250 to Scarsdale Scout Troop 4 as part of a monthly giving program celebrating Scarsdale's 325th anniversary, with community members voting each month on which local nonprofit receives the funds.

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Roveena Chand Jassal

Roveena Chand Jassal

Editor, Cascadia Wire Network

Roveena Chand Jassal is the editor of the Cascadia Wire Network, producing community relevant news for residents living in the Portland and Seattle suburbs.

Roveena Chand Jassal

Roveena Chand Jassal

Editor, Cascadia Wire Network

Roveena Chand Jassal is the editor of the Cascadia Wire Network, producing community relevant news for residents living in the Portland and Seattle suburbs.

Roveena Chand Jassal

Roveena Chand Jassal

Editor, Cascadia Wire Network

Roveena Chand Jassal is the editor of the Cascadia Wire Network, producing community relevant news for residents living in the Portland and Seattle suburbs.

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