Amy Bochner is a journalist for the Scarsdale Inquirer, specializing in local news and events in Scarsdale, New York. With a focus on community stories, Amy covers a range of topics including history, art, social issues, and local initiatives. Her articles provide insight into the vibrant and diverse community of Scarsdale.
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Amy Bochner's coverage primarily focuses on local events and issues within the Scarsdale, New York area. She covers a wide range of topics including education, family & relationships, and entertainment news. Her articles often include announcements and expert commentary.
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By: Amy Bochner
In the heart of Five Corners and scattered throughout Scarsdale stand relics of a railroad that once snaked its way through the town from 1912 to 1937.
Virginia Woolf once wrote, “I would venture to guess that Anon, who wrote so many poems without signing them, was often a woman.” In other words, throughout history, many women’s
Although interpersonal violence (IPV) is a widespread problem that can affect anyone, regardless of gender, race, sexuality, or class, many people are not aware of the different ways abuse may
Two dark boats float in a harbor, steadied by an anchor in the rippling water. Behind the boats, a sketched landscape of buildings merge into a yellow sky. The watercolor painting earned its artist, Juliana Lemin, a Silver Key award in the Scholastic Art Competition in 2022, and is now displayed on the wall of the Edgemont High School sophomore's first solo exhibit.
More than 500 Scarsdale residents received vaccinations at two Flu and COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics held by Scarsdale Volunteer Ambulance Corps with the help of students from Scarsdale High School.
By: Amy Bochner
Scarsdale High School's Muslim Youth Club and Jewish Culture Club joined in solidarity to raise funds for Palestinian and Israeli civilians in response to the Oct. 7 terror attack in Israel and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Israel and Gaza.
Attiya Malik moved to Scarsdale in 2012, fully involving herself in the schools and community. She is a home renovator and a mother, with several children in the Scarsdale schools system.
At its Dec. 5 meeting, the Scarsdale Board of Education approved a settlement regarding a sexual abuse case from the 1970s.
Officials from Scarsdale’s various police and fire departments joined local first responders Dec. 11 at a public forum on public safety and crime prevention in Rutherford Hall. The Drake Edgewood
By: Amy Bochner
Mary Mayer’s raspberry linzer tarts. Ruth Kohn’s arroz con pollo. Ada Rubin’s chocolate chip cake. Sprinkled between the recipes in June Hersh’s newest cookbook “Food, Hope & Resilience” (History Press,
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