Todd Sliss is the President at Scarsdale Inquirer. He covers a range of topics including football, with a particular focus on the NFL and the Oakland and Las Vegas Raiders, as well as tennis. Todd's work has been featured in the Scarsdale Inquirer and Hudson Valley Post.
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After two years of fielding a team independently through great initiative taken by students, squash players are proud to say this winter they are part of the Scarsdale High School
Persistence is everything. Scarsdale High School sophomore Lilly DeRobertis knows that more than most. Her daily text of, “Can we start a hockey team?” finally wore her mom, Liz, down last April, which led to the formation this school year of the Scarsdale Youth Hockey Association's (SYHA) first-ever girls-only team.
For decades, the Scarsdale School District has been known for its top-notch results in K-12 general education. Over the last decade, however, the district has built up its special education offerings and now has a reputation for providing high-quality education across the board.
The clock is officially ticking as the Scarsdale Village Board of Trustees voted to enact a six-month moratorium on certain land use applications in order to assess and potentially change land use codes and processes by a 6-1 vote on Tuesday, Jan. 9.
By: Todd Sliss
Halfway through the season, and still plagued by injuries, the Scarsdale boys' basketball team finds itself unexpectedly with a 3-7 record. The good news is the team has been constantly challenged by elite teams, which the Raiders hope will pay off in the second half of the season and most importantly in playoffs.
The Eastchester/Tuckahoe/Bronxville/Edgemont ice hockey team had a strong finish to 2023 and start to 2024, improving to 4-2 with a pair of wins.
Though the Scarsdale track and field team had only three meets in December, the Raiders got off to a fast start, so much so that team meetings the day after meets got longer and longer due to a new feature the coaches added this winter. Following each meet, the captains read off the names and results of every team member who set a new personal record the previous day.
If Gerry Byrne waited until everything was wrapped up nicely with a bow at the Greenburgh Parks and Recreation Department before he retired he would never have retired. What he
With four junior starters, the Edgemont girls' basketball team won't see too many major changes until after next season as they continue to adjust to playing in Class A.
Three longtime Hudson Valley newspapers, including one that's been around for nearly 125 years and another that won awards, have suspended operations.
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