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Love Conquers Hurricane: Dad's Epic 30-Mile Trek to Daughter's Wedding

Ever wonder how far a parent's love can go? In the wake of Hurricane Helene's devastation across five states, one father's determination shines through. Stranded by debris and detours, this former marathoner embarked on a grueling 5.5-hour, 30-mile journey through mud, darkness, and seven-foot debris piles to walk his daughter down the aisle. Battling exhaustion and near-misses with cleanup equipment, he arrived just in time, his ordeal unknown to the bride until after the ceremony. Curious about what drives such extraordinary devotion?

Scarsdale Planning Board Greenlights Controversial Subdivision: Will It Sink or Swim?

Are you concerned about flooding in Scarsdale? The Planning Board just approved a contentious subdivision between 46 Lincoln and 101 Carthage Roads, despite neighbors' passionate objections. The plan involves converting a water-absorbing pond into a building lot, uprooting 56 trees, and burying a 36-inch drainage pipe. While developers claim this will benefit the community, residents fear increased flooding risks. With recent history of water damage in the area, this decision raises pressing questions. How this might affect your property or our town's flood resilience?

Hitchcock Church Hosts Eye-Opening Seminar on Reproductive Justice

Did you know your vote could impact maternal mortality rates? Hitchcock Presbyterian Church recently hosted a groundbreaking "Reproductive Justice Seminar" led by Dr. RyaLynn Carter, shedding light on crucial facts often overlooked in heated debates. Did you know the U.S. maternal death rate could potentially rise by 24% with a federal abortion ban? Or that over half of those seeking abortions live below the poverty line? As November's election looms, understanding these realities is more critical than ever.

Tooth Truth or Health Scare? Yorktown's Bold Fluoride Decision

Have you noticed any changes in your family's dental health lately? In a surprising move, Yorktown Supervisor Ed Lachterman has suspended water fluoridation following a recent federal court ruling. U.S. District Judge Edward M. Chen declared the current fluoridation standard of 0.7 mg/L poses an "unreasonable risk" to health and environment. While the judge didn't mandate specific actions, Yorktown took immediate precautions. This decision impacts not just our oral health routines but potentially our children's cognitive development. How this might affect your family's health and our community's future?

Divine Paws: Scarsdale's Heavenly Pet Blessing Returns!

Are you looking for a unique way to celebrate the bond with your animal companion? Mark your calendars for October 6th, as the Church of St. James the Less in Scarsdale opens its doors for the beloved annual blessing of the animals! In honor of St. Francis, pet parents can bring their companions to either the 9 AM or 10:30 AM service. What cherished memories will you and your pet create at this heartwarming community event?

Scarsdale Star Signs!
What do the cosmos say about your day?