For more than 100 years, the Scarsdale Inquirer has provided local news for one of Westchester County’s most prominent suburbs, detailing the actions of municipal and school officials while celebrating the good works of its citizens and the athletic exploits of its students.
On Wednesday, Jan. 17, a stark notice was posted on the Inquirer’s Facebook page: “The Scarsdale Inquirer has suspended publication as we look for solutions to bring us back to financial sustainability.”
The posting sent shock waves through the community, with reverberations extending to northern Westchester and the Rivertowns. That’s where the Inquirer’s parent company also owns the Record-Review, which covers Bedford, Pound Ridge and Lewisboro, and the Rivertowns Enterprise, which covers Hastings-on-Hudson, Irvington, Ardsley, and Dobbs Ferry.
They too won’t be publishing.
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