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As Time Goes By For Rye's Longtime Merchants
A good thing to do at the start of every year is to take a walk through town. Have a good look at all the small businesses that make Rye the great place it is.
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Births
Brian and Daniela Delaney announce the birth of a daughter, Cassandra Belle Delaney, December 8 at Greenwich Hospital. She weighed 6 pounds, 6 ounces and was 20 inches long. Cassandra was warmly welcomed by her brothers Harrison, 4, and Wi...
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Robert Schubert
Robert William Schubert, a longtime resident of Rye, passed away January 5, at his home. He was 88.
Mr. Schubert was an engineer, an executive, and an entrepreneur. He was a World War II veteran, a naval commander, and an avid amateu...
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You Can Go Home Again
Five years ago when the opportunity came up for The Rye Record to have a “home” of our own, as in a little Victorian house overlooking the brook on Elm Place, we grabbed it.
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Don’t Be “That Guy” at This Year’s Super Bowl Party
Whether you’re hosting or attending a Super Bowl party, there’s no doubt that you’ll run into a few of these unsavory characters on February 5.
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The Forest Avenue Speedway Situation
Dear Editor,
Thank you Leslie Lynch for your recent letter to The Rye Record, “Forest Avenue, a Tragedy Waiting to Happen”. As a Forest Avenue resident for over 15 years, I unfortunately couldn’t ...
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Long Island Sound: Back from the Precipice?
She’s just one of the thousands of Rye residents who live, work, or play near the Sound for whom its health is a major concern.
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12/8: Mother reported child attempted to commit suicide. Found her with cut wrist and shoestring around neck.
12/9: Complainant reported daughter screaming after refusing to loan her the family car.
12/9: Rye High School student reported white w...
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Births
John and Meredith Clair announce the birth of a son, Blakely Joseph Clair, November 18 at Mount Sinai Hospital. He weighed 9 pounds, 1 ounce. Blakely joins big brothers, Colby, 2, and Christian, 1.
Catch This Rising Star...
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[The following are excerpts from an April 2011 interview with former Councilman Ed Collins, edited by Joe Sack.]
Sack: Ed, can you talk to us a little bit about personal qualities that you think make a good city council member?
Collins: Sure, ...
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Rye’s Reidenberg Stars in a Whale of a Series
When you’re in the “whale business”, receiving a phone call near the end of the workday requesting you hop on a transatlantic flight scheduled to depart at 6 p.m. is simply part of the job.
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Resurrection, Where Kids Come First
We’ve all heard of firefighters saving cats from trees, but how about ducks stuck in ice?
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Where the Hip and Homeless Live in Harmony
Lacking confidence in Wall Street’s ability to right itself or the government’s willingness to crack the whip, two years ago I took a fair amount of our dwindling savings out of underperforming stock funds...
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11/21: Manursing Avenue resident lost gold link bracelet somewhere within Rye.
11/21: Drug complaint reported at Rye Rec upper pavilion. On picnic table were two open 40-oz. Budweiser bottles. Youth claimed they were his, he was 21, but unable to...
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John Casey
John Patrick Casey died December 5 at Greenwich Hospital, surrounded by family and friends. He was 66.
Born June 5, 1945 in New York City, he was raised on the Upper West Side. He and his brother, Roger, were Irish step-dancing champions ...
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Forest Avenue, a Tragedy Waiting to Happen
Dear Editor,
After a lively Thanksgiving dinner in Rhode Island with family and friends, our friend Amy asked who would join her for a walk with their dog. Her 11-year-old daughter, Christina, was t...
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No Challenge Too Frozen or Feathered for RFD
We’ve all heard of firefighters saving cats from trees, but how about ducks stuck in ice?
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