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Jamie Morris and Rye celebrate a run against Harrison.

Rye Baseball Beats Harrison 8-0 to Complete Sweep, Finish Regular Season on 6-Game Win Streak

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Seventh-inning home run puts cap on Tuesday's finale, as Garnets enter postseason play this weekend as possible No. 1 seed.
The tower building under construction.

Once an ‘Utter Eyesore,’ Rye Town Park Tower Undergoing Rapid Restoration Process

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Re-stuccoing of 1910 tower is one of a series of new projects underwritten by the Friends of Rye Town Park, which raised $450,000 last spring.
Kim Berns, left, with Amanda Mills of My Sisters' Place.

What’s The Story with Kim Berns: My Sisters’ Place is Striving to End Violence

In this episode, Kim sits down with Amanda Mills, the director of the anti-trafficking program at the Westchester-based nonprofit My Sisters' Place.
Coach Alex Tejera talks to the team on the field.

With 3 Games Remaining, Rye Softball Making Another May Playoff Push

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After entering the month with a 2-9 record, the Garnets have won back-to-back games and three of their past five.
Councilmember Jamie Jensen and Mayor Josh Nathan discussed zoning and construction laws at Wednesday's city council meeting.

Hearing Set to Consider Six-Month Moratorium on Certain Development Applications in Rye

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If adopted, city will temporarily pause approval of certain applications for properties in Central Business District and adjoining districts.
Senior Henry Shoemaker scored twice against Mamaroneck.
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Last-Minute Rally Comes Up Just Short for Rye Boys Lacrosse in 10-9 Loss to Mamaroneck

After entering fourth quarter trailing 9-4, Garnets score three goals in final 1:11 to make Class A-leading Tigers sweat it out Saturday.
Poster ad for 'Play Rye Finder Online' showing a man with glasses thinking at a desk, with the message 'Compete For Fun Prizes!' and a blue rounded 'Play Today!' button.
Aerial map of a college campus with white and red-roofed buildings, green lawns, trees, and a road loop.

What’s On the Agenda: The Osborn Aims to Shore Up Drainage Concerns Before Proposed Construction

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Collage of Rye Record newspaper pages with the headline 'Newspaper of the Year' and awards badge on a blue background, celebrating first place.

Rye Record Wins 23 Awards From The New York Press Association and is Named Newspaper of the Year

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From left, Peter Hauck, Elizabeth DelliColli, Paola Balentine, Lisa Albore-Genova, Catherine Sales, Sharon McSorley, and Tracy Mancuso.

Rye High School Special Education Aides Work Their Magic

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The Garnets classroom is home to about 12 students who move through life differently than most, but who, like all teenagers, long to feel included and a part of a larger whole.
Lacrosse goalie in dark uniform reaches to block a shot near the goal as two attackers in white and maroon jerseys press forward on a green field.

In Rematch of Last Year’s Section Championship, Nyack Beats Rye Girls Lacrosse By Familiar 13-12 Score

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Garnets tied score with four minutes remaining Tuesday, but gave up game-winner 26 seconds into overtime.
Person wearing a plaid shirt and backpack walks through a yard blanketed with autumn leaves in front of a brick building.

Rye’s Year-Round Ban on Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers Takes Effect

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As of May 1, city joins about 70 other New York communities with bans or restrictions aimed at reducing noise and pollution.
From left, Fiona Marino, Alexandra Dimeo, Kate Chesley, and Sadie Fu.

Elementary Students Learn About Perils of Cellphones From an Unlikely Group: High Schoolers

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Rye High School juniors and seniors give presentation on the impact phones can have on mental health, sleep, and free time.
Four professionals in business attire smile for a group photo with a microphone logo overlay in the foreground.

Ed Shine Remembered for His Legacy of Excellence

Today colleagues reminisce about the legacy of Edward "Ed" Shine, the 16-year former Rye City Schools superintendent who died from Parkinson's complications last month.
Two green public trash cans with round white labels sit on a sandy beach near a black metal fence and ocean in the background, under a clear blue sky.

Old Trash Bins at Rye Town Park Canned in Favor of Better-Looking, Eco-Friendly Models

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Friends of Rye Town Park raised $60,000 to replace 47 trash cans, with 30 more still in need of upgrade.
person reading imaging results

White Plains Hospital Expands Its Team-Based Approach to Multiple Sclerosis Care