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California Closets hero banner with a peach left panel showing 'More room for what matters' and a rounded 'Start with a free design consultation' button, plus a neatly organized walk-in closet and the California Closets logo on the right.
Sophomore Will Niejadlik

Rye Boys Lacrosse Beats No. 1 Wantagh to Reach Class C State Title Game

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Garnets hand Long Island regional champs first loss since April 14, advance to face Jamesville-DeWitt in Sunday's championship.
Principal Andrew Hara holds up a tablet to show students the Knicks score.

Senior Prom Is Once; Being a Knicks Fan Is Forever

Focus shifts from dancing to scoreboard watching at Glen Harbor Island Club, as Rye High School students hope to witness New York's first NBA title of their lifetimes.
(From left) Dino Garr, Tommy Maloney, and Carson Miller.

After Winning 3 Section Titles in Senior Year, Carson Miller Takes Home Athlete of the Year Honors

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Two-time state champion QB recognized at annual awards luncheon Wednesday, with state semifinal lacrosse game on deck Thursday.
The lot adjacent to City Hall and the Rye Free Reading Room.

Rye City Council Unanimously Approves Amendment Removing Free 15-Minute Parking on Library Lane

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No residents spoke during Monday's public hearing on amendment, which aims to free up more parking for city employees.
Seven officials sit at a raised dais in a government meeting room; American flag on the left. Nameplates read E. Baldwin, A. Kesavan, J. Ward, J. Nathan, J. Jensen, M. Anderson, R. Cunningham from left to right; microphones in use.

Twelve-Person Committee Appointed to Help Guide City Through Comprehensive Planning Process

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Mayor Josh Nathan says group was assembled to represent a broad range of perspectives and expertise.
Line of football players in white and red uniforms standing on stone steps beside a Gothic-style stone building under a blue sky.
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Rye Celebrates the Life of Hamish Fenton

Community that rallied behind 14-year-old's fight against cancer gathered Sunday in remembrance of a master Lego builder, Giants superfan, and beloved brother.
California Closets ad: beige panel with 'More room for what matters.' beside a showroom of organized white closets and a 'START' button.
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.
Girls' soccer match: a Black jersey player (number 12) controls the ball while white-blue team members converge on a turf field.

To ‘Face a Goliath’: Rye & Section 1 Athletics Lead the Charge in Removing Private Schools From Postseason Play

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Smiling woman in a red dress signs copies of a book at a table covered with a blue-patterned cloth during a signing event.

Annabel’s Devoted Fans Turn Out in Droves

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The proposed Nature Learning and Visitor Center at Rye Nature Center.

Rye Nature Center Proposes Construction of New Visitors Building, Driveway Off Boston Post Road

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City-owned, 47-acre property will present alternative entryway at Wednesday's City Council meeting, along with plans for $5.9 million visitor and education center.
Two men in suits sit at a panel table in a conference room, one speaking while the other listens, with laptop and water bottle nearby.

Schools Consider Beefing Up Counseling, Orientation Programs

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Traditionally, district counselors have their first individual check-ins with sixth- and ninth-grade students in October or November, sometimes a month or more after the school year is underway.
Proposed drainage plan map showing stormwater improvements, infiltration basins, and underground detention areas with labeled zones.

Planning Commission Says The Osborn Project Won’t Have Adverse Environmental Impact, Moving Plans Onto Approval Phase

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Major construction updates at senior living facility could be given green light as early as next commission meeting on June 23.
Smiling woman with short wavy hair and pearl earrings, seated on a floral-patterned couch (black-and-white photo).

Rye Resident and Grandmother of 21 Dies at 100

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A proud Daughter of the American Revolution, Rosemary Zahringer was active with the Rye Historical Society, the Rye Board of Architectural Review, and the John Jay Homestead.
Group of dancers and singers pose on a colorful stage with blue and purple lighting, some in sequined dresses, others in suits, arms raised in a dynamic performance pose. An orchestra is visible in the foreground.

Rye Neck Theater Students Clean Up with Metro Award Nominations

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The students are scheduled to reprise the show’s celebratory finale, “It’s Time to Dance,” at the Metro Awards ceremony June 15.
Man in a navy blazer speaks at a wooden podium labeled 'City Clerk' during a formal meeting, with a woman in a white blazer standing beside him and an audience seated in front.

Six-Month Moratorium Approved for Central Business District and Large Home Construction; Rye Country Day Excluded

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City Council votes 5-2 Monday to pause development in certain areas of Rye, with temporary ban likely taking effect early next week.
person reading imaging results

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