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Gold FBI badge in a black leather holder with an eagle emblem

Undercover Cops Nab Somers Man for Impersonating FBI Agent at Playland

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John Fiore charged with criminal impersonation on July 4, after allegedly telling police he and his dog had been shot in the line of duty.
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Playland to Light Up Night Sky with Rescheduled Fourth of July Fireworks

Commemorative fireworks display set for 9 p.m. Friday after storms dampened park's Independence Day celebration last weekend.
Blue cover: The Things We Never Say, a novel by Elizabeth Strout.

Book Review: Secrets and Strangers

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A look at "The Things We Never Say," "Whistler," and other new books worth checking out.
Barista in a black tee behind a cafe counter, holding two green iced drinks.

Rye Teens Learn Valuable Skills While On the Clock

Laughing Horse Coffee & Tea Co. is not just another café — it’s where many Rye High School students gather to work and connect.
Fallen tree entangled with power lines across a street, with people standing behind yellow caution tape and orange cones on the curb.

Update: Flood Watch Expires Tuesday Morning, With More Rainfall in Forecast This Week

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About 250 Rye residents were without power Monday afternoon, according to Rye police, more than 36 hours after the conclusion of Saturday night's severe thunderstorms.
Cody Blume (top) and Anthony Frabizzio.

170-Plus Students Take Part in Rye High School’s First-Year International Baccalaureate Program

IB Diploma Program is designed for juniors and seniors to develop critical thinking skills, rather than rote memorization.
California Closets ad: beige panel with 'More room for what matters.' beside a showroom of organized white closets and a 'START' button.
Announcement for 2026 Rye grads: Proud parents; Graduation Issue details and Dan Borchert’s contact info.
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.
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County Shuts Down Coveleigh Club Beach for Two Days Following Latest Rainfall

The Rye Pub has been refreshed with new tables, chairs, and wall decorations.

The Rye Pub Reopens With New Ownership and a Revamped Appearance

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Small brick church with a square bell tower, set among trees in a wooded area.

Who Killed Rev. Avery? Rye Murder Mystery Remains Unsolved After 250 Years

Death of 35-year-old rector of Rye’s Grace Church in 1776 could have been the crime junkie podcast of its time.
Front entrance of the Rye YMCA.

Hochul Commits $1.5M to Rye YMCA as Part of Statewide Childcare Access Initiative

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The financial package aims to support "shovel-ready" capital projects to increase licensed childcare availability.
Green street sign reading 'Halsted Pl' mounted on a weathered pole against a cloudy sky.

Rye Streets Tell of Local Family Histories 

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You probably have driven down Purdy, Haviland, or the many other streets named for early Rye families without giving it a second thought.
New showers and walls are being installed at Rye Town Park.

Stalled Renovations in Rye Town Park Resume

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Work that officials had hoped would be done so beachgoers could use the showers by Memorial Day is now on track to be finished for the July 4 beach crowds.
Historic two-story house with surrounding trees, dirt road, and people in front yard on a rural estate (black-and-white illustration).

When John Jay Changed His Loyalties

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Leading up to the Revolutionary War, the Rye resident and future first Supreme Court justice was a “reluctant revolutionary.”
Young female scout in khaki uniform stands beside a wooden 'Nature Library' cabinet labeled 'take one leave one' in a forested area with a wire fence behind them.

Trailblazing as Rye’s First Female Eagle Scout

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Amélie Coghlan joined Scouts as a freshman at Rye High School, giving her just three years to earn the 21 merit badges necessary to achieve highest honor.
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White Plains Hospital Expands Its Team-Based Approach to Multiple Sclerosis Care 

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