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Junior Mary Ebeling takes a shot.

Rye Girls Lacrosse Beats Mamaroneck to Snap 3-Game Skid, Set Up Saturday Showdown Against Horace Greeley

Garnets beat Mamaroneck 16-7 to remain unbeaten in league play entering matchup between 2025 Section 1 finalists.
From left, Marion Anderson, Josh Nathan, James Ward, and Amy Kesavan.

Rye City Council Returns to Square House for Annual Historical Meeting, Toasts City’s ‘Progress and Preservation’

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Former and current councilmembers share stories of city's past on Wednesday as Rye begins process of planning for future.
Phoebe Greto

How Can Rye Sports Be This Good?

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Since November 2023, 13 Garnet teams have won section titles. Nine advanced to state tournament semifinals, and five achieved the ultimate goal of winning a New York state championship. Is it something in the water?

Rye’s Designation as ‘Neutral Ground’ During Revolutionary War Led to Mayhem, Plundering

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Jan Kelsey, a Rye resident and president of Westchester Historical Society, shares details of period to capacity crowd at Rye Free Reading Room.
John Phillips

Edith Read Sanctuary Welcomes John Phillips as New Curator

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Wildlife site near Playland hires 14-year employee of Westchester County Parks Department.
Red brick, two-story government building with white pediment, central entrance, flag, and a clock tower atop the roof, leafless trees nearby
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Some Departments Reopen as HVAC Work Progresses at Rye City Hall

City announces Thursday that assessor, building, and planning offices have reopened, while meetings will continue off-site through April.

Maman to Open First Westchester Location in the Former Home of the Snackery Downtown

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Photo Anne and Joel Darelius

They Dreamed a Dream: The Dramatic Road to a Triumphant ‘Les Mis’ at Rye High

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Jack Manire

Rye High School Alum Jack Manire Dies at 38

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Raised in Rye, former Garnet hockey and soccer player went on to graduate from Vanderbilt University and eventually pursue a career in finance.
Senior catcher Jackson Pineault looks to throw out a baserunner.

After Rallying to Win Home Opener, Rye Baseball Blasts Nyack for 14-1 Victory

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Garnets erase six-run deficit against New Rochelle, beat Nyack in shortened game Monday to remain unbeaten since Florida trip.
RCSD Superintendent Tricia Murray, left, and Board President Jane Anderson, right, during the March 24, 2026 Board of Education meeting. Screenshot courtesy RCSD

Update: Rye City School Board Adopts $116M Budget for Next Year

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Changes in the proposed 2026-27 budget include fewer fourth-grade classrooms, new district-sponsored teams, and a roof replacement at Rye High School.

The Perfect Time to Get Your Kids to Start Gardening

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Alli Rogers, education director of The Rye Nature Center, said gardening with kids has many benefits.
Rendering by Crozier Gedney Architects

Three-Story, Mixed-Use Development Proposed at Corner of Purchase Street and Purdy Avenue

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Rye Planning Commission will hear proposal Tuesday for project that would include three commercial spaces and five two-bedroom apartments.
Rye's streets were filled with players, coaches, and supporters of local youth baseball and softball teams.

Opening Day Parade Celebrates Record Year for Signups in Rye’s Youth Baseball and Softball Leagues

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Over 700 players make annual march to Disbrow Park on Saturday, capped by mayor's ceremonial first pitch and speeches by Rye Little League and Rye Girls Softball presidents.
person reading imaging results

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