County Legislator Judy Myers drew a crowd of Rye residents and a lot of members of the media to her public protest of the discontinuation of the #76 bus line, which ran, until the beginning of the year, from the Kohl’s shopping center to Milton Point and back. She made her case in front of the former bus stop near Milton Harbor House January 13.
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.
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.
It’s back! After a year off, the Rye House Tour makes its grand return May 18. The 31st go-round is co-chaired by Julie Friedmann, Denise Cypher, and Grace Aquilino (pictured, left to right). The event benefits Rye High School and is sponsored by the RHS Parents’ Organization.
This month Greenhaven resident Liz Perelstein celebrates her 14th year as President of School Choice International. She developed the business while living in London, where her husband’s job took them for several years.
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.
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.
