A group of Rye-area residents are working with the Westchester branch of the American Cancer Society to hold a “Relay For Life” fundraiser the night of June 8 at Rye Town Park.
The Rye library’s Auxiliary Board hosted an evening of history March 21. A panel of five speakers provided fascinating facts and details about Rye’s historic sites — the Square House, Bird Homestead, Quaker Meeting House, Whitby Castle, and John Jay’s boyhood home at the Jay Heritage Center — to a packed house.
The organizers aren’t ready to tell us which five homes are on this year’s tour, but they provided us with two more photo clues. There is no mystery about the date, however: May 18.
A panel of moving and real estate experts will offer advice and tips at a coffee hosted by The Osborn Retirement Community, Tuesday, April 17, at 10 a.m. Learn how to sell your home in today’s market, price it right, and downsize and move with as little stress as possible.
The Rye City Democratic Committee invites you to meet several of the local candidates in this fall’s election. The event will be Sunday April 22 from 3-5 p.m.
Sole Ryeders & Friends invites you to an informational meeting April 25, from 9:30-10:30 a.m. in the Rye Rec upstairs meeting room. The volunteer-driven charitable organization provides support for local cancer-related programs.
While most of us enjoyed the mild winter and the warm early spring, this unexpected gift came with a price — the early appearance of ticks, fleas, mosquitoes and other pests that are normally dormant during in winter.
Corey Radtke studied theater arts at UCLA, and hoped to be a dancer. But early on, she discovered that she was more of a behind-the-scenes artist. Moreover, she started having serious back pain in her 20s after a car accident. Ms. Radtke went on to have a successful career marketing international films.
