Rye on a Sculpture High
It took a visionary sculptor and an extraordinary arts center to put together the feast of figurative forms currently on display along Purchase Street and at the Rye Arts Center.
When the old Merritt Real Estate building on Theodore Fremd Avenue became available in 2011, Robert Georgio of the eponymous Custom Builders grabbed it.
While the County Executive isn’t expected to make an announcement anytime soon about which, if any, of the three ‘finalists’ in the Reinventing Playland process will be selected to operate the park, Sustainable Playland Inc. (SPI) is jockeying for the lead.
William Raveis Real Estate, Mortgage & Insurance is proud to announce that Anthony D’Onofrio has joined their Rye office. Anthony, who has had 18 years of experience in the industry, has expressed excitement about making this change.
Had any good play dates lately? Me neither. Well, except for the one that was at the other kid’s house. That one was pretty painless.
It was fall of 2010 and I was minding my own business, debating my mid-life crisis options and dusting off my resume to try to re-enter the job force. Our youngest had started first grade and so I was starting to think about beginning a new chapter in my life. It was then that I discovered - after several weeks of some pretty determined denial - that I might be pregnant.
At the recent League of Women Voters forum on mandate relief, five Westchester officials from local municipalities explained how mandates handed down from the state are pushing school and city budgets to the breaking point.
Some 75 individuals, representing civic life, business, and nonprofit organizations, attended the YWCA Stand Against Racism at the Jay Heritage Center April 27.
The owner of the 2 Central Avenue property, that for many years was the Black Bass restaurant, landed the zoning variance he needed to erect a two-story mixed-use building on the site.
The Department of Transportation (DOT) in Albany approved the application from Liberty Lines Transit for their route addition to Liberty’s bus line #13. The bus route goes from the Port Chester Train Station to Playland and covers part of the route of the former Bus 76.
