Rye Sidewalk Sale
Cancel whatever you were planning during the day next Thursday, Friday, and Saturday and set aside plenty of time to shop Rye. Our town’s annual sidewalk sale comes but once a year.
Through the generosity of an individual supporter, the Committee to Save the Bird Homestead has engaged Elmore Design Collaborative to prepare a report and plan for the historic landscape of the original Meeting House property.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Family Services of Westchester hosted its eighth annual Summer Games July 14, at Rye Country Day School.
In June, the Jay Heritage Center hosted its second Annual Sustainable Landscape Weekend, featuring exceptional conversations with Charles Birnbaum, President and Founder of The Cultural Landscape Foundation, Washington D.C., and noted ecologist Tom Wessels, Chairman of the Center for Whole Communities, Vermont.
The Children’s Philanthropy of The Woman’s Club of Rye would like to thank the community for its support and generosity over the past decades.
At John Jay’s home in Rye, we try to make history, which is often perceived as old and dusty, something fresh and relevant.
At the end of the school year, a number of longtime Rye Neck administrators, faculty, and staff retired. We salute one and all.
Enthusiastic Milton fifth graders collected over 14 boxes of new and gently used school supplies on the last day of school. Students visited each classroom to gather and organize the donations from the school-wide initiative.
During the last days of school, the Osborn community honored retiring principal Clarita Zeppie.
The Rye Lions Club invites nominations of individuals for consideration to receive the James A. and Marian M. Shea Community Service Award.
