Adorable kids, lively music, dancing, papermaking, and clay — the latest from Rye Presbyterian Nursery School, featuring over 100 of its young students, has it all. For the second year in a row, the school is starring on YouTube in a 16-minute film. The film, directed, and produced by parent Leon Sculti, shows how children learn through the “language” of activities.
The RHS girls tennis team stretched its unbeaten streak to four on September 14 while hosting rival Harrison. All of Rye’s singles players won to defeat the Huskies, dropping Harrison’s season record to 2-2.
In September of 1980, chains like CVS, The Gap, Starbucks, and Subway didn’t even exist in Rye. F. W. Woolworth and a popular eatery called Cosmo’s graced Purchase Street.
Rye Country Day won a lopsided field hockey game against Holy Child September 13, one in which the 6-1 score accurately reflected overall play.
The RHS field hockey team came out swinging in its season opening games. After defeating Valhalla 7-0 in a scrimmage on September 8, the Garnets won two non-league games. Rye topped John Jay 4-1 on September 10 and Rye Neck 2-0 three days later.
It’s not everyday that music mogul Simon Cowell is so rhapsodic about a vocalist that he proclaims her a “star” on national television after a single iconic tune.
When Laura Tiedge, Senior Director of Healthy Living at the Rye Y, was recovering from a stress fracture a few years ago she volunteered at a triathlon.
Helen Gates, Executive Director of the Rye Arts Center, was full of good organizational news this week. Adam Levi is being promoted to the position of Senior Director, responsible for the Arts School and Operations functions.
As part of the New Rochelle ArtsFest, transFORM Gallery presents “Artwardly Mobile: Keeping up with Jones St.”
Time for a wax job! No, not that kind; I mean it may be time to get your Barbour coat re-waxed, or as they refer to the process in South Shields, UK re-proofing.
