Joy to the Town!
Warm holiday spirit swept into downtown Rye on Sunday.
Rye Y members, staff, and volunteers shared their personal stories — from the backstories that brought them to the Y to the successes and challenges encountered on the road to healthy living.
Closer oversight over the Rye Golf Club operations has apparently paid off, as the budget deficit is not nearly as deep as forecast during the summer.
City Manager Scott Pickup gave the City Council a spreadsheet at their Monday meeting.
On the agenda of the City Council’s Budget Workshop Monday night, were reviews of funding for both the Police Department and the Rye Free Reading Room.
The home furnishing stores and florists in town make our hub merrier, brighter, and infinitely more beautiful.
We were tired after a long airplane journey, and I was driving our rented Peugeot diesel north up the D9 to Aix En Provence, already worried about having declined insurance as I maneuvered to avoid French commuter traffic.
The “Storm of the Century” was looming, threatening to block the roads that we run or walk, shutter the Y — a center of village-life and a keystone to our healthy lifestyle —as well the parks and beach that Boot Camp calls home base.
The daydream is always the same: It’s December 1st and I gently toss my holiday shopping list into the recycling bin.
“Life of Pi” is a difficult movie to write about because it encompasses so much of the human experience – it covers man’s relationship to himself, his family, his environment, and God – but its perspective on those experiences is elusive.
