Everyone has a story to tell. That’s the premise of StoryCorps — an independent nonprofit organization whose mission is to record, share, and preserve the stories of everyday people.
At the November 28 City Council Meeting, Mayor Douglas French and City Manager Scott Pickup presented Certificates of Public Service to City staff members who have served Rye for 25 years or 30 years.
As Manursing’s centennial year draws to a close, the club has issued “Manursing Island Club: The First Hundred Years,” a panoramic history in pictures and text.
We’re a community that prides ourselves on our athletes, coaches, and athletic programs, and we have a lot to shout about before the year is out.
It’s been a very long time since Democratic and Republican legislators joined with the County Executive in a bipartisan manner to pass the County budget on time.
It is that magical time of year when our attention turns indoors. Something special happens; we slow down and actually become a tad bit jolly. Now that you are in the holiday spirit, let’s decide what to buy your favorite gardener.
Since last season, when Rye High's hockey team lost to Scarsdale in the sectional semifinal and lost 6 seniors to graduation, they suffered their most devastating loss of all — that of their home rink to Hurricane Sandy.
Rye Country Day's boys basketball team won the NYSAISS Championship last year against Packer and lost the Fairchester Athletic Association championship by just one point. Since then, the entire starting team graduated and they have a new coach. Coach Torsie Judkins hails from North Carolina where he was the head coach at Durham Academy for ten years. Assistant coach Brandon Brailsford will be helping the Wildcats as well.
The Rye Rangers Mite Minor team won the Mamaroneck Turkey Shootout tournament November 24 at the Hommocks Rink in Mamaroneck.
