Ballroom Dancing and Good Manners for the Young Set
Valentine’s Day may not be a children’s holiday, but nothing warms the heart like the sight of a little girl in a sweet dress waltzing with a dapper little boy.All Aboard for Grand Central’s Centennial
Grand Central Terminal celebrated its centennial on the first Friday in February with celebrities, music, dance, awards, songs, speeches, politicians, and 800,000 of its closest friends.
Winter Walks (Post-Sandy)
So far, the winter weather has been quite mild, making it ideal for walks with family, friends, and dogs. However, a combination of adverse factors has somewhat narrowed the choices of places to walk.
Little Garden Club Promotes Re-Greening With Tree Sale and Education Projects
The severe storms over the past two years have resulted in the loss of more than 1,000 trees in Rye.
Spring Battleground Preparedness: Residents v. Deer
Spring is still weeks away, but Rye residents are already thinking about how to keep out or get rid of those pesky plant predators that will be making unwelcome house calls when the backyard buds, blossoms, and shoots begin bursting out and beckoning — white-tailed deer.
Rangers and Chase Offer to Repair Playland Ice Casino
The New York Rangers and Chase last week announced the launch of New York Rangers Assist supported by Chase, a program designed to improve the youth hockey experience and increase opportunities and accessibility to the sport.
Booker T. Washington and John E. Parsons
What better way to celebrate Black History Month than to discover a letter signed by Booker T. Washington while doing research in the Rye Historical Society’s archives at the Knapp House.
District Avoids Questions About “Three Nights a Week” Eligibility Requirement for Students of Divorced Parents
Using a strategy that would likely confuse even Punxsutawney Phil, Rye City School District administrators have opted to stay out of the shadow cast by last month’s dispute over resident eligibility criteria for students of divorced parents.