Who doesn’t need a little inspiration? If you’re the type who tears pages from magazines to put in some folder thinking you’ll get back to them, plugs things into iPhone notes, or has random stickies of great ideas all over creation, it may be time to join the Pinterest world.
For interior designer Cindy Mardis doing her job right is as much about advising clients what not to do, as it is coming up with an overall plan that meets their needs and style.
I started gardening several years ago when we bought a house with a big, bare expanse of a yard.
Speaking of aging with grace, The Ballet Class turned 35 this year.
We received a nice note in late May from Michael Gambino, the curator at Edith Read Sanctuary. He wanted to remind the community “that it is high season for the birthing and raising of baby animals — not just at the sanctuary and other County parks, but in backyards.”
The Rye Neck Middle School production of “Little Mermaid Jr.” rocked the house at the Performing Arts Center May 30. Sixth, seventh, and eighth graders brought the beloved Disney animated film about a mermaid, who dreams of life on land among humans, to life.
A Great Cast of Character:
At the Rye Youth Council’s Scholarship Awards Breakfast, high school seniors from Rye High and Rye Country Day schools are honored for their community service, academic excellence, and good character.
Kids hopped aboard everything from a golf cart to a coach bus to a Harley motorcycle at the Vehicle Fair on Sunday.
A Meritorius Occasion:
Memorial Day dawned bright and beautiful, and the ceremony on the Village Green organized by American Legion Rye Post 128 followed suit.
The key to healthy strong plants is healthy soil.
