At the first City Council meeting of the year, before getting down to the evening’s agenda, Mayor Joe Sack delivered the State of the City address.

I like school vacations that involve more sleeping-in late, less homework, and less routine, so having a two-week holiday break was a real treat. However, with brutal temperatures and snowstorms, finding activities to get the kids moving can be a challenge.

You might imagine there would be some trepidation amongst fifth graders when they’re asked to rhumba, but not Osborn School fifth graders.

Shall We Dance

You might imagine there would be some trepidation amongst fifth graders when they’re asked to rhumba, but not Osborn School fifth graders.

“Her” tells the story of a man who falls in love with a machine, which sounds like a set-up for an inventive film about how the human experience changes in the age of technology.

As 2014 dawns, the question on all of our minds is what kind of year it will be.

January is not exactly the zenith of the gardening season, but that doesn’t mean a gardener should let their guard down, relax, or reduce their efforts.

The Rye High School Boys Squash Team has been up and running with a great start led by captains James Reid, Elliot Meister, and Ward Urban.

A preliminary plan for an affordable housing project at 150 North Street was presented to the City Council at its December 18 meeting.