The Garnets' season culminated in the U.S. High School Team Squash Championships in Philadelphia last month, the world's largest squash tournament, but not before a successful run in the Fairwest Public School Squash League.

When Rye Country Day defeated St. Luke's on the Harvey School ice February 22, it marked the third Fairchester Athletic Association title in a row for the boys from Rye. For the story, we turned to Head Coach Erik Kallio.

Several years ago, I wrote a very occasional column of observations on subjects that struck my fancy. The column was, as its title said, off the cuff – spontaneous, informal, spur-of-the-moment.

Has this ever happened to you? You’re about to cross Purchase Street by the Smoke Shop in the clearly marked crosswalk with painted diagonal lines inside it and a red stop sign.

The City Council approved Mayor Joe Sack’s appointment of Robert S. Cypher Jr. as a part-time City Court Judge February 26.

Countless people have helped make Rye a vibrant and cohesive community over many generations, yet no one has done more than Theodore Fremd, who in his later years was warmly called the “Grand Old Man of Rye.”

It takes a while for customers to get used to a new face in an old shop. Not so with Dan Johnston.

DOWNTOWN PEOPLE: The Prime of Young Dan Johnston
It takes a while for customers to get used to a new face in an old shop. Not so with Dan Johnston.

Theodore Fremd, Grand Old Man of Rye: Countless people have helped make Rye a vibrant and cohesive community over many generations, yet no one has done more than Theodore Fremd, who in his later years was warmly called the “Grand Old Man of Rye.”

When the Garnets Girls' Basketball team took the court at the Westchester County Center for their semifinal tournament clash the afternoon of February 26, they faced the second-seeded Lady Falcons of Albertus Magnus, fresh off a quarterfinal victory over Somers.