Globalization has made many food products available throughout the year, but some of us still yearn in springtime for the delicacies that once were found only at this time of year.
At the April 23 City Council meeting, Mayor Sack announced that the City and the Rye Golf Club Commission had reached an agreement to sign an exclusive Whitby Castle catering deal with Lessing’s, Inc.
Rumors circling City Hall for weeks became reality at the April 23 City Council meeting, as Mayor Joe Sack announced that he was asking for the Council’s authorization to enter into an Employee Separation Agreement with City Manager Scott Pickup.
Sustainable Playland Inc. (SPI) announced April 30 that it would resume its participation in the review process by the Board of Legislators.
With less than three weeks until the School Board Election, three residents have thrown their hat in the ring: incumbent Karen Belanger, relative newcomer Blake Jines-Storey, and active community member Jason Mehler.
Milton School students participated in the St. Jude Math-a-Thon in April, raising approximately $4,500.
School of the Holy Child Middle School recently hosted its first Technology Night featuring the “future generation of women in technology.”
After reading the sample non-fiction passage, “How to Build a Bubble Rocket” from the NYS Common Core, Mrs. Landy’s fifth-grade class at Midland School made the rockets.
“Blue Ruin” is that rare cinematic creation: a violent movie with an effective anti-violence message.
What Moms Really Want:
Ask a new mom and she’ll tell you “Sleep.” Ask a mom whose children are out of the house and in a good place, and she’ll answer “World peace.”
