I wrote about why people say they hate their jobs in the issue before last. Afterwards, I was reminded of my mother telling me once that, when I was born, they hired what today would be called a nanny.

Municipal Blotter of Yesteryear:

Issues of The Rye Chronicle, dating back to 1907, have recently become available online, providing a fuller picture of happenings in the Village of Rye a century or more ago.

Day TRIPPIN’:
Back to the Garden…Upstate
There may not have been a “half a million strong” on our recent visit to Woodstock, as Joni Mitchell’s iconic anthem memorialized, but “everywhere there was a song and a celebration.”

Some of the best movies ever made have been about journalists. “Citizen Kane,” “All the President’s Men,” and “Network” are the biggest names, but you could also throw “His Girl Friday,” “Ace in the Hole,” and “Zodiac” on the list, as well.

A group show of eight spry, artistic seniors who are members of or volunteers of SPRYE forms the new art exhibit in the Art Gallery of The Osborn...

It’s not every day that you get to help a famous artist make a work of art. So, I jumped at the chance to lend a hand when the Neuberger Museum of Art put out a call for volunteers.

It was déjà vu all over again for Rye’s Field Hockey team. Their whole winning season was a lead up to the Class B sectional final against Lakeland November 3.

This year’s Rye/Rye Neck/Blind Brook Girls’ Swim and Dive team was the largest ever, with 42 girls.

It has been a stellar cross-country season for Ben Arquit.

It’s been a tough 2015 for Rye Neck. In June, all-Westchester running back Dom Brescia graduated, as did the Black Hats’ quarterback, leading receiver, and top defensive back, leaving a group of untested underclassmen to open the season.