For several years now I’ve built art trips to the City around my dentist (or lately, my dentists – plural). It’s one of the privileges of aging teeth.
When I was growing up, my mother’s holiday gift of choice was homemade fudge.
With 2016 quickly approaching, it’s time to flesh out our New Year’s resolutions and figure out the ways in which we’ll keep them.
When I mentioned that my husband and I had just returned from a trip to Croatia and Slovenia this fall, an acquaintance said, “You must have been everywhere else.” Not so.
At their fall Athletic Awards Ceremony December 8, School of the Holy Child commended the FAA All League/Honorable Mention award recipients.
The holiday season has been a busy one for Rye Country Day Upper School Peer Leaders. In November, they prepared their families’ favorite dishes and created a memorable Thanksgiving meal for residents of the Kids in Crisis shelter in Cos Cob.
Elementary school children would probably be amazed by the library of yesteryear with card catalogs, austere desks, and librarians with forefingers to lips signaling, “Shhh.” The F.E. Bellows library for Rye Neck’s third through fifth graders is a stark contrast.
Our children have been hard at work all year, not just on academics but on a long and impressive list of philanthropic endeavors, too.
Two summers ago the Rye Hockey family lost Peter Collins, RHS class of 2013. In his memory, the opening home game has been designated the Collins Cup Game and the Collins Cup is awarded to the Rye Hockey player who best exhibits Peter’s heart and spirit.
The Rye High School Girls’ Squash program is off to an impressive start this season as the Rye 1 varsity team continued their winning ways against New Canaan High School (7-0), City Squash (7-0), Thurgood Marshall (4-3) and Hackley (5-2).
