When Rye’s new Police Commissioner Michael Corcoran officially begins his term February 1, he will inherit a force with five fewer officers than when he accepted his new job late last year.
One of the good things about our recent run of warm weather and clear skies is being able to go outdoors comfortably after dark. Lots of things are happening out there.
The Ballet Class is thrilled to announce that New York City Ballet principal dancer Ashley Bouder will be teaching its advanced level students on February 1.
In December, William and Christine Disbrow’s annual raffle to support the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve’s Toys For Tots program raised $4,000 and helped fill Rye Police Department’s lobby with over 400 toys and gift cards.
Longtime administrator Matthew Anderson has stepped up to the role of President and CEO of The Osborn.
Top-ranking agent Julie Bieber has joined Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s International Realty Rye office.
Teens are getting the message: Texting while walking or driving can lead to tragedy. For the Rye YMCA’s 5th Annual Heads Up! Poster Contest, 58 Rye High School students created posters that show the dangers of distraction. The winners are:
Off-the-cuff: Week of January 22, 2016
Don’t worry. This year’s first column is New-Year’s-Resolution-free.
The annual Interfaith Martin Luther King Jr., community–wide commemoration will take place this year on Sunday, January 24 starting at 6.
Since Roman times, January has been known as the two-faced month: one looking back to how we got where we are and the other looking to the future to see where we will be in the coming months and years.
