Midland Science Fair
Something Sticky This Way Comes What annual elementary event is slippery, moldy, often malodorous, and experimental? The Science Fair, of course! There was a lot to see and even more to learn at Midland’s School’s Science Fai this month. Young scientists showed how gravity works, performed chemistry tests, delved into robotics, and, of […]
Obituaries: Rev. George
Floyd E. George III, the last reverend of United Methodist Church in Rye, passed away on February 4, 2019 at MorseLife Health Center in West Palm Beach, Fla., where he had lived since 2017, following a stroke. He was 76. Born June 25, 1942 in Norwalk, Conn. to Irene and Rev. Floyd E. George […]
Valtori Pizza Kitchen, a Touch of Italy’s Boot in Rye
Chef/owner Tony Greco at your service at Valtori DINING OUT Valtori Pizza Kitchen, a Touch of Italy’s Boot in Rye By Melanie Cane Without much fanfare last fall, Tony Greco achieved a longtime dream of opening a restaurant not far from his Westchester home. Nestled between Jerry’s Post Road Market and Rye Art […]
Day Trippin’
DAY TRIPPIN’ Laying Down Some Tracks By Jana Seitz It was thoughtful of the winter gods to give us a parting gift a week before our clocks sprang forward. That Sunday night snowfall was perfection, like a robin’s-egg blue box with a big white bow. Everyone was snug as a bug in a […]
Obituaries: Joan Collins
Joan H. Collins, 91, died peacefully on March 10, 2019, in Baltimore, Md., with her family at her bedside. Born on September 1, 1927 in Forest Hills, N.Y. to Joseph and Grace Higgins, she was in the first graduating class at the Greenwich campus of Convent of the Sacred Heart in 1946. She went on […]