On the Home Front: 265 Grace Church St, Rye.
One Singular Sensation The front façade at twilight. One room flows gently into another on the first floor. The back patio has been the site of many great gatherings over the years. By Robin Jovanovich Tucked away on a 1.25-acre parcel of lushly planted property on Grace Church Street, close to town, is one of […]
Honoring Local Black Leaders
A Bit of Local History Honoring Local Black Leaders By Paul Hicks More than a century ago, two Black families moved to Rye, and their children remained to raise their children in Rye. This two-part article will tell some of their stories, including the lasting contributions they made to their communities. Their stories overlap, but this first installment is mainly about Robert S. Brown and his wife, Lester, while the second part focuses on M. […]
Wall St. Comes To Holy Child
Financial Leaders Share Wisdom With Eager Gryphons School of the Holy Child’s Leadership Institute in Finance 0ffers a two-year seminar course focused on empowering girls to master financial literacy and to develop skills to prepare them for internships and careers in finance. The Institute recently hosted a lunchtime panel for juniors and seniors with the U.S. Women’s Network Steering Committee of […]
Easy to follow choices that can lead to a healthier lifestyle.
Three Paths to Good Health The start of a new year symbolizes a fresh start, a chance to reassess our lives and set new goals. Two of the most common pledges we make every year are to lose weight and get in shape. To help achieve your aspiration of realizing a healthier you can follow […]
Tony O’Callaghan
R A. O’Callaghan passed away peacefully, with his family by his side, at his home in Rye on February 9, 2021 with his family by his side. He was 85. Born in Manhattan on March 14, 1935, Tony, as he was known, was the son of Harold and Julia O’Callaghan. He met the love […]