Beyond Rye
If Ever I Would Leave You, it Would Only Be for London A good wife doesn’t leave her ailing husband, unless, of course, Ryan Gosling or Ryan Reynolds is asking. But I know London, almost better than New York City, because we once lived there, and over many years I have traversed every “village,” and […]
A Red-Hot Fall for Fashion
Move over Barbie pink, red has taken center stage. From orangey undertones to deeper hues of maroon, red is the standout pop this season. Whatever shade, red always garners attention, conveying power, elegance, and confidence. This provocative classic is showing up on everything from blazers to handbags to leather boots, breathing new life into basics. […]
GREAT ESCAPES
Fall Fun on Route 301 There is a ribbon of road running between Highway 84 and the Hudson River – from Carmel to Cold Spring – which I first “discovered” when finding an alternate route to the Taconic on which boat trailers are allowed. Various adventures brought me back time and again until I finally […]
A Romantic Romp Through a Fairyland Forest
The Rye High Parsons Street Players performed one of Shakespeare’s most enchanting comedies, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” last weekend. The cast and crew did a wondrous job handling the dizzying number of subplots in this woodland tale and demonstrating the Bard’s conclusion that “the course of true love never did run smooth.” Hats off to […]
RHS Football – Garnets End the Regular Season on a Tear and Are Headed for Playoffs
The Rye High Football team closed out its regular season Oct. 21 toppling Sleepy Hollow 33-0, after defeating previously undefeated Ardsley a week earlier. “Dino (Coach Garr) always has a team that can play… our goal was to stop the run and force them to pass, but our secondary is very inexperienced, and guys just […]
BETTER BY THE DOZEN
The stars were aligned the evening of October 12 for SPRYE’s 12th annual Fallfest benefit, held at Shenorock Shore Club. Dolores Eyler, board president of the non-profit and founder of The Rye Record, had more than a few words to say about the honoree, Robin Jovanovich, whom she hired in 1998 and has worked with […]
Windows to a Hallowed World
It happens every fall! For an amazing 70 years, Rye Recreation has reached out to local businesses and asked them if they wouldn’t mind letting Rye children transform their front windows on a Sunday afternoon. Imagine the delights and frights when those generous merchants, real estate agents, and restaurateurs arrive back at work Monday morning. […]
Weddings
Miller — Dalton John and Heather Miller of Rye, N.Y. are delighted to announce the marriage of their daughter, Charlotte L. Miller, to Beau V. Dalton, son of Ronald and Barbara Jean Dalton of Eastchester, N.Y., on September 23, 2023. The wedding service was held at Rye Presbyterian Church, where Charlotte’s father, is the co-pastor. […]
A Toast to Exemplary Volunteer Nancy Haneman
The Rye City Lions Club will honor Nancy Haneman with the James A. and Marian M. Shea Community Service Award at the organization’s annual dinner, November 14 at Whitby Castle. The Award was established in 2003 to recognize an individual or individuals who lives or works in the community and has contributed to enhancing the […]
RHS Girls’ Soccer – Rye Shuts Out Wolves and Advances to Section Semifinals
In the section quarterfinals, Oct. 24 at Nugent Stadium, the Rye Girls’ Soccer team, through equally stellar offense and defense, dominated John Jay Cross River and came away with a 3-0 victory. Both teams played with intensity, keeping the game to a 1-0 Rye lead until late in the second half. Led by senior midfielder […]