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Junior Penelope Gilmore had two extra-base hits Tuesday.
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Penelope Gilmore Pitches Complete Game, Scores Three in Rye Softball’s Win Over Rye Neck

Eight Garnets get hits in Tuesday's 12-6 road victory, with Gilmore and Sophiah Collins each getting two hits and three runs apiece.
Senior Michael Talbott throws a pitch.
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All of Garnets’ Scoring Comes in Sixth Inning of 3-1 Win Against Eastchester

Senior Michael Talbott pitches complete game Tuesday, leads off Rye's three-run inning with single.
Michael Anfuso during his promotion from police officer to sergeant.
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Lt. Michael Anfuso Retiring After Nearly 30-Year Career With Rye Police Department

Rye native was sworn in as lieutenant of detective division in 2017, held position for nine years until departure on May 1.
Rye's girls golf team.
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Rye Girls Golfers Beat Harrison to Claim League Title

Garnets top Huskies and defending state champ Ursuline back-to-back to secure spot in section tournament.
Hundreds gather on Purchase Street for Mistletoe Magic.
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What’s on the Agenda: Rye City Council to Discuss Return of Mistletoe Magic and ‘Your Friends & Neighbors’

After one-year hiatus, Rye Chamber of Commerce plans to revive event on Nov. 29 under new name: Holiday Stroll.
Book cover of The Spy by J. Fenimore Cooper, showing a man in a hat perched on a rocky cliff under a dramatic sky.
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‘The Neutral Ground,’ Part II

Part One of this column described the hardships suffered by families in Rye and other parts of Westchester County during the Revolution that are collectively called the “Neutral Ground.” Among those families were the Jays in Rye and the DeLanceys in Mamaroneck.
Panel discussion with eight people seated around a U-shaped table in a classroom/auditorium; nameplates and water bottles on the table, American flag in the background.
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Proposed Rye City School District Budget Open to Public Discussion in Tuesday Hearing

Public budget hearing to follow regular Board of Education meeting at Rye Middle School, with community discussions scheduled to run through May 14.

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