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Hamish Fenton (left) and his brother, Archer.
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Rye Middle School Eighth-Grader Hamish Fenton Passes Away Following Battle With Rare Cancer

Rye community rallied around Fenton during years-long bout with Nut Carcinoma, raising money for cancer research and naming March 27 "Hamish Fenton Day."
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Rye Girls Lacrosse Beats Pelham to Reclaim Section Title

Garnets reclaim Section 1 Class C crown with 15-9 victory Tuesday, advance to state quarterfinals Sunday.
Smiling man takes a selfie at a high school marching band event, with packed bleachers and students in black shirts behind him.
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A Music Teacher Who Changed Lives: Dan Brown Retiring After Nearly 4 Decades Leading Rye High School Band

Long-time director took job in August 1989 — a week and a half before the start of the school year — and stayed for 36 years.
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Where to Watch the New York Knicks Tip Off the NBA Finals in Rye

Knicks continue pursuit of first championship in 50-plus years, with Game 1 set for 8:30 p.m. Wednesday against San Antonio Spurs.
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Police Chase Ends in Hospitalization of Driver, Rye Officer

Jaime Elizandro Pacheco-Zamora, 29, of Port Chester, charged with DWI following Sunday morning collision with Rye officer, who was sent to Westchester Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries.
Young man in a light shirt sits on stage, holding a microphone and smiling during a talk.
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Rye Teen Helps Others Living With Tourette Syndrome

As a youth ambassador, Lex Fogarty has visited schools across the region speaking with students and faculty about Tourette syndrome.
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Remembering Our Vets this Memorial Day

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary this summer, the city of Rye marked Memorial Day by honoring those who died serving the country.
Curved blue velvet sofa centered in a living room, facing a stone fireplace with a painting above and pillows around it, cello by the window to the right.

The Sunken Living Room Is Back

Conversation pits from the ‘60s and ‘70s are making a comeback — and in a town full of older homes with good bones, Rye is prime territory for the revival.

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