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Miranda Ferrante

Miranda Ferrante covers city government for The Rye Record. She graduated with a degree in journalism and communication design from Elon University in North Carolina. She returned to New York to earn her master’s at NYU’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute and started her career as a reporter in Northern Westchester. Out of the office, Miranda enjoys dancing and exploring new restaurants.
Top row (from left): Laura Brett, Christopher Cummins, Brian Dempsey, Justin Driscoll Middle row: Nick Everett, Hilary Garland, Alexandra Kirk, Victoria McMahon Bottom row: Jorge Otero-Pailos, Christopher Repetto, Danielle Tagger, Maria Shuck

Meet the 12-Person Committee Helping to Guide City Through Comprehensive Planning Process

From former NASA scientist to politicians and organization presidents, Mayor Josh Nathan says group represents a broad range of perspectives and expertise.
The lot adjacent to City Hall and the Rye Free Reading Room.

Rye City Council Unanimously Approves Amendment Removing Free 15-Minute Parking on Library Lane

No residents spoke during Wednesday's public hearing on amendment, which aims to free up more parking for city employees.
Mayor Josh Nathan delivers the State of the City address Wednesday at The Osborn.

State of the City: As Planning Process Begins, Nathan Says Rye is ‘Strong and In Good Order’

Mayor touches on wide range of topics pertaining to city's comprehensive plan in Wednesday's city council meeting at The Osborn.
Trash and recycling cans on a curb

Rye City Council Considers Bringing Back Curbside Food Scrap Recycling

Councilman James Ward asks City Manager Brian Shea to look into cost and feasibility of reinstating program that ended in 2020.
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City Council, Boards and Commissions to Meet Off-Site in April as Work Continues on City Hall HVAC System

City's annual historic meeting will be April 15 at the Square House, and mayor will deliver State of the City address April 29 at The Osborn.
City Manager Brian Shea delivers a report at a recent Rye City Council meeting.

Rye City Manager Brian Shea Among County’s Highest-Paid Administrators

Shea's $260,000 annual salary ranks third among municipal managers in Westchester County.
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Swastika Found Inside Rye Middle School Bathroom

City council, letter from school principal address antisemitic symbol discovered Tuesday.
Members of the public observe a map.

Rye City Council Selects White Plains-Based Consultant to Update Decades-Old Comprehensive Plan

Resolution approved Wednesday night tabs AKRF Planning to modernize plan from 1985, with proposed timeline of 18 months.
Emily Baldwin being sworn in

Defeated Harrison Development, Flood Advocacy Lands Emily Baldwin in Vacant Rye City Council Seat

The Beaver Swamp Brook issue energized her, Baldwin said, and sparked deeper involvement with city and local officials.
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Three Mamaroneck Massage Parlors Busted For Prostitution: Police

Mamaroneck police raided three day spas Thursday and found that massages were being offered without proper licensing, while workers were also moonlighting as prostitutes.

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