Karen Granucci and Rosi Ajjam aim to make 1,000 rosaries before Sept. 15 in preparation for beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen.
Westchester County's watch guide said Rye was expected to have prime viewing of ships on their way to New York Harbor, but Sail4th 250 says that "may have been a mistake by the publication."
The annual reading of the Declaration of Independence could simply not take place on the Village Green in the oppressive July 4 heat.
A cardiologist who has treated more than 450,000 patients in his 40-plus year career told a group of men at Whitby Castle recently that to live a long life, they should forget the gimmicks and stick to what works.
The “Friends of Rye Playland,” which started three months ago, has 90 members, with creator Robin Latimer seeking nonprofit status for group.
Jan Kelsey, a Rye resident and president of Westchester Historical Society, shares details of period to capacity crowd at Rye Free Reading Room.
Two years after retiring, and after nearly 30 years in the Greenhaven home she shares with husband Michael, the time was right.
All were dressed by Cognetti, a Rye resident, in clothes provided by four Rye shops.
More than 100 people jammed into City Hall for the ceremony, as the crisp air swirled with the first snowflakes of the season outside.
Buckets of candy appeared under a giant inflatable rainbow as a Wizard of Oz scene emerged all down the block.