Adoption Journey Takes Resident to Vietnam and Beyond
Rye resident Rachel Galvez spent the first year of her life in two Vietnamese orphanages: Sacred Heart in DaNang and To Am in Saigon. When […]
Local History
Rye During the American Revolution On July 4, 2026, the 250th anniversary of the nation’s birth will be celebrated throughout the country. Although that anniversary […]
Sixty-Five Years of Rye City Managers
While a council-manager is the most common form of local government, it differs from the system of most large cities like NYC and LA, which function under the mayor-council structure.
A Bit of Local History
Holiday Seasons of Yesteryear From the 1870s into the first decade of the 20th century, the “Port Chester Journal” was the principal paper of the […]
A Bit of Local History
A Fourth Member of Congress from Rye Westchester County Executive George Latimer recently confirmed in a telephone interview that he is considering challenging Congressman Jamaal […]
In Praise of our Veterans
The City of Rye will continue its tradition of honoring residents who have served their country on Veterans Day, Saturday, November 11. Rye American Legion […]
A Bit of Local History
Rye and Westchester County Government In recent voting, Rye residents elected three city council members as well as a representative on the Westchester County Board […]
A Super Six Honored at Wainwright
What do you need to put on a great event? A party tent at the back of an historic and beloved home, a view down […]
Long Live Historic Trees
I hope the recent caterwauling about cutting down trees made many aware of the need to preserve large and historic trees, wherever possible. To justify […]
A Bit of Local History
Newspapers, from 1868 to the Present How would you feel if there was no local newspaper to provide full and readable information about Rye people, […]