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Speaker at a podium giving a presentation in a room with a large projected painting of a historical signing; audience seated.
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‘Glorious Lessons’ Found in John Trumbull’s Brushstrokes

To a packed crowd at Rye Reading Reading Room, author and historian Richard Brookhiser discussed Revolutionary painter's work and legacy.
Danielle Lussier leads a music therapy class at Christ’s Church.
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Confronting Dementia With the Power of Music

Danielle Lussier's weekly music therapy program at Christ's Church aims to benefit cognition, activate physical and sensory experiences, and foster socialization and self-expression.
Group of runners in a street race, wearing bib numbers and athletic clothing, running past a fence on a sunny day.

Photo Gallery: Runners Beat the Heat in Soul Ryeders Half Marathon & 5K

Hundreds complete 3.1- and 13.1-mile runs through Rye's streets and parks in fourth-annual race Sunday.
City Engineer Ryan Coyne speaks at Thursday's meeting.
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City Says Public Participation Could Be Key to Securing Grant for Gagliardo Park Improvements

Online survey will remain open until May 29, giving residents chance to share ideas and concerns about deteriorating West Rye park.
Portrait of an older woman with short dark hair, wearing red lipstick and pearl earrings, smiling at the camera in a white blouse.
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Rye Resident Dies at 100

Before retiring at 75, Dot Kelly’s career included working in the accounting offices of Holiday Inn and Ramada Inn.
Smiling elderly man outdoors, wearing a blue sweatshirt, with greenery in the background.
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Former Rye Resident Dies From Injuries in Motor Vehicle Accident

David Wood, a father of three, was a former chief lineman for Con Edison.
Park entrance with a chain-link gate, green sign, and surrounding hedges leading to a grassy field.
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Gagliardo Park Improvements Up for Discussion in Thursday Meeting

Despite failed attempts to secure grant money to restore park, Rye Recreation Commission aims to gather community feedback on long-overdue updates.
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Colleagues, Rye Leaders Recall Legacy Left by Late Educator Ed Shine

Following former superintendent's passing on April 21, Rye City Schools board presidents reflect on the achievements of his 16-year tenure in Rye.
From left, Fiona Marino, Alexandra Dimeo, Kate Chesley, and Sadie Fu.
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Elementary Students Learn About Perils of Cellphones From an Unlikely Group: High Schoolers

Rye High School sophomores and juniors give presentation on the impact phones can have on mental health, sleep, and free time.
The tower building under construction.
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Once an ‘Utter Eyesore,’ Rye Town Park Tower Undergoing Rapid Restoration Process

Re-stuccoing of 1910 tower is one of a series of new projects underwritten by the Friends of Rye Town Park, which raised $450,000 last spring.

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