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Person using a leaf blower to sweep yellow leaves on a wet sidewalk beside a metal trash can in autumn.
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In First Month of Ban, Leaf Blower Summonses Rev Up in Rye

Police issue 78 summonses for gas-powered blowers in May after just two in first four months of 2025. Conversations with other community officials give a glimpse at what Rye can expect from here.
Group of adults posing outdoors with a green dragon mascot; several hold framed certificates at an event stage.
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Playland Hosts Annual Day for People With Disabilities

Individuals with disabilities, their families, and caregivers enjoy day of unlimited rides and activities Wednesday at Rye amusement park.
Barista in a black tee behind a cafe counter, holding two green iced drinks.

Rye Teens Learn Valuable Skills While On the Clock

Laughing Horse Coffee & Tea Co. is not just another café — it’s where many Rye High School students gather to work and connect.
Row of lit tealight candles arranged in concentric circles glowing in the dark with a warm glow of small flames on a dark backdrop.
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Former Rye Resident Dies at 105

Originally from Washington, Charlotte Hutton and her family moved to Rye in the 1960s, where she was a member of the Rye Twig and the Rye Garden Club.
Group of people outdoors on a sunny lawn, unfurling a large American flag together.
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Where to Celebrate the Fourth of July and America’s 250th in Rye and Westchester County

Tall ships passing Rye beaches, annual reading of Declaration of Independence on Village Green among local events this week.
Smiling man in a plaid blazer and tie, head-and-shoulders portrait (black-and-white photo).
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Former IBM Executive and Ministry Founder Dies From Alzheimer’s

UVA alum Dick Rutledge was passionate about finding speakers that inspired Christian faith.
Young female scout in khaki uniform stands beside a wooden 'Nature Library' cabinet labeled 'take one leave one' in a forested area with a wire fence behind them.
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Trailblazing as Rye’s First Female Eagle Scout

Amélie Coghlan joined Scouts as a freshman at Rye High School, giving her just three years to earn the 21 merit badges necessary to achieve highest honor.
Young child in a New York basketball jersey colors a pink circle with markers at a craft table; a basketball hoop drawing is on the paper nearby.
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Westchester Children’s Museum Hosts Kid-Friendly Knicks Championship Celebration

The museum on Rye’s boardwalk joined the statewide victory lap following New York's first NBA title in 53 years.
Young person in a blue shirt stands among parked bicycles in front of a stone building with green shrubs nearby.

Rye High Graduate Cole Corcino on the Meaning of Community PRYEde

While most high school seniors rank their top schools by prestige, cost, and post-grad opportunities, Corcino had to factor in anti-transgender legislation.
Pamela Stockton
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Harrison Wife, Mother, and Community Activist Dies at 79

In addition to her law career, Pamela Stockton was active in several community organizations, from youth programs to the public library.

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