Storied Lives Michele Santos Finds That Ray of Hope By Denise Woodin Twice a…
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The Pierces of Rye By Jono Peters Marvin and Pauline Pierce had sixteen…
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Memorial Day Connections in Rye By Terry McCartney I grew up in a…
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By Robin Jovanovich By the time most of you read this, Lloyd Emanuel…
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By Janice Llanes Fabry Ingraham Taylor has lived in Rye for 55 years.…
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By Robin Jovanovich
Saint John (Don) Bosco was a 19th-century Italian priest and educator who put into practice his belief that the transformation of youth is achieved by engaging them through love and support. He brought literacy to street children and dedicated his life to making sure youth was not misspent.
The Salesians of Don Bosco, who serve in 150 countries around the world, were asked to run churches in Port Chester. And while not a church, Don Bosco, Port Chester’s oldest community center, has a strong spiritual grounding, and enables those who need our help to realize their fullest potential.
For the past three years, Executive Director Ann Heekin has made it her mission to expand
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SLICE OF RYE Let Anne Finnegan Guide You On the Path to Somewhere By…
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Gene Collins, Traveling Teacher
By Dolores Eyler
For a man with a long history in finance, Gene Collins isn’t always good with numbers.
Take his anniversary. “Nancy and I have been married 42, no, 43 years,” he said of the woman he vowed to marry upon first sight almost 50 years ago. “It was some enchanted evening.”
“It’s 48 years,” said Nancy. “He has handled millions and billions of dollars but forgets these dates.”
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By Georgetta L. Morque We’ve all heard “winning isn’t everything,” but losing on the…
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By Janice Llanes Fabry Once upon a time, there was a 6-year-old girl named…