Council Tables Development Moratorium Proposal After Critical Feedback
The City Council heard arguments from developers and land use attorneys — who suggested grounds for legally challenging the moratorium proposal.
Discolored Tap Water Plagues Home Across Rye, Rye Brook
Gregg Smith turned on the tap on Christmas Eve to find the water had turned brown. For the Rye resident, it marked the third instance of discolored water in his home in a month — the first appearance coming on Thanksgiving.
Recent Off-Leash Dog Attacks Have City, Police Mulling Next Steps
One victim said a dog bit through three layers of clothing and caused her upper arm to bleed, and also damaged her nerve.
Trump Support Increased in Rye, Mirroring County and State Numbers
The trend in Rye mirrored that of the state and county. Trump’s increased New York margins, including those in Rye, helped contribute to his popular vote victory nationwide.
What’s in a Name? A New Bagel Place on Purchase Street Is Finding Out.
That the new eatery sold out of its signature bagels on opening day was clearly the result of word of mouth and social media buzz — the store had no outdoor sign.
Council to Consider Large-Scale Building Moratorium; Sets Public Hearing
The moratorium proposal is intended to give the council time to evaluate whether the city’s current zoning laws should be amended to preserve aspects of the community’s character.
What’s New With the Rye Metro-North Station? Long-Delayed Coffee House Hopes For Summer Opening
Breno Donatti, the founder of Winfield Street Coffee, said they had been negotiating the lease at the Rye train station with the MTA since 2018.
Arts Center Plans Expansion With New Building on Milton Road
The building would be constructed at 25 Milton Road, a property that was donated to the arts center in 2022 and is adjacent to the center’s current home.
Rye Professional Firefighters Local 2029 to Host 2nd Annual Charity Fundraiser With St. Patrick’s Day Ball
The Rye Professional Firefighters’ Charity, 2029 Fundraising, is gearing up for its second annual charity gala, the St. Patrick’s Day Ball, at the Harrison Meadows […]
Pace of Downtown Development in Rye Raises Concerns With Latest Buildout on Purdy Avenue
Rye, and its downtown, may be especially vulnerable to development pressure, because it has not revised its master plan in 40 years.