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Rye Ranks No. 3 in ‘New York’s Safest Cities’: Report

Rye had a violent crime rate of just 0.1 per 1,000 people and a property crime rate of 4.5 per 1,000 people, SafeWise reported in its rankings of cities.
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Rye Teens Receive Human Rights Commission Awards

Ashley Hernandez and Kaylie Nakamura are this year's Human Rights award recipients, as well as Ben Fritsche, who received an honorable mention.
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Three Rye City Hall Employees Collected Over $200K in 2024: Records

The salaries were obtained through a Freedom of Information Law request for all 172 city employees.
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Rye Officials Mark Pride Month with Flag Raising Outside City Hall

In 2021, the Rye City Council decided to raise a pride flag each June to show support for the LGBTQ+ community.
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Mayor Cohn Recommends Board of Ethics Review, Resurfacing Tree-Cutting Controversy

"Rye’s Board of Ethics is authorized only to respond to questions raised by officials as to their own conduct. This is not what it did," Cohn said.
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Station Plaza to Be Renamed in Honor of M. Paul Redd and Orial Redd, Rye Civil Rights Leaders

Interim City Manager Brian Shea said a new sign finalizing the Redd name will be designed and there will a “big event" in September "worthy of the occasion."
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Council Sets Public Hearing to Consider Scrapping Rye Public Safety Commissioner Position 

The Westchester County Board of Elections has an Aug. 4 deadline in order for the public safety proposition to appear on the November ballot. 
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Council to Debate Separating Police and Fire Departments, Eliminating Public Safety Commissioner Role

The police and fire departments merged into one department in 2016 in an attempt to modernize and streamline the city's emergency services.
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Stagg Group Pulls Plug on Contentious Harrison Development Plans

The announcement by the developer comes just as the Harrison Town Board was set to open a public hearing to potentially pass a building moratorium.
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Henderson Proposes Shortening Leaf Blower Season, Banning Gas Blowers on Sundays

Currently, under city law, any gas-powered leaf blower is only allowed during the season of Oct. 1 to Dec. 15 and March 1 to April 30, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekends.

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