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Some Departments Reopen as HVAC Work Progresses at Rye City Hall

City announces Thursday that assessor, building, and planning offices have reopened, while meetings will continue off-site through April.
From left, Marion Anderson, Josh Nathan, James Ward, and Amy Kesavan.
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Rye City Council Returns to Square House for Annual Historical Meeting, Toasts City’s ‘Progress and Preservation’

Former and current councilmembers share stories of city's past on Wednesday as Rye begins process of planning for future.
The Rye Fire Department’s union presented a check shortly after the fire in 2025.
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With Help From Rye Community Donations, Delicias Arellano Reopens 8 Months After Fire

Mexican restaurant, which is also known as Midland Avenue Deli, hosted grand reopening Sunday.
Jon Hamm on the set in Rye.
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Season 2 of ‘Your Friends & Neighbors’ Gives Viewers More Chances to Spot Rye Locations on Screen

Aurora, Ruby's Oyster Bar among local restaurants appearing in Apple TV+ show's latest season, which premiered Friday.
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City of Rye Seeking Volunteers to Assist in Creation of New Comprehensive Plan

Residents encouraged to complete online interest form, with eventual participation in meetings, work sessions, and events during planning process.
Trash and recycling cans on a curb
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Rye City Council Considers Bringing Back Curbside Food Scrap Recycling

Councilman James Ward asks City Manager Brian Shea to look into cost and feasibility of reinstating program that ended in 2020.
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City Council, Boards and Commissions to Meet Off-Site in April as Work Continues on City Hall HVAC System

City's annual historic meeting will be April 15 at the Square House, and mayor will deliver State of the City address April 29 at The Osborn.
Rep. George Latimer speaks Wednesday on the House floor.
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George Latimer Pays Tribute to The Record on House Floor

Congressman and long-time Rye resident expresses appreciation for local paper on the floor of the House of Representatives.
Rye Fire Department’s current front-line truck, Engine 192.
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Rye City Council Approves Purchase of New $1.47 Million Fire Engine

New truck, which has delivery timeline of 1,500 days, will join Rye Fire Department's front lines, replacing 2006 truck with 85,400 miles.
(From left) Nick Everett, Christian Miller, and Ryan Coyne speak at Tuesdays at 10.
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City Officials Eager for Creation of Rye’s New Comprehensive Plan

City Planner Christian Miller, City Engineer Ryan Coyne, and Planning Commission Chairman Nick Everett share thoughts on Rye's biggest needs.

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