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By Chris Marshall

Westchester County Becoming a “Friend & Neighbor” for the TV and Film Industry

Apple TV+ show starring Jon Hamm nominated for Emmy on Monday, with plans to film again Thursday in Rye. According to new annual report, film industry generated $1.85 billion for the county in 2025.
By Amalia Wompa

Memories Become History at Rye’s 25th Annual 9/11 Commemoration Ceremony

Members of Rye community gather Friday outside of Sept. 11 Memorial Gazebo to share personal recollections of tragic day.
By Miranda Ferrante

Housing Affordability a Topic of Discussion as Comprehensive Plan Committee Prepares for First Public Workshop

Nine members of committee examine age and size of city's housing inventory at Thursday's meeting; set first workshop for Oct. 14.
By Record Staff

Part of Oakland Beach Avenue Will Close Overnight This Week During Sewer Main Repairs

A quarter-mile stretch, between Allendale Drive and Chamberlain Street, will be closed to all traffic, from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Monday through Thursday.
Two houses side by side: an old red wooden cottage on the left and a tall modern white-brick house with a black garage door on the right.
By Chris Marshall

Rye City Council Denies Exemption for Locust Avenue Construction Project During 6-Month Moratorium

In a public hearing Wednesday, owners of 43 Locust Ave. requested to proceed with plans to demolish existing building and build a new three-story structure.
By Chris Marshall

Rye Nature Center Gets Planning Commission Approval for New Driveway, Continues to Hash Out Proposed Design

Christine Siller, executive director of the Friends of Rye Nature Center, shares update Wednesday with City Council on construction plans, donation campaign for visitors center.
Group of women seated at a long restaurant table, eating and chatting with bowls of salad and drinks in front of them
By Chris Marshall

Westchester-Filmed Productions Receive 23 Emmy Nominations, Including ‘Your Friends & Neighbors’ in Rye

Apple TV+ series starring Jon Hamm, which has scenes in Aurora, Ruby's, and other Rye locales, is nominated for Outstanding Drama Series.
Consultants Tiffany Zezula and Corey Block guide the committee through a discussion on public engagement.
By Miranda Ferrante

Promising Start: City Seeks Input From Every Part of Community Before Creating Plan for Rye’s Future

In group's second gathering, comprehensive plan steering committee discusses ways to involve residents beyond the handful who typically attend government meetings.
Man in a dark shirt giving a presentation beside a large diagram labeled 'Steering Committee'. Detector-friendly caption: a speaker at a podium with an infographic on the wall behind him.
By Miranda Ferrante

Comprehensive Planning Website Launches, With Second Committee Meeting Set for Monday

After expanding to 15 members, committee will lead charge on plan's creation, utilizing 'hub-and-spoke' model of engagement throughout city.
People on a wooden pier lined with blue railings, some seated in red chairs and others standing, watching the water with cameras and binoculars under a covered walkway.
By Rhonda Barnat

Crowds in Rye Turned Out to See Tall Ships That Never Showed. What Went Wrong?

Westchester County's watch guide said Rye was expected to have prime viewing of ships on their way to New York Harbor, but Sail4th 250 says that "may have been a mistake by the publication."

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