Rye High School Senior on a Mission to Save the Monarch Butterflies
When Ella Froah learned in a conservation class at Columbia University that the monarch butterfly population was endangered, she had to take action.
For the Spotted Lanternfly — Squish, Crush, Smash PDQ
There are some easy trap options for killing the spotted lanternfly without the need for the use of pesticides.
Voris Archeological Dig Unearths Treasures on Milton Road
Volunteers and two archaeologists gathered on Milton Road between the Rye Meeting House and the Bird Homestead to participate in the third and final phase of an archeological dig on the site of Voris’ homestead.
New ‘Tuesdays at 10’ Group Wants to Foster Fellowship and Opportunities For Men
As the name suggests, the group of men will meet at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays, once a month, and meetings will feature a speaker from within the community.
Rye Sustainability Committee Joins CURE100 in Race to Net Zero Emissions
As part of its effort to fight climate change, the Rye Sustainability Committee has founded RYE100, a local chapter of CURE100.
UPDATED: Health Department OK’s Oakland, Playland, and Coveliegh Club Beaches to Reopen
Rye’s beaches were among 11 to reopen along the Sound Shore after being shut down by the health department indefinitely last week.
First Positive Tests for West Nile Virus Found in Mosquitoes in Rye, 4 Other Westchester Communities
The first positive tests for West Nile virus in mosquitoes was found in batches from Croton, Mount Vernon, Rye, White Plains, and Yonkers.
Coveleigh Club 1 of 9 Sound Shore Beaches Westchester Health Department Closes Monday
Coveleigh Club was closed along with beaches in Mamaroneck and New Rochelle by Westchester Health Department officials due to the possibility of “elevated bacteria levels.”
Downtown Parking Lot Closed for August Repairs Mandated by Save the Sound Settlement
Merchants and residents are not happy with the closing of the much-needed municipal lot, because of the lack of available parking spots downtown.
Living Shoreline Project Looks to Protect Edith Read Sanctuary
The county considers the area adjacent to the Edith Read sanctuary ideal for a living shoreline, because of its history and recent devastation.