Longtime Business Long Live LaVigna Brothers
Most longtime customers enter LaVigna Brothers, through the large garage door on the Macy Avenue, not the Halstead Avenue side.
A Little Taste of Provence
La Panetière owner Jacques Loupiac spent his childhood in the French countryside, and for the restaurant’s 31st anniversary he wants to share that feeling with diners.
Heavenly Hoops
This summer, for the first time, Church of the Resurrection sponsored a college-age basketball program.
Rye High Boys’ Soccer Garnets Take Lakeland to Eight PKs, Before Falling in Summer League Title Game
While most varsity athletes in our area were getting ready for the fall season by splashing in the pool or reading a book at the beach, the Rye High Boys’ Soccer team was taking on Westchester’s toughest teams in the summer heat and humidity.
At the Movies: A New Disney Classic
“Pete’s Dragon” is a throwback in every possible way.
Along For the Rye’d: Woman on the Verge of a Good Scream
The other day I was stopped at an intersection, looking both ways as I’ve been told to do, when a woman in the car behind me started honking repeatedly to encourage me to take the plunge.
The Local Art Scene The Debut of Anelisa Calmet
With paintings reflective of her rich Latin heritage — full of life, energy, and color – Anelisa Calmet is making her debut as an abstract artist.
Public Art Returning to the Park
Last year, we spotted some nude bathers frolicking by Rye’s seashore.
At the Movies “Captain Fantastic” and the Limits of Escapsim
If, on an upcoming summer day, you find yourself torn between going for a hike and going to the movies, “Captain Fantastic” will help you split the difference.
Jennifer O’Connor Strikes a Different Pose at White House
From a serene studio at 15 Purchase Street, Élan Yoga has not only captured the hearts of the local community, but it has caught the eye of New York City and Washington, D.C. as well.