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Golden retriever sitting on a grassy field with a black leash, smiling at the camera beside two people and a vehicle in the background.
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Dogs Go Hand-in-Hand Happiness

Dogs ask for very little, yet they give us everything.
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Reflections From a Minister Who Worked at Ground Zero

The Rev. Andrea Raynor served eight months as a chaplain in New York City following 9/11.
Fall street scene with colorful autumn trees lining a small downtown, cars parked on both sides and storefronts visible in the background.

Letter: I Agree – Too Many Cars

By Mary Romanello
Parking lot outside a station with a gray Jeep Gladiator in the foreground and several cars lined up, green trees in the background and an elevated glass walkway overhead.

Letter: Woeful Parking Lots

By Frank Kenny
City street in autumn with colorful red and orange leaves overhead, lined with parked cars and storefronts on both sides, a dark SUV driving toward the viewer.

Rye Perspectives: Rye is Too Car Focused

By John Nugent
Rescue workers walk and search on a collapsed concrete ruin with a multi-story building in the background, assessing debris for survivors.

Rye Perspectives: Helping the Children of Venezuela

By Valentina Platt-Higgins
Utility bucket truck repairs power lines on a residential street, with a stop sign and fallen branches nearby.

Rye Perspectives: When the Lights Go Out

By Dariusz Borys
Castle-like seaside building with two towers on a sandy beach by calm water in a park-like setting behind trees. (informative)

Letter: People Make Parks

By Russ Gold
Portrait of an 18th-century gentleman in a red coat with white cravat, a small greyhound at his feet, and a ship painting in the background.

Letter: The Jews of Colonial Rye

By Rabbi Daniel Gropper
Thomas DiNapoli

Letter: Comptroller Tom DiNapoli Worthy of Re-Election in June 23 Democratic Primary

A letter from Rye City Democratic Committee Chair Danielle Tagger praises state's top fiscal officer.

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