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Three-Story, Mixed-Use Development Proposed at Corner of Purchase Street and Purdy Avenue

Rye Planning Commission will hear proposal Tuesday for project that would include three commercial spaces and five two-bedroom apartments.
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New Mamaroneck Beach Bar Moves Ahead Despite Opposition

The Mariner – which plans to offer table, bar, and walk-up service seven days per week – is set to open on Memorial Day weekend.
front exterior of purchase Street
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The Snackery — The ‘Best Bakery’ Bethenny Frankel Raved About — Abruptly Closes

The closing of The Snackery marked the end of a nearly 18-year culinary odyssey for owner Sara Leand.
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Downtown Retailers Struggle to Digest Tariffs

Benson was recently hit with a $20,000 customs fee on a $40,000 order of goods from India.
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Change is Afoot Among Downtown Businesses

MM Real Estate has received approval for a three-story, mixed-use development on the site with space for street retail tenants and eight apartments.
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A Creperie Comes to Rye 

Take a deep breath upon entering 3 Purdy Ave. and you might imagine you’ve been transported to a French café.
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Custom Suit Shop is Opening Downtown

Everything at Tweeds Custom Suits, scheduled to arrive in Rye this fall, will be bespoke.
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Art for Purchase: Exhibit Transforms Storefronts into Galleries

After months of planning, the event transformed storefronts into mini galleries, weaving local and regional artwork into the daily rhythm of downtown life.
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‘Shark Tank’ Winner to Open Port Chester Eatery

Following advice she received on Shark Tank, serial entrepreneur Jane Carroll plans to produce homestyle, preservative-free food in a large manufacturing kitchen in the historic Port Chester Savings Bank.
parking lot of piazza pizza and Oakland beach deli.
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City Reinstates Outdoor Dining for 4 Businesses After Tables are Abruptly Yanked by Building Department

Several owners said the loss of outdoor dining for 10 days caused some temporary impacts on their businesses.

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