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The lot adjacent to City Hall and the Rye Free Reading Room.
By Chris Marshall

City Council to Consider Shelving Free Library Parking at Public Hearing

Hearing set for June 10 to discuss proposed amendment, which would eliminate 15-minute free parking to free up spots for city employees.
Red brick, two-story government building with white pediment, central entrance, flag, and a clock tower atop the roof, leafless trees nearby
By Record Staff

Some Departments Reopen as HVAC Work Progresses at Rye City Hall

City announces Thursday that assessor, building, and planning offices have reopened, while meetings will continue off-site through April.
City hall
By Miranda Ferrante

City Council, Boards and Commissions to Meet Off-Site in April as Work Continues on City Hall HVAC System

City's annual historic meeting will be April 15 at the Square House, and mayor will deliver State of the City address April 29 at The Osborn.
Locust Avenue Bridge
By Rosie Newmark

City Pitches $76M Investment in Capital Projects Through 2030

Shea emphasized that the City Council should remain flexible when it comes to the Capital Improvement Program as it will change over time.
By Rosie Newmark

Three Rye City Hall Employees Collected Over $200K in 2024: Records

The salaries were obtained through a Freedom of Information Law request for all 172 city employees.
By Camille Botello

Rye ‘Soft’ Launches 311 Feature on City App, Website to Report Issues

The impetus for 311 was to create a more efficient way for Rye residents to report and track citywide issues without having to log problems in-person.
By Shannon Haines

City Kicks Off Pride Month With Flag Raising, Celebration

Pride month began in Rye with a host of events through the weekend.

Community Gathers to Honor Rye’s War Dead on Memorial Day

Mayor Josh Cohn announced plans for a new plaque honoring those lost in Afghanistan and Iraq.

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