Karen Granucci and Rosi Ajjam aim to make 1,000 rosaries before Sept. 15 in preparation for beatification of Archbishop Fulton Sheen.
In group's second gathering, comprehensive plan steering committee discusses ways to involve residents beyond the handful who typically attend government meetings.
Amélie Coghlan joined Scouts as a freshman at Rye High School, giving her just three years to earn the 21 merit badges necessary to achieve highest honor.
The Rye Farmer’s Market, first held in 2004, will open for the 2026 season on April 26.
Featuring the smaller nonprofits may allow members to form ongoing volunteer relationships, using their skills to serve the community.
Social event was brainchild of students from both high schools, with a mission to prevent teenage alcohol and substance use.
Care Packages for Change, which began as a lunchtime brainstorm between friends Alienna Malkani and Martina Farres, has expanded into a flourishing initiative.
This year's event on March 13 will begin with a cocktail hour at 6:30 p.m., followed by dinner at 8 p.m.
Held at Arcade Booksellers, where she recalls buying her first books as a child, the launch event brought together family, friends, and members of the community she grew up in.
Inside the conservatory, nearly 200 New York landmarks and 25 model trains wind through more than 1,000 plants and trees.

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