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Henry Bird Homestead Receives $172K for Renovation Efforts

The city bought the house in 2009 with $1.2 million in charitable donations, preventing the structure from being demolished for development.

Letter: Review Master Plan Carefully

Letter to the Editor.
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Rye’s Comprehensive Plan Is the Second-Oldest in Westchester. Here are Issues Experts Say That Can Pose.

Neighbors like Harrison, Mamaroneck, Rye Brook, and Port Chester have all updated their comprehensive plans within the last 15 years.
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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.
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Beware of the So-Called Rye Community Planning Collaborative Anonymous Group

The proposals being spread around town in encrypted emails by the so-called Rye Community Planning Collaborative would have a big impact on the future of Rye, Elsen writes.
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They’re Back. This Time, the Local Anonymous Development Group Is Floating Their Own Comp Plan.

The Rye CPC consists of anonymous participants who have contrived various ambitious development proposals over the last year.
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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.
The Rye Arts Center
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City Council Decision on Rye Arts Center Rezoning, Expansion Pushed to 2026 

Mayor Josh Cohn suggested that the council should hold a working session with the Planning Commission to grapple with questions raised in the report.   
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City Keeps a Wary Eye on Massive Former United Hospital Site Project in Port Chester

The outgoing Rye City Council filed a lawsuit to stop the development, alleging that the state review process was flawed.
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Downtown Development Is Front and Center in Pivotal City Council Race

With a pivotal council race now in full swing, all six candidates are honing in on the issue of development, one of the biggest campaign issues on the city’s November ballot.

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