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The Rye Fire Department’s union presented a check shortly after the fire in 2025.
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With Help From Rye Community Donations, Delicias Arellano Reopens 8 Months After Fire

Mexican restaurant, which is also known as Midland Avenue Deli, hosted grand reopening Sunday.
Rye Fire Department’s current front-line truck, Engine 192.
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Rye City Council Approves Purchase of New $1.47 Million Fire Engine

New truck, which has delivery timeline of 1,500 days, will join Rye Fire Department's front lines, replacing 2006 truck with 85,400 miles.
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Family Rescued From Mamaroneck House Fire; Several Hospitalized, No Deaths Reported

The blaze escalated to a second alarm, meaning the fire is serious enough that additional units and firefighters are called in beyond the initial response.
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Scarsdale Metro-North Train Catches Fire, Displacing Over 100 Passengers

The train car went ablaze due to mechanical issues around 7:45 a.m., according to the Scarsdale Fire Department.
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Winter Storm Fern Pummels Rye as City Faces Increasingly Treacherous Conditions

The Rye City and Rye Neck school districts announced that all schools and buildings will be closed on Monday due to the snowstorm.
One of the city's firehouses. File photo/Rye Record
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NY State Waiver Greenlights Kopy to Continue Overseeing Police, Fire Operations in Rye

Kopy, who lives in Mamaroneck, brings in roughly $340,000 a year in total compensation, based on a review of city and state records.
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Rye Honors Those Lost on 9/11 During Annual Ceremony at Locust Avenue Firehouse

The somber program also included the reading of the 16 names of Rye residents and first responders who were killed in the horrific terrorist attack or who have since died of 9/11-related illnesses.
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Rye Passes on Splitting Public Safety Department, Instead Seeks New State Waiver for Commissioner Kopy

And with a reshaped City Council set to take office come January, including a new mayoral administration, the issue has been pushed off until at least next year.
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Smoking, Illegally Dumped E-Scooter Found by Rye DPW Amid Increase in Micro-Mobility Devices

Dumping micro-mobility devices with e-batteries is illegal in New York state, as of 2010, when the state passed the NYS Rechargeable Battery Law.
Elizabeth Redon receives a check from the Rye Fire Department. Photo courtesy of the Rye Fire Department
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Community Rallies Around Deli Owner Whose Shop Caught Fire

The deli, also known as Delicias Arellano, first opened its door six years ago, preparing classic Mexican dishes for takeout.

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