What’s in a Name? A New Bagel Place on Purchase Street Is Finding Out.
That the new eatery sold out of its signature bagels on opening day was clearly the result of word of mouth and social media buzz — the store had no outdoor sign.
Ahead of Congestion Pricing, MTA is Offering $1 Weekend Rides to Guests of Monthly Ticket Holders
The discounted $1 rates only apply to guests of monthly ticket holders on Saturdays and Sundays starting this weekend, but can be used to go anywhere Metro-North and LIRR trains travel.
Truck Driver Issued Summons After Hutch Accident; Second Major Parkway Crash in Days
A tractor-trailer driver crashed into and became wedged under the Wilmont Road overpass on Dec. 19, closing traffic on the Hutch for hours.
Latimer Implores White House to Address Drone Sighting Concerns in Letter to Biden
People have reported drones hovering in the skies across the Northeast – particularly in New Jersey, New York City, and Long Island.
UPDATED: Rye Home Ravaged by Electrical Fire is Currently Uninhabitable
Officials responded to 2 Lane Way just before 5 a.m. on Dec. 8.
‘You Can’t Expect Government to Take Care of Everything’: Preparing For Rye’s Next Disaster
Workshop leaders urged attendees to prepare for disaster.
‘Alternative Device Fair’ Presents Smart Phone Alternatives For Kids and Parents
The event was planned to give parents a place to explore alternatives to typical smart phones.
Harrison, Mamaroneck Water Provider Pays EPA $1.26M Over Contaminated Drinking Water Violation
According to the settlement, WJWW supplied drinking water to its 120,000 Harrison and Mamaroneck customers that exceeded legal limits for “certain chemicals.”
Rye Town Park Begins Pavilion, Bathroom Repairs
The Rye Record reported recently on the extensive decay and neglect of many of the beautiful, historic buildings in Rye Town Park.
Trouble at The Beach: Long Island Sound is Cleaner, But Still Polluted
The Sound has become significantly cleaner over the last 50 years, but that water has not become consistently clean enough.