A Day of Service @ Rye’s African American Cemetery

ByJay Sears, Publisher of MyRye.com
Town of Rye African American Cemetery clean up 2022-01
(PHOTO: A day of service at the African American Cemetery. Pictured from left: Bill Dadlani, Director of Facilities and Property at The Osborn; Steven Otis, NYS Assemblyman; Matthew G. Anderson, President and CEO at The Osborn; Kevin Thomas; Michele Thomas, Executive Vice President at Osborn Home Care; and Richard Sgaglio, Vice President of Marketing & Development at The Osborn. Credit: Courtesy of The Osborn.)

A group of 25 volunteers including students from Rye High School and Port Chester High School and employees of The Osborn retirement community came out for Town of Rye’s Day of Service on January 23 at the historic African American cemetery.

State Assemblyman Steven Otis and Town of Rye staff joined the volunteers to rake leaves, trim underbrush and help clean up the cemetery.

The cemetery, within the City of Rye, is run by and part of the Town of Rye.

Jay Sears is the owner and publisher of MyRye.com. He is a 20+ year Rye resident. Contact Jay here: https://myrye.com/tips-letters/

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