The annual City of Rye September 11th commemoration ceremony will be held this Monday, September 11, 2023 at 5:30 pm at the Rye Fire Department Locust Avenue headquarters. Never forget: […]
Category: City of Rye
Posted inCity of Rye, Government
City Employees Celebrate Milestone Anniversaries
Recently the Rye City Council and the City Manager recognized those city employees celebrating milestone anniversaries (10 – 15 – 20 – 25 year anniversaries) as well as the 38 […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Federal Government, Government, New York State, Westchester County
The Eight Rye-Connected Folks on the Annual Westchester 100
A number of individuals connected to the City of Rye – staff, elected officials, pr people and others are among the annual Westchester 100 list published by City & State, […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Rye DPW
Paving the Way Forward: Are You On the List?
The City of Rye released the latest update for its annual street resurfacing program. Milling and paving starts on Monday, on August 14, 2023 See if you are on the […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Letters, MyRye.com, Rye City Board of Ethics, Rye City Council
LETTER: Gang of Four & How Boss Tweed Made His Money
In an open letter to the New York Conference of Mayors, former Rye Councilman Gerry Seitz questions the guidance City of Rye Mayor Josh Cohn says he received from the […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Letters, MyRye.com, Rye City Board of Ethics, Rye City Council
LETTER: For the Mayor, It’s Time for a Reset
In a letter, Ridge Street resident and City of Rye Finance Committee member Jono Peters says the Mayor and his three council allies made a mistake suing the City’s Board […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Rye City Board of Ethics, Rye City Council
Lawsuit Over, Grudge Match Remains
Mayor Josh Cohn and Council Members Carolina Johnson, Julie Souza and Ben Stacks formally dropped their lawsuit against the City of Rye Board of Ethics last Wednesday, August 2nd. But […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Rye City Board of Ethics, Rye City Council
Mayor’s Gang of Four Moves to Drop Lawsuit & Put Code Governing Board of Ethics into Review
Note: This story was updated to clarify the Mayor is recommending a review of the City Code that governs the Board of Ethics (versus a review of the Board or […]
Posted inBlind Brook, City of Rye, Flooding, Government, New York State, Weather
City Lands $5 Million in Funding to Replace Locust Avenue Bridge
The City of Rye has landed $5 million in NY State funding to replace the Locust Avenue Bridge in downtown Rye. Adjacent to Rye FD’s firehouse, the Rye YMCA and […]
Posted inAmerican Legion Post 128, City of Rye, Community Groups, Government, History, Veterans
City Looking for Veterans Missing from Monuments
The City of Rye is looking for any and all veterans missing from its veteran monuments. It is the first effort to update the monuments since 1980. The Veteran Monuments […]