The US Coast Guard will not be returning its buoys (federally maintained ATONs – aids to navigation) to Milton Harbor this spring as original intended. The Coast Guard had removed […]
Category: City of Rye
Posted inCity of Rye, Government
Paving Purchase Street: Expect Delays Monday – Wednesday
Starting Monday, April 3rd, through Wednesday, April 5, milling and paving work will be carried out on Purchase Street and School Street. The work will take place between 7:30am and […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Local Business, Veolia
H2NO: No Water on Purchase Street Thursday Evening
Veolia (fka Suez, the local water company) will be shutting off the water on Purchase Street from the Smith Street intersection to 1037 Boston Post Road (The Rye YMCA Studios) […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Green, Long Island Sound, New York State, Save the Sound
Rye Runs Off with $10M State Grant to Upgrade Sewer
Rye has been awarded $10 million under the New York State Water Quality Improvement Program (WQIP). The $10 million funding, plus a $2.5 million matching obligation from the City, will […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Weather
Bad Weather & Taxes
The City of Rye is warning you: bad weather is on the way and be sure to pay your taxes. Winter Storm It might actually snow this year. A storm […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Rye City Board of Ethics, Rye City Council
Board Finds Ethics Violation by Mayor & Three Council Members in Tree Debate
The Rye Board of Ethics has found Mayor Josh Cohn and three city council members (Councilwoman Carolina Johnson, Councilwoman Julie Souza and Councilman Ben Stacks) have violated the City’s Code […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Real Estate, Rye City Assessor
Assessor’s Property Records Entering 21st Century
updated 2/13/23 to clarify how a property is assessed The City of Rye Assessor’s Office is entering the 21st century. Found in the basement of City Hall, the assessor’s office […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Community Groups, Government, People, Rye City Human Rights Commission, Rye Neck High School, Schools
Q&A: Rye Neck Senior & Human Rights Award Winner Eduardo Ruigomez
This past week the Rye City Human Rights Commission announced four individuals – three youths and one adult – were the recipients of its annual human rights awards. Today meet 2022 […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Community Groups, Government, People, Rye City Human Rights Commission, Rye Neck High School, Schools
Q&A: Rye Neck Senior & Human Rights Award Winner James Fall
This past week the Rye City Human Rights Commission announced four individuals – three youths and one adult – were the recipients of its annual human rights awards. Today meet 2022 […]
Posted inChildren’s Philanthropy of the Woman’s Club of Rye, City of Rye, Community Groups, Government, People, Rye City Human Rights Commission, Women’s Club of Rye
Q&A: Children’s Philanthropy Co-Pres. & Human Rights Award Winner Christine Groves
This past week the Rye City Human Rights Commission announced four individuals – three youths and one adult – were the recipients of its annual human rights awards. Today meet 2022 […]