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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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Q&A: RHS Junior & Human Rights Award Winner AJ Miller
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 […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Letters, MyRye.com
LETTER: Mayor Lacks Common Courtesy
In a letter, longtime resident and activist Suki van Dijk recounts the manner in which she was notified her service on the Rye Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Committee would no […]
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Four Receive Awards from Human Rights Commission
The Rye City Human Rights Commission has announced four individuals – three youths and one adult – are the recipients of its annual human rights awards. The recipients of the […]
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Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Commission: 7 Tips for Walking or Running in the Dark
By David Crozier of the City of Rye’s Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Committee It’s winter, which means curling up by the fire on dark nights – and for many of […]
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, MTA Metro-North
Limited Parking Permits @ Train Station Available for Residents
There are a limited quantity of commuter parking permits available for immediate purchase at the Highland / Cedar Resident Only Parking lots near the Rye Metro-North train station, according to […]
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Mayor Addresses $3.25 Million Sex Abuse Payout by City
At the opening of the Rye City Council meeting Wednesday, Rye Mayor Josh Cohn read a statement addressing the City’s $3.25 million settlement from a sex abuse case in the […]
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$3.25 Million Settlement Stems from Sexual Abuse Case in Rye Fire Department
The $3.25 Million dollar settlement between the City of Rye and an undisclosed “John Doe” litigant stems from a suit filed with charges of horrific sexual abuse against an employee […]