A letter from MyRye.com Publisher Jay Sears The Rye City Council should make MyRye.com its “official City newspaper”. On Christmas day, I published my annual publisher letter – detailing the […]
Category: City of Rye
Purchase Street: Three Months of Traffic for Con Ed Gas Main Project
The Con Ed gas main replacement in downtown Rye starts today (Monday) and is expected to cause traffic disruptions along Purchase Street for the next 10-12 weeks through March. The […]
CAUTION: City, County & State All Issue Weather Warnings
The City of Rye, Westchester County and the New York State Police have all issued severe weather warnings as of early Thursday afternoon. The City will have extra police and […]
Coast Guard Indicates Federal Navigation Will Be Restored in Milton Harbor
In the wake of the completed the Milton Harbor channel dredge, the US Coast Guard (USCG) has indicated it plans to restore its federal navigation buoys by early spring. The […]
Winter Reminders from Rye Traffic and Pedestrian Safety
Your friends at the Rye Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Committee would like to remind you about neighborly courtesy and our local laws before our first serious snow storms. Within 24 […]
Latwin Retiring; Livingston to be First Full Time Female City Court Judge
With Judge Joseph Latwin retiring at the end of the year, Valerie Livingston will become the first full time female City Court Judge in the City of Rye on January […]
Gas Main Projects Downtown Happening Now & Again in January
‘Tis the season … for gas main replacements downtown. Con Edison has been busy performing upgrades to the School Street gas main impacting the half of School Street adjacent and […]
VIDEO: $1.6M Dredge of Milton Harbor Expected to Finish This Week
The $1.6 million dredge of the Milton Harbor channel is expected to be completed this coming week, according to City officials. This makes the channel much more navigable and clears […]
New Amphitheater & Rec Superintendent Rogol Thanked for 37 Years
Everybody really likes her. The community showed up Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the retirement of our Rye Recreation Superintendent Sally Rogol and witness the ribbon cutting of her swan song, […]
Our Recreation Sheriff Rides Off After 37 Years
Sally Rogol, the superintendent of Rye Recreation, retires this coming week after 37 years of service. It is the only full time job she has ever had, hired in 1985 […]
