(PHOTO: It’s dark in here…) Four hundred and fifty eight Con Edison customers, or 7.2% of its 6,277 Rye customers, remained without power Monday morning at 8am, after a storm […]
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You Get a Parking Spot, And You Get a Parking Spot, And…; Bunch of Puppets & More: Rye City Council Agenda for Wednesday, November 18, 2020
(PICTURE: Rye City Hall by local artist Heather Patterson) The city council’s agenda for its meeting on Wednesday, November 18, 2020 is out. The council will hold the council meeting virtually at 6:30pm. […]
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Reader Letter: Noose on Rosemere Street Ignored
(PHOTO: The shadow cast by the noose on Rosemere Street.) This letter to MyRye.com is by Roosevelt Street resident Lisa Tannenbaum On November 3rd, Election Day, I decided to take […]
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Mystery: Are Parts of Rye in the “Yellow Zone”? No One Knows…
Late Wednesday afternoon, when the State announced Port Chester had moved to “Orange Zone” status, a closer look at the State zone map showed the “Orange Zone” area across Port […]
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Mayor’s Veterans Day Ceremony Remarks
MyRye.com acquired a copy of Mayor Cohn’s remarks from yesterday’s virtual Veterans Day ceremony in Rye. We are sharing them here: Hi. I am Mayor Josh Cohn. It is so […]
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Port Chester Moves to “Orange Zone”
(PHOTO: the Port Chester “Orange Zone” abutting Rye.) Port Chester moved to “Orange Zone” status on Wednesday. The 7-day average positivity rate in Port Chester has been above 3 percent […]
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Snow Ordinance Parking In Effect
From the City of Rye: Please be aware that, pursuant to the City Code, parking on any City street between the hours of 3:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. during the […]
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Voting Site Changes for Election Day in Rye
(PHOTO: Some polling sites are changing for this election. Osborn Elementary school will be a polling place on Tuesday, instead of the The Osborn retirement home.) If you are voting […]
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Trick Or Treat But Always Six Feet!
Halloween is upon us, and the City of Rye is recommending alternatives to the typical festivities. “Regular trick or treating is high risk,” said Rye Mayor Josh Cohn is an […]
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City Council Decides Future of Purchase Street Plaza Wednesday
(PHOTO: A possible new “winter” plan for Purchase Street shows the street open to traffic, but certain private and public property available to businesses to erect tents so they can […]