The local Rye Democratic Committee announced its local slate for the fall elections in an online posting this week. The group is doubling down on Mayor Josh Cohn and […]
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Current Human Right Chair Tagger-Epstein Will Challenge Cohn For Mayor
One political season ends, another one begins. Current Human Rights Chair and former Councilwoman Danielle Tagger-Epstein will challenge current Rye Mayor Josh Cohn for the top job. She announced her […]
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City Services Resume Wednesday
With the snow storm completed, City of Rye services, including DPW and Rye Recreation, will resume Wednesday. Notice follows. With streets, City sidewalks and parking lots now clear of snow, […]
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Mixed Reaction to Parks Foundation Warning of “Dangerous Precedent” in Playland Agreement
A survey of local elected officials shows a mixed reaction to last Tuesday’s news from the Westchester Parks Foundation that the new agreement between Westchester County and Standard Amusements on […]
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Mayor and Rest of Council Separate Themselves From Councilwoman Tarlow’s PD Comments
(PHOTO: Councilwoman Pam Tarlow, in the red box, appeared at a recent City Council meeting on January 6, 2020.) In a letter just before the holidays to the Rye PBA, […]
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Police Review Committee Listening Session this Thursday, 6pm
The City of Rye Police Review Committee is conducting its second public listening session on Thursday, January 7th from 6:00 – 8:00 pm. This session is intended to collect public […]
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The Grinch Haunts the Four Unfortunate Few
As of 9pm on Christmas day, four unfortunate few Con Ed customers in Rye remain without power, down from 804 customers who were in the dark earlier in the day […]
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Thirteen Percent of Rye in the Dark – Merry Christmas 2020
As of 10am Christmas morning, 13% of Rye is in the dark, according to the Con Ed outage map. Merry Christmas, 2020 style. You simply cannot make this up. Eight hundred […]
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Rye PBA Takes Councilmember to Task in Open Letter
The Rye PBA and its president Gabe Caputo has penned an open letter to the Mayor and Rye City Council, taking Councilmember Pam Tarlow to task for comments made last […]
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Neighborhood Resident Casts Doubt on Avon Site Plans & City’s Land Use Planning
The Rye City Council will hear public comment tonight on plans to redevelop the old Avon property on bordering Midland Avenue and Peck Avenue. In a submitted public comment, Rye […]