It was a robocall gone wild. A good message, but a bad delivery. In the overnight hours early on Monday, September 29, 2025 Westchester County launched a robocall to an […]
Category: Government
Posted inCity of Rye, Government, Rye City Council
Q&A with City Council Candidate Robin Thrush Jovanovich
Robin Thrush Jovanovich is running for Rye City Council, advocating for flood mitigation, public safety, cost containment, and better communication and transparency in land use decisions.
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Rye Street Naming Acknowledges a Dark Past and Signals Hope for the Future
Almost 63 years after landmark housing anti-discrimination legislation known as the “Redd Bill” was passed in New York State, local Rye residents and others from around New York State and […]
Posted inBoards & Commissions, City of Rye, Government, Rye Planning Commission
Improvements to Pine Island Road, Playland Market Outdoor Dining, & Tree Removals: Planning Commission Agenda for Tuesday, September 30, 2025
Disclosure: This story was prepared with the assistance of artificial intelligence. Feedback on our stories is welcome. The Rye City Planning Commission is responsible for decisions on a variety of […]
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Q&A with City Council Candidate James Fee
James Fee, a Republican candidate for Rye City Council, has outlined his priorities for the city, including development, recreation, cost containment, and deer management.
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Resident-Led Committee Explores Solutions for Rye’s Deer Problem
The City’s new deer management committee is set to meet for the second time this Thursday, September 25, 2025. The group was created in the wake of concerns of possible […]
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Rye to Honor Civil Rights Leaders M. Paul and Orial Redd with Street Naming
The City of Rye will host a special street naming ceremony on Saturday, September 27, 2025 at 11:00am, honoring the legacy of local civil rights leaders M. Paul and Orial […]
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Q&A with City Council Candidate Marion Anderson
Marion Anderson, a lifelong Rye resident, is running for Rye City Council to use her experience to serve the community, advocate for thoughtful decision making, and support sound development, while also addressing issues such as road conditions and deer population.
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Q&A with Mayoral Candidate Josh Nathan
Josh Nathan is running for Mayor of Rye City to protect the city’s character, improve infrastructure, prioritize public safety and environmental matters, and ensure fiscal responsibility and transparency in government.
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Q&A with Mayoral Candidate Rick McCabe
Rick McCabe is an independent candidate running for Mayor of the City of Rye, with experience as Chair of the Rye Recreation Commission and a volunteer manager for Rye Little League, and a focus on collaboration and non-partisanship.