With the Rye City Council election around the corner on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, MyRye.com is publishing a series of issue focused articles highlighting the views of our candidates running […]
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Rye Mayoral Candidates Differ on Deer Management Strategies
With the Rye City Council election around the corner on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, MyRye.com is publishing a series of issue focused articles highlighting the views of our candidates running […]
Rye Mayoral Race: Henderson Leads in Fundraising, Spending
UPDATE: The McCabe campaign provided the following update to our story Tuesday morning: The $4,210 invoice was to MyRye.com LLC and not to the Rye Record (it was incorrectly recorded […]
Q&A with City Council Candidate James Ward
Today meet city council candidate James Ward. Fall is underway, and that means elections are around the corner. The election will be on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, with early voting […]
Herding the Numbers, Bow Hunting in Rye, Keeping It Civil & More: Rye City Council Agenda for October 8, 2025
The city council’s agenda for its meeting at 6:30pm on Wednesday, October 8, 2025 is out. The Council will convene at 5:30pm and adjourn into executive session to discuss personnel […]
Q&A with City Council Candidate Maria Tufvesson Shuck
Today meet city council candidate Maria Tufvesson Shuck. Fall is underway, and that means elections are around the corner. The election will be on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, with early […]
Q&A with City Council Candidate Amy Kesavan
Today meet city council candidate Amy Kesavan. Fall is underway, and that means elections are around the corner. The election will be on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, with early voting […]
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.
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.
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.
