The Blind Brook wall by the Rye YMCA and the Locust Avenue bridge collapsed into the brook last Thursday, March 12, 2026. The walkway alongside the main YMCA building at […]
Category: Blind Brook
Posted inBeaver Swamp Brook, Blind Brook, City of Rye, Federal Government, Government, Green, Long Island Sound, Save the Sound
Rye Gets More Time to Finalize Sewer Infrastructure Plan
On Friday, Judge Cathy Seibel at US District Court in White Plains granted the City of Rye additional time to finalize its plan for ongoing sewer infrastructure management. A final […]
Posted inBeaver Swamp Brook, Blind Brook, City of Rye, Federal Government, Government, Green, Long Island Sound, Save the Sound
Rye and Save the Sound Clash over Sewer Settlement Compliance
The ongoing settlement discussions between the City of Rye and the Save the Sound (STS) environmental group will receive some adult supervision on Friday. The two parties, still unable to […]
Posted inBeaver Swamp Brook, Blind Brook, City of Rye, Deer, Flooding, Government, Green, Rye City Council, Weather
Rye Mayoral Candidates Discuss Top Challenges and Opportunities
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 and Save the Sound Clash over Compliance in Ongoing Sewage Settlement
Westchester County recently reached a settlement with local environmental group Save the Sound (STS), ending a nearly decade long Clean Water Act lawsuit. The cases against the County, Rye and […]
Posted inBlind Brook, City of Rye, Government, Green
VIDEO: Illegal Dumping in Rye’s Red Maple Swamp Off Midland Ave
Residents in the Midland Avenue area off Playland Parkway became alarmed earlier this week when a waterway that runs through a wetland area became polluted with a milky white substance […]
Posted inBeaver Swamp Brook, Blind Brook, Community Groups, Green, Long Island Sound, Save the Sound
High Water Quality Failure Rates for Rye in Save the Sound Study
Save the Sound’s 10th season of conducting fecal bacteria monitoring in the western Long Island Sound does not look good for the City of Rye. Testing continues to show high […]