(PHOTO: Bill Cusano, executive director of Meals on Main Street.)

Giving Rye: Meet Meals On Main Street (MOMS)

Giving Rye is a new occasional feature highlighting non-profits and community groups in and around the City of Rye. Today meet Bill Cusano of Meals On Main Street (MOMS). Your Name: Bill Cusano Organization: Meals On Main Street (MOMS) Your role: Executive Director MyRye.com: Tell us your organization’s mission.  Cusano: MOMS’ mission is to build…

(PHOTO: Dredging operations last Wednesday in Milton Harbor. 21,000 cubic yards of silt is being removed to clear the channel for navigation.)

Enviro Walk; Dredgeful Feeling: Rye City Council Agenda for Wednesday, October 18, 2023

The city council’s agenda for its meeting at 6:30pm on Wednesday, October 18, 2023 is out. The meeting will be held in-person at Rye City Hall. The meeting will also be aired on Cablevision Channel 75 and Verizon Channel 39. We’ll also see you on the Internet (live and archive). Formal office hours of the Mayor and…

(PHOTO: Rye City Council Candidate Jamie Jensen.)

Q&A: Council Candidate Jamie Jensen

Meet Rye City Council candidate Jamie Jensen, up for election this fall on Tuesday, November 7th. Jensen is running as a challenger to fill a full term in one of the three available council seats. The three seats opening are currently held by Carolina Johnson (not running for reelection), Lori Fontanes (incumbent, on the ballot but…

(PHOTO: Rye City Council candidate Keith Cunningham (far right) with (left to right) daughter Amelia, son Aidan and wife Nicole boating in Milton Harbor on Long Island Sound.)

Q&A: Council Candidate Keith Cunningham

Meet Rye City Council candidate Keith Cunningham, up for election this fall on Tuesday, November 7th. Cunningham is running as a challenger to fill a full term in one of the three available council seats. The three seats opening are currently held by Carolina Johnson (not running for reelection), Lori Fontanes (incumbent, on the ballot…

(PHOTO: Herbert Blecker in April 2023)

Rye Vets Interview: Herbert Blecker, WWII Veteran

Rye Vets is a feature interviewing local veterans so their stories can be shared. For this feature, we were fortunate enough to interview Rye resident and WWII veteran Herbert Blecker. Blecker was drafted into the U.S. military service on July 24th, 1944, on his eighteenth birthday, along with 25 people from the same Brooklyn, New…

RHS Academy on Green Issues: The Harsh Reality of Electric Vehicles - 1

RHS Academy on Green Issues: The Harsh Reality of Electric Vehicles

Recently, students at The Academy at Rye High School, a project based learning program, looked at a variety of environmental issues. MyRye.com will bring you a few of these projects in the run up to Earth Day on Saturday, April 22nd. Today, juniors Maggie Kirkpatrick and Liam Moran write about The Harsh Reality of Electric…

(PHOTO: Rye City Assessor Patrick McEvily and Assistant Assessor Jon Flynn standing in front of the file cabinets that typically hold the 5,200 property cards on each and every land parcel in the City of Rye.)

Assessor’s Property Records Entering 21st Century

updated 2/13/23 to clarify how a property is assessed The City of Rye Assessor’s Office is entering the 21st century. Found in the basement of City Hall, the assessor’s office serves the vital function of tracking the 5,200 private and commercial land parcels that compose the six square miles that make up the City. The…