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April 14, 2026
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Former Rye Public Works Employee Joseph W. Taylor Dies at Age 89: Joseph W. Taylor, a longtime Rye Department of Public Works employee, died on March 28, 2026, at the age of 89 at Greenwich Hospital. He was also active in the Mt. Zion Evangelical Church in New Rochelle, demonstrating a strong commitment to both his profession and his faith. Services were held in Scotland Neck, North Carolina, to honor his memory. The community recognizes Taylor for his service and dedication to Rye and nearby areas. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 14)
April 1, 2026
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Rye Police Recover Two Stolen Geodes in Sting Operation at Harbor Island Park: Rye police apprehended a New Rochelle resident after conducting a covert operation to recover two geodes stolen from the Rye Arts Center. The undercover sting took place in Harbor Island Park, leading to the recovery of the geodes, which are valued at nearly $11,000. Although five geodes were originally reported stolen, only two have been recovered so far while the investigation continues. Authorities were led to the suspect following a tip and online postings of the items for sale. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 1)
March 25, 2026
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Rye Police Investigate Theft of Geodes From Arts Center Garden: Rye police are investigating the theft of four large rock geodes taken from the outdoor garden at the Rye Arts Center over a weekend. This incident is the second geode theft at the site in two months, despite the installation of security cameras, which malfunctioned during the latest incident. The missing geodes, each weighing over 100 pounds, were removed from the center between Friday evening and Monday morning. Authorities continue to search for suspects and work to contact the collection’s owner. (Source: Rye Record on Mar 25)
March 24, 2026
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Rye Arts Center Reports Theft of Five Geodes From Outdoor Exhibit: Five large geodes on loan from local benefactor Robert R. Wiener were stolen from an outdoor display at the Rye Arts Center on Milton Road. The thefts began in February with the first geode disappearing, followed by four more going missing during the weekend of March 20-23, 2026. Rye police are seeking assistance from the community to identify any suspects and have recommended enhanced security measures to the center. The investigation remains ongoing as police review available footage. (Source: MyRye.com on Mar 24)
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Rye Girls Varsity Lacrosse Sets High Expectations for 2026 Season: The Rye Girls Varsity Lacrosse team is preparing for the 2026 season with several key returners after coming close to a sectional championship last year. Under Head Coach Michelle Mason, now in her fifth year, the team aims to secure the Class C title while facing a challenging non-league schedule that features top-ranked out-of-state opponents. Leadership this season will be provided by senior captains Beau Whaling, Paige Tepedino, and Clare Nemsick. The team is focused on building momentum and pursuing post-season success. (Source: MyRye.com on Mar 24)
March 23, 2026
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Rye Native Robert D. Matturro, Jr., Former DJ and Entrepreneur, Dies at 62: Robert D. Matturro, Jr., originally from Rye and most recently of Stamford, Connecticut, passed away suddenly on March 13, 2026, his 62nd birthday. Matturro attended Rye High School before pursuing acting, securing roles in films and television, and performing as a breakdancer on tour. He later worked as a DJ at popular venues before establishing a successful home remodeling business. He is remembered by family, friends, and the local community for his diverse talents and entrepreneurial achievements. (Source: Rye Record on Mar 23)
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Former Rye Neck Teacher Faced Prior Allegations Before Sex Abuse Lawsuit: A former Rye Neck teacher named Joseph Perlman, recently accused in a lawsuit of sexually abusing a student, had a documented history of allegedly inappropriate conduct and two previous drunk driving convictions. Police and school officials had questioned Perlman multiple times about his interactions with students dating back to 2006. He was placed on administrative leave in 2019 before resigning in 2020, ahead of the completion of the investigation. The school district had formally expressed concerns about his professional boundaries. (Source: Rye Record on Mar 23)
March 16, 2026
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Greenwich Design Team Showcases Modern Children's Room Concepts: Designers Lina Galvao and Erin Coren of Curated Nest highlight three creative children's bedroom designs, blending modern aesthetics with practical features. Their approach emphasizes both fun and functionality, aiming to create spaces that appeal to families in the Westchester and Greenwich areas. The featured rooms offer insight into current trends and thoughtful planning for children's interiors. These concepts may inspire homeowners considering updates to their children's spaces. (Source: Westchester Magazine on Mar 10)
March 13, 2026
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Rye Native and Former Notre Dame Football Champion John D. Lium Dies at 80: John D. Lium, a longtime Rye resident, passed away at age 80 after a lengthy illness. Lium was a member of Notre Dame’s 1966 national championship football team and later briefly played with the New York Giants practice squad. After retiring from athletics, he became a real estate attorney and entrepreneur, managing multiple properties and operating businesses in entertainment and hospitality. His personal experience with heart disease also led him to create a nonprofit dedicated to cardiac health. (Source: Rye Record on Mar 12)
March 11, 2026
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John D. Lium, Former Notre Dame Football Player and Rye Resident, Dies at 80: John D. Lium, a long-time Rye resident and former Notre Dame football standout, passed away at 80 after a prolonged illness. Raised in the Bronx, Lium was part of Notre Dame’s 1966 National Championship team before a brief period with the New York Giants practice squad. He later became a real estate attorney and entrepreneur, managing various properties and working in entertainment and hospitality. He was also a member of the Screen Actors Guild and established several local businesses during his diverse career. (Source: MyRye.com on Mar 11)
February 28, 2026
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Rye Native Margaret Anne Sumner Remembered After Cancer Battle: Margaret Anne Sumner, who was born in Rye and lived in Greenwich, Connecticut, died on February 20, 2026, following a battle with cancer. She is survived by her mother, siblings, nieces, nephews, and a great-niece. Sumner was known for her professional dance career, her teaching at the Rye Ballet Conservatory, and her dedication to yoga. Her memory is cherished by family and friends, and a memorial service is planned to honor her life. (Source: Rye Record on Feb 28)
February 24, 2026
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Rye Girls Squash Team Secures Victory Over Greenwich at 2026 Nationals: The Rye High School girls squash team completed their 2026 season with a narrow victory against Greenwich during the US Squash Nationals held in Philadelphia. Despite the tournament being shortened due to winter weather, the team finished on a strong note, with key performances from team captain Mia Howson and freshman Emma Crozier. The win marked Rye's first at Nationals, with support from the boys team present. The event served as a notable capstone for the team’s season. (Source: MyRye.com on Feb 24)
February 8, 2026
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Rye Native and Musician Robert Loudon Dies at 63 in Newport, Rhode Island: Robert 'Bobby' Loudon, a Rye native known for his talents as a guitarist and singer, passed away unexpectedly at his home in Newport, Rhode Island, at age 63, reportedly from a heart attack. Loudon was also recognized for his work as a house painter and his enthusiasm for golf, sailing, and skiing. He is survived by family members who remember him for his vibrant personality and dedication to his craft. A celebration of his life is scheduled for February 21 in Greenwich, Connecticut. (Source: Rye Record on Feb 8)
February 4, 2026
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Rye Boys Squash Team Defeated by Top-Ranked Greenwich in Fairwest League: The Rye Boys Squash team was defeated 7-0 by Greenwich in a crucial Fairwest League matchup on February 3, ending their hopes for a second consecutive league title. The loss, coming before their regular-season finale against Darien, was compounded by the absence of their top player, Charlie Rodilosso, due to injury. The upcoming match against Darien concludes the regular season before the team heads to nationals. The national tournament in Philadelphia is set for the week of February 20. (Source: MyRye.com on Feb 4)
February 2, 2026
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Bruce Museum in Greenwich Debuts Large-Scale Ant Exhibit Through May 17: The Bruce Museum in Greenwich, Connecticut, is presenting an exhibit titled 'Ants: Tiny Creatures, Big Lives' through May 17. This science-focused installation features about 80 enlarged ant models, some magnified up to 100 times their natural size. The exhibit was developed over several years to allow visitors to observe intricate details of ant anatomy and diversity. The museum is a short drive from Rye, making it accessible for local residents interested in natural history. (Source: Rye Record on Feb 2)
January 31, 2026
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Rye Boys Squash Team Suffers Two Consecutive Losses to End January: The Rye Boys Varsity Squash team experienced back-to-back defeats as January concluded, losing 6-1 to Rye Country Day and 7-0 to Greens Farms Academy. These results mark a three-game losing streak following the team's earlier seven-match winning run. The Garnets played short-handed and were unable to overcome their opponents, with Michael Talbott earning the team's sole point on Friday. Rye now holds a 7-3 record as they prepare for an upcoming Fairwest League matchup. (Source: MyRye.com on Jan 31)
January 25, 2026
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Rye Boys Squash Defeats Bronxville, Remains Tied for First in Fairwest League: The Rye Boys Squash team secured a 6-1 win over Bronxville on January 24, 2026, bouncing back after a previous loss to Hackley earlier in the week. This victory keeps Rye undefeated in Fairwest League play and tied with Greenwich for the top spot. The outcome ensures that both teams will finish in the league's top two positions, setting up a pivotal match on February 3. Rye's final regular season games include matchups against Rye Country Day and Greensfarm. (Source: MyRye.com on Jan 25)
January 21, 2026
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Rye Boys Squash Edges Staples for Sixth Straight Win, Remains Undefeated: The Rye High School boys squash team secured its sixth consecutive victory by narrowly defeating Staples of Westport, 4-3, on January 20. Despite missing key starters, substitute players stepped up to help the Garnets maintain their unbeaten record. This close win highlights Rye's depth and reinforces their position near the top of the Fairwest League standings alongside Greenwich. The team faces non-league opponent Hackley next in a scheduled match on January 22. (Source: MyRye.com on Jan 21)
January 16, 2026
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Former Snackery Worker Pleads Guilty to Stealing $105,000 From Rye Bakery: A former employee of The Snackery, a bakery in Rye, admitted to embezzling approximately $105,000 from the business over a yearlong period, according to the Westchester County District Attorney. Paul DiPietro, 39, used unauthorized salary increases, made personal purchases with the bakery’s credit card, and diverted company funds to cover personal expenses between 2021 and 2022. The investigation, led by Rye police and county officials, followed the bakery’s abrupt closure. Sentencing is scheduled for April 9. (Source: Rye Record on Jan 16)
January 14, 2026
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Lawsuit Claims Lifeguard Response at Playland Pool Led to Drowning of 5-Year-Old: The father of a five-year-old Bronx boy who drowned at Playland Pool in Westchester County has filed a lawsuit alleging that insufficient staffing and inadequate response by lifeguards contributed to his son's death. The incident occurred while the child was visiting the park with family in August 2024. Legal filings claim negligence by Westchester County and Standard Amusements, while defendants assert their lifeguards responded properly and attribute some fault to the family. Legal proceedings on the case continue. (Source: Rye Record on Jan 14)
January 13, 2026
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Rye Boys Squash Team Remains Undefeated After Sweep of Greenwich Country Day: The Rye High School boys squash team secured a 7-0 victory over Greenwich Country Day School on January 12, marking their second consecutive sweep this month. The Garnets have opened the 2026 season with five straight wins and maintain their top position in the Fairwest League. Their schedule includes upcoming matches against Hackley and local rival Rye Country Day before January ends. The team next competes at home against Wesport on January 20. (Source: MyRye.com on Jan 12)
January 12, 2026
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Photographer JoAnn Cancro Showcases Playland Boardwalk in Rye Arts Feature: MyRye.com highlights artwork depicting local scenes, with a recent feature showcasing JoAnn Cancro's photograph of the Playland Boardwalk in Rye. The image, taken from the bathhouse steps, provides a perspective across the boardwalk and beach. Cancro, an accomplished cultural photographer with nearly three decades of experience, has exhibited her work in respected galleries and publications. Her artistic contributions serve to spotlight areas of interest within the Rye community. (Source: MyRye.com on Jan 12)
January 10, 2026
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Rye Boys Varsity Squash Defeats Scarsdale to Remain Unbeaten: The Rye Boys Varsity Squash team secured a decisive 7-0 victory over Scarsdale on January 9, extending their season-opening win streak to four matches. The team overcame roster challenges but still managed a dominant performance, including contributions from players filling in from the Varsity B squad. Following this result, Rye is tied for first place in the Fairwest League with Greenwich High School. Their next match is scheduled against Greenwich Country Day in Port Chester. (Source: MyRye.com on Jan 10)
January 9, 2026
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Rowayton Man Faces Charges for Impaired Driving and Drug Possession in Two States: A 45-year-old resident of Rowayton, Connecticut, was arrested in December 2025 on impaired driving and drug possession charges in both Connecticut and New York. Police in Greenwich, Connecticut reported finding cocaine and nitrous oxide during one of the incidents. Authorities handled the two cases on separate occasions within a short span. The incidents have brought attention to cross-state legal actions involving impaired driving and substance possession. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Jan 9)
January 8, 2026
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Former Rye Neck Teacher Accused of Sexual Abuse, Faces Civil Lawsuit: A civil lawsuit claims that a former math teacher at Rye Neck High School in Mamaroneck engaged in child grooming and sexual misconduct with a 13-year-old student during the 2018-19 school year. The educator, Joseph Perlman, was employed at Greenwich High School in Connecticut until he was placed on leave after the allegations surfaced. Perlman has denied all claims and stated that previous investigations found no wrongdoing. Legal proceedings are currently ongoing as the case moves forward. (Source: Rye Record on Jan 8)
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The Snackery Bakery in Rye Closes After Four Years on Purchase Street: The Snackery, a bakery known for its upscale versions of classic desserts such as Yodels and Twinkies, has closed its Rye location at 64 Purchase Street after four years in business. Owner Sara Leand ended retail operations at the end of the year to focus on personal matters, concluding an 18-year career that included wholesale and retail locations in Larchmont and Rye. The announcement prompted many expressions of support from loyal customers. The closure marks the end of a notable local food venture. (Source: Rye Record on Jan 8)
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Edith Wise Burpee, Longtime Rye Resident and Community Contributor, Dies at 99: Edith Wise Burpee, a devoted Rye community member, passed away at age 99 on December 15, 2025, in Cape Vincent, New York. Burpee was born in 1926 and settled in Rye in the late 1950s, where she raised a family and contributed to local institutions such as Greenwich Hospital. Despite losing her sight in 1967, she adapted and continued her involvement in community and family life. Burpee’s legacy highlights resilience and lasting engagement with her neighbors. (Source: Rye Record on Jan 8)
December 29, 2025
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Artist Captures Rye Playland's Historic Grand Carousel in Local Feature: JoAnn Cancro's photograph of the Grand Carousel at Rye Playland is featured in MyRye.com's Art of Rye series, highlighting notable artwork connected to the Rye, New York community. The Grand Carousel, which turned 100 in 2015, stands as an emblematic piece of local history, even predating the amusement park itself. Cancro, recognized for her extensive career in fine arts photography, brings attention to the region's landmarks through her work. Her art enriches the cultural narrative of Rye. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 29)
December 24, 2025
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Rye Woman Killed in Multi-Vehicle Accident on I-95 in Greenwich: An 89-year-old woman from Rye, New York, was killed in a three-car accident on Interstate 95 in Greenwich on Monday afternoon, according to Connecticut State Police. The woman’s vehicle struck another car, flipped onto its side, and collided with a third vehicle shortly after passing Exit 3. She was transported to Greenwich Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. The occupants of the other vehicles involved were not injured in the incident. (Source: Rye Record on Dec 24)
December 23, 2025
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Rye Resident Killed in Three-Vehicle Accident on I-95 Near Greenwich, Connecticut: A Rye woman lost her life following a three-car collision on Interstate 95 Southbound near the exit 3 entrance ramp from Field Point Road in Greenwich, Connecticut. The incident occurred around 4:45 p.m. on December 22, 2025, leading to an extended closure of I-95 as authorities investigated. Police have identified the involved drivers, including a Mazda from Purdys, NY, a Porsche from Greenwich, and the victim’s Subaru. The investigation into the crash is ongoing. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 23)
December 22, 2025
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Local Photographer JoAnn Cancro Captures Rye Playland in 'Art of Rye' Series: JoAnn Cancro, a seasoned fine arts and cultural photographer, is featured in MyRye.com's 'Art of Rye' series with her photograph of visitors at Rye Playland enjoying a sunny day on the beach and boardwalk. With nearly three decades of experience and a background that includes studies at the International Center for Photography in New York City, Cancro has had her work published and exhibited widely. Her artwork highlights local scenes and community spirit. This feature aims to showcase artistic perspectives of Rye, New York. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 22)
December 13, 2025
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Adeline Lynn Leech, Longtime Rye Teacher and Sailor, Dies at 81: Adeline "Lynn" Leech, who enjoyed a long career as a kindergarten teacher at Rye Country Day School and was active in the Rye community, died at the age of 81 on December 10. Leech participated in local organizations including the American Yacht Club, Rye Presbyterian Church, and United Hospital Twig during her years in Rye, New York. She later moved to Massachusetts and Connecticut, where she and her husband spent years sailing and volunteering as Pilots at Mystic Seaport. Leech is survived by her family and will be remembered for her community involvement. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 13)
December 6, 2025
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Port Chester Resident Faces Felony Charges After Greenwich School Incident: A 31-year-old man from Port Chester, New York, surrendered to Greenwich police in connection with an incident at a Connecticut middle school in September. The individual now faces felony charges, including sexual assault and endangering a minor. Police set bond at $250,000 following his surrender. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the case. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 6)
December 3, 2025
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Rye Girls Squash Team Edges Greenwich in Season Opener: The Rye High School girls squash team began their season with a narrow 4-3 victory over Greenwich High School on December 2, 2025. Competing in the Fairwest League, Rye secured the win with strong performances by both newcomers and experienced players at the Field Club of Greenwich. Notably, freshmen Sophie Ehrlich and Emma Crozier contributed key wins in their first varsity matches. This victory marks a positive start for Rye, setting their record at 1-0 for the winter season. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 3)
November 19, 2025
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Pelville Coffee & Pastry Welcomes New Owners, Menu Additions Expected Over Time: Pelville Coffee & Pastry at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Lincoln in Pelham has transitioned to new ownership as Rene Tejeda and Selly Alvarez take over from Jim Evangelos and Robert De Jes, who managed the shop for the past eight years. The new proprietors have stated they plan to maintain the current menu and preserve customer favorites, with the possibility of introducing new items in the future. Tejeda and Alvarez bring previous experience in the food industry to their new role. The cafe is expected to continue its familiar offerings for now. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Nov 19)
November 16, 2025
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Local Trainer in Rye Creates Effective Home Gym in Garage Space: After pandemic restrictions impacted her ability to train clients at fitness centers, Rye personal trainer Laura Centeno transformed her unused garage on Platt Lane into a functional home gym. Centeno emphasizes practical equipment and a focus on functional training, advising clients to select a few versatile items rather than invest in costly or excessive gear. The approach has provided a comfortable workout environment for nearly a dozen weekly clients. Her example highlights how simple setups can meet fitness goals without the need for luxury additions. (Source: Rye Record on Nov 16)
November 12, 2025
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Dorothy Hubbard Lobl, Rye Native and Paris Resident, Passes Away at 85: Dorothy (Dorie) Hubbard Lobl, who was born and raised in Rye and later lived in Paris for three decades, passed away on November 5, 2025, due to complications from pneumonia at Greenwich Hospital. Lobl attended Rye Country Day School and Choate Rosemary Hall before living in Europe with her husband, Herbert Lobl. Her family's move to Paris for work in 1964 turned into a long-term residency. Her life connected the Rye community to an international experience for many years. (Source: Rye Record on Nov 12)
November 7, 2025
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Three New Jersey Residents Charged in Rye Playland Vandalism Incident: Three young men from New Jersey allegedly broke into Rye Playland amusement park in the early morning hours of September 24 after traveling by a stolen boat from Connecticut. Once inside, they reportedly damaged an electrical room, overturned a photo booth, and stole several hundred plush toys intended as game prizes. Westchester County Police identified and charged one suspect, while two others are expected to surrender. The total damage to park property is estimated at $57,000. (Source: The Loop on Nov 7)
November 3, 2025
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Photographer Captures Rye Smoke Shop in Rain for Art of Rye Series: A recent installment of MyRye.com's Art of Rye series highlights a photograph by JoAnn Cancro, depicting the Rye Smoke Shop in rainy conditions. The shop, which originally opened in 1970, closed its doors in 2016, leaving behind local memories and history. Cancro, a seasoned fine arts photographer, has exhibited her work regionally and has been recognized in national and international contests. This feature contributes to the ongoing appreciation of Rye, New York's visual and cultural heritage. (Source: MyRye.com on Nov 3)
November 1, 2025
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Donald E. King of Rye Remembered for Service in Korean War: Donald E. King, a Rye resident born in 1929 at United Hospital in Port Chester, served with distinction in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. As a member of the 2nd Infantry Division, King participated in significant campaigns, including the battles of Bloody Ridge and Heartbreak Ridge. The King family lived on Osborn Road and were members of the Church of the Resurrection. King's service reflects the contributions of more than 2,100 Rye veterans who served during times of war and peace. (Source: MyRye.com on Nov 1)
October 30, 2025
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Tom Graham to Address Men's Group in Rye on U.S.-Russian Foreign Relations: Tom Graham, a distinguished fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and an expert in U.S.-Russian relations, will speak at the Tuesdays at 10 men’s association in Rye. The group, aimed at men over 55 who are retired or approaching retirement, hosts monthly speakers at Whitby Castle on Boston Post Road. Graham is scheduled to share insights from his four decades of experience in foreign policy on November 11. The event highlights Rye’s ongoing community engagement and opportunities for lifelong learning. (Source: MyRye.com on Oct 30)
October 29, 2025
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Rye Resident and Entrepreneur John Peter Heffernan Dies at 85: John Peter Heffernan, a long-time Rye resident and business founder, died on September 17, 2025, at age 85. Known to family and friends as Jack or Cappy, he leaves behind his wife June, six children, and twenty grandchildren. Heffernan graduated from Boston College and had a successful career managing Manhattan properties. He served on several educational boards in the region and was actively involved in outdoor activities and family gatherings. (Source: Rye Record on Sep 20)
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Pelham Memorial High School Students Recognized as Rotary Scholars for October: Three seniors from Pelham Memorial High School—Arman Brummett, Eloise McGibbon, and Emily Walch—were named Rotary Scholars of the Month by the Rotary Club of the Pelhams. The students were honored at a luncheon for their academic achievements, extracurricular involvement, and community service. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Oct 20)
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Marie Antoinette Minoli, longtime Brooklyn educator, remembered: Marie Antoinette Minoli, originally from Brooklyn, was an elementary school teacher in the Brooklyn Public School System and a graduate of Notre Dame College in Staten Island. She was active in the arts and enjoyed travel. Minoli is survived by her family after a long career in education. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Sep 27)
October 17, 2025
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Julia Harvey Goldie, Former Rye Resident and Peace Corps Volunteer, Dies at 81: Julia Harvey Goldie, who previously lived in Rye and served in the Peace Corps in Tunisia, died at age 81 on October 14, 2025, after facing complications from Alzheimer's disease. Goldie was known for her commitment to service, including work with the Institute of International Education in New York (Source: Rye Record on Oct 17)
October 14, 2025
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Development Debated as Key Issue in Rye City Council Election: Candidates in the upcoming Rye City Council race are focusing on development, with both major parties emphasizing the need for updated long-term planning and increased community involvement. The city has started revising its decades-old master plan, while an anonymous group has proposed its own plan (Source: Rye Record on Oct 14)
October 7, 2025
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Rye Mayoral Candidates Outline Approaches to Deer Overpopulation: With the upcoming Rye City Council election, mayoral candidates are presenting differing plans to address the area's deer overpopulation. The city is forming its first committee dedicated to deer management, responding to concerns about ecological impacts on parks and gardens. Each candidate has put (Source: MyRye.com on Oct 7)
October 1, 2025
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Longtime Rye Resident and Community Volunteer Dies at 90: Donald J. Demas, a Rye resident and former Mamaroneck local, died on his 90th birthday at The Osborn after a brief illness. Demas, a Navy veteran and retired Greenwich Water Company employee, was also known for his years as a school crossing guard and involvement in local youth baseball. He is mourn (Source: Rye Record on Oct 1)
September 16, 2025
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Rye Prepares for Mayoral and City Council Elections This Fall: The City of Rye will hold elections for mayor and three city council seats on November 4, 2025, with early voting available from October 25 to November 2 at Resurrection’s Early Childhood Education Center. Candidates for mayor include Bill Henderson, Josh Nathan, and Rick McCabe. Several city and re (Source: MyRye.com on Sep 16)