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December 26, 2025
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Review of The Loop's Most-Read Local Stories for 2025: Throughout December, The Loop highlighted its most-read articles of 2025, each garnering significant community attention. Top stories included the future of the long-closed Mamaroneck Landfill, which may become a solar energy farm or park following potential state approval. Another widely discussed event involved a quick emergency response that prevented significant fire damage in the Rye Neck area near Harrison. Developments near the Larchmont train station also drew public interest. (Source: The Loop on Dec 26)
December 24, 2025
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Local Shelter Highlights Adoptable Puppy Seven at Pet Rescue in Harrison: Pet Rescue, a no-kill shelter located in Harrison, is featuring Seven, a 5-month-old Basset/Hound mix, as adoptable. Seven recently arrived with his brother Goofy and is described as a friendly and playful puppy with a brindle coat and a touch of white on his chest. The shelter welcomes those interested in adopting or fostering dogs and cats, and encourages community members to visit or volunteer. Pet Rescue is located at 7 Harrison Avenue, Harrison. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 24)
December 23, 2025
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Rye Girls Basketball Defeats Harrison in Rotary Challenge, Advancing to 5-0 Start: The Rye High School girls basketball team secured a dominant 58-33 win over Harrison in the rescheduled Rye Rotary Challenge on December 22, 2025. The match was held in honor of Tiffany O’Toole and doubled as a fundraiser for ovarian cancer research. Standout performances by Charlotte Storz, who scored 23 points, and Stella Maresca, who added 16, led Rye to its fifth consecutive victory. With this result, the Garnets remain unbeaten and highlighted their defensive strength this season. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 23)
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Rye High Boys Basketball Tops Harrison, Secures Win Before Holiday Break: The Rye High School boys basketball team limited Harrison to just 11 first-half points and never trailed, ultimately securing a convincing 59-35 victory on Monday. The Garnets, now holding a 3-2 record, head into the holiday break with momentum and optimism for continued improvement. Scoring contributions in the game came from several players, highlighting team depth. The squad is focused on building on this performance after the new year. (Source: Rye Record on Dec 23)
December 17, 2025
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Cinnabon, a Gentle Orange Tabby, Available for Adoption at Harrison Shelter: Pet Rescue in Harrison is seeking a new home for Cinnabon, a young male orange tabby cat born in January 2024. Cinnabon is described as gentle, quiet, and friendly with other cats. He previously lived with a family who could no longer care for him, but he remains affectionate and enjoys attention. The shelter, located at 7 Harrison Avenue, encourages those interested to learn about their adoption and foster programs. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 17)
December 11, 2025
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Rye Girls Basketball Team Secures Early Season Victory Over Harrison: The Rye High School girls basketball team earned a decisive 61-44 win against Harrison on December 11, 2025. Building a significant lead in the second quarter, Rye controlled the game and marked an important early win in their league schedule. Four players scored in double figures, contributing most of the team's points, which underscored their team depth. Rye, now 2-0, is set to continue their opening road trip with a scheduled matchup against Fox Lane. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 11)
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Westchester County to Hold Inauguration Ceremony for Officials on January 1: Westchester County is set to host an inauguration ceremony for newly elected officials on January 1, 2026, at The Performing Arts Center at Purchase College in Harrison. The event, coordinated by the Office of the Westchester County Executive, will include the swearing-in of County Executive Kenneth W. Jenkins and other officeholders. The ceremony is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. and will celebrate the incoming county leadership. This event highlights the transition of leadership in Westchester County. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 11)
December 10, 2025
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Rye Girls Basketball Opens Season With 56-21 Victory Over Eastchester: The Rye High School girls basketball team began its 2025-26 season with a convincing 56-21 win against Eastchester on December 9. Rye's defense limited Eastchester to less than six points per quarter, helping secure a strong season opener. Leading scorer Phoebe Greto finished with 23 points, supported by Charlotte Storz and Frankie Chiaravalle, who also reached double figures. The team heads into its next matchup on December 11 with a 1-0 record. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 10)
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Rye Arts Center Hosts Open Mic Night Highlighting Local Musicians and Storytellers: The Rye Arts Center held its second open mic night on November 19, drawing a crowd of about 20 attendees. The event featured a mix of musicians, storytellers, and first-time performers, contributing to an atmosphere focused on openness and creativity. Guitarist Dale Ferris opened the evening with several classic songs, while other artists such as Buddy Coughlin performed original music and shared personal stories. Organizers noted that open mic opportunities remain uncommon in Westchester County. (Source: Rye Record on Dec 10)
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Clara, a Fox Hound Mix, Available for Adoption at Harrison Pet Rescue: Clara, a three-year-old Fox Hound, is currently available for adoption through Pet Rescue, a no-kill animal shelter located in Harrison. Measuring about 43 pounds and described as gentle and energetic, Clara enjoys outdoor activities and gets along well with other dogs. The shelter encourages individuals and families interested in adopting or fostering her to learn more about the process. Pet Rescue also offers volunteer opportunities at its Harrison facility. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 10)
December 5, 2025
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Row America Rye Wraps Up Open Water Season on Milton Harbor: Row America Rye recently held its final open water rowing session for the season on Milton Harbor, as colder weather shifts the group to indoor training until spring. The organization supports both youth and adult rowers, offering programs for a range of ages and experience levels. Under the leadership of Marko Serafimovski and coach Greg King, participants include individuals from their 20s to 70s. The club is recognized for preparing young athletes for collegiate rowing opportunities. (Source: Rye Record on Dec 5)
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Concerns Raised Over Westchester County's $11M Marshlands Project in Rye: A leader from the Jay Heritage Center has expressed serious concerns to the Westchester County Board of Legislators regarding a proposed $10.8 million project aimed at the Marshlands in Rye. The letter outlines worries about potential environmental damage, including harm to wildlife habitats, the destruction of historic artifacts, and risks to the shared watershed between connected parklands. The Jay Estate and community members urge careful consideration before proceeding. The county project remains a subject of local debate. (Source: Rye Record on Dec 4)
December 3, 2025
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Public Raises Concerns Over $11M Expansion Proposal at Marshlands Conservancy in Rye: The Westchester County Board of Legislators is set to hold a public hearing regarding its 2026 budget, which includes a proposed $11 million project at Marshlands Conservancy in Rye. The plan calls for the expansion of roads, parking, and park facilities at the 147-acre wildlife preserve. Community members and local leaders have voiced concerns about potential impacts on the area’s natural habitat and questioned the vetting process of the proposal. The conservancy remains a significant environmental resource for the region. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 3)
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Pet Rescue in Harrison Lists Kitten Miney for Adoption: A light grey tabby kitten named Miney is currently available for adoption through Pet Rescue, a no-kill animal shelter based in Harrison, New York. Miney, described as small, elegant, and both independent and affectionate, is seeking a permanent home. Pet Rescue offers adoption and fostering services for a variety of dogs and cats. The shelter is located on Harrison Avenue in Harrison, providing opportunities for local residents to adopt or volunteer. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 3)
December 2, 2025
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Rye–Blind Brook Boys Swim and Dive Team Loses Season Opener Against Harrison: The Rye–Blind Brook Boys Swim and Dive team began their winter season with a loss to non-league opponent Harrison on December 1, starting the year 0-1 with a 51-43 score. Several team members competed in their first varsity meet and earned top placings, with notable performances contributing to individual wins and sectional qualification. Despite the defeat, the team showed promise as they move into a new league structure for the coming year. The squad aims to improve on last season’s 4-6 record. (Source: MyRye.com on Dec 1)
November 25, 2025
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World Kindness Day Marked by Community Acts and Reflections in Rye: World Kindness Day on November 13 drew attention at local schools in Rye, where students anticipated therapy dog visits that were ultimately canceled during lunch. While this change disappointed some, it spurred reflection on the importance of daily kindness, both in school and beyond. Earlier in the day, a visit to the Memorial Sloan Kettering office in Harrison highlighted acts of compassion, as staff offered refreshments to waiting patients. These moments underscored the ongoing need for empathy in everyday settings. (Source: Rye Record on Nov 25)
November 24, 2025
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Rye Professional Firefighters Union Raises Over $100,000 for Local Charities: The Rye Professional Firefighters union, Local 2029, collected more than $100,000 for its charitable organization during their St. Patrick’s Day Ball held in March 2025. The funds support local causes and provide emergency assistance to families of firefighters facing hardship. Local individuals and groups can apply for grants, with each request evaluated by a board composed of both firefighters and city residents. This initiative highlights ongoing community-focused efforts in the city of Rye. (Source: MyRye.com on Nov 24)
November 19, 2025
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Local Shelter Seeks Homes for Adoptable Pets Like Dusky the Kitten: Pet Rescue in Harrison, a no-kill animal shelter, is highlighting adoptable animals such as Dusky, a young female tortoiseshell kitten. Dusky is described as initially shy but playful and gentle once comfortable, enjoying activities like chasing toy balls. The shelter at 7 Harrison Avenue in Harrison encourages those interested in adoption or fostering to learn more about their process. Pet Rescue also welcomes volunteers to support its mission in the community. (Source: MyRye.com on Nov 19)
November 17, 2025
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Connecticut Driver Arrested for DWI After Collision With State Police Car on I-287: A Connecticut man was arrested after he crashed into a New York State Police vehicle in a work zone on I-287 in Harrison during the early morning hours of November 14. The suspect, identified as 46-year-old David K. Wilkins of Stamford, failed to stop and led officers on a brief pursuit spanning about three miles. He was eventually apprehended and showed signs of alcohol impairment. Authorities recovered several bottles of liquor from his vehicle, and no injuries were reported. (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Nov 17)
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New Program Provides Respite Care for Dementia Caregivers in Rye Area: A new initiative in Rye and neighboring communities is offering two hours of free respite care to families caring for loved ones with dementia. The Cluster Care pilot program was presented by SPRYE and Koi Health to local seniors, aiming to provide essential breaks for caregivers managing the demands of Alzheimer's and dementia. Supported by a $200,000 grant, the service begins with four weeks of companionship to help families adjust. The program targets Rye, Rye Brook, Port Chester, and Harrison. (Source: Rye Record on Nov 14)
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State Trooper's Patrol Car Hit by Suspected Impaired Driver Near Harrison Work Zone: Early Friday morning, a New York State Trooper stationed at an I-287 eastbound construction zone near Harrison avoided injury when a patrol vehicle was struck by a driver believed to be intoxicated. After the collision, the driver reportedly left the scene. The incident took place at approximately 4:05 a.m. as authorities were monitoring traffic in the active work area. The trooper was unharmed, and law enforcement continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Nov 17)
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Women's Club of Rye Highlights Community Service and Support Efforts: The Women's Club of Rye, active since 1933, focuses on supporting the elderly, children, and individuals in need across Rye, Rye Brook, Port Chester, Rye Neck, and Harrison. Over the years, the club has shifted from being primarily a social organization to prioritizing community service and philanthropy. Achieving 501(c)(3) status in 2014, it now operates as a charitable and educational non-profit. The club is the only affiliate of the National Federation of Women's Clubs in the area. (Source: MyRye.com on Nov 17)
November 13, 2025
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Rye and Somers to Compete for Section 1 Class A Football Title: The Rye Garnets football team is set to face the Somers Tuskers for the Section 1 Class A championship on Friday, November 14. Rye enters the final as the top-ranked team, having previously defeated Somers during the regular season. Despite their earlier win, Rye will look to avenge last year's championship loss to the Tuskers. The upcoming matchup is expected to be a key contest between two teams with strong records in recent years. (Source: MyRye.com on Nov 13)
November 12, 2025
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Mamaroneck Board Approves 25% Water Rate Increase to Fund Filtration Plant: The Village of Mamaroneck Board of Trustees has approved a 25% increase in water rates following a 3-0 vote, with two trustees absent. The rate adjustment is driven by the requirement to construct a new water filtration plant, aligning Mamaroneck's rates with neighboring municipalities in the Westchester Joint Water Works. This step aims to ensure compliance with water safety standards while maintaining infrastructure funding. Implementation is expected to affect all local water users. (Source: Mamaroneck Observer on Nov 12)
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The History of The Osborn Estate and Its Philanthropic Beginnings: Charles J. Osborn, a prominent investor in the 19th century, built an estate on the Long Island Sound in Rye Neck, Mamaroneck, designed by architect Stanford White. Osborn passed away before enjoying the property, which is now part of the Mamaroneck Beach and Yacht Club. His wife, Miriam Osborn, inherited a considerable fortune and later designated a significant portion in her will to establish a home for elderly women of limited means. This bequest had a lasting philanthropic impact. (Source: Rye Record on Nov 12)
November 7, 2025
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Rye Football Secures 36-22 Victory Over Eastchester, Advances to Section Final: Rye High School's football team overcame a late scare to defeat Eastchester 36-22 in the Section 1 semifinal at Nugent Stadium, setting up a much-anticipated rematch against Somers for the championship. Eastchester briefly grabbed a second-half lead, but Rye responded with strong performances from senior leaders to score the final 15 points of the game. The Garnets remain undefeated at 10-0 and will compete for the title on November 14 in Mahopac. Somers, the defending state champions, advanced after beating Harrison 28-14. (Source: Rye Record on Nov 7)
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Westchester Fair Campaign Committee Dismisses Complaint Against Nambiar: The Westchester Fair Campaign Practices Committee has dismissed a complaint from Republican Kurt van Kuller, who alleged his opponent, Anant Nambiar, exaggerated his public service record in the race for the County's 7th legislative district. The committee ruled that 'public service' includes government, community, and nonprofit work, finding Nambiar's claims reasonable. Additionally, the committee upheld two separate complaints made by Nambiar in the same contest, adding to tensions in this local election. (Source: Rye Record on Oct 31)
November 2, 2025
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Rye Early Voting Center Concludes Operations for November Election: Early voting in Rye for the November 4, 2025 General Election ends today at the Resurrection Church’s Early Childhood Education Center, located at 88 Milton Road. The center has offered local residents a convenient site for casting their ballots ahead of Election Day. Besides this site, voters are able to use any of Westchester County’s 24 additional early voting centers. The general election will take place throughout New York State on November 4, 2025. (Source: MyRye.com on Nov 2)
October 30, 2025
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Westchester District 7 Candidate Faces Criticism for Debate Reference: Tensions have escalated in the Westchester County District 7 race following remarks by Republican candidate Kurt van Kuller during a recent debate at the Mamaroneck Town Center. Van Kuller mistakenly referred to his opponent, Democrat Anant Nambiar, as Zohran Mamdani, prompting swift criticism from local Democratic leaders who called his comments disrespectful and racially insensitive. The Westchester Asian American Democrats responded with a public statement urging an apology. The incident has added intensity to the local campaign. (Source: Rye Record on Oct 30)
October 29, 2025
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Kitten Named Ronnie Available for Adoption at Harrison's Pet Rescue: Pet Rescue, a no-kill animal shelter in Harrison, is seeking a home for Ronnie, a young male kitten described as affectionate and playful. Ronnie has a sleek black coat with distinctive white markings on his chest and is noted for enjoying interactive play and close companionship. The shelter encourages potential adopters interested in Ronnie or other cats and dogs to learn more about their adoption and foster programs. Pet Rescue is located at 7 Harrison Avenue in Harrison. (Source: MyRye.com on Oct 29)
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Rye Field Hockey Team Remains Unbeaten After Win Over Harrison: The Rye High School field hockey team continued its strong start to the season with a 6-1 victory against Harrison, improving their record to 3-0. Multiple players contributed to the scoring, and the team has now outscored opponents 21-1 over three games. Rye allowed its first goal of the season but (Source: Rye Record on Sep 13)
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Rye High School Volleyball Team Splits Early Season Matches: The Rye High School volleyball team began its season with a win over Port Chester and a close loss to Mamaroneck, resulting in a 2-1 record ahead of their upcoming home opener. The team showed resilience, especially in a five-set match against Mamaroneck, and quickly rebounded with a straight-set 3- (Source: Rye Record on Sep 13)
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Pelham Firefighters Organize Chili Cookoff to Support Breast Cancer Awareness: Firefighters from the Village of Pelham hosted a chili cookoff earlier this month to raise funds for breast cancer awareness. The event, held on October 5, brought together local fire departments from Pelham Manor, Lake Mohegan, New Rochelle, Harrison, and Metro North, along with representatives of (Source: Pelham Examiner on Oct 23)
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Pelham Hair Salon Owner Builds Business After Immigrating From Montenegro: Filya Ljucovic, who moved to the United States from Montenegro at age 18, has operated her own hair salon on Fifth Avenue in Pelham since 2006. After completing training at Westchester Beauty Academy and gaining experience at local salons, she established a loyal clientele in Pelham and nearby areas (Source: Pelham Examiner on Sep 17)
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Rye Residents Highlight Democratic Candidates' Actions on Flooding Concerns: A local Rye resident credits Democratic council members and candidates for their proactive efforts to address flooding in the community. The letter details involvement by Josh Nathan, James Ward, Marion Anderson, and Amy Kesavan following concerns over a development on Grant Avenue near Beaver Swamp Brook. The council members and candidates participated in hearings, organized meetings, and advocated for flood mitigation measures, underscoring the issue's significance in Rye. (Source: Rye Record on Oct 27)
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Rye Defeats Harrison in 2025 Rivalry Football Game: Rye's football team claimed a decisive victory over Harrison in the highly anticipated 2025 installment of their storied rivalry. The matchup drew local attention, continuing a tradition that resonates with residents from both communities. Highlights from the contest showcased strong performances by Rye players and the enduring spirit of the competition. The event further cements the significance of the annual game in local high school sports culture. (Source: Rye Record on Oct 27)
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The OG: Garnets Welcome Yorktown to Nugent Stadium in Week Four: (PHOTO: The voice of Rye Garnet Football and Old Garnet Steve Feeney in the Nugent Stadium press box for the Rye – Harrison game on Saturday, October 26, 2024.) Rye Football will look to push their season-opening winning streak to five games on Saturday, October 4, as they host Yorktown at 6:00pm. Miss our 2023 Rye Lifer interview with Rye football Coach Dino Garr? Read it! For the game preview, we turn to the Steve “The OG” Feeney, the voice of Garnet football: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 YORKTOWN @ RYE’S NUGENT STADIUM 6:00PM Hat’s Off – Attention – Salute – Last Friday night, the Rye Football Community was treated to some rare local and New York State-wide gridiron history. Rye‘s Head Football Coach Dino Garr, with Rye’s win over Clarkstown North notching his 365th victory, became the all-time winningest High School Football Head Coach in the recorded history of New York State Football. Congratulations Coach Dino Garr! This writer just absolutely loves his creative rhyming scheme first penned in 2022 especially for the Green and White of the YORKTOWN cornHUSKERS. “These Huskers are all in a cluster trying to filibuster Friday night’s game outcome, but they lose their luster, while eating their muenster, unable to muster, a talented cluster, to back-stop their pre-game bluster, said a flustered buster.” The season now says Fall, and the first game of October has the feeling of an a-maize-ing contest on the famed Nugent turf as Rye seeks to expand on its 9-3-0 (.750) series margin. Mortgage the farm, burn the barn, sell the tractors and furrow the acres as the Garnets harvest the Huskers. The O/G counsels the faithful to place your corn on Rye 38-14 DUST THE HUSKERS BUST THE HUSKERS HUSK THE HUSKERS RUST THE HUSKERS (Source: MyRye.com on Oct 2)
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Pet Adoption: Sky, Active and Friendly: [PHOTO; Sky. Contributed.]MyRye.com features dogs and cats that are up for adoption by Pet Rescue, a no kill pet shelter in Harrison. Sky Status: Adoptable Age: 1 Year Breed: Flat Coat Retriever Mix Gender: Female Adult Size: Small (35 lbs & under) Weight: 22lbs Meet Sky, a beautiful 1 year old retriever mix with one blue eye and one brown that perfectly reflects her playful personality. She is an active, friendly pup who gets along with people, other dogs, and cats. If you want to meet Sky, or any of the other dogs or cats at Harrison’s Pet Rescue, you can learn more about the adoption and foster processes, email (nypetrescue@gmail.com) or call ((914) 835-3332). The shelter is located at 7 Harrison Avenue in Harrison. You can also volunteer at the shelter. (Source: MyRye.com on Oct 8)
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Nathan, Henderson Agree to Scrap Political Signs During Mayoral Campaign: Political rivals Bill Henderson and Josh Nathan have agreed against using lawn signs during their high-stakes mayoral campaign — but they forgot to give Rick McCabe the memo. Nathan, a Democrat, said he and his Republican counterpart, Henderson, came to the informal decision late last year before announcing their campaigns, continuing what they describe as a long-standing tradition in Rye politics. But the duo failed to inform McCabe, a political newcomer who’s running his own independent mayoral campaign. At least 50 “Rick McCabe for Mayor” campaign signs have been seen scattered across homeowners’ lawns around the city. McCabe told The Record that he was unaware of the deal struck between his opponents and said they never approached him to discuss the matter. McCabe is running for mayor as a long shot independent candidate without major party backing, having announced his candidacy in March. Unlike his opponents, he’s also campaigning without running mates, leaving McCabe to approach his political run a bit differently, he said. “I’m doing a lot of things that the normal candidates and major parties aren’t doing because they don’t need to,” he said. “I have to think about this campaign uniquely because of the nature of what it is and not being supported by the major parties or precedent for that matter.” Both Nathan and Henderson said they didn’t intentionally leave McCabe out of their plan, but claimed because he announced his unexpected run months after their discussion, the topic never came up again. Meanwhile, Henderson, a current city councilman, downplayed the importance of political signs, saying that in his 30 years living in Rye, he does not recall local campaigns ever relying heavily on lawn signs. He does not think voters care for them, he added. “You drive into Harrison and there are a million signs, right? I mean, you can’t even read them, there are so many of them,” said Henderson, who sits at the top of the GOP ticket, which also includes James Fee, Robin Thrush Jovanovich, and Maria Tufvesson Shuck. Nathan, who is headlining a Democratic ticket that includes Amy Kesavan, Marion Anderson, and Councilman James Ward, added that he views lawn signs as “more like clutter” than useful tools in a local political campaign. “I actually think they can end up being a little divisive,” Nathan, also a sitting city councilman, added. “I think Rye’s much more issue oriented, and it’s a whole different [thing] than big national stuff.” Political lawn signs are, however, protected political speech under the First Amendment’s right to free expression. In 2008, the city of Rye came under fire from the New York Civil Liberties Union after Rye police ordered a homeowner to remove a Barack Obama lawn sign. As a result, the city agreed to suspend a controversial provision in its local zoning code that banned political signage on residential property. But the issue resurfaced again last year when residents complained that city Building Department personnel yanked political signs off private property without providing any warning to homeowners. The NYCLU again reached out to the city to express its displeasure. The post Nathan, Henderson Agree to Scrap Political Signs During Mayoral Campaign first appeared on Rye Record. (Source: Rye Record on Oct 8)
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Girls Soccer Records 9th Clean Sheet in 3-0 Win vs Harrison: (PHOTO: Hannah Jachman scores a header goal on October 7, 2025, with teammates Parker Calhoun (#15) and Shira Rand (#11) also in the area. Credit: Alvar Lee.) The Rye Girls Soccer team continued to roll in 2025 on Tuesday, October 7, smothering Harrison in a 3-0 victory. The Garnets controlled play from start to finish for their second clean sheet against Harrison this season and ninth overall on the season (12 games). “From the opening whistle, Rye dictated the tempo, controlling possession and creating quality scoring chances through crisp passing and composed play,” Head Coach Rich Savage told MyRye.com. “The breakthrough came off a corner kick when Hannah Jachman finished a well-placed ball from Harkin Brown to give Rye an early lead.” Rye drew the Huskies 0-0 on the road on September 15, so Jachman’s goal was more than just a typical icebreaker. It kickstarted a strong offensive day for the entire team, highlighted by Parker Calhoun (one goal, one assist), Clare Nemsick (Rye’s third goal of the game), and Brown (assists on Rye’s first two goals). Blake Sasse drew the start in goal for Savage and delivered with a shutout. She and Tessa Labowitz have combined to allow just three goals in twelve games, and never more than one in any individual game. Rye actually has a better winning percentage when they allow a goal (3-0, 15 goals for) than when they don’t (6-0-3, 21 goals for). Either way, they will enter their next game at 9-0-3, 4-0-3 in league play, and with a goal differential of +33 (36 goals scored, 3 goals against). Said next game is at 7:00pm on Friday, October 10, at home against Ursuline. Rye will look to extend their win streak to seven and complete revenge row – the Garnets tied the Koalas 0-0 on September 11. They have already beaten the other two teams they tied in early September – Harrison yesterday, and Eastchester on September 27. Watch the Ursuline game here. Replay the Harrison win here. (Source: MyRye.com on Oct 8)
October 28, 2025
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Judge Latwin Discusses Legal Requirements for Public and Private Roads in Rye: Retired Rye City Court Judge Joe Latwin continues his examination of street law in Rye, focusing on how roads are formally established as public or remain private. He explains that streets may be created through dedication or government action, but require acceptance by the municipality to become public. Landowners can construct proposed streets, yet these only achieve public status after official municipal acceptance, often during the subdivision process. Local restrictions and procedures further shape street designation. (Source: MyRye.com on Oct 28)
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Candidates Discuss Issues in Westchester County Legislature District 7 Election: In the race for the Westchester County Legislature's District 7 seat, Democrat Anant Nambiar and Republican Kurt van Kuller face off with differing views on key local concerns. Both candidates have business backgrounds and attended a recent forum in Mamaroneck to share their perspectives. A central topic was the future of Rye Playland, with Nambiar attributing its challenges to past leadership, while van Kuller emphasized financial losses. The election highlights contrasting priorities for Sound Shore's growth. (Source: The Loop on Oct 28)
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Rye and Harrison Students Presented with Christopher Mello Memorial Scholarships: Two high school seniors, one from Rye High School and one from Harrison High School, were honored with the Christopher Mello Award prior to the 2025 Rye-Harrison football game. Carson Miller of Rye and Marco Marisi of Harrison received the scholarships, which recognize students who exemplify the character and spirit of Christopher Mello, a local hero lost on September 11. This year, the total amount awarded in scholarships reached $240,000. The ceremony highlighted community values and remembrance. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Oct 28)
October 26, 2025
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Rye Volleyball Secures 3-1 Victory Over Harrison After Early Setback: The Rye High School volleyball team overcame a rough first set to defeat Harrison 3-1 in a match held on September 15, 2025. After losing the opening set 25-12, Rye responded by taking the next three sets with scores of 25-19, 25-16, and 25-22. Key players included Phoebe Greto, who led with eleven kills and six blocks, as well as Amelie Modesto, who contributed 27 assists. The team, now with a 4-1 record, will next face Pelham on September 18. (Source: MyRye.com on Sep 16)
October 25, 2025
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Rye Early Voting Center Set for 2025 General Election: Residents of Rye will be able to participate in early voting for the November 4, 2025 General Election starting Saturday, October 25 and continuing through Sunday, November 2. The designated early voting center is Resurrection Church’s Early Childhood Education Center at 88 Milton Road, with operating hours varying by day. Alongside Rye, voters can access one of 24 additional centers throughout Westchester County. This initiative aims to increase voting accessibility for area residents. (Source: MyRye.com on Oct 25)
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Rye Football Secures Undefeated Season With 49-28 Victory Over Harrison: On October 25, Rye High School's football team capped off its regular season with a decisive 49-28 win against local rival Harrison. This result extends Rye's record to a perfect 8-0, highlighting their dominance with a 23-3 win record over Harrison since 2002. The Garnets displayed a strong offensive performance, scoring five rushing touchdowns and securing a substantial halftime lead. Their consistent play has resulted in an impressive average win margin exceeding 25 points per game this season. (Source: MyRye.com on Oct 25)
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Rye Football Defeats Harrison to Complete Unbeaten Regular Season: Rye secured a 49-28 victory over Harrison on Saturday, concluding an undefeated regular season and marking consecutive wins against the Huskies for the first time since 2021. The win gives Rye an 8-0 record and places them as the top seed entering the Section 1 Class A playoffs. Harrison now stands at 5-3, with both teams advancing to the postseason. The annual rivalry continues, with Rye holding a 51-44-3 overall lead after this 19th meeting since 2010. (Source: Rye Record on Oct 25)
October 24, 2025
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Rye and Harrison to Meet for 98th Annual High School Football Rivalry Game: Rye High School's football team will face Harrison High School in their traditional rivalry matchup, scheduled for 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 25, 2025, at Harrison. Known as 'The Game,' this annual contest has deep roots stretching back to the 1920s and will mark its 98th edition. Rye currently leads the series with 50 wins to Harrison's 44, following a dominant streak over the past two decades. This game remains a focal point of local high school sports each fall. (Source: MyRye.com on Oct 23)
October 22, 2025
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Details Announced for 2025 Rye-Harrison High School Football Game: The Rye Athletic Department has provided information for the 2025 Rye-Harrison football game, scheduled for October 25 at McGillicuddy Stadium in Harrison. Ticket sales will begin at noon, with kickoff at 1:30 p.m. The event will also be available via free online streaming. Guidelines for spectators (Source: MyRye.com on Oct 22)
October 21, 2025
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Rye High School Volleyball Defeats Mamaroneck in Final Home Match of Season: Rye High School's volleyball team secured a straight-set victory over Mamaroneck in their last home game of the 2025 regular season. The Garnets improved their record to 14-3 and avenged an earlier loss to Mamaroneck. The team will conclude the regular season with an away match at Ardsley on October (Source: MyRye.com on Oct 21)