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April 15, 2026
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Remy the Grey Tabby Available for Adoption at Pet Rescue in Harrison: Pet Rescue, a no-kill animal shelter located at 7 Harrison Avenue in Harrison, is featuring Remy, a gentle male grey tabby born in October 2025, for adoption. Remy is known for his affectionate and calm demeanor, preferring cozy naps and gentle companionship over high activity. Staff note that although initially shy, Remy quickly becomes friendly and enjoys attention. Individuals interested in adopting or fostering Remy can visit the shelter or inquire about volunteering opportunities. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 15)
April 13, 2026
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Rye Softball Secures First Season Win Over Pelham With Strong First Inning: Rye High School's softball team captured its first victory of the season against Pelham, powered by an eight-run surge in the opening inning to finish with a 13-5 win. The team was led by sisters Penelope and Georgina Gilmore, who each hit a home run and drove in three runs. Junior Penelope Gilmore also pitched a complete game, allowing five hits and striking out six. Rye now looks ahead to upcoming matchups against Albertus Magnus, Eastchester, and Harrison. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 13)
April 11, 2026
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Rye City Council to Address Zoning and Community Issues on April 15 Agenda: The Rye City Council will hold a ceremonial and regular session on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, at the historic Square House. The agenda includes recognitions of current and former officials, remarks from council members, and comments from the new chair of the Landmarks Commission. Key topics for discussion involve zoning on Purchase Street, a new pickleball court, and community organizations' activities. Any potential litigation matters may be considered in an executive session if needed. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 11)
April 8, 2026
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Spotlight on Jessica Feeney Antico, Rye High School Class of 1976: Jessica Feeney Antico, a member of Rye High School's Class of 1976, is featured as part of MyRye.com's Yearbook Project, which highlights alumni in conjunction with the class’s upcoming 50th reunion in 2026. Antico was active in school sports, serving as a co-captain for the varsity cheerleading team and participating in field hockey. The project seeks to reconnect former students and celebrate their experiences and contributions within the Rye community. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 8)
April 7, 2026
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Rye Softball Team Falls to Harrison 15-5 in Season Opening Game: Rye High School's softball team began its season with a 15-5 loss on the road against Harrison. Despite taking an early 3-0 lead in the first inning, Rye struggled as Harrison responded with a strong offensive effort. Several Rye players, including Penelope Gilmore, Ava Rollano, and Caroline Joyce, contributed most of the team's hits. The game marked Rye's debut in Class AA following a previous quarterfinal appearance in Class A, highlighting the increased competition. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 7)
April 2, 2026
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Gigi the Kitten Available for Adoption at Harrison's Pet Rescue: Pet Rescue, a no-kill animal shelter in Harrison, has listed Gigi, a mostly black domestic medium-hair kitten, as available for adoption. Gigi is described as active and playful, comfortable with both dogs and children, and enjoys exploring. She is noted for her affectionate nature but is also independent. Those interested in adopting or learning more about volunteering can contact the shelter, located at 7 Harrison Avenue. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 2)
April 1, 2026
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Drew Barrymore Puts Harrison Colonial Estate on Market for Nearly $5 Million: Actress Drew Barrymore is selling her historic Colonial-style estate in Harrison, which she purchased in 2024. The property, dating back almost 280 years, is listed for $4.99 million. The home combines period features with modern updates, reflecting both history and luxury in a sought-after Westchester community. The listing contributes to the local market’s ongoing activity. (Source: Westchester Magazine on Apr 1)
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Rye Launches Satirical Deer Registration Program in April Fool's Wildlife Plan: The City of Rye has announced a humorous wildlife management plan as part of a satirical series for April 1. This fictional initiative proposes requiring all local white-tailed deer to register at the police department and follow strict browsing rules. The mock ordinance is presented as a response to concerns about deer behavior, blending playful tone with familiar issues. The piece is intended as satire and does not reflect actual city policy. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 1)
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Rye to Provide Battery-Powered Leaf Blowers to Residents Ahead of Gas Ban: The City of Rye has announced plans to supply every resident aged 10 and above with a battery-powered leaf blower in anticipation of the city's ban on gas-powered blowers set for May 1, 2026. The project is being funded through a grant from the New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation and represents a partnership with state officials. City leadership describes the move as significant in advancing local sustainability. The initiative aims to support a transition to cleaner yard maintenance methods. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 1)
March 31, 2026
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Drew Barrymore Lists 12-Acre Estate in Harrison for $4.9 Million: A 12-acre estate owned by actress Drew Barrymore is on the market in Harrison for $4.9 million. Barrymore, who has used the property mainly on weekends since purchasing it in 2020, recently had it subdivided into five lots, though the estate is being offered as one parcel. The property is among the largest in southern Westchester and may appeal to buyers interested in privacy or future development. Barrymore currently resides in Manhattan but is seeking a new property in Westchester. (Source: MyRye.com on Mar 31)
March 30, 2026
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Rye Public Safety Commissioner Mike Kopy Named Leader of Westchester Police Chiefs: Mike Kopy, who has overseen public safety in Rye, has been appointed president of the Westchester County Chiefs of Police Association. The installation ceremony took place at Beach Point Club in Mamaroneck on March 27, 2026, with over 220 attendees. Kopy, with longtime involvement in the organization, succeeds Tarrytown Police Chief John Barbelet. The association brings together law enforcement leaders from Westchester and Putnam counties, emphasizing public safety, training, and partnerships. (Source: MyRye.com on Mar 30)
March 25, 2026
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Brownie the Hound Mix Available for Adoption at Harrison Pet Rescue: Brownie, a two-year-old female hound mix, is currently available for adoption through Pet Rescue in Harrison. Weighing in at 35 pounds and described as housebroken and sociable with both people and other dogs, Brownie is seeking a permanent home. Pet Rescue operates as a no-kill shelter and also offers opportunities for fostering and volunteering. The shelter is located at 7 Harrison Avenue in Harrison, where prospective adopters can learn more. (Source: MyRye.com on Mar 25)
March 24, 2026
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Four Local Municipalities Collaborate on Flooding and Grant Initiatives: The Mamaroneck Board of Trustees recently approved support for a joint committee addressing flooding, uniting the Town/Village of Harrison, Village of Mamaroneck, Town of Rye, and City of Rye. The committee aims to coordinate efforts and share resources in response to shared flood risks. Updates were also given on two grants relevant to local flood management, with one already approved and another under application review. These steps reflect increased regional cooperation on flood mitigation. (Source: Mamaroneck Observer on Mar 24)
March 22, 2026
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Rye FD Union's St. Patrick's Ball Raises Over $135,000 for Community Programs: The Rye Fire Department's Local 2029 Union raised more than $135,000 at its second annual St. Patrick’s Day Ball held on March 20, 2026. Nearly 200 community members attended the event, with proceeds directed to local causes including child-focused projects, community impact efforts, support for local organizations, and assistance for first responders facing hardship. Grants are distributed via a rolling program, supporting initiatives throughout the year. The event strengthens ongoing charitable outreach. (Source: MyRye.com on Mar 22)
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Longtime Resident Sandy Chittenden Reflects on Multigenerational Life in Rye: Sandy Chittenden, a realtor and lifelong resident, is featured in the Rye Lifers series highlighting individuals deeply rooted in Rye. Her family has lived in the area for three generations, making Rye a central part of her identity and family life. Chittenden describes experiences growing up on Boston Post Road and maintaining strong connections to family homes in the community. This feature underscores the enduring appeal and close-knit nature of Rye for longtime residents. (Source: MyRye.com on Mar 22)
March 21, 2026
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Rye City Council to Address Women's History, Monarch Pledge, and Safety Updates: The Rye City Council will hold its next meeting on March 25, 2026, starting with an executive session to discuss personnel, property, and litigation matters. Key agenda items include a presentation honoring local women veterans for Women's History Month and Rye's commitment to the monarch butterfly pledge through planting Swamp Milkweed. Updates on traffic and pedestrian safety will also be addressed, and the meeting will include opportunities for public comment. (Source: MyRye.com on Mar 21)
March 18, 2026
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Pierogi the Cat Awaits Adoption at Harrison's Pet Rescue Shelter: Pierogi, a young buff and white male cat born in January 2024, is currently up for adoption at Pet Rescue, a no-kill animal shelter in Harrison. Known for his playful and independent nature, Pierogi enjoys both human and animal companions. The shelter, located at 7 Harrison Avenue, offers adoption and foster opportunities for cats and dogs. Interested individuals can visit the facility to meet Pierogi and learn more about the adoption process. (Source: MyRye.com on Mar 18)
March 16, 2026
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Mamaroneck Fire Chief Delivers Annual Activity Report for 2025: Fire Chief Thomas Siemsen provided the Board of Trustees with a detailed overview of the Village Fire Department’s 2025 operations during a meeting held on March 9, 2026. The report highlighted that the department handled more incidents compared to neighboring departments in Larchmont, the Town of Mamaroneck, and Harrison, which feature career or mixed staffing. Siemsen's presentation utilized comprehensive data to summarize the department’s operational demands and performance throughout the year. The session offered insight into local emergency response workload and trends. (Source: Mamaroneck Observer on Mar 16)
March 13, 2026
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Rye Library Event Sheds Light on Revolutionary Era Mapmaking and Local Divides: A recent presentation at the Rye library highlighted the intricate social and geographic landscape of Rye in 1779, as depicted in a map created by Robert Erskine, the geographer who served under General Washington. The map displayed various family homesteads, illustrating the divided loyalties among local residents during the Revolutionary War. Erskine, a Scottish-born engineer and Fellow of the Royal Society, played a crucial role in mapping Westchester County for the Continental Army. His contributions provided strategic insights during a pivotal period in American history. (Source: Rye Record on Mar 13)
March 11, 2026
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BamBam, a Young Jack Russell Mix, Available for Adoption in Harrison: Pet Rescue, a no-kill shelter in Harrison, is seeking adoptive families for BamBam, a six-month-old Jack Russell Terrier mix. BamBam is a small dog with a brown and white speckled coat and distinctive eyes, weighing approximately 20 pounds. The shelter encourages those interested in adopting or fostering animals to visit or contact their location at 7 Harrison Avenue. Volunteers are also welcome to support the shelter's ongoing efforts. (Source: MyRye.com on Mar 11)
March 10, 2026
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Rye Football Achieves Decades of Success Under Coach Dino Garr: Rye High School's football program has built a legacy over eight decades, highlighted by a fifth state championship in December 2025 and its first in Class A. The team capped an undefeated season by overcoming Brighton in the title game. The program’s growth since the 1950s has been shaped by long-standing community support and notably, Coach Dino Garr, recognized as the most successful coach in Section One history. Rye’s enduring football tradition continues to draw strong local interest. (Source: MyRye.com on Mar 10)
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Rye Resident Presumed Deceased After Ice Climbing Incident in Scotland: Brian Munro McGillicuddy, a longtime Rye resident and accomplished mountaineer, is believed to have died while ice climbing on Ben Nevis in Scotland. Known for his significant climbing experience, McGillicuddy was an active figure in the Hudson Valley climbing community and frequently climbed in the Shawangunk Mountains. He was reported missing after failing to return from his climb, with severe weather and avalanches in the area thought to have played a role. Local climbers remember his impact and first ascents in New York’s climbing regions. (Source: Rye Record on Mar 10)
March 4, 2026
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Harrison Resident Missing After Hiking Trip in Scottish Highlands: Brian McGillicuddy, a 64-year-old from Harrison, has been reported missing during a hiking trip in the Scottish Highlands after failing to return from Ben Nevis on February 19. Family members traveled to Fort William to assist the search, which has involved mountain rescue teams, the coast guard, drone operators, and search dogs amidst difficult winter conditions. McGillicuddy was celebrating retirement with a climbing trip when he disappeared. Authorities continue to search the area for any sign of him. (Source: Rye Record on Mar 4)
February 27, 2026
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Rye and Harrison High Schools Unite for Friday Night Mixer Event: Students from Rye and Harrison High Schools, known for their longstanding football rivalry, gathered for the second Rye-Harrison Friday Night Mixer. Over 100 students participated in activities ranging from dancing and games to art projects in Rye High's gym on a cold February evening. The event, focused on fostering positive relationships and discouraging substance use, was organized by students from both schools. Attendees also enjoyed food and desserts prepared by special education students from each school. (Source: Rye Record on Feb 27)
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Documentary by Rye Country Day Alum Explores New York's Historical Ties to Slavery: A 30-minute documentary by Rye Country Day School alumnus Richard French IV, screened at the Rye Free Reading Room for Black History Month, examines New York's central role in the 17th and 18th century slave trade. The film explores Wall Street's origins as a major slave market and traces how prominent financial institutions have roots connected to slavery-related commerce. Panel discussions followed the screening, focusing on increasing local awareness of this often-overlooked history. (Source: Rye Record on Feb 27)
February 25, 2026
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Five-Year-Old Bernese Mountain Dog Available for Adoption at Harrison Shelter: Pet Rescue, a no-kill shelter in Harrison, is seeking a home for Baby, a five-year-old female Bernese Mountain Dog weighing 67 pounds. Baby was brought in along with two other Bernese Mountain Dogs and is described as gentle, friendly, and affectionate. She is spayed, healthy, and current on her vaccinations, making her ready for adoption. Those interested can find more information or visit the shelter in Harrison. (Source: MyRye.com on Feb 25)
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Rye's Outdated Comprehensive Plan Raises Concerns Among Planning Experts: Rye's comprehensive plan, last updated in 1985, is now the second-oldest in Westchester County. Experts advise that such plans should be reviewed every 7 to 10 years to reflect changes in demographics, technology, and economics. In contrast, most neighboring communities have revised their plans within the past 15 years. The prolonged lack of updates in Rye's plan may increase local risks associated with outdated guidance. (Source: Rye Record on Feb 25)
February 23, 2026
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Harrison Resident Missing on Ben Nevis in Scottish Highlands, Search Continues: Brian McGillicuddy, a 64-year-old resident of Harrison, has been reported missing after a hiking trip on Ben Nevis in the Scottish Highlands. He was last seen on February 19 at the Charles Inglis Clark Memorial Hut but did not return as planned. Authorities in Scotland have launched a major search operation, utilizing specialized resources despite difficult conditions. McGillicuddy is connected to the local area through family and community ties in Harrison and Rye. (Source: MyRye.com on Feb 23)
February 20, 2026
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Playland’s Dragon Coaster Undergoes Repairs as Disposal of Iconic Pieces Upsets Fans: The Dragon Coaster at Playland in Rye is currently undergoing repairs after being closed for the entire 2025 season. Fans expressed disappointment and frustration when parts of the ride, including the dragon’s head and tail, were seen discarded in a large dumpster, igniting discussions among park enthusiasts. Westchester County, which now manages the park, assumed control following a legal dispute. The coaster, in operation since 1929, holds significant nostalgic value for the community. (Source: Rye Record on Feb 20)
February 18, 2026
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Rye Girls Basketball Prepares for Section Title Defense After Recent Losses: The Rye High School girls basketball team ended the regular season with consecutive defeats by Ossining, their first against Class AA competitors. Despite these setbacks, the Garnets hold a 16-4 record and secured the No. 3 seed in the Section 1 playoffs. Last year, the team won the section title after a strong postseason performance, and with many returning players, expectations remain high. Rye begins their playoff campaign at home against No. 14 seed Roosevelt, aiming for another deep run. (Source: Rye Record on Feb 18)
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Rye Boys Basketball Prepares for Section 1 Class AA Playoff Opener Against Nyack: Rye High School's boys basketball team has secured the fifth seed in the Section 1 Class AA playoffs, boasting a 15-5 record. The Garnets will host twelfth-seeded Nyack, which finished their season 8-12, in the tournament's opening round. Throughout February, Rye achieved notable victories, including a significant win over Clarkstown North, but finished with a close overtime loss to Iona Prep. The team now looks to advance deep into the postseason for a chance at the championship. (Source: Rye Record on Feb 18)
February 16, 2026
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House Fire in Mamaroneck Leaves Multiple Injured, Several Hospitalized: Emergency crews responded to a house fire on Lester Avenue in the Village of Mamaroneck around 5 p.m. on Monday. The blaze was confined to a single residence, but several individuals, including children, suffered injuries and required paramedic care at the scene. Multiple victims were transported to a nearby hospital as fire departments from surrounding communities assisted in the response. Authorities have asked residents to avoid the area while operations continue. (Source: The Loop on Feb 16)
February 13, 2026
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Jeanine Pirro Files Lawsuit Against Rye and Con Edison Over Sidewalk Fall: Former U.S. Attorney and ex-Fox News host Jeanine Pirro has filed a lawsuit against the City of Rye and Con Edison after allegedly sustaining head and facial injuries in a fall near Purchase Street in downtown Rye. Pirro claims a wooden block left over from utility work by Con Edison protruded from the roadway, contributing to her accident. The suit, filed in Westchester Supreme Court, alleges that both the city and utility failed to address or warn about the hazardous condition. (Source: Rye Record on Feb 13)
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Jeanine Pirro Files $250,000 Lawsuit Against Rye City After Street Fall: Jeanine Pirro, a former United States attorney and Rye resident, has filed a $250,000 lawsuit against the City of Rye, alleging injuries from a recent trip and fall incident. Pirro claims she tripped over a wooden block protruding from a steel plate on Boston Post Road, near City Hall, following utility work by Con Edison. She is seeking damages for injuries suffered during the incident. The case raises questions about local roadway safety and municipal responsibility. (Source: MyRye.com on Feb 13)
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Celebrating the Many Reasons Residents Cherish Rye: Valentine’s Day serves as a reminder for Rye residents to reflect on their affection for their community, highlighting local traditions and landmarks. The town’s strong support for youth sports has resulted in a notably high rate of student-athletes advancing to college teams, including Division 1 schools. Historical sites such as the Square, Knapp, Bird, and Jay houses offer insights into the area’s past, enriching the town’s unique identity. Rye continues to foster pride and a strong sense of belonging among its residents. (Source: Rye Record on Feb 13)
February 9, 2026
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Longtime Rye Community Advocate Adele Riedel Dies at 91: Adele Marie Riedel, a Rye resident for five decades, died on January 26 at the age of 91. Riedel was active in local arts, environmental initiatives, and numerous community organizations, including the Carver Center, Rye Nature Center, and the Girl Scouts. She played a key role in launching Rye’s recycling program and was involved in the Rye Summer Theatre and other artistic endeavors. Her dedication left a substantial impact on Rye’s civic and cultural fabric. (Source: Rye Record on Feb 9)
February 5, 2026
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Rye Boys Basketball Team Secures Defensive Victory Over Harrison: The Rye boys basketball team maintained its strong defensive reputation with a 45-28 win against Harrison on Wednesday, limiting their rival to just seven points per quarter. Leading 28-13 by halftime, Rye extended their lead through consistent pressure, keeping Harrison nearly scoreless in the final minutes. This victory completed a season sweep over the Huskies and strengthened Rye's outlook for the upcoming Class AA section playoffs. The team now holds an 11-4 record for the season. (Source: Rye Record on Feb 5)
February 4, 2026
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Adoptable Cat Billie Awaits New Home at Harrison's Pet Rescue: Billie, a petite tuxedo cat born in June 2023, is currently available for adoption at Pet Rescue, a no-kill shelter located in Harrison. Previously found in Mount Vernon with a litter of kittens, Billie has settled into the shelter and is now seeking a permanent family. She is described as affectionate and playful, enjoying the attention and comfort of volunteers. Those interested in adopting Billie can visit the shelter or contact Pet Rescue for more information. (Source: MyRye.com on Feb 4)
February 3, 2026
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Rye Boys Basketball Team Opens Busy February With Win Over Nyack: The Rye High School boys basketball team began a packed February schedule with a 52-42 home win against Nyack. Rye controlled the game through strong defense and outscored Nyack throughout, with senior Henry Shoemaker leading the Garnets in points. This match kicked off a challenging stretch, with seven games over 13 days ahead of the postseason. Rye is set to host Harrison next before facing Bronxville and Roosevelt in upcoming contests. (Source: Rye Record on Feb 3)
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Rye Boys Basketball Secures Tenth Win of Season Over Nyack: The Rye Boys Basketball team achieved their tenth win of the 2026 season by defeating Nyack 52-42 on February 2. Building an early lead, Rye extended their advantage with a strong scoring run to start the second half. Consistent offensive contributions came from both starters and bench players, with Henry Shoemaker and Ben Hudson leading the team in points. The victory marks another successful rebound for Rye after a previous loss, highlighting their resilience this season. (Source: MyRye.com on Feb 3)
January 31, 2026
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Rye–Blind Brook Boys Swim and Dive Team Finishes Fourth in Conference 3 Meet: The Rye–Blind Brook boys swimming and diving team secured fourth place out of eight teams at the 2026 Conference 3 Championship, held from January 29 to 31. The team, known as the Garnet Trojans, performed strongly, narrowly surpassing Bronxville–New Rochelle to finish in the top half of their conference standings. Multiple athletes achieved personal bests, with the squad fielding five relay teams and strong contributions across nine individual events. The season concluded with a solid showing at the championship meet. (Source: MyRye.com on Jan 31)
January 30, 2026
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Firefighters Quickly Contain Roof Fire at Aurora Restaurant in Rye: On January 28, 2026, Rye Fire Department responded rapidly to a reported roof fire at Aurora Restaurant located at 60 Purchase Street in downtown Rye. Fire crews arrived within a minute, found the building evacuated, and used aerial and ground ladders to access and extinguish the blaze, which was isolated to the roof. Minimal damage occurred, and no injuries were reported. Rye Police secured the area and auto-aid fire departments assisted with safety checks nearby. (Source: MyRye.com on Jan 30)
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Fat Stu's Offers Comfort Food and Welcoming Atmosphere in Port Chester: Fat Stu's in Port Chester provides a relaxed setting for families and individuals seeking classic comfort food without the need to cook. The small, inviting restaurant features a retro-inspired interior and a straightforward menu that includes burgers, customizable options, and a house-made signature sauce. Situated near Kneaded Bread, the establishment has quickly become popular for its friendly service and approachable atmosphere. It serves as a local dining option during the colder months. (Source: Rye Record on Jan 30)
January 28, 2026
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Pit Bull Terrier Named Bear Lee Available for Adoption in Harrison: Pet Rescue, a no-kill animal shelter in Harrison, is highlighting Bear Lee, a two-year-old male pit bull terrier available for adoption. Bear Lee weighs 52 pounds and is described as energetic and playful, with distinctive brown eyes. The shelter, located at 7 Harrison Avenue, also provides information to those interested in fostering or volunteering. Residents seeking more details on adoption or volunteer opportunities can contact the shelter directly. (Source: MyRye.com on Jan 28)
January 27, 2026
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Anonymous Group Seeks Influence Over Rye's Planning and Elections: A group operating under the name Rye Community Planning Collaborative has been circulating encrypted proposals that could impact the city's development, while refusing to disclose its members' identities. The group is attempting to play a role in Rye’s master planning efforts and local elections, and has voiced criticism of city officials and boards. The secretive nature of the group has led to widespread concerns about its credibility and motives. Community dialogue continues as residents consider the group's influence and approach. (Source: Rye Record on Jan 27)
January 25, 2026
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Heavy Snow Prompts School and Facility Closures Across Sound Shore Area: A significant winter storm brought heavy snowfall to the Sound Shore area on Sunday, leading to the closure of schools in Mamaroneck, Rye Neck, Rye, Harrison, and New Rochelle for Monday, January 26. Municipal buildings such as the Mamaroneck Town Center, Town Court, and Hommocks Pool are also closed due to the conditions. Garbage collection services in local districts are suspended, and fire officials are advising residents to keep hydrants accessible. Local government meetings will shift to virtual formats during the disruption. (Source: The Loop on Jan 25)
January 23, 2026
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Rye Boys Squash Team Suffers First Loss of the Season Against Hackley: The Rye High School boys squash team ended their six-match winning streak with a 5-2 loss to Hackley on January 22, 2026. The team played without top athlete Charlie Rodilosso, who was sidelined by an injury, leading all players to move up in the lineup. Michael Talbott and Owen Karl earned individual victories, but their efforts were not enough to secure a team win. Rye remains unbeaten in Fairwest League play and will next face Bronxville on January 24. (Source: MyRye.com on Jan 23)
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Rye Firefighters Organize St. Patrick's Day Fundraiser Ball at Harrison Meadows: The Rye Professional Firefighters are holding a St. Patrick's Day fundraiser on March 13 at the Harrison Meadows Country Club. Proceeds from the event will go toward local initiatives, following last year’s successful donations to organizations such as the Rye Nature Center, local schools, and community campaigns. The evening will include dinner, live and silent auctions, music, and a photobooth. Auction items range from golf experiences to vacation packages, highlighting community engagement efforts. (Source: Rye Record on Jan 23)
January 21, 2026
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Adult Cat Named Beau Available for Adoption at Harrison's Pet Rescue: Pet Rescue, a no-kill shelter in Harrison, is seeking a home for Beau, an adult orange and white male cat. Beau was significantly overweight and diagnosed with diabetes upon arrival at the shelter, but he is now responding well to daily medication and weight management. The shelter is optimistic that Beau's health will continue to improve as he nears his weight goal. Potential adopters and volunteers can visit or contact Pet Rescue in Harrison for more information. (Source: MyRye.com on Jan 21)
January 14, 2026
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Kiko, a Poodle Mix, Available for Adoption at Harrison Pet Rescue: Kiko, a 4-year-old male poodle mix, is currently available for adoption at Pet Rescue, a no-kill shelter in Harrison. Previously part of a family that could not continue his care, Kiko is adjusting to his new surroundings and enjoys regular walks with volunteers. Weighing 16 pounds and considered a small breed, he is seeking a new home. Interested adopters or volunteers can visit Pet Rescue at 7 Harrison Avenue in Harrison for details. (Source: MyRye.com on Jan 14)