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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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Attorney General Launches Portal After ICE Raid in Manhattan: Following a recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation on Canal Street in Manhattan, New York Attorney General Letitia James has introduced an online portal for residents to submit videos and photos of ICE activity. The initiative aims to gather public evidence to support an investigation, (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Oct 23)
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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 22, 2025
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Queens Woman Arrested After Newborn Left at Manhattan Subway Station: A 30-year-old woman from Queens was taken into custody after her newborn daughter was found abandoned at a Penn Station subway stop in Manhattan. Authorities report the infant was discovered with her umbilical cord still attached. The mother faces charges related to child endangerment. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Oct 22)
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Woman Charged After Infant Left at Midtown Manhattan Subway Station: A 30-year-old woman was taken into custody in Queens after authorities found a newborn left unattended at a subway station in Midtown Manhattan. She faces charges related to child abandonment and endangerment. The incident is under investigation by New York City police. (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Oct 22)
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Canal Street Vendors Report Immigration Sweep and Reduced Presence: Street vendors on Manhattan's Canal Street reported being questioned by federal agents during an immigration enforcement action, leading to a noticeable decline in vendor activity the following day. Some vendors who returned expressed frustration and concern about the incident, while spontaneous on‐ (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Oct 22)
October 21, 2025
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Infant Found Abandoned at Penn Station Subway; Police Seek Woman for Questioning: Authorities in New York City are seeking public assistance to identify a woman in connection with an infant girl found abandoned at a Penn Station subway stop. The baby, discovered with her umbilical cord still attached, was left at the busy Manhattan transit hub. Police have released images of the (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Oct 21)
October 20, 2025
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Infant Discovered Alone at Midtown Manhattan Subway Station: Authorities in New York City responded to a report of an abandoned baby girl found on the stairs of a subway station in midtown Manhattan. The child was found conscious, and police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. (Source: Finger Lakes Times on Oct 20)
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Newborn Found Abandoned at Midtown Manhattan Subway Station: A newborn girl was discovered wrapped in a blanket at a subway station in Midtown Manhattan during the Monday morning rush hour. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident and the infant's condition. The case has drawn attention to child welfare and public safety in New (Source: Finger Lakes Daily News on Oct 20)
October 17, 2025
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Bilt to Establish Manhattan Headquarters, Add Over 600 Jobs: Bilt, a financial technology company focused on housing and neighborhood commerce, plans to open a new headquarters in Manhattan's Meatpacking District. The expansion will create 625 jobs and retain more than 200 current positions, supported by state tax incentives. The headquarters is set to open, (Source: Fingerlakes1.com on Oct 3)
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)
September 30, 2025
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Former St. Augustine Pastor Monsignor Walter F. Kenny Dies at 96: Monsignor Walter F. Kenny, who led St. Augustine Catholic Church in Larchmont for two decades and served in various roles within the Archdiocese of New York, died on September 25, 2025, at age 96. Kenny was active in the local Catholic community until his retirement and continued as Pastor Emeritus. (Source: The Loop on Sep 30)
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Edward Albee's Early Years in Larchmont Highlighted in Local Series: A new series explores the local roots of Edward Albee, the renowned playwright known for his impact on American theater. Albee spent his formative years in Larchmont after being adopted by a family with strong theatrical connections. The feature invites community feedback on the use of AI in sharing (Source: The Loop on Sep 30)
September 23, 2025
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Andrew James Cavanagh, Former Pelham Resident, Dies at 38: Andrew James Cavanagh, who grew up in Pelham and later lived in Manhattan, has died at age 38. He was a graduate of Fordham Preparatory School and the University of Notre Dame, and earned advanced degrees from Fordham University. Cavanagh is remembered by family and friends in the Pelham and NewYork (Source: Pelham Examiner on Sep 23)
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Winfield Street Coffee Reopens at Rye Train Station After Permit Dispute: Winfield Street Coffee has resumed operations at the Rye train station following a 35-day closure due to a permit issue with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. The café was ordered to close after unapproved kitchen equipment was found. After removing the equipment and making necessary safety (Source: Rye Record on Sep 23)
September 20, 2025
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Longtime Rye Resident and Community Volunteer Dies at 68: Diana "Kim" Walker Steers, a Rye resident known for her community involvement and dedication to family, died at home on September 17, 2025. Steers was active in local charitable organizations, including serving as president of the 32nd Twig Organization, and is survived by her three children and her (Source: Rye Record on Sep 20)
September 17, 2025
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Two Retired Executives Compete for Westchester District 7 Legislature Seat: Westchester County's District 7 legislative seat is being contested for the first time in over ten years, as Republican Kurt Van Kuller and Democrat Anant Nambiar, both retired business professionals, campaign on issues such as energy rates, flood prevention, and the cost of living. The seat is open (Source: Rye Record on Sep 17)
September 14, 2025
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Rye Holds Annual Ceremony to Remember 9/11 Victims and First Responders: The City of Rye marked the 24th anniversary of the September 11 attacks with a commemorative ceremony outside the Rye Fire Department headquarters. Mayor Josh Cohn addressed attendees, reflecting on the impact of the tragedy on the community and honoring those lost, including local residents and the (Source: MyRye.com on Sep 14)
September 12, 2025
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Red-Tailed Hawk Observed in Rye Area: A red-tailed hawk, a common bird of prey in the region, has been spotted in Rye. The presence of this species highlights the area's local wildlife and natural habitats. Residents may notice these hawks in parks and wooded spaces throughout the community. (Source: MyRye.com on Sep 12)
September 9, 2025
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Dispute Keeps Rye Train Station Coffee Shop Closed: A conflict between the owners of Winfield Street Coffee and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has led to the continued closure of the café at the Rye train station. The situation has affected commuters and local residents who frequented the location. (Source: Rye Record on Sep 9)