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July 16, 2026
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Podcast Explores City Counsel Kristen Wilson’s Role and Legal Issues in Rye: A new episode of the MyRye.com Conversations podcast features an interview with Rye City Counsel Kristen Wilson, who discusses the scope of legal responsibilities she manages for the city. Host Doug French, a former mayor of Rye, explores how Wilson balances advising the City Council, representing various city departments, and managing conflicts that arise within municipal operations. The episode offers insights into how legal matters influence daily governance in Rye. Listeners gain perspective on the complexities of local government law. (Source: MyRye.com on Jul 16)
July 15, 2026
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Premium Point Waterfront Estate Listed for Nearly $10 Million in New Rochelle: A waterfront estate at 106 Premium Point Road in New Rochelle has been listed for $9.95 million. This 7,792-square-foot home features six bedrooms, seven full and two half bathrooms, and sits on nearly an acre within a gated community. Amenities include a heated oceanside pool, a home theater, gym, glass wine room, and several terraces overlooking Long Island Sound. The property also offers private beach access and is served by the Mamaroneck school district. (Source: MyRye.com on Jul 15)
June 30, 2026
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Rye Country Day School Celebrates 157th Commencement Ceremony: Rye Country Day School marked its 157th commencement with a ceremony honoring 111 graduates from the Class of 2026. School leaders and student speakers reflected on the support provided by the school community and highlighted values such as empathy, commitment, and resilience. The event also included a tribute to retiring teacher Ginny Black, who devoted 48 years to teaching English and mentoring students. The commencement concluded with recognition of student and faculty achievements. (Source: Rye Record on Jun 30)
June 28, 2026
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Rye Police Plan Enhanced Traffic Management for July 4th at Playland Park: Anticipating significant traffic congestion on July 4th near Playland Park, Rye police are coordinating with state and local authorities to improve vehicle flow in affected areas. Previous celebrations led to major backups along Playland Parkway, reaching as far as Interstate 95. Officials recommend early arrivals or use of public transportation, such as county bus service from the Rye Metro North station, and encourage residents to walk if possible. These measures aim to reduce delays and improve safety during holiday festivities. (Source: MyRye.com on Jun 28)
June 26, 2026
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Rye High School Celebrates Class of 2026 at Nugent Stadium Graduation: Rye High School honored 221 graduating seniors during a commencement ceremony at Nugent Stadium, where families and friends gathered on a warm Thursday evening. Attendees listened to music from past decades while waiting for the ceremony to begin, and the graduates made their entrance led by school administrators. The event featured performances of the National Anthem in both voice and American Sign Language. The celebration marked a significant milestone for the class as they prepare for their future. (Source: Rye Record on Jun 26)
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Rye High School and Middle School Continue to Face Ongoing Mice Issues: Despite efforts by the Rye City School District to address rodent concerns at Rye High School and Middle School after Memorial Day, mice remain a persistent presence. Staff have reported multiple recent encounters with mice, and the situation included an incident where a teacher was bitten. District officials state that pest management has led to improvements, although sightings have continued. The district has not disclosed the company handling pest control services. (Source: Rye Record on Jun 26)
June 25, 2026
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Apple TV Series Films Third Season Scenes at Multiple Locations in Rye: Filming for the third season of the Apple TV series 'Your Friends and Neighbors' took place in Rye on June 23, 2026, with cast and crew present at several local sites. While lead actor Jon Hamm was not seen on set, approximately 200 people were involved in the day's production activities. The crew utilized various Rye businesses, including popular establishments on Purchase Street and Purdy Avenue. Parking and local traffic were affected as the town once again served as the show's backdrop. (Source: MyRye.com on Jun 25)
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State Police Report Multiple DWIs and Crashes Along Sound Shore Highways: New York State Police troopers based at the New Rochelle Thruway barracks conducted enforcement activities on Interstate 95 and Interstate 287 between June 18 and June 24. Officers made at least twelve arrests related to driving while intoxicated and responded to more than twelve vehicle accidents. The incidents occurred in communities including New Rochelle, Rye, Mamaroneck, Port Chester, Larchmont, and Pelham Manor. Authorities continue to monitor traffic safety in the region. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Jun 25)
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Rye City Schools Superintendent Discusses District Initiatives on Local Podcast: Dr. Tricia Murray, Superintendent of Rye City School District, appeared on the MyRye.com Conversations with Doug French podcast to discuss current achievements and future priorities for the schools. Topics covered include data-driven educational improvements, the integration of social-emotional learning, and the introduction of International Baccalaureate programs. Dr. Murray also outlined ongoing facility enhancements and strategies for balancing technology with traditional teaching approaches. (Source: MyRye.com on Jun 25)
June 24, 2026
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Westchester Health Department Temporarily Closes Several Sound Shore Beaches: The Westchester County Health Department shut Coveleigh Club Beach and several other Sound Shore beaches following over an inch of rainfall in the area. Officials cited concerns about elevated bacteria levels from runoff and drain overflow as the reason for the temporary closures. Beaches in Mamaroneck and New Rochelle were also affected. Each beach may reopen by Thursday if water quality meets safety standards and no further heavy rain occurs. (Source: Rye Record on Jun 24)
June 20, 2026
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Rye Planning Commission to Address Waterfront Lot Merger and Osborn Expansion: The Rye City Planning Commission is set to discuss several major property matters at its upcoming meeting on June 23, 2026. Topics include a proposed merger of waterfront lots on Forest Avenue, the anticipated approval of The Osborn’s expansion, and plans for access driveways at the local nature center. This session will take place at the Locust Avenue Firehouse due to ongoing renovations at City Hall. These discussions aim to inform residents of key land use and development decisions in Rye. (Source: MyRye.com on Jun 20)
June 19, 2026
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Rye High School Holds 95th Graduation for the Class of 2026: Rye High School marked its 95th annual graduation ceremony on June 18, 2026, at Nugent Stadium, celebrating the achievements of 221 members of the Class of 2026. The event drew family, friends, and staff, with addresses from Principal Andrew Hara, Superintendent Dr. Tricia Murray, and Board of Education President Jane Anderson. The ceremony emphasized both accomplishments and the importance of connection, purpose, and personal growth beyond academics. This milestone concludes another academic year for the Rye High community. (Source: MyRye.com on Jun 18)
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Rye High School Graduates 221 Seniors in Ceremonial Celebration: Rye High School marked the graduation of 221 seniors during a warm Thursday evening ceremony at Nugent Stadium. Families and friends gathered under tents and filled the bleachers, arriving early to secure seats for the celebration. The ceremony included music from past decades and featured performances by both vocalists and American Sign Language students. School leaders highlighted the class’s achievements as the community came together to recognize the graduates. (Source: Rye Record on Jun 19)
June 16, 2026
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Rye Playland Sets Summer 2026 Fireworks Schedule Starting July 4th: Rye Playland will launch its summer 2026 fireworks series with a special show on Saturday, July 4, in celebration of the nation's 250th anniversary. The display is scheduled to begin at 9:00 p.m., and weekly fireworks will continue on Friday evenings throughout the summer. Attendees can view the show from multiple locations, including Playland Park, Playland Beach, the boardwalk, and Rye Town Park. Fireworks displays are subject to weather conditions and may be rescheduled if necessary. (Source: MyRye.com on Jun 16)
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Purple Milkweed Gains Strength in Rye Garden, Supports Local Pollinators: Purple Milkweed, known botanically as Asclepias purpurascens, has been growing for three years in the MyRye.com garden and appears to be thriving this season after facing earlier challenges. This threatened species in New York State serves as a host plant for butterfly larvae and native bees. Its presence highlights the importance of cultivating native species for local pollinators. The garden also features other milkweed varieties known to support biodiversity in Rye. (Source: MyRye.com on Jun 16)
June 14, 2026
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Rye Boys Lacrosse Secures First New York State Championship Title: The Rye Boys Lacrosse team made program history by capturing its first New York State championship on June 14, winning 15-9 against Jamesville-DeWitt. The Garnets used a decisive run in the second half to secure the victory, with standout performances from several players. This achievement adds to Rye's recent success in other sports championships over the past several months. The team celebrated at the final whistle, marking a milestone for the program. (Source: MyRye.com on Jun 14)
June 12, 2026
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Large Crowd Attends Annabel Monaghan's Book Launch at Wainwright House: On May 26, Wainwright House in Rye saw its parking lot fill early as fans gathered for the 7 p.m. release event of Annabel Monaghan’s latest novel, “Dolly All the Time.” Attendees were redirected to overflow parking at Coveleigh Club due to high turnout. Monaghan, a former Rye resident and prolific author, recently received national recognition when her new book was picked for the Good Morning America Book Club. The event highlighted her enduring popularity within the community. (Source: Rye Record on Jun 12)
June 11, 2026
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Quarter of Rye Playland Rides Remain Closed During the Weekend Update: Rye Playland is operating with 40 active rides this season, but as of June 11, 2026, ten rides are temporarily closed, representing 25% of attractions. Several decommissioned rides have been removed since 2019, and updates are provided weekly based on information from park officials. Water rides typically open later in the season, explaining some closures. The park's ongoing efforts to keep visitors informed reflect a continued response to community interest. (Source: MyRye.com on Jun 11)
June 10, 2026
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Carson Miller Receives Rye City Lions Club Scholar Athlete of the Year Award: Carson Miller, a standout on the Rye Varsity Football team, was honored as the Rye City Lions Club’s 28th Annual Scholar Athlete of the Year. The award, which resulted from a student vote among nine athletes of the month, was announced at an awards luncheon held at The Osborn senior living campus. Coaches recognized each of the monthly nominees from the 2025-2026 school year during the ceremony. Miller’s achievement highlights both his athletic performance and his positive impact on the school community. (Source: MyRye.com on Jun 10)
June 9, 2026
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Rye Schools Address and Resolve Mice Infestation at Middle and High School: Officials in the Rye City School District report that a recent mice infestation at the middle and high school has been addressed. The district brought in pest control experts and worked to identify entry points and enhance cleaning practices. Classes and activities continued as normal while steps were taken, including student locker clean-outs and adjustments to food storage. The district maintains ongoing pest management protocols for building safety. (Source: Rye Record on Jun 9)
June 8, 2026
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Rye City Council Enacts Six-Month Moratorium on Key Construction Projects: The Rye City Council has approved a six-month moratorium restricting new developments in the central business district and limiting large residential projects in B-1 and B-2 zones near downtown. Multi-family homes with six or more units are also affected. Plans involving Rye Country Day School were excluded from the moratorium following discussions with school officials. The measure is expected to take effect after it is filed with the Secretary of State’s office. (Source: Rye Record on Jun 8)
June 5, 2026
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Rye Native Debbie Sosin to Discuss Memoir Composed of 70-Word Micro-Memoirs: Debbie Sosin, a Rye native now based in Boston, has published a memoir titled "Escape Velocity" to mark her 70th birthday. The collection features 70 micro-memoirs, each exactly 70 words, with illustrations by Anna Hall and was recently recognized as a finalist in the Next Generation Indie Book Awards. Sosin will discuss her book, her connection to Rye, and the art of micro-writing at the Rye Free Reading Room on Sunday, June 7. The book delves into themes of family connection and personal history. (Source: Rye Record on Jun 5)
June 2, 2026
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Rye Middle School Eighth-Grader Hamish Fenton Dies After Rare Cancer Diagnosis: Hamish Fenton, an eighth grader at Rye Middle School, has died following a battle with a rare form of cancer called Nut Carcinoma. Diagnosed in September 2023, Fenton became the focus of widespread community support, which included classmates shaving their heads in solidarity. Originally from Australia, the Fenton family had lived in Rye for five years. Last year, March 27 was declared Hamish Fenton Day by both the city and Westchester County. (Source: Rye Record on Jun 2)
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Rye High School Band Director Dan Brown to Retire After Nearly 40 Years: Dr. Dan Brown, who has led the Rye High School band for almost four decades, will retire at the conclusion of the academic year. Brown, the school's only band director throughout this period, has been recognized for his lasting influence on Rye's music students and their families. His recent spring concert marked a celebrated farewell. Brown's commitment to music education has made a significant contribution to the school and local community. (Source: Rye Record on Jun 2)
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Revival of Sunken Living Rooms in Rye Homes Highlights Interior Design Trends: Sunken living rooms, a feature popular in mid-century homes of the 1960s and 1970s, are experiencing renewed interest in Rye, where many residences date from that era. Local interior designer Dawn Merkel recently updated one such space into a speakeasy-inspired area, reflecting a modern approach to this distinctive architectural element. Whether homeowners should preserve or remove the feature depends on its location and desired function in the home. Thoughtful design can transform these spaces into unique, purposeful rooms. (Source: Rye Record on Jun 2)
June 1, 2026
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Rye City Council Schedules Second Hearing on Proposed Building Moratorium: Following considerable debate at the May 27 meeting, the Rye City Council will convene a second public hearing regarding a proposed six-month building moratorium. The hearing is now set for June 8 at City Hall, following requests to accommodate local school events. The moratorium would impact the Central Business District and adjacent areas, including pending projects such as Rye Country Day School's planned expansion. The council will consider public input before making a decision. (Source: MyRye.com on Jun 1)
May 31, 2026
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Second Annual Rye Parkinson's Walk Raises Over $30,000 for Research: The second annual Rye Parkinson's Walk, held at Playland Park on May 30, 2026, attracted more than 100 participants and raised over $30,000 for Parkinson's disease research. Organized by Rye High School students Gabriela and Sofia Steinmetz, the event saw fundraising totals double compared to its first year in 2025. The initiative was launched in support of their father, who was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson's in 2021. The walk aims to increase both funding and awareness regarding the disease. (Source: MyRye.com on May 31)
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Hundreds Attend 27th Annual Vehicle Fair Hosted by Rye Free Reading Room: The Rye Free Reading Room held its 27th Annual Vehicle Fair on the Village Green on May 31, 2026, attracting hundreds of local families. Children enjoyed exploring police cars, firetrucks, a school bus, and a bucket truck, alongside activities like crafts, face painting, a bounce house, and a firetruck-themed inflatable obstacle course. The event also featured lively music, bubbles, raffle prizes, and food trucks, making it a memorable experience for attendees of all ages. (Source: MyRye.com on May 31)
May 30, 2026
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Amelie M. Coghlan Recognized as Rye’s First Female Eagle Scout: Amelie M. Coghlan has become the City of Rye’s first female Eagle Scout, marking a milestone in the community’s century-old scouting tradition. The achievement was celebrated at an Eagle Scout Court of Honor held at Rye Recreation on May 30, 2026, with participation from scouts and officials across Westchester County. Coghlan, a graduate of Rye High School and a student at Trinity College Dublin, was honored for her dedication and perseverance in scouting. The event highlighted Rye’s evolving inclusion within the historic program. (Source: MyRye.com on May 30)
May 27, 2026
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Community Group Forms to Support Rye Playland's Future and Preservation: Robin Latimer, well known for her long tenure at Rye Beach Pharmacy and community engagement, has launched Friends of Rye Playland, a new organization dedicated to supporting and preserving the amusement park as a valued local landmark. The group, established three months ago and now numbering 90 members, seeks nonprofit status and aims to increase community involvement, encourage program development, and help secure the park’s financial future. The formation comes as Playland faces ongoing debates regarding its management and future direction. (Source: Rye Record on May 27)
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Rye Holds Memorial Day Ceremony Indoors Amid Rain, Honors Veterans and Residents: Despite rainy conditions that canceled the parade, Rye commemorated Memorial Day with an indoor ceremony at the Rye Fire Department. The event, normally held on the Village Green, brought together local scouts, veterans, officials, and community members to remember those who died while serving in the military. Joshua Gaccione, head of the Westchester County Veterans Service Agency, delivered remarks emphasizing community support for veterans. Laura Pellegrini was recognized with the Americanism Award for her contributions. (Source: Rye Record on May 27)
May 26, 2026
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Rye Baseball Earns Championship Berth with Dramatic Walk-Off Home Run: Rye High School's baseball team secured a 4-3 playoff victory against Yorktown after overcoming a two-run deficit in the final inning. With the win, the Garnets advance to compete for the Class AA section championship, where they remain favored due to the double-elimination format. The team has achieved nine consecutive wins this season, aiming for a tenth to capture the title. Last year, Rye won the Class A section crown and now competes for the Class AA title. (Source: Rye Record on May 26)
May 21, 2026
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Most Rides Prepared for Playland Park’s Grand Opening in Rye: Rye Playland is scheduled to reopen this Saturday, May 23, 2026, with the majority of its attractions ready for visitors. Westchester County officials announced that 90% of the rides in Kiddyland and 80% of adult rides are expected to be operational for opening day. This marks significant progress compared to last summer, when less than half of the rides were open following management changes. Full restoration of certain attractions, such as the Kitty train, will take a bit longer. (Source: MyRye.com on May 21)
May 20, 2026
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Rye Mayor Josh Nathan Discusses City Planning and Development on Local Podcast: Former Rye Mayor Doug French hosts a new weekly podcast series that spotlights influential figures shaping Rye, Westchester County, and New York State. In the fifth episode of the show's first season, current Rye Mayor Josh Nathan appears as a guest to discuss the city's future. Topics include strategic planning, updates to Rye’s comprehensive plan, public engagement, key development projects, and steps being taken to mitigate local flooding concerns. The discussion aims to provide perspective on challenges facing Rye today. (Source: MyRye.com on May 20)
May 15, 2026
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Rye Arts Center Annual Studio 51 Event Raises $365,000 for Local Arts: The Rye Arts Center raised $365,000 during its annual Studio 51 fundraiser held at The Capitol Theatre on May 8, 2026. The event featured a U2 tribute band performance and recognized individuals and groups for their contributions to the arts in the local community. Funds collected will support inclusive arts programs and initiatives benefiting residents of all ages and backgrounds. Several award recipients were honored for their leadership, creativity, and dedication to the arts. (Source: MyRye.com on May 15)
May 14, 2026
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Rye School Board Election Features Two Unopposed Candidates and Budget Vote: Rye City voters will select school board trustees and decide on the 2026-27 district budget on Tuesday, May 19, at Rye Middle School. This year’s board election is uncontested, with incumbent Shaun Kloepfer and new candidate Emily Borell seeking the two available seats. The proposed budget accounts for 2,805 students and reflects a 3.08% increase over the previous year. Tom Stein, a current trustee, is not seeking reelection, opening space for new leadership on the board. (Source: Rye Record on May 14)
May 13, 2026
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Rye Community Remembers Longtime Educator Ed Shine for His Lasting Contributions: Dr. Edward "Ed" Shine, former superintendent of Rye City Schools and an educator with a five-decade career, was remembered fondly after his death at age 82 due to complications from Parkinson’s disease on April 21. Community members and local leaders highlighted Shine’s professional integrity, thoughtful leadership, and the solid foundations he established for the district. His work continues to influence strategic planning and educational priorities in Rye schools. Those who knew him credit his dedication for shaping the district’s present and future. (Source: Rye Record on May 12)
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Rye Historical Society Spring Luncheon Raises $30,000 for Educational Programs: The Rye Historical Society's annual Spring Luncheon and Boutique, held at the Shenorock Shore Club on May 7, 2026, raised over $30,000 to fund the organization's museum, educational programs, and special events. The luncheon featured Allison Pataki, a New York Times best-selling author, who spoke about her latest historical fiction book. The successful event brought together community members and trustees to support local history initiatives. The funds will help enhance future programming in Rye. (Source: MyRye.com on May 13)
May 8, 2026
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Podcast Examines Flooding and Mitigation Efforts in Rye with Former Councilmember: A new podcast series hosted by former Rye Mayor Doug French features conversations with local leaders on major community issues. In the third episode, French discusses Rye’s ongoing flood challenges with Carolina Johnson, a former city councilmember and chair of the Flood Advisory Committee. The episode addresses the significance of real-time water monitoring and infrastructure like the sluice gate at Bowman Dam, as well as strategies for long-term flood mitigation in the city. (Source: MyRye.com on May 8)
May 6, 2026
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Rye High School Special Education Aides Foster Inclusion and Student Success: At Rye High School, dedicated special education aides play a crucial role in supporting neurodivergent students within the Garnets classroom and beyond. These aides focus on fostering inclusion, helping students navigate social and academic settings throughout the building, including athletic teams and extracurricular spaces. Their work has led to numerous achievements, bolstering students' sense of belonging and participation. The program highlights the impact of individualized support within public schools. (Source: Rye Record on May 6)
May 3, 2026
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Rye Enacts Permanent Ban on Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers Starting May 2026: The City of Rye has implemented a permanent ban on gas-powered leaf blowers, effective May 1, 2026. This policy aims to reduce environmental impact, shifting the community toward more sustainable landscaping equipment. The announcement follows ongoing efforts by city officials to encourage greener practices among residents and local businesses. Residents are reminded that leaf blower use should now comply with the updated ordinance. (Source: MyRye.com on May 3)
April 29, 2026
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Rye Boys Lacrosse Secures Sixth Consecutive Win Against Bronxville: The Rye Boys Lacrosse team earned its sixth consecutive victory by defeating Bronxville 11-5 on April 28. Throughout their winning streak, Rye's offense has been notably productive, while their defense limited Bronxville to just over one goal per quarter. Key players contributed the majority of the team's goals and assists, and a strong performance in goal helped maintain the lead. With this victory, Rye improves to a 7-3 record this season. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 29)
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Rye Softball Falls 2-0 to Tappan Zee in Hard-Fought Defensive Game: The Rye High School girls varsity softball team dropped its third straight game with a 2-0 loss against Tappan Zee on April 28, 2025. Strong defensive play and effective pitching by Penelope Gilmore kept Rye in contention throughout the game, though the offense managed only one hit. Reese McGill recorded the team’s lone single in the fourth inning. Rye, now 2-9, will look to rebound when they face Scarsdale in their next scheduled matchup. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 29)
April 28, 2026
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Dr. Edward Shine, Former Rye Schools Superintendent, Dies at Age 82: Dr. Edward Shine, who led the Rye City School District for sixteen years, died on April 21, 2026, at the age of 82 due to complications from Parkinson's disease. Shine began his educational career in Connecticut and later held several leadership positions in Michigan before being named superintendent in Rye, New York, in 1996. He was known for his long service to the Rye community and retired after a distinguished education career. Shine's contributions left a significant impact on local schools. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 28)
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Rye Softball Team Falls to Ursuline in Five-Inning Rematch: The Rye High School softball team was defeated by the Ursuline Koalas 18-4 in a five-inning matchup on April 27, 2026. Rye managed seven hits, showing offensive improvement compared to their previous meeting, with Penelope Gilmore hitting a solo home run and Clara Meszkat driving in two runs. Despite these efforts, Ursuline's strong offense proved too challenging for Rye's pitching and defense. Rye, now 2-8 for the season, is set to play Tappan Zee in their next contest. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 28)
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Rye Baseball Drops Close Game to Suffern, Extending Losing Streak: The Rye Garnets baseball team suffered a 5-2 defeat to Suffern on April 27, marking their third consecutive loss. The team has managed only seven runs over their last 23 innings, despite strong relief pitching by Michael Talbott and a notable offensive showing by Lucas London. Rye collected just four hits in the contest, with Jamie Morris contributing a sacrifice fly. The Garnets will aim to break their skid in a rematch against Suffern at Disbrow Park on April 29. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 28)
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Jeremy Guski Begins Tenure as Rye Boys Varsity Lacrosse Head Coach: Jeremy Guski has stepped into his role as head coach of the Rye High School boys varsity lacrosse team this season. With previous coaching experience at Yorktown, John Jay, and Scarsdale, Guski brings years of leadership to the program. In addition to coaching, he teaches fifth grade at Greenacres Elementary School in Scarsdale. Guski aims to guide the Garnets toward their tenth Section 1 championship as he leads the team through his inaugural year. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 28)
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Rye Boys Lacrosse Secures Win Over Bronxville in Section 1 Showdown: The Rye boys lacrosse team earned an 11-5 victory over Bronxville in a matchup featuring the leaders of Section 1, with Rye scoring early and maintaining their advantage throughout the game. Sophomore goalkeeper Sam LaMonte made 10 saves, helping Rye take a 5-1 halftime lead. Will Niejadlik and Charlie Brady both recorded hat tricks for Rye, while Henry Shoemaker led in assists. The team has now won six of its last seven games and will next face Scarsdale. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 28)
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Rye Schedules Public Meeting to Discuss Improvements at Gagliardo Park: The Rye Recreation Commission plans to host a public meeting on Wednesday, May 14, at 6 p.m. at the Damiano Recreation Center to present proposed upgrades for Gagliardo Park, a neighborhood green space located at 21 Nursery Lane. Community members are encouraged to attend, learn about the planned enhancements, and provide feedback. The session aims to gather input from local residents regarding the park's future. This initiative underscores efforts to maintain and improve public recreational areas in Rye. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Apr 28)
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Rye Baseball Hopes to End Losing Streak in Upcoming Game Against Suffern: Rye High School's baseball team is attempting to recover from a three-game losing streak after previously winning nine straight games. In their most recent matchup, Rye fell to Suffern 5-2, despite tying the game mid-way before struggles in later innings. The Garnets also suffered consecutive losses to Fox Lane, narrowly missing victory in an extra-innings contest. Rye will face Suffern again in hopes of turning their fortunes around this Wednesday. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 28)