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April 15, 2026
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Maman Café to Open First Westchester Location in Downtown Rye: Maman, a café chain with French influences, plans to open its first Westchester location at 64 Purchase Street in Rye, occupying the former site of the Snackery bakery café. The new spot will offer seating for about two dozen patrons and adds to the growing retail landscape in Rye’s downtown. Nearby, Baxter in Rye recently opened a new apparel shop at 57 Purchase Street, replacing a former bank branch and reporting strong initial sales. These new businesses contribute to a revitalized downtown Rye. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 15)
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Rye Girls Lacrosse Surges Past Mamaroneck with Strong Second-Half Performance: The Rye High School girls lacrosse team defeated Mamaroneck 16-7 on April 14, 2026, pulling away after halftime with an 11-3 scoring run. Early challenges left the Garnets ahead by just one goal at halftime, but a decisive third quarter put the game out of reach. The defense contributed significantly by winning key ground balls and forcing turnovers. Rye will host Horace Greeley for their next matchup on April 18 at Nugent Stadium. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 15)
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Spring Invites Families in Rye to Introduce Children to Gardening: As spring arrives, local experts at the Rye Nature Center and Rye Town Park are encouraging families to involve children in gardening activities. Gardening is recognized for supporting kids' social, physical, and emotional growth, as well as fostering critical thinking and expanding vocabulary. Additionally, working in the garden can reduce stress and offers an engaging way for families to bond. Early participation can make gardening a lasting and beneficial activity for children. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 15)
April 14, 2026
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Former Rye Public Works Employee Joseph W. Taylor Dies at Age 89: Joseph W. Taylor, a longtime Rye Department of Public Works employee, died on March 28, 2026, at the age of 89 at Greenwich Hospital. He was also active in the Mt. Zion Evangelical Church in New Rochelle, demonstrating a strong commitment to both his profession and his faith. Services were held in Scotland Neck, North Carolina, to honor his memory. The community recognizes Taylor for his service and dedication to Rye and nearby areas. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 14)
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George Latimer Secures Democratic Renomination for NY-16 Congressional Seat: Congressman George Latimer of New York's 16th District has qualified for the Democratic nomination in his bid for a second term. With over 9,500 signatures submitted, Latimer will not face a primary challenge this cycle after a contested race in 2024. No other candidates filed petitions for the Working Families or Conservative parties, setting up a direct contest with the anticipated Republican opponent in November. The general election campaign will focus on this head-to-head matchup. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 14)
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Rye High School Students Overcome Challenges to Stage Ambitious 'Les Misérables': Rye High School recently brought 'Les Misérables' to the stage after a determined group of students convinced the music director to pursue the challenging production. Initially hesitant due to the show's vocal demands and length, the director was persuaded by students' enthusiasm and commitment, as they practiced regularly and demonstrated their capabilities. Their efforts led to a successful staging of the musical, marking a significant achievement for the school’s drama program. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 14)
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French Café Chain Maman to Open First Westchester Location on Purchase Street: Maman, a café inspired by the South of France, will open a 2,000-square-foot location at 64 Purchase Street in Rye this spring, taking over the site formerly occupied by Snackery Bakery, which closed in January. This will be the company’s first Westchester spot and adds to its existing network of 55 locations, with many in the tri-state area. The café will feature vintage decor and offer pastries, coffee, tea, and made-to-order items. Specific opening dates have not yet been announced. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 14)
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Rye Baseball Dominates Nyack 14-1 After Home Opener Comeback Against New Rochelle: Rye High School's baseball team extended its winning streak to 4-0 with a decisive 14-1 victory over Nyack, bolstered by standout performances from seniors Harry Ellis, Lucas London, and Nolan Hutson. The Garnets sealed the game early with consecutive six-run innings and solid pitching from sophomore Clayton McCarthy. The win followed a dramatic comeback in their home opener against New Rochelle, where they rallied after an early deficit. With several dominant wins, Rye’s team looks strong this season. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 14)
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Rye Residents Working From Home May Not Comply With Local Zoning Regulations: A discussion by retired Rye City Court Judge Joe Latwin highlights that many Rye residents working from home could be unknowingly violating city zoning regulations. Rye City Code outlines specific rules on what types of home-based businesses are permitted in residential zones. The regulations restrict certain work activities to residents living on the premises, with limited scope for commercial use. This issue has surfaced amid recent public hearings regarding local ordinances. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 14)
April 13, 2026
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Rye City School Board Reviews Proposed $116M Budget for 2026-27 School Year: The Rye City School District Board of Education is set to review a proposed $116 million budget for the 2026-27 school year, marking a 3 percent increase from the previous year. The proposal aims to maintain current programs, add some staff, and invest in facilities and teams, funded partly by consolidating elementary classes at Milton and Osborn schools. One fourth-grade class will be dissolved at each school due to projected lower enrollment. District leaders are monitoring enrollment and class sizes closely. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 13)
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Former Congressman Eliot Engel, Longtime Foreign Affairs Advocate, Dies at 79: Eliot Engel, a Democrat who served as U.S. Representative for New York’s 16th Congressional District, died on April 10 at age 79. Engel represented areas including Westchester County and the North Bronx from 2013 to 2021 and was recognized for his chairmanship of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. He was known for his prominent presence during State of the Union addresses and for his commitment to public service as both an educator and legislator. His seat is currently held by Rye resident George Latimer. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 13)
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Rye Baseball Defeats Nyack 14-1, Extends Win Streak to Four Games: The Rye High School baseball team delivered a commanding 14-1 victory over Nyack on April 13, achieving the win in just five innings under the mercy rule. Rye's offense was strong early, scoring all runs in the first three innings and notching 11 hits to Nyack's one. Harry Ellis led Rye with three hits and five RBIs, while several teammates contributed with triples and multiple runs. The Garnets, now holding a 5-2 record, have won four straight games. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 13)
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Rye Softball Team Scores Heavily but Drops Home Opener to Albertus Magnus: The Rye High School softball team faced Albertus Magnus in their home opener on April 13, ultimately losing 14-11 in a closely contested game. Despite taking an early lead and a strong offensive effort from the top of the lineup, Rye was unable to contain the Falcons' bats. The Garnets' hitters, led by Penelope Gilmore and Caroline Joyce, combined for significant production but fell short. Rye will next play Eastchester in an away game scheduled for Wednesday, April 15. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 13)
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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 12, 2026
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Rye Softball Team Secures First Win of Season Over Pelham, 13-5: The Rye High School girls varsity softball team earned their first victory of the 2026 season with a 13-5 triumph against Pelham on April 11. Eighth-grader Georgina Gilmore contributed significantly with her first varsity home run and four RBIs, while her sister Penelope also hit her first varsity home run and pitched a complete game, allowing three earned runs and striking out six. Other standout performances included Reese McGill and Ava Rollano, helping the team improve to 1-2 on the season. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 12)
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Rye Girls Lacrosse Team Defeated by Darien in Non-League Match: The Rye High School girls lacrosse team lost 11-6 against Darien in a non-league game on April 11. While Darien maintained the upper hand in possession and offensive pressure, Rye's defensive unit limited the score against a team known for its strong offense. Standouts for Rye included Beau Whaling and Blake Sasse, each scoring three goals, while Annie Toutlouse contributed two assists. Rye, now 2-3 this season, will next face Mamaroneck on April 14. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 12)
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Rye High School Yearbook Project Features Alumna Sue Ball Miles from Class of 1976: Sue Ball Miles, a member of the Rye High School Class of 1976, is recognized as part of MyRye.com's Yearbook Project, which spotlights alumni as the class prepares for its 50th reunion in 2026. Miles is active on the reunion committee and serves as the class's Facebook liaison. She shares local roots, with both parents having graduated from Rye High School in the 1930s and serving the community in healthcare and postal work. The project highlights her continued involvement with classmates and community. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 12)
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Rye Defeats Marin Catholic in Close Boys’ Lacrosse Match at Nugent Stadium: Rye High School's boys' lacrosse team secured a narrow 10-9 win over Marin Catholic in a competitive game at Nugent Stadium. With Rye’s regular face-off specialist absent for much of the match, senior Thomas Goldszer stepped up, not only battling throughout but also scoring the decisive goal. Marin Catholic, visiting from Northern California, played its third game in five days and posed a significant challenge. The victory marked a strong team effort for Rye in a highly competitive matchup. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 12)
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Rye Baseball Rallies to Defeat New Rochelle in High-Scoring Matchup: The Rye varsity baseball team claimed a hard-fought win over New Rochelle on April 11, overcoming an early 8-2 deficit to secure a 10-8 victory. The decisive moment came in the sixth inning when Ryder players put runners on base and Nolan Hutson drove in three with a key double to give Rye the lead. Relievers Harry Ellis and Lucas London combined for strong performances to close out the game. Rye's next matchup is an away game against Nyack on April 13. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 12)
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Rye Boys Lacrosse Secures Last-Second Victory Over Marin Catholic: The Rye Boys Lacrosse team achieved a dramatic 10-9 win against Marin Catholic, scoring the decisive goal with only 29.2 seconds left in regulation. Thomas Goldszer stepped up to score the game-winner and played a crucial role throughout, especially in the absence of Wilson Redd. The team's balanced offense saw multiple players contribute both goals and assists, reflecting strong teamwork. Rye improved to a 2-2 record and aims to continue their momentum in upcoming matches. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 12)
April 11, 2026
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Rye Planning Commission to Review Wetlands Permit and New Building Proposal: The Rye Planning Commission will convene on April 14, 2026, to address several land use matters, including a wetlands permit for construction of an in-ground pool and spa at 723 Boston Post Road and a proposal for a new 20-unit building on Purchase Street. Due to renovations at Rye City Hall, the meeting will take place at the Locust Avenue Firehouse. The commission regularly oversees site plans, zoning issues, and long-term planning, keeping residents informed of major property developments and city planning decisions. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 11)
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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)
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Photograph Captures Sunrise Eclipse Over Long Island Sound in Rye: A recent installment in MyRye.com's Art of Rye series features a photograph of a partial sunrise eclipse over the Long Island Sound, taken in Rye by local photographer Stacey Massey. Massey, known for capturing early morning scenes around Rye, highlights the interplay of light and natural beauty during daybreak. Her works often explore the evolving skies and tranquil landscapes along the coast. The photo exemplifies her ongoing project centered on Rye's unique morning vistas. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 11)
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Rye Community Gathers for 69th Annual Little League and Softball Parade: The 69th annual Rye Little League and Rye Girls Softball parade was held on April 11, 2026, drawing participants and spectators from across the community. The event began at the Rye train station, continued down Purchase Street, and concluded at Disbrow Park. This longstanding tradition marks the start of the new baseball and softball season in Rye, bringing together local families and teams. The parade highlighted the area's dedication to youth sports and community spirit. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 11)
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Rye Senior Advisory Committee Highlights Its Mission and Leadership: The Rye Senior Advisory Committee, led by co-chairs Nancy Haneman and Michele Thomas, plays a key role in supporting and addressing the needs of older adults in the Rye community. Comprised entirely of volunteers, the committee works to ensure that senior residents have a voice in local matters and receive appropriate support. The ongoing introduction series aims to familiarize residents with the functions and priorities of this and other city boards. The committee remains committed to mobilizing community resources for seniors in Rye. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 11)
April 10, 2026
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Eliot Engel, Former Congressman for Rye and Westchester, Dies at 79: Eliot Engel, who represented parts of Westchester County including Rye in Congress, has died at age 79. A Bronx native, Engel served 16 terms as a Democrat in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1989 to 2021, following more than a decade in the New York State Assembly. During his time in Congress, Engel chaired the House Foreign Affairs Committee and was known for his advocacy on both local and international issues. He was unseated in a 2020 primary after three decades of service. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 10)
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Ring-necked Duck Spotted at Playland Lake in Rye: The Ring-necked Duck, a relatively small diving species, can be seen in Rye's Playland Lake and nearby habitats during its migration period from October to May. These ducks prefer smaller lakes and marshes but may also be found on larger water bodies. The Marshlands Conservancy and Edith G. Read Wildlife Sanctuary remain important local spots for observing this species, which is currently considered of Least Concern. Birders frequent these Rye locations for seasonal sightings and conservation efforts. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 10)
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Rye City Council and School Boards to Discuss Blind Brook and Traffic Measures: The Rye City Council and Boards of Education from Rye City School District and Rye Neck School District will hold a joint meeting on April 11, 2026, at the Locust Avenue Firehouse. Agenda topics include updates on the Blind Brook riparian restoration project, which affects the Rye Nature Center and local flooding issues, as well as a review of the city's comprehensive plan and discussions on traffic and pedestrian safety along Boston Post Road. This meeting aims to coordinate efforts on significant local issues. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 10)
April 9, 2026
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Stamford Resident Arrested in Rye on Charges of Drunk Driving With Children Present: A Stamford man was arrested in Rye after state police allege he was driving under the influence with two children under 16 in his vehicle. The incident occurred early Sunday on Interstate 95, where authorities say the 37-year-old failed sobriety tests during a traffic stop for violations. He was charged under Leandra’s Law, which increases penalties for drunk driving with minors present. The driver was processed in New Rochelle and is due in Rye City Court on April 24. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 9)
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Rye Resident and Navy Veteran James Dempsey Passes Away at 95: James Francis Dempsey, a lifelong Rye resident and Korean War Navy veteran, died at age 95 on April 7, 2026. Dempsey served as a Seabee during the Korean conflict, contributing to construction efforts overseas before returning to manage his family's business in Rye. He is survived by his wife Maryann and his children, as well as several siblings. Dempsey was remembered by the local community for his dedication both to his family and civic responsibilities. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 9)
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Longtime Rye Resident and Artist Anthony Storino Dies at 91: Anthony Francis Storino, a dedicated Rye resident since 1964, has died at the age of 91. Born in New Rochelle in 1935, Storino built a career in drafting and project management before settling in Rye with his wife, Diana, and raising a family. He was widely known for both his love of painting and his passion for fishing, earning the nickname “Tony Bluefish.” Storino is survived by his wife, children, and seven grandchildren. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 9)
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Rye Boys Lacrosse Falls to Top-Ranked Garden City in Non-League Matchup: The Rye Boys Lacrosse team experienced their second straight non-league loss, falling 12-4 to nationally top-ranked Garden City on April 8. Despite a tightly contested first quarter, Garden City pulled ahead with a strong defensive showing that limited Rye's scoring opportunities. Carson Miller contributed two goals for Rye, while Charlie Brady and Henry Gilroy each scored once. Rye holds a 1-2 record and will prepare to face Marin Catholic in their upcoming game. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 9)
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Rye Baseball Posts Late-Game Surge to Defeat Yorktown in Class AA Matchup: The Rye Garnets baseball team secured an 11-3 win over Yorktown after rallying for eight runs in the seventh inning. This victory marks Rye's first against a Class AA opponent since moving up from Class A. Yorktown, which had a strong record last season, continues to struggle in the early part of the current season. Rye overcame an early deficit and capitalized on Yorktown's lapses during the decisive final inning. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 9)
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Rye Boys Lacrosse Falls to Top-Ranked Garden City in Home Match: Garden City, recognized as the nation's leading public high school boys lacrosse team, visited Rye and secured a 12-4 victory at Nugent Stadium. Despite early efforts that briefly kept the contest competitive, Rye struggled to keep pace as Garden City, bolstered by multiple Division 1 recruits and coming off recent state titles, pulled ahead in the later quarters. The matchup illustrated the substantial gap between the two programs. Rye's season continues as they seek to rebound from this challenging loss. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 9)
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Rye Baseball Secures 11-3 Victory Over Yorktown With Strong Seventh Inning: Rye High School's baseball team claimed its second win of the 2026 season by defeating Yorktown 11-3 on April 8. The turning point came in the seventh inning, when Rye scored eight runs to break open a previously close game. Lucas London pitched 2.1 scoreless innings in relief, while Michael Bubeck led the offense with two hits and a decisive run scored. Rye, now holding a 2-2 record, is scheduled to face Byram Hills in its next game. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 8)
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Rye Baseball Defeats Byram Hills 12-0 With Early Offensive Surge: Rye High School's baseball team secured a decisive 12-0 victory over Byram Hills on Thursday in Armonk. Rye took control early, capitalizing on walks and errors to score five runs in the first inning. Pitcher Michael Bubeck threw a complete game, allowing only one hit while striking out five. The win marks Rye’s third consecutive victory after starting the season with two losses, with a home opener against New Rochelle coming up next. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 9)
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Overview of Rye's Board of Ethics and Its Chair Beth Griffin Matthews: The City of Rye's Board of Ethics, chaired by Beth Griffin Matthews, is composed of local residents who volunteer their time and expertise. The board is responsible for providing advisory opinions to city officers and employees regarding the city's Code of Ethics, typically responding to written requests on specific ethical matters. This initiative seeks to highlight the board’s important role within city governance and inform residents about its functions. Increased visibility aims to encourage public understanding and engagement. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 9)
April 8, 2026
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Will Weinman Named Rye High School Athlete of the Month for March 2026: Rye High School has recognized senior Will Weinman as its Athlete of the Month for March 2026. Weinman, a key player on the Rye Hockey team, contributed 25 points over 25 games this season. His performance included important goals during the state semifinals and in the championship clincher, helping Rye secure its first-ever New York State championship in hockey. Weinman’s skills and consistent play were instrumental in the team’s historic achievement. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 8)
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Rye and Rye Neck Among Few NY Districts Declining Universal Pre-K Funding: The Rye City and Rye Neck school districts are two of just 48 in New York State that declined participation in the state's universal pre-K program, despite being eligible for substantial funding. Statewide efforts aim to provide free, full-day pre-K by 2028, but local leaders in these districts cited reasons like insufficient classroom space. Westchester County leads the state in opt-outs, with a significant portion of its districts not participating. The decision means fewer local families will access state-funded pre-K opportunities. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 8)
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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)
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Rye Girls Lacrosse Falls to Wilton After Surrendering Early Lead: The Rye High School girls lacrosse team lost a close game to Wilton after holding a five-goal advantage early in the matchup. Despite leading 6-2 late in the third quarter, Rye was overtaken as Wilton scored the game's final five goals, resulting in a 7-6 defeat. Key contributions for Rye included two goals each from Blake Sasse and Beau Whaling. The team will face another Connecticut powerhouse, Darien, in their upcoming game. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 7)
April 7, 2026
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Rye Girls Lacrosse Team Falls 7-6 to Wilton After Early Lead: The Rye Girls Lacrosse team lost a close 7-6 game to Wilton on April 7, 2026, marking their second consecutive defeat. Rye had built a substantial 5-0 advantage after the first quarter and maintained a 6-2 lead with just over a quarter to play, but Wilton mounted a late comeback to claim victory. Standout performances included two goals each from Blake Sasse and Beau Whaling, while Annie Toulouse contributed both a goal and an assist. Rye will next face Darien on Saturday, April 11. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 7)
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Delicias Arellano Reopens in Rye With Community Support After Fire: Delicias Arellano, also known as Midland Avenue Deli, resumed operations on April 5, more than eight months following a fire that caused significant damage to its Midland Avenue location in Rye. The grand reopening, held on Easter Sunday, marked a new beginning after community donations and fundraising provided vital support. The July 2025 fire was extinguished by local firefighters without injuries reported, but the restaurant faced substantial setbacks. Community contributions helped ensure its return to business. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 7)
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Retired Judge Shares Practical Advice for Managing Police Traffic Stops in Rye: Retired Rye City Court Judge Joe Latwin offers residents a clear set of steps for safely and legally handling traffic stops by police, based on his thirteen years of experience. Tips include pulling over promptly, keeping hands visible on the steering wheel, avoiding sudden movements, and remaining courteous without engaging in unnecessary conversation. Latwin emphasizes the importance of cooperation for the safety of all involved. His guidance is intended to help local drivers know what to expect and how to respond effectively. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 7)
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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 6, 2026
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Photographer Markus Peters Captures Foggy Playland Boardwalk in 'Weathered Walk': MyRye.com has highlighted the photographic work 'Weathered Walk' by Rye resident Markus Peters, depicting the Playland Boardwalk enveloped in fog. Peters, who has lived in Rye since 2013, draws on his background in visual arts and documentary filmmaking to influence his photography. Originally from New York City, he brings a diverse artistic heritage to his work. The feature is part of a series celebrating local artists and their connection to the community. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 6)
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Second Season of 'Your Friends & Neighbors' Showcases Rye Locations on Apple TV+: The second season of 'Your Friends & Neighbors' debuted on Apple TV+ over the Easter weekend, featuring several scenes filmed in Rye, New York. Local viewers may recognize familiar spots like Aurora and Ruby’s Oyster Bar & Bistro on Purchase Street, along with other Westchester locations such as The Brazen Fox in White Plains and the county airport. The series centers around a hedge fund manager who turns to burglary after losing his job. New episodes will be released every Friday until early June. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 5)
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Rye Group Shares Experiences of Cold Plunging in Long Island Sound: In Rye, a local group known as the Bad Sister plungers participates in regular cold dips in the Long Island Sound, seeking both therapeutic and personal benefits from the experience. Members Cliona Cronin, Alison Cupp Relyea, Carla Eggers and Corey Radtke discussed how they became involved and described the positive impacts of cold-water plunging. Their story was featured in a recent segment with Kim Berns. The episode highlights a growing local interest in cold-water wellness practices. (Source: Rye Record on Apr 6)
April 5, 2026
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Rye Police Request Assistance IDing Suspect After Apple Watch Package Theft: The Rye Police Department is seeking the community’s assistance in identifying a suspect connected to the theft of an Apple Watch from a residential doorstep. The incident occurred on April 3, when the stolen package had just been delivered. Authorities released information and images to help locate the individual responsible. Residents are urged to contact police if they have relevant information to aid the investigation. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Apr 5)
April 4, 2026
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Harvest Moon Photo Showcases Rye’s Scenic Playland by Local Artist: The Art of Rye series on MyRye.com features a striking photograph titled "Harvest Moon," taken by local photographer Stacey Massey. The image captures a full moon shining over Playland in Rye, New York, offering a unique perspective on the town’s beloved waterfront landmark. Massey, also known for her book "First Light, Rye," is celebrated for her early-morning walks that inspire her reflective nature photography. This spotlight highlights her perspective and creative process rooted in the Rye community. (Source: MyRye.com on Apr 4)