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December 16, 2025
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Rye Issues Record Number of Leaf Blower Summonses Amid Increased Enforcement: The City of Rye has issued a record number of summonses for gas-powered leaf blower violations this year, more than doubling the total from last year. Newly established patrols focusing on noise complaints contributed to the rise, with police statistics showing 267 citations compared to 111 in the previous year. Leaf blower noise remains a top concern among residents, prompting the police department to intensify enforcement. Monthly data reflects significant increases in tickets since March. (Source: Rye Record on Dec 16)
December 11, 2025
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Eye Gallery of Scarsdale Blends Vision Care With High-End Eyewear Selection: Eye Gallery of Scarsdale offers residents a distinctive combination of professional vision care and a curated selection of designer eyewear. With a focus on personalized service, the store caters to clients seeking both optical expertise and stylish frames. The gallery has established itself as a local destination for individuals interested in fashion-forward glasses as well as comprehensive eye exams. Its commitment to personalized attention sets it apart within the Scarsdale community. (Source: Westchester Magazine on Dec 11)
December 9, 2025
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Hanukkah Traditions Continue to Shine in Rye This Holiday Season: Jewish families in Rye mark Hanukkah each winter by lighting menorahs and sharing traditional foods like latkes. The holiday, rooted in events from over 2,000 years ago, remains significant within the community as a symbol of resilience and the ongoing importance of religious freedom. Local congregations celebrate both the historical and modern meanings of Hanukkah, bringing generations together. The holiday’s rituals continue to play a meaningful role in Rye each year. (Source: Rye Record on Dec 9)
December 8, 2025
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New Rochelle Student to Lead Scarsdale Ballet's Nutcracker Performance: A senior from New Rochelle High School, recently named homecoming king, is set to perform as the Nutcracker in the Coleman School of Dance's upcoming holiday ballet in Scarsdale. This production marks the school's return to staging the classic show after a decade-long hiatus. The student, who is also a principal dancer, will take on the lead role during the holiday event. The performance highlights local student achievements in the arts this season. (Source: Talk of the Sound on Dec 8)
December 3, 2025
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Rye Record Foundation Launch Attracts Strong Community Support: The Rye Record’s Foundation for Community News has seen an encouraging start, with residents in Rye responding with memberships and donations within just two weeks of its launch. Community leaders and residents have emphasized the importance of local journalism and the foundation’s role in supporting the newspaper’s continued coverage. The support is intended to help sustain trusted local reporting and storytelling for the future. This initiative reflects growing community investment in maintaining local media. (Source: Rye Record on Dec 3)
November 20, 2025
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Kent Field Warner, Rye Resident and Civic Leader, Dies at 99: Kent Field Warner, a longtime Rye resident known for founding a nonprofit and his commitment to social justice, passed away on September 17, 2025, at age 99. Warner served as a U.S. Navy lieutenant during World War II and later graduated from Princeton with a degree in mechanical engineering. He was active in family life, business, and community service, and remained engaged in activities such as tennis and sailing into his later years. Warner is remembered for his dedication and spirited involvement in local life. (Source: Rye Record on Nov 20)
November 19, 2025
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Kent Warner, Community Leader and Nonprofit Founder, Dies at 99: Kent Field Warner, founder of the nonprofit 5 Steps to Five, passed away at age 99 on September 17, 2025. Warner was recognized for his lasting contributions to social justice and his active engagement in community life, business, and sports. Raised in New York, he served as a Navy Lieutenant during World War II and later earned a mechanical engineering degree from Princeton. He and his wife raised four children in Scarsdale, where they were active members of the community. (Source: MyRye.com on Nov 19)
November 18, 2025
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Rye Record Introduces Membership Program to Support Local Journalism: The Rye Record has established a membership program through its new foundation, aiming to maintain its coverage of local news and community issues. The initiative is a response to the closures of several area newspapers, including those in Scarsdale, Rye Brook, and nearby towns, reflecting a broader national trend tied to changes in advertising revenue. The foundation operates in partnership with organizations like Report for America and The GroundTruth Project. This effort seeks to secure the future of local reporting in Rye. (Source: Rye Record on Nov 18)
October 29, 2025
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Rye Girls Soccer Team Plays to Scoreless Tie Against Ursuline: The Rye High School girls soccer team finished their second straight match in a 0-0 draw, this time against Ursuline. Despite creating several scoring chances, Rye was unable to convert, maintaining a strong defensive performance. The team, now with a 3-0-2 record, will next face Scarsdale at home. (Source: MyRye.com on Sep 12)
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Village of Pelham Sees Debt Rise as Leaders Aim to Avoid Property Tax Increases: A recent letter to the editor discusses the Village of Pelham's reliance on increasing debt to fund infrastructure improvements without resorting to property tax hikes. Between 2021 and 2025, the village's debt more than doubled, reaching $10.4 million, while annual debt service now stands at $1.14 million out of an $18.6 million budget. The letter raises concerns about how sustainable this strategy is, emphasizing the potential risks even in a low-interest-rate environment. (Source: Pelham Examiner on Oct 27)
October 23, 2025
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Rye Field Hockey Secures Top Playoff Seed After Win Over Scarsdale: The Rye High School varsity field hockey team ended their regular season with a decisive 4-0 victory against Scarsdale, marking their second consecutive shutout. The win brings Rye's record to 14-2 and secures them the number one seed for the upcoming sectional playoffs. Key contributions came from (Source: MyRye.com on Oct 22)
October 19, 2025
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Rye Field Hockey Defeats Arlington 4-0 on Senior Night: The Rye High School field hockey team marked senior night with a 4-0 victory over Arlington at Nugent Stadium. Rye controlled the game, outshooting Arlington and maintaining possession throughout. The win concludes Rye's home regular season, with one away game remaining against Scarsdale. (Source: MyRye.com on Oct 19)
October 17, 2025
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White Plains Hospital Launches Outpatient Facility in Scarsdale: White Plains Hospital has opened a new outpatient center in Scarsdale, offering coordinated care and access to a range of medical specialists. The facility aims to improve healthcare services for residents by providing comprehensive treatment options in one location. (Source: Westchester Magazine on Oct 17)
September 27, 2025
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Rye Field Hockey Defeats Lakeland 2-1 in Comeback Victory: The Rye High School field hockey team secured a 2-1 win over Lakeland on September 26, overcoming a halftime deficit. The victory marks a turnaround from last season, when Rye lost three times to Lakeland, including in the sectional semifinals. Key contributions included goals from Sienna Myers and (Source: MyRye.com on Sep 27)
September 18, 2025
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Rye High School Volleyball Tops Scarsdale in Four-Set Match: Rye High School's volleyball team secured a four-set victory over Scarsdale on September 17, continuing a strong season start. The Garnets won the first and fourth sets decisively, with close competition in the middle sets. Key contributions came from several players, and the team is set to play Pel (Source: MyRye.com on Sep 18)
September 11, 2025
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Scarsdale Ends Use of Police Surveillance Technology Also Active in Rye: Scarsdale officials have discontinued a police surveillance system that has raised privacy concerns. The same technology remains in use in Rye, prompting ongoing debate among residents and privacy advocates about its impact and oversight. (Source: Rye Record on Sep 11)