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Spotlight on Justine Bateman: Filmmaker and Author with Roots in Rye. Justine Bateman, born in Rye, New York in 1966, is recognized for her work as a filmmaker and author. Her family, connected to the entertainment industry, moved from Rye during her childhood to follow her father's career. Bateman later attended high school in California and went on to build a notable career in film and television. Despite relocating, her early connection to Rye remains a point of interest for the community. (Source: MyRye.com on Mar 2) Sound Shore Rye, NY
Rye High School Observes Positive Changes Following Cell Phone Ban. Rye High School has implemented a 'bell-to-bell' cell phone ban, requiring students to store phones in lockers during school hours. The Rye City School District policy aims to reduce digital distractions, with violations leading to confiscation and parent notification. Teachers report increased classroom engagement as students interact more with each other rather than using their devices. The policy went into effect at the start of the school year and continues to shape daily routines. (Source: Rye Record on Mar 2) Sound Shore Rye, NY
Rye High School Hockey Advances to State Tournament Despite Section Final Loss. Rye High School's hockey team narrowly lost to Byram Hills in overtime during the Section 1, Division 2 championship at Brewster Ice Arena, with a final score of 3-2. Despite the defeat, both Rye and Byram Hills will advance to the New York State tournament this year due to a rotational selection system. Rye enters the next round as runner-up, continuing their postseason alongside the section champions. Both teams now prepare for the upcoming state-level competition. (Source: Rye Record on Mar 1) Sound Shore Rye, NY Brewster, NY
Rye Hockey Falls to Byram Hills in Overtime During Section 1 Finals. The Rye High School hockey team, ranked first in Section 1, was narrowly defeated 3-2 in overtime by third-seeded Byram Hills during the sectional championship. Despite a significant advantage in shots on goal and flawless penalty killing, Rye could not defend its sectional title. The loss grants Byram Hills an automatic entry into the State tournament. However, Rye still has a chance to continue their season, as Section 1 will send an at-large team to the State competition this year. (Source: MyRye.com on Mar 1) Sound Shore Rye, NY
Playland Park to Hold Job Fair for 2026 Summer Employment Opportunities. Playland Park is organizing a job fair on March 14, 2026, at the Westchester County Center in White Plains to recruit staff for the upcoming summer season. Open roles include park management, ride operators, lifeguards, cashiers, custodial workers, and painters. Prospective applicants are encouraged to apply online in advance, with early applicants given priority interview slots. The park aims for a smooth season following operational challenges and ride closures in 2025. (Source: MyRye.com on Mar 1) Sound Shore Rye, NY
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Nationals Edge Mets 3-2 at Clover Park. The Washington Nationals topped the New York Mets 3-2 in a tightly contested matchup at Clover Park. Brady House contributed with two doubles and a run, while Johnathon Thomas added a double, run, and stolen base for Washington. The game drew 5,962 in attendance. (Source: Townsquare Times on Feb 27) New York Mets Washington Nationals
Rangers Edge Penguins 3-2 at Madison Square Garden. The New York Rangers secured a narrow 3-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins at Madison Square Garden. The closely contested game kept fans engaged throughout, with both teams trading leads. Attendance was 17,889 for this tightly fought matchup. (Source: Townsquare Times on Feb 27) New York Rangers Pittsburgh Penguins
Spurs Defeat Nets 126-110 at Barclays Center. San Antonio outscored Brooklyn 126-110 at Barclays Center. The Spurs pulled away with strong offensive play, securing a 16-point road win. Attendance was listed at 17,548 for the matchup. (Source: Townsquare Times on Feb 26) Brooklyn Nets San Antonio Spurs
Sabres Edge Devils 2-1 at Prudential Center. Buffalo secured a 2-1 win over New Jersey in a tight contest at Prudential Center. The game saw strong defensive play from both teams, with Buffalo managing to hold off the Devils in the final period. Attendance was 16,514. (Source: Townsquare Times on Feb 25) Buffalo Sabres New Jersey Devils
Knicks Defeat Bucks 127-98 at Fiserv Forum. The New York Knicks delivered a dominant performance with a convincing 127-98 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks at Fiserv Forum. The Knicks controlled the game throughout, pulling away early and maintaining a comfortable lead. Attendance was recorded at 17,341. (Source: Townsquare Times on Feb 27) Milwaukee Bucks New York Knicks
Islanders Edge Blue Jackets 4-3 at Nationwide Arena. The New York Islanders secured a 4-3 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets at Nationwide Arena. The game was closely contested, with both teams exchanging leads before the Islanders emerged victorious. The matchup drew a crowd of 18,925 fans. (Source: Townsquare Times on Feb 27) Columbus Blue Jackets New York Islanders
Yankees Defeat Twins 17-5 at Lee Health Sports Complex. The New York Yankees powered past the Minnesota Twins with a dominant offensive display, winning 17-5 at Lee Health Sports Complex. Jasson Dominguez went 3-for-4 with a home run, three RBI, and three runs scored, while Spencer Jones added a homer and three RBI along with a stolen base. The game drew a crowd of 8,285 fans. (Source: Townsquare Times on Feb 26) Minnesota Twins New York Yankees