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  • Rye’s Remarkable Sports History
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Events in Rye

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Police Blotter

 

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Updated May 9


4/21: Rye Police Department reported two separate incidents of committed patients attempting to leave Rye Hospital (754 Boston Post Road). 

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Letters/Comment

 

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The Struggle for Small Businesses to Survive

 

Dear Editor, 

 

Next month, the Rye Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a speaker from American Express, MaryAnn Fitzmaurice, who will speak about her company’s recent campaign to highlight the mom and pop shops that help to define and enrich a community’s Main Street.

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Obituaries

 

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Joan Cresap

Joan Wilmarth Cresap, a resident of Rye for over 40 years, died peacefully May 8 of natural causes at Greenwich Hospital, surrounded by her family. She was 86.

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Morsels on Rye

 

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Manursing’s Centennial Splash

 

One hundred years ago, Manursing Island Club opened its doors to its first members. 

 

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Life & Style

 

TheLookThumbThe Look: From Showers to Flowers

It’s the time of the year when we ask ourselves: how can we look stylish while surviving spring showers?

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Health & Fitness

 

oxalisthumbOxalis Breathes New Life into Town

A new fitness business is taking root in Rye. Oxalis sprung up on McCullough Place in late March near the police and train stations. Co-owned by Ken Luttman, a licensed massage therapist, and Elizabeth Gengembre, a certified personal trainer, Oxalis offers at least two workshops weekly in yoga, and a program they call “stasis.”

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Dining & Wining

 

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Open for Business: Gino's Tries for Slice of Rye


There’s good news for pizza lovers. Gino Uli is back in town. The lifelong pizza chef opened Gino’s Pizzeria this month at 382 Midland Avenue, in the spot formerly occupied by Greek Pizza Kitchen.

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A&E

 

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At the Movies: “Five-Year Engagement” Feels a Lot Longer

Going to the movies is an expectations game. When you expect great things, like that blockbuster sequel or adaptation of your favorite novel, it is a recipe for disappointment.

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Editor's Choice

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    Home and Garden

    Our 10th Annual issue is packed with terrific stories, tips and ideas to make your indoors and outdoors sparkle!

     

     

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    They Had the Run of Their Lives

    At the annual Rye YMCA Derby, April 29, sunny skies and cool weather worked in runners’ favor, resulting in excellent times.

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    Rye on a Sculpture High

    It took a visionary sculptor and an extraordinary arts center to put together the feast of figurative forms currently on display along Purchase Street and at the Rye Arts Center.

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    The Big Midland Roundup

    Buckeroos and cowpokes between here and the Mississippi rounded up for some good old-fashioned cowboy fun at Midland School’s Western-themed fair April 28.

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    A Monster of a Show

    The Parsons Street Players pulled out all the stops  — and happily broke every horticultural rule — with their performance of “Little Shop of Horrors”

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    Little League Opening Day

    April 21, marked the Opening Day of Little League here in Rye. Enjoy all the great photos from the parade

     

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    Mom Deserves Some Sparkle

    With Mother’s Day fast approaching – it’s May 13 in case you haven’t got it in your calendar – it’s time for husbands and children to start thinking what would really please Mom.

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