Tara Yeager Joins Coldwell Banker
Tara Yeager has joined Coldwell Banker Country Properties as a licensed sales associate. She worked previously as an agent at Sculti Properties. Before becoming an agent in 2005, Ms. Yeager developed and invested in residential properties in the area and continues to attend classes in NYU's Real Estate program.

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REAL ESTATE
PART TIME
Personal Assistants for high volume Real Estate agents in Rye location. Hours are flexible. Real Estate experience & organized skills a plus. License not mandatory, but welcome. Must have PC skills, be detail oriented & able to follow direction. Positions available for various hours per week.
Fax resume to Bill King 914-967-8654
Prudential Rand Realty

The Rye Residential Rental Market
With quick and easy access to Manhattan, award-winning schools and close proximity to the beach, people have long been attracted to the Rye lifestyle.

New Director on Board at Historical Society

The Rye Historical Society has announced the appointment of Ruth Herron Smalt as Executive Director effective April 16. A lifelong resident, Smalt has a Ph.D. in administration and a master's degree in education.

Sotheby’s Welcomes Two New Associates
Mary Ellen Byrne and Lisa Hogan have joined the Rye office of Sotheby’s International Realty as sales associates.

Rye City Democratic Committee To Honor Careys and Moores
The Rye City Democratic Committee is holding its 2007 Max Berking Awards Brunch Sunday, March 25, from 12 to 2 p.m. at Coveleigh Club. The committee will be honoring longtime Rye residents Patricia and John Carey, and Katherine and David Moore for their years of service to Rye and the greater Westchester community.

Onwards & Upwards
Tennis great Gene Scott, just before he died last spring, decided to reinvent Tennis Week, the magazine he founded 32 years ago. He met with IMG, the sports marketing company, and began working with them to create a new look for the magazine.
The first issue is out and on newsstands. It's quite a change, with pictures of Maria Sharapova, all decked out for a party, and plenty coverage on the look and style of the players, on and off the courts. The theme: “Tennis is Back in Fashion.”
Tennis Week, long run out of 15 Elm Place in Rye, is now located at 420 W. 45 St. in Manhattan.