New Downtown Personal Training Center
Boyhood friends Tommy Martinetti and Dennis Briscoe have recently opened Rye Health & Fitness, a boutique-style personal training center open seven days a week at 14 Elm Place, across the parking lot from Crisfield’s.

Green Space
Idle No More
Did you know it is illegal in Rye to idle your car or truck for more than 3 minutes?

In the Driver’s Seat

I have a problem. My problem even extends to my family, so much so that my father has been blacklisted at every car dealer within a thirty-minute radius of Rye. My problem is that I am obsessed with cars.

Sculpture Exhibit at Rye Town Park
“Song of Ascents”, an exhibit of ceramic sculptures by Sara Coble, is on view at Rye Town Park through September.

Organizations That Make a Difference Our Lifesaving, All-Pro Port Chester, Rye, Rye Brook EMS

Imagine this: your 2-year-old has a high fever and begins shaking vigorously with spasms. You are home alone with your other young child. What do you do?

On the House Finder, Keeper Gretchen Devlin

While rarely home herself, it’s safe to say Gretchen Devlin is a homebody. She stages homes, finds furniture and furnishings for clients, and runs estate sales.

Pushing Things Up a Notch

You have to marvel at a woman who decides to start boot camp in Rye Town Park in January. But Lee Sanford, a certified trainer and mother of three, decided that was exactly the time when people needed motivation most.

Morsels on Rye
Weddings
Births
Engagements
Galas
People

A Bronze Tribute to Edith Read

The Friends of the Edith G. Read Wildlife Sanctuary has entered into the fund-raising stage to put up a bronze bust of Mrs. Read in the eponymous nature park.

Three Quarters of a Century Young

This year, Belluscio’s restaurant at 352 Midland Avenue, is marking its 76th year in Rye. What is particularly remarkable is that, since its opened in 1933, it has maintained the same basic philosophy: good northern and southern Italian cooking in a family atmosphere.

Reader’s Forum
Jarndyce v. Jarndyce
For years the taxpayers of Rye have been drained of money to finance seemingly endless litigation over the taxability of property belonging to The Osborn. We are reliably informed that at least $15 million dollars has been lavished on this crusade.