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The World in 1660,
Here and There
In recognition of Rye’s 350th anniversary, we will publish articles about life back then, here and nearby, throughout the year.
When three farmers purchased Manussing (Manursing) Island from the Sachem Shanasockwell and others June 29, 1660, a lot was going on nearby and in the rest of the world.
What Does Memorial Day Mean To You?
At a recent regular meeting of Post 128, Commander James Burge announced that through the continued generosity of James Kingery, President of Rye Ford-Subaru, the Post will again conduct the Rye High School/American Legion Essay Contest.
Geared for Gardeners
This month, McArdle’s Florist and Garden Center, 48 Arch Street in Greenwich, is holding classes led by horticulturalist John Horn. On March 18, 9:30-11 a.m., learn how to begin a vegetable garden indoors from seed and transfer the results to your outdoor garden. Explore the ways to use your leftover food scraps at Composting 101 March 25, same time. The events are free.
Class size is limited. R.S.V.P to yourfriends@mcardles.com or call 203-661-5600.
March in Good Time with the Brassmen
The Westchester Brassmen Drum and Bugle Corps, sponsored by the American Legion Post 559 in Harrison, are marching into their 2010 season. Their 26th year begins with the White Plains St. Patrick’s Day Parade March 13 at noon. and continues March 21 at 2 p.m. in Greenwich.
On the House
Expect the Unexpected
from JKC Designs

Armed with a business and marketing degree along with a degree in interior design from the Fashion Institute of Technology, Jennifer Coleman has put together an impressive portfolio in a few short years. Her design work is fresh, edgy and fun.
A Do-Anywhere, 30-Minute Workout

As readers may recall, I was recently in the audience of “The Martha Stewart Show”. In one segment, we were invited to ask Martha’s personal trainer for advice. One question was: “If I only have 30 minutes to exercise, what workout would you suggest?”
Greenwich Hospital Programs This Month
The Nurse Is In
TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly)
Infant/Child CPR Training
Parkinson’s Support Group
New Approaches to Gastrointestinal Problems
Community Lecture: Effects of Aging on Male Hormone Balance
Primer Fair for Prospective and Expecting Parents
Record Snowfalls

After nearly 27 inches of snow blanketed Central Park on February 13, Mayor Bloomberg issued a statement that “New York City has just experienced the biggest blizzard in its history.”
Remembering Frank

The author, a longtime Rye resident who now lives in Bonita Springs, Fla., was a member of the family that owned Butler Brothers. They had three stores in Rye from the mid-1960s to the late 1980s, one where Playland Market is today, and two on Purchase Street, at the current Webster Bank location, and at the north end of town. Mrs. Butler is writing about the late 1960s.
Hummingbirds: Our Feathered Gems
With more than 330 species known in the Americas, hummingbirds are the second largest avian family after flycatchers. These tiny aeronautic marvels have the ability to hover, fly backward and migrate long distances.
RHS Club Soldiers On
My Soldier, the Rye High School club that works to support our country's active troops, will hold an assembly at the school March 15.