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Hyperlocal news for Rye, Harrison, and Rye Brook, New York
Hyperlocal news for Rye, Harrison, and Rye Brook, New York
Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Local Government
Rye Brook became the first Westchester municipality to buy out flood-prone homes, purchasing eight properties with federal grants at no cost to taxpayers, and secured an $8.1 million state grant for stormwater work at Rye Town Park.

Local Government
Startup Voltpost plans to bring Level 2 EV chargers mounted on existing lampposts to the City and Town of Rye in coming months, following its first Westchester County deployment in Larchmont on Aug. 12.

Local Government
Rye's City Council unanimously approved a police residency rule change on Aug. 12, allowing officers to live outside Westchester County and expanding the department's hiring pool.


Local Government
Rye Brook became the first Westchester municipality to buy out flood-prone homes, purchasing eight properties with federal grants at no cost to taxpayers, and secured an $8.1 million state grant for stormwater work at Rye Town Park.

Local Government

Local Government

Local Government


Local Government
Rye Brook became the first Westchester municipality to buy out flood-prone homes, purchasing eight properties with federal grants at no cost to taxpayers, and secured an $8.1 million state grant for stormwater work at Rye Town Park.

Local Government

Local Government

Local Government

Local Government
The Rye City Council expanded its Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee from 12 to 15 members, adding two Rye High School students and resolving a mix-up involving two residents named Justin Driscoll, as the city moves forward with its first long-range plan update in 40 years.
Local Government
The owner of a $15 million Long Island Sound home at 1001 Forest Ave. in Rye has spent more than two years seeking approval for a gangway, pier, and dock over protected wetlands, but the Rye Conservation Commission has twice called the plan "unacceptable" and the Planning Commission is demanding more answers.

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