At 31 years old, I’ve come to the realization that I’m not a spring chicken anymore. That being said, I wouldn’t call myself “old,” unless I was comparing myself to the crowd at Governor’s Ball. On Sunday, however, I felt every bit the geriatric ward resident at the place I […]
Month: May 2016
Panthers fall in outbracket game
On Tuesday, May 17, Rye Neck’s lacrosse season came to an end with a hard-fought 10-8 loss to Lourdes in the Class C outbracket round. Although the Panthers’ defeat brings with it a sense of change in the program, head coach Amanda Heyde believes that Rye Neck’s stock will continue […]
RTP, beach management search likely scrapped
With an inability to come to a consensus and concerns over potential conflicts of interest, it seems the plan to seek out new management for Rye Town Park and Oakland Beach is going to fall by the wayside. The Rye Town Park Commission is still deliberating on the request for […]
HUD monitor recommends suing Harrison
In his third biennial report, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development monitor James Johnson suggested that the U.S. Department of Justice take legal action against seven municipalities, including the town/village of Harrison. As a result of a 2009 settlement with HUD, Westchester County must develop 750 affordable housing units […]
Former leaf composting site may get park treatment
One man’s trash could become another man’s treasure, as village of Mamaroneck officials move to repurpose a former leaf composting site into a public park space. According to Village Manager Richard Slingerland, though the property has already been fully remediated from its former use as a leaf composting site, there […]