New York Blood Center (NYBC) is teaming up with Rye High School and Harrison High School for the second annual “Harrison vs. Rye High School Blood Donation Competition,” a friendly community challenge where the two schools will compete to see which can collect the most blood donations. Inspired by the […]
Author: Jim Scova
Breast Cancer Today: Better Treatment, Better Outcomes
By Dr. Numa Rahman, Hematologist and Medical Oncologist, White Plains Hospital Center for Cancer Care Hearing the words “you have breast cancer” can make everything that follows overwhelming. Suddenly, there may be new doctors to meet, tests to undergo and treatment decisions to make—all while you are still processing the […]
THE PICTURE HOUSE LAUNCHES STUDENT THURSDAYS WITH HALF-PRICE TICKETS
The Picture House Regional Film Center is making it easier — and more affordable — for students to enjoy movies on the big screen with the launch of Student Thursdays, a new weekly ticket offer at both its Bronxville and Pelham theaters. Beginning this October, students receive 50% off movie […]
Playland’s historic Dragon Coaster catches fire
The City of Rye Fire Department responded to an fire involving the Dragon Coaster at Playland on Saturday night. At approximately 8:43 p.m., Rye Fire Department crews were dispatched to 100 Playland Parkway for a reported fire in the area of the Dragon Coaster. Firefighters arrived on scene in under […]
WESTCHESTER VISITOR SPENDING CLIMBS TO $2.5B, LEADING HUDSON VALLEY GROWTH
Visitors spent $2.53 billion across Westchester County in 2025, a 6.4% increase that led all counties in the Hudson Valley and outpaced New York State’s overall growth of 3.9%, according to newly released data from Tourism Economics. The increase represents more than $150 million in additional visitor spending in a […]






