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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 16 February 2012 18:21 |
 Class A:
Girls: First Round
Feb. 15 – Lakeland (8-10) at Rye (10-9)
If it wasn’t for a tough, four-game skid in the beginning of the year that saw the Garnets drop game to tough AA squads like New Rochelle and White Plains, the Garnets may have escaped the out-bracket round. That not withstanding, they’ve played well of late, winning two of their last three games.
The Garnets have a number of girls who can find the net, including Grace Leishman and Rachel Egan who have both scored over 200 points this season. If Rye can get by Lakeland, they will square off against a seventh-seeded Byram Hills team on Friday, Feb. 17. In a previous meeting with the Bobcats, the Garnets won 48-40.
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Written by PAIGE RENTZ
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Thursday, 16 February 2012 18:11 |
A string of armed robberies in neighborhoods along the New Haven Metro-North line have local police working together to keep commuters out of harm’s way.
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Written by PAIGE RENTZ
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Thursday, 16 February 2012 18:05 |
When thousands of little wheel-shaped pieces of plastic escaped the Mamaroneck Sewer Treatment Plant and began washing up on beaches along the Sound Shore last year, the mess created more problems than annoyance for beach-goers: A delay in construction at the plant now has the county pressed for time to complete an upgrade by year’s end or face fines from the state.
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Written by CHRISTIAN FALCONE
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Thursday, 16 February 2012 18:07 |
Repeating his stance that the time for studying is over, Republican County Executive Rob Astorino said Westchester government is committed to cleaning up its own backyard, and it is spending $9 million of its own money to prove it.
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 16 February 2012 16:27 |
Compiled from the Feb. 8 Rye City Council meeting
Mayor’s management report
Update from the Golf Club Commission
Scott Yandrasevich, the general manager of the golf club, presented the council with a report on the club’s current status and challenges in years to come. The Rye Golf Club is set up as an enterprise fund, meaning it must remain self-sustaining so as not to impede on the city’s taxpayers.
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