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40-Time Champion Huskers Fall in 4th-Straight Sectional Tourney, Lose for Just 10th Time Since 1972 By Ray Gallagher, Examiner Sports editor @Directrays A lot of lacrosse coaches and lax insiders often liken their sport to basketball, given the transitional aspects,
Read moreWestchester County will continue to build on its golf legacy this year when the USGA brings the 122nd U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship to Westchester Country Club in Rye this August. The best female amateur golfers in the world will play
Read moreBy Jon Craig The latest round of global layoffs announced last week by Avon Products Inc., totaling 600 jobs worldwide, includes dozens of information technology and finance employees at Avon’s Rye facility on Midland Avenue. Avon’s Chief Executive Officer Sheri
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By Jon Craig – If you’ve ever sat dangling at the top of a stalled double Ferris wheel, that’s where plans for a revived, profitable Playland Park are resting at the moment; precariously in indefinite limbo. Last week’s rhetoric from public
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In the June 26 Republican primary for New York’s 17th Congressional District, Rye Town Supervisor Joe Carvin faces Hawthorne resident Jim Russell for the right to take on Rep. Nita Lowey (D-Harrison) in November. The newly configured district will include
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Though Rye Town Supervisor Joe Carvin received the backing of the Westchester and Rockland Republican Party and has been the presumptive candidate to take on Rep. Nita Lowey since April, he’s not taking a win in the June 26 Republican
Read moreBy Andrew Vitelli While Bedford resident Patty Palmieri comes from a background in retail, having worked at Lord & Taylor and Bergdorf Goodman, it was her side job teaching exercise classes at The GYM in Armonk that led to her
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