Board of Directors; Captain Jason Wheelock; Chief Kenny Barton; Senator Mayer; Kevin Hernandez Paramedic/ Board of Directors; Andrew Persichetti Mayer joined the Port Chester-Rye- Rye Brook EMS to announce the purchase of critical equipment made possible by $125,000 in state funding Port Chester-Rye-Rye Brook EMS was able to purchase a power stretcher system “I am pleased to have assisted Port Chester-Rye-Rye Brook EMS with a state grant to help them purchase life-saving equipment By expanding their resources and equipment Port Chester-Rye-Rye Brook EMS will be better equipped to serve our community and address the needs of individuals with varying abilities I would like to thank Chief Barton and the entire Port Chester-Rye-Rye Brook EMS team for their dedication to community safety.”Chief Kenny Barton “Port Chester-Rye- Rye Brook EMS is tremendously grateful for Senator Mayer’s recommendation for grant support from the CREST program and for our ongoing partnership The grant monies received enabled us to expand our service capabilities by equipping a 7th ambulance in our fleet which affords us greater capacity to support the emergent needs of the three communities we care for Senator Mayer’s advocacy for our service and for the EMS community as a whole in the state of NY is invaluable Westchester County Police say Joan Feinstein was driving a 2024 Mercedes sedan southbound in the northbound lane of the parkway just north of Lincoln Avenue around midnight when she collided with a 2018 Dodge Durango carrying five people Feinstein was critically injured and was taken to Westchester Medical Center where she is expected to survive her injuries The occupants of the other vehicle included Mordechai Sandman All but one of the passengers were injured but the injuries were non-life threatening The Village of Rye Brook confirmed that Feinstein had served as the first and only female mayor of Rye Brook from 2008 to 2013 She had also served on the village town board and as deputy mayor from 2004 to 2008 The circumstances behind the crash are still under investigation and no evidence of alcohol involvement have yet been found Officials say light rain and fog may have affected road conditions in the area at the time but did not appear to be a major factor The development of a senior living facility at 900 King St in Rye Brook that was approved in 2021 but has languished since that time is taking on new life with Sunrise Senior Living Sunrise has become the contract vendee to buy the project from the current developer and is asking the Village of Rye Brook to consider changes to the approved plans which has an address at the Manhattan offices of real estate company George Comfort & Sons Inc. began obtaining approvals from Rye Brook for the project in 2017 when it submitted a zoning petition comments from neighbors and other interested parties were addressed and design changes were introduced and site plan approval was granted in 2021 In approving the project for Rye King Associates Rye Brook set 17 pages of conditions that must be met by the developer at various stages of the project The approved project called for a 126-unit three- and four-story Independent Living (IL) facility in the center of the site; an 85-unit three- and four-story Assisted Living (AL) structure in the northeast portion of the site; and 20 two-story residential townhouses in the western portion of the site Primary parking for IL residents would be located under the IL building The plan calls for 52 surface parking spaces in the northeast portion of the site There would be accessible spaces in front of the main entrance to the IL facility The townhouses would have their own garages Amenities are included in the design that complement the type of living facility Assisted living is designed for people who need help with one or more tasks of daily living The plan called for preserving approximately 11.02 acres constituting 62% of the site as open space that serves the needs of the residents “We’ve been sitting here a long time kind of waiting for some action and I for one am very pleased to see this moving forward again We’re very pleased to have Sunrise involved now and we’ve had a number of meetings Seeing action here when there has been none for a long time is I think positive for the Village of Rye Brook.” Attorney David Steinmetz of the White Plains-based law firm Zarin & Steinmetz and Stuart Lachs an architect with the firm Perkins Eastman which created the approved architectural plans for the development explained to the Rye Brook Board of Trustees that while Sunrise would like to make some changes to the approved plans those changes do not significantly alter the project “The project is not getting bigger,” Steinmetz said “As some of you previously heard me say It is actually getting a little bit smaller There are some minor tweaks that are being contemplated and proposed We expect to be able to do that shortly.” which include slightly shrinking the footprint of the independent living and assisted living buildings and increasing the number of units that have balconies Another change would be the addition of an outdoor amenity for residents Steinmetz asked for an extension of the existing approvals which previously had been extended until March 15 of next year The Board of Trustees voted to approve adding six months to the existing extension making the existing approvals good until Sept This page is available to subscribers. 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Trending Westchester Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker With the regular season making the turn toward the homestretch here are this week's scheduleand submitted recaps Gael Lola Farrell's fifth goal was the game-winner in the game's fifth overtime — Paulina Locascio: 4G (Recorded her 100th career goal on varsity) — Larkin Trainor: 23S (Made her 300th career save on varsity) Harrison 0 (Game called after three quarters) Briarcliff's Nicky Einhorn scored his 200th career varsity goal — Sydney Cohn: 3G (Scored 100th career varsity goal) Maggie Sullivan scored the winning goal off an assist from Jaclyn Mahoney with 1:57 left in overtime 1A (Recorded her 100th career point on varsity) Hackley senior Brooke Koffler scored seven times Her seventh goal broke Hackley's school scoring record — Ella Wendol: 2G (Recorded her 100th career goal on varsity) — Cassidy Lewis: 11S (Recorded her 100th save on varsity) — Grace Ryan: 4G (Recorded her 100th career point on varsity) Wahl hit the 200 mark for beating opponents to secure the ball off the draw during her varsity career.) — Maddy Pfister: 8S (Recorded 100th career save on varsity) — Nicky Berganza: 1G (Senior defenseman netted first varsity goal) Nanuet goalie Juliana Somma hit and then surpassed 400 saves for her varsity career Ava Fitzsimoms scored her 100th career varsity goal Blythe Leahy made her 400th career varsity save for the Rams — Rachel Stone: 1G (First varsity career goal) 1A (Recorded her 100th goal of her varsity career) The recently opened SBG Home & Design  at the Rye Ridge Shopping Center in Rye Brook is the “passionate creation” of Rye Brook resident and designer Suzanne Goldberg The Westfair Business Journal caught up with her to talk about design home goods and her collaboration with the extraordinary Stephen Wilson embroidery studio tell us a bit about your background in design and/or retail running my own design firm for over 20 years I wanted to create a place where my experience in home decor and design could come together for the community The idea was to offer both a curated retail experience and a design studio… From in-store styling to comprehensive design solutions our team is equipped to assist with every aspect of your project two stylists and a color consultant on staff we’re here to help transform your space into something truly special.” “I grew up in Scarsdale and have lived in Rye Brook for many years I felt there was a real opportunity to bring a home decor and design studio to the area – something accessible and inviting for everyone here.” “The concept has been in development for a few years took possession in June and we officially opened our doors in September.” What are some of the challenges of starting a brick-and-mortar business in our area do you compete successfully with the big homeware retailers and “One of the biggest challenges was securing the perfect location that really speaks to the local community Opening a brick-and-mortar store comes with its own set of hurdles from building a unique product selection to ensuring that an in-store experience feels inviting and personalized – something online and big-box retailers can struggle to offer with convenient next-day in-store pickup at Rye Ridge It’s all about blending local presence with modern convenience.” drawing on years of experience in interior design and sourcing I attend trade shows and have built strong industry connections that help me curate a distinctive selection Our visual merchandiser and staff all bring unique insights.” “I discovered Stephen Wilson’s work at a show and was immediately captivated by the intricate detail and unique approach he brings to his embroidery art fashion and music resonated with me on so many levels.” “Our Judaica collection is carefully curated with modern thoughtful pieces that reflect tradition in fresh We aim to offer selections that speak to everyone with designs that appeal beyond Judaica alone our goal is to bring together pieces that feel meaningful and inviting for any home.” SBG represents the brand I’ve created which combines the essence of home and design I wanted to keep the name of the corporation while adding a personal touch that reflects my vision for the business.” with no two days and no two schools exactly alike our photographers find what makes our school days anything but ordinary the people and programs and events that make a difference Check back to lohud.com for our lohud in our schools features on Mondays A first-grade class experienced story time outdoors this fall with a new Story Walk in the Bluebird Courtyard at Bruno M. Ponterio Ridge Street School in Rye Brook The Story Walk is just one part of the courtyard which doubles as an outdoor classroom with gardens and a greenhouse pollinator and monarch butterfly gardens through project-based learning under the guidance of teachers Anna Fagan and Kathy Aquino “They have learned to take their understanding of a concept and do something good with it," Fagan said We took our information that we learned scientifically and we said What they did was add milkweed plants − the only plant monarchs lay their eggs on − to the garden Looking ahead Lower Hudson Valley education: What to watch for in 2025  Principal Tracy Taylor said the vision for the space was to create an outdoor learning classroom experience for all students at the elementary school which serves students from kindergarten through fifth grade amazing learning experience that's specific to our school that really gives the students an opportunity to experiment Get important news about your town as it happens Get the top stories from across our network Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates Officials have revealed more details about a wrong-way crash on the Hutchinson River Parkway in Westchester that left six people hospitalized She is pictured here in 2011 during her term as Mayor The crash happened on the northbound lanes of the Hutchinson River Parkway in Rye Brook near Lincoln Avenue.  The crash, which happened around 12:10 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 16, in the northbound lanes near Lincoln Avenue in Rye Brook happened when a 2024 Mercedes sedan driving south struck a 2018 Dodge Durango carrying a family of five according to Westchester County Police Chief James Luciano The Mercedes was driven by 75-year-old Joan Feinstein of Rye Brook formerly served as Rye Brook's Mayor from 2008 to 2013 and also served as Deputy Mayor and Village Trustee from 2004-2008 She is also a former member and President of the Blind Brook Board of Education and has lived in Rye Brook since 1982 Feinstein was seriously injured with wounds to her lower extremities and internal injuries and was taken to Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla where she remained in critical condition as of Monday night all the occupants of the Dodge were injured except for one They sustained non-life-threatening injuries and were taken to a nearby hospital the Dodge's driver was 49-year-old Mordechai Sandman of New Haven A preliminary investigation into the crash has revealed no involvement of alcohol adding that it is still underway and toxicology reports still have to come in The drivers have not yet given statements because of their conditions Westchester County Executive George Latimer said the Hutchinson River Parkway is owned by the New York State Department of Transportation which would be responsible for any signage changes He added that the county would encourage the department to conduct a study on potential signage and roadway changes as a similar effort worked well for the county-owned Bronx River Parkway following similar wrong-way crash incidents Latimer also said the weather at the time of the crash may have played a role in why Feinstein drove the wrong way saying that there were light rain and light fog conditions "You could easily misjudge your circumstances," Latimer said Giving Rye is a feature series highlighting non-profits and community groups in and around the City of Rye Today meet Beth Griffin Matthews of Meals on Wheels of Port Chester Organization: Meals on Wheels of Port Chester MyRye.com: Tell us your organization’s mission Matthews: We deliver hot lunches and cold suppers every weekday to our homebound neighbors in three communities with approximately 72 drivers who deliver meals one day each month Matthews: We were founded in 1973 and with the exception of an occasional snow day we have made deliveries without interruption since then What programming or work in Rye is the organization best known for Matthews: Our volunteers deliver hot lunches and cold suppers that are prepared for us by Hubbard’s Cupboard a Port Chester caterer who follows the nutrition guidelines of the Westchester County Department of Senior Nutrition The tasty meals are important to our recipients but the friendly interaction with our cheerful volunteers is a highlight for many people and serves as a midday safety check for those who are alone Matthews: Most of the people we serve are elderly The only actual requirement is that they are homebound and unable to safely prepare meals for themselves We pay our supplier for the meals and charge the recipients without any mark-up In gratitude and with deep respect for a generous unrestricted bequest we are currently partially subsidizing all recipients The current daily cost to recipients is $3.80 for the hot lunch and $5.25 if an optional cold supper is delivered at the same time Are you a 501(c)(3) non-profit with tax exempt status we are a 501(c)(3) non-profit with tax-exempt status what were your organization’s top achievements Matthews: Each of the more than 12,000 balanced meals we delivered was hand-carried to the residence of a homebound neighbor by an upbeat volunteer driving his or her own car We expanded our delivery capacity by about 50% in 2024 with the enthusiastic support of our board the generosity of our existing volunteers and the addition of newly recruited volunteers How can local residents support your organization Matthews: We welcome adult drivers to become Meals on Wheels volunteers Drivers commit to make deliveries during a two-hour midday window one weekday each month We also appreciate financial contributions What local Rye residents and area businesses have been the longest the Agatha Durland Foundation has been our most consistent financial supporter and we are indebted to them for their generosity and flexibility the Little Garden Club and the Rye Garden Club for fresh seasonal arrangements their talented members make for us Our recipients appreciate the small bright additions to the meal delivery and our drivers enjoy being the conduits of the clubs’ generosity We appreciate that Christ’s Church provides space for the monthly meeting of our small How long have you been in your current role Matthews: Our Vice-president Judi Linton and I stepped into our roles with the untimely passing in 2020 of Richard Hansen our longtime director and jack-of-all trades an indefatigable leader and champion of Meals on Wheels gave us clear direction and left us big shoes to fill largely because each member of our small board plays an active role in the organization We believe that our Meals on Wheels is the only all-volunteer Meals on Wheels in the Sound Shore I am transitioning from fulfilling work as a freelance journalist to a fun new job as grandmother of an active toddler Matthews: My husband and I are fortunate to live in the Lea Place home where I grew up and where we raised our sons my “second mother” and one of the 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May 7th from 6:30pm - 7:30pmAges: 18+Virginia is the Founder and CEO of Colorá Health Coaching (https://colorahealthcoaching.com/) and Certified Functional Medicine Health Coach May 8th from 6:30pm - 9:00pmAges: 21+Create a beautiful mixed media butterfly using watercolor and collage Pieces are inspired by Elizabeth Hayes' beautiful butterflies Join us for the Rye Historical Society's Annual Spring Luncheon and Boutique on May 8 Treat the mothers in your life to a special day at Wainwright House on Sunday a delicious seasonal brunch by Bartleby & Sage,.. Cornell Cooperative Extension '25 Gardening Webinar Series & Tour Wednesday Our biggest party of the year is back at The Capitol Theatre Inspired by the iconic Studio 54 Nightclub The Rye Arts Center’s Studio 51 Spring Benefit celebrates culture Message from Eagle Scout Candidate SPL Mark Pellegrini Calling all community members ages 8-99 ! Please join Rye Troop 2 and myself on May 17th for a very meaningful Eagle.. May 22nd from 6:30pm - 9:00pmAges: 21+Create "Monet’s garden" inspired by impressionist artwork Paint your own interpretation of water lilies in a summer garden in.. 7:00 am Marshlands Conservancy with Saw Mill River Audubon are hosting the Fifth Annual Pride Month Celebrations on May 31st 2024 at 11:20 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Chief Luciano said there appears to be adequate signage in the area on all exits and entrances to the parkway NY — Officials have identified the victims involved in an early Monday morning wrong-way crash on the Hutchinson River Parkway from the Westchester County Department of Public Safety which is responsible for policing the parkways in Westchester County said the wrong-way driver remains hospitalized at Westchester Medical Center She has been identified as 75-year-old Joan Feinstein She suffered serious lower extremity injuries and serious internal injuries Feinstein is the former mayor of Rye Brook, according to reports in the New Haven Register and News 12 Westchester Patch has not yet independently verified this information Luciano said Feinstein was driving a 2024 Mercedes sedan southbound in the northbound lanes of travel The vehicle police say she struck was a 2018 Dodge Durango driven by 49-year-old Mordechai Sandman The passengers were his 46-year-old wife Miriam All but one of those in the car were injured but the injuries were considered non-life-threatening The Hutchinson River Parkway was closed for hours while the accident investigation took place overnight Traffic was diverted off the northbound parkway onto Lincoln Avenue until 7 a.m. Luciano said the full circumstances surrounding the crash remain under investigation by the Westchester County Accident Investigation Team and General Investigations Unit Police are said to have had very limited conversation with both drivers due to their serious injuries at the time Luciano says there appears to be adequate signage in the area on all exits and entrances to the parkway According to Westchester County Executive George Latimer the Hutchinson River Parkway is not operated by Westchester County The highway is owned and operated by the NYS Department of Transportation Latimer said county public safety officials would be discussing safety issues with NYSDOT He said the age of the parkways in Westchester is a growing concern pointing out that most were built between the 1920s and the 1940s and were never really meant to have the volume of traffic or the speed of traffic that they now accommodate The county executive said that the parkways are not as engineered as interstate highway standards call for today but he said there are more things that can be done to improve safety Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. 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New Update: Authorities have located an 81-year-old woman who was reported missing from Rye Brook on Tuesday Doris Borzoni was found after going missing on Tuesday morning Original Report: Authorities in Rye Brook are searching for an 81-year-old woman with Alzheimer’s disease who was reported missing on Tuesday morning leaving her home on Jean Lane in Rye Brook She is described as 5-foot-1 and around 110 pounds with dark black hair She was seen wearing a black coat and a black and white crossbody purse Police say Borzoni may be in the area of 1 North Broadway in White Plains Anyone who sees Doris Borzoni or has any information about her whereabouts is urged to call the Rye Brook Police Department immediately Click the Facebook icon below to share this story including a 75-year-old woman and two children were injured in a wrong-way crash on the Hutchinson River Parkway in Rye Brook on Monday Chief of Westchester County Department of Public Safety of Rye Brook was driving a 2024 Mercedes sedan southbound in the northbound lane of the parkway just north of Lincoln Avenue around midnight when she collided with a 2018 Dodge Durango carrying five people Hutchinson River Parkway closed for hours Monday after accidentLuciano said the northbound lanes of the parkway were closed for multiple hours while an accident investigation took place overnight Traffic was diverted off the northbound parkway onto Lincoln Avenue until about 7 a.m. Despite previous wrong-way crashes in the same location, including one fatal crash involving alcohol in September Luciano says there appears to be "adequate signage in the areas on all exits and entrances to the parkway." County Executive George Latimer said in a news conference Monday he hopes to work with the New York State Department of Transportation who maintains the Hutchinson River Parkway to initiate a study that will help increase proper signage for the entrances of the parkway after recent successful renovations to the Bronx River Parkway "Nothing eliminates wrong-way driving because sometimes there are incidents that involve the driver and the circumstances of weather at the time," Latimer said "But we believe that the safety of all the other parkways in Westchester County can be improved." and no evidence of alcohol involvement had been found at the time of this story Latimer said in Monday's news conference that light rain and fog may have affected road conditions in the area at the time but did not appear to be a major factor Today meet Lisa Dominici of the Rye Youth Council Your Names: Roz Carvin and Elizabeth Rotfeld  Name of your organization: Rye/Rye Brook/Port Chester League of Women Voters           Carvin & Rotfeld: The mission of the League is to educate the community about what is happening in the area with respect to political and civic issues we are wholly bipartisan and do not advocate for or promote one side of an issue over another or one candidate over another Carvin & Rotfeld: Our local chapter was started in the early 1920s by Rye resident and local community leader and activist it was revamped and resuscitated by Debbie Reisner and Peter Larr in 2009 as the dynamic organization it is today What we are most proud of and what makes our chapter very unique is that we do not advocate for or against issues or candidates Our goal is to be the “go-to” organization for people from all political persuasions who are interested in learning about local issues and candidates where we have become extremely divided according to party our local chapter is one of the very few places one can go to and find just information without any opinions We give the community the information; what they think of it and what they do with that information is solely up to them Carvin & Rotfeld: Our top initiative is to continue fulfilling our mission of education the community in any way we can so that we all feel capable and comfortable when it comes to the political process Being an informed voter is invaluable and we like to think that our chapter plays a part in giving voters that confidence We also love being able to instill that confidence in the younger generations by helping them realize their voice matters in the political arena They are our future and the future of this country so encouraging their interest and curiosity in the political process is of paramount importance Tell us about the population you serve and how they can get involved with your programming and services and we are constantly looking for new members from all 3 areas who want to get involved and help us further our mission Our membership is comprised of both Republicans and Democrats and everyone has a voice and all opinions are welcome Anyone who would like to explore becoming involved is more than welcome to reach out to Roz or Liz via our website or our Facebook page Carvin & Rotfeld: Our membership is in dire need of younger people from each of the communities that we serve to participate on our board Financial support is always welcome but we really would love to have volunteer support As a group we have a lot of fun working with each other planning the various forums and information panels Volunteers to help out on the forums and debates with time-keeping question vetting and audience help are always much appreciated as are folks who would like to help facilitate our voter registration drives Carvin & Rotfeld: Roz and Liz became co-presidents in June 2024 although they have both been members of the League for many years Roz joined the board in 2010 and Liz in 2012 Carvin & Rotfeld: The role is part-time Roz has been involved with several different local organizations for many years and Liz is the director of the Rye Brook Senior Center How would your friends and family describe you in one word Carvin & Rotfeld: If we have to keep it to one word both Roz and Liz can be described incredibly accurately as “dynamic” Carvin & Rotfeld: Liz grew up in Port Chester Roz grew up in Nigeria with her American mother and Nigerian father She moved to the US for college and eventually met and married her husband former Rye Town Supervisor and current Port Chester Village Trustee Rotfeld: I work well under pressure which is usually caused by my own procrastination Carvin: hates drama and so avoids it like the plague; absolutely does not “sweat the small stuff’ and so is often described as laid-back If the next five years is a chapter in your life Carvin: New empty nester so the next 5 years is about enjoying life my husband and my children in their new iteration of “almost adults,” and traveling as much as possible I actually don’t think I’m afraid of anything actually And since both my daughters are now in college and living away from home I’ve made a pact with myself to try lots of new things and have lots of new adventures Rather than fear stopping me if anything is Where do you live in Rye and how many years have you lived in the City Rotfeld: I have been a resident of Rye Brook/Port Chester area my entire life my husband and I moved to the Greyrock section of Port Chester We’ve been here now for almost 6 years and are absolutely loving it we are within walking distance of downtown Rye which is wonderful Website Donate Facebook YouTube   PA but raised mostly in Nigeria by her American mother and Nigerian father She returned to the US for college and holds a B from Southern Connecticut State University as well as an L.L.B She was called to the Bar of England and Wales in 2002 and is a proud member of Gray’s Inn one of the 4 legal guilds of England in which all qualified Barristers must maintain membership has been an active participant in the local community serving as a long time Board member of the League of Women Voters of Rye She also sits on the Board of the School of the Holy Child Roz served on the boards of the Pre-Day School Port Chester; the Westchester Children’s Museum; the Rye Art Center; and Staying Put in Rye and the Environs She is also a past president of the Port Chester/Rye Brook Rotary Club Roz is the co-founder of One World United & Virtuous a charitable organization dedicated to helping today’s youth become 21st century leaders through global awareness and competency character education and “future ready” skill one a junior at Mount Holyoke College in S Massachusetts and the other a sophomore at University of San Diego in San Diego Elizabeth Rotfeld (Liz) has worked for the Village of Rye Brook from 1987 returning full circle to Rye Brook in March 2010 as the Deputy Village Clerk/Senior Citizen Coordinator She has over 20 years experience in local government previously holding a position in the manager’s office in the Village of Scarsdale as well as school district experience where she worked as the District Clerk for the Yorktown Central School District Past employment also includes 5 years working as the executive assistant to the Chief Operating Officer of the Westchester Medical Group (WestMed) and Executive Assistant to the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Information Officer of Ameritrade Holding Corp’s subsidiary company “OnMoney.com” Liz holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Manhattan College She is on the Port Chester/Rye Brook Library Board a member and co-president of the Board of Directors of the Port Chester/Rye/Rye Brook League of Women Voters Board member of the Port Chester Council for the Arts and President of the Port Chester/Rye Brook/Rye Town Council of Community services former Girl Scout leader for the Port Chester/Rye Brook Girl Scouts former member and PTA President of both the King Street School PTA Port Chester Middle School PTA and Port Chester High School PTA as well as a former member of the Bond Advisory Committee Liz is a lifelong Westchester County resident former Rye Brook resident now residing in Port Chester with her husband Michael Carriere and son Noah She is a Rye resident and an undergraduate at Smith College Our reporting on local veterans is a collaboration with RyeVets.org to highlight those from Rye… the council chambers of Rye City Hall filled with… Giving Rye is a feature series highlighting non-profits and community groups in and around the… Rye Democrats gathered for their annual picnic on this past Sunday at Rye Rec to… Pride shone across Rye Town Park on Saturday Potomac (Va.) downed a pair of regional foes to bolster its resume and move with rising Rye (N.Y.) into the USA Lacrosse High School Girls' National Top 25 Potomac defeated Penn Charter (Pa.) and St Anne's-Belfield (Va.) to add to an impressive start Rye looked dominant with a combined 25-goal edge in back-to-back wins to start the year.  2 with a win over McDonogh (Md.) in a huge showdown The Churchwomen have been convincing in their fast start to the season Stone Ridge (Md.) also helped itself with an out-of-region win over American Heritage-Delray (Fla.) only the second loss this year for the Florida power Sacred Heart Greenwich (Conn.) slid up to No 9 after remaining perfect against strong competition One opponent it defeated was Penn Charter (Pa.) which slipped down after a pair of losses.  There were minor moves in the second half of the rankings There are still a fair number of ranked teams waiting to show their abilities and they will spring into action as the calendar turns to April while some South teams will start gearing up for their playoffs shortly Scroll below for this week's USA Lacrosse High School Girls' National Top 25 and Regional Top 10 rankings with each team's previous ranking denoted in parenthesis Compiled by USA Lacrosse writers with input from coaches around the country rankings and records reflect results as of previous Sunday.  Also considered (alphabetical order): Archbishop Carroll (Pa.) USA Lacrosse is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt charitable organization (EIN 52-1765246) The wrong-way driver accused in a fatal crash early Sunday on the Hutchinson River Parkway in Rye Brook told police he had consumed several alcoholic drinks knew he was driving the wrong way and was looking at his cell phone at the time of the crash according to the criminal complaint in the case was arraigned in Rye Town Court Monday morning on charges of second-degree vehicular manslaughter and driving while intoxicated in the death of 62-year-old William Saleeby Sunday in the northbound lanes about a half-mile south of King Street when Espinal's Toyota Highlander smashed into Saleeby's Toyota Camry The Camry burst into flames and Saleeby was pronounced dead at the scene Espinal was taken to Westchester Medical Center but released Sunday evening While police said they were awaiting positive ID of the victim from the county medical examiner handcuffed Espinal was escorted into the courtroom by Westchester County police officers He sat crying on the side of the defense table and did not look back into the gallery as the victim's relatives watched him No pleas are entered to felonies in local court but Espinal's Legal Aid lawyer Sydney Stanley entered a not-guilty plea for him to the misdemeanor DWI charge She did not request bail and Town Judge Jose Castaneda ordered Espinal held at the county jail Stanley and Espinal's wife declined to comment as they left the courthouse Saleeby was one of six siblings and graduated from Greenwich High School in 1980 a classmate and baseball and football teammate of future NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Steve Young Friend of Espinal: 'This is horrible what happened'A friend and co-worker of Espinal's arrived too late for the court appearance but said afterward that he wasn't surprised to hear that Espinal "He's a very nice person; a hard worker," Reyes said Reyes said Espinal works as a cook at the New York Athletic Club in midtown Manhattan Reyes got off work late Saturday afternoon but Espinal was still on until 10:30 that night He said he had no idea what his friend did after work or what led him to be going the wrong way on the Hutch some six hours later It was not immediately clear where Espinal entered the northbound lanes there are two narrow lanes between King Street and the parkway — one takes traffic to the northbound highway and the other delivers northbound traffic from the parkway to King Street The exit ramp has only a 'Wrong Way' sign and a 'Do Not Enter' sign to deter northbound traffic from King Street from heading southbound The crash remains under investigation by the county police Accident Investigation Team and detectives from the General Investigations Unit Need to see what will be on your ballot? Look here Days and hours for early voting are as follows: Besides the early voting center in Rye at the Resurrection Early Childhood Education Center on 88 Milton Road there are 24 other centers across Westchester County The Suzi Oppenheimer – Bob Cohen race could be undecided until January With the November 3rd elections just around the corner it's time for MyRye.com to introduce… (PICTURE: Rye City Hall by local artist Heather Patterson) The city council's agenda for its meeting on… ADDITIONS TO TONIGHT'S AGENDA: The Executive Session has been cancelled.  Addition of Agenda Item #… The City of Rye will temporarily close a section of parking spaces in Car Park… A 61-year-old man was caught driving while intoxicated after officers found his heavily damaged vehicle blocking a roadway in Westchester late Wednesday night Rye Brook resident Lawrence Marks was arrested following reports of an erratic driver near Midland Avenue and Sylvan Place in Rye at approximately 10:45 p.m. the City of Rye Police Department announced on Thursday they discovered a 2019 Jaguar FPC facing northbound on Midland Avenue allegedly blocking the roadway with significant front-end damage Police found that Marks had been operating the vehicle and conducted field sobriety tests He was taken into custody and transported to Rye Police Headquarters where he provided a breath sample registering a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .12% Marks was charged with driving while intoxicated and released on an appearance ticket He is scheduled to appear in the City of Rye Court on Tuesday Blind Brook High School's girls volleyball team won the first state championship in school history Sunday 25-23 for the state Class B title at Cool Insuring Arena in Glens Falls The Section 1 champion Trojans had lost two out of three sets in pool play to Westhill and dropped the first in Sunday's match before rallying back to win three straight sets Blind Brook coach Gina Carlone said her team scouted Westhill when it faced Oyster Bay and Windsor in the other pool play sets on Saturday "We wanted to make sure we lined up defensively because defense wins championships," Carlone said "They're very disciplined and they're very smart players." senior setter Fernanda Julien had 41 assists Tanisha Venkatapur had three kills and two blocks Carlone is in her fifth year as varsity coach and 10th overall as Blind Brook So she's known for a while that this year's group could be special "I've been saying it since last season that this would be their year." Blind Brook graduates only three seniors off its state championship team - Julian "Gratitude was really the highlight of the trip," Carlone said It was so much fun being around those girls You'd think 12 weeks with the same girls - but they all love each other so much and they all had a goal in mind." In addition to being the first volleyball state title for Blind Brook it's also the first state title for any girls sport at the school Blind Brook went 2-1 in Saturday's NYSPHSAA Class B pool play at Cool Insuring Arena in Glens Falls to advance to the final Blind Brook defeated Section 8's Oyster Bay 2-0 (25-23 25-17); defeated Section 4's Windsor 2-0 (25-14 and lost to Section 3's Westhill 2-1 (25-22 The Trojans finished second in pool play at 2-1 Blind Brook will play Section 3's Westhill Sunday Georgie Haas 11 digs Tanisha Venkatapur 5 kills Maria Leyva 10 kills Tanisha Venkatapur 3 kills 6 digs John Jay-East Fishkill's season came to an end Friday Night in the NYSPHSAA Class AAA semifinal final pool play Twitter: @LoHud_Debbie A Rye Brook construction firm embroiled in a lawsuit over a failed project has filed for bankruptcy protection AA Jedson Company declared $689,000 in assets and $3.4 million in liabilities in a Chapter 7 liquidation petition filed on Oct Its greatest liability is a potential $2.5 million court judgment that a client is seeking in Manhattan Supreme Court The construction firm is based in the Rye Ridge Plaza A Connecticut business record lists the principal office in Greenwich and shows the Rye Brook location as a mailing address T-Seventeen LLC sued AA Jedson and Bordes for $2.5 million over a $3.2 million contract to build a 4-story mixed-use building in Greenpoint T-Seventeen blamed AA Jedson for long delays as the city building department reviewed plans and drawings T-Seventeen also claims that AA Jedson charged for work that was not performed; failed to pay employees suppliers and insurers; and in 2021 repudiated the contract and abandoned the jobsite AA Jedson denied the accusations and counter-sued for $361,000 T-Seventeen refused to pay for completed work on time and when the contractor made clear that it could not continue the project without timely payments T-Seventeen instructed AA Jedson to cease work The bankruptcy petition also lists $345,552 owed to 14 suppliers and vendors; $313,098 for bank loans and credit card debt; $203,748 to a New Jersey firm that supplies laborers; $36,994 to insurers and for workers compensation consist entirely of overdue money owed for services which has published editions with news of Port Chester and Rye Brook for 60 years is closing The issues scheduled to be published tomorrow will be its last according to owners Richard and Jananne Abel The newspaper company was founded by Richard Abel’s father Bernard and has been managed by Richard and Jananne Abel for 40 years They plan to retire locally but also spend more time with family members on the West Coast we’ve witnessed our community grow and change and have had the privilege of sharing its stories,” Jananne Abel “Every issue has been a labor of love — covering local events highlighting residents’ achievements and holding those in power accountable.” “I treasure the relationships I’ve built with readers The newspaper has been more than just a business; it’s been our life for 40 years a vital part of the community and a platform for voices that might not otherwise be heard.” Westmore News said it has a subscriber circulation of about 3,250 households and reaches about 10,000 people each week through copies made available in newspaper distribution boxes located on streets in both Port Chester and Rye Brook Westmore has had an internet presence in addition to the two print editions published weekly Port Chester Westmore News and the Rye Brook Westmore News According to the Close Up Foundation based in Washington as of December there were just under 6,000 newspapers published in the U.S The foundation said projections indicated that by the end of 2024 the U.S would have lost one-third of the newspapers that it had in 2005 A study by the Local News Initiative at Northwestern University found that more than 1,500 counties in the U.S had only one newspaper and more than 200 counties had no newspapers newspaper circulation declined 65% from more than 115 million in 2005 to 40 million today A Connecticut man told police he had two beers and two shots of whiskey but wasn't drunk before a wrong-way crash last month that killed a motorist on the Hutchinson River Parkway pleaded not guilty Wednesday to homicide and DWI charges at his arraignment in Westchester County Court Espinal was initially charged with vehicular manslaughter and driving while intoxicated in the Sept but the indictment added charges including the more serious felony of aggravated vehicular homicide which is punishable by up to 25 years in prison That charge requires a blood alcohol content of 0.18 percent or more Prosecutors have said Espinal’s BAC was 0.21 percent half a mile south of King Street in Rye Brook Espinal's Toyota Highlander slammed into Saleeby's Toyota Camry Espinal is suspected of drinking at a bar in upper Manhattan after getting off work as a cook at a midtown club late the night before Investigators suspect he got on the northbound parkway going south at King Street but have not pinpointed whether it was at the parkway entrance on the Greenwich or Rye Brook side of the street Espinal told Westchester County police that he had gotten lost and was using his GPS when the other car hit him He said he takes that route five times a week and never gets lost and insisted he wasn't drunk despite the alcohol he said he had consumed Defense lawyer Robert Osuna declined to request bail and state Supreme Court Justice Larry Schwartz ordered Espinal back to the Westchester County jail until his next court appearance in November The victim had two sisters and three brothers and cared for his elderly mother Three of his siblings were in court for the arraignment was a 1980 graduate of Greenwich High School He was a football and baseball teammate of classmate Steve Young and went on the play football at Harvard University He worked for many years in Manhattan commercial real estate investment and management "before pursuing his lifelong passion for music entertaining many with his gifts as a singer and arranger for his band," according to his obituary "He loved a homemade Southern meal and playing the piano at holidays with family and friends gathered around singing," the family wrote in the obituary "Will touched the lives of countless people A lady’s thong in the pocket of a married man’s suit jacket or a tiny bag of cocaine in the pocket of a suit dropped by a customer for his son? It’s all in a day’s work for Seth Friedman, the owner of Rye Ridge Cleaners “We discreetly toss the said items and say nothing,” he said Since purchasing the dry cleaning business in 1993 have continued Rye Ridge Cleaners’ 40-year tradition of providing high quality service for customers throughout the area Friedman learned the principles of dry cleaning at the National Association of Dry Cleaners the premiere Northeast school for training professionals in the industry To stay up to date with current fashion trends and dry cleaning methods he is a member of the National Cleaning Association which provides ongoing classes in garment care (Friedman pointed out how high-tech fabrics mostly various types of polyesters and nylons are becoming ubiquitous and present new challenges to cleaning.) Friedman installed a brand-new dry-cleaning machine that uses Sensene an alcohol-based solution that is biodegradable and nontoxic certified by the Organic Fabric Manufacturers Association He said it is “leaps and bounds ahead of anything else,” including perchlorethylene the standard solution the vast majority of cleaners have used for the last 75 years With a background in environmental education and committed to greener cleaning Friedman said he was the first in Westchester County to offer reusable green Garmento laundry bags to replace single-use plastic covers He also encourages his customers to return hangers for reuse Covid devastated the dry-cleaning business He mentioned a recent NPR report about how the pandemic had upended the dry-cleaning business in the United States with as many as 40% of dry cleaners failing and said he knew of six cleaners within one mile of his store that had gone under The years 2020 and 2021 were the worst he has had in the years he has owned Rye Ridge Cleaners and he only survived being able to suffer a lot of pain and rethinking everything I do in business the community-minded Freidman said that customers can sign up to have Rye Ridge Cleaners give 5% of the value of their dry cleaning to their favorite charitable organizations and religious institutions “a fairly easy business to enter.” It doesn’t take a lot of capital to set up or even purchase a store but it does require a willingness to work hard mainly helping on the day he does deliveries He has a presser who has been with him for 20 years – “a wonderful employee and wonderful family man” – and a seamstress who has worked for him for 30 years “I am of the firm belief I am successful if I hire the right people and treat them right,” he said “my employees make Rye Ridge Cleaners excellent.” King Street, near Blind Brook High School, was expected to be closed in both directions for an extended time Wednesday after a multi-vehicle crash that involved a utility pole, according to the Port Chester Fire Department. The area of King Street affected is from Hillandale Road to Glenville Street, Rye Brook police said on Facebook. No one from the Blind Brook school district was involved in the accident and there is no danger to students or employees, Colin M. Byrne, superintendent of Blind Brook-Rye Union Free School District, said on Facebook "This morning there was a severe car accident on King Street in the area of the Village of Rye Brook athletic field," Byrne said adding: "Please be aware that the area of King Street south of the Blind Brook Middle School/High School main entrance is closed and will remain closed past school dismissal time Anyone coming to the Blind Brook Middle School/High School should approach the school from the northern direction by North Ridge Street." It was not immediately known how the crash occurred and whether or not there were serious injuries was born with a rare genetic syndrome called Coffin Siris syndrome he's developmentally delayed and has low muscle tone but he's scared to because he's blind The only thing I can do is put him in his carriage and walk him down the street," said his mother But there's one place where none of that matters: the water In the water he's not confined to the limits of his body "He fell off enough things in his life and bumped into enough things to know that there's always something he might hit or fall off of he feels just free like he's not going to hurt himself," Testerman told News 12 when the Testerman family moved to their new house they knew they needed to get a pool - one with a treadmill and a bicycle like he does in physical therapy every day "They start at like $15-$20,000 roughly and go up," said his mom https://www.facebook.com/share/v/itowNSXGxF65%E2%80%A6 https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-lucas-dream-of-a-therapy-pool A contractor claims that the village of Rye Brook is withholding $1 million for work done on a project that the village itself mismanaged “There is no justification” for withholding payments claims in a March 4 lawsuit filed in Westchester Supreme Court because it “performed all of its work in a good and workmanlike manner.” Village Administrator Chris Bradbury declined to comment stating in an email that “Rye Brook has not yet been served with this suit.” The village hired Unimak in 2018 to build a public works and parks facility at 511 W Another $600,000 was authorized for changes because the village failed to properly coordinate and schedule contractors or to make timely crucial decisions The job site was allegedly not cleaned for the start of work for example; water was not provided for demolition; gas was not turned on for more than two months; a request for information about discrepancies on drawings was not reviewed for two months such as the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and the need to remove 500 tons of contaminated soil that was discovered when an underground storage tank was removed accelerate work and incur others costs in response to delays Unimak “did complete its work on this project,” the lawsuit states “but Rye Brook continues to refuse to issue payment for that completed work.” The contractor accuses the village of breach of contract gross negligence and violation of the state Prompt Payment Act Rye – Rye Neck – Blind Brook Varsity Swimming and Diving Head Coach Katie Konopka has named her MVP for the 2024-25 season on the swimming side: sophomore Keiran Moran “Kieran had an excellent 2024-2025 swim season,” Konopka told MyRye.com The sophomore shined as the season progressed and he took on a larger role throughout the later meets Moran’s season highlights include a second place finish at the league 2 championship meet in the 200-meter individual medley (IM) He also finished 4th in the 100M breaststroke at the pinnacle event He led off the 4-man relay team at the championship meet which placed 1st Moran rose to the occasion at other meets throughout the season as well he placed 8th in the 200M IM and 7th in the 100M freestyle Moran was also a part of two relay teams that placed in the top-16 at the sectional meet The sophomore picked up all-league and all-section honors for his work throughout the 2024-25 season Moran was a key reason Konopka and her group picked up four wins he will have a chance to return next year and improve upon his great year two success Charlie Morris is a Staff Writer at MyRye.com He is a Rye resident and an undergraduate at Notre Dame The 2024-25 season is over for the Rye Boys Varsity Basketball Team Rye Girls Varsity Basketball tamed the Wildcats of Westlake on Thursday Here is the Rye Sports Report: Winter Wrap-Up and Spring Preview MyRye.com is bringing you "The Game: A History Lesson" –… Rye Varsity Volleyball picked up a road victory on Monday The fall sports season is officially over in Rye as the Rye – Rye Neck – Blind Brook Swimming and Diving Team wrapped up their 2024 action at the state tournament in upstate New York this past weekend (Friday The team sent seven swimmers to participate in the events all of whom swam well enough on Friday to qualify for Saturday’s finals races “The Rye – Rye Neck – Blind Brook swimmers had an amazing State Championship meet in Rochester NY this past weekend,” Head Coach Katie Konopka told MyRye.com at the conclusion of the busy weekend Rye – Rye Neck – Blind Brook helped Section 1 to an overall state tournament victory with 985 points The seven swimmers from Konopka’s team played a huge role in that success The team finishes its season with a 7-2 record a helping hand in Section 1’s victory at states and several standout individual performers throughout the year Rye Boys Varsity Basketball Head Coach Tommy Proudian did not name an individual MVP for… Rye Girls Varsity Softball bit the Tuckahoe Tigers on Monday with a 6 – 5… Girls Varsity Softball was bitten by the Huskies on Monday Rye Boys Varsity Football bridged Nyack on Sunday afternoon Boys Varsity Baseball climbed over Byram Hills on Wednesday Rye Boys Varsity Soccer puts Sleepy Hollow to bed on Thursday at home Still have not had a response to my question: How do you have a 440 degree view from a house when there are only 360.degrees in a circle The Rye – Rye Neck – Blind Brook Swimming and Diving Team clinched their first victory of the 2024-25 winter season on Monday evening defeating Yorktown – Somers by a score of 55-35 It’s a nice bounce back for the team who dropped their home opener to Harrison on Friday last week (12/6) “Rye – Rye Neck – Blind Brook had a great meet tonight against Yorktown – Somers,” Head Coach Katie Konopka told MyRye.com after the meet four swimmers stood out for their individual performances All four would also win other events – including Papaioannou and Michael Ladyzhensky in the 400M freestyle relay Stocks also won the 200M free and 500M free in a dominant performance while Radwaner placed first in the 100M breaststroke Rye – Rye Neck – Blind Brook (1-1) only has one day off before their next road meet as they travel to Sarah Lawrence College’s pool in Bronxville to take on the Pelham Pelicans The meet is scheduled for 4:30pm on Wednesday RowAmerica Rye dominated the New York States Rowing Championship in Saratoga on May 22 &… Varsity Girls Soccer topped Scarsdale 2-1 at an away game to become… Girls Field Hockey pitched their third straight shutout to open the 2024 season Rye Boys Varsity Swimming & Diving finished 14th overall in sectionals Wednesday (PHOTO: Girls Varsity Soccer on the pitch at Harrison A busy road near a Westchester County high school is closed following a multi-car crash The crash happened on King Street in Rye Brook near Blind Brook High School.  King Street in Rye Brook is currently closed in both directions between Hillandale Road and Glenville Street the Rye Brook Police Department announced on Wednesday The crash happened near Blind Brook High School and will likely cause the road to be closed for "an extended period of time," according to the Port Chester Fire Department Details about the crash have not yet been released Part of a residential road in Westchester was closed as fire crews burned off a leaking propane tank at a home A controlled burn of a propane tank was held at a residence on Hillandale Road in Rye Brook.  9 at a residence in Rye Brook on Hillandale Road near King Street according to the Rye Brook Police Department After the leaking propane tank was discovered crews from the Port Chester and Rye Brook Fire Departments emptied it by burning it off creating a pillar of flames coming from the residence's yard the road in the area was closed to traffic Looking for a way to cool down this summer — and do good Green + Tonic in Rye Brook is offering a special sundae created by yours truly, your intrepid food reporter, with a portion of proceeds going to Feeding Westchester which provides nutritious food to those in need "Jeanne's lohud sundae" is a dairy-free chocolate and vanilla oat-milk based creation topped with blueberries strawberries and toasted almonds with a drizzle of almond butter (what can I say It's available all summer at this location only (the company has another spot in Chappaqua) More: Summer bucket list: What to do this season in the Lower Hudson Valley Intrigued but not in the mood for all those nutty flavors Their regular swirl is $5.95 and includes two superfood toppings pastries and more and has multiple locations in Connecticut If you goAddress: 5 Rye Ridge Plaza, Rye Brook, 914-305-4525, greenandtonic.com Welcome to the NYSPHAA regional hub for Section 1 boys and girls volleyball Blind Brook won the Class B regional championship beating Secton 2's Ichabod Crane 3-2 advancing to next week's NYSPHSAA pool play semifinals Both Horace Greeley and John Jay-Cross River lost in the Class AA and A NYSPHSAA regional finals John Jay-East Fishkill advanced to next week's NYSPHSAA Class AAA pool play semifinals North Rockland lost the Division 1 regional final to Section 2's Shenendehowa 3-0 More: Section 1 girls volleyball: Greeley, JJCR win Section 1 titles More: Boys volleyball: Eastchester defends Section 1 title, North Rockland wins first ever More: Volleyball: 2024 Section 1 tournament schedule, scoreboard and results More: Volleyball: lohud match results for the 2024 season the Trojans got to the regional finals got but couldn't get over the hump Saturday at Yorktown was a different story It took five games but the Trojans won 22-25 "We knew these girls were special in August," Trojans coach Gina Carlone said of the win "I told the girls and their parents that this is our year I am so excited for these girls to have the opportunity to experience and play in the state tournament This will be a lifelong memory that they can cherish forever." By the numbers: Blind Brook: Fernanda Julian 45 assists 20 digs; Tanisha Venkatapur five kills; Maddie Hirsch four blocks; Maria Gracia Leyva 10 digs; Georgianna Haas eight digs What's next: The Trojans advance to the NYSPHSAA semifinals pool play begining on Saturday Class AA: Half Hallow Hills West (Section 11) 3 Horace Greeley 1: Half Hollow Hills West won 25-23 six digs; Hope Suh nine digs; Connie Tao five kills; Ace Tillotson three kills Class A: Burnt-Hills Ballston Lake (Section 2) 3 JJCR: Jaime Bartley Cohen nine kills; Yana Ahmetaj 10 kills; Hellen Dollar 19 assists; Olivia Casabona 16 digs Division 2: Jamesville-Dewitt (Section 3) 3 Eastchester 0: Jamesville-DeWitt won 25-18 What's next: The Patriots advance to the NYSPHSAA semifinals pool play begining on Friday 3ace; Lily Pugliese 10k 10digs; Bella Cabrera 8k 7digs; Alba Gjikolli 7K; Jaeda Lisi 5k 3 aces; Diya Biguvu 24 assists 11 digs 3aces; Ashley Curtiss 14 assists 3aces; Lindsay McDonough 9 digs Read more about this matchup here What's next: John Jay-East Fishkill will play Section 9's Monroe Woodbury Friday Nov Mary College for the Class AAA regional championship/