The Rye City Review

When Harrison and Rye squared off in the annual Andrew Gurgitano Memorial game on May 9, the result was—quite fittingly—a pitchers duel. In the end, however, it was some timely hitting by the Garnets that accounted for their victory, as a two-run sixth inning helped them avenge an early-season loss to the Huskies and come away with a 2-0 win.

County Executive George Latimer officially launched the month of May as “Mental Health Awareness Month” in Westchester. The annual recognition will appear in digital form outside the Westchester County Center for the month of May, and a banner will also be displayed in the entranceway of the Michaelian Office Building. In addition, a series of other initiatives will be spearheaded by the Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health (DCMH).

A new affordable senior housing development is coming to White Plains following a vote of 17-0 by the Board of Legislators on Monday night. This project has been in the works for nearly two decades, and with the lease agreement now formally approved by the county legislature, the project is finally moving forward. The property at 143 Grand St. was purchased by the county in 2000. It is partially occupied by the County’s Board of Elections, though most of the property has remained vacant for years.

Westchester County District Attorney Miriam E.

When Harrison squared off against rival Rye on Wednesday, they had two goals; downing a familiar foe and keeping a season-long winning streak intact. The Huskies would manage both, although it would prove to be more difficult than they imagined, topping the Garnets 2-0 in a thrilling pitching duel. The game featured fantastic efforts in the circle from Harrison ace Gabriella Triano and Rye eighth grader Penelope Gilmore who both tossed four frames of scoreless ball to start the game.

The Rye lacrosse team came into their April 20 game against John Jay looking to wipe away the taste of a tough loss to Scarsdale from earlier in the week. They did just that, dominating a potential playoff foe and earning a 10-4 win in the process. Four different Garnets scored multiple goals in Thursday’s win, as Kian McCarthy, Tyler McDermott, Andrew Keller, and Garrett Sullivan all found the net twice. According to McCarthy, that unselfishness marked an improvement for the Garnets.

WWE fans get ready for nonstop action from bell to bell. Come experience the live action up close and interact with your favorite warriors when professional wrestling returns to the Westchester County Center with WWE’s Supershow on Saturday, June 3. Presale tickets are available for sale through Ticketmaster or by calling 1-800-745-3000.

County Executive George Latimer is advising residents that Westchester is currently at a heightened risk for woodland fires and is urging people to take precautions to prevent them. The current dry conditions have increased the risk of fire in County parks and wooded areas in Westchester and the Hudson Valley region, he said. In recent days, a number of number of large brush fires have occurred around the County. Commissioner Richard G.

In a unanimous vote on Monday night, the Board of Legislators passed a resolution opposing Con Edison’s proposed delivery rate increases. Upon approval of the rate hike proposal by the state Public Service Commission (PSC), residential electric and gas bills in Westchester and New York City would increase over the next three rate years, from January 1, 2023, through December 31, 2025. The new rates would be effective June 1, 2023.

In an effort to promote transparency and accountability among County elected officials, the Westchester County Board of Legislators voted 15-0 to approve the “Truthful Disclosure for Candidates” bill (2023-86) tonight. The inspiration for this legislation was born from the controversy surrounding Long Island Congressman George Santos, who is under ethical review after revealing he misrepresented his educational and professional background.