Many Rye bird lovers took part in the National Audubon Society’s annual Great Backyard Bird Count, held this year over Presidents Day weekend, Feb. 12 through Feb. 15. On Jan. 30, to help prepare local counters, the Bird Homestead nonprofit hosted an indoor and outdoor bird walk at the Rye […]
Month: March 2016
New distillery set to shepherd in locals
The village of Mamaroneck is about to get a lot more spirited, as Port Chester resident Vincent Miata will soon be turning his hobby into a business with the opening of Good Shepherd Distillery. The business, which will be located at 360 Mount Pleasant Ave., will distill vodka, brandy, and—down […]
Addressing concerns over county airport changes
To the Editor, Lately there has been concern in the community about potential changes at the Westchester County Airport. I write to bring you up to date and to assure you that I am doing everything possible to protect the interests of my constituents. Currently, there is legislation pending before […]
March sadness
[dropcap]A[/dropcap]fter the first weekend of the NCAA basketball tournament, I have to say, I don’t hate my bracket. Sure, it’s pretty much busted to pieces, but despite all the schools I’ve already had to cross out, there is some method to my March madness. Let’s get it out in the […]
TV reports toy turns toddler into sex slave
[dropcap]A[/dropcap] mom just bought a toy for her 2-year-old daughter that signals to pedophiles that the girl is ready to be traded for sex. WHAT? I’d repeat it, but it still wouldn’t make any sense. And yet, this modern day myth has gone viral. It’s everywhere from headline news to […]