Beth Levine

1 week ago | ryerecord.com | Beth Levine

Annabel Monaghan now lives half the year in Greenwich and the other half in Florida, a change of scene sparked by her last child graduating from Rye High School and leaving the nest. But if someone asks where she’s from, she doesn’t hesitate: “Rye,” the place she lived for 20 years. “Greenwich is 10 minutes away. When I need to get my nails done, I drive to Rye. When I go to the post office, I go back to Rye. I know that post office, and I know which lane to get in.

1 month ago | centermaryland.org | Beth Levine

By Clayton A. Mitchell, Sr.I have been consistently critical of Baltimore’s leadership over the years—and often with good reason. The city has faced more than its fair share of dysfunction, with public safety, government accountability, and basic quality of life all suffering as a result. However, fairness demands that when things begin to improve, we acknowledge that fact, even when progress comes from a leader we did not expect.

2 months ago | ryerecord.com | Beth Levine

When a son tells his parents he’s leaving a prestigious medical school (where he is excelling) to go into the music business, the news is not usually received with joyous abandon. Still, “my parents were more surprised when I wanted to go (to medical school) than when I wanted to quit; they had always seen me as a music person,” said Scott Jacoby, 53, who graduated from Rye High School, attended Skidmore, and then enrolled at the Einstein Medical College before leaving to become a music producer.

Mar 4, 2025 | ryerecord.com | Beth Levine

Rye wasn’t immediately on the radar of Kelly Mitten Waring and husband, Toby Waring, when they were looking to leave New York City. Raised in Ridgefield, Conn., the couple first looked to the Nutmeg State, renting an apartment in Stamford. When that commute proved too much, they started thinking lower Westchester. “We visited various towns and ended up in Rye, looking at the Edith Read Sanctuary and the Marshlands Conservancy, and we thought, what’s not to love about Rye?” said Kelly, 32.

Feb 20, 2025 | msn.com | Beth Levine

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