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Rye RoadHouse Gets 'Good' Review In New York Times
RYE, N.Y. -- While tracing the recent history of a High Street restaurant in Rye, The New York Times awarded The Rye Roadhouse a "good" rating.The Times hailed the restaurant's 20 types of beer, it's excellent Blood Marys, it's atmosphere and several of its menu items, including the jumbalaya, the cheeseburgers, the blackened meatloaf and the bacon explosion sliders.
According to the Times, the establishment is frequently occupied by sports fans, families, couples and friends.
Click here to read the review of The Rye Roadhouse at nytimes.com.
Blizzard Potential Rises For Possible Snowstorm Headed To Armonk
Though this winter has so far been the winter of "fantasy storms," nearly all of the global weather models agree that a blizzard-like event could strike the northeast this coming weekend, according to weatheroptics.net.According to Scott Pecoriello, founder of weatheroptics.net, three weather elements appear likely to merge, resulting in a slow, long-lasting snow event that could linger from Friday through Sunday, according to weatheroptics.net.
The storm could strike from Washington, D.C., north toward Boston, affecting 50 million people, according to Accuweather.com.
Most models…
Ramapo Police, Medics Use Naloxone To Revive Overdose Victim
RAMAPO, N.Y. – Ramapo police and a paramedic saved the life of a 19-year-old overdose victim Friday, Jan. 15, by using Naloxone.
Police and medics from the William P. Faist Ambulance Corp responded to the Chestnut Ridge home to find the victim, whose identity was not released, according to police.
While police administered the treatment, which is designed specifically for those who have overdosed on heroin or other opioids, they were aided by the Faist medics and later a team from Rockland Paramedic Services, Inc., according to police.
The victim was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital for tr…
Video Captured Former HS Athlete's Stabbing, Police Say
MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. -- The party at which 20-year-old Justin Speights, a former Pine Bush High School football player, was stabbed to death, is now being described as a "drug-fueled orgy," according to News 12 Westchester.Officials say there were as many as 100 people at the New Year's Eve party, which charged $5 for admission and utilized swastika hand stamps at the door, according to News 12.
Speights, a Silver Lake firefighter who was apparently trying to break up a fight, was stabbed and later died. There is a $20,000 reward offered for information leading to an arrest and convict…
