Why Healthy Tidal Marshes Matter co-sponsored by Rye Conservation Commission and Rye Civic League Healthy tidal marshes protect shorelines from erosion, absorb rainwater and reduce flooding. Also, healthy tidal marshes serve as key habitats for migratory birds and both finfish and shellfish. Tidal marshes have been impacted by activities such as restrictions to tidal flow […]
YOUR RYE NIGHT OUT August 31st Sawyers Beach
We are going to try a Bonfire at Sawyers Beach. This will be a Pot Luck and we are going to need a bunch of help to make this happen. We will send out a note to the Civic News Distribution and may do a little more. Join us! As soon as we can we […]
Most Current Rye Civic News
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RCL Parson’s Creek Pollution Information
December 11, 2017 presentation to BOS repeats known findings that we have an issue. Video Click Here – 1:34 after bacterial a) Septic system density above .26 per acre causes problems, Parsons Creek Watershed is at .45 systems per acre. The problem is over saturated land. At this point, testing should only be to […]
Why Healthy Tidal Marshes Matter
Why Healthy Tidal Marshes Matter Coastal marshes are key in reducing sea level rises Speaker: David Burdick, Research Associate Professor and Director, Jackson Estuarine Laboratory School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering, University of New Hampshire When: September 15th 2022, 6:30 to 8:00 pm Where: Rye Public Library Community Meeting Room Virtual: Library Live Stream
2022 assessment information
Click on the URL Link below to download the .xls file of data. MRI did provide their .xls files so they are also down the bottom.
Coakley Landfill threat to Rye
Slides: Click Here The last photo is a slide that shows them this video: https://youtu.be/vTKCcUf4g58. 1) Here are important points. On May 11th the Rye Select Board agreed to sign, possibly with other towns, a letter to NHDES asserting that they must act in accordance with HB494 to stop the pollution of Berry’s Brook. Go to […]
Braver Angels NH May 10th
Braver Angels of New Hampshire Alliance:Topic ~ Media: How do you determine the trustworthiness of your news? Tuesday, May 10, 2022 ~ 7:00 – 8:00 pm In this age of competing or “alternate” versions of reality, how does each of us inform our ownposition on a particular issue? How do we filter through the maze […]
Deputy Police Chief Blaisdell
Lieutenant Scott Blaisdell has been with the Rye police department for 20 years. He has been in second command position for 8 years. Over the last 3 years I am aware of 2-time other law enforcement agencies have attempted to recruit him for a training command position. Lieutenant Blaisdell currently teaches at NH Police Academy […]