Student-athletes at Rye HS back on athletic field following damage from Ida
Two rain events in less than two weeks flooded the entire area, putting a halt to all activities.
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Sep 14, 2021, 9:42 PM
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14ds agoThe Nugent Field at Rye High School resembled a lake more than an athletic field two weeks ago. Two rain events in less than two weeks flooded the entire area, putting a halt to all activities. But this week, the sounds of whistles have returned as student-athletes are back on their home turf.
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