Camille Botello is an associate editor and podcast producer at The Rye Record. With a background in journalism from Oregon, she has covered a diverse range of topics including education, travel and tourism, and energy policy, reflecting her varied interests and experiences from small-town Alaska to New York City. Camille's work has been featured in The Cordova Times, Bronx Times, Rye Record, and Wrangell Sentinel.
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Camtu’s gets green light for dock project in Cordova’s harbor
By: Camille Botello
Although test scores in English and math have improved over the past 10 years, district conducts internet use audit to analyze how technology is being used in classroom.
Temperatures expected in the upper 90s to low 100s Tuesday and Wednesday in Rye and surrounding areas.
At that air quality level the general public may not be affected, but those in sensitive groups may feel the impact.
Longtime Reluctant Fisherman bookkeeper remembered for heart, work ethic
The Mamaroneck Wastewater Treatment Plant dumped more than 536,000 gallons of semi-disinfected sewage into the Sound over a nearly two-hour span on July 21.
“Our community cannot bear it”: Cordovans plead for options as AMHS proposes five-month winter service gap
Unlike Salamanca City Central School District upstate, Rye district says use of robots hadn't been a topic of discussion.
Around 1:30 a.m. on Aug. 10, fire personnel responded to the Rye Subaru building after receiving an alert for an automatic commercial fire alarm.
