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Bayley Beach Parking Permits
Download 2011 Bayley Beach permit application here.
Parking permits will be required upon entering Bayley Beach on May 28th, 2011 and thereafter. Please note: there will be a $25 late fee for all applications postmarked after May 31st, 2011.
You may also process your permit application on two dates: Monday, May 16th, from 6-9pm and on Saturday, May 21st from 9am-12noon at the Rowayton Community Center. Application forms will be also be available on April 1 at www.rowayton.org. They will also be available at the Library, Rowayton Market and Rowayton Hardware. |
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Rowayton RR Station Annual Permits Renewal
Saturday, June 18th, 8am-12noon
An automatic renewal policy is in effect for current annual permit holders. All annual permit holders will be notified regarding the renewal procedure by letter in May.
Renewal Date: Saturday, June 18th, 2011 - Rowayton Community Center between the hours of 8am-12noon. All current permit holders must renew in person. Only exception: If you are unavailable that day, your application may be presented by an adult (16 years or older). New stickers will be required on July 1st, 2011 and will be valid through June 30th, 2012.
In the event that your renewal application is not processed on June 18th, your rights to renew the annual permit are waived and the rights to purchase a permit will go to the next person on the waiting list. There is a waiting list to purchase an annual Rowayton Station parking permit.
Waiting list requests may be e-mailed to Andrea Woodworth or faxed to 857-4467. Please include your name, home address with two telephone numbers. If you are wait-listed, it is not necessary for you to appear on June 18th. You will be notified when an annual permit becomes available. Please notify Andrea Woodworth of any address changes. |
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 The Underground
 The Underground Teen Center is an RCA sponsored program held in the lower level of the Rowayton Community Center. It provides a safe and supervised venue where our middle-school kids (6th, 7th, 8th graders) can “hang out” and socialize with friends one Friday night a month. There is an adult chaperone and 2-3 high school students in attendance. The Underground has certainly become the place for our 6th & 7th graders to be seen this school year!
Every other Friday night local kids and their friends enjoy pizza, games and just plain hang out in a supervised venue underneath the Rowayton Community Center.
As was the case with last year, we have another great trip planned to the SONO Field House, and once the weather warms up we’ll be heading down to a end of the year party at Bayley Beach!
Thanks to our generous, kid-loving Rowayton residents we have a lot of new improvements this winter. The UG is loaded with comfortable furniture, games and music. From pool to ping pong, air-hockey to foosball there is plenty of fun to be had by all! If you have a 6th or 7th grader who’s looking to have some fun it’s never too late to join.
For a complete list of details & dates please refer to the RCA website or email Ted Hildner or Alyssa Nollman. |
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The Rowayton Nativity Pageant Needs Help!
 Rowayton has enjoyed 47 years of the Nativity Pageant – a unique outdoor performance starring our neighbors, our children, and even live animals. This production of “Come to the Light” was co-founded in 1963 by Jane (Putsie) Ritchey and the late Louise McMahon and Howard Lenters. Created in response to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, it was born as a means of uniting the community. It was chosen not for its religious symbolism, but as a timeless story that could bring everyone together when the country and our village of Rowayton were in mourning.
This long standing Rowayton tradition has become a symbol of joy in our community and many Rowaytonites have participated over the years. As our very special Pageant approaches nearly a half century, one of the original founders, Putsie Ritchey, and the daughter of another founder, Joy Lenters, are deciding to retire. Both Putsie, as Producer, and Joy, as Director, leave shoes too large to fill but we nevertheless must find volunteers to maintain this tradition.
The Pageant really needs you. Help is sought with organizing the townspeople, the publicity, the logistics, the children, the Christmas trees and even the light! The hope is that these new volunteers could train this coming year under Putsie and Joy and take the Pageant to its 50th birthday. Please call Putsie at 621-0980. |
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