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The room was filled with hanging racks, tables and even bleachers City’s first full-sized official stocked with colorful, stylish spring clothing for teen girls and the walls were decorated with hot pink and electric and zero emission ve- black flowers and signs. hicles at a ceremony at City Hall Alex Chavarria, Director of Community and Family Services of Carver, was in awe. “I can’t believe how on Tuesday, April 28. The City you’ve transformed the space.” will also receive two EV charg- First time volunteer and New Rochelle resident, Arlene Kleinberg described the experience as, “Like ing stations and five compli- walking into a store. There were so many choices and the choices were remarkable. I liked knowing that these mentary assigned parking spac- girls could go shopping at their own leisure and choose what they wanted and they didn’t need to worry about es for zero-emission vehicles at how much anything cost.” the New Roc City and Intermo- Richard and Brigitte Stoergers of New Rochelle both con- dal Transportation Center ga- tributed to the event. Brigitte was on the steering committee and rages. The vehicles will be used Left to right: Craig Keeys, Nissan Area general manager/Northeast; Anthony Richard brought music and lights. They and their daughter have daily by the City’s Department Panarella, president, Nissan of New Rochelle; Mayor Noam Bramson; Sean contributed in different ways over the years. of Development. Hopkins, Sr. Mgr., Nissan EV Infrastructure Strategy & Business Development; Throughout the day, more than 140 teen girls and many of “New EV charging stations City Manager Chuck Strome; Development Commissioner Luiz Aragon their mothers and guardians, all from families in financial need, will make it easier for residents tination in Westchester.” Rochelle for providing charg- perused the displays and chose from the array of items. Each shop- and visitors to power up the cars “Nissan of New Rochelle ing for owners of Nissan LEAF per received a certificate entitling her to select more than 30 items of the future, while new electric is proud to be a part of the New and other plug-in vehicles in including shirts, shorts, sweaters, skirts, dresses, shoes, pants, vehicles in the City fleet will cut Rochelle community, so we were the local community,” said Sean belts, handbags, jewelry and even new socks and new underwear. our fuel costs and greenhouse happy to support the efforts of Hopkins, senior manager, Nis- All of the clothing was donated to The Sharing Shelf by members gas emissions,” said New Ro- the City and Mayor Bramson to san EV Infrastructure Strategy & of the Westchester community and everything was prescreened to guarantee quality before being offered to chelle Mayor Noam Bramson. increase the sustainability of its Business Development. “Nissan the girls and women. By the end of the afternoon, the shoppers, smiles filling their faces, took home nearly “It’s a win-win that advances vehicle fleet through the dona- is investing in communities like 5,000 items. New Rochelle’s ongoing sustain- tion of these four all-electric Nis- New Rochelle across the coun- This was the sixth Teen Boutique (formerly known as GirlTopia) offered by The Sharing Shelf. The ability efforts.” san LEAFs,” said Anthony Pan- try because we know that public Sharing Shelf regularly provides free clothing to children from families in need through more than 50 social Development Commis- arella, president, Nissan of New charging enhances the overall services agencies, schools, hospitals and other nonprofits in Westchester County, assisting more than 2,000 sioner Luiz Aragon noted, “Our Rochelle. “LEAF offers the city ownership experience for LEAF children each year. City is now prepared to embrace the same benefits as it offers our owners and helps new custom- “Teen Boutique this past Sunday was again a reminder of the importance of not only providing zero emission technologies by retail customers – a great driving ers realize the benefits of owning clothes that these girls need, but empowering and allowing them to make their own choices,” said Deborah providing charging stations to experience and much lower op- an EV.” Blatt. “I love to see the smiles on the girls’ faces. It makes it all worthwhile.” our residents and visitors. New erating costs.” For more information, visit To learn more about FSW, visit the agency’s website at www.fsw.org or contact Courtney Rabb at (914) Rochelle is indeed the ideal des- “We thank the City of New www.nissanusa.com/LEAF. 305-6836 or [email protected]. 4 • May 2015 • New Rochelle Review www.newrochellereview.com Library to Hold Hearing for Budget and Bond Referndum and Candidates Debate A public hearing on the library’s cooling system at a the Board has agreed to con- Theater. At 5:30 pm the forum Registered voters who Applications for absentee New Rochelle Public Library cost not to exceed $500,000. sider all options for the future for the two seats on the Board need to find out the polling ballots are also available on budget and proposed bond An essential component of the of downtown New Rochelle, of Education will take place, location for their district, the school district’s website referendum will take place air cooling system for the 1978 there is no firm prospect or followed by the forum for the or need an absentee ballot, (www.nred.org) and in the on Thursday, May 7th at 7:00 building, has reached its life timetable for the relocation of three seats on the Library may call the School District library’s community bulletin p.m. in the library’s Ossie Da- expectancy. An analysis pro- the library. It is paramount for Board of Trustees at 6:45 pm. Clerk’s office at 576-4219. board area. vis Theater, before the May vided by Wank Adams Slavin the library to continue serving meeting of the library’s Board Associates LLP (WASA) report- the public without closures of Trustees, which will begin ed that the Hermetic Screw due to lack of air conditioning. at 7:30 p.m. Liquid Chiller requires exten- The chilling unit and other in- Bramson Requests Capital Budget The annual vote to adopt sive repairs or replacement. frastructure components may the 2015 – 2016 New Rochelle The firm’s report recommends be utilized at another location. Structures and Priorities Public Library budget and replacement as the more cost- The May 19th vote will BY STEPHEN E. LIPKEN Tax Cap; 3) Level of Debt with any tion filled,” Fertel stated. bond referendum and to elect effective and energy-saving ap- also elect three seats on the money left over,” Bramson added. Strome replied that the State three New Rochelle Public Li- proach. Exercising prudence, Library Board of Trustees. New Rochelle Mayor Noam City Manager Charles B. sets the criteria for Handicapped brary trustees will take place the library board of trustees is One seat on the Library Board Bramson requested discussion of Strome, III noted that Tax Cap Permits, temporary or permanent on Tuesday, May 19th, from requesting the bond referen- of Trustees will fill a five-year pressing Capital Budget Structure Legislation has expired, “but will disability placards. 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., at the dum to replace the chiller unit term that is expiring. The and Priorities at the April 21 City be renewed with the New York “Just because someone city’s school district polling before the air conditioning other two are to fulfill seats Council Regular Legislative Meet- City Rent Controls. Assembly- walks out of their car doesn’t places. Copies of the proposed system fails completely, thus that were vacated before terms ing (RLM). woman Amy Paulin is convening mean that they are not disabled. budget and bond referendum avoiding costly emergency re- expired and have since been “The use of our Unrestricted a committee of senior managers to They could have a heart ailment,” are available to the commu- pairs and ensuring the health held by individuals appointed Funds is anemic,” Bramson ob- address Capital Funds. Any infra- Councilwoman Shari Rackman nity at the Administrative Of- and well-being of patrons and by the Board. One seat will served. “Most of the money goes structure cash or municipal bonds averred. “The only problem is en- fice of the New Rochelle Public staff during the hot summer complete the remaining two- to purchase equipment without should be exempt from the Tax forcement if a family member of Library. months. The bond request years of the five-year term regard to infrastructure as well Cap,” he said. the handicapped person is illegally The proposed 2015-2016 is for the maximum amount and the other will complete as the Feeney and Lincoln Park Councilman Ivar Hyden sug- displaying the placard.” Budget calls for an increase that the replacement may the remaining three years of Master Plans and Nygaard recom- gested banking small amounts of Earlier, Councilman Lou of $211,908, or 4.35%. This cost, although the library will the five year term. These will mendations for traffic improve- money to cover Capital priorities. Trangucci questioned hiring Bul- translates to an increase of also pursue all possible grants be determined by number of ment. We do need garbage and Councilman Albert Taran- famonte Landscaping to clean $13.91 per household for the to help reduce the ultimate votes, with the five-year term fire trucks, but should be able to tino pointed out that the City Man- North and Lockwood Avenues for “average” taxpayer, constitut- bond amount. The board rec- awarded to the candidate with move forward with more financial ager and Staff knows what priori- $5,000, “which could be done by ing one penny of every prop- ognizes that this project may the most votes. flexibility. ties are, “They are in the trenches.” our DPW.” Strome replied pothole erty tax dollar paid by New raise questions, in light of the The League of Women “The City Manager has the Next, Councilman Barry repair reports show not enough Rochelle property taxpayers. recent talks by the RDRX de- Voters will hold their annual right to propose Budgets and Fertel addressed Handicapped personnel available; most are The proposed bond au- velopment group concerning forum for school and library City Council can modify them. Parking Permits. “I have a friend on garbage detail. The measure thorizes the New Rochelle the possible purchase of the boards on Monday, May 11th This could depend on 1) the size needing Handicapped Parking but passed 6-1 with Trangucci dissent- Public Library to replace the library building. Although in the library’s Ossie Davis of the Fund Balance; 2) Tax Rate/ finds every slot by the Train Sta- ing. Business News Farmers Insurance Opens in New Rochelle On April 17 The New Ro- chelle Chamber of Commerce welcomed a new business into the area. Bob Marrone, Executive Director of the Chamber and Al Tarantino, Deputy Mayor of the City of New Rochelle cut the cer- emonious red ribbon of Farmers Insurance which opened a new on-Arnel. “Our studio is unas- branch on 780 Main Street not Barre10 Offering suming and welcoming, and far from Home Depot. our teachers are supportive and Janet Martinez, the main Popular Group Barre friendly.” agent with 13 years experience Classes Classes at Barre10 are of- is fluent in English and Spanish barre10, a barre studio with fered six days a week, Monday and will surprise you with how a focus on bringing an affordable – Friday mornings, Tuesday & young she is for all of her insur- and welcoming exercise experi- Thursday evening and one class ance knowledge. After being ence to clients, has opened in on Sunday. presented with a plaque cour- New Rochelle. Barre10 classes are based tesy of JanMar Trophy from the Barre10 offers a monthly on the technique of Lotte Berk, Chamber, Janet Martinez hand- “10 for 10” Super Pack pricing a German-born dancer who fled ed out welcome kits to all who at- method that brings the price to London in the 1930s. The tended. The agency has services down to $10 per class. Classes Barre10 workout targets the for Auto, Home, Renters, Motor- are taught by experienced, sup- entire body, building strength cycle, Boat, Life, Flood and Busi- portive teachers at the studio in and flexibility while also align- ness/Commercial Insurance. To Beth El Synagogue Center, 1324 ing the body’s postural and core get more information on Farm- North Ave., New Rochelle. muscles. ers Insurance in New Rochelle “My aim is to make this For class schedule and call 914-331-0000 or email staff. wonderful exercise method more information, visit www. jmartinez4@farmersagency. available to more people, “said lovebarre10.com or call (914) 309- com . founder and teacher Amy Land- 6490. www.shorelinepub.com New Rochelle Review • May 2015 • 5 Giving Circle of Lower Westchester Awards Grant to Eighth Annual Court of Appeals Dinner The New Rochelle Bar Association re- Local Day Nursery cently hosted its Eighth Annual Court of Ap- peals Dinner at the Grand Ballroom of the The Giving Circle of Eric Nodiff, the Radisson Hotel in New Rochelle. The hon- Lower Westchester an- Giving Circle’s Presi- ored guest was Jonathan Lippman, Chief nounced that it is partner- dent, said “This pro- Judge of the New York State Court of Ap- ing with the Food Bank for gram advances our peals who will be retiring on December 31. Westchester to provide mission of alleviating Judge Lippman served as Chief Judge fresh produce to children hunger, supporting of New York State’s highest court since ap- at New Rochelle Day Nurs- programs that advance pointed in 2009 by Governor David Paterson. ery and the Queens Daugh- nutrition and reduc- Also present as the honored guest speaker ters Daycare in Yonkers. ing the risk of hunger was Hon. Robert S. Smith, who retired as a Ron Zezima, Esq, Event Co-chair, Hon. Carmen Beauchamp Ciparick, The Produce, provided un- among children in our Judge from the Court of Appeals last Decem- Hon. Jonathan Lippman, Paula Johnson Kelly, Esq., President NRBA der the Food Bank’s Green community. This pro- ber 2014. Honored guests from that Court Thumb Program, will be gram supplements the included Hon. Sheila Abdus-Salaam, who was appointed in 2013 as Associate Justice of the Court of Appeals, and funded by the Giving Circle Giving Circle’s tradi- Hon. Carmen Beauchamp Ciparick, retired Senior Judge of the Court of Appeals. Other honored guests included through annual grants of tional grant program Hon. Janet DiFiore, Westchester County District Attorney and former Justice of the NY State Supreme Court, Hon. $10,000 in each of 2015 and Eric Nodiff that assists front-line Daniel Angiolillo, retired Judge, Appellate Division, 2d Dept., and New Rochelle Mayor Noam Bramson. 2016. hunger relief programs. Judge Lippman, an avid NY Yankees fan, was presented by Paula Johnson Kelly, President of NRBA, with a of hunger in Westchester Each of the two pre- Special thanks to Marcy framed photo of the United States showing the cities in which the Yankees play, containing discs of dirt from each County. In addition to the schools will receive a Wolf and Nancy Bookchin stadium, and a pen containing dirt from Yankee Stadium. monthly distribution of “take-home” Green Thumb who are spearheading this “Green Thumb Bags” con- Bags, the children in the program on behalf of the taining 6-8 varieties of fresh participating programs will Giving Circle.” fruits and vegetables. The be provided fresh fruit for For further informa- From paddle-boarding in the Ligurian Sea to a private tour of program advances a key pri- snacks. The produce is pro- tion on the Giving Circle of ority of improving the nu- vided primarily from local Lower Westchester, contact the Vatican, Bayside Travel planned the most extraordinary tritional value of food made farms in and around Flori- Eric Nodiff at givingcir- vacation for us. It was the trip of a lifetime! available to those at risk da, New York. [email protected]. - Susan, Matt & Chris Mutti Holocaust Commemoration at Young Israel of Scarsdale
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The Glen Island Park Boat Launch is now open. Glen Island provides access to Long On May 9 at 8:30pm, Caramoor Cen- On May 17 at 5pm, join Recologie, Island Sound and can accommodate boats The 30th Annual Bruce Museum ter for Music and Arts, 149 Girdle 49 Lawton Street, New Rochelle for Big Read 2015: The Adventures of Tom up to 21 feet in length. A County Park Pass Outdoor Crafts Festival will take Ridge Road, Katonah welcomes Eric a Vegan Cooking 101 Session with Sawyer Events is required to use this ramp. Car-top-carried place May 16-17 from 10am to 5pm Michael Gillett for the 21st Cabaret SAVE THE DATE: The 15th Annual Chef Dianne. Visit eventbrite.com/e/ boats pay $5, and trailer-carried boats pay at 1 Museum Drive, Greenwich, CT. in the Music Room Benefit. For New Rochelle House Tour benefiting vegan-cooking-101-with-chef-di- Family Scrapbook Workshops $15. Season permits are available to Park For more information, call 203-869- tickets, call 232-1492. Pediatric Emergency Services at anne-tickets-16807917935?aff=es2 Thursdays, May 21, June 4, and June 18, Pass holders only for $100, plus a $5 daily 0376. Montefiore New Rochelle will take to purchase tickets. 4:00 – 5:30 pm, NRPL Meeting Room parking fee (May through September). The place on May 31 beginning at As a tribute to scrapbooker Twain, we are ramp is open from 6 a.m. to dusk, seven 11:30am. Visit montefiore.com/ offering four drop-in family workshops, days a week. For more information, call housetour for details. during which all ages will have the (914) 813-6720. opportunity to make adventure books UPCOMING open to the public beginning with Rochelle, 1324 North Avenue. For At 3pm, the Sanctuary Series in the Eastchester Civic Association filled with beautiful “scraps.” Teacher and The 35th annual Our Children, refreshments at 7pm. Visit hras. more information or to register, South Salem will hold a piano and the Community Fund. artist Wendy Podell will lead these free Our Artists exhibit is on view org for complete details. visit waje.org or call Alice Tenney, recital featuring Jeffrey Biegel en- explorations in mixed-media. Drop-in. in the Lumen Winter Gallery of Director at 328-7001, ext. 704. titled, “The Romantic Virtuoso at 17 the New Rochelle Public Library Bicycle Sundays, sponsored by the Sancutary of the South Salem At 3pm, the Yonkers Philhar- Isaac E. Young Middle School presents from May 4th through May 27th. Con Edison and Friends of West- Jewish Girl Scout Troup 1870 is a Presbyterian Church, 111 Spring monic Orchestra will perform at the play, Tom Sawyer The art work of students in the chester County Parks will take newly formed group that meets Street, South Salem. The concert the Saunders Trade and Techni- Friday May 29 and Saturday, May 30, city’s seven elementary schools place on the following dates: May twice monthly in New Rochelle. will be followed by a Mother’s Day cal High School, 183 Palmer Road, 7:00 pm, Isaac E. Young Middle School will be on display from May 4th 10, 17 and 31; June 7, 14, 21 and For further information, contact champagne reception. For ticket Yonkers with guest conductor Auditorium through May 14th; and the work 28; and September 13, 20 and 27 Miriam Grimaldi, dr.grimaldi@ information, visit thesanctuary- Byung-Kook Kwak. For additional Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn and Becky of middle and high school stu- from 10am to 2pm at the Bronx gmail.com or Paul Gilder, gilder- series.org information, call 776-6767 or visit Thatcher will come alive as the Isaac E. dents will be exhibited from May River Parkway from Westchester [email protected]. yonkersphilharmonic.org Young Middle School students perform 20th through May 27th. The ex- County Center in White Plains, 11 in this imaginative, highly theatrical hibit is curated by Erica Bogin, south to Scarsdale Road in Yon- On May 7 and 13, Texas Road- From 5 to 6:30pm, NYP/Lawrence JUNE adaptation of Twain’s classic. Tickets artist and art teacher. The recep- kers. Visit westchestergov.com/ house, Trump Plaza, 181 Hugue- Hospital, Palmer Hall, 3rd Floor, 4 will be sold at the door,( Adults: $5.00, tion and awards ceremony for the parks or call 864-PARK for details. not Street, New Rochelle will Bronxville will discuss Nutrition At 8pm, join the Food Bank for Seniors: $4.00, Students:$3.00, S.O. middle and high school students donate 10% of your total food and the Prevention and Manage- Westchester as they celebrate 10 (Student Organization) members: $2.00. will take place on Wednesday, The Junior League of Westches- purchases to the New Rochelle ment of Osteoporosis. Call 787- Years of Hunger Heroes at Tap- Children under 3 Free. May 20th, from 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 ter on the Sound is conducting Humane Society. Call 632-7427 for 5000 to register. pan Hill Mansion, Tarrytown. Call p.m. a logo contest for the branding details and reservations. 923-1100 to attend. Film Doubleheader: Tom Sawyer and of their 65th anniversary, which 15 Huckleberry Finn The New Rochelle Downtown will be celebrated throughout the MAY At 8pm, Sarah Lawrence College SAVE THE DATE: Calling all Saturday. May 9, 1:00 pm (Tom Sawyer) BID Farmers Market will kick off upcoming League year, beginning 7 presents Talking Funny: An Eve- restaurants, vendors and perform- and 3:00 pm (Huckleberry Finn), NRPL its third year on Saturday, May 30 September 2015. The contest is From 7 to 8:30pm, NYP/Lawrence ning with Stand Up Comedians ers! Opportunity for booths and Ossie Davis Theater. Mark Twain’s classic at 9 a.m. Join us and Mayor Noam open to any student, grades K-12, Hospital will hold a community in the Donnelley Film Theatre of stage time is now available for New stories come alive in these two musical Bramson and downtown Council- attending school in the Sound presentation entitled, “Our Com- the Heimbold Visual Arts Center, Rochelle’s third annual Street Fair, adaptations from the 1974. man Ivar Hyden for the opening Shore service area of JLWOS. The munity – Our Cardiac Catheter- located at 915 Kimball Avenue, Sunday, September 13 from 11AM ceremony at 10:00 a.m. The Mar- deadline for entries is May 18. ization Laboratory” at the Bronx- Bronxville. Seating is available on to 5PM on Main Street in downtown The Melodies of Mark Twain Musical ket, on Huguenot Street between The chosen logo will be unveiled ville Public Library, 201 Pondfield a first-come, first-serve basis. -At New Rochelle. Produced by the City Concert by the Rosewood Chamber Memorial Highway and Lawton at the JLWOS Annual Dinner on Road, Bronxville. Call 787-5000 to tendees are encouraged to arrive of New Rochelle in partnership with Ensemble Street, runs every Saturday from June 5. Send pdf submissions to: reserve a spot. early. For more information, call the Chamber of Commerce, BID and Sunday, May 17, 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm, May 30th through October 31st [email protected] with (914) 395-2205 or e-mail cce@sar- Council on the Arts, the fair will fea- NRPL Ossie Davis Theater from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or “JLWOS 65th Logo Contest” in the From 9:30am to 2pm, the Ameri- ahlawrence.edu. ture games, food, arts and crafts and In this concert, flutist Barbara Hopkins shine on Library Green. For more subject line. An entry form must can Heart Association’s 12th live entertainment for all ages. For and guitarist Judy Handler will chronicle information visit at NewRochelle- be completed and can be found at Annual Go Red for Women Lun- Come listen to the Furuya Sis- New Rochelle-based crafters, artists, his life and musical interests from his FarmersMarket.com JLWOS.org. cheon & Learning Sessions will ters’ masterful performances of retailers, food vendors and busi- early days in the South to his final days take place at the Stamford Mar- beautiful classical music, sure nesses, the booth price is just $50 in Connecticut including stories and The Hudson River Audubon So- The Greenburgh Nature Center, riott, 243 Tresser Blvd, Stamford, to bring you great joy and pure and for community groups its $25. quotes from Twain. Suggested donation: ciety of Westchester presents the 99 Dromore Road, Scarsdale will CT. For tickets and additional relaxation! The Furuya Sisters Non-resident fees are also available. $2.00 following programs: May 27—Ted hold the following: May 17 at 1pm information, visit westfairgore- Trio comes to perform in South The registration deadline is August Gilman, Education Specialist and – Amazing Amphibians; May 23 dluncheon.heart.org or call 640- Salem for the first time! Their 13, 2015. All space will be available Tom Sawyer in Film Senior Naturalist will speak on at 1pm – Trolls and Tiaras; and 3273. program features gorgeous clas- on a first acceptance basis. Saturday, May 23, 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm, the content of Audubon’s Birds May 31 at 1pm – Wild Mosaics. For sical repertoire: Tchaikovsky and New this year, the fair will feature NRPL Ossie Davis Theater and Climate Change at Lenoir Na- additional information, call 723- 8 Mozart piano trios!! South Salem two stages for local talent. The New The 1938 film, The Adventures of Tom ture Preserve, 19 Dudley Street, 3470 or visit greenburghnature- At 10:30am, Cerebral Palsy of Presbyterian Church, 111 Spring Rochelle Council on the Arts is now Sawyer, is one of the best book-to-film Yonkers; May 10 at 8am – Field center.org. Westchester will hold their annu- Street. Ticket info—FuruyaSis- accepting proposals from performers versions of the classic AND it stars a Trip: Mother’s Day Warbler Walk al “Growing Together” Commu- ters.com or call 200-3622. by email [email protected] To former New Rochelle resident, Ann Gillis, at Lenoir Nature Preserve; and Join Westchester Adult Jewish nity Walk at the David G. Osterer register for the fair, contact the Parks as Becky Thatcher. The black and white June 24 – Members’ Night Na- Education for exciting classes, Center. For more information 16 and Recreation Department at info@ movie also stars Tommy Kelly (Tom Saw- ture Photography Show at Lenoir Talmud from the Inside – 8 Thurs- visit cpwestchester.org The 13th Annual Traffic Expo and newrochelleny.com
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Local Market Leadership. World Wide Network. THE FUTURE OF REAL ESTATE SINCE 1888. 8 • May 2015 • New Rochelle Review www.newrochellereview.com Jacob Leisler Statue Restoration Underway New Rochelle celebrated its 325th anniversary in 2013 but the party con- tinues: The 325th Anniversary Com- mittee ended up with surplus funds, which were earmarked for local his- toric projects, one of which was the Simplicity and Excellence in Northern Italian-Adriatic Cuisine cleaning and restoration of the bronze state of Jacob Leisler that stands at the foot of Broadview Avenue. The work started this week with conservator John Scott cleaning the statue using a 115 Wolfs Lane non-hazardous bio-degradable aque- Pelham, NY ous de-greaser. 914-738-3008 The Jacob Leisler Monument was designed by American artist Solon www.fontanellapelham.com Borglum and erected in 1913 (the city’s 225th anniversary year) by the Daugh- Now accepting reservations ters of the Revolution and the Hu- for Mother’s Day! guenot Association of New Rochelle.
Statue washing. Photo credit: Charlene Pinckney dubrovinik restaurant Valet Parking Discussed at Length during COW Meeting JOIN US FOR MOTHER’S DAY! BY STEPHEN E. LIPKEN A Taste of Croatia! Proprietors ‘Jerry Tomic’ and Nada Bernic, their chefs and staff welcome you to a celebration of the Commissioner of Devel- spring season featuring the delightful cuisine of Croatia presented in modern style. A delicious melding opment Luiz Aragon along of the Adriatic, Mediterranean, Italy and Europe prepared with the finest ingredients. with Business Improvement Our seasonal outdoor patio overlooking the lush herb farm is now open! Multi-level dining rooms, District (BID) Executive Direc- cocktail lounge, free-standing wood burning BBQ grill for fish and meats, grapevines hugging the brick tor Ralph DiBart and Deputy walls, soothing fountain, and world class temperature controlled wine cellar. Commissioner/Buildings Of- Open 7 days for lunch and dinner. Weekday prix fixe luncheon: $20.95 ficial Paul Vacca appeared at Live music Sunday evenings. Private Party Facilities & Catering for all types of events. the Tuesday, April 14 New Ro- Valet Parking chelle City Council Committee Reservations: 914-637-3777 www.dubrovnikny.com of the Whole (COW) meeting to 721 MAIN STREET, NEW ROCHELLE, NY discuss the recurring issue of Valet Parking. Left to right: Retiring New Rochelle Historical Landmarks and Review Board “This is a vision for the fu- Chair Melvin Beacher; Mayor Noam Bramson; Sheila Beacher. ture of New Rochelle,” Aragon noted. “We looked at different Street businesses not blocking emphasized that there would ways of parking globally, quan- traffic. Centrally located ki- be an initial trial and error Ristorante Siena tity versus quality. On street osks might be another source.” period to create user-friendly parking. Enjoy fine, At the Community De- velopment Block Grant Pub- affordable lic Hearing, resident Breeana Tuscan-style Jones requested that a portion of the $670,000 grant be used Italian dining. to repair the intercom system to “buzz in visitors” to Gracie Apartments and scored that Make your fact that dumpsters located by the playground attract roaches reservations and rats. During Citizens to be for Mother’s Day! Left to right: Councilman Jared R. Rice; Breeana Jones; Councilman Albert Heard, James O’ Toole called downtown parking is a sepa- Tarantino. Councilman Lou Trangucci for 12-15 more police to patrol ain treet ew ochelle rate issue. warned of motorists getting the streets, citing longer call 969 M S , N R 914-235-0300 Attendant parking at the late parking tickets resulting times. Bramson replied that sienanewrochelle.com lot adjacent to the Library from valets tearing up the ini- the crime rate is the lowest in would be a nice way to test tial violations, suggesting pen- 54 years. things slowly, adding lots as alties to the Valet Service for After a gala reception we go. this practice. in the Rotunda with approxi- “Options are to allow Va- Councilman Jared R. Rice mately 200 citizens attending, let Parking in City-owned lots, inquired about fiscal impact. Bramson honored retiring His- privately owned lots and street Aragon replied that improved torical Landmarks and Review newrochellereview.com parking spaces; as an example traffic flow would generate Board Chair Melvin Beacher creating pick up and drop more business and sales tax re- with a Commendation for over off areas in front of Division ceipts. Mayor Noam Bramson 25 years of Service. www.shorelinepub.com New Rochelle Review • May 2015 • 9 2012 New York Life Youth Leader is Named a 2015 Arbor Day Celebrated at Huguenot Park Top Volunteer in New York State During National Volunteer selling star-shaped magnetic car Week (April 12-18th2015) Volun- decals, which honors families of teer New York!, the largest volun- soldiers who have served in the teer connector organization serv- U.S. Armed Forces. {To find out ing Westchester, Rockland, and more about Stars for Cars, go to Putnam counties, brought over starsforcars.org.} 400 volunteers together through As a State Honoree, Jake will local service opportunities. This tour Washington D.C this month year, Jake Gallin, 13, of New Ro- with the 101 other Honorees, chelle and former Volunteer where he will be in contention to Spirit Award Winner, was also be named one of the top 10 youth presented the Prudential Spirit Family, Volunteers, Veterans, and Volunteer New York! Staff & Board Members, volunteers in the nation. Think- of Community Award by Anthony joined USO Representative, Kim Nash, and Prudential Representative, Anthony ing about the future, Jake says, Mastronicola of Prudential at Mastronicola in Presenting the Prudential Spirit of Community Award (Silver “Being the Prudential Spirit of Volunteer New York!’s Tarrytown Medallion) to Jake Gallin at Volunteer New York!’s Tarrytown office. Community Awards New York home office after being named State Middle Level Honoree gives 1 of the top 2 volunteers in New only 8, rings loud and clear to ev- single day. I do what I do for them me a deep sense of pride. I plan to York state in 2015. eryone who hears it, which is why and in honor of them, specifically in use this prestigious award as an Joining the presentation he is a volunteer who is inspiring honor of Michael A. Arciola and his opening to take my 3 Holidays An- ceremony was USO represen- everyone around him,” says Volun- family. Michael gave his life at age nouncement nationwide.” tative, Kim Nash, Manager of teer New York! Executive Director, 20 while serving in Iraq. I want ev- Jakes’ 3 Holidays Announce- Corporate Partnerships, as well ment is read during Patriot Day, Alisa H. Kesten, who nominated eryone to know that they can help The City of New Rochelle celebrated Arbor Day on Earth as Jake’s family, volunteers, Vet- Veterans Day, and Memorial Day to Jake for the Prudential Spirit of the families like the inspirational Day April 22 with a tree planting at Huguenot Park. Mayor Noam erans, and Volunteer New York! remember Blue Star and Gold Star Community Award. “I look for- Arciola Family,” says Jake Gallin, Bramson and City officials were joined by Bartlett Tree Company, staff and board members. military families and the generosity ward to see what he does next.” founder of Stars for Cars. The Care of Trees and students from New Rochelle High School “It has been a point of privi- and sacrifices they make for their National Volunteer Week is In 2012, Jake was awarded AP Environmental Studies classes, taught by Ms. Carmen Glenn lege, pride and astonishment to communities, and is currently being also about the importance of vol- the New York Life Youth Leader and Ms. Julia Chillemi. Bartlett Tree Company gave away free sap- have watched Jake for the past 3 used in over 100 schools and school unteerism to the individual. “This Award at the 32nd Annual Vol- lings and The Care of Trees gave demonstration on tree trimming years grow up to be a force for good districts across New York State. award provides me with a moment unteer Spirit Awards for his fun- and their bucket trucks and equipment. in our community, the USO, and where I can educate people about draising cause, Stars for Cars. for so many deserving military the importance of volunteerism. Through Stars for Cars, Jake has families. His fundraising message, The ‘Blue Star’ and ‘Gold Star’ Mili- raised over $12,000 for the United which he started when he was tary Families volunteer for us every Service Organization (USO) by His Eminence, Timothy Cardinal Dolan ’14H and James P. Hynes ’69, ’01H Honored By Iona College The Board of Trustees of Iona College held its 2015 Iona College Scholarship Award Gala & Diamond Jubilee Cel- ebration on April 10 at the Wal- dorf Astoria in New York City to honor leaders who exem- plify the College’s mission of service, scholarship and value- based learning. Over $1.2 million dollars were raised that evening to benefit student scholarships at Iona College. Nearly 700 peo- ple were on hand for the event, including scores of students From left, Honoree James P. Hynes ’69, Iona President Joseph E. Nyre and and scholarship recipients, Honoree, His Eminence, Timothy Cardinal Dolan ’14H at the 2015 Iona College to see His Eminence, Timothy Scholarship Award Gala & Diamond Jubilee Celebration. Cardinal Dolan ’14H and James P. Hynes ’69, ’01H recognized and distinguished legacy and Humanitarian Award, named for their service to the Catho- celebrated the life’s work and to honor the founder of the lic faith and Iona College. As important service of Cardi- Congregation of Christian part of the gala, Mr. Hynes was nal Dolan and Chairman Jim Brothers, recognizes those presented with Iona College’s Hynes. We were also pleased to who by their activities and Legacy Award and Cardinal announce the establishment of service to others have rein- Dolan was presented with the an endowed scholarship fund forced Iona’s identity as a Col- Blessed Edmund Rice Humani- in Cardinal Dolan’s name,” said lege founded in the tradition of tarian Award. Iona College also Iona President Joseph E. Nyre. the Congregation of Christian paid special tribute to its 75th “Each, in their own unique Brothers and American Catho- anniversary while celebrating way, exemplify Iona College’s lic higher education. In addi- these two deserving individu- mission of service, scholarship tion to receiving the Blessed als. and achievement and we’re Edmund Rice Humanitarian “This year’s Gala was proud that they are members Award, a scholarship was es- incredibly special as we rec- of the Iona community.” tablished by Iona College in ognized Iona College’s long The Blessed Edmund Rice Cardinal Dolan’s name. 10 • May 2015 • New Rochelle Review www.newrochellereview.com Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s International Realty Luncheon Honors Senior Volunteers The City of New Rochelle Office Lists New Rochelle Home to be Featured on for the Aging honored seventy-five vol- unteers at the annual Volunteer Appre- HGTV’s “Property Brothers” ciation Luncheon held April 15 at the Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s In- Hugh A. Doyle Senior Center. Honored ternational Realty announced at the event were members of Foster today that the firm has listed Grandparent and Meals on Wheels Pro- an updated chalet-style home grams, Montefiore Sound Shore Hospi- in the town of New Rochelle, tal Volunteer Program, and the Retired N.Y., that has been chosen to be Seniors Volunteer Program (RSVP) of featured as a “dream home” on United Way of Westchester County. an episode of HGTV’s “Property “It was an honor to host this Brothers.” The residence, which event,” said Phillis Maucieri, Executive is represented by Larchmont Director of the Office for the Aging. agent Carola Schonander and “We salute all our senior volunteers in Volunteers from Montefiore New Rochelle Hospital offered at $1,099,000, was re- appreciation for giving back to the com- cently filmed for an episode set munity they love.” to air this coming fall. Mayor Bramson presented each volunteer with a letter of thanks and expressed his apprecia- “Property Brothers” is a tion for their service. “These active seniors make a vital difference to our community and set a pow- one hour reality show in which erful example for people of every age. I am grateful for their dedication and commitment,” he said. twin brothers Jonathan and The luncheon coincided with the Mayor’s Day of Recognition for National Service. Mayor Drew Scott help home buy- Bramson joined more than 1,750 mayors across the country in recognizing the impact of national ers find, purchase and trans- service on city challenges. The Mayors Day of Recognition for National Service is a national biparti- form “fixer-uppers” into dream san effort to recognize the positive impact of national service in cities, to thank those who serve; and homes, while maintaining a to encourage citizens to give back to their communities. The Mayors Day of Recognition is sponsored strict budget. Each episode by the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS), the National League of Cities, Cities begins with the brothers show- of Service, and the U.S. Conference of Mayors President Michael Nutter. For more information, visit casing a home that features NationalService.gov/mayorsforservice. everything on the future home- owner’s wish-list, eventually leading them to homes that are Jonathan Scott (left) and Carola Schonander more in their price range, but Cerebral Palsy of Westchester Collaborates still have great potential to become their dream home. Once a local cider mill, this 1927 renovated home boasts 4,500 square feet of space, which with Pi Kappa Phi includes an inviting center hall entrance with 16-foot ceilings and a modern, open floor plan For over 65 years throughout. While fully equipped with up-to-date amenities and features, the carefully reno- CP/W’s purpose is vated home retains much of its original architectural integrity, boasting interior details such to help people real- as wood-beamed cathedral ceilings, four fireplaces, a turret sitting area, hardwood floors and ize their goals, build more. The residence’s kitchen offers oversized windows, and is located adjacent to a spacious brighter futures, and living room with a stone fireplace and French doors that open to a sweeping private yard with lead more indepen- mature landscaping. Upstairs, 3 bedrooms, including an amenity filled master bath, can be dent lives as members found. of their community. “Having the Property Brothers and crew in the house was undoubtedly a great experience Over the past 3 years for all,” said fellow Larchmont agent Gay Rosen, who wrote a piece on the featured property our relationship with upon hearing the news. “There were approximately 10 staff members present for the day’s Pi Kappa Phi at Iona shooting, and when aired in October, it will definitely be a show that will be viewed by many College has enhanced in our area.” our efforts! Together “I can see why this fantastic residence was chosen to be featured as a dream home on the we raise awareness of show,” said Schonander. “Not only does it have a unique past and undeniable rustic charm, the amazing things but it also contains all the contemporary luxuries needed to live a fine lifestyle among the people with disabili- fabulous surroundings and offerings of this Westchester County town. It was a pleasure to ties can do, opposed to have the Property Brothers and crew in the house, and we all can’t wait for this very special focusing on what they can’t. sical Guest Paul Bottari per- a perfect way to kick off Iona episode to air!” Pi Kappa Phi’s 2015 Abil- formed on stage. Paul Bottari’s College’s next event the follow- ity Week is a great platform guest performance was his ing day, Abilities Experience, to celebrate our community’s own written rap song “Why Biking for a Cause. ADELPHI NEW YORK STATEWIDE potential. On April 15, “Vocal You So Shocked,” delivering On Thursday April 16th BREAST CANCER HOTLINE & SUPPORT PROGRAM an extremely the fraternity brothers coor- important dinated an event in which they message to had stationary bikes outside remove the to raise money for Abilities HEALTHY MOM Checklist word dis in Week. The boys did two days, disabilities Thursday and Friday, from • Find out how to get a free or low-cost mammogram. and to realize 11:00 am until 2:00 am. Dur- you shouldn’t ing this time they were col- • Find out about breast cancer programs be so socked lecting donations from their in your community. that they have peers that were passing by. • Talk to someone who has been there. abilities. Stu- The event was a great success. dents from all Participants from our Day Pro- over the col- gram came out to support the WE ARE HERE TO HELP!!! lege campus brothers while taking turns on listened to the bikes. It was a great expe- 800.877.8077 Groove” our very talented mu- the group’s message. They left rience watching Pi Kappa Phi sical troupe; Takeya Brown, feeling inspired and wanting and CP/W come together for a Greer Hodge, Elsa Mahannah, to make a difference in their second day in a row. breast-cancer.adelphi.edu Jennifer Feltenstein, and Mu- own communities. This was www.shorelinepub.com New Rochelle Review • May 2015 • 11 The Chamber Blooms with Spring Dinner Dance ... continued from page 1 sung Citizenship Award, which focus on others. When Miceli donations included a diamond as Emcee]…overall I believe was a complete shock to the re- was informed of winning the bracelet from Talner’s, sports this is a blooming start to the cipient, went to Frank Miceli. award by the Mayor, his family, memorabilia from Steiner Chamber bringing back the He was chosen not only for the who were part of the surprise, Sports, a party burger truck Annual Dinner Dance,” said selfless hours he devotes to the was ushered in to enjoy the from POW! Burger, a photo Vincent Fasano, Director of budding New Rochelle organi- remainder of the evening with shoot from photographer, George T. Funeral Home and zation but also for his active Frank. It was a lovely moment Aaron Kershaw, memberships Treasurer of the Chamber of involvement in so many other for all in attendance and who to the YMCA, Champ’s Boxing Commerce. non profits in the community. know of Miceli’s character and and The Rock Club, and Gift The New Rochelle Cham- Frank Miceli not only owns charitable contributions to the Certificates to local retail- ber of Commerce works in Minuteman Press, a successful community. ers and restaurants including conjunction with the City of business in New Rochelle for The night wrapped up Sorell Wine Shop, Don Coqui, New Rochelle but operates as 37 years, but he is also active with one of the highlights of Models, Avon, Harley Davidson a separate entity to advocate in the Sound Shore chapter the evening’s festivities, which and FunFuzion. for and promote local business of Business Network Inter- was a silent auction that in- “It was a fun evening, and to ultimately facilitate the national, the New Rochelle cluded donations from local the honorees were touched, local economy and the prog- Chamber of Commerce, The businesses arranged by iPower the food was wonderful, and ress of the community as a Boys and Girls Club, the CYO, Global Solutions. Some of the the program flowed [with Bob whole. and the New Rochelle High School Football Parents Asso- Chamber Director of Marketing Jennifer Lanser (left) and Rosemary McLaughlin ciation. Someone who never seeks accolades and an unsung exceeded the requirements this kind by always displaying hero in our community, Miceli set for receiving an award of humility and motivation of Girls Inc. Westchester Fourth Annual Power of the Purse Awards Gala
Girls Inc. Westchester’s 2015 “Purse-o-nalities” Sara Badler (New York Life Insurance Company), Lucy Chan (IBM), Dawna Michelle Fields (Colgate-Palmolive), and Geri Pell (Pell Wealth Partners). Photo Credit: Alison Sheehy Photog- raphy
On April 16, 2015, guests joined Girls Inc. Westchester for the fourth annual “Power of the Purse” awards dinner. It was an exciting event held at the Greentree Country Club in New Rochelle, that highlighted inspiring honorees, a live auction, food, and fun for a good cause - investing in the future of Westchester’s girls. Honorees, referred to as “Purse-o-nalities,” by Girls Inc. Westchester, included Sara Badler, Se- nior VP, Deputy General Counsel and Chief Investment Council, New York Life Insurance Company; Lucy Chan, Vice President, Growth Markets and Global Services Business Development, IBM; and Geri Pell, CEO, Pell Wealth Partners, all who shared moving testimonies with a room full support- ers. Honoree and National Program Manager for Bright Smiles, Bright Futures, Colgate-Palmolive, Dawna Michelle Fields, noted “the next generation of strong girls will be trailblazers, but it will take strong women to clear the path.” Proceeds from the event supports Girls Inc. Westchester, a local affiliate of the national non- profit organization, Girls Inc. that inspires all girls to be strong, smart, and bold. Since 2008, Girls Inc. Westchester has served over 2,700 girls in Westchester County with research-based program- ming. “Girls Inc. fosters an environment where girls motivate other girls to be the best and most con- fident version of herself possible,” said Akeyla Sterling, Girls Inc. Westchester Alumna and Keynote Speaker for the event. “Girls need to understand that they are capable of being successful and seeing successful women helps affirm those beliefs.” For more information about Girls Inc. Westchester call (914) 419-0764 or visit www.girlsinc- westchester.org. 12 • May 2015 • New Rochelle Review www.newrochellereview.com Sonnet Slam Celebrates Shakespeare’s Birthday “Catfishing”A Community Alert ... continued from page 1 Encounters” – pop up per- courage the study and presen- artists and art lovers – the “go- formances in public spaces tation of the performing and to” place for information about From Westchester County District Attorney Janet DiFiore all around New Rochelle,” ex- fine arts; for 40 years NRCA the arts. Membership in NRCA “Catfishing”. It has noth- dollars with the lie that his assets plains NRCA President There- has worked to fulfill that mis- is open to artists and non- ing to do with going down to the had been “frozen” by the court due sa Kump Leghorn. NRCA plans sion by sponsoring art exhibi- artists alike, with members river with your fishing pole. It has to a custody battle. The money he to keep the community guess- tions, theatrical productions, receiving special discounts everything to do with your safety claimed was needed for living ex- ing about where and when the dance recitals, film screenings, and invitations to networking when you use the Internet. The penses. He was arrested and later next Arts Encounter will hap- lectures, and concert series. In events and studio tours. For important thing to know is, a “cat- pleaded guilty to grand larceny. He pen: “It might be as simple as addition, NRCA has sponsored more information visit NRCA fish” is an internet predator who went to jail and was required to pay live music on a street corner or public art -- like the popular on the web at www.newrochel- is posing as someone other than full restitution. as choreographed as a dance Fleur-de-Lis sculptures down- learts.org. NRCA’s programs themselves. A “catfish” is inten- These are some of the signs performance in a building lob- town -- and created ArtsFest, are made possible, in part, by tionally deceptive when creating you should look out for: by.” For more information visit while helping to build relation- ArtsWestchester with funds a profile on social media like on • A stranger who has con- www.newrochellearts.org ships between the arts, the from Westchester County Facebook or on many popular dat- structed on social media a profile The New Rochelle Coun- business community and city Government, the City of New ing sites. This deception can be of an attractive person who starts cil on the Arts was created by government. The NRCA web- Rochelle, and the support and very intricate and usually involves contacting you online via e-mail the New Rochelle City Council site www.newrochellearts.org participation of NRCA’s mem- the use of fake photos, fake biog- with a romantic intent. in 1975 to stimulate and en- has become major resource for bership. raphies and sometimes erecting • This person avoids per- a fake supporting network as well. Westchester County District Attorney sonal contact and use of any two- This kind of deception is of- Janet DiFiore way visual contact like Skype, or ten used when the goal is to make thetic and like-minded. It is subtle may find an excuse not to use the Fall in Love with the People, Food and Gems a romantic connection. A “catfish” manipulation and that’s why a user phone. may be trying to engage in social often does not attempt to verify • When you decide to break of Columbia media in order to build relation- the information being used by a contact, the “catfish” tries to pre- Too often travelers forget ships because they are bored, “catfish”. vent it and says he/she will meet about Bogota, Colombia’s lonely, or seeking to commit a In a case this office recently you. However, excuses always capital. It is located a little crime. prosecuted a man from Ardsley delay the personal contact. The more than an hour away “Catfish” build relationships trolled the internet dating sites promise is used to keep you online. by plane from Cartagena of confidence and trust in the on- targeting established professional • The “catfish” will not give and has a completely dif- line world of social media. They women. He misrepresented him- you a verifiable physical address. ferent geography. This appear to be just like everyone self online as everything from an “Catfish” are not one size fits enormous city is divided else. Having tricked you into be- advisor to the President of the all but these are generally their into 20 districts and six lieving that they are your friend, United States to being a multi- methods. Online as in the real zones, ranging from the they will deceive you for their own millionaire. Over a 3 year period he world, if it’s too good to be true, it colonial neighborhood purposes. They paint an online unfortunately convinced his vic- probably is so a little skepticism of La Candelaria to the identity that’s empathetic, sympa- tims to loan him close to $200,000 may protect you in the end. artsy La Macarena. For instance, the G Zone also known as the Gourmet Zone, is currently expe- riencing a culinary explo- sion and luxury hotels are There is so much to enjoy day you can wander its tunnels opening up all over the place. in Columbia, from historic for- and view the city from a higher Before seeing anything, tresses and churches to stylish vantage point. There are also head uphill to Montserrat. Sit- hotels and restaurants. This some museums such as the ting at 11,000 feet above sea South American country is cel- Palacio de la Inquisicion which level and home to a 17th cen- ebrated for five things: Gold, tells the story of the Spanish tury church, this has been a emeralds, coffee, flowers and Inquisition. The Emerald Mu- pilgrim destination since the friendly people. Granted Co- seum provides a glimpse into 1620’s. The highlight is the lombia wasn’t always a popular Colombia’s splendid gems. view from the top, where the destination because until re- For the best views of Cart- magnitude and natural beauty cently, it was viewed by many agena, head to La Popa Hill , of Bogota can be fully appreci- as a danger zone. Now things the highest point in the city. ated. have changed. The lush courtyard and 17th Cartagena, facing the Ca- century monastery here match ribbean, is the most popular the beauty of the view. Before destination in the country. nightfall, head to Café de Mar As tourism began flourish- and drink a local Aguila beer ing in recent years, hip bars while watching the sunset over and restaurants opened their the Caribbean and then enjoy doors. Stylish hotels such as a spectacular dinner at one of the Tcherassi changed the face the local restaurants before of Cartagena. You can explore heading to Getsemani for salsa this tropical city by foot. You and people- watching. 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Add to this all done properly, looks just like a new a difference a new face can make. refaced. The likeness of Lucille have their lifestyles disrupted any tend on changing more than 10% the modern internal conveniences kitchen and lasts just as long. Paul Book- Ball, in her hometown of Celoron, longer than necessary. It’s hard of the cabinets in the kitchen it that you find in new kitchen cabi- If you’re terrorized because binder, M.I.D., New York, is so bad looking that enough getting everything done makes more sense to think about nets and refacing becomes a viable you’re living with a scary looking C.R., is president of the town has decided to have her that we’re supposed to each day replacing all of them. alternative. kitchen, like the folks in Celoron DreamWork Kitch- refaced. The newspaper headlines without having construction go- The selection of replacement Although, in the past, refac- are of their statue, it might be time ens, Inc. located in vary but my favorite is “Upstate ing on for several weeks. Refacing fronts has recently expanded ex- ing used to conjure up a less-than- to consider this wonderful solu- Mamaroneck, New Town Terrorized by Demon Lucy takes much less time than replac- ponentially. Now, Lucy’s new face beautiful solution, where the ma- tion. Granted, it’s not for everyone, York. A Master of Statue”. Thank goodness refacing ing a kitchen and is much less could be anyone; Ethel, Marge, terial used to cover the cabinets so it’s in your best interest to speak Design (Pratt Institute), and E.P.A. is now considered an acceptable stressful than a total renovation. Wilma, or best of all, a pretty image and doors didn’t look real and with a professional designer for Certified Remodeler, he serves on method of rejuvenating a scary, And in most cases it’s usu- of Lucy, as was originally intended. would peel off in a few years. While their input, however, most kitch- the Advisory Panel of Remodeling sad looking statue or kitchen. ally more economical than a new In your home, you can reface with this may have been true years ago, ens will benefit from refacing. And Magazine. A member of the Na- The mayor of Celoron, Scott kitchen. I say “usually more eco- real wood, choosing from maple, the materials and adhesives used considering Lucy was one of the tional Kitchen & Bath Assoc., he is Schrecengost, has chosen to nomical” because there are fac- cherry, alder, birch, pine or ex- for refacing today have improved most talented, beautiful and funny also a contributor to Do It Yourself reface Lucy, rather than replace tors that can increase the costs of otic woods. If you want to go with dramatically. Most contractors women in TV’s history, it is only magazine. He can be reached for her, because it is considerably less refacing. When you select ther- laminate fronts there are close to a who offer this service now replace right that her statue get a face-lift. questions at 914-777-0437 or www. expensive to put a new face on a mofoil replacement fronts the cost hundred colors to chose from, and the door and drawer fronts and If you find yourself upstate, stop dreamworkkitchens.com. 400lb bronze statue than to re- is about 50% less than buying and place it completely. And, it can be installing new, all-wood cabinets. done much faster that starting a However, if you choose special Managing Digital Assets in your Estate Plan new statue from scratch. Interest- shapes or wood fronts the savings BY BERNARD A. KROOKS. Now think about allowing your password management been slow to adopt this Act. ingly these are the same reasons begins to diminish. Another fac- CERTIFIED ELDER LAW ATTORNEY your family member or other program, and a list of major ac- More importantly, the online most people chose to reface their tor that can add to the expense of trusted person access to those counts for her to look into. All industry is against the Act Let’s face it, we all have an passwords in the event some- you have to do is remember to and is taking the position that Mother’s Day for Every Palate! online presence, whether we thing happens to you. Do you update that message each time the “check the box” boiler- like it or not. Think about all Mom deserves her special prepared out on the BBQ. “Fresh write them down somewhere? you change your password, plate provisions in the terms the online accounts you have day. If you are planning to dine out food, simply prepared is the Cro- That would be very insecure, and respond to the messages of service agreement gener- such as Facebook, LinkedIn, on Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 10th, atian way”, says Tomic. Special and a lot of work — you need to you get every month. The rest ally require them to protect Twitter, Instagram, and Pin- here are a few suggestions that Mother’s Day menu. Open 7 days update the list every time you takes care of itself. your privacy and not disclose terest, to name a few. Also, cover a wide variety of tastes. Spe- for lunch and dinner. Reserva- change a password (or add a Think about what docu- information to your fiducia- add in all your email accounts, cial Hint: Mother’s Day is a big res- tions suggested. Private party new account). Where can you ments and arrangements you ries. This issue will likely be frequent flier miles, bank and taurant day, so be sure to reserve a facilities. 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Main St., Port Chester 914- on your favorite word proces- recognize that the law is still words and keep it in a safe just an interesting theoretical New Rochelle 914-637-3777 305-3220 sor, and what happens if your unsettled when it comes to place. Speak with your estate problem: what would happen For years Jerry Tomic, a It was the first eatery to serve computer hard drive fails (as whether your executor or planning attorney about how to these accounts upon your native of Croatia, dreamed of grilled pizza in the Bronx, and it most assuredly will, sooner agent under a power of attor- to best ensure that your fi- death or if you became inca- bringing a true taste of home now owner/founder Bill Etzel has or later)? There are some on- ney has access to your digi- duciaries will have access to pacitated. Now, it has evolved to Westchester. The flavorful moved his delicious idea to West- line services that will store you tal assets. You may recall (or these accounts (if that is what into an interesting legal di- cuisine of Croatia served in a re- chester with units in Port Chester passwords in an encrypted may not recall) that when you you want) if something hap- lemma. fined atmosphere. He premiered and Bronxville. Appetizers in- space. This way, you have only signed up for your online ac- pens to you. Do you want to allow Dubrovnik last summer and it clude their popular Crispy Brus- one password to remember count you checked a box called someone else access to your became a hit: Westchester’s first sels Sprouts with walnuts, raisins (the one for the online service). a “terms of service agreement.” online accounts if you became restaurant devoted to Croatia, and grana padano; soothing soup How do you pass along This lengthy, boilerplate docu- incapacitated or passed away? a multi-level 85-seat establish- of the day; and Coals addicting the password information on ment likely has some discus- What needs to be done to en- ment with seasonal outdoor pa- spicy grilled Chicken Wings. The death or disability — without sion about what happens to sure that this happens? Also, tio, state of the art temperature signature pizzas, served in a rus- giving anyone access right your account if something what do you want to happen controlled wine cellar, al fresco tic setting, have already achieved now? Look into something happens to you and it pos- with your digital assets (all woodburning BBQ for meats and cult status for their thin malleable called a “dead man’s switch.” sibly prevents your fiduciary those pictures you have posted fish, lush seasonal herb garden, crust, oblong shape and tasty top- The concept is borrowed from from accessing your digital as- on Facebook and Instagram)? and bar/lounge. Talented chefs pings. Check out the Dean Mar- train locomotives. In the elec- sets. Whomever you appoint Should they stay online or be man the kitchen and they will tin, fontinella, fresh mozzarella, tronic world, it works like this: as your fiduciary will have to Bernard A. Krooks, Esq., is removed? transport you to the beautiful tomato, pepperoni and pecorino; you set up an account, and it overcome this hurdle along a founding partner of Littman Let’s start with pass- Adriatic in flavorful style. Jerry Pure Bliss, fresh mozzarella, ricot- sends you a message every 30 with state and federal privacy Krooks LLP and has been hon- words. You know that you’re Tomic, his wife ‘Jackie’ Kaszas, ta, tomato, basil pesto, pecorino; (or 60, or 90 — you usually can laws in order to manage your ored as one of the “Best Lawyers” not supposed to reuse pass- and partner Nada Bernic insist and the Smokey Joe, fontinella, change the timing) days. You digital assets upon your inca- in America for each of the last words, and that you should they will be using all the fin- smoked mozzarella, tomato, respond by telling the program pacity or death. seven years. He is past President change your passwords on a est ingredients in the seasonal pecorino, sweet coppa, and red on- that you’re still OK, and noth- There are some new de- of the National Academy of Elder regular basis (how many of us marketplace. Most everything ion. There’s a Vegan, too with hum- ing happens for another cycle. velopments on the horizon. A Law Attorneys (NAELA) and past really do that?). Maybe you is house made from the bread mus, red onion, spicy olive oil and But if you don’t respond, it de- national group, the Uniform President of the New York Chap- have made the decision not to to desserts. Try the Warm Octo- arugula. The fresh hand-formed 8 cides something has happened Laws Commission has drafted ter of NAELA. Mr. Krooks has also change the password for some pus Salad; Steamed Mussels; Bay oz. Coals Burgers are served with to you, and it sends a message and approved a Uniform Fi- served as chair of the Elder Law sites, or to use the same pass- Scallops on the Shell; Fresh Cod your choice of asiago, Vermont (which you have written in duciary Access to Digital As- Section of the New York State Bar word for your car rental and Filet with grapes, olives, pearl cheddar, or gorgonzola and crisp advance) to the recipient(s) of sets Act. The Act attempts to Association. He has been selected airline reservation accounts. onions; Mama Tereza’s lobster, fries. You can wash it all down with your choice. make digital assets available as a “New York Super Lawyer” Even so, you probably have a shrimp, scallops, fish, clams and one of the craft beers noted on You can see how that to fiduciaries. They even spent since 2006. Mr. Krooks may be lot of passwords, and it might mussels steamed in a seasonal their changing blackboard. Growl- might make sense. 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For Benefit Gala gural event last year, WCS (Wild- have children dress up as more information and to register Two distinguished lead- lies, and caregivers in the life Conservation Society) is bring- their favorite birds; and talk for the Bronx Zoo Birdathon, visit ers in the healthcare com- comfort of their own homes.” ing back the Bronx Zoo Birdathon directly to the Bronx Zoo’s BronxZoo.com. munity will be honored by Proceeds from VNSW’s on Saturday, May 9 during the ornithology staff about how Following the Birdathon ac- Visiting Nurse Services in Gala will support a wide peak of the spring migration sea- they care for birds at the zoo tivities, participants are encour- Westchester (VNSW) at its range of programs for resi- son. This year’s Birdathon prom- and work to save birds in the aged enjoy the rest of the day at the 17th Annual Spring Ben- dents of Westchester, the ises to be bigger and better with wild. Bronx Zoo and stop by Astor Court efit Gala on Tuesday, May Bronx, Dutchess, Putnam prizes, keeper chats, conservation WCS bird expert David where Animal Behavior & Conser- 12, 2015 at the Willow Ridge and Rockland counties. experts, family activities, and a Oehler, Bronx Zoo Curator of vation Connections (ABCC) will be Country Club in Harrison. A These include free health free-flying bird show, all presented Ornithology, will be on-hand flying various species of birds from long-standing and celebrated screenings, health education by JetBlue Airways. along with the zoo’s bird around the world, during JetBlue programs focusing on pre- The second annual bird- keepers to chat with bird- Presents Birds in Flight. The live ventative care and chronic watching event is open to birders watchers about WCS bird show will run twice a day for three disease management, and of all skill levels, including families conservation programs, offer weekends – 11:30am and 2pm on home care services for un- and novices. birding advice and answer Saturday and Sunday, May 9/10; insured and under-insured The Bronx Zoo is a birder’s questions. 16/17; 23/24. patients. Community fund- paradise. The park sits on 265 Said Oehler: “Conser- Social media-savvy Birda- ing is critical, says Leddy, acres of hardwood forest that is vation starts in your back- thon participants can share their as these services are not re- transected by the Bronx River – yard. What better way for photos of key Bronx Zoo bird-sight- imbursed by government or the only freshwater river in New WCS to celebrate birds and ings with the hashtag #NYisWild other funding sources. Photo Credit: Julie Larsen Maher © Wildlife “Healthcare today is York City. The diverse habitats and Conservation Society bird conservation than by as part of the 120 Ways #NYisWild access to water make the zoo the allowing everyone, espe- campaign marking the 120th an- vastly different than it was 15 perfect environment for dozens Participants will receive a cially children, to see one of na- niversary of WCS. The city-wide or 20 years ago,” said Leddy. of migratory and resident bird checklist of the bird species found ture’s wonders, the multitudes of photo safari includes #29 white- “With fewer and shorter hos- species including warblers, vireos, in and around the zoo. Zoo staff Neotropical birds as they migrate throated bee eater; #32 owl; #35 pital stays for many patients, thrushes, woodpeckers, ducks, will guide birders to areas of the through our park, and have an condor; #39 flamingo; #42 penguin; we are experiencing a greater wading birds, and more. Many of zoo where they will most likely ob- opportunity to talk directly to the #45 Inca tern; and #48 blue cura- need for home healthcare these birds travel from as far away serve wild birds. Interactive areas staff about our avian programs.” cao. Visit NYisWild.com to register. Frank A. Corvino throughout our entire service as South America and other areas will allow participants to try out Prizes will be presented to To plan your trip, visit bronx- area. We invite residents of of the tropics. new binoculars; build their own those that are able to observe the zoo.com or call 718-367-1010. tradition on the Westchester Westchester and adjacent County springtime social cal- communities to join us on endar, the VNSW spring ben- efit will this year recognize New Camp Allows Campers to Feel Proud to the generous spirit of health- care innovator and visionary Frank A. Corvino, chairman Play like a Girl of the Greenwich Hospital Foundation; and Dr. Sumir Having run a summer cross fit/yoga and even Sahgal, a champion of lever- camp software company for cheerleading. aging healthcare informa- 14 years and seeing a sig- The camp’s mission tion technologies to enhance nificant shift in summer- is to inspire girls of all care for chronically-ill home- time needs for children and abilities and interests bound patients. The festive families, Ed Metzendorf, to explore new possi- evening will also showcase a Larchmont resident, de- bilities, develop confi- the important work of VNSW cided that Westchester was dence, and participate and inspire giving to support in need of an all girls weekly in fun-filled learning in its high-quality home health summer camp that focused a structured environ- Dr. Sumir Sahgal and community healthcare on skill development. ment. These attributes services. Michael Gargiulo, May 12 to recognize the con- While researching an are highlighted in the news anchor at NBC4 New tributions of our honorees ideal location for such a camp “daily circles” as well as a York, will serve as emcee. In and to celebrate our 100+ Ed was connected with the camp wide activity every addition to the awards cer- years of service to the region.” Ursuline School, a private afternoon. tivities such as dance, art and ment, Next Level’s goal emony, the event will feature The gala is co-chaired school in New Rochelle, and The expert staff at Next creative writing for the young is for their campers to a spectacular silent auction, by Mahopac resident Debra his dream is being actualized Level consists of local teach- campers will take place in Ur- develop self-esteem, self- gourmet dinner, and deca- Swee, communications con- with the launching of Next ers, coaches, parents, and col- suline’s air conditioned class- confidence, cooperation, dent desserts. sultant and VNSW board Level Day Camp for Girls this lege athletes who encourage rooms. fairness of play and lead- “This year’s honorees member, and Michael Wil- summer. Next Level is a skill- the girls to experience new Additionally, girls look- ership skills. In order to exemplify the collabora- son, co-owner, Wilson & Son based camp that inspires girls challenges, explore their pas- ing for an intensive STEM help facilitate that Next tion across the spectrum of Jewelers of Scarsdale and of all abilities and interests in sions, and try something new. program can take advantage Level has teamed up with healthcare organizations Mt. Kisco, and resident of grades 3rd through 9th. Ed’s Every day the staff will work of Next Level’s “Camp within My Remarkable Self to fa- that is necessary to improve Stamford, CT. Tickets for the goal for every camper is best with the girls to make the a Camp” program which is cilitate hands-on classes healthcare for all in our re- event, which takes place on summed up by saying “at the most of “teachable moments” run in partnership with the using role-play, games, gion,” said Timothy P. Leddy, May 12 from 5:30 – 8:30 p.m. end of a week no matter what that occur on the field, in the Stem Alliance of Larchmont- projects and small group interim president and chief at the Willow Ridge Country level you are we will not only studio or the classroom. Mamaroneck. Run by local discussions that focus on executive officer, VNSW. Club in Harrison, may be pur- help you grow as an athlete, Campers will utilize Ur- teachers, the program will self-esteem, friendship, an- “Both Frank Corvino and Dr. chased for $300 each at www. student or artist but most im- suline’s state-of-the-art turf allow the girls the chance to ti-bullying and teasing and Sumir Sahgal, and their re- vns.org. For information on portantly as a person.” field, air-conditioned gym- build, tinker and code for communication building. spective organizations, are Sponsorship Opportunities, Program offerings fo- nasium and three outdoor three hours every morning. To learn more, visit the valued partners of VNSW. It Journal Ads or contributions cus on sports, STEM and tennis courts for its athletics Many girls may choose to stay nextleveldaycamp.com. The is our privilege to express our to the Silent Auction, contact the arts. However, Next programs which feature pop- for the rest of the day to take camp runs from June 29 - heartfelt thanks to them for Joyce Infante, Director of De- Level also gives the girls ad- ular sports such as lacrosse, advantage of Next Level’s oth- August 7, 9am to4pm. Call helping us fulfill our mission velopment, at JInfante@vns. ditional opportunities such basketball, soccer, field hock- er offerings. early as some sessions are of providing the highest level org or (914) 682-1480, ext. as cooking, creative writing, ey, and volleyball. Indoor ac- Besides skill develop- at or near capacity. of care to patients, their fami- 649. New Rochelle $989,000 New Rochelle $849,000 New Rochelle $1,095,000
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