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HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 1 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY REGION The Cradle of America here are many reasons to feel fortunate enough to live in the Hudson RAILROAD, INDUSTRY, Valley Gateway region. Most notably, the beauty up and down PRESIDENT LINCOLN & THE NY JETS the valley is second to none - anywhere in the world. There is one By the mid-1800’s, along with the , the aspect to the region, however, that sometimes gets lost or is simply railroad became key to the development of our area. The unknown by many residents and that’s the area’s rich history. rail line reached as far north as Peekskill in 1849 and, just a While many locations around the country have claim to significant year later, as far as Albany. The area exploded in its already established industrial contributions to our nation’s history, few can compare with the Hudson importance. Many new casting foundries, brickworks, tanneries, mills, cigar Valley. As far as I am concerned, this region is the Cradle of America. Its factories, potteries, warehouses, and factories of all types were established. A people, events and locations are the backdrop to the formation and early number of quarries were established throughout the area, some remaining survival of our nation. As most people go about their daily lives, they have active into the mid 1900’s. A hat factory was built and, by 1900, the Fleischmann no idea about what took place on the very spot where they live, work or Company (later Standard Brands) established a major manufacturing center play. Knowing, remembering and celebrating our history puts a different occupying the area now known as Charles Point at John Walsh Boulevard. It perspective on the appreciation of the life we enjoy today and greater was in operation and employed many local residents until 1977. respect for the area in which we live. Our area has made a significant contribution to military service long after the Revolutionary War. provided the most number of recruits REVOLUTION & FORTS during the Civil War and our area was significant among them, serving The Hudson River was the lifeline to commerce and civilization in in various regiments, including the 54th Massachusetts Regiment made the Hudson Valley starting with the ancient Native Americans. The Dutch famous by the movie Glory. A military presence and contribution has explored out of New Amsterdam (southern tip of Manhattan) and, thanks to remained in the area to this day, especially with the establishment of Camp Jan Peeck, saw the lower Hudson Valley as a key location for trading. By the Townsend in 1882 now known as Camp Smith since 1919. Thousands of New mid-1600’s, the English had control as New Amsterdam became New York York soldiers were trained and deployed from there, and still are. and the area became a key strategic focus during the American Revolution. Indeed, a number of military schools were once in operation, including one Without the focus established by General George Washington to create a in Mohegan Lake. Peekskill Military Academy (1833-1968) was the last to close. series of forts along the Hudson River, the war may have ended very early - When president-elect Abraham Lincoln stopped in Peekskill on February 19, and in England’s favor. 1861, to address the residents from the area, PMA cadets were there to serve as Forts Independence, Montgomery, Clinton and Lafayette were his body guards. The academy later became the location for the training camp established to prevent English advancement to northern New York. Fort Hill of the newly established NY Jets Football Team (formally the NY Titans) from in Peekskill became a key installation for troops encamped all the way to 1963-68, ending with the team that won Super Bowl in January 1969. Continental Village in Putnam County. Later in the war, General Rochambeau would lead his French army through the area on his way to the victory BECOME YOUR OWN HISTORYDETECTIVE at Yorktown, Virginia (not to be confused with its sister city, Yorktown, As any history buff will tell you, there is simply too much history to New York). Just up the river, West Point became the key headquarters for mention it all here. That is why we have museums, historical societies, Washington and a centerpiece to one of the least discussed turning points in libraries and, yes, the Internet. Visit them onsite or online and use them the war - that is, until recently. to do your own exploration and research about this rich region that is Over the last few years, a number of books were published and even a truly the Cradle of America. Learn about where you live. Many individuals television series was created to highlight the traitorous attempt by Benedict throughout history have made significant contributions and have important Arnold to turn over West Point and strategic information to the British. There connections to our area. Look for names like Birdsall, Depew, Nelson, Horton, was even a plan to kidnap Washington and effectively end the war. Thanks Husted, Pomeroy, Pugsley, Cooper, Beecher, Hamilton, Putnam, Seward, Van to locals in Verplanck, the spy Major John Andre never boarded the vessel Cortlandt, Paulding, Southard, Robertson and Hyatt, among others. Streets waiting for him just off the coastline and was forced to attempt to reach and parks were named after these individuals for a reason. Learn why. Find by land. He was discovered and captured and, with the plot out how the Crayola Company started and how Gallows Hill got its name. exposed, disaster was averted. Take pride in the history of where you live and discover why the One of the three individuals involved in the capture, John Paulding, was contributions of the past must be celebrated. There is much to learn and see presented with land in what is now Cortlandt Manor and is buried with his right in your own backyard. family in the Old Van Cortlandtville Cemetery off of Oregon Road. Just this past summer, the Van Cortlandville Historical Society held a rededication of his John Testa monument in the cemetery and plan further recognition in the coming year. Westchester County Legislator

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ast September (2017), Westchester magazine, named the City of Peekskill as one of the “Best Places to Live” in its annual edition. In the article, it quoted one resident as saying, “The neighborhood’s Lart-and-culture scene is the direct result of an early-1990s city- planning strategy whose mission was to turn unused downtown properties from this once-industrial city into live/work artist studios and galleries, actively wooing artists from New York City via tax incentives, grants, and loans. While residents today enjoy trendy eateries…, galleries like the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art, and the historic Paramount Hudson Valley Theater, ‘there is no hustle and bustle of a big city.’” As one can clearly see, located approximately one hour from Manhattan via Metro North Railroad, the City of Peekskill is a vibrant river city of historic charm and rich diversity. Among its offerings are a growing number of thriving businesses, entertainment venues, cultural facilities and more. And, too, some residents and visitors alike would say that it is Peekskill’s “restaurant row” that has literally put it on the map. Several years ago, it was named as one of the hippest towns in the Lower Hudson region by the “Journal News.” It called the city’s restaurant scene a major reason the locals consider it a top contender. “The dining options reflect what we love most about Peekskill. It’s artsy and creative, diverse and developing,” said the article. Here, a variety of entrepreneurial businesses and restaurants co-exist in the downtown district, alongside time-honored and well-respected businesses like Arthur Weeks & Son Jewelers—a fourth generation, family- owned business that has been in Peekskill for more than 100 years. There are other successful, century-old, family operations as well and these include N. Dains Sons, Inc., and D. Bertoline, among others. In addition to the downtown, Charles Point, as well as the whole riverfront are two other areas that are also experiencing significant business development and recreational activity. In fact, last summer, Charles Point officially opened Spins Hudson, a 40,000-square-foot multiuse entertainment center that includes a ropes course, arcade, bocce, shuffleboard, and other activities. it is clear that Peekskill is a city on the move. Even small shopping strips have undergone a significant renovation The hottest news in town, however, continues to be a multi-million-dollar with new regional and sometimes national tenants leasing space. Of waterfront park and trail system that now runs from Riverfront Green to special note is the newly expanded White Plains Linen complex, located Charles Point Pier Park. Indeed, there is now an extended trailway from the on John Walsh Boulevard, as well as The Holiday Inn Express, also located park to the pier which residents and visitors alike enjoy on a daily basis. on John Walsh Boulevard. With that, Peekskill is proud to say that both are With so much ongoing urban-style activity, the “Journal News” environmentally sustainable operations, using 21st Century green building also summarized the city’s transformation a couple of years ago, as technologies to operate their establishments. Add to that, new construction paraphrased below: and expansion projects that are either on the drawing board, “in the works,” or already completed, including HRHCare (Hudson River Healthcare) and After more than eight years of planning and securing permits and funding,

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After having been a city councilman for the past two years, I have recently been elected as the city’s new mayor. To introduce myself, I graduated from Peekskill High School back in 2002 and am currently the owner and president of Noo Moves Entertainment, a company I founded in 2010. As the new mayor, I believe I bring an understanding of how the arts and small businesses can act as an economic generator in a local economy like Peekskill’s. Particularly, I also believe in the importance of developing strong relationships with public schools and the business community, as well as county, state and federal agencies. I know the importance of collaboration and the power of these partnerships in achieving my goals for the city with opportunity for all - including children, teens, adults and seniors. That said, as the new mayor of the City of Peekskill, I plan to work tirelessly in efforts to open doors of opportunity for everyone, from children to seniors. As an innovator of original programs of music, and as an educator of those most in need of new directions, I feel confident that my fundraising and organization skills will be an asset to my new position. Accordingly, I will continue to introduce fresh perspectives in terms entrepreneurship, innovation, community engagement, collaboration and partnership, especially with other municipalities and organizations. Whether through music, politics or just walking down the street, I intend to represent our great city gracefully with love, respect and determination for creating a better world.

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Peekskill broke ground late last year on a $4.1 million waterfront park and trail system that will extend from Riverfront Green to Charles Point Pier Park. When completed, Peekskill’s southern waterfront will be turned into a three-acre park and a one-mile trail system. There will also be two gazebos, a Hudson River overlook, a boardwalk across Travis Cove, and paved trails for walking and biking. Plans also call for decorative lighting, landscaping and the installation of original sculpture. Peekskill Landing Park, a joint project of the city and nonprofit Scenic Hudson, used to be a vacant industrial park. It is now a 4.4-acre recreation area with a boardwalk, a pedestrian footbridge, docks for kayaks and small Continued on Page 8

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Continued from Page 6 THE PEEKSKILL INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY PIDA The City of Peekskill Industrial Development Agency was created to watercraft and trailways. assist Peekskill in financing projects within the city limits that would enhance The waterfront redevelopment project also includes Lincoln Depot its social and economic activities. Accordingly, PIDA is authorized to provide Museum and Plaza to commemorate Abraham Lincoln’s pre-inaugural stop qualified projects several forms of financial assistance under State law and in Peekskill and the fact that the city is home to the oldest Lincoln Society pursuant to the Agency’s “Uniform Tax Exemption Policy” including tax- in the U.S. The museum, a former freight and passenger rail depot, recently exempt bond financing (project must also satisfy certain requirements under celebrated an opening exhibition comprised of more than 80 borrowed and the Internal Revenue Code), taxable bond financing, mortgage recording tax permanent President Abraham Lincoln and Civil War artifacts related to New exemption, sales tax exemption and a partial abatement from real property York. President-elect Lincoln stopped to speak in Peekskill Feb. 19, 1861, taxes. Pursuant to the By-laws of the City of Peekskill Industrial Development while traveling from Springfield, Illinois, to Washington for the inauguration. Agency, and in accordance with the Public Authorities Accountability Act of As an update, the latest projects that are now underway represent 2005 and Public Authority Reform Act of 2009, there is established an Audit half-a-billion-dollars in new development. Also, hundreds of new residential and Finance Committee and a Governance Committee. For more information, units will be added to the area which will “usher Peekskill into this century visit online at www.cityofpeekskill.com, click on Boards & Commissions. and provide a solid financial tax base to relieve the burden on existing homeowners and businesses,” per a communique from City Hall. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OED To date, Peekskill projects - under construction, recently completed or on The City of Peekskill’s Office of Economic Development (OED) serves the drawing board - include, but are not limited to, the following: as a powerful ally for businesses seeking a new location as well as for those currently operating in the city. OED is an office of the Department of Planning 1. The Abbey, includes a luxury apartment complex in three mid-rise and Development dedicated to growing the economy of the City of Peekskill buildings and the complete renovation of a historic chapel and through aggressive and effective programs and services that result in convent into a luxury hotel, restaurant and spa. business attraction, creation, retention, expansion and transition. Visit online 2. The Lofts on Main Street, located on Main Street across from the at www.cityofpeekskill.com, click on Boards & Commissions. Barham House senior complex, are four and three story buildings of commercial and residential space that will contain up to 170 PEEKSKILL FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION apartments and artist lofts. The Peekskill Facilities Development Corporation is a not-for-profit 3. Main Street Commons, a small shopping strip next to the Hudson local development corporation formed under Section 1411 of the Not-For- Valley Center for Contemporary Art, will house an auto parts store Profit Corporation Law of the State of New York. The purposes for which and other tenants. the Peekskill Facilities Development Corporation is formed and operated 4. McHale’s Environmental Center on Washington Street will be are exclusively for charitable purposes within the meaning of Section the new headquarters for McHale’s Exterminating Company. 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, to relieve and This will bring approximately 30 new jobs to Peekskill. reduce unemployment, promote and provide for additional and maximum 5. Lou Lanza, John Sharp and the Diamond Brothers have employment, improve and maintain job opportunities, lessen the burden of completed a huge and very exciting renovation at Charles Point. government and act in the public interest. For more information, visit online The project includes a marina, restaurant and catering facility, at www.cityofpeekskill.com, click on Boards & Commissions. a recreation venue and brewery. 6. Other interesting public projects include the River Walk from Charles THE PEEKSKILL BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BID Point to Lents Cove, the Central Firehouse, and renovations of the The Peekskill Business Improvement District (“BID”) works to promote parking garages across from the police station and James Street. the growth and development of downtown Peekskill as an attractive place 7. The Gateway, a plan for brownstone-type homes. to live and conduct business through business recruitment and retention, 8. A senior living facility that will be built at the current Christopher marketing campaigns, capital improvements, beautification efforts, event Columbus Society Building on Route 202. sponsorship, and advocacy. Founded in 1996 as a non-profit corporation, 9. The Alma project - the entire block covering Brown, Broad and Park the Peekskill BID encompasses downtown’s Central Commercial District — Streets - the biggest project in the history of the city. Alma is expected a 25-block area that is home to national corporations, law firms, medical to completely transform the existing Crossroads Shopping Center. practices, non-profits, artists galleries and live/work studios, bustling 10. The former White Plains Linen site - this will be replaced with restaurants and cafes, fitness studios, hi-tech design and soft-ware firms, and beautiful residential buildings. This will transform the entire area, as well other specialty retailers. The BID is primarily funded each year by a special as another Ginsberg project across the street from the railroad station. tax levy on downtown property and business owners to be used on activities that strengthen commerce downtown. All property and business owners Continued on Page 10

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HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 9 5 HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS (For more information, visit www.peekskillmuseum.org) 1609: Henry Hudson, captain of the Half Moon, anchored along the reach of what is now the Hudson River at Peekskill.

1650s: New Amsterdam (lower Manhattan) resident Jan Peeck (henceforth, the eventual naming of Peekskill) was said to *P[`VM have made the first recorded contact with the Lenape people of this area, then identified as “Sachoes,” although there are 7LLRZRPSS different versions of this account. European-style settlements took place slowly and, by the time of the American Revolution, the tiny community was an important manufacturing center.

1776: Industrial activities were attractive to the Continental Army in establishing its military headquarters in Peekskill long before its West Point military encampment, especially since the mills of Peek’s Creek provided gunpowder, leather, planks and flour.

1860s: Peekskill was not only active during the Civil War but participated in the Railroad Underground that provided sanctuary and support to escaped slaves as they headed even further north to freedom. Around this time, Peekskill had become an industrial center, primarily known for its iron plows and stoves, as well as other manufactured products. Indeed, the Binney & Smith Company, now makers of Crayola products, had its origin as the Peekskill Chemical Company located at what is now Annsville.

2018: Today, Peekskill’s downtown district has appropriately developed into a major dining/entertainment destination, as well as an artist’s community with live/work art lofts. During the summer months, there’s a farmer’s market on Saturdays and a flea market on Sundays. Currently, the city is experiencing an increased number of new development projects as it continues to prosper and flourish.

with • Peekskill Trolley – A trolley named Stella: Privately-owned trolley provides unique historic, scenic or downtown tours all year long and can be rented for special events. • Local Taxi Service – Several cab companies serve residents on an on-call basis or may be flagged down in the downtown area or at the train station.

CITY GOVERNMENT The City of Peekskill is governed by a Common Council consisting of a Mayor, who serves a two-year term, and six Council Members, each of whom serve overlapping four-year terms. The City Manager is the Chief Administrative Officer of the City, responsible to the Common Council for the administration of all City affairs placed in his charge. Municipal offices are located at 840 Main Street, Peekskill. Visit www.cityofpeekskill.com.

POLICE The City of Peekskill’s Police Department is headed by Chief Eric Johansen. The police force consists of sworn and non-sworn personnel, including lieutenants, sergeants, patrol officers and detectives; as well as support services, community policing and administrative divisions. The Police Department is located at 2 Nelson Avenue, Peekskill. Visit www.cityofpeekskill.com.

Continued from Page 8 FIRE The Fire Department consists of both volunteers and career firefighters. in the Central Commercial District are members of the Peekskill BID, and Currently, there are six fire companies in The City of Peekskill: Columbian the BID elects a Board of Directors to govern its activities and supervise the Engine Co. # 1, Cortlandt Hook & Ladder Co. #1, Washington Engine Co. day-to-day management of the BID by a part-time Executive Director. John #2, Columbian Hose Co. #1, Centennial Hose Co. #4, and the Peekskill Fire Sharp is currently president of BID and his term expires in 2019. For more Patrol. The fire chief is Vinny Malaspina with a staff of approximately 15 information, visit www.bidpeekskill.com. officers beneath him. The Chief and his assistants are responsible for all daily operations of the department including, but are not limited to, firefighting, TRANSPORTATION purchasing, reporting, staffing, maintenance and public relations. For more • Metro North Railroad Hudson Line, Peekskill Station – Trains to New information, visit www.peekskillfiredepartment.org. York City (south) and Poughkeepsie (north). Connections to hub at Croton-on-Hudson Station. Special Note: Construction on a new firehouse commenced December, • Westchester Bee-Line Bus Transportation – Routes 14/17 Peekskill- 2016, and is expected to open shortly. Also, on August 1, 2017, the members Ossining-White Plains (14 is local, 17 is express), 15 (Peekskill-Yorktown- of the Peekskill Volunteer Fire Department gathered at the site of the 1918 Pleasantville-White Plains Local), 16 (Peekskill-Yorktown Local) and 18/31 Fleischmann’s fire on John Walsh Boulevard to honor the seven members Commuter Line. of the Department that lost their lives in the Fleischmann’s fire. Next year • Major Roadways – Routes 6, 9 and 202, Bear Mountain Parkway and the the department will gather to celebrate the Centennial Anniversary of this Taconic Parkway are among the area’s main arteries. devastating event.

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AMBULANCE The Peekskill Community Volunteer Ambulance Corps is located at 1427 Main Street. All members of Peekskill Community Volunteer Ambulance Corp (PCVAC) are volunteers. It has dozens of active riding members which includes adults, high school students and college students. PCVAC is a 24/7 agency which primarily responds to medical emergencies within the City of Peekskill. Other areas surrounding Peekskill are considered part of the district and include Continental Village and Bear Mountain Bridge, along with “the goat trail.” It can also be dispatched on mutual aid to other districts such as Cortlandt Manor, Mohegan, Yorktown and Buchanan. A crew is composed of a driver and at least one New York State Certified EMT (Emergency Medical Technician). Most patients are transported to the New York Presbyterian/ Hudson Valley Hospital on Route 202; however, there are some occasions in which patients are transported to Phelps Memorial Hospital or Westchester Medical Center. Visit www.pcvac.org. • Fireman’s Park • Peekskill Dog Park on Main Street which is open from dawn to dusk. RECREATION For more information, visit www.cityofpeekskill.com. Peekskill’s Department of Parks and Recreation offers a variety of programs, services, camps and events for children, adults and seniors. EDUCATION Registration is required for most programs. Brochures can be found at the Students residing in Peekskill attend classes within the Peekskill City Parks and Recreation Office or on the City of Peekskill website. There is a School District (see Education Section elsewhere in guide). recreation hotline that provides updated information, cancellations and program changes. Parks and facilities located in Peekskill include Blue Mountain Reservation, a county park with an entrance off Washington PROMINENT PEEKSKILL RESIDENTS Street; Charles Point at China Pier; Peekskill Stadium; Depew Park and the (Alpha-order) Veteran’s Memorial Swimming Pool; and Riverfront Green Park, home to the Hilton Armstrong: Former NBA player summer concert series and big events like Peekskill Celebration. Peekskill’s L. Frank Baum: Author of the “Wizard of Oz” outstanding Waterfront Park and Trail System is the latest development but Moses S. Beach: Initiated the Associated Press (AP) other parks within city limits include: Henry Ward Beecher: An influential Civil War-era minister • Franklin Park, which features a basketball court, ball field, and T. C. Boyle: Award-winning novelist. playground Elton Brand: Former NBA player • Lepore Park, which has a lighted basketball court, playground facilities, Chauncey M. Depew: Former Senator for New York. and a spray park Mel Gibson: Actor • Monument Park and Pugsley Park, both of which offer sitting areas for Tre Johnson: Former NFL lineman pleasant afternoons William Nelson: Colleague to Abraham Lincoln • McKinley Park on Welcher Avenue, which has a playground George Pataki: New York State’s 53rd Governor (served 1995–2006). • Tompkins Ball Park on East Main Street, which is home to Lapolla Cornelius A. Pugsley: Congressman and preservationist Little League Herb Trimpe: Longtime Marvel Comics artist • Tompkins Park at Park and Finch Streets Stanley Tucci: Actor • Fort Hill Park

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www.cityofpeekskill.com Department of Public Works SPECIAL SERVICES City Hall Brent VanZandt, Director 914-734-4135 For All Emergencies Call 911 840 Main Street, Peekskill 914-737-3400 Non-Emergency Numbers Economic Development Peekskill Police Department 914-737-8000 COMMON COUNCIL 914-737-3400 Jim Pinto, Economic Development Website www.peekskillpolice.com Mayor Andre Rainey Specialist 914-734-4215 Deputy Mayor Kathleen Talbot Peekskill Fire Department 914-737-2760 Councilwoman Vivian McKenzie Planning and Development 914-737-1355 Councilwoman Vanessa Agudelo Jean Friedman, Director 914-734-4218 914-737-2773 Councilman Colin Smith 914-737-1678 Councilman Ramon Fernandez RECREATION Website www.peekskillfiredepartment.org Councilwoman Patricia Reilley Department of Parks & Recreation 1 Robin Drive, Peekskill 914-734-PARK (7275) Community Ambulance Corps 914-737-5310 DEPARTMENTS Joyce Cuccia, Superintendent 914-734-4225 Website www.pcvac.org Building Code Enforcer James Howard 914-734-4143 Kiley Youth Center 914-734-4256 LIBRARY 709 Main Street, Peekskill The Field Library City Manager 4 Nelson Avenue, Peekskill 914-737-1212 Richard Leins 914-734-4246 Youth Bureau 914-734-4149 Website www.peekskill.org 828 Main Street, Peekskill City Clerk Danielle Satow, Exec. Director Library Director Pamela Beach 914-734-4242 Jennifer Brown Senior Citizen Field Library Bookstore 914-736-7030 Comptroller Nutrition Program 914-734-4250 Ann Scaglione 914-734-4118 4 Nelson Avenue POST OFFICE AND ZIP CODE Fran Brunelle, Director of Human Services U.S. Postal Service 1-800-275-8777 Assessor Website www.usps.com Michele Jordan 914-734-4191 Senior Citizens 914-734-4254 4 Nelson Avenue Peekskill Post Office 10566 Corporation Counsel Ray Glashoff, Senior Director of Senior Programs 738 South Street 914-737-6347 Melissa Ferraro 914-734-4180/4185

CITY OF PEEKSKILL QUICK FACTS ECONOMICS & DEMOGRAPHICS GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS (Source: 2010 U.S. Census and www.city-data.com) (Source: 2010 U.S. Census and www.city-data.com) • $625 million of disposable income within a three mile radius of Downtown Peekskill • Land Area – 4.37 Square Miles • Nearly 142,000 people live within the city’s “15-minute drive” market area • Peekskill Population – approx. 24,000 • Mean family income is $80,000 • Male Population – 11,527 • Mean household income is $73,000 • Median Age – 35.6 • Female Population – 12,056 MUSEUMS AND CULTURAL INSTITUTION (Sampling) • Median Age – 39.6 • Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art (www.hvcca.org) • Lincoln Depot Museum (www.lincolndepotmuseum.org) • Paramount Hudson Valley Theater (www.paramounthudsonvalley.com) • Peekskill Museum (www.peekskillmuseum.org) • Peekskill Underground Railroad Tours (www.cityofpeekskill.com)

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he Town of Cortlandt, New York, has an overall population of more than 42,000 people as of the 2010 U.S. Census. It is located in the northwestern corner of Westchester County. The Town is T bounded on the west by the Hudson River, the north by Putnam County, the east by the Town of Yorktown and on the south by the Towns of New Castle and Ossining. Cortlandt also includes two incorporated villages, Croton-on-Hudson and Buchanan, which are also represented elsewhere in this Community Profile section, and several hamlets including Montrose, Crugers and Verplanck. Aside from the Hudson River and the New York City watershed lands, there are numerous wooded hills and steep slopes, wetland areas and streams that help define the town’s unique character.

ECONOMIC PROFILE Today, the diverse Town of Cortlandt thrives. It is served by the Hudson Line of the Cortlandt Metro-North train station, which provides convenient train service south to New York City or north to Poughkeepsie. New York State Route 6 is the main commercial artery in the town and is anchored by the Cortlandt Town Center, home to such leading retailers as Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Office Max, Pier 1, Pet Smart, Home Depot and Bed, Bath & Beyond, among many other establishments. Other large retail establishments along the route include Kohl’s Department Store, Big Lots and Shoprite. Construction has recently been completed on the new Curry car dealership and a Starbucks which opened several years ago. A new shopping center called “Cortlandt Crossing” is now under construction on this main artery and is slated open in late 2018. The town’s many hamlets are also centers of economic growth, and home to small businesses and family-run operations that provide reached at (914) 864-7000 for non-emergency situations at Town Hall. convenience to local residents, as well as many employment opportunities. The department is comprised of many officers, all of whom have specific All economic development efforts in the Town of Cortlandt are coordinated training in a variety of law enforcement tactics. It also provides uniform patrol by the Town Supervisor and Town Board. The Town also has a professionally- services to the town and a vast array of specialized support services available staffed Department of Technical Services that provides engineering, planning for emergency responses. and building assistance to resident and commercial applicants. In addition, the town is also patrolled by New York State Police located at 1 Memorial Drive, Crugers, NY, near the Cortlandt train station. The New York THE TOWN GOVERNMENT State Police can be reached at (914) 737-7171 for non-emergency situations. The Town of Cortlandt maintains governmental offices at the Cortlandt The D.A.R.E. program is taught by the City of Peekskill police Town Hall located on One Heady Street, just off of Oregon Road (www. department and paid for by the Town of Cortlandt. Remember to dial 911 townofcortlandt.com). Other services include the following: for all emergencies.

POLICE FIRE & AMBULANCE The Town of Cortlandt is patrolled by the Westchester County Police. It The Town of Cortlandt is served by seven volunteer fire departments, has a sub-station located at 1 Heady Street, Cortlandt Manor, NY, and can be Continued on Page 18

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Thank you for taking time to review our Community Profile. As Supervisor of the Town of Cortlandt for more than 26 years, I am pleased to report that there have been, and continue to be, many accomplishments during this administration. One of the most important of these, of course, is the fact that 5 HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS we always have a monetary surplus each (For more information, visit www.hudsonriver.com) year and never a deficit. We have also kept our debt very low and have tripled our town 1609: Hendrick Hudson discovered what is today called the Hudson savings accounts to use for major projects River when sailing the Half Moon north and anchoring at Verplanck’s and any emergencies that may occur throughout the year. Overall, our town Point. When Europeans arrived to the region in the early 17th Century, tax increase has only been 1% on average for more than 26 years and we’ve the Cortlandt area was regarded as Kitchawanc Indian territory. met the New York State tax cap as well each year. 1677: The town derived its name from the Van Cortlandt family who There have also been other achievements. The most recent of these began purchasing land (86,000 acres) that extended north from the include, but are not limited to, the following: Croton River to Anthony’s Nose, and then east to what is now the State of Connecticut. • A new Youth and Recreation Center off of Memorial Drive/Route 9A • A new Metro-North train station that opened Phase II in 2012 1788: The Town of Cortlandt was established which, at the time, • Physical improvements at the intersection of Lafayette Avenue, Route included Peekskill as a village. 202 and Conklin Avenue as funded by the New York State D.O.T. and paving of town roads - $2 million each year with no borrowing. 1800s: Cortlandt developed further as its large estates were subdivided • Safety improvements on Bear Mountain Parkway accomplished into smaller parcels, sold and connected to surrounding areas by through a joint effort with the State and completed in 2014 highways, trolley lines and train service. • A new Dog Park at Sprout Brook Park - a big hit in the community • Beautification projects throughout the town on an ongoing basis 1940: The Town of Cortlandt “lost” the Village of Peekskill which officially • The adoption of green initiatives and sustainable practices to preserve became an incorporated city. In the decades that followed, the Town of and protect our surrounding environment and ecological systems, including Cortlandt continued to grow and prosper to the thriving region that is solar energy planning today. • The commitment and dedication to open space and water preservation, including a 50-acre lake preserve and watershed at Furnace Dock Lake organizations; and we continue to support our Hudson Valley Gateway • A new Veterans Park constructed in 2012 at the Cortlandt Waterfront Chamber of Commerce. We will also have a Cortlandt Family Fun Day with Park in the Verplanck section of Cortlandt and a Purple Heart Veteran’s fireworks each year. Memorial, as well as a Vietnam Memorial both at Town Hall The Town of Cortlandt is a family-oriented community with wonderful • The purchase of 100 acres in the hamlet of Verplanck for additional volunteers who provide many important services for our residents. We are fields and for a D.E.S. operations facility, etc. always working to come up with new ideas that will continue to enhance • The addition of more than 3,000 acres of open space over the past 25 the quality of life in Cortlandt. Check out our recreational brochure for all years and, at the same time, addressed our economic and business needs of our activities. with new commercial establishments. It is both an honor and a privilege to serve as Cortlandt’s Town Supervisor. • The dedication of a new water-spray park at our town pool and a new lacrosse field at Sprout Park in 2016 Sincerely,ly,

Our wonderful Town continues to prosper economically. Small businesses, as well as larger national stores, call the Town of Cortlandt home. In 2018, we will once again be sponsoring a “Shop Cortlandt” and Linda D. Puglisi “Do Business in Cortlandt” marketing campaign effort, along with civic Town Supervisor

HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 17 Continued from Page 16 (www.townofcortlandt.com). Parks and facilities in Cortlandt include:

;V^UVM four volunteer ambulance corps and the • Cortlandt Waterfront Park Cortlandt - Peekskill Regional Paramedics • Charles J. Cook Pool and Waterspray Park *VY[SHUK[ organization (ALS). • Cortlandt Roller Hockey Rink • Cortlandt Town Center Community Room (C.U.E.) HENDRICK HUDSON FREE LIBRARY • Cortlandt Town Hall offices Located in Montrose, the Hendrick Hudson Free Library contains • Cortlandt Waterfront Park thousands of books, CDs, DVDs, audio books and periodicals. It also offers • Cortlandt Youth Center E-Content including E-books and music downloads via its website (www. • Gateway Park henhudfreelibrary.org). In addition to well-appointed rooms for quiet • Lake Meahagh Park study, the library’s reference section has online computers with access to • Lake Street Tennis Courts a variety of databases and the Internet. There is also a Community Room • Letteri Field that seats 100 people which often serves as gallery space for exhibits, • Muriel H. Morabito Community Center/Seniors Center community meetings and other events. The library’s Children’s Room has • Old Pond Park a variety of story programs, guest speakers and special arts programs. • Park at the Cortlandt Roller Hockey Rink Adult activities include book discussion groups, craft programs and • St. Columbanus Little League Field interesting seminars. • Sprout Brook Ball fields and the new lacrosse field • Sprout Brook Park CROTON FREE LIBRARY • Steamboat Riverfront Park Located in the Village of Croton-on-Hudson, the mission of the Croton • Steven Hebert Memorial Skate Park Free Library is to encourage the joy of reading, the exploration of ideas and • Sunset Park and Playground the pursuit of lifelong learning. Books, media and state-of-the-art technology • Tommy Thurber Playground help provide free and equal access to knowledge, information and a wide • Verplanck Schoolhouse Community Center range of artistic expression. The library also serves the community as a • A new hiking trail at Hollow Brook gathering place and learning center for Croton residents of all ages, with dynamic cultural and educational programs, as well as space for community (Please note, the Villages of Croton-on-Hudson and Buchanan have organizations to meet (www.crotonfreelibrary.org). their own recreation and park departments. See their Community Profiles elsewhere in this edition.) RECREATION Cortlandt residents enjoy dozens of fun-filled and relaxing activities year-round at many different locations throughout the town. Contact TOWN OF CORTLANDT QUICK FACTS the Recreation Department for registration and/or permits Population: Outside Villages - 31,292 Including Villages – 42,000 Housing Units: 11,919 Household Size: 2.68 people Median Household Income: $98,518 Median Age: 43.4 Median Home Price: $437,300

Source: 2008 – 2012 American Community Survey, 2010 Census

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www.townofcortlandt.com SPECIAL SERVICES RECREATION Town Hall All Emergencies 911 Town of Cortlandt Recreation 1 Heady Street Non-Emergency Numbers 1 Heady Street Cortlandt Manor, NY (914) 734-1101 Buchanan Police (914) 739-6776 Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 (914) 734-1050 Buchanan Fire (914) 737-5010 Director Supervisor Continental Village Fire (845) 739-1020 John Palmiotto Linda D. Puglisi (914) 734-1002 Croton Fire & Ambulance (914) 271-2693 Muriel H. Morabito Community Center Town Board Cortlandt Volunteer Ambulance (914) 739-0881 (914) 528-1464 Richard Becker, Francis X. Farrell, Mohegan Volunteer Fire (914) 526-0823 Youth Center (914) 736-0498 James F. Creighton, Debra A. Costello Mohegan Volunteer Ambulance (914) 526-1005 (914) 734-1002 Montrose Fire (914) 737-8919 POST OFFICES AND ZIP CODES Town Clerk Verplanck Fire & Ambulance (914) 788-6943 U.S. Postal Service 1-800-275-8777 Laroue Rose Shatzkin (914) 734-1020 Westchester County Police (914) 741-4400 Website www.usps.com Comptroller New York State Police (914) 737-7171 Buchanan Post Office 10511 Patricia Robcke (914) 734-1071 252 Tate Avenue Town Attorney LIBRARY Buchanan, NY Thomas F. Wood (914) 736-0930 Hendrick Hudson Free Library Crompond Post Office 10517 Town Assessor 185 Kings Ferry Road, Montrose (914) 739-5654 Croton-on-Hudson Post Office 10520 Tom Waitkins (914) 734-1040 Website www.henhudfreelibrary.org 50 Maple Street Town Justices Library Director Croton-on-Hudson, NY Dan McCarthy (914) 734-1090 M. Jill Davis Crugers Post Office 10521 Kimberly Ragazzo Croton Free Library 2042 Albany Post Road Deputy Director, Planning 171 Cleveland Drive, Croton-on-Hudson Crugers, NY Chris Kehoe (914) 734-1081 Website www.crotonfreelibrary.org Montrose Post Office 10548 Dept. of Environmental Services Director Library Director 13 King Ferry Road Jeff Coleman Yvonne Cech Montrose, NY Highway Division (914) 737-0047 Verplanck Post Office 10596 Sanitation (914) 737-0100 174 Sixth Street Receiver of Taxes Verplanck, NY Mary E. Breining (914) 734-1030

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efore Europeans ever settled in and around what is now the Town of Putnam Valley, the people who lived here belonged to the Canopus group of the Nochpeem band of the “Wappinger BIndian Confederacy.” And, as part of the Mohican nation, they spoke the “Algonkian” language. Today the Town of Putnam Valley has almost 12,000 people (2010 U.S. Census) and is located in the southwest part of Putnam County. It is bounded by the Hudson River to the west, the Town of Philipstown to the north, and the Town of Cortlandt and the City of Peekskill to the south. Putnam Valley is served by both the Cortlandt and Peekskill Metro-North stations which provide convenient service into New York City. The center of town is Oregon Corners, located at the intersection of Oscawana Lake Road and Peekskill Hollow Road. It contains a grocery store, bank, post office, law and medical offices, and other small businesses.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Economic Development efforts in the town are coordinated by the Town Supervisor and Town Board, providing all technical support regarding engineering, planning, zoning and building assistance to residents and other applicants.

THE TOWN GOVERNMENT The Town of Putnam Valley is governed by a Town Supervisor who serves a two-year term and four members of the Town Board each of whom serve four-year terms. The Town is serviced by the following departments (websites are provided as available; otherwise log onto www.putnamvalley.com).

POLICE The Town of Putnam Valley is served by the Putnam County Sheriff’s Department and the New York State Police. The Putnam County Sheriff’s Department, headed by Sheriff Donald B. Smith, is located in the Town of Carmel. Ambulance Corps answers more than 600 calls annually. The Ambulance Corps The New York State Police barracks on Main Street in Mohegan Lake is one consists of more than 50 members, approximately 50 percent of whom are of 15 stations in Troop K, which covers Putnam and Westchester counties. trained Emergency Medical Technicians or EMT-Ds. President: George Stockinger. Captain: Danielle D’Orio (www.pvvac.org). FIRE The Putnam Valley Fire Department, with more than 117 volunteers, PUTNAM VALLEY FREE LIBRARY is led by Chief David Anderson. Covering more than 45 square miles, the The library offers a variety of programs and events for the whole Putnam Valley Fire Department has two fire houses: Station One is located family including Storytime for children, book sales, and spring and fall festivals. at 12 Canopus Hollow Road and Station Two is located at 710 Peekskill Its impressive collection contains more than 55,000 resources including adult, Hollow Road (www.putnamvalleyfire.com). teen and children’s literature, as well as reference and large-print books. Videos, DVDs, and books-on-tape and CDs are also available, as well as online databases AMBULANCE (genealogy, health, business, and popular magazines and newspapers). For the Located at 218 Oscawana Lake Road, the Town of Putnam Volunteer Valley public’s convenience, onsite computers offer Internet access, word processing,

22 2017-2018 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 5 HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS -\U-LZ[P]L (For more information, visit www.putnamvalley.com) HUK-HTPS`6YPLU[LK 1683: One “Oskewana” sold a tract of land to the Van Cortlandt family. The historic community of Putnam Years later, Adolph Philipse was granted a patent for a large tract of land Valley, nestled in the Hudson Highlands, is called the Highland Patent, which would one day become Putnam Valley less than an hour from midtown Manhattan County. Eventually, this land became the South Ward of Dutchess County. by car, but centuries away from New York City’s hectic lifestyle. 1751: The tract passed through the Philipse family was divided into lots Putnam Valley, with a population of and, consequently, Lot #4, which included the area of Putnam Valley, was approximately 12,000 residents, includes left to Colonel Beverly and Susannah Philipse Robinson. But, because of several lovely lakeside communities and the their support for the British during the Revolutionary War, the State of renowned Clarence Fahnestock State Park New York confiscated their property. Most of the land then was then sold which has miles of hiking and riding trails. to tenant farmers already living and farming in the area. Putnam Valley is also home to the Taconic Outdoor Education Center, the 950-acre 1812: Putnam County was separated from Dutchess County. California Hill State Forest and the 1,400- acre Agatha A. Durland Scout Reservation. 1839: The independent town of Quincy was incorporated. It is thought The town also sponsors a variety of festive events. The largest of these that the residents, who were mostly Democrats, took a skeptical view of is Putnam Valley Town Day, usually held at the end of the summer and John Quincy Adams’ political views and changed the name to the Town attended by several thousand residents and people from surrounding of Putnam Valley one year later. communities. The event includes children’s rides, a petting zoo, craft vendors, food booths, not-for-profit groups, a vintage automobile parade and a 1861: A small section of the Town of Carmel, which lay northwest spectacular fireworks display. of Peekskill Hollow Creek and east of what is now the Taconic State The town’s Parks and Recreation Department sponsors a concert series Parkway, was annexed to Putnam Valley. at Town Park during the summer months, and the popular Children’s Center has morning and afternoon day care services, as well as a summer camp program. The department hosts Easter, Halloween and winter holiday parties for TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY QUICK FACTS Putnam Valley children, including the annual tree lighting ceremony which features Santa Claus arriving on a fire truck. Population: 11,980 Furthermore, there is a Teen Center with a list of activities and programs, Housing Units: Approximately 4,600 housing units and Leonard Wagner Town Park which offers lighted, multi-purpose courts Median Household Income: $82, 870 for basketball or handball, a ball field, tennis courts, picnic tables and grills. Median Age: 37.8 The far end of the town park houses the Putnam Valley Senior Center Median Home Price: $330,000 which not only provides lunch, courses of instruction and guest speakers, but also care for the elderly needing assistance during the day. Source: 2010 U.S. Census and www.city-data.com It is with great enthusiasm that the Town of Putnam Valley welcomes you as a resident, a visitor or a new business establishment.

Sincerely, Excel and the Mid-Hudson Library System’s catalog. Home access is available through the library’s website and various materials may be requested online (www.putnamvalleylibrary.org). Sam Oliverio RECREATION Town Supervisor The Putnam Valley Parks and Recreation Department is conveniently located in a separate building adjacent to the Town Hall on Oscawana Lake Road. Many of the department‘s activities are hosted at the Putnam Valley Town Park and at the popular Children’s Center. Facilities include multi-purpose courts for basketball or handball, a ball field, tennis courts, sand volleyball courts, a roller hockey rink and hiking along revitalized trails. Picnic tables and grills are also available. The department offers classes in lifeguarding and CPR, and always welcomes volunteers to coach or instruct in sports and other programs.

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www.putnamvalley.com Planning Board Chairman RECREATION Town Hall Michael J. Raimondi (845) 526-3740 Putnam Valley Parks & Recreation 265 Oscawana Lake Road, Putnam Valley Oscawana Lake Road (845) 526-3292 Town Historian Putnam Valley Children’s center Supervisor Dan Ricci (845) 528-4911 Sam Oliverio (845) 526-2121 ([email protected]) SPECIAL SERVICES POST OFFICES AND ZIP CODES All Emergencies 911 U.S. Postal Service 1-800-275-8777 Town Board Website www.usps.com Jaqueline Annabi, Louie Luongo, Non-Emergency Numbers Steven Mackay, Wendy Whetsel New York State Police (845) 279-6161 Putnam Valley Post Office 10579 (845) 526-2121 Putnam County Sheriff (845) 225-4300 12 Peekskill Hollow Road Fire Station1 (845) 526-2879 Putnam Valley, NY Clerk & Tax Collector Fires Station 2 (845) 528-4440 Sherry Howard (845) 526-3280 Website www.pvvfd.com SENIOR CITIZENS Putnam Valley Ambulance (845) 526-3119 Putnam Valley Senior Center (845) 808-1731 Town Justices Website www.pvvac.org Gina Capone & Louis DiCarlo (845) 526-3050 Putnam County Office LIBRARY for the Aging (845) 808-1700 Assessors Department Putnam Valley Free Library Sheryl Luongo (845) 526-2517 30 Oscawana Lake Road, Putnam Valley (845) 528-3242 Superintendent of Highways Website www.putnamvalleylibrary.org Larry Cobb (845) 526-3333 Library Director Building Inspector Kathleen McLaughlin Rich Quaglietta (845) 526-2377

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uchanan is a village located within the Town of Cortlandt. It is situated in the northwestern corner of Westchester County and the eastern bank of the beautiful Hudson River. B Historically, the village was originally named East Haverstraw, then Centerville and, finally, Buchanan after its first postmaster, George Buchanan. Approximately 2,200 residents live within Buchanan’s one-and-one- half square mile area. It is governed by a Mayor and four members of the Village Board, each of whom serve a two-year term. And, although Buchanan is one of the area’s smallest villages, it takes great pride in having its own police and fire departments. Village Circle, located off of Route 9A, is in close proximity to Monroe Park and Village Hall, as well as Buchanan’s main business center.

VILLAGE OF BUCHANAN Buchanan special civic services include the following:

POLICE The Buchanan Police Department is headquartered in Village Hall on Tate Avenue. It is headed by Chief Brian J. Tubbs and is comprised of one sergeant, one detective and three patrolmen (www.villageofbuchanan.org).

FIRE & AMBULANCE The Village of Buchanan is protected by the all-volunteer Buchanan Engine Company No. 1 located on Albany Post Road. Buchanan Engine is an independent corporation and the village contracts with the department for services. Established in 1940, the department has dozens of active members and is led by Chief Stuart Bayer (www.buchananfd.org). children, as well as a number of activities and services for senior citizens. LIBRARIES A village pool (open daily, noon to 7 pm, from Memorial Day through Residents of Buchanan are primarily served by the Hendrick Hudson Free Labor Day) is located on Westchester Avenue. Pool passes are required. Library on Kings Ferry Road in nearby Montrose. It is open Monday through Fees apply for residents and non-residents, while seniors are afforded Saturday, and also on Sundays during the school year. Two other libraries are a special discount (Senior Citizen Club Members receive free access). In nearby (www.henhudfreelibrary.org). addition, Buchanan is also served by the Town of Cortlandt’s Recreation Department. EDUCATION Popular recreational areas in Buchanan include Lent’s Cove, Students residing in Buchanan attend classes in the Hendrick Hudson located on John Walsh Boulevard, and Veterans Pavilion, located on School District located in Montrose (www.henhudschools.org). Westchester Avenue. Special permits are required for private use of these facilities. For details, contact the Recreation Department via email RECREATION ([email protected]) or visit its website Buchanan’s Recreation Department offers a summer day camp for (www.villageofbuchanan.com).

26 2018-2019 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 5 HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS ,]LU[Z:WVY[Z (For more information, visit www.putnamvalley.com) (J[P]P[PLZMVY(SS¯ 1683: Stephanus VanCortlandt purchased 1,000 acres from the Indians which included what is now the Village of Buchanan. The property was Thank you for taking time to view the eventually passed on to Philip Verplanck and, much later, the land was Village of Buchanan’s Community Profile. sold for real estate development. Strategically, the Village is situated in the northwestern corner of Westchester County 1789: At first, the hamlet was known as East Haverstraw and, much on the eastern bank of the historic Hudson later, it was renamed Centerville. Centerville was changed to Buchanan River. Buchanan rich in history and when the post office was officially established in 1890. George Buchanan amenities, and visitors and residents alike was the first postmaster. enjoy a central shopping district, a number of parks, recreational facilities and more. 1872: Alexander Buchanan of Newark, New Jersey, purchased a tannery A highlight of Buchanan is the Village located here which eventually became one of the largest oilcloth plants Pavilion, a venue where special events are in the country. often hosted on an annual basis, and a venue that is also available to residents and 1928: Village was incorporated and named after the Buchanan family. non-residents for private use. As festive events are important to any town or village, Buchanan has a 1954: An amusement park known as Indian Point Park was purchased variety of them for everyone to enjoy. For children, there is an Egg Scramble by the Consolidated Edison Company to build an atomic power plant. It in the spring and a Halloween Parade in the fall. For all age groups, there will close by 2021. is Buchanan Day, a fall celebration showcasing local vendors, community groups, various forms of entertainment and food and beverage from area establishments. There is also an annual tree lighting ceremony in the Village Circle to celebrate the holidays, as well as a St. Patrick’s Day Parade to showcase various bands, community organizations, police and fire departments, and first responder groups, among other events. Indian Point Coalition: For sporting activities for adults and adolescents, Buchanan has two ball fields. One is located on Westchester Avenue and the other is located at Buchanan 2021 Committee Lent’s Cove Park. Tropiano Trail, located in Lent’s Cove Park, allows residents At one time the Village was known for having a large beautiful park and visitors scenic walking paths along the Hudson River, as well as a on the Hudson River. It was such an attraction that New York City’s Day convenient boat launching appointment. Liner often stopped here to unload its passengers for a day of summer For the village’s senior citizens, there’s a Senior Club which meets weekly fun. Then, in the 1950’s, Con Edison purchased this land in order to build at the Village Hall. It provides a variety of activities and trips designed nuclear power plants on them and so we became known as one of especially for that age group. During the summer months, the Village offers the smallest communities in the country to have nuclear power plants a day camp for children (resident and non-resident), and a Village Pool (also practically in its own backyard. for resident and non-residents with seniors afforded special discounts). Today, with the impending closure of Indian Point, the Village But, whether you are a resident, employee or visitor, the Village of of Buchanan faces many challenges. These include the loss of Buchanan wishes to welcome you and thank you for being part of our approximately 50% of its revenue, the loss of its largest employer, friendly community. the indefinite storage of spent fuel rods in the Village, among other considerations. Sincerely, Appropriately, we have formed the Buchanan 2021 Committee to investigate and plan for ways to mitigate this loss. We are also working closely with federal, state and local agencies on strategies and ideas on how to deal with these challenging issues and turn them around. Being Theresa Knickerbocker a friendly and optimistic community, we believe we will be successful Mayor of the Village of Buchanan and, in fact, think this is a perfect opportunity to reinvent ourselves. We expect great results in the years ahead.

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VILLAGE OF BUCHANAN QUICK FACTS Area: Total 1.7 square miles (1.4 square miles land and .3 water) Contact Population: 2,230 residents (2010 U.S. Census) 0UMVYTH[PVU Median Income for Single Household: $83,425 (as compared to $55,246 New York State) Median Resident Age: 40.1 years old www.villageofbuchanan.com Estimated Housing Value (single family homes and condos): $369,989 Village Hall Median Household Income 236 Tate Avenue, Buchanan, NY 10511 914-737-1033 for Houses and Condos with a Mortgage: $108,000 Source: www.citi-data.com Unless otherwise noted, use mainlin to contact the following:

Mayor SPECIAL SERVICES RECREATION Theresa Knickerbocker All Emergencies 911 Buchanan Recreation Department 236 Tate Avenue Trustees Non-Emergency Numbers Buchanan, NY 10511 914-737-1033 Richard A. Funchion, Duane Jackson, Buchanan Police 914-739-6776 Supervisor Nicolas Zachary, Cesare Pasquale Westchester County Police 914-741-4400 Nancy Bayer New York State Police 914-737-7171 Administrator Buchanan Engine Co #1 914-737-3481 Senior Citizens Services Kevin Hay Gabe DiRubbo LIBRARY Village Day Camp, Westchester Ave.914-737-1033 Village Justice Hendrick Hudson Free Library Village Pool, Westchester Ave. 914-737-0769 Jennifer E. Daly 185 Kings Ferry Road, Montrose 914-739-5654 Website www.henhudfreelibrary.org Building Inspector Library Director POST OFFICES AND ZIP CODES Anthony J. Conti M. Jill Davis Buchanan Post Office 10511 252 Tate Avenue Village Attorney Buchanan, NY Stephanie Porteus 914-271-2828 U.S. Postal Service 1-800-275-8777 Highway Department 914-737-6858 Website www.usps.com

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roton-on-Hudson has a population 8,070 residents (2010 U.S. Census) and was formally incorporated as a village in the Town of Cortlandt in 1898, although its colonial history dates back to Cthe 17th Century. Its Native American background includes the Kitchawanc tribe, part of what was to become the Wappinger Confederacy of the Algonquin Nation, which influenced the naming of many sites and roads known in Croton-on-Hudson today. The Kitchawanc called the marsh that separates Croton Point from Croton Neck “Senasqua” and, consequently, the name was later used for the park that’s located further north. Croton itself is believed to be named after the Indian chief of the Kitchawanc tribe, Kenoten, which means “wild wind.” A plaque on a rock at Croton Point Park commemorates the spot where a peace treaty was signed in 1645 between the original Dutch settlers and the Kitchawanc tribe, under an old oak tree. Additional settlers arrived in the decades that followed that treaty - at first to trade and then to settle the area. The Village of Croton is located within the Town of Cortlandt in the northwest area of Westchester County. It is nearly five square miles in area, and borders the Hudson River on the west, the Croton River on the south and the unincorporated areas of the Town of Cortlandt to the east and north. The village’s topography includes low lying areas along the Hudson River and US Route 9, the Croton River Gorge and a plateau at the northern boundary that reaches elevations of up to 600 feet within a mile of the Hudson River. The village is situated south of the City of Peekskill and north which is said to attract thousands from surrounding areas, thus increasing of the Town and Village of Ossining, and is served by the Hudson Line of exposure to local businesses. Metro North and AMTRAK railroads. The village owns and operates the parking lot at the Croton-Harmon Train station - one of the largest commuter ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT lots in Metro North’s territory. Because of the proximity to New York City, and Economic Development is directed by the Mayor and Board of Trustees, the frequency of trains bound to Grand Central Station, the parking lot is and managed by the village’s administrative staff which provides guidance to ample in size and facilitates an easy commute to New York City. residents and applicants on issues related to Planning, Zoning, Engineering The village contains a few small commercial areas that feature retail and Building related issues. The Village is very proactive and always ready establishments including a national supermarket chain and pharmacy, to meet with property owners about the potential for renovation or banks, dry cleaners, and beauty and nail salons. A host of eclectic shops – redevelopment of sites within the Village, before beginning any application including a small gourmet food shop, coffee shops, jewelry and gift stores, process. a home beer brewing supplier, flower shops, ice cream shops, bakeries, a running apparel store, bird supplies and gift store, pet supply and day care VILLAGE OF CROTONONHUDSON facility, delicatessens and several well-established restaurants of diverse Croton is an incorporated village within the Town of Cortlandt. It is cuisine - are also included here. governed by a Mayor and four members of the Village Board. Its municipal Annual festivals are many and include Croton SummerFest which is offices are located at 1 Van Wyck Street (www.crotononhudson-ny.gov)). celebrated in the Upper Village on the first Sunday in June. SummerFest features local and area merchants, and various food establishments, and has POLICE entertainment for kids of all ages. The Croton-on-Hudson Police Department, a full-time 24-7 force, consists The county-owned Croton Point Park hosts several yearly events, of a Chief and police officers, parking enforcement officers, crossing guards including Historic Hudson Valley’s Pumpkin Blaze at Van Cortlandt Manor and a police dispatcher. Among the department’s major programs are D.A.R.E.

30 2018-2019 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE -HTPS`-YPLUKS`=PSSHNL .YLH[:JOVVS:`Z[LT 4VYL In a recent article, “The Wall Street Journal” called the Village of Croton “a picturesque, riverfront village . . . awash in history, culture and small-town ambience.” That’s a perfect description of our thriving community, nestled in the hills between the Hudson River to the west and the Croton River to the south. Containing roughly five- square-miles, the Village of Croton-on- Hudson is home to about 8,000 people. We’re a diverse, family-friendly village, ranging from descendants of the Italian stone masons and Irish laborers who built the nearby New Croton Dam to artists and writers who have been attracted to the area since the early 1900s, when radicals and bohemians settled on Mt. Airy and in Harmon to many who find it an ideal place to live close to New York City. We’re blessed with a small, highly-ranked school system, an excellent library, a major train station with an enviable schedule of express trains to and from New York City, and unparalleled access to parks, nature preserves, trails and other recreational opportunities. Croton has many strong civic organizations, including a volunteer fire department, Rotary and Lions Clubs, an educational foundation, sports leagues, arts and environmental organizations and groups devoted to preserving and presenting Croton’s rich history. Our small village is rich in natural beauty. Its rugged topography and location on both the Hudson and Croton Rivers provide a dramatic landscape with parks and open spaces offering a wide range of passive and active outdoor activities. There are nearly 15 miles of walking and “Dark House,” a law enforcement endeavor to prevent burglaries. In trails in the village, including the beautiful Croton Landing Park along addition to the Auxiliary Police Force, which assists the department with crowd the Hudson River. There are places to launch boats and put in kayaks and and traffic control at special events in the village, Croton is served by the canoes on both the Croton River and the Hudson. In the summer you can Westchester County Police and the New York State Police. swim at Silver Lake and in the winter you can ice skate on the Duck Pond. There’s always something happening—whether it’s concerts and FIRE & AMBULANCE outdoor films in the summer at Senasqua Park, lectures and story time Croton’s Fire Department, led by Chief Chris Columbo, is a volunteer at the Croton Free Library or yoga classes at the Municipal Building. organization that provides fire protection to the village. The department’s Annual events include Summerfest in the upper village, the Clearwater five fire companies are housed in three firehouses. Approximately 180 Festival and Teatown’s Hudson River Eaglefest at Croton Point Park, the members respond to hundreds of fire calls every year. Stop by a firehouse Harry Chapin Memorial Run Against Hunger and the Great Jack O’Lantern on Monday evenings at 7 pm to learn more about volunteering. No prior Blaze at historic Van Cortlandt Manor. firefighting experience is necessary, and all training and equipment are So whether you’re looking for a great place to start a family or start a provided by the department. (www.crotonfd.org) The Village’s Emergency business—come to Croton! Medical Services headed by Captain Tom Mosler responds to ambulance calls and is also always looking to expand its volunteer base. The EMS Sincerely,y department is housed at 44 Wayne Street. Stop by Wednesdays at 7:30 pm to learn more. (www.crotonems.org)

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home to a collection of more than 80,000 books, reference materials, music 5 HISTORIC HIGHLIGHTS CDs and movies (DVDs & Blu-ray). In addition, there is access to wireless (For more information, visit www.crotononhudson-ny.gov) Internet, as well as exhibits by local artists, lectures and other special events. For children, Story Time and arts and crafts programs are regularly scheduled, In 1677, Stephanus Van Cortlandt, who later became the first among other activities (www.crotonfreelibrary.org). native-born mayor of New York City, began acquiring land to build his manor. EDUCATION Most students in the Village of Croton attend classes in the Croton-Harmon A 1718 census counted 91 inhabitants in the manor, including School District (www.croton-harmonschools.org). Residents located in the Dutch settlers and English Quakers, most of whom settled around Northern section of the Village are part of the Hendrick Hudson School District. Mount Airy and the Croton Valley. Many of these early settlers worked on farms or the mills that were developing along the RECREATION Croton River. The Croton Recreation and Parks Department has something for everyone, from preschoolers to seniors. By the 1800s, farming, shipping, ship building, and flour and Services for seniors include holiday parties, special trips (museums, brick manufacturing had become the predominant industries, dinner theaters and Atlantic City), information sessions and a shopping bus. along with working on such ambitious projects as the railroad, the The Community Room, located in the Municipal Building, is the site for Croton and New Croton Dams, and the New Croton Aqueduct. The teen and senior citizen activities. construction of these projects brought an influx of German, Irish and Italian immigrants who came to work and settle here. This Village parks and facilities include: influx significantly increased the population of the village and the Black Rock Park surrounding areas so that, by the time of its incorporation in 1898, Croton Landing the village’s population had 1,000 residents (which would steadily Duck Pond Park grow to more than 1,700 residents by the early 1900s). Dobbs Park Echo Canoe Boat Launch In 1903, electric trains began operating out of the old Grand Central Firefighters Memorial Field Terminal as construction began on a steam terminal at Croton Point. Harrison Street Playground This was where trains would switch over from electric to steam Silver Lake power in order to continue the trip north past Croton-on-Hudson. Senasqua Park Most of the land acquired for the engine terminal was purchased Sunset Park Playground from Clifford Harmon, a real estate developer. In time, two separate Vassallo Park communities, Mount Airy and Harmon, were incorporated into the Manes Field Village. Mount Airy was a Quaker enclave into the 1800s but evolved Gouveia Park in the early 1900s into a summer colony that attracted many Brinton Brook Sanctuary Greenwich Village artists and writers. Graff Sanctuary Croton Point Park (County owned and operated). In the 2000s, the Village of Croton-on-Hudson has developed into an intimate but thriving residential and cultural community, with TRANSPORTATION easy access to surrounding points of commerce and special interest. The Village is home to the Croton-Harmon train station, a major transportation hub on MTA Metro-North Railroad’s Hudson Line, as well as AMTRAK.

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Chris Columbo, Fire Chief 914-271 2693 Contact Phil Dinkler, Emergency Medical Services 914-862 1600 0UMVYTH[PVU Sandra Bullock, Village Treasurer 914-862 1419 Pauline DiSanto, Village Clerk 914-271 2013 Frank Balbi, P.E., Supt. Of Public Works 914-271-3775 www.crotononhudson-ny.gov 1 Van Wyck Street Mark Duncan, Recreation Supervisor 914-271 3006 Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 (914) 271-4781 Valerie Nolan, Senior Citizens Program Director 914-271 3006 Fax: (914) 271-2836 Hours: Mon. - Fri., 8:30 am - 4 pm Daniel O’Connor, Village Engineer 914-271 4783 Brian Pugh, Mayor 914-374-3960 Joe Sperber, Assessor 914-271 4783 Trustees: Ann Gellelli, Amy Attias, 914-271-4781 Ronnie Rose, Office of the Village Engineer/Planning 914-271 4783 Sherry Horowitz, Ian Murtaugh and Zoning Janine King, Village Manager 914-271-4848 Peter Anfiteatro, Fire Inspector 914-271 4783 Russ Harper, Police Chief 914-271 5177 Jeanne Romeu, Court Clerk 914-271 6266

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36 2018-2019 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Education PEEKSKILL SCHOOL DISTRICT Dear Peekskill Community, 1031 Elm Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 I am honored to serve the Peekskill Interim Superintendent Mary Keenan Foster community as Interim Superintendent District Office (914) 737-3300 for the 2017-2018 school year. The new Website www.peekskillcsd.org academic year comes with the promise Email [email protected] of many exciting opportunities for our students and I am looking forward to Hillcrest Elementary School continuing our collaborative efforts 4 Horton Drive (914) 739-2284 alongside all District and community Oakside Elementary School stakeholders. 200 Decatur Ave (914) 737-1591 Over the summer, our District and building leaders, School Learning Teams Uriah Hill Elementary School (SLTs), curriculum writers, special 980 Pemart Ave. (914) 739-6972 educators and clinical staff worked together to design District and school comprehensive plans that will Woodside Elementary School guide our work with students this year. Literacy is central to every plan 612 Depew Street (914) 739-0093 and encompasses all content areas with high expectations for academic Peekskill Middle School excellence for every student. In addition to this focus on literacy, we 212 Ringgold Street (914) 737-4542 are also increasing student learning opportunities in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics). Peekskill High School As we continue to extend our reach from our classrooms into the 1072 Elm Street (914) 737-0201 greater Peekskill community, here at PCSD we are sustaining and growing the Community School Model by working with long-standing community partners and inviting new partnerships into all of our schools. With the help of our newly implemented Peekskill Basics initiative, we are reaching out to the parents and caregivers of our youngest children, birth through age three, to offer vital information and educational resources to ensure these future students build a strong foundation in their earliest years. Thanks to our District’s recent award of New York State’s My Brother’s Keeper Grant, we look forward to pairing students at the middle and high school levels with mentors to provide additional academic and emotional support while further strengthening our community ties. At Peekskill, we are committed to each and every child in the District, and we believe each individual holds within themselves the ability to achieve whatever they dream. As educators, it is our job to assist parents and caregivers in nurturing our children’s abilities and dreams. With that responsibility in mind, we promise to teach every child to be a competent and confident learner, but this is not a task that can be done in isolation – we must all work together for the common good of our children’s successful futures. I urge you to be an active for students in Grades K-5 and an Elementary Enrichment program for participant in our District and invite you get involved by exploring students in Grades 2-5 which offers all students the opportunity for volunteer opportunities at our schools and by coming to our Board of academic enrichment. The District has strong arts and music programs Education meetings, events and workshops. with many longstanding and new community partnerships. Finally, please know I welcome your feedback and encourage you Students in Grades 6-8 attend the Peekskill Middle School which to share your ideas for our District. I am happy to meet and discuss is located in a state-of-the-art building. Each grade has its own these topics upon appointment, or at our quarterly Coffee with the dedicated space, or “house,” within the building. The Middle School Superintendent meetings in the Administration Building. Thank you for is technologically advanced and has a professional performance supporting our District as we work to provide academic excellence for auditorium, double gymnasium, and competition-sized swimming pool. every student, every day. I wish you all a wonderful school year. And, finally, students in Grades 9-12 attend Peekskill High School which offers many enhanced programs. The high school’s Freshman Sincerely yours, Academy ensures all incoming freshmen are offered the educational foundation to prepare students for their high school, college and career Mary Keenan Foster ventures. Numerous advanced placement and college-level courses are offered. An innovative internship program is also offered to seniors. A Mary Keenan Foster, Ed.D. modern planetarium is part of a strong science curriculum, including Interim Superintendent of Schools a program of independent mentored research. Peekskill High School’s Summit Academy provides an alternative learning program focused on individualized attention, differentiation and social/emotional learning.

HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 37 Excelling in the 3 A’s: Academics, arts and athletics! The Lakeland Central School District is the largest suburban school district in Westchester County located along the Education border of Westchester and Putnam counties. Consequently, it includes parts of six towns. The District educates approximately 5,800 students in grades kindergarten through twelve. They are housed in five elementary schools, a middle school, and two high schools. The District also offers pre-K programs and space for before-and-after school child care. The Lakeland district offers a wide range of co- and extra-curricular activities in the areas of academics, arts and athletics. Our award- winning debate, science research, and Destination Imagination teams, as well as our Future Business Leaders program, are complimented by numerous musical and dramatic performing groups, monthly art exhibits from all schools and more than 95 athletic teams. The District also provides facilities for more than 25 community organizations, clubs, and parent groups. The Lakeland Central School District accepts the challenge of preparing students for a rapidly changing world. We provide the opportunity for all students to learn and succeed by promoting 3HRLSHUK*LU[YHS critical thinking and high academic standards in a safe and secure environment. Our practices and policies are shaped by: respect, :JOVVS+PZ[YPJ[ kindness, responsibility, accountability and honest and ethical behavior. One of the District’s key goals is to provide our graduates in a digital he Lakeland Central School District is the largest suburban school age with 21ST Century skills that will ensure their ability to communicate district in Westchester County, encompassing six towns and a and collaborate effectively to become productive citizens who can part of neighboring Putnam County. The district is comprised successfully pursue all individual interests beyond high school. Through of five elementary schools serving students in kindergarten T the “Smart Schools” Technology Bond, the District is in the process of through 5th grade, one middle school serving students in 6th through 8th providing computer devices for every student in the District. Classes in all grade, and two high schools serving students in 9th through 12th grade. schools now have access to technology as part of everyday instruction. The total student population is approximately 5,900 students. Several years ago, a $15-million safety and security bond was In Lakeland’s five elementary schools (Benjamin Franklin, George passed to upgrade security and communications in all facilities. The Washington, Lincoln-Titus, Thomas Jefferson and Van Cortlandtville), small work is being completed in the current school year. classes give students a solid start to lifelong learning beginning with a Lakeland provides information to the surrounding community through full-day kindergarten program. All schools provide a standards-based an award-winning website (www.lakelandschools.org), district and school core curriculum at every grade level, grounded in solid pedagogy, and Facebook pages, two cable television channels and the superintendent’s differentiated for a diverse student body. All schools provide weekly art, district twitter page (@drgeorgestone). The district’s technology program is music, physical education and media classes, and outside organizations regularly recognized in the region for its excellence. provide a range of after-school activities. A nine-member Board of Education governs the district and The Lakeland Copper Beech Middle School utilizes a team approach establishes policies. District and school administration are dedicated to teaching, a model widely adopted and well-suited to learners of this and caring educators who work hard to help make the Lakeland Central age group. A comprehensive curriculum that includes the core subjects School District the best it can be. We are also proud of parents and (English language arts, math, science and social studies) is supplemented community supporters that provide valuable support. by classes in art, music, technology, consumer studies, computer On behalf of the Lakeland Central School District Board of Education technology and foreign language. Students participate in a wide range and Administration, I welcome your comments, questions, suggestions of after-school clubs and activities including Drama Club, Science Club, and input as we move forward. You are invited to contact me via email Midnight Run, Destination Imagination and the National Junior Honor at [email protected], or by phone at 914-245-1700, ext. 222. Society. The middle school has been designated a national “School to

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20 Advanced Placement or AP courses, a robust music and art program, 1086 East Main Street, Shrub Oak, NY 10588 forensic science, robotics, college-level courses in English and business, a Superintendent Dr. George E. Stone career experience program for high school seniors, and the opportunity District Office (914) 245-1700 to participate in an online learning environment. The district’s high Website www.lakelandschools.org schools are well represented with active dramatic arts programs. Students Email [email protected] can also take advantage of a science research program and work with Benjamin Franklin Elementary School nationally and internationally renowned experts. 3477 Kamhi Drive Education To prepare learners for college and career readiness, the Lakeland Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 (914) 245-7444 Central School District embraces technology as a means to achieve George Washington Elementary School academic success and acquire the 21st Century skills necessary in today’s 3634 Lexington Avenue global economy. Every classroom has access to computers and SMART Mohegan Lake, NY 10547 (914) 528-2021 Boards, as well as a separate technology lab. All buildings are equipped Lincoln-Titus Elementary School with high speed fiber optic and wireless Internet access. Laptops, tablet 10 Lincoln Avenue devices and video conferencing capability are used daily in all schools. Crompond, NY 10517 (914) 528-2519 Students also participate in numerous after-school activities and Thomas Jefferson Elementary School clubs including Future Business Leaders of America, student government, 3636 Gomer Street musical theater, chorus, orchestra, jazz band, community service and Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 (914) 245-4802 leadership organizations, and a nationally-renowned debate team. Van Cortlandtville Elementary School Student musicians have been recognized throughout the area as well as in 3100 East Main Street statewide competitions. District students take an active role in their local Mohegan Lake, NY 10547 (914) 528-1354 communities and often participate in activities ranging from blood and Lakeland Copper Beech Middle School food drives to raising money for local animal shelters and disaster relief. 3401 Old Yorktown Road More than 95 interscholastic sport programs are offered for girls and Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 (914) 245-1885 boys in grades 7 through 12. The interscholastic athletic teams excel Lakeland High School both on the field and in the classroom earning statewide recognition as 1349 E. Main Street Scholar Athletes. Historically, the district’s teams have also won state, Shrub Oak, NY 10588 (914) 528-0600 league and sectional championships. The Lakeland High School Field Walter Panas High School Hockey team has won eleven New York State Championships and eight in 300 Croton Avenue a row (through 2016.) The Walter Panas High School Volleyball team is the Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 (914) 739-2823 2016-17 Class A New York State Champions.

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HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 41 To the Hudson Valley Gateway Community, It gives me great pleasure to introduce you to the Hendrick Hudson School District, where we challenge students to inspire, explore and discover each day. Education The Hendrick Hudson School District is located along the majestic Hudson River and encompasses Buchanan, Verplanck, Crugers, Montrose, and portions of Cortlandt Manor, Croton-on-Hudson and the City of Peekskill. /LUKYPJR The district includes Buchanan-Verplanck, Frank G. Lindsey and Furnace Woods /\KZVU Elementary Schools, each serving grades K-5; Blue Mountain Middle School, serving :JOVVS+PZ[YPJ[ grades 6-8; and Hendrick Hudson High School, serving grades 9-12. The district offers a comprehensive technology plan integrated into K-12 instruction, a full-day kindergarten program and a balanced he Hendrick Hudson School District encompasses Montrose, assessment program. We are especially pleased to provide programs that Buchanan, Verplanck and part of Peekskill and Croton-on- meet the needs of all of our students, including a full continuum of special Hudson. It has three elementary schools, one middle school education services, enrichment programs, after school clubs and activities and one high school. and summer programs. T National surveys of top American school districts regularly include As part of its overall mission, the Hendrick Hudson School District strives to have a “a dynamic, innovative and supportive educational the Hendrick Hudson School District in their rankings, and the education community” to ensure that “each student is an engaged, passionate website Niche recently named the district among the 100 best in New York learner who achieves his or her maximum potential and contributes to State. Niche’s ranking factors included state test scores, college readiness, society.” Accordingly, students receive instruction in computers, art, graduation rates, and SAT/ACT scores. music and technology, in addition to a core curriculum. Special Hendrick Hudson High School’s rigorous and relevant curriculum education, an elementary enrichment student program and vocational offers more than 20 Advanced Placement courses and 18 college-level education through BOCES are also available. College level courses for courses. These include partnerships with Rochester Institute of Technology, high school students include foreign languages, social studies, science, The University at Albany, and Syracuse University. Students can pursue English, math, and art. Students have the opportunity to study in the challenging tracks in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and fields of engineering and the biomedical sciences at the high school. Mathematics) areas, including Science Research, Biomedical Science, Science research skills and application of sciences, technology and Engineering and Computer Science. math are a focal point of the district. Hendrick Hudson students shine in the district’s rich visual and Many interscholastic sports and extracurricular activities at the performing arts programs. Students from kindergarten through high school high school level and intramural sports at the middle school level are are immersed in the arts, with concerts and performances throughout the also offered. year, as well as innovative visual art programs within each school. This fall, Hendrick Hudson High School inducted 10 students into the National Art Honor Society. Our student athletes have earned an array of Sectional, Regional and State Championships, and Hendrick Hudson can boast of an impressive number of Con Ed Scholar Athlete and New York State Scholar Athlete Team awards. Sailor pride runs deep, with more than half of our students in grades 7 to 12 participating in athletics. Hendrick Hudson’s talented graduates are regularly accepted into top tier colleges and universities across the country. At the same time, our local residents’ property taxes are among the lowest in the region, making our district’s high quality education a great value. Learning extends beyond the school year in the district, where rich educational opportunities are provided over the summer months. These include credit-bearing courses for high school students, STEM-themed camps and for middle and elementary school students, special education programs for elementary students as well as programs in art, music and drama. Our schools are the heart of our community, and whether you discover what our amazing students are up to in the classroom, attend a performance or cheer at an athletic event, I am delighted to welcome you to “Sailor Country.”

Regards,

Joseph E. Hochreiter Superintendent

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HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 43 Dear Members of the Croton-Harmon School Community, Welcome to the 2017-18 school year. We look forward to new experiences and relationships for the children of our school district, our faculty and staff, and you the Education parents of our children. This year we are beginning the implementation of our new five year education plan. Representatives of the school community- educators, board of education members, parents, and students helped to craft a plan that identifies steps we will take to increase student learning. The focus of the plan is critical and creative thinking for problem solving. Over the course of the 2017-18 school year, you will see actions taken that will operationalize the six strategies associated with the education plan: Strategy One: Forge a consensus on definitions and meaning of critical and creative thinking for problem solving. Strategy Two: Build an aligned goal setting process relative to critical and creative thinking for problem solving and have a clear connection to other things that teachers and students are/have been doing. Strategy Three: Ensure that there is a common definition for problem and project based learning and that all students have opportunities to pursue/ practice them in all curriculum areas. Strategy Four: Develop a district-wide assessment system that captures student performance for critical and creative thinking for problem solving and *YV[VU/HYTVU allows for feedback and accountability for skill obtainment. Strategy Five: Incorporate the practice and support of critical and creative :JOVVS+PZ[YPJ[ thinking for problem solving into the teacher observation rubric and the instructional feedback process. he Croton-Harmon School District has received both state Strategy Six: Create a comprehensive communications structure and and federal distinctions for its outstanding overall programs and strategy to improve teachers’ and stakeholders’ understanding of the goal facilities. For instance, the Carrie E. Tompkins Elementary School setting process and the ongoing efforts to align and connect long-term and Pierre Van-Cortlandt Middle School have been designed as improvement efforts to mission and vision of a successful graduate. T In summary, our strategic education plan will focus on taking the national “Schools of Excellence.” The high school was honored by the New York State Board of Regents for its educational initiatives and innovations, necessary actions to achieve our school district’s mission: in conjunction with the Compact for Learning Program. An average class size of 20 students enables Croton students to “We are committed to challenging all students, community inclusion, and receive personalized attention. The Pierre Van Cortlandt Middle School fostering respect. We will develop skills that enable students to become effective has a Social Action Club consisting of more than 20 students dedicated to communicators, problem solvers, and researchers who are independent learners improving the quality of life for people and animals who are in need in the responsible for their own learning.” community and abroad. We will keep you informed throughout the year as our implementation of the education plan unfolds. Please know that as a member of the school community, your input is CROTON-HARMON SCHOOL DISTRICT valued. Should you have a question or a problem, please follow the protocol 10 Gerstein Street, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 of contacting the teacher first. If the problem is not resolved, you can then Superintendent Dr. Edward Fuhrman contact the building principal or assistant principal for assistance. In unusual District Office (914) 271-4713 cases, when a problem cannot be solved at the building level, please contact Website www.croton-harmonschools.org our assistant superintendent, Dr. Deborah O’Connell, or me. We want to be respectful of everyone in the process. Our experience has been that problems Carrie E. Tompkins Elementary School are best resolved when this protocol is followed. 8 Gerstein Street (914) 271-2147 All of us - parents, our board of education, teachers, and staff will continue to strive for excellence for our children. As we begin to implement our five Pierre VanCortlandt Middle School year educational plan we anticipate a school year filled with wonderment and 3 Glen Place (914) 271-2191 excitement. Let the journey begin!

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Putnam Valley Elementary School • Functions appropriately in family, workplace, community 171 Oscawana Lake Road (845) 528-8092 and society • Makes informed moral judgements and ethical decisions Putnam Valley Middle School • Recognizes and responds to the needs and rights of others 142 Peekskill Hollow Road (845) 528-8101 • Actively engages in the enhancement and preservation of the environment Putnam Valley High School • Participates in the democratic process 146 Peekskill Hollow Road (845) 526-7847 • Demonstrates an awareness of community and responsibility to the community

To help achieve such high standards, School Superintendent Dr. Frances Wills is well equipped with more than 22 years of superintendent experience, having spent sixteen of these years in the Briarcliff Manor Union Free School District. She also served as a teacher, assistant principal, /HWXVEHWKHQH[W school principal and director of curriculum, as well as a university professor. Most recently, she was charged with creating a Professional FKDSWHULQ\RXUFKLOG·V Development Center at Pace University School of Education. ONCE KDSSLO\HYHUDIWHUUPON Finally, an active sports program completes the district’s high ideals and parents will probably find a perfect sport or activity to meet the needs of their children – from cheerleading and to soccer, from field hockey to football, and from swimming to tennis. A TIME3HHNVNLOO+ROORZ5RDG That said, the current Putnam Valley school year is expected to end 3XWQDP9DOOH\1< on a high note of accomplishment.  RQFHXSRQDWLPHSUHVFKRROQHW

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;OL4HUP[V\:JOVVS The Manitou School 1656 Route 9D, Cold Spring, NY 10516 (845) 809-5695 he Manitou School was originally established in 2014 with Website www.manitouschool.org 50 students attending from preschool through fourth grade. Education It offers a full-immersion Spanish and English bilingual Tprogram, progressive teaching methods and a warm, engaging academic experience to establish a solid foundation for lifelong learning. environment where children can learn and grow. Through a community of like-minded students, parents, and educators, it While the school was once housed in a little red cottage on Old provides a setting where children achieve their full potential, becoming Manitou Road in Garrison, New York, it is now located at the Plumbush engaged citizens in our local and global community. House in charming Cold Spring, New York. Built in 1867 and listed on the “We believe in combining academic excellence, progressive thinking, National Register of Historic Places, the scenic campus contains more and creativity so that children can master both core knowledge and than 14,000 square feet of overall space with its building and grounds skills. Our teaching philosophy emphasizes understanding how each providing multiple spaces for children to learn and explore. child learns. This enables us to tailor each child’s education to meet their In keeping with the Algonquin meaning of the world “manitou,” to potential and reach higher levels of academic thinking.” honor and respect the innate spirit that exists in all things, the school The Manitou School expects to expand the school curriculum up to “nurtures and respects the unique spirit within each child. Its mission is the eighth grade in the near future. For more information, please visit the “to develop children’s intellectual curiosity and foster their natural quest above website or call directly. Maria Stein-Marrison is the director and a for knowledge. It provides children with a challenging and nurturing managing partner of the school. 7\[UHT5VY[OLYU>LZ[JOLZ[LY)VHYKVM *VVWLYH[P]L,K\JH[PVUHS:LY]PJLZ)6*,: OCES provides high quality, cost effective programs and data analysis and locally developed, state-of-the-art curriculum. Our services to its component school districts and beyond. It prides Center for Educational Leadership provides professional development itself in being highly innovative and customer responsive, and degree programs for current and aspiring public school leaders in Bwith services that are recognized repeatedly for excellence partnership with several prestigious institutions of higher learning. Our at the regional, state and national levels. According to BOCES District Regional Personnel Services provides, among other resources, an online Superintendent, Dr. James M. Ryan: application service to more than 350 districts, assisting them in recruiting exceptional candidates for district vacancies. A review of the latest PNW BOCES Services Guide shows a wide Putnam|Northern Westchester BOCES works closely in partnership range of service offerings. In Special Education we are proud to be able with all of our school districts to develop the best possible responses to to feature new possibilities in self-sufficiency and educational success their service needs. We are proud of the appreciative feedback we have for severely challenged students, as well as provide unique educational received from the students, parents, teachers, administrators and school experiences for those students who are disengaged. districts we serve, and we look forward to continuing our partnership with you to ensure the success of all students and educators in our region. Our Career and Technical Education Center offers a variety of training opportunities to middle and high school students, including Career Putnam/Northern Westchester Academies, which integrate academics with technical training. We also Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) teach thousands of adults who are changing careers, learning English 200 BOCES Drive, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 (914) 245-2700 or pursuing a delayed high school education. Our Curriculum Center Website www.pnwboces.org expands educators’ horizons through its highly regarded professional Superintendent James M. Ryan, Ed.D development programs in instruction, assessment, crisis management,

The Manitou School Putnam/Northern Westchester 1656 Route 9D, Cold Spring, NY 10516 (845) 809-5695 Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) Website www.manitouschool.org 200 BOCES Drive, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 (914) 245-2700 Email [email protected] Website www.pnwboces.org THE FIELD Superintendent James M. Ryan, Ed.D SERVICEBYTE LIBRARY

50 2018-2019 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRIVATE SCHOOLS Education Rippowam-Cisqua Upper Campus 439 Cantitoe St. Briarcliff Manor 914-244-1250 www.rcsny.org Saint Theresa’s School 300 Dalmeny Road Briarcliff Manor 914-762-1050 www.sttheresa.net The Manitou School 1656 Route 9D Cold Spring 845-809-5695 www.manitouschool.org Saint Columbanus School 122 Oregon Road Cortlandt Manor 914-749-1200 www.st-columbanus.com Masters School 49 Clinton Ave. Dobbs Ferry 914-479-6400 www.mastersny.org Maria Regina High School 500 West Hartsdale Ave Hartsdale 914-761-3300 www.mariaregina.org Solomon-Schechter School 555 West Hartsdale Ave. Hartsdale 914-948-8333 www.solomon-schechter.com Rippowam-Cisqua Lower Campus 325 West Patent Road Mount Kisco 914-244-1200 www.rcsny.org Saint Ann’s Parish School 16 Elizabeth Street Ossining 914-941-0312 www.stannoss.org Saint Augustine’s School 381 North Highland Ave. Ossining 914-941-3849 www.staugustineschool.org Assumption CCE 920 First Street Peekskill 914-737-0680 www.assumptionpeekskill.org

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Our Lady of Loretto 24 Fair Street Cold Spring (845)265-3718 Cold Spring Methodist Church 12 Orchard Street Cold Spring (845)265-3365

Kingdom Hall/ Jehovah’s Witness 1071 Oregon Road Cortlandt Manor (914)528-2715 Church of the Holy Spirit 1969 Crompond Road Cortlandt Manor (914)737-2316 Van Cortlandtville Methodist Church 296 Locust Ave. Cortlandt Manor (914)737-6174 Seventh Day Adventist Church 123 Oregon Road Cortlandt Manor (914)737-2847 Annsville Baptist Church 749 Albany Post Road Cortlandt Manor (914)739-1714 Saint Columbanus Church 122 Oregon Road Cortlandt Manor (914)737-4705

Asbury United Methodist Church 17 Old Post Road South Croton on Hudson (914)271-3150 St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church 6 Old Post Road North Croton-on-Hudson (914)271-3501 Holy Name of Mary 110 Grand Street Croton on Hudson (914)271-4797 Good Shepherd Chapel (Holy Name of Mary) 59 Young Ave. Croton on Hudson (914)271-4797 Our Saviour Evangelical Church 56 Cleveland Drive Croton on Hudson (914)271-4632 Unitarian Univeralist Church 2021 Albany Post Road Croton on Hudson (914)271-4283

Temple Israel 140 Lake Drive Lake Peekskill (845) 528-2305

Faith Bible Church 3500 Mohegan Ave Mohegan Lake (914)526-4050 St. Mary’s Episcopal Church 1838 E. Main Street Mohegan Lake (914)528-3972

St. Augustine’s Church 381 N. Highland Ave Ossinning (914)941-0067

First Hebrew Congregation 1821 East Main Street Peekskill (914)739-0500 Church of the Comforter 1218 Park Street Peekskill (914)737-7614 Christ Community Church 1607 Main Street Peekskill (914)402-5253 Saints Peter & Paul Catholic Church 705 Shanandoah Ave. Peekskill (914)737-8249 Annsville Baptist Church 705 Hudson Ave Peekskill (914)739-3617 Peekskill Presbyterian Church 705 South Street Peekskill (914)737-3322 Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer 714 Hudson Ave Peekskill (914)293-0081 Spanish Church Tabernacle of Christ 944 Main Street Peekskill (914)739-5451 Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church 648 Harrison Ave Peekskill (914)737-6354 Mount Olivet Baptist Church 11 Rev. G. Franklin Wiggins Plaza Peekskill (914)737-7567 Peekskill United Methodist Church 1040 Main Street Peekskill (914)737-8544 Franciscan Sisters of Peekskill 250 South Street Peekskill (914)737-3373 St. Peter’s Episcopal Church 137 N. Division Street Peekskill (914)737-6312 Park Street A M E Zion Church 1220 Park Street Peekskill (914)739-8830 First Baptish Church 690 Highland Ave. Peekskill (914)737-0321 Seventh Day Adventist Church 523 Roosevelt Ave. Peekskill (914)739-7099 Islamic Center of Peekskill (Mojid Al-Tawheed) 103 N. Division Street Peekskill (914) 734-8143

Reformed Temple of Putnam Valley Church Road Putnam Valley (845)528-4774 Grace United Methodist Church 337 Peekskill Hollow Rd Putnam Valley (834)526-3788 Tompkins Corners United Methodist 721 Peekskill Hollow Rd. Putnam Valley (845) 528-7280 St. Luke’s Lutheran Church 65 Oscawana Lake Rd Putnam Valley (845)528-8858

United Methodist Church 1176 E. Main Street Shrub Oak (914)245-4682 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton 1377 E. Main Street Shrub Oak (914)528-3547

Temple Beth Am 203 Church Pace Yorktown Heights (914)962-7500 Yorktown United Methodist Church 2300 Crompond Road Yorktown Heights (914)962-5749 Yorktown Community Church 1645 Baptist Church Rd Yorktown Heights (914)962-5832 Yorktown Jewish Center 2966 Crompond Rd Yorktown Heights (914) 245-2324 Saint Patrick’s Catholic Church 137 Moseman Road Yorktown Heights (914)962-5050 Saint Andrew’s Advengical Church 2405 Crompond Road Yorktown Heights (914)962-9564 Church of the Nazarene 1243 Whitehill Road Yorktown Heights (914)245-4718 Community Church of Yorktown Baptist Church Road Yorktown Heights (914)962-5832 Yorktown Assembly of God 253 Mahopac Ave. Yorktown Heights (914)628-7444 Grace Lutheran Church 3830 Gomer Street Yorktown Heights (914)245-5737

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SPECIALTIES • The NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital Cheryl R. Lindenbaum Comprehensive Cancer Center focuses on the individual needs of the patient. • Cancer Center Services include chemotherapy, radiation oncology and surgical oncology. An Integrative Therapies Program provides cancer patients with medical education, nutritional guidance, healthy cooking classes, yoga and acupressure. • Centers for Rehabilitation include on-site and community- based specialties in hand, sports, vestibular, scoliosis management, lymphedema, and pelvic floor therapy; also available in the Cold Spring Dr. James Trapasso (right), Medical Director, NewYork-Presbyterian Medical and Croton locations. Group Hudson Valley, joins Chef Emilie Berner (left) for a “Physician in the Kitchen” • The Institute for Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine’s community education program about healthy eating options at the Chef Peter X. multidisciplinary team uses the latest wound-healing techniques and Kelly Teaching Kitchen. hyperbaric chamber. • The Chef Peter X. Kelly Teaching Kitchen hosts programs and classes aimed at using healthful eating as a way to promote health and prevent Academy of Sleep Medicine. chronic disease. • Winner of the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s 2017 Get With the Guidelines® —Stroke Gold Plus Quality NOTEWORTHY ACCOMPLISHMENTS Achievement Award with Target: Stroke Honor Roll Elite. • Magnet designation for Excellence in Nursing in 2007, 2012, and 2016. • The Ambulatory Surgery Team awarded the Press Ganey “Guardian of • The Cancer Center’s Ashikari Breast Center is fully accredited by Excellence” Award for improving the patient experience four consecutive times. the National Accreditation Program for Breast Cancers (NAPBC) for • Top Performer on Key Quality Measures® by the Joint Commission operational excellence as a high-level provider of quality breast care. (deleted comma) for Improving Quality and Safety. • The hospital’s Bariatric Surgery Program is accredited as a • Certified a “Baby Friendly” hospital by Baby Friendly USA and the World Comprehensive Center by the Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Health Organization for excellence in maternity care and breastfeeding support. Accreditation and Quality Improvement Program®. • Designated by the American College of Radiology as a Breast Imaging • The Center for Sleep Medicine is accredited by the American Center of Excellence.

54 2018-2019 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Bob loves the peace and quiet of fishing at the end of the dock. Bob also enjoys the peace of mind he gets from Phelps Medical Associates doctors. “My doctor keeps my cholesterol in check, my blood It’s not just because they keep him pressure in range and my fishing line in the water.” healthy, it’s the whole Phelps Medical Associates experience. From the ease of making an appointment to the compas- sionate care from doctors who really listen. Bob says, “It’s doctors the way you wish they would be.” Croton-on-Hudson 440 So. Riverside Ave. (ShopRite Plaza): internal medicine, cardiology, PHELPS NORWELLendocrinology, HEALTH gastroenterology, nephrology, obstetrics/gynecology, rheumatology 914-269-1700 Other locations: Briarcliff Manor, Dobbs Ferry, Elmsford, Ossining, Sleepy Hollow, Tarrytown Same-day appointments often available

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helps Medical Associates, Phelps Memorial Hospital Center’s primary and specialty care medical group, provides quality, personalized medical care at practices conveniently located on Pthe hospital campus and in the surrounding communities. In the modern, spacious Phelps Medical Associates facility in Croton- on-Hudson, located in the ShopRite plaza, patients have access to skilled, compassionate primary care physicians as well specialists in cardiology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, obstetrics/gynecology and rheumatology. For patient convenience, Phelps Hospital radiology services are available at the Croton site, including 2-D and 3-D mammography, bone densitometry, ultrasound, breast ultrasound and diagnostic X-ray. Beyond routine healthcare, Phelps Medical Associates offers patients special programs such as the Care Management Team, which provides comprehensive supportive services to individuals with complex medical issues, helping to ensure that their medical, social welfare, medication and medical equipment needs are met. The team includes RN case managers who assist patients in various ways from making sure that they understand their medical diagnoses to helping them find transportation to doctors’ appointments and being involved with transitions to assisted living arrangements. Phelps Medical Associates, in conjunction with the Visiting Nurse Association (VNA) of Hudson Valley, established a telehealth program to provide ongoing care and improve quality of life for high-risk patients who are at risk for repeated hospitalizations and need chronic disease management. The program extends the continuum of care into the home where equipment is installed to enable patients to obtain measurements for blood pressure, pulse rate, oxygen levels and weight, all of which are transmitted to a monitoring station. If there is an abnormal result, a telehealth nurse contacts the patient to determine the cause and follows up with his or her primary care provider as necessary. In addition to Croton-on-Hudson, Phelps Medical Associates has practice locations in Briarcliff Manor, Dobbs Ferry, Elmsford, Ossining, Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown. Phelps Hospital in Sleepy Hollow, NY Same-day appointments are often available. To make an appointment with a Phelps Medical Associates physician, call 914-269- 1900 or visit phelpsmedicalassociates.org.

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HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 59 COMMUNITY CLUBS ORGANZIATIONS American Legion Post 274 936 McKinley St. Peekskill 914-482-8230 www.Bfi[email protected] BNI - Business Networkers International 634 Main Street Peekskill 914-236-2078 www.bnibusinessnetworkers.com Boy Scouts of America 41 Saw Mill River Road Hawthorne 914-773-1135 www.scouting.org BPO Elks Lodge #744 1038 Brown Street Peekskill 914-737-0744 www.elks.org Capuchin Family Ministries “781 Route 9D, P. O. Box 192” Garrison 845-424-3609 www.capuchin.org Caring for the Homeless of Peekskill 200 North Water Street Peekskill 914-736-2636 www.chophunger.org Christopher Columbus Society 1847 Crompond Road Peekskill 914-907-8240 www.ccsofpeekskill.org Cortlandt Senior Citizens Club 29 Westbrook Drive Cortlandt Manor 914-528-1464 www.townofcortlandt.com Courtlandt Masonic Lodge #34 F & A. M. 109 Sixth Street Verplanck [email protected] Croton Caring Committee 38 Penfield Ave Croton-on-Hudson 914-271-4979 www.crotoncaring.org Croton-Cortlandt Food Pantry 19 Old Post Road Croton-on-Hudson 914-271-5309 www.foodpantryincroton.org Croton-on-Hudson Lions Club P.O. Box 296 Croton-on-Hudson 914-271-5200 www.crotonlions.org Croton-Harmon Education Foundation P.O. Box 172 Croton-on-Hudson www.crotonfoundation.org Embark Peekskill 925 South Street Peekskill 914-671-7772 www.embarkpeekskill.com Family Resource Center 1000 Orchard Street Peekskill 718-230-1379 www.thefamilycenter.org Food Bank for Westchester 200 Clearbrook Drive Elmsford 9140923-1100 www.foodbankforwestchester.org Fraternity Dunderberg Masonic Lodge #942 F. & A. M. n/a n/a n/a www.masonpost.com Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson 2 Great Oaks Lane Pleasantville 914-747-3080 www.girlscoutshh.org Guiding Eyes for the Blind 611 Granite Springs Road Yorktown Heights 914-245-4024 www.guidingeyes.org Hand to Mouth Players P.O. Box 163 Montrose 914-734-4336 www.htmplayers.com Hendrick Hudson Education Foundation P.O. Box 114 Montrose n/a www.hhcef.net Hendrick Hudson Lions Club P.O. Box 45 Montrose 914-980-9519 www.henhudlions.org Keon Center 2 John Walsh Blvd. Peekskill 914-737-6980 www.keoncenter.org Knights of Columbus Council 462 P.O. Box 288 Peekskill 914-266-0462 www.kofc462.webs.com Lakeland Education Foundation 1086 E. Main Street Shrub Oak 914-245-1700 www.lakelandeducationfoundation.org Lincoln Society of Peekskill P.O. Box 2097 Peekskill 914-218-7066 www.lincolnsociety.com Make a Wish Foundation 832 South Broadway Tarrytown 914-478-9474 www.wish.org National Maritime Historical Society 5 John Walsh Blvd Peekskill 914-737-7878 www.seahistory.org Networking Professionals of Westchester P.O. Box 436 Yorktown 914-263-4415 www.westchesternetworking.com Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Society 106 Shedd Place Verplanck 914-261-1719 www.ourladyofmountcarmelsociety.com Peekskill Arts Alliance P.O. Box 840 Peekskill 914-461-3275 www.peekskillartsalliance.org Peekskill Education Foundation P. O. Box 489 Peekskill www.peekskilleducationfoundation.org Peekskill Faculty Association “PMS, 212 Ringgold Street” Peekskill 914-737-4542 www.pfateachers.com Garden Club of Peekskill 605 Nelson Avenue Peekskill 914-589-4589 www.gardenclubofpeekskill.com Peekskill Lions Club n/a n/a 914-739-6432 www.peekskilllionsny.lionwap.org Peekskill Nutrition Program 2 Nelson Ave Peekskill 914-734-4250 www.cityofpeekskill.com Peekskill Senior Citizen Club 2 Nelson Ave Peekskill 914-734-4254 www.cityofpeekskill.com Put/No. Westchester Woman’s Resource Center “935 S. Lake Blvd., #2” Mahopac 845-628-9284 www.pnwwrc.org Rotary Club of Cortlandt Manor P.O. Box 101 Peekskill 914-217-6640 www.cortlandtmanorrotary.com Rotary Club of Croton-on Hudson P.O. Box 323 Croton-on-Hudson 914-271-2196 www.rotary7230.org Rotary Club of Peekskill P.O. Box 344 Peekskill 914-737-0315 www.peekskillrotary.com Salvation Army 117 Nelson Ave Peekskill 914-737-0280 Sisters in Support 13 S. Divison Street Peekskill 914-382-9226 St Patrick’s Parade Committee P.O. Box 135 Peekskill Support Connection 40 Triangle Center Yorktown 914-962-6402 www.supportconnection.org The Friends Network 8 Peach Lake Road Brewster 845-278-0820 www.thefriendsnetwork.org This is Me Foundation n/a Peekskill 813-323-0975 www.thisismefoundation.com Van Cortlandtville Historical Society 297 Locust Ave. Cortlandt Manor 914-736-7868 www.vancort.net

Hudson Valley Charter Service, Inc. Putnam/Northern Westchester Women's Recourse Center 935 South Lake Blvd., Ste. #2., Mahopac, NY 10541 Tel: 845.628.9284 Fax: 845.628.9272 HUDSON 24 HOUR HOTLINE: 845.628.2166 e-mail: [email protected] PUTNAM/NWwww.pnwwrc.org VALLEY The Putnam/Northern Westchester Women's Resource Center Providing advocacy, education and services to the community in orderWOMEN’S to create a safe supportive environment that Pleasing people one mile at a time eliminates violence against women and children 6 DogwoodCHARTER Road, Cortlandt Manor, New York 10567 and promotes gender equality. [email protected] PEACE IN THE WORID www.HudsonValleyCoach.com BEGINS WIIH PEACE IN THE HOME Phone: 914-788-1000 Fax: 914-788-9215

60 2018-2019 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUSINESS RESOURCE LINKS Small Business Development Center Small businesses within the Hudson Valley Gateway region will find a wealth of helpful information to help them prosper and grow their he Small Business Development • Understand the importance of a establishments through the following agencies. Center is located at Rockland business plan Log onto to the resources listed below to see how Community College, 145 College • Discover sources of funding they can assist in assessing your company’s goals Road, Brucker Hall, in Suffern, New • Prepare for e-commerce and business objectives. Also, checkout this year’s York, but don’t let the location deceive you. • Identify avenues for exporting goods Spotlight on the Small Business Development Since 1987, its expert advisors what is a the & services Center and its varied and useful services, all of tri-county nonprofit group have advised • Develop marketing plans which are free of charge. more than 18,000 businesses in Rockland, • Assess an invention’s viability Community Capital New York (CCNY) Westchester and Putnam counties, “helping • Comply with licensing & regulations www.ccrhv.org them to invest $733,365,000 in the area’s NYS Business Development Corporation economy while creating or saving 10,384 jobs.” For more information, visit its (NYBDC) And, thanks to its partnership in the public and aforementioned website. In addition, a nearby www.nybdc.com. private sectors, all of its services are free. SBDC outreach site is conveniently located NYS Small Business Development Center According to its website, www.nyssbdc. at the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of (See Spotlight) org, any entrepreneur or commercial operation Commerce’s headquarters, One South Street www.nyssbdc.org. that calls New York home is a candidate for any in the downtown area of Peekskill Putnam County Economic Development one of its many and varied counseling services. (914-737-3600). The SBDC group generally Corporation (EDC) It can navigate any business around the many meets at the Chamber’s offices on Tuesdays www.putnamedc.org. obstacles found along the path to success. For or by appointment. Rockland Economic Development Corp. instance, the center helps its clients: www.redc.org. Small Business Association (SBA) www.sba.gov. Westchester County Office of Economic Development (OED) www.business.westchestergov.com Center for Business Planning www.businessplans.org SCORE www.score.org The Gullotta House - Giving Back & More My Own Business www.myownbusiness.org Nolo he Gullotta House was formed for the respect and the ability to spend more time with www.nolo.com charitable purpose of aiding residents one’s family, and can give residents the ability to give back to their own community while Working Solo in Westchester County who face www.workingsolo.com financial or other hardships. Its main building on new and existing relationships, it is goal is to help families as they get on their feet a win-win situation.” All Biz and improve the quality of life for them. Some www.all-biz.com of Gullotta’s services include food vouchers, Some of the ways Gullotta House raises TRANSPORTATION scholarships, outings, holiday assistance and money is through private and corporate Amtrak more. The non-profit group’s founder and donations as well as fundraising events. One Reservations & Information (800) 872-7245 president, Matthew Gullotta, speaks of his own such event is the “Escape from Sing Sing Polar www.amtrak.com experience by stating: Plunge” whereby participants do just that - Bee Line Bus Transportation right into the chilly waters of the Hudson River. Schedules (914) 813-7777 “After hitting the worst financial hardship As a further note, this dual purpose February www.beelinebus.com due to extreme, unexpected medical situations, event also benefits the Leukemia & Lymphoma we were able to get some relief but when our Society as well. For more information: Greyhound Bus Transportation Fares and Schedules (800) 231-2222 income passed the eligible amount, we were www.greyhound.com then denied. Thank goodness for Ossining Gullotta House CAP (part of WestCOP) and Family Ties of 72 North State Road Metro-North Commuter Railroad Westchester for providing respect, compassion, Briarcliff, NY 10510 Schedules and Fares (212) 532-4900 www.mta.info food and scholarships to ease my family’s pain. 914-525-0744 If Gullotta House can offer the precious gift of www.gullottahouse.org Metro Pool Incorporated Commuter Services Information (800) FIND-RIDE www.metropool.com Stewart International Airport (845) 838-8200 www.panynj.gov Westchester County Airport (914) 995-4860 www.airport.westchestergov.com HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 61 REAL STATE

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Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage- Annette Gasparo 1392 Albany Post Road ccording to the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce’s Surroundings Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520 Magazine, the Hudson Valley’s real estate market is looking strong and the (914) 271-8500 X 122 outlook is bright. That’s what real estate brokers Clayton Livingston (Coldwell Banker) and Joseph Lippolis (Berkshire Hathaway Home Services River Towns Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage- A Lisa Turner Palmaffy Real Estate) indicated when queried on one of the hottest topics around the region. 1392 Albany Post Road According to Livingston, the region’s key real estate strengths are proximity to New Croton on Hudson, NY 10520 York City, affordability and transportation, meaning Metro North and Amtrak, as well as (914) 879-4066 major highways that go north and south, east and west. “We have a very strong market,” Livingston claims. “For Cortlandt, the median price per square foot has gone up 3.8 Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage- percent in the past year. The number of days on the market is down 11 percent from last Suzanne Welch year. Closed sales are up by 16.7 percent.” 1392 Albany Post Road Similarly, Lippolis cites low mortgage rates, low unemployment and the short Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 commute to New York City among the region’s greatest strengths. “The areas of (914) 557-3760 Northwestern Westchester and Southern Putnam Valley have always enjoyed more affordable homes than in other parts of Westchester County,” he states. “Median home MORTGAGE COMPANIES A.S.A.P. Mortgage Corp. prices in Croton, Peekskill and Cortlandt have always trailed other markets in 2062 E. Main Street Westchester County which stands around $625,000.” Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 Fortunately, whatever community strikes the interest of potential buyers today, there (914) 736-9230 are a number of real estate professionals out there to help initiate the search for the perfect home - whether it’s a condo, co-op, townhome or single family home. NJ Lenders Corp. We list some of these offices and professionals below for the reader’s edification: Peekskill, NY 10566 (914) 861-5870

REAL ESTATE COMPANIES North County Sotheby’s Sun Mortgage Company, Inc. Better Homes & Garden Rand Realty International Realty 2 Robbie Road 1270 Pleasantville Road 2 Croton Point Avenue Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510 Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 (914) 736-2889 (914) 762-1020 (914) 271-5115 DEVELOPERS BHHS-River Towns Real Estate United Real Estate LLC Acadia Realty Trust 133 Grand St. 937 South Street 3121 East Main St, Suite 100 Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 Peekskill, NY 10566 Mohegan Lake, NY 10547 (914) 271-3300 (914) 788-6339 (914) 526-4995

BHHS-River Towns Real Estate REAL ESTATE AGENTS Kearney Real Estate & Development 983 Main Street BHHS-River Towns Real Estate - Ken Kearney, President Peekskill, NY 10566 Maria Campanelli 34 Clayton Blvd. Suite A (914) 739-5300 133 Grand St. Baldwin Place, NY 10505 Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 (845) 306-7705 Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage (914) 271-3300 1392 Albany Post Road Diamond Properties Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520 BHHS-River Towns Real Estate - 333 N. Bedford Road (914) 271-8500 John Milone Mt. Kisco, NY 10549 983 Main Street (914) 773-6214 Houlihan Lawrence Peekskill, NY 10566 PO 650, Route 6 (914) 584-8711 Minskoff Grant Realty Jefferson Valley, NY 10535 55 Church Street, Suite 10601 (914) 962-4900 BHHS-River Towns Real Estate - White Plains, NY 10601 Grace Patalano (914) 686-7300 Integrity Realty of the Hudson Valley 983 Main Street 1112 Main Street Peekskill, NY 10566 HOME INSPECTION Peekskill, NY 10566 (914) 552-1560 Red Mill Home Inspections (845) 355-7744 115 Red Mill Rd Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 (914) 879-1734

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he Hudson Valley Gateway Region stretches from Croton-on- Hudson in Westchester County to Putnam Valley in Putnam County – and beyond. Mostly, the valley is a family-oriented region Tthat celebrates, explores and even parties at regularly scheduled events. From one-day holidays that commemorate the history of a town or village to a weeklong Italian feast of food, fun and games, there’s always a plethora of outdoor/indoor activities that dot the Hudson Valley Gateway calendar. Residents and visitors alike will surely agree that there’s never a dull moment in the valley. Listed below is just a sampling of area events for the Gateway region – namely, Buchanan, Croton-on-Hudson, Cortlandt, Peekskill, Putnam Valley and Verplanck. But, for an extended list, log onto www. hvgatewaychamber.com. Please note that all dates are subject to change, so please confirm by logging on to corresponding website.

BUCHANAN MARCH Buchanan St. Patrick’s Day Parade: St. Patrick’s Day: Usually scheduled in the Village of Buchanan on the first Sunday before St. Pat’s Day. This is a fun-filled fundraising event for the whole family. It also hosts CORTLANDT a kickoff dinner at the Fire House on another date preceding the main MAY event. For more information, visit www.buchananstpatricksparade.com. The Annual Shop & Dine Cortlandt Initiative – Town-Wide: What could make the merry month of May any happier than a special shop- SEPTEMBER and-dine event as sponsored by the Town of Cortlandt and the Hudson Buchanan Day – The Pavilion: September 22, 2018. The festive Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce. As usual, it’s celebrated in autumnal annual event offers food, activities and entertainment for the May, all month long. To make it easy and affordable, look for whole family. Log onto www.villageofbuchanan.com to confirm the date participating businesses and promotional discounts at the town’s website or email the recreation supervisor for the latest emails on special events, (www.townofcortlandt.com). happenings and camp updates at [email protected].

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The following events are sponsored and organized by the Peekskill Business Improvement District (BID), an urban agency that supports downtown public markets because they improve the quality of life for residents and introduces visitors to all that downtown has to offer – from small local businesses to amazing restaurants and cafes. Please visit BID at www.downtownpeekskill.com for more information.

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Farmers Market – Bank Street, Downtown: Saturdays, June through November: In the age of farm-to-table consciousness, the Peekskill Farmers Market meets the demand and is one of the oldest in the Hudson Valley, established more than 20 years ago. The market attracts approximately 20,000 visitors annually. It has built a loyal following by working closely with a diverse group of farms and artisanal craftsmen, and continuing to improve and expand in order to meet the growing demand for fresh, local food and family fun. Farmers Photo by Bill Powers Market features a variety of locally grown products and flowers, SEPTEMBER fresh seafood, grass-fed beef and pork, prize winning New York State Cortlandt Family Fun Day – Cortlandt Train Station: September cheeses, fresh baked goods, New York State wines, and many other 8, 2018. Vendors, games, music and food and beverage convert this artisanal food items and products. For more information, log onto commuter station into a field of festive fun for adults and children alike. www.downtownpeekskill.com. Get the low-down at www.townofcortlandt.com. Flea Market Downtown Peekskill: Sundays, April through CROTONONHUDSON November: This marketplace is accented by a diversity of vendors FEBRUARY selling antiques, vintage items, used and unique items, collectibles and Teatown’s Annual Hudson River EagleFest: Usually scheduled the handmade pieces of interest. Located in the heart of the downtown, first Saturday in February. Celebrate the return of the eagle to the lower this Flea is located between Main and Park Streets. For more Continued on Page 66 information, log onto www.downtownpeekskill.com.

HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 65 creatively decorated with hundreds of cleverly carved pumpkins set all ablaze. Refreshments, exhibits and crafts complete the festive atmosphere which is a real treat for the whole family. Gather more info at www.hudsonvalley.org. -LZ[P]HSZ ,]LU[Z PEEKSKILL JANUARY New Year’s Day Polar Plunge: January 1. Scheduled annually at the Peekskill Riverfront, Polar Plunge is open to the public and sponsored by The Quiet Man Public House, a popular restaurant in the downtown area. Whether you show up as a plunger or a spectator, the event is fun for everyone and raises money for the This is Me Foundation, a local nonprofit that raises awareness of alopecia as well as money for college scholarships. For more information, contact Lauren Brady by the end of December 31 prior to the event year. To sponsor a plunger or to donate money to this worthy cause, visit www. newyearspolarplunge.org or email polarplunge@ thisismefoundation.com.

Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Continued from Page 65 at 1 p.m. starting at Veteran’s Corners and Commerce Annual Awards Gala: Usually ending in the Upper Village. The event pays held on the last Saturday of January. This Hudson Valley with Teatown’s Annual Hudson tribute to everyone’s favorite season with a year’s (2018) nighttime event was held at the River EagleFest located at Croton Point Park. Fireman’s Parade, as well as food, crafts, music, Mansion at Colonial Terrace, Cortlandt Manor. The group gathers from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Event activities and more. It’s a day of fun for the At the annual dinner, awards were presented includes demonstrations, bird walks, bus tours whole family so get all the details from these to selected individuals and businesses that have to viewing sites and more. For more information, websites: www.village.croton-on-hudson.ny.us demonstrated excellence in their chosen fields log onto www.hudsonriver.com/events. or www.hvgatewaychamber.com. or have had a civic impact on the communities in which they live or serve. For more information, JUNE OCTOBER log onto www.hvgatewaychamber.com. Croton Summerfest - Upper Village: The Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze - Van Sunday, June 3, 2018. “Summer in Croton” kicks Cortlandt Manor: Reserve your autumn FEBRUARY off with its annual Summerfest Celebration. weekends (October and through most of Lincoln Society of Peekskill Parade and As always, Summerfest starts with the annual November) for the Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze. Re-Enactment Speech: Usually scheduled Community and Fireman’s Parade which begins Van Cortlandt Manor is the event site and it is the third Saturday of February. Sponsored by the Peekskill Museum and the Lincoln Society, the annual event runs from 1-4 p.m. This is a big day in Peekskill as the organization is the oldest Lincoln Society in the U.S., having been established in 1903. Everyone meets at the exedra at South Street in commemoration of Lincoln’s historic railroad stop while he was en route to his inauguration in Washington DC. (Some attendees continue the celebration with a local “pub crawl” called “Drinkin’ and Linkin” in downtown Peekskill.) For more information, visit www.lincolnsocietyinpeekskill.org or www.cityofpeekskill.com.

MARCH Peekskill St. Patrick’s Day Parade: Usually scheduled on the last Saturday before St. Pat’s Day, 2018’s Annual Peekskill St. Patrick’s Day Parade was a fun-filled event as it marched through the downtown area with festive floats and performances. Participants included area schools, community groups, dignitaries,

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MAY Cinco de Mayo – Downtown Peekskill: Saturday, May 5, 2018. Festive annual event attracts people from all over the region to this colorful celebration of Mexican history, complete with entertainment, food, beverage and more. For more information, log onto www.hvgatewaychamber.com or www. rubensmexicancafe.com.

Garden Club of Peekskill Annual Plant Sale – Riverfront Green: Saturday, May 12, 2018. Regularly scheduled down by the river on the Saturday before Mother’s Day. Enjoy the spring atmosphere of strollers, boaters and bench-sitters, as well as a wonderful selection of flowering and leafy plants toaccent the home or garden – or as a thank you gift for mom. For information, email wide range of open studio tours of furniture Downtown Peekskill: Saturday, June 16, [email protected] designers, musical instrument makers, video 2018. Hosted by the Peekskill Youth Bureau artists, painters, sculptors, photographers and the City of Peekskill, this annual parade JUNE and more. For more information, log onto is scheduled from 2pm-4pm and the festival Peekskill Artist Open Studios: Saturday www.hvgatewaychamber.com. is from 4pm-8pm. Admission to the festival and Sunday, June 2-3, 2018. The Peekskill art is free. For more information, log onto community offers residents and visitors a Juneteenth Parade and Celebration - Continued on Page 68

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www.cityofpeekskill.com. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Society 96th Italian Feast – July 11-15 2018 JULY Riverfront Concert Series: Scheduled on selected evenings in July, 2018. The series features local and regional talent set against the historic ounded in 1922 by a small group of Italian immigrants, Our Hudson River at the beautiful Riverfront Green next to the Peekskill Train Lady of Mt. Carmel Society is a nonprofit Italian American -LZ[P]HSZ ,]LU[Z Station. For more information, log onto www.cityofpeekskill.com. Club located on 8th Street in Verplanck, New York. Today, the society has approximately 135 members, plus a Ladies AUGUST Auxiliary of approximately 30 members. While its mission has always The Hudson Valley Exposition: Saturday, August 4, 2018. Originally been to support the community and its neighbors through donations created by the HVG Chamber after WWII to boost business and spur and charitable work, the society puts a spin on things because it does the economy, the Exposition is part world’s fair and part community so “while keeping the Italian tradition alive.” Of course, that means celebration. The full bounty of the Hudson Valley will be on display eating, partying and giving thanks every year at its annual feast, an blending our past, present and future. Meet the artisans, the businesses, event that has become quite a “foodie” celebration, enjoyed by people the industries, the farmers and the people who put the Hudson Valley on the map. Enjoy food, arts, crafts, games entertainment and end the from all ethnic and religious backgrounds. This year will mark its 96th day with a five-hour music show that will rock the green. Admission celebration but it is already revving up for its centennial celebration and donation suggested. For more information, log onto www. just four years away with a book of memories and recipes. According hvgatewaychamber.com or call 914-737-3600 for further information. to its website, “The Feast is our main source of funding and we look forward to hosting it every year. We have the distinction of being the SEPTEMBER longest running feast in the Hudson Valley.” Road Knights Car Show – Riverfront Green: Sunday, September 16, Other events that the society has hosted through the years have 2018. Established in 1955, members of the car club proudly line up their included Las Vegas Night, the annual Chubby Capicotti Memorial Golf vintage automobiles for public viewing - and some ole time reminiscing. Outing, dinners, clambakes and picnics. And, too, the society takes For more information, log onto www.roadknightsautoclub.com. pride in awarding its annual college scholarship. Hudson Valley Irish Festival – Riverfront Green: Saturday, This year’s annual Italian feast – said to be the longest-running September 22, 2018. Showcasesthe Hudson Valley’s finest, live Irish Italian feast in the Hudson Valley - will run from July 11 to July 15, music accented by crafts, food and drink at Peekskill’s Riverfront Green Wednesday through Sunday. The five-day celebration of Italian Park. For more information, log onto www.hudsonvalleyirishfest.com. heritage, culture and cuisine not only includes great Italian food but games, rides, music, entertainment, jewelry, toys, novelty vendors Peekskill Rotary Horse Show & County Fair: Saturday and Sunday, and there’s even dancing in the street when the sun goes down. As October 22-23, 2018. Spend a fall weekend at Blue Mountain Park for a always, there will be a Sunday mass, an impressive procession and long-running annual festival that includes a lot of autumn fun and an a Grand Finale fireworks display that everyone will enjoy. For more impressive equestrian show and competition. For more information, log information, log onto www.olmcv.org. onto www.peekskillrotary.com.

DECEMBER SEPTEMBERSEPPTEMBBER Peekskill Make Me Merry: December 1-31 in downtown Peekskill. PutnamPutnam VValleyalley 20201818 TTownown DaDayy – LeLeonardonard WaWagnergner PPark:ark: TownTown DaDayy is This month-long event celebrates the end of the year in holiday style, held in September, Date To Be Announced. Vendors, food, games, rides, beginning with the Christmas Tree Lighting and caroling in the streets. fireworks and more fill the autumn day. For more information log onto The festive holiday event commences in the beginning of December and www.putnamvalley.com. ends with a fabulous ball drop, fireworks and a host of other festivities on New Year’s Eve. For more information, log onto www.downtownpeekskill. VERPLANCK com for all the details. July 11-15 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Society PUTNAM VALLEY (see special Spotlight in section) SUMMER MONTHS Sunset Series: Entertainment kicks off Friday, June 15, 2018, at Please Note: All dates posted here are subject to change or have Leonard Wagner Park. It takes center stage throughout the summer yet to be determined. Please check all websites for current status months. For more information, log onto www.pvpr.com. of all events.

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he Hudson Valley Gateway region is accented by a wide variety of historic sites that enhance its diverse background, as well as museums and art centers that enlighten and entertain. From restoration houses and estates to a now defunct railroad station that has been transformed in a commemorative museum, and a world class military academy to a restored performing arts theater listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and so much more. That said, consider the following sampler of the many interesting and fun things there are to do in the valley.

HISTORIC HUDSON VALLEY Historic Hudson Valley is a not-for-profit educational organization that owns, restores, preserves, interprets and promotes historic landmarks of national significance throughout the valley for the benefit and enjoyment of the general public. These landmarks possess documented historical integrity, architectural for its collection of fine art, including works by 3-Philipsburg Manor distinction, superb decorative and fine arts Pablo Picasso, as well as its collection of classic Philipsburg Manor was a thriving 18th Century collections, and displays of exceptional automobiles and horse-drawn carriages housed in working estate of farming, milling and trading as landscaping. They also host a number of its Coach Barn. owned by the Philipses, a family of Anglo-Dutch special events and exhibitions. Visit www. merchants. The property includes a 300-year-old hudsonvalley.org for more information. Some 2-Montgomery Place manor house, a working gristmill, an old Dutch barn of these sites include: The scenic views, majestic old trees and formal and an activity center, among many other features. gardens of Montgomery Place make it an ideal, Visitors may participate in a variety of hands-on 1-Kykuit: The Rockefeller Estate tranquil spot for enjoying nature at its best. Located activities like threshing wheat and also learn about Kykuit is a pre-eminent Hudson Valley in Annandale, New York, a new 10-part series called slavery as it existed in the colonial north. landmark featuring remarkable architecture and the “American Arcadia” is now available to visitors. gardens, world-renowned art, enthralling history It interprets Montgomery Place through “the lens 4-Sunnyside: Washington Irving’s Estate and spectacular scenery. Once of the home of American environmental history, with particular A visit to Sunnyside is an authentic experience to four generations of the Rockefeller family, focus on the women who shaped the property,” of 19th Century life in America – an enchanted Kykuit is listed on the National Trust for Historic as well as the landscaping of its grounds and the riverside adventure in a romantic landscape Preservation. It is particularly noted architecture of its buildings. designed by Irving, himself, one of America’s first

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Castle, Caterpillar Cavern and much more. Gothic Revival mansions in America. ([[YHJ[PVUZ There is also a hospitality tent with desserts and Designed in 1838 by Alexander Jackson baked goods from local eateries for all to enjoy. Davis, Lyndhurst began as a country villa www.hudsonvalley.org in the “pointed style.” During the Civil War, Davis was commissioned to double the THE LINCOLN DEPOT MUSEUM size of the mansion, creating the massive The Lincoln Depot Museum is located within residence that survives today. Throughout a 3,000-square-foot, 19th Century freight and its history, the house has been enhanced and passenger railroad depot where the president- enriched by three families: the Pauldings, elect Abraham Lincoln once stopped to greet an Merritts and Goulds. admiring crowd on the way to his inaugural in Throughout the calendar year, Lyndhurst Washington, DC. Accordingly, it is “Dedicated to hosts concerts, exhibitions, lectures, plays and perpetuating the name, ideals and memory of productions, craft shows and more. Recent Abraham Lincoln and to explore and encourage events have included Mansions of the Gilded patriotism.” The museum explores the many Age, Jay Ghoul’s House of Curiosities, the Sunset fascinating connections between Abraham Jazz Series, Crafts of Lyndhurst, Tours with a Lincoln and New York including its regiments, Halloween Twist, among others. In addition, railroad, industrial waterfront and the abolitionist wedding and event space is available. movement. As stated on its website, “exploring Lyndhurst welcomes all visitors but please and celebrating Abraham Lincoln’s historic stop note that all tours require walking on hilly grounds in Peekskill is crucial to remembering our nation’s and the ability to be standing for approximately internationally acclaimed authors (best known democratic heritage and its effect on local history one hour. Only the first floor of the mansion is for “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow”). Hear his life - a legacy that we must not let evaporate from handicapped accessible. story told by interpreters in mid-19th Century public awareness.” And, too, the City of Peekskill Lyndhurst grounds are open to the public attire, picnic on Sunnyside’s exquisite grounds and maintains the oldest Lincoln Society in the every day from dawn until dusk (log onto take a guided tour of his home which historians country, having been founded in 1903. website for schedule). Visitors are encouraged have appropriately called a “three-dimensional One of the ways the Lincoln Depot to enjoy the site by using the many walking autobiography of his life.” Foundation explores these themes is by focusing trails. Restroom facilities are available to on the contributions of four “Peekskillians” who walkers during the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. 5-Union Church of Pocantico Hills dedicated themselves to public service and who in the Bowling Alley, at the west end of the Prized stained-glass windows by European made significant contributions in forging the property along the river walk. The Lyndhurst masters Henri Matisse and Marc Chagall, as Lincoln candidacy and re-election: Chauncey property is closed during hazardous weather. commissioned by the Rockefeller family in the Depew, William Nelson, Peter Cooper and Henry Visit www.lyndhurst.org 1950s, adorn this unassuming country church Ward Beecher. within a lovely country setting. These are no Visitors to The Lincoln Depot Museum can PARAMOUNT ordinary church windows. View them and hear the review aspects of New York history through HUDSON VALLEY THEATER behind-the-scenes stories concerning their creation multi-media, exhibitions, interpretive signage and The Paramount Hudson Valley Theater and installation. “All who visit the Union Church printed materials; and learn about how the efforts brought in the new year, 2018, with its “Shadows enjoy a unique and surprising aesthetic and spiritual of four impassioned leaders with ties to Peekskill of the 60s” celebration and, based on its calendar experience. Step inside and be inspired.” shaped, supported and impacted America’s most of upcoming events, it’s not about to stop rocking. remarkable Presidency. Upcoming performers for the year include Pat 6-Van Cortlandt Manor The Lincoln Depot Foundation has a Benatar, Blue Oyster Cult, Al Stewart, Three Dog An 18th Century estate that showcases how number of rich primary resources to draw upon Night, Uriah Heep and many more. life was lived by the Van Cortlands, a prominent, in telling this story including, but not limited The theater, originally was designed by patriotic family, just after the Revolutionary War. to, artifacts, newspaper articles, photographs, George and Charles Rapp, architects for Netco Owned by Pierre Van Cortlandt, first lieutenant maps and archival research materials that are Theatre Corporation, a subsidiary of Paramount governor of New York, the estate includes available through The Field Library of Peekskill, Pictures. It was completed in 1930 as a 1,500-seat the Manor House with Colonial and Federal NY. The Foundation also has valuable input from movie palace. Until 1973, when it was sold to furnishings, as well as a fully-equipped colonial local and national Lincoln historians, including a private party, it was owned and operated by kitchen. It also features the Ferry House, an 18th Harold Holzer, Brian Caplan and Lance Ingmire, Paramount Pictures. The City of Peekskill acquired Century tavern for food, drink and lodging for all of whom have pledged their support for the structure through a tax lien in 1977. those who traveled along Albany Post Road, the development of this museum. During the The theater has been designated as a among other options. Famous for its autumnal year, many special events and exhibitions are Westchester County Landmark and is listed on Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze, new to manor also scheduled all of which are particularly both the New York State and National Register of is LIGHTSCAPES, “a walk-through, land-art popular with the general public. Visit www. Historic Places. It is now operated by Red House experience” held over 26 spring evenings. This lincolndepotmuseum.com for more information. Entertainment whose owner, Kurt Heitmann, illumination festival made its debut in 2016 was born and raised in Peekskill. Fully restored to and is expected to return. It features interactive LYNDHURST its original glamour, the Paramount is Northern experiences that include the Bubble Tunnel, Luna Lyndhurst is a National Historic Landmark Westchester’s leading music and performing Moth creations, the River of Light, Colorwheel and widely acknowledged as one of the finest arts venue showcasing internationally known

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performers, entertainers and recording for Contemporary Art artists, as well as post-performance meet-and-greet events. he Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art is a non-profit arts and education Past performers over the past organization founded by the Marc and Livia Straus Family. The center is dedicated several years have included Chris Botti, to the development and presentation of exhibitions and interdisciplinary programs Rick Springfield, Peter Frampton and that enrich our understanding of contemporary art, its contexts and its relationship ([[YHJ[PVUZ 4\ZL\TZ  /PZ[VYPJ:P[LZ Herman’s Hermits, among many other to social issues.Former HVCCA is also committed to the enrichment of Peekskill, a multicultural leading performers and family shows. Some community that has recreated itself as a major arts destination. The HVCCA operates a recent and/or upcoming “meet-and-greet” 12,500-square foot space where it hosts an international artist-in-residence program and events include, or have included, David Cassidy, offers major exhibitions, long-term installations, special events, educational programs, Boz Scaggs, Little River Band, Three Dog Night, lectures and more. Wynonna Judd, America and Bob Newhardt, This year’s exhibition, “Between I and Thou,” includes artists from many different areas of among others. the globe. It explores human interconnections that address personal, cultural, religious and For an up-to-date list of upcoming events and national identity. The works reflect the human need to tell the story of self and society, offering booking of tickets, call 914-739-0039. Visit a rich conversation about the sameness and differentness among us. There is an emphasis on www.paramounthudsonvalley.com the inclusion of senior artists whose works cogently reflect lives lived across significant changes in history. “Between I & Thou” celebrates this diversity. Visit www.hvcca.org PEEKSKILL MUSEUM Located at 124 Union Avenue, the Peekskill “HVCCA is the most dynamic contemporary art site in Westchester… Maybe one day, these Museum is a community supported cultural regional, more experimental art places might supersede art-stately New York City.” organization. Founded in 1946 with the — Ben Genocchio, New York Times acquisition of the former Herrick family home (c. 1878), this Victorian venue has been offering various exhibits and programs since 1976. With the primary focus on local history, people, events and historic objects of past times, Peekskill and Cortlandt are highlighted at the museum in several ways. It offers permanent and temporary exhibits, as well as seven large display rooms with examples of previous industrial production in both cast iron cooking and heating stoves. The museum also has remainders of the former Standard Brands and Fleischmann Company products, as well as the former Peekskill Chemical Company, the forerunner of the Binney & Smith Company that now markets Crayola brand products. Another exhibit contains several large historic maps while the Children’s Room features some curious items including a 1936 soapbox racer, a Velocipede bike of the late 1800s, and even a giant string ball. More than that, several years ago the Peekskill Museum spearheaded the discovery of information that strongly suggests that this area’s “yellow brick road” was a major inspiration to the literary classic, “Wizard of OZ,” which has been covered by the media, including the CBS Morning Show. While the museum is extremely proud of that discovery, it is equally proud of its Baseball History Exhibit which contains a vast display of old photographs, uniforms, equipment and even signed balls. In addition, there are baseball programs that range from Peekskill Military teams to 20th century Twilight League company/organization teams, and from Todd Murphy, Samuel, 2016, Oil on Plexiglas with archival digital print and branches

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Professional Minor League teams at the turn mbark Peekskill is a nonprofit ([[YHJ[PVUZ of the 20th century to the Peekskill Highlanders coalition of performers, writers 1946-49. and community performers The museum often hosts special events “committed to an arts center throughout the year– particularly its Annual establishment for everyone.” Located at 12 Christmas Party which is free to the public and North Division Street, Peekskill, New York, which showcases an old-fashioned Christmas Westchester magazine once called Embark complete with music and treats. Peekskill as the “best avant garde community These items and topics are why the arts organization” and named it a winner in museum is worthy of a special visit as well as its annual Best of Westchester 2016 edition. membership support. The staff looks forward More specifically, it said “a melting pot of to sharing a little bit of Peekskill history with artistic celebration, this multi-cultural alliance you. Visit www.peekskillmuseum.org champions socially conscious self expression, an ambitious array of workshop, professional U.S. MILLITARY ACADEMY performances, dance classes, ambient music AT WEST POINT ensembles, improv, open mic, storytelling The U. S. Military Academy at West Point is slams and more. a four-year, co-educational, federal, liberal arts According to its website, www. college located 50 miles north of New York City. embarkpeekskill.org, “we support It was founded in 1802 as America’s first college artists and companies who create, collaborate and teach; create opportunities for community of engineering and continues today as the participation in the arts; and produce performances, workshops and events.” (One of its biggest world’s premier leader-development institution, events of 2017 was its Holiday Concert Gala featuring jazz vocalist Alexis Coles’ The Magic consistently ranked among top colleges in the of Disney Love Songs, held at the historic McGurty residence in Peekskill, formerly St. Mary’s country. Its mission remains constant— to Convent.) For more information, call 914-671-7772 or log onto the website listed above. educate, train, and inspire the Corps of Cadets so that each graduate is a commissioned leader of character committed to the values of Duty, Honor, Country and prepared for a career of requirements, etc. AAlsolso alallowlow adadditionalditional time to • Visitor’sVisitor’s CenterCenter professional excellence and service to the enter the post if attending popular events such as • West Point Cemetery nation as an officer in the U. S. Army. football games and concerts. Visit www.usma.edu • West Point Museum Recently, U.S. News & World Report’s Best and www.westpoint.edu • Concerts and shows at Eisenhower Hall Colleges 2017 edition ranked the U.S. Military West Point Sampler of Events, Sites • Cadet Review schedule and parades Academy No. 1 on high school counselor’s Top and Attractions: • Constitution Island Picks list for National Liberal Arts Colleges. This is the fourth consecutive year West Point has been ranked as a top pick by high school counselors. In the Best Engineering Programs category, at engineering schools whose highest degree is a bachelor’s or master’s, West Point ranks No. 4 overall, and also ranks No. 4 for its civil engineering program in the Best in the Specialties category. West Point is not open for self-guided tours but visitors may take a nominally priced, guided tour of the Academy’s grounds departing from the West Point Visitors Center. Entrance to West Point is allowed for business purposes, visiting staff, faculty and cadets who live on the premises, as well as for those attending public events, concerts or sports. A valid photo ID is required for all adults 16 years of age and over, and children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Please visit one of the two websites listed above to derive more specific information regarding access to West Point and tour

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hen it comes to one of America’s favorite pastimes, flea market and outlet shopping, the Hudson Valley Gateway region answers the call loud and clear. For flea markets, Peekskill has grown in popularity over the years for its annual flea market held on Sundays, April through November. Located on Bank Street, in the historic downtown area of the city, this flea attracts people from near and far. On Saturdays, Bank Street is also the site for a growing farmer’s market. This, too, has become a very popular pastime as it is a great way to purchase locally grown produce and related items including wine, gourmet cheese and even specialty soaps. According to the Peekskill’s Business Improvement District or its website www.bidpeekskill. BEACH SHOPPING CENTER com: The Peekskill Farmers Market is the standout weekend activity of our vibrant waterfront 1827-1885 East Main Street & community. Produce comes direct from local farms who bring regional vegetables, mushrooms, 47-50 Dayton Lane and organic meat (chicken, beef, pork, rabbit, turkey, and sausages). You’ll find award winning Peekskill, NY 10566 New York State cheese, bouquets of flowers, honey & maple syrup. Local bakers bring fresh www.dlc.propertycapsule.com baked goods. Specialty food producers offer sauces, chutney, and salsa. We are proud to feature The Beach Shopping Center is a New York State craft beer, wine and cider. The Peekskill Flea Market is open to all sellers of 207,637-square-foot service and retail complex antiques, vintage, used, collectible or hand-made items of interest. The market usually runs from located on Route 6 (East Main St.). As a member of April through November. Stroll through the diversity of vendors because you’ll never know what the DLC Management Corporation, the center is you’ll find! To find out more about attending either event or to become a vendor, please call anchored by a Stop & Shop supermarket and is also (845) 528-7756. home to CVS, Planet Fitness, Super Cuts, Sherwin Further north, and according to www.Chronogram.com, there’s a whole world of treasure Williams, Jo-Ann and many more. Restaurants and hunting going on at the Stormville Airport Antique Show and Flea Market, Beacon Flea eateries include Pastel’s coffee shop, Ruchi’s Indian Market (items range from furniture to vintage designer handbags and even retro cookware), Cuisine, Emperor’s Choice for Asian cuisine, Nonna’s Mower’s Flea Market (one block from Woodstock’s Village Green), Rinaldi’s Flea Market in for Italian fare, a popular Kentucky Fried Chicken Poughkeepsie (featuring furniture, tools, records, books and more) and Middletown Flea and the newest addition - Salsa Fresca Mexican Market (said to be the valley’s largest indoor flea market with more than 200 booths and Grill – which has five other locations in Westchester regularly scheduled events like petting zoos and car shows). County and two in the state of Connecticut. There Then, approximately 30 minutes from Peekskill, in Central Valley, New York, is the famous is also a Child’s World Academy on the site. Service Woodbury Commons Premium Outlets. Here there is an outdoor shopping center of more retailers include Advance Auto Parts, Eagle Award & than 200 famous retailers and designers from Disney to Dior. Visit www.premiumoutlets.com Trophy, Beach Cleaners, Quest Diagnostics, Liberty for more information. Tax Service, Gentle Pediatric Dentistry, among many others.

BLUE MOUNTAIN PLAZA Office Max and other retailersretailers. Restaurants and conveniently located on Route 6, 6 just east of the 20 Welcher Ave. eateries include Panera Bread, Five Guys and Taconic State Parkway at 650 Lee Blvd, Yorktown Peekskill, NY 10566 Applebee’s and more. There is also a United Artists Heights, NY 10598. As Yorktown Height’s major Blue Mountain Plaza is a convenient multiplex that presents a wide variety of current shopping destination, it has more than 80 specialty neighborhood shopping center with a supermarket, movies and Acme Supermarket is one of the shops and eateries. The mall is anchored by McDonald’s, bank and a variety of other businesses, center’s most recent tenants. Macy’s and Sears department stores and is home services and restaurants. It is located several blocks to popular retailers such as The Children’s Place, from the Westchester Dine as well as Blue Mountain DOWNTOWN PEEKSKILL Express, Forever 21, Gap, H&M and Victoria’s Secret, Reservation, a popular county park for hiking, biking www.downtownpeekskill.com among many others. It recently added a number and other outdoor activities. Thanks to the efforts of ardent preservationists, of new retail operations including Dick’s sporting Peekskill’s downtown is still dominated by goods and Ulta beauty supply, and has a 400-seat CORTLANDT CROSSING architecture erected in the late 18th, 19th and food court featuring a growing number of dining East Main Street (North side) early 20th Centuries. Buildings that once housed offerings for all preferences. Mohegan Lake, NY 10567 various retail operations from yesteryear are now For more information, call (914) 245-4688 or www.acadiarealty.com home to artist lofts and studios, as well as a variety visit www.jeffersonvalleymall.com. Cortlandt Crossing is managed by the Acadia of services and retail businesses including Arthur Realty Trust and is located on the north side of East Weeks jewelry store, the Quirk Shop (an artisan ROUTE 6 CORRIDOR Main Street in Mohegan Lake. Currently a work in boutique and workshop), Bruised Apple for out- (Cortlandt Boulevard) progress, it is the sister property of the Cortlandt of-print books, CDs and DVDs, the Field Bookstore, Route 6 shopping is an area located between Town Center across the street. When completed, Past & Present antiques shop and The Coop Beach Shopping Center and Cortlandt Town Center. they will create a dynamic shopping mecca to the antiques shop, among others. It contains various services and establishments Northern Westchester region and beyond. The In past years the city’s Open Studios Event has of interest to consumers. Major among them are Crossing will be the home of the 67,000-square- been most popular, attracting people from near Kohl’s and Big Lots department stores. Relatively foot Shop Rite but it will have more than 50,000 and far. Scheduled in June each year, Open Studios new to the area are Starbuck’s and The Vitamin square feet of additional retail space, and more attracts approximately 3,000 visitors to its artists’ Shoppe, among other establishments. than 400 parking spaces in its parking lot. studios, boutiques, and art venues to view and shop their wares and works. More than 100 artists ROUTE 202 CORTLANDT TOWN CENTER participate. For more information on Open Studios, Running parallel to Route 6 is Route 202, a East Main Street (South side) visit www.peekskillartists.org. See Spotlight below main artery between the downtown district and Mohegan Lake, NY 10567 regarding its popular flea and farmer’s markets. locations east. Places of interest include a number www.acadiarealty.com of restaurants, a diner and a 24/7 Fitness Center, The Cortlandt Town Center is an extensive JEFFERSON VALLEY MALL among other options. shopping plaza located on the south side of Route 650 Lee Boulevard 6, approximately 3 miles west of the Taconic State Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 SHOPRITE PLAZA Parkway. Managed by Acadia Realty Trust, the www.simon.com 460 S. Riverside Ave. center is home to more than 50 stores, including Jefferson Valley Mall recently completed a Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 Barnes & Noble, Walmart, Home Depot, Pier 1, Old significant renovation program which included Anchored by ShopRite Supermarket, Navy, Dress Barn, Bed Bath & Beyond, Famous new exterior mall entrances, a transformed food Shoprite Plaza is offers personal services and Footwear, DWS, Marshall’s, Best Buy, Pet Smart, court and interior upgrades. The Mall is small retail operations.

74 2018-2019 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HISTORIC THEATERS UNIQUE VENUES

oing out to a show” in the historic Hudson Valley Gateway region was never as exciting and interesting as it is today. That’s because the facilities that host any one of a number of productions or performances that are staged in the valley on an annual basis are just as engaging as the productions they host. For instance, there’s a theater where Sarah Bernhardt once performed, a “lawn” in Bethel that witnessed the musical event of the century, Woodstock, and so much more. For the reader’s review, below is a sampler of such architectural, historic and state-of-the-art gems to consider when looking for something to do or, perhaps, a unique venue for a private or corporate event. BARDAVON 1869 OPERA HOUSE CARAMOOR CENTER EISENHOWER HALL Poughkeepsie, NY FOR MUSIC AND THE ARTS West Point, NY (845) 473-2072 Katonah, NY (845) 938-4159 Where Sarah Once Performed (914) 232-5035 The Beat of a Different Drummer: The The Bardavon 1869 Opera House is said to A Total Musical Experience: The Caramoor Eisenhower Hall Theatre at West Point is dedicated be the oldest continuously-operating theater in Center for Music and the Arts is a destination for to bringing great performances to the United New York State and certainly one of the oldest in exceptional music in classical, chamber, symphonic States Corps of Cadets - and to its friends and the country. Built in 1869, it originally served as and jazz. Its mission includes the mentoring of neighbors throughout the Hudson Valley. Open a venue for various performing arts, community young professional musicians and providing to the public, Eisenhower Hall Theatre is where meetings and celebrations. During this time, educational programs for young children. worldclass performers appear regularly, and where many notable figures of the day graced its stage Audiences are free to explore its lush grounds, the excitement of Broadway plays and musicals are including Sarah Bernhardt and John Barrymore. tour the historic Rosen House, enjoy a pre-concert standard fare. Opera, dance, symphony orchestras, Between 1923 and 1976, however, it served picnic, and discover beautiful music in the comedians, staged spectaculars, rock and country mostly as a cinema but, after 1976, it resumed relaxed settings of the Venetian Theater, Spanish are all on the menu. www.ikehall.com its heritage as a general performing-arts facility. Courtyard, Music Room of the Rosen House and its www.bardavon.org magnificent gardens. www.caramoor.org HISTORIC HUDSON VALLEY (914) 631-8200 BETHEL WOODS CENTER COPLAND HOUSE Spend a Day Like Yesteryear: Historic Hudson FOR THE ARTS Cortlandt Manor, New York Continued on Page 76 Bethel, NY 12720 (914) 788-4659 (866) 781-2922 Famous Composer’s Home: Atop three At the Site of Woodstock: Bethel Woods acres of woodland in Cortlandt Manor, New Center for the Arts inspires, educates, and York, is the home of Aaron Copland, one of the empowers individuals through the arts and most profoundly influential musical figures in humanities by presenting a diverse selection American history. This is where he lived and of culturally-rich performances, popular artists, worked from 1960 to 1990. Built around 1940, and community and educational programming. the prairie-style home is now a National Historic Located at the site of the 1969 Woodstock festival Landmark and is said to be the only composer’s in Bethel, New York, it continues to celebrate the hand renewing America’s rich musical heritage sixties and more. Facilities include a Pavilion Stage through a broad range of activities. One of the amphitheater, an indoor Event Gallery, and an highlights for 2018 will present several showings award-winning Museum and a Conservatory for of “Late Night with Leonard Bernstein,” a multi- Arts Education programming. In addition, indoor media cabaret event hosted by his daughter and outdoor events flourish here attracting Jamie Bernstein. www.coplandhouse.org thousands of visitors to the center on an annual basis. www.bethelwoodscenter.org CLOVE CREEK DINNER THEATER Fishkill, NY CAPITOL THEATRE (845) 202-7778 Port Chester, NY Founded by Felicia DiNonno, the Clove Creek (914) 937-4126 Dinner Theater is a new company designed to Rock Palace of the County: As Jerry Garcia promote the arts, create jobs, boost tourism, once observed, there are really only two theaters enhance the economy and host fundraisers for in the country that are set up “pretty groovy all local, non-profit organizations in Dutchess County. around for music and for smooth stage changes” For this year, 2018, staged productions include and they are the Filmore (New York City) and or have included “Getting Sara Married,” and “A The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester. The Capitol Masterpiece of Comic…Timing.” Each production premiered in 1926 as a dignified playhouse with is accompanied with a mouthwatering dinner great decorative beauty and luxurious comfort. menu that includes salad, entrée and dessert, At the time, it claimed to be “the only theater and unlimited refills for non-alcoholic beverages. refrigerating system in Westchester County.” Alcoholic drinks and appetizers are purchased Through the decades, the theater has been separately. Clove Creek partners with two major through various renovations and reinventions, the hotels in the area – Hilton Garden Inn and the most recent of them being in 2011 when it was Hampton Inn at Fishkill – to create an exciting The above photo is from the movie recreated into a “rock palace” complete with state- weekend package that includes two tickets to this “Wonderstruck” with Paramount Huson of-the-art lighting, sound and video systems and entertaining dinner theater. Valley Theater in the background. other upgrades. www.thecapitoltheatre.com

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Continued from Page 75 PELHAM ART CENTER WESTCHESTER Pelham, NY BROADWAY THEATRE Valley interprets and promotes historic (914) 738-2525 Elmsford, NY landmarks of national significance Life-Long Enrichment of the Arts: Pelham Art (914) 592-2222 to the valley for the benefit and Center’s mission is to provide the public with a World Class Venue Right Here in Westchester:

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Full however, isn’t limited to the well-known hotel chains but unique lodging facilities as well - as witnessed by service in every details, there is also a modern the new construction of The Abbey Inn, Spa & Restaurant at historic Fort Hill in Peekskill (see Spotlight). fitness center onsite, meeting rooms, catering service and more. BEAR MOUNTAIN, NEW YORK 845-265-9355 BEAR MOUNTAIN INN & LODGE www.hudsonhouseinn.com HILTON GARDEN INN 55 Hessian Drive The Hudson House River Inn is located in 25 Westgage Road Tomkins Cove, NY the charming village of Cold Spring noted for its Fishkill, New York 845 786 2731 unique shops, popular restaurants and cafes, and 845-896-7100 www.visitbearmountain.com surrounding beauty. It has 11 intimate rooms and www.hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com Bear Mountain State Park includes three small 2 suites in an impeccably restored 1832 landmark Hilton Garden Inn Fishkill is convenient to but very unique lodging possibilities for Hudson building. 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The property includes a Victorian 100 Westage Business Center Drive buffet breakfast is served daily. glass-enclosed conservatory and a garden terrace Fishkill, New York making this small retreat romantic and memorable. 845-897-5757 COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT And, just outside its doorstep is a variety of antiques www.fishkill.house.hyatt.com 17 Westage Drive and trendy shops, restaurants and more to explore. Classic style, luxurious touches, and useful Fishkill, New York amenities come together for a true home away 845-897-2400 HUDSON HOUSE B&B from home experience in this extended-stay www.marriott.com 2 Main Street hotel near Poughkeepsie. Choose from a standard Courtyard by Marriott, located in Fishkill, New Cold Spring, New York guestroom or spacious, residentially-inspired York, is convenient to Stewart International Airport

78 2018-2019 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The Abbey Library and Casperkill Golf Club are nearby; and the ccording to Peekskill Patch (www.patch.com), work is almost completed on a $64.5 Stewart International Airport is only 14 miles away. million mixed-use project that will transform the former St. Mary’s Convent on Fort PEEKSKILL Hill. While luxury apartment rentals are also planned for the historic site, there will also HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS be a 42-room hotel, spa and restaurant complex called The Abbey. The restaurant 2 John Walsh Blvd. will feature outdoor dining accented by Hudson River views and the former Chapel will be Peekskill, New York transformed into unique group space for private and corporate events. 914 743-5700 www.holidayinnexpresspeekskill.com ;V:[H` At the Holiday Inn Express in Peekskill 7SHJLZ there are standard and deluxe rooms, as well as luxurious suites. Its central location provides easy access to Routes 6 and 9, and offers a picturesque train ride to New York City’s Grand Central Station. The hotel serves many of Peekskill’s major corporations as corporate clients value its conference rooms and 24-hour business center. In addition, Metro-North train stations are within a few miles of the property.

INN ON THE HUDSON 634 Main Street Peekskill, New York 914 739-1500 www.innonthehudson.com The Inn on the Hudson, formerly known as The Peekskill Inn, offers 53 comfortable rooms with panoramic views of the Hudson River, including Former Mayor Frank Catalina was quoted in the article as stating, “The City of Peekskill several rooms with private terraces. The Inn has has been working diligently with Martin Ginsburg and GDC for quite some time to develop been owned by the same family for generations, a first rate, high quality complex on Fort Hill. The City is thrilled that this project is coming and accommodations include 53 comfortable to fruition … and we are confident that it will highlight Peekskill as the premier ‘go-to’ non-smoking rooms, complimentary continental destination in the Hudson Valley.” breakfast; an outdoor seasonal pool; 24 hours front Accordingly, GDC’s has donated approximately 50 acres to expand the historic Fort Hill desk staff; Wi-Fi throughout the property; HD TV Park which will feature a variety of existing and new hiking trails. The public park will include and On Demand movies. new features including an observation deck with breathtaking views of the Hudson River. TARRYTOWN “Fort Hill will become an important tourist destination in the Hudson Valley, attracting DOUBLETREE BY HILTON TARRYTOWN people from New York City and throughout the tri-state region,” Martin Ginsburg, Founder 455 South Broadway and Principal of GDC, was also quoted as stating at the time of the groundbreaking. “Fort Tarrytown, New York Hill Apartments at the Abbey Inn will offer a unique residential experience fully integrated 914-631-5700 into a destination inn and spa resort. Peekskill is being discovered as a unique historical river www.doubletree.hilton.com town with an influx of restaurants and art centric venues. Fort Hill and the Abbey will add an The DoubleTree in Tarrytown is convenient to exclamation point.” Lyndhurst Mansion, Washington Irving’s Sunnyside, This will be a great and interesting addition to the other lodging facilities that dot the Tarrytown Music Hall and Pierson Park. It features Gateway region. 247 rooms, all of which have MP3 docking stations and LCD televisions. Complimentary Internet access keeps guests connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. In addition, there are (SWF)(SWF) andand is withinwithin drivingdriving distancedistance to West Point,Point, access keepskeeps gguestsuests connecteconnected.d. An outoutdoordoor ppool,ool, onsite recreational opportunities and breakfast is The Culinary Institute of America, and Vassar and a spa tub and a fitness center are onsite, and a available for a fee. Marist colleges, making it perfect for students complimentary reception is held on select days. and their parents. Spacious rooms offer luxury There is also a complimentary breakfast buffet WEST POINT bedding and complimentary Wi-Fi, while The served daily. THE THAYER HOTEL Bistro serves healthy and hearty breakfasts and 674 Thayer Road dinners. Onsite is meeting space for small social MAGNUSON HOTEL FISHKILL West Point, New York and corporate receptions. (formerly Days Inn) 845-446-4731 20 Schuyler Blvd. www.thethayerhotel.com HAWTHORN SUITES BY WYNDHAM Fishkill, New York Seated on a hilltop in Upstate New York, with 14 Schuyler Blvd. 845-896-4995 commanding views of the Hudson River and the Fishkill, New York www.daysinn.com United States Military Academy at West Point, 845-896-5210 Located off I-84, this 78-room hotel is a the impressive Thayer Hotel at West Point is a www.hawthorn.com five-minute drive from downtown Fishkill. Rooms national historic treasure. The hotel contains 151 The Hawthorn Suite hotel has 139 air- feature flat-screen cable TVs and free Wifi, as well as guestrooms and suites, three dining establishments conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with a microwave, refrigerator and coffee maker. There and 10 elegant event venues. Guests enjoy full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. is a free gym and a 24-hour business center, and convenient access to area attractions, including Flat-screen televisions with cable programming the hotel also provides free passes to the Fishkill golfing, boating, hiking, skiing and tours of the provide entertainment, while free wireless Internet All Sports and Fitness Center. The FDR Presidential military academy.

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/\KZVU=HSSL` .H[L^H`9LNPVU¶ (^VUKLY VM[OL^VYSK ith its awe-inspiring natural beauty and accompanying variety of outdoor recreational activities, the Hudson Valley Gateway region is considered by many as one of the most diverse recreational areas in the country. From hiking to biking, camping to boating, fishing to birdwatching, skating to swimming, and more, the Gateway region offers outstanding scenery including the ever beautiful Hudson River, sparkling lakes, majestic mountains, rolling hills, breathtaking parks, extraordinary views, amazing wildlife and - the list goes on. Once explored, visitors often walk away thinking they’ve just experienced the 8th Wonder of the World and there would be few to argue with that. For a sample of ideas of how to begin a sojourn in the valley, consider a sample of its many attributes – and activities - which follow below.

BEAR MOUNTAIN STATE PARK (www.nysstate.parks.com or www.visitbearmountain.com): This nationally known gem of the Hudson Valley Gateway region offers every type of recreational activity imaginable. According to www.nystateparks. com, it is “situated in rugged mountains rising from the west bank of the Hudson River.” Bear Mountain features a large playing field, shaded enough to experience this park, rustic lodging walkers, bikers, hikers and sightseers. And, picnic groves, museums and a zoo, as well as accommodations are available at the inn or in although more of a day trip destination, the lake and river fishing access, swimming, hiking, its stone lodges. Reservation has its own lodge for group rental. biking, skiing, bird watching and even ice It sleeps up to 30 people dormitory-style and skating. But, you don’t have to work up a sweat BLUE MOUNTAIN RESERVATION comes complete with showers, a kitchen and a to enjoy the famous park as Perkins Drive leads (www.parks.westchestergov.com): Blue dining hall with a large fireplace which makes motorists to the Perkins Memorial Tower which Mountain is particularly unique in that it for an interesting family reunion or scout provides outstanding views. With approximately is located practically in the center of the outing (914-231-4575). 5,300 acres, the park rises more than 1,300 feet City of Peekskill. It contains 1,538 acres. The above the historic Hudson River. What a great Reservation showcases miles of trails for all THE BRIARCLIFF place to take a rest break or some photos, or kinds of activities, including nature study. TO PEEKSKILL TRAILWAY just sit back and be awe-inspired by the valley’s Two large peaks, Mount Spitzenberg and Blue (www.parks.westchestergov.com): This exquisite beauty. And, since one day is not Mountain, look down upon its enthusiastic popular trailway is accessible from the Blue

80 2018-2019 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Spins Hudson:

Putting a Spin on Peekskill  -\U;OPUNZ 9LJYLH[PVU ;V+V ocated at 5 John Walsh Boulevard, Peekskill, New York, Spins Hudson is a unique 7HYRZ destination and overlooks the scenic Charles Point Marina. Family-oriented, it offers exceptional dining, party and event space, satellite brewery and entertainment options that would be hard to find anywhere else. To everyone’s pleasure, the fascinating complex recently celebrated its grand opening at Charles Point Marina on the Peekskill waterfront. As a 40,000-square-foot entertainment center, Spins Hudson contains a four-level, aerial ropes course; a two-story, professional laser tag arena with sizeable top industry arcade; and full size, bocce and shuffleboard courts. It is also available for private parties and corporate events too. “Spins Hudson is a welcome addition to this thriving community,” said Bill Diamond, owner Mountain trail system and those who have hiked of Diamond Properties. “We are thrilled to celebrate the completion of this project and look this 12-mile road claim that it is top notch. Two forward to welcoming guests this summer and beyond.” comfort stations are included along the way. For more information, call 914-739-9320 or visit www.spinsbowl.com. Other Hudson Valley parks abound (see below), especially Tea Town Reservation in Ossining, Croton Point Park in Croton-on- Hudson and Muscoot Farm located in Somers. Muscoot is a departure from the other parks because its mission is “to preserve and interpret, for the public benefit, the agricultural, cultural and natural heritage of a Westchester county farm, circa 1880-1930.”

WEST POINT: Residents and visitors alike find that, after sampling one or more of these exhilarating outdoor attractions, they start to feel a great sense of pride not only for the beauty and wonder of the Hudson Valley Gateway region but, indeed, our country. That said, be sure to include a trip to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York. According to its website (www.usma.edu), visitors may take a nominally priced guided bus tour of the Academy grounds departing from the West Point Visitors Center. Entrance is allowed for business, for visiting staff, faculty and cadets who live on West Point, and for public events such as concerts, sporting COUNTY PARKS, STATE PARKS AND NATURE CENTERS (alphabetically listed) events, cadet reviews and graduation. There’s Bear Mountain State Park Croton Point Park Lasdon Park, Arboretum a famous museum too. What better way to Bear Mountain, NY Croton Ave., & Veterans Memorial end the day. (845) 786-2710 Croton-on-Hudson, NY Route 35, Somers, NY www.nysparks.com (914) 862-5290 (914) 864-7263 HARRIMAN STATE PARK www.parks.westchestergov.com www.parks.westchestergov.com Located just across the Hudson in Rockland Blue Mountain Reservation and Orange counties, Harriman State Park (www. Welcher Ave., Peekskill, NY George’s Island Park Muscoot Farm parks.ny.gov) is in close proximity to the smaller (914) 862-5275 Dutch Street, Montrose, NY Route 100, Somers, NY Bear Mountain State Park. With more than 47,000 www.nysparks.com (914) 737-7530 (914) 864-7282 acres, Harriman is the second-largest park in the www.parks.westchestergov.com www.Muscootfarm.org NYS park system with 31 lakes and reservoirs, Clarence Fahnestock 200 miles of trails, beaches and camp areas, and State Park Harriman State Park Putnam County Veterans more. (Alleghany State Park with approximately Route 301, Carmel, NY Mott Farm Road Memorial Park 65,000 acres is the largest.) Some of Harriman’s (845) 225-7207 Of, New York Gipsy Trail Road, Carmel, NY major lakes include Welch, Sebago, Tiorati and www.nysparks.com (208) 558-7368 (845) 808-1994 Silvermine. Points of interest include Anthony www.parks.ny.gov www.putnamcountyny.com Wayne Recreation Area, Sebago Cabins and Croton Gorge Park Beaver Pond Campgrounds. According to www. Route 129, Kitchawan Preserve myharriman.org, lodging here includes the Croton-on-Hudson, NY Kitchawan Road, Ossining, NY unique experience of bedding down under (914) 231-4500 (914) 962-5722 the tin roof of a lean-to, lakeside cabin or www.parks.westchestergov.com www.parks.westchestergov.com Continued on Page 82 campground for trailers and tents.

HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 81 Continued from Page 81 Westchester County Tourism Village of Croton-on-Hudson, NY Rye Playland (914) 995-8500 www.village.croton-on-hudson.ny.us An amusement park of rides, beach Taconic Outdoor Education www.visitwestchesterny.com and boardwalk, swimming pool, 75 Mountain Laurel Lane, Village of Buchanan, NY miniature golf and ice skating. Cold Spring, NY Websites for Local Parks & www.villageofbuchanan.com www.ryeplayland.org (845) 265-3773 Recreation www.nysparks.com City of Peekskill, NY OTHER AREA ATTRACTIONS ADDITIONAL WEBSITES 7HYRZ ;V+V www.cityofpeekskill.com Historic Hudson Valley Bear Mountain Ice Rink

9LJYLH[PVU Teatown Lake A conglomeration of historic sites – www.visitbearmountain.com  -\U;OPUNZ Reservation Town of Cortlandt, NY buildings, landscapes and collections. 1600 Spring Valley Rd., Ossining, NY www.townofcortlandt.com www.hudsonvalley.org Lake Welch (914) 762-2912 www.nysparks.state.ny.us www.teatown.org Town of Putnam Valley, NY www.putnamvalley.com Wineries and Farms www.travelhudsonvalley.org

Down By the Riverside: More to do than ever before he Hudson River has always been a Moonlight Marine, Inc., has been called the their own snacks and parking is free. Tours range marvelous attraction of the Hudson finest wooden watercraft builder in Westchester from one to three hours. Valley Gateway region but now it is even County. All of its products are made of the finest better, ever since the completion of a materials and are exquisitely designed to fit the recent area development: the Scenic Hudson client’s requirements. Moonlight offers custom YACHT CLUBS AND MARINAS Park at Peekskill Landing. Historic, as well as built wooden kayaks, paddle boards and canoes; beautiful, the landing contains four square miles and its special services include “completion Charles Point Marina and has experienced many transformations and assistance,” as well as repairs and maintenance. www.charlespointmarina.com reinventions over the centuries. For instance, states It can also customize any watercraft in the Cortlandt Yacht Club the website, “It began as three bustling wharves— Chesapeake Light Catalogue as well as the designs www.cortlandtyachtclub.com where Peekskill-made products began their of Nick Schade, Eric Schade and Bjorn Thomasson. Captain Morgan Charters journey to outlying markets, and people arrived Some of Moonlight’s handiwork is on display www.captainmorgancharter.net and departed on lavishly decorated steamboats. at various locations in the region including the Croton Sailing School Later, space between the docks was filled in to Birdsall House on Main Street in Peekskill. www.crotonsailing.com accommodate expanding industry.” In recent years, however, with the help of the Scenic Hudson group NATIONAL MARITIME Peekskill Yacht Club and its partner, the City of Peekskill, the Landing’s HISTORICAL SOCIETY www.peekskillyachtclub.net amenities now include a boardwalk, footbridge, 5 John Walsh Blvd. docks, a gazebo and trails, and other riverfront Peekskill, NY 10566 highlights. For inquiries about Scenic Hudson Park 914-737-7878 at Peekskill Landing, contact the City of Peekskill www.Seahistory.org which now owns and operates it (914-734-7275) The National Maritime Historical Society or visit its www.scenichudson.org. Organizations is located in Peekskill, New York. Its mission is “to that provide the river with plenty of boating preserve and perpetuate the maritime history of opportunities and supplies are listed below. the United States and to invite all Americans to share in the challenging heritage of seafaring.” HUDSON RIVER EXPEDITIONS To accomplish that end, there are conferences, 1 Annsville Circle exhibitions and other special events, as well as Peekskill, NY 10566 special projects for people of all ages. The society 914-737-1202 also issues newsletters, a magazine and other www.hudsonriverexpeditions.com publications to advance its cause and educate its Hudson River Expeditions is a popular members and general populace. organization where visitors and residents alike go to kayak, canoe and paddleboard. At Hudson River TRINITY CRUISE COMPANY Expeditions (HRE) there are rentals, tours, and Dock Location - Riverfront Green Park instruction from the novice to the experienced Peekskill, NY paddler. HRE operates out of Annsville Circle 914-589-7773 at Peekskill and Cold Spring down by the train www.trinitycruises.com station. Throughout the year, the organization Welcome aboard The Evening Star, a former offers a number of special programs for those who United States Coast Guard Buoy Tender. Since love to be on the river. Hudson River Expeditions 2011, local residents and visitors to Peekskill have reopens in May. HRE has another location in Cold been enjoying the scenery from its canopy- Spring, one block from the train station. covered open deck. Trinity Cruise’s Evening Star departs from Peekskill’s Riverfront Green Park and MOONLIGHT MARINE cruises north to enjoy the dramatic beauty and 1262 North Ridge Road rich history of the Hudson Highlands. Regularly Shrub Oak, NY 10588 scheduled public cruises, group tours and private 914-715-7245 charters are available. Beer and wine is available Sometimes the river is all about www.moonlightmarine.net on all cruises. Passengers are welcome to bring fishing as Peekskill resident Jack Cook can readily confirm. 82 2018-2019 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DINING UIDE

Hudson Valley area restaurants offer something for every taste rom the pub-style fare at The Quiet Man Public House to the farm- table selections unexpected for a county that borders New York City. Today, we have 7,400 acres of farmland at the Hudson Room, from the steak-and-seafood allure of Augie’s Prime Cut to the that produces vegetables, dairy, poultry and meat. Visitors spent $1.7 billion in Westchester Ramen dishes at RameNesque and the craft beer selections at Birdsall House, the County in 2014, and $473 million of that was spent on food and beverages. Hudson Valley Gateway region’s restaurants appeal to a wide range of tastes. “And one of the things that’s unique to the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber and its The Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce’s member restaurants “are a members is the scope of restaurants and breweries they have,” Caputo says. “The Peekskill representation of the tourist offerings on the Hudson River,” says Natasha Caputo, director of Brewery was a leader in growing the microbrewery pub trends.” the Westchester County Tourism & Film office, an agency of the county executive’s office. That said, the Chamber member restaurants are listed below for quick and Visitors are attracted to Westchester County and the entire Hudson Valley region easy reference. Our descriptions are brief, so please be sure to log onto their corresponding because of their unique characteristics, Caputo says. websites for additional information. “I think it’s the authentic farm-to-table experience here,” she says of the county. “It’s Bon Appetite!

BUCHANAN CORTLANDT COLONIAL any occasion. With years of experience in making every event FAT SAL’S BAR & GRILL RESTAURANT & BALLROOM enjoyable and memorable, you will not be disappointed when 265 Tate Avenue 714 Old Albany Post Rd. you choose Little Sorrento for your catering needs.” Buchanan, NY 10511 Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 www.littlesorrento.com 914-930-1770 914-739-3900 Aside from catering services, Little Sorrento is a handsome, “Fat Sal’s Bar & Grill is a great place to have a great time. With “Located in Westchester County, we offer intimate dining as sit-down Italian restaurant that has been in operation since an elegant, yet retro design, favorite comfort foods and an old time well as special events for up to 200 guests. As a local, family-owned 1989. Located on Route 202, this cozy establishment offers pub atmosphere, Fat Sal’s fully understands that sometimes you business, catering wedding receptions, anniversaries, mitzvahs, a fine dining experience of tasty Italian dishes and desserts just want to go where everybody knows your name.” and Sweet 16s in our private banquet room is our specialty.” served for both lunch and dinner. It also prides itself in its pizza www.fatsalsbarandgrill.com www.cortlandtcolonial.som with a wide range of toppings. Special requests are easily Fat Sal’s boasts of 20 beers on tap, a Happy Hour menu, Cortlandt Colonial is a full-service, fine dining restaurant, accommodated and the restaurant is open every day of the week. and “burgalicious” Mondays when burgers are at bargain prices. operating since 1978. It now features a new dinner menu that There’s also Terrible Taco Tuesday, weekend brunch and so much includes “small plates,” a chef’s collection of “specials,” including MANSION AT COLONIAL TERRACE more as the week plays on. This pub-style establishment has early bird specials (4 to 5:30 pm), as well as the restaurant’s 119 Oregon Rd. something for everyone and offers a kid’s menu, lunch and classic dishes. A popular addition to the restaurant is an all new Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 dinner menu, and catering options too. Whatever your idea of Grand Sunday Champagne Brunch buffet. For wedding and 914-737-0400 comfort food is, you’ll find it on its very extensive menu. Good private parties, an impressive catering menu is also available. “Family owned and operated since 1945, The Mansion at portions too! Colonial Terrace has helped families, businesses and charitable Little Sorrento organizations create thousands of memorable social affairs, CORTLANDT MANOR productive meetings and charitable events.” BACK NINE INDOOR GOLF www.colonialterracecaterers.com 2050 East Main Street The Mansion at Colonial Terrace is a 10-acre, Georgian Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 estate with an interesting past….Through the centuries, it (914) 739-4653 has been through several reincarnations, having once been a “Live in or around Cortlandt Manor, New York, and looking full-fledged country inn and now a major catering hall that has for plans for the weekend? Looking for a place to hear live music been family-owned since 1945. Today, newly renovated rooms and enjoy great food and drinks in Westchester County? We offer accommodate various receptions, corporate meetings and other live music at our sports bar on the weekends!” events for up to 700 people, while chefs can prepare almost any www.thebacknineindoorgolf.com cuisine from around the world. Back Nine might sound like a strange name for a restaurant or eatery but that’s because it also offers 40 historic and famous MONTEVERDE golf courses in its four indoor golf simulators, making for a AT OLDSTONE RESTAURANT fun time. There’s also a sports bar with a food and drink menu 28 Bear Mountain Road that offers golfing enthusiasts a wide variety of comfort-style Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 selections. All in all, time spent at Back Nine is productive, tasty, LITTLE SORRENTO 914-737-6555 fun and very unique. 3566 Crompond Rd. “…Beautifully appointed and historically restored, the Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 mansion seamlessly integrates the charm and elegance of its past 914-736-6767 with today’s modern luxuries…. All of this makes Monteverde at “We offer full service catering, on and off premises, for Continued on Page 84

HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 83 Continued from Page 83 THYME RESTAURANT FINO OF WESTCHESTER 3605 Crompond Rd. 1 Baltic Place Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 914-788-8700 914-271-2600 “Thomas Costello, Thyme’s owner and executive chef, was “Specializing in Northern Italian Cuisine, Fino’s…stands for born to be in the restaurant business. His great-grandfather opened nothing less than great wine, food and service. With his influence the original Costello’s Restaurant in New York City in 1923 and his on over 100 existing restaurants, Vuli has been featured in many uncle later opened Runyon’s in 1976, New York’s first sports bar.” leading publications including The New York Times.” www.thymerestaurant.net www.finowestchester.com Thyme recently celebrated its fifth anniversary on Route Fino of Westchester had its origin in Manhattan 202 in Cortlandt Manor. The handsome looking restaurant offers where it was extremely successful for more than 25 years. an intriguing menu of steaks, seafood, pasta, soups, salads, Then, owner Paul Vuli reinvented the popular restaurant

+PUPUN.\PKL pizza and even some gluten-free choices. Indeed, its owner-chef in Croton where it has, once again, met with great (Chef Tom) has reached near-celebrity status in having been success. For Vuli, quality service is second nature and named and quoted in countless articles, including Self, Men’s fresh ingredients rule the day, especially the pasta which Monteverde at Oldstone Restaurant Journal and Westchester magazines, among others. is freshly made daily. A full and varied menu includes appetizers, salads, entres of veal, beef, pork, lamb, chicken Oldstone a premiere event site of the Hudson Valley.” CROTONONHUDSON and fish, among other options. www.monteverdeatoldstone.com BAKED BY SUSAN The historic Monteverde mansion is surrounded by 163 Grand Street GAETANO’S ITALIAN GRILLE stunning views from almost any point - indoors or outdoors. Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 2025 Albany Post Rd. It also offers many options for group events including, but not 914-862-0874 Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520 limited to, three dining rooms, outdoor patios, a tented area “We are proud to say that our bakery uses mostly vintage 914-271-3133 and even seven guestrooms - perfect for the wedding party. The bakery equipment. From our gigantic oven, our antique mixer, our “…Gaetano’s is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner. Monteverde Restaurant and Bar are now open for reservations retro stove top and our glass front display cases, these items are The establishment serves up authentic Italian favorites such as although walk-ins are always welcome. New hours are Mon.- brought back to life and are the focal point of our baking.” Tuscan Mussels with Pancetta, Classic Calamari Fritti, Pasta Fagioli, Sat., 5pm to 9pm; and Sun. 1pm-6pm. www.bakedbysusan.com Lobster Ravioli alla Vodka, Chicken Scarpiello…and more.” Baked By Susan opened in Croton-on-Hudson almost six www.gaetanosgrille.com SAVANNAH’S SOUTHERN HOUSE years’ ago and has enjoyed great success ever since. In fact, Gaetano’s is a popular “go to” place that offers a full 3901 Crompond Rd. “Westchester” magazine recently bestowed its Best Bakery lunch and dinner menu, and it also has catering options for Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 and Best Cupcake awards on this popular Croton stop. Here, all size groups. According to website reviews, the interior 914-736-1203 all sweet-tooth cravings are met with cupcakes, cookies, looks a lot like something out of Italy and the service staff “Join us at the bar for Happy Hour when there’s special muffins, pies, brownies, savory breads and more. Everything is very friendly. More than that, its brick oven pizza is made pricing on drinks and snacks. Also check out our Events Calendar is made from scratch daily. Baked By Susan offers breakfast, the same way it was in the 1930’s, “from a traditional Sicilian to see what happening at Savannah’s, as well as our catering as well as catering and holiday menus. pie to more contemporary gourmet pizzas.” It also has wood- packages for your special party or event.” fired pizza and calzones baked to a crisp crust. www.savannahssouthernhouse.com BAGELS ON HUDSON Savannah’s Southern House is a real change of pace with 171 S Riverside Ave, good ole southern comfort food like chicken and waffles, pulled Croton On Hudson, NY 10520 Holy Smoke BBQ pork sandwiches, mac ‘n’ cheese with bacon, shrimp and grits, 914-271-5412 chicken pot pie, jambalaya and braised short ribs, among a long “Stopped in here this morning for breakfast with a friend but list of other choices. There’s an all-day menu and a family-style, couldn’t leave without taking home some made-to-order donuts... take out menu that’s affordably priced. Spirits include southern- Soooo good.” style cocktails from a mint julep to an apple spice martini, as Reviewer on Yelp.com well as draught and bottled beers. Located on Croton-on-Hudson, Bagels On Hudson is best described as a specialty grocery store and restaurant. This TABLE 9 popular eatery received 5 stars by 19 reviewers on its FaceBook 92 Roa Hook Rd. page. Its varied selection includes pancakes, baked goods, ice Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 cream and other treats, plus a wide variety of bagels, of course. 914-737-4959 Free parking is available not far from the establishment. (Hot “Formerly known as At the Reef, we did a complete Dippity Donuts is part of the establishment too.) renovation and overhaul of the property in 2012. The end result is a relaxing and comfortable atmosphere that combines CROTON COLONIAL RESTAURANT DINER HOLY SMOKE BBQ contemporary styling with an art deco throwback.” 221 South Riverside Ave. 2016 Albany Post Road www.tablenine.com Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 Croton on Hudson, NY 10520 Table 9 probably has one of the most mouthwatering 914-271-8868 914-271-1260 menus around - everything from signature dishes to steaks and “Pete the owner has been on the scene for more than 40 “Holy Smoke BBQ started in the Summer of 2004 with the chops, and from comfort food to healthy selections. Located at years….The food is reliably good and reasonable, management is idea of bringing high quality BBQ, great Beers and Bourbons and Annsville Circle in Cortlandt Manor, the restaurant is large, yet always there, and there’s little turnover in the staff - which means value to the Tri State area; in an atmosphere where people want to intimate, and the perfect setting for entertaining clients – as that both they and their customers are happy.” have fun and socialize.” well as family and friends. Weekly specials, happy hours, party www.crotoncolonialdiner.com www.holysmokebbq.net packages and catering space for up to 150 people are among its Croton Colonial is a popular diner located within an artsy Croton’s Holy Smoke BBQ contains a huge bar room with many offerings. community. It offers a packed breakfast/lunch/dinner menu three separate dining rooms and an outside dining area where and, by popular demand, it also offers breakfast any time of day there is plenty of room to roam. Holy Smoke’s menu is loaded or night. In addition, there is a tempting carving board of choice with New York’s best BBQ and is rated A+ from BeerAdvocate. meats, an array of Italian/Greek specialties, a kid’s menu and com. Besides award winning BBQ, outstanding beer & bourbon, dieters are grateful for “Pete’s” Light Side options too. Irresistible it has an excellent staff taking care of our patrons – which is a desserts complete the whole diner experience. huge reason for its success.

84 2018-2019 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER of commerce HOT DIPPITY DONUTS GARRISON Managed by the JC Wong Management Corp., located 171 South Riverside Avenue THE VALLEY RESTAURANT on Welcher Avenue, the famous golden arches overlook the Croton-on-Hudson, NY 2015 Route 9 East Main Street or Route 6 East, serving up popular comfort (914) 271-5412 Garrison, NY 10524 food for busy families for decades. McDonald’s continues to “Our Mission: To build a loyal following of customers by 845-424-3604 be everyone’s favorite go-to-place for comfort food that hits +PUPUN.\PKL making and serving the freshest, tastiest, and most addictive “Valley’s accolades include an Excellent review from The New the spot. Right now, the “$1, $2, $3 menu” reigns supreme, in donuts in a fun, friendly atmosphere.” York Times which states that the seasonal American menu shows addition to the fast-food establishment’s other tasty options like www.hotdippitydonuts.com a devotion to fine ingredients... like the food, the décor is a study in Signature Crafted burgers. Hot Dippity is fast becoming a hot spot in Croton where freshness, as well as a three-star review in Crain’s New York.” you can enjoy the freshest of donuts with a wide variety of www.thegarrison.com ROOSTER’S WINGS & BREW usual, and unusual, fillings and toppings. First, you have The Valley is an award-winning restaurant located on 1 Baker Street to walk into Bagels on Hudson in the Croton Commons The Garrison, an expansive and scenic site that includes a Mohegan Lake, NY 10547 Shopping Center because that’s where Hot Dippity is located. golf club, inn and other facilities. Valley features an American (914) 743-1797 Online reviews all rave about it and have given it more than menu with “small plates,” house-made pasta, a raw bar, a “If you’re looking for wings and brews, you’ve come to the four stars. Between the two, Hot Dippity and Bagels On charcuterie, a local cheese board, entrees, side dishes, and right place. We take our sauces seriously and our sodas are in Hudson, there’s something for everyone! more. Its ingredients are often picked from its own two-acre glass bottles. We’re ecstatic to bring fresh food and a chill-spot to farm, or other farms in the region, and its ambiance is the neighborhood.” OLD FASHIONED PIZZA elegant. Catering space is available. www.roostersandwings.com 24 Old Post Rd. At Rooster’s, buy your wings in orders of 10, 20, 30 or 40 Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 MOHEGAN LAKE and there are nearly 30 different sauces to complement the 914-737-4100 APPLEBEE’S GRILL & BAR ever-popular pub dish. Expect all dishes to win your heart from “For over 25 years, Old Fashioned Pizza has been a staple in 3127 East Main St. Guinness-battered fish and chips to Porterhouse chili and more. the community, offering two plate-sized slices, catering and more.” Mohegan Lake, NY 10547 Here, folks order their beer by the bucket, the glass or can. And, www.facebook.com/pg/oldfashionedpizzany “Applebee’s started with the same philosophy we follow today in addition to beer and ale, soda options include strawberry Old Fashioned Pizza scores highly with patrons who – focused on serving good food to good people. Today, what was shakes, vanilla cream or root beer float, among others. claim that the pizzeria has “a great hometown vibe,” a once a popular neighborhood restaurant has grown to become a friendly owner and staff, and an extensive selection of pizza popular restaurant in neighborhoods all across North America….” PEEKSKILL toppings and Italian dishes – “a real good place for a quick www.applebees.com ANNABELLA’S PIZZA & PASTA lunch,” as one person stated on its FaceBook page. OFP Applebee’s menu features beef, chicken and pork items, 1 North Division St. features a hot and cold buffet, cold cuts, soups, salads and as well as burgers, pasta and seafood, with a selection Peekskill, NY 10566 vegetable platters. Delivery is available and there is catering of signature menu items. Some years ago, Applebee’s 914-739-8827 for all occasions. responded to America’s demand for speed and convenience www.annabellapizza.com with its Carside To Go service. After placing an order ahead “Family-owned and everything made fresh to order! Besides of time by phone, guests simply drive to the restaurant and the pizza, try the clams. Their meal deals are amazing and can Yuka’s Latin Fusion pull into the dedicated Carside-To-Go parking spot. Within feed a whole family easily. I love that they have such a variety for seconds, a Carside specialist delivers your order. the meal deals so that you can satisfy many different tastes.” Reviewer on Yelp.com AUGIE’S PRIME CUT Anabella’s Pizza & Pasta is located in the heart 3436 Lexington Ave. of Peekskill, on the corner of North Division and Park Mohegan Lake, NY 10547 Street, next to the gazebo. Formerly known as La Villetta 914-743-1357 II, Anabella’s offers pizza with a crispy crust and all the “Our mission at Augie’s is to provide the utmost quality tempting toppings - according to individual taste preference. of meats and seafood, wine and spirits, and professional Plus, Annabella’s has as a full and tantalizing Italian menu. service. We strive to keep these high standards for our Patrons may enjoy sitdown dining or takeout service, and guests while simultaneously supporting charities and the there is free delivery too. general community.” www.augiesprimecut.com BEANRUNNER CAFÉ Augie’s Prime Cut has been a thriving steakhouse for a 201 S. Division Street YUKA’S LATIN FUSION number of years, serving prime rib and porterhouse steaks Peekskill, NY 10566 2011 Albany Post Rd. as customer favorites, as well as the ever-changing list of 914-737-1701 Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10521 specialties offered on a daily basis. Augie’s has an extensive “…Stop in for coffee on your way to work, or have lunch 914-862-4449 wine and martini list and promises top tier service to keep its with your friends in a friendly and relaxed environment…. “Yuka’s is where you will find some of the freshest and tastiest guests going back for more. More than that, Augie’s frequently BeanRunner is also one of the county’s hottest live music cafes, authentic Latin cuisine around…. With our urban flair and one-of hosts events to support charities in the community, including featuring the best in live jazz, blues, reggae, and more.” -a-kind flavors, you be back for more and more after just one meal. Toys for Tots. www.beanrunnercafe.com Be sure to stop over for our weekday double happy hour….” BeanRunner offers patrons a trendy atmosphere, an www.yukaslatinfusion.com MCDONALD’S JC WONG eclectic café menu of sandwiches, wraps, soups, desserts, Yuka’s Latin Fusion restaurant is a new addition to the 3001 East Main Street fruit smoothies, and imported wines and beers, among area. Feast on starters like pico de gallo and chips, empanadas, Mohegan Lake, NY 10567 other options. In addition, there’s live entertainment on guacamole, and more. Sip freshly made sangria or any one of its 914-734-1449 weekends, regularly scheduled special events and art exotic cocktails, while enjoying one of the tastiest main courses “At McDonald’s, we take great care to serve quality, great- exhibits, party space for private groups and even a in town. Everything on the menu is available for take-out, too, tasting menu items to our customers each and every time they children’s playroom - all of which helps make it a very and have included special events include Karaoke Fridays and visit our restaurants.” unique site for casual dining in the downtown area. Free live music on Sundays. www.mcdonalds.com Internet service is also available.

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HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 85 Continued from Page 85 II, Burger Diner also has sandwiches and wedges, and a selection of dessert options. Take-out, catering services and BIG BANG ROASTERS home or office delivery are also available. 1000 North Division St. (HQ) Peekskill, NY 10566 DIVISION STREET GRILL 914-433-7278 26 North Division St. “We began…with pure love for coffee and this mission… Peekskill, NY 10566 strive to make the world a better place….we start with only 914-739-6380 ethically sourced beans and pour love into…the cleanest, most “Division Street Grill offers elegant dining and event fulfilling cup our customers have ever savored.” catering in a New York-style setting. Our restaurant seats 76 www.bigbangcoffeeroasters.com guests, and has private space for an additional 40 guests. At Big Bang Coffee Roasters the philosophy is “all things Our culinary chefs and delightful staff make us a first-class

+PUPUN.\PKL are connected,” especially coffee – soulfully prepared coffee dining experience.” Fin & Brew that is. One sip of their special blends, from Colombia Tolima www.divisionstreetgrill.com to Ethiopian Natural and beyond, should connect you to the Division Street Grill is a New York-style, award-winning whenever possible.” universe. For more information, BB’s website to order wholesale dining establishment that’s elegant and entertaining. www.finandbrew.com products, home delivery, custom gift packages and a list of local Located in the heart of Peekskill’s historic, downtown district, At Fin & Brew, two executive chefs reign supreme, Mike cafes that offer their coffees. its lunch and dinner menus are eclectic and varied, and even Anastacio and Ryan Swank. Mike is a Culinary Institute of include gluten-free and vegan options. The restaurant also America graduate and his professional experience includes BIRDSALL HOUSE showcases a series of leading musicians and performing the famous Sagamore Resort on Lake George as well as many 970 Main St. artists that make dining here very special. Catering here is other fine dining establishments here in Westchester County Peekskill, NY 10566 includes tray, lunch and bar, or cocktail and bar options. and elsewhere. Ryan is also a CIA graduate and has been 914-930-1880 successfully employed as a chef in various parts of the country “Established in 2010, the Birdsall House quickly became a EAGLE SALOON including his home state, Ohio. Ryan met Mike at CIA and the destination for craft beer and locally sourced cuisine in the Hudson 21 S. Division Street rest is culinary history. Valley. Chef Espinal’s culinary talents perfectly compliment the Peekskill, NY 10566 gastropub’s beer-centric beverage program.” 914-788-4663 GLEASON’S www.birdsallhouse.net “Located next door to The Hudson Room in historic 911 south St. Birdsall House bills itself as a “craft beer gastropub.” downtown Peekskill, the Eagle Saloon offers regional tavern Peekskill, NY 10566 It not only offers a comprehensive menu of appetizers, cuisine, all-American spirits and beer, the longest bar in 914-402-1950 sandwiches, entres, sides and more, but its craft beer menu Westchester, and artistic tribute to the American eagle.” “Like our sister restaurant, the Birdsall House, Gleason’s hails from all over the country. Other alcoholic beverages www.eaglesaloon.com sources food from our growing community of local farmers. Both have a retro twist and include cocktails with poetic names Part of the Hudson Hospitality Group, the Eagle draw from Hilltop Hanover Farm and Hemlock Hill Farm, and like Lazy Afternoon. Wine and whiskey are other options. Set Saloon is located in downtown Peekskill, right next door take advantage of fresh products coming from the Hudson Valley in a 1940’s style tavern, it has outdoor dining when weather to its sister-property, The Hudson Room. The Saloon offers and the Catskills.” permits, live music and special events. a taste of Nashville but with a twist, and has a private www.gleasonspeekskill.com balcony room for private parties or corporate events with Gleason’s is the place to go for flatbread pizza, beer, wine BUNSNBOURBON accommodations for 35 people. The tasty menu offers and cocktails but it has a whole lot more. While the restaurant 55 Hudson Avenue appetizers or “shares,” main courses that feature “a spicy features Sourdough Pizza, Build Your Own Pizza, sandwiches, Peekskill, NY 10566 poke glaze,” Asian-based bowls like Mama Ling’s lo mein salads and slides, start out with such comfort food as Gleason (914) 788-2867 and so much more. Meatballs, mac ‘n’ cheese or soup of the day. It is a cool eatery “We now have the best of both worlds under one roof. that has even caught media attention with excellent reviews Part 1 (is) the family-friendly Taco Dive Bar… Part 2 is the THE FACTORIA AT CHARLES POINT from various publications. adult section right next door called Buns-N-Bourbon with 5 John Walsh Blvd. the largest number of brown spirits on the wall of any joint Peekskill, NY 10566 The Hudson Creamery East of the Rockies…150 and counting!” 914-788-4555 www.bunsnbourbon.com “Our chefs, Ryan Swank and Michael Anastacio, both Part of the Hudson Hospitality Group, Buns-N-Bourbon Culinary Institute graduates, have years of experience preparing provides a colorful dining experience. Highlighted with an and cooking the finest cuisine, with inspirations taken globally.” industrial chic décor, menu offerings include mouthwatering www.factoriacp.com starters, sliders and salads. Then there is a meat, fish or veggie Located alongside the beautiful Hudson River with bun option or the main course of the meal. Everything here breathtaking views of the valley, the seven-acre Factoria is farm-to-table, or as much as possible. Proteins come from at Charles Point is one of Westchester’s newest and most animals that are raised the natural way and there are no unique event venues, with seasonally-inspired cuisine nitrates in the hot dogs, sausage or bacon meals. for catered affairs. So, when planning a personal or corporate event, the Factoria is a must-see on your list BURGER DINER of possibilities. Owned and managed by the Hudson 1 Bank St. Hospitality Group, it can accommodate up to 300 people Peekskill, NY 10566 in its private dining area. HUDSON CREAMERY, THE 914-930-8050 55 Hudson Avenue “Whatever delicious meal you’re craving, there’s a table FIN & BREW Peekskill, NY 10566 waiting for you at Burger Diner, Peekskill’s favorite relaxed 5 John Walsh Blvd. 914-293-7811 dining experience.” Peekskill, NY 10566 “Stop in as you hop on or off the train to enjoy a scoop of www.facebook.com/burgerdinerpeekskill (914) 788-4555 Jane’s Homemade Ice Cream…..Try our premium soft serve with Don’t let the name fool you. Burger Diner is more “Fin & Brew” is a new American restaurant located on the artisan toppings or one of our signature sundaes, milkshakes, than burgers. The family-style restaurant also offers a very Hudson River at Charles Point in Peekskill, NY, specializing in cakes, ice cream bars, cookie sandwiches or saucers.” extensive and tempting breakfast, lunch and dinner menu seafood and American comfort cuisine….Dine with us at Fin & www.thehudsoncreamery.com to suit every taste preference. Formerly known as Patio Brew, supporting regional, seasonal and sustainable farming Located across from Riverfront Green, The Hudson

86 2018-2019 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Creamery offers a wide variety of intriguing flavors of ice cream golden, cider with light citrus notes…. atmosphere with all the comforts of thoughtfully sourced food, and dessert creations. Not only do the owners have a vivid www.peekskillciderhouse.com wine and spirits.” imagination but also a generous spirit as a percentage of the For a most unique culinary stop in downtown Peekskill, try www.peekskillbrewery.com profits are donated to the Wonder Twins Fund at the Maria Fereri McDonald and Peacock Cider House. Here you’ll find pub-style Peekskill Brewery’s craft beers are extraordinary and Children’s Hospital. They also partner with Homestyle Desserts, fare with a full menu of tantalizing options, all very British – extensive, each with its own story of how it’s made and with +PUPUN.\PKL whcih provides some of their treats, and the Peekskill Coffee and Indian too. One of its most famous patrons: Peter Noone what ingredients. (For instance, Shotgun Willie offers aromas House, which provides the freshly-brewed coffee. of Herman Hermit’s fame. He recently discovered it before of cantaloupe and gooseberry which come directly from New performing at the Paramount. There are British small plates, Zealand’s Nelson Sauvin Hops, with rye and wheat contributing HUDSON ROOM, THE pies and pasties, Indian street food, curries, low fat meals, to a distinct dry grain flavor.) There are many other craft beers 23 South Division St. comfort food and a doggy menu too. of course and complementing them is an ambitious gastropub Peekskill, NY 10566 menu for lunch, dinner or brunch. 914-788-FOOD OLEY & CHUCK’S RAINBOW GRILL “The Hudson Room prides itself on its gracious and 425 Central Ave PEEKSKILL COFFEE HOUSE knowledgeable service that is focused on comfort and consistency. Peekskill, NY 10566 101 South Division St. Attention to detail and sensitivity to all our customers’ needs will 914-737-9658 Peekskill, NY 10566 always remain our goal.” “Chuck and Oley’s was my father’s favorite bar…. we’d 914-739-1287 www.hudsonroom.com raise our glasses and remember where we came from, and then “…Peekskill Coffee House is definitely connected to the The Hudson Room is a member of the Hudson Hospitality we’d go back to (campaign) headquarters to learn where we young and cool community. Along with a cup of coffee and a Group. At the Hudson Room, special requests are valued and might be headed….” panini are live performances and open mic, complementing the special dedication is placed on regional resources. Here, civic Gov. George Pataki, An Autobiography shows at the Paramount Theater a block away.” responsibility and fresh produce rule. HR’s varied and eclectic www.NYTimes.com/books www.peekskillcoffee.com menu includes specials, “table shares,” sushi, entrees, sides, Oley & Chuck’s Rainbow Grill is a no-nonsense establishment, Peekskill Coffee House is an award-winning establishment children’s dishes, desserts and more. Live entertainment and located close to the Hudson River. Oley was the former, and now where vintage bean bags hang overhead from an authentic other events make dining at this handsome establishment deceased, owner and Chuck is his son who proudly keeps the tin ceiling. Recently expanded, the coffee house offers live most enjoyable. tradition alive. A warm and friendly place, Rainbow Bar & Grill is entertainment and a wide selection of fresh, made-to-order, a super casual bar/restaurant whose cuisine is best described as sweet and savory crepes; plus Belgium waffles, panini and KATHLEEN’S TEA ROOM “American, burger, bar food.” It is tre affordable and a neighborhood salads. Gluten-free crepes and vegetarian options are also 979 Main St. favorite for those who like to hang out. available. Here, the coffee is world class and available for sale Peekskill, NY 10566 by weight and ground on site. 914-734-2520 NY FIREHOUSE GRILLE “Owned and operated by Vivian C. McKenzie since 2010, 50 Welcher Ave QUIET MAN PUBLIC HOUSE Kathleen’s is an English-style Tea Room nestled in the historic Peekskill, NY 10566 15 North Division St. district of downtown Peekskill, NY. When you walk through our 914 788-0808 Peekskill, NY 10566 doors, you step back in time.” “… the Firehouse menu includes a delicious selection of 914-930-8230 www.kathleensTroom.com traditional and non-traditional bar food and…we have the best “The Quiet Man brings a distinctive blend of a quiet and cozy Kathleen’s seasonal menu includes delicious homemade hot wings in the area. Whether you are looking for a place to grab Irish Pub. We invite you to an enjoyable spot for lunch, dinner, dishes straight out of its “from-scratch” kitchen including soups, a beer…a great burger, or a place to eat a…family dinner, we drinks and desserts…Our pub has a bit of a back story which sandwiches, salads and Afternoon Tea. The dessert menu here is have all of that.” might be of interest….” full of homemade treats and Kathleen’s signature Mixed Berry www.nyfhg.com www.thequietmanpublichouse.com Shortcake, a fresh baked scone topped with homemade whipped While NY Firehouse Grille is famous for its barbecue wings, Quiet Man is a classic and cozy pub with a tempting Irish cream, fresh berries and raspberry sauce is one of its signature others enjoy any of its classic burger combinations or build their pub menu including Sheperd’s Pie, Fish & Chips, and Corn Beef desserts. Catering services, on and off site, are available. own burgers. Other menu options run the gamut from fajitas and & Cabbage. Other entrees include but are not limited to seafood, tacos to salads and sandwiches. Tasty entrees include lobster mac steaks, poultry and more. Beers, spirits and wine are perfectly KURZHAL’S COFFEE ‘n’ cheese, meatloaf, and even a pulled pork sandwich. Firehouse matched for its pub fare menu and desserts are a great way to 900 Main Street considers its menu beer-friendly and, therefore, it has more than complete this dining experience. Entertainment and special Peekskill, NY 10566 120 bottles of beer to complement its various dishes. events like paint-and-wine nights make Quiet Man a popular 914-930-7514 addition to the downtown neighborhood. “We are proudly located at The Peekskill Central Market in Peekskill, Westchester’s prosperous mecca for creatives and coffee RUBEN’S MEXIAN CAFÉ enthusiasts. We are a brand that cherishes the past but also looks 5 North Division St. forward to the future.” Peekskill, NY 10566 www.kurzhalscoffee.com 914-739-4430 Located in a 19th Century building that once recruited “Now you can enjoy classic Mexican dining with live Union soldiers during the Civil War, among other operations, entertainment downtown in the center of historic Peekskill. Kurzhal’s Coffee recently made its debut here, selling only Download our $5.00 off coupon to use on your next evening out ethically sourced coffee roasted in small batches from two with the family and friends at Ruben’s Mexican Café.” local roasters: Big Bang Coffee also in Peekskill and PATH Coffee www.rubensmexcicancafe.com Roasters in Portchester, NY. The retailer also sources local milk Ruben’s Mexican dishes are of the freshest ingredients from and cream from Hudson Valley Fresh, and bagels and pastries guacamole to tacos and from quesadillas to mojitos. It’s also a are made and delivered fresh. Peekskill Brewery great stop after work for Happy Hour, as well as lunch or dinner where authentic meals are prepared to perfection. Master Chef MCDONALD & PEACOCK CIDER HOUSE PEEKSKILL BREWERY is Ruben Alvarez. Live bands and other entertainment are part 38 N. Division St. 47-53 South Water St. of the scene Thursday to Sunday, and the restaurant is open six Peekskill NY 10566 Peekskill, NY 10566 days a week. 914-930-7875 914-734-BEER “Looking for a nibble? Try Ploughman’s Plate. A British cheese “Peekskill Brewery is an award-winning brewpub located on Continued on Page 88 plate with Branston pickle, pickled onion, cornichons and a chunk the Riverfront in Peekskill, New York. We’re craft obsessed from of bread….Cider Special: Maeve Hudson Valley. A sparkling, deep the top down…our mission is to deliver an inspired brewery

HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 87 Continued from Page 87 SWEET ASCENT The Hudson Valley Hospitality Group 900 Main Street Peekskill, NY 10566 914-208-0635 he Hudson Hospitality Group is a major holding company comprised of businesses “Come check out our ever evolving, marvelous medley at our exclusively serving the Hudson Valley. In Peekskill, see above listings for the Taco Dive sweets shop in the Peekskill Central Market. Peek’s (candy curator) Bar, Buns & Bourbon, Eagle Saloon, the Factoria at Charles Point and the Hudson Room grand quest is seeking out delectably delicious confectionary restaurants. concoctions that are sure to please the senses.” Heavily committed to the growth and development of the City of Peekskill in terms of food www.sweetascent.shop and entertainment and overall excitement, Hudson Hospitality is also making a big splash down by the river as part of an exciting collaboration with the “Taste of NY” initiative which includes Located in the newly renovated, 19th Century Dramatic the Chamber and local farms. Hall, along with a variety of other retailers, Sweet Ascent is sure Per the group’s website, the more-than-impressive civic effort will revitalize the historic and +PUPUN.\PKL to please with its wide range of candy treats from the familiar scenic train station area into a “destination Made in New York café, marketplace and visitors to the sublime. More than that, Sweet Ascent often provides the center located on the Riverfront Green.” history of the special treat and how it came to be. Always lively In addition, HHG also maintains the Hot Rod Hotel, a Hudson Valley classic and collectable and fun, the establishment schedules special events like the car storage and restoration facility, and is a member of “Go Peekskill,” a collaboration of like- Guitar Give-Away raffle held last December (2017). minded individuals and business owners providing seasonal trolley service to points of interest within the city limits. TACO DIVE BAR For more information, visit www.hudsonhospitalitygroup.com. 55 Hudson Ave. Peekskill, NY 10566 914-788-TACO “We specialize in tacos that will make your mouth water just FOOD-RELATEDFOOD RELATED ESTABLISHMENTSESTABLISHMENTS thinking about them. Our dedication to healthy, organic and GMO free food helps ensure the healthiest and tastiest experience.” A & S FOODS DYLAN’S WINE CELLAR www.tacodivebar.com 171 S. Riverside Drive 50 Hudson Ave. Part of the Hudson Hospitality Group, everything about Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 Peekskill, NY 10566 Taco Dive Bar is exciting, from the menu to the music, which is 914-271-2216 (914) 930-8003 often live. As for the menu, there are appetizers like calamari www.aandsfoods.com www.dylanswinecellar.com fried and tossed with vinaigrette, peppers and pineapple; tacos A&S Foods is a popular deli-stop within the village For “feature of the week,” “best buys,” “top wines” offering a wide range of Italian and Mediterranean and more, Dylan’s Wine Cellar by the Peekskill riverfront served in soft, stoneground, white corn tortillas with a variety specialties. In addition, the deli offers a full range of is the place to go. Stop at this charming establishment of fillings; “bowls” meaning choice filling over rice instead; and catering services, custom-made gift baskets and gift for everyday wines and spirits that are not mass more. In addition, brunch is also served on weekends and online cards as well. Gluten-free items are also available produced and sometimes hard to find. ordering for easy pickup is a new feature. from the menu. G & K SWEET FOODS TOUCH OF CLASS CARIBBEAN COLE’S MARKET PLACE Peekskill, NY 10566 FUSION CUISINE 2147 Albany Post Road (914) 512-4373 990 Main Street Montrose, NY 10548 www.gksweetfoods.com Peekskill, NY 10566 914-737-7737 Sweet potato pies the way grandma used to make, 914-930-7958 www.colesmarket.com literally. They’re made with organic eggs and a handcrafted “We serve fusion cuisine that combines American, Italian Cole’s is a third-generation family business that butter crust. Other sweets also available and are sold at and Caribbean flavors. Our fine dining setting and on-site bar are is known near and far for its freshest seafood, meats select places throughout the county and online too. perfect for anyone looking to enjoy exquisite food and fine drinks. and produce, as well as an extensive array of gourmet Visit us today for an unforgettable experience.” groceries. It also has butchers onsite and is one of HOMESTYLE DESSERTS BAKERY www.touchofclasscuisine.com the last markets like this to do so. 24 S. Water Street Touch of Class Caribbean Fusion Cuisine, located in Peekskill, NY 10566 Peekskill, New York, serves high-end but affordable dishes and D. BERTOLINE & SONS (914) 737-4659 prides itself in treating its customers like VIPs. A menu sampler 7 John Walsh Blvd. www.homestyledessertsbakery.com includes Jerk Fillet Mignon, Mahi Mahi, Curried Jumbo Shrimp, Peekskill, NY 10566 Homestyle Desserts is a popular bakery providing 914-737-0266 a delicious variety of items for both retail and wholesale as well as Chicken Parm, Penne Alfredo and ¼ Honey BBQ Dbertolineandsons.com operations. It has a variety of cakes readily available, as Chicken, among other mouth-watering options. Tough of Class D. Bertoline & Sons was established in 1933. well as a 10” tiramisu, as well as pies, cookies and pastries. also serves fine wine and spirits. The long-time wholesaler of beer, spirts, wine and Custom cakes need to be pre-ordered. other beverages, services both Westchester and VUE RESTAURANT Putnam counties, employs more than 100 people, HUDSON HOSPITALITY GROUP 634 Main Street and takes pride in supporting the communities 28 Reynolds Lane Peekskill, NY 10566 with which it conducts business. Buchanan, NY 10511 (914) 734-5050 (See Spotlight above) www.vuepeekskill.com “Vue is an American-style restaurant and bar located in the striking Inn On the Hudson. Appropriately named, Vue overlooks extras that complete a tasty and satisfying meal. And, patrons delicious pasta and our fresh fish…. our staff will always make the Hudson River, and was recently opened by two cousins whose can enjoy the view too! you feel right at home.” mission is to create a blend of fun, food and drink….” www.paradiseverplanck.com www.vuepeekskill.com VERPLANCK Now serving the community for more than 70 years, Imagine comfort food that is also fresh and wholesome PARADISE RESTAURANT Paradise’s Italian/seafood menu is the real thing. Choose from food, and always lovingly prepared. That’s the basis of any meal 135 Broadway stuffed manicotti to stuffed sole, from fettuccini Alfredo to served at the Vue, as well as the feel of family and the joy of Verplanck, NY 10596 shrimp scampi, and from spaghetti in white or red clam sauce companionship. Menu options start with soup and appetizers, 914-736-3334 to a full seafood platter - and a whole lot more. An equally include a wide range of tasty sandwiches, various salads, “Paradise has always been the place to go in Verplanck. Aside tempting catering menu is also available and can be served “Bigger Plates” or entrees served with soup or salad, and all the from our pizza, the people of the area especially appreciate our onsite at the restaurant or at another location.

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Deborah Milone Jane Solnick Kish Melwani Maureen Whelan Marianne Oros Mark Franzoso Executive Director Chairwoman Vice Chair Treasurer Secretary Immediate Consolidated Edison Company Servicebyte Whelan Financial Planning Civic Member Past Chairman of New York, Inc. Franzoso Contracting, Inc. CHAMBER EMPLOYEES Meet the Chamber’s Officers, Board Members & Staff The Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce is an organization of business and civic members whose mission is to promote and open opportunities for its members by exchanging ideas, educating and advocating on behalf of businesses in order to foster the growth and well-being of its members, and enhancing the quality of life in the communities it serves. Together, their vision is to be the leading advocate and resource for promoting and supporting businesses of all types and sizes, including being the leading resource sought by the public for Barbara Prehal Lauren Brady information about tourism, local events, and business education in the communities we serve. Bookkeeper Events Manager BOARD MEMBERS

Bruce Apar Ellen Bloom Alan Dillon Tom Eikhof Ben Green Ken Jay Gerald Klein AparPR NY Presbyterian/ Dillon & Dillon, LLC Acadia Realty Trust Peekskill Hat Factory EPSG Platinum Services Katz & Klein Hudson Valley Hospital

Bruce Lindenbaum Cynthia Lippolis Peter McKinley Lisa Montaldo Jerry Nappi Chuck Newman Ken Phillips Frank & Lindy Plumbing & Heating Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices PAK Creative Once Upon A Time Entergy Charles J. Newman Co., LLC Wheelabrator Westchester River Towns Real Estate Preschool/Daycare

Ray Reber Dr. Gregory Schmidt Joan Sirefman Mike Stevenson Stacey Tompkins Tim Warn Civic Member Chiropractic on Hudson AFLAC Quantum Dynamix LLC Tompkins Excavating Peekskill EMT

HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 89 Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce  (UU\HS(^HYKZ+PUULY J. P. McHale Pest became aware of how important it is as a business owner Management, Inc., to be attentive to customer’s needs and how vital the local Business of the Year community is to the success of his business. Feeling a need Award: James P. McHale, to give back, Dennis started attending town meetings that Sr., was originally a focused on improving the community of Montrose and, in corrections officer at the 2013, formed the Montrose Business Association.

(UU\HS(^HYKZ Sing Sing Correctional Today, the nonprofit group, MBA, consists of 32 Facility when he launched Montrose businesses whose focus is “Business Unity to Help a beer tap cleaning the Community.” Under Dennis’ leadership, as president, MBA business in the 1960’s. A has “planted” Welcome to Montrose signs, erected a flag pole, hosted an annual fellow colleague at Sing Sing, Patrick McCauley, owned Ossining Exterminating spring craft show, celebrated a local veteran at its Annual Veteran’s ceremony, and Service. The two entrepreneurs would often refer accounts to each other and, at improved the landscaping along the Route 9A corridor. some point, McHale started working for McCauley - while still cleaning beer taps. The group also works jointly with the Hendrick Hudson School District on Eventually, McCauley asked McHale if he was interested in purchasing his database many projects and contributes to local churches and charities. Dennis is also an of clients and, in 1971, JP McHale Exterminating Service was born. active member of the Town of Cortlandt’s Indian Point Task Force and continues to Around 1974, McHale also purchased the Elders Tree Spraying Company. lobby the Town of Cortlandt for infrastructure improvements that will attract more By 1988, James P. McHale, Jr., joined the company armed with a university businesses to the hamlet of Montrose. degree in entomology. He was followed by Douglas, who had a degree in Dennis says that the MBA is not a one-man ship and thanks his members for plant pathology, and Richard, who held a degree in environmental science. their dedication and volunteerism. Together, the three purchased JP McHale Exterminating Service and altered the company’s name to reflect its commitment to environmental sustainability. With Thomas D’Agostino, Young Professional of the that, JP McHale Pest Management was off-to-the-races. EnviroCare was formed Year Awared: Thomas D’Agostino was raised in Cortlandt in 1994 at which point JP McHale, Sr., officially retired (he passed away in 2016). Manor and attended Walter Panas High School. He Today, JP McHale Pest Management is listed among the top 50 pest attended SUNY Binghamton and graduated in 2014 with a management companies in the U.S. Its product lines include full service pest degree in geography and a concentration in urbanization solutions, plant healthcare, lawn fertilization, environmental modification and city planning. He also spent an additional year going and microbial services. Located at 241 Bleakley Avenue in Buchanan, its new for a Master’s degree in cartography and Geographic regional training center will open in 2018 in Peekskill. Information Systems (GIS). JP McHale’s commitment to the community continues to be unwavering. In June 2015, Tom started his position as an Assistant Its sponsorships are many and include the Hendrick Hudson School District, Planner for the Town of Yorktown and has overseen projects and developments Cortlandt Little League, Community Food Pantry and Toys for Tots, among including the Lowes Plaza on Route 202, Hudson Valley Steakhouse, BJ’s Gas many other fine area organizations. Station and the Orchard View subdivision residential development. Tom aspires to continue in local government planning and, possibly, running Louis Lanza, Hudson Hospitality Group, for local office in the future. Recently, he purchased a home in Peekskill. His Quality of Life Award: Louie Lanza and his wife, hobbies include music and golf. He also loves movies and is a huge Star Wars fan. Joni Michelle, live in Garrison with their three sons. He dominates all Star Wars online quizzes on Buzz Feed and Sporcle, and has no Louie spent the first half of his life in Manhattan as a shame in showing his nerdy side. chef and restaurateur with a stable of neighborhood Currently single, Tom is still looking for his ideal partner. Carrie Underwood restaurants. Joni graced the stages of Radio City as look-alikes should introduce themselves! a Rockette for several years, and even had roles in Broadway performances. Kristen Marques, Chairman’s Award: : Born and raised Louie’s passion for cars brought him to the in Cortlandt Manor, Kristen is a graduate of Walter Panas High Hudson Valley in 2006 when he opened The Hot Rod School and SUNY Albany with a B.A. in Studio Art. During her Hotel in Buchanan, a company that specializes in the storage and restoration college years, Kristen was a member of the ski team and, in of classic and collectible automobiles. His passion for Peekskill, however, grew her senior year, became team captain. from his daily visits to the city for coffee, banking and dining. Soon, he returned Before and after her graduation from SUNY, Kristen to the restaurant business with his 2013 purchases of several prime Peekskill assisted the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of properties. Hence, the Hudson Hospitality Group was born in 2014. Commerce with general administration as her scheduled Today, Hudson Hospitality has a growing assembly of eclectic Peekskill permitted. This eventually included integrating the restaurants and entertainment concepts owned and operated by Louie Lanza Chamber’s membership directory into a new website which was recently and his partners. These include the Hudson Room, Buns & Bourbon, Taco Dive launched. But, to back-track a bit, the relationship all began in the summer Bar, Fin & Brew and The Eagle Saloon, among others. of 2014. With the Chamber’s 100th anniversary fast approaching, it Hudson Realty Investors was also formed in 2013 and operates from the needed an intern who could shuffle through old newspapers, photos and Hot Rod Hotel facility. It owns and manages an assortment of commercial documents to assemble and showcase its history. Kristen was exactly that retail, office and residential rental properties. On the horizon, Louie and his person. She very quickly became part of the staff, helping them to organize partners have other projects in the conceptual stages that involve the Peekskill its 100th Anniversary Journal and Centennial Celebration. train station and downtown area of the city. Kristen came back the following summer, again as an intern, and helped Always mindful of giving back, Louie heads-up the Lanza Family plan the revival of the Hudson Valley Exposition celebration. She has been Foundation along with his brothers, a nonprofit that benefits local youth the volunteer coordinator of the Exposition ever since, scheduling and organizations, as well as law enforcement and military veteran foundations. supervising more than 50 volunteers each summer, among many other fine accomplishments that continue to this day. Dennis Malles, Volunteer of the Year Award: Dennis R. Malles started in All the hard work paid off and, today, Kristen is professionally employed the auto repair business in 1979 after high school, working with his father for 10 as a Promotions Assistant at WHUD and she also works as a freelance video years before his dad retired. After taking over the business in the late 1980s, he production assistant and photographer.

90 2018-2019 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Annual Scholarship Program – The Winners Please! :JOVSHYZOPWZ ix local high school students who were recently recognized for their academic achievements and community service are going off to college with $1,000 scholarships - thanks to the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce. The 2017 recipients graduated from Croton-Harmon, Hendrick Hudson, Lakeland, Peekskill, Putnam Valley and Walter Panas high schools, and were presented with their awards at the Chamber’s June breakfast held at the Hollowbrook Golf Club, Cortlandt Manor, New York. “We are so proud of our scholarship honorees this year. Each is gifted with unique talents, stunning accomplishments and bright futures. The addition to her studies at Holy Cross, Emily was has volunteered many hours in the community business community wishes them well, and hope also recruited to swim for the school. Emily was through different organizations and, especially, that someday they will return to our community inspired to become a doctor ever since we was through the Peekskill High School Interact Club. as contributing members of society,” said Hudson diagnosed with Alopecia Totalis and has used She was also the recipient of the President’s Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce Executive her experience to pay it forward. In addition to Volunteer Service Award in 2016. Director Deb Milone. swimming at Hen Hud, Emily was also involved in The scholarships are funded from the generosity many school groups including the National, Math Putnam Valley High School - Zoe Leone of local businesses through the chamber’s annual and Spanish honor societies, among other groups, graduated from Putnam Valley High School and Tommy Bertoline Scholarship Golf Outing, held and has volunteered for many local organizations plans to major in environmental studies at SUNY annually in September. Scholarship recipients including New York Presbyterian Hudson Valley Binghamton. Zoe hopes to learn more about food are chosen on the basis of academics, leadership Hospital and the This Is Me Foundation. sustainability to develop and implement food skills, extracurricular community volunteering, systems that minimize waste without sacrificing awards or merits, and work experience. Awards are Lakeland High School - Mohamed Gewida nutritional value. Zoe stays busy on the Varsity determined by the Chamber Scholarship Committee graduated from Lakeland High School and plans Swim and Track teams and is the secretary of on a non-discriminatory basis. to major in pharmaceuticals at St. Johns University. her class. Zoe was inducted into the National, Mohamed’s interest in becoming a certified Science, English, Mu Alpha Theta Math and Foreign Croton-Harmon High School - Rebecca pharmacist comes from growing up in a small Language honor societies. Zoe has volunteered Davidson graduated from Croton-Harmon High village in Egypt where medication was lacking. a lot of time in her community and school. Zoe School and plans to major in biological sciences He hopes to one day cure cancer. In addition to received the President’s Award for Educational at Cornell University. In addition to her passion his interest in medicine, Mohamed has been an Excellence in 2016. to practice medicine, Rebecca also has a goal avid volunteer in his community and completed to work for “Doctors without Borders” after more than 500 hours of community service at the Walter Panas High School - Abigayle Pusz medical school, and has been studying Spanish Hudson Valley Islamic Community Center. He has graduated from Walter Panas High School and and Chinese in preparation. Rebecca is heavily also played for the Lakeland tennis team and is on will be attending SUNY Purchase. She is an artist involved in her school and community, and is the National and Math honor societies. and loves using her creativity in school. She even the co-founder of ‘Our Small Step,’ a community designed the 2017 Panas yearbook cover. She service organization to reduce economic and Peekskill High School - Nia Robinson has contributed immensely to the creativity at cultural barriers for girls’ education in developing graduated from high school as the Salutatorian Panas and directed multiple murals, one being a countries, as inspired by Malala Yousafzai. and plans to study Constitutional Law, Africana gift to the school police officer. She volunteers a Studies and Social Justice at NYU with the goal of lot of her time to elementary school plays and to Hendrick Hudson High School - Emily becoming a lawyer. Nia was a member of the NYS an artist-led Pen Pal Workshop for Middle School Sullivan graduated from Hendrick Hudson High Math, Mu Alpha Theta Math, Science and Students. Abigayle has won many awards for her School and plans to major in psychology with a National honor societies. She has worked back work including the Impressionism Award and pre-med track at College of the Holy Cross. In stage for multiple Drama Club productions and Superintendent’s Award for art.

/\KZVU=HSSL`.H[L^H`*OHTILYVM*VTTLYJL5L[^VYRPUN 5L[^VYRPUN ne of the great values to being NETWORKING golfers rendezvoused for the Tommy Bertoline a member of the Hudson Throughout the year, the Chamber hosts a Annual Scholarship Golf Outing. For 2017, they Valley Gateway Chamber of number of extensive events for members to meet teed-off at the Hollowbrook Golf Club in Cortlandt Commerce is that they are party and greet, both socially and professionally. While Manor, New York. The event included lunch at noon, to a variety of personal and professional one of the most popular events is the Annual a shotgun golfing event in the afternoon, a cocktail growth opportunities that come under the Dinner Gala (see previous pages), others include, reception in the evening, a silent auction and a gala categories of Networking, Benefits and but are not limited to, the following: buffet dinner at night. Most of the proceeds from the Marketing. For the reader’s consideration, autumnal outing went to the Chamber’s academic we offer a brief list of these Networking, Hudson Valley Gateway Tommy Bertoline fund in which six high-achieving students from area Benefits and Marketing “perks” here and on Annual Scholarship Golf Outing high schools are selected each year for $1,000 the following pages. Last September 28, 2017, more than 130 Continued on Page 92

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/\KZVU=HSSL`.H[L^H`*OHTILYVM*VTTLYJL5L[^VYRPUN Continued from Page 91 their companies and organizations. An average that strengthens ties to the community as well college scholarships. The selection of these of attendance of approximately 80 people allows for as fellowship with other business members. promising students was announced at a later date a quality networking experience for all. Attendees This special get-together offers a relaxed (see Scholarship Spotlight below). meetup with old friends and make new ones but, environment for mingling and connecting more than anything else, they share in new business with one another. After all, what better way to Business Council Breakfasts ideas as they unfold and get to know each other, and celebrate the end of the day than with fellow 5L[^VYRPUN Held on the first Thursday of each month, their common goals, at these very special breakfasts. Chamber members at one of the Chamber’s Business Council Breakfasts feature a variety local member-restaurants. Information is of speakers and an opportunity for members Business After Hours emailed to members and posted on the to distribute literature and information about Business After Hours is a popular social event chamber website.

*/(4),9),5,-0;: +0:*6<5;: n addition to Networking and Marketing for all lines of coverage. [email protected]. opportunities, the Chamber of COBRA /NY State Continuation Commerce also offers additional benefits Administration: HealthPass handles the NYS Small Business Development Center and special discounts and opportunities administration with direct employee billing for HV Gateway Chamber Annex: Each month for its members. Here is a sampler of such all enrolled groups. a NYS Small Business Development Counselor offers but, for more information, visit Member Services: All employees have access provides complimentary one-on-one business www.hvgatewaychamber.com. to HealthPass’ Member Service Team to help guide management consulting for existing and startup them through the questions or concerns they businesses in the following areas: might have regarding their eligibility, enrollment • Business Acquisitions and Sales and benefit inquiries. • Financial Analysis Health Advocate: All employees enrolled • Loan Packaging

)LULÄ[Z +PZJV\U[Z in medical coverage have access to this advocacy • Business Planning and assistance company. Registered nurses can Qualified businesses can access capital for a help guide them through questions regarding variety of purposes such as: claims, healthcare bills and authorizations, as well • Start up financing as finding doctors and hospitals and scheduling • Business Acquisitions specialist visits. • 504 Real Estate Loans Questions & Quotes: Please contact Chuck • Purchase of an Existing Business or Franchise WHAT IS HEALTHPASS NEW YORK? Newman at 914-345-1000, email him at chuck@ • Purchase of Inventory, Machinery, HealthPass is an independent health insurance charlesnewman.com or stop by The Charles J. Equipment, Furniture and Fixtures exchange which allows businesses with 2 to 100 Newman Co., LLC, 906 South St., Peekskill, NY 10566 • Real Estate employees to offer a range of health plan options. • Construction Loans In Westchester County and south, both MetLife Vision & Dental Plans • Refinancing Existing Debt Oxford and Oscar are offered (In the 5 boroughs MetLife is offering cost effective Dental PPO plans The SBDCD’s services help entrepreneurs turn a third carrier, HealthFirst is offered). In Putnam with no waiting periods and flexible coverage for your ideas into businesses, help businesses expand, County and north, a variety of options from employees. These plans can be offered regardless of originate loans and provide information businesses Oxford are offered. any employer contribution, and, can be implemented need to make critical decisions. Employees can also choose from a menu for only a few employees at your company. With To set an appointment, call 845-356-6065. of supplemental employee benefits including the online directory your employees can locate and Dental, Vision, and a bundled Life and Long Term compare thousands of dentists and specialists. Procurement Technical Disability security product. Unlike other carriers, The Vision Plan has low out-of-pocket Assistance Center (Ptac) – which require a higher percentage of employee expenses, a large network of opthamologists, The PTAC program is a comprehensive participation in their plans, HealthPass counts any optometrists and opticians. There are savings resource for small businesses to access a wealth employee who already has coverage (whether on prescriptions, lenses and frames, and family of information needed to effectively market and individually obtained or employer sponsored) coverage includes annual eye exams. sell products and services to government agencies towards participation. Chuck Newman is the Chamber’s such as local municipalities, Camp Smith and the representative for the MetLife Dental and Vision VA Hospital. PTAC offers members: HealthPass Offers Its Members… plans. Call Chuck at 914 345 1000. Or, email him • Complimentary, confidential one-on-one Greater Choice: With more than 20 plans at [email protected] counseling sessions to introduce business to from as many as three health insurance companies. government contracting. Simplified Administration: One form Membership Referral Rewards Program • Guidance to a business through handles employee enrollment, termination, Receive $25 off your membership applications and registrations, bid preparations, waiver, and COBRA/State Continuation of renewal every time you refer a new business sub-contracting and quality requirements. Coverage. One itemized bill is sent to employers that joins the chamber. Email referrals to • Instruction on how to add their company to

92 2018-2019 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The Hope for Youth Foundation: 3 Million Dollars Later

he mission of the “Hope for Youth Foundation” is to assist The year 2018 marks its 32nd anniversary and each year it has been a children who are mentally and/or physically challenged, or who great success thanks to all foundation supporters. When residents purchase are ill or disadvantaged in some other way. The foundation also the Hudson Valley Long Range Weather Calendar by mail or in any of the supports youth programs which facilitate healthy growth whether participating stores, the revenue provides direct assistance to the Hope for it is academic, emotional or athletic and it has been successfully doing so Youth Foundation. For instance, this past year, the calendar raised more for more than 30 years. than $170,000 for dozens of children’s charities in the local area - from the Founded in 1986 through the efforts of Gary Pease, former owner of Children’s Room at the Field Library to the Children’s Cancer Research Fund WHUD-FM/WLNA-AM, and Jim Witt, former owner of FleetWeather, Inc., the at the New York Medical College, and from Make-A-Wish to the Ronald Hope for Youth Foundation achieves its goals mostly by producing and selling McDonald House. The monies have also established various scholarship the Hudson Valley Long Range Weather Calendars to the general populace in programs at area high schools. order to benefit local children’s charities. The organization also raises funds by This brings the total monies collected to date to more than $3,400,000 sponsoring special events like golf outings at the Mahopac Golf & Beach Club and all of this money has been given to worthy children’s organizations in the – the last one of which raised approximately $40,000 - as well as 5K foot races Hudson Valley Gateway region. and 3K walks, among other activities. Learn more about the Hope for Youth Foundation by visiting www.hfyf.org. the list ofof governmentgovernment bidders. • Assistance in understanding the (+=6*(*@ solicitation process. he Hudson Valley Gateway membership category, and all are welcome to (K]VJHJ` • Product specifications. Chamber is the business voice of attend our monthly breakfasts. To set an appointment, contact CEO & the community when it comes to By maintaining a neutral stance, the Chamber President Jeremy Schulman at 845-735-7040 decision-making by government is recognized as the voice of reason during or [email protected]. officials or other policy decision-makers. economic downturns or difficult times. Often Thankfully, the Chamber enjoys a strong times it is called upon to provide guidance Chamber Seminars working relationship with elected and and advice, develop policy positions and bring Each year the Hudson Valley Gateway appointed officials alike and at all levels divergent parties together for the betterment of Chamber of Commerce offers seminars to of government. It remains committed to the business community. help businesses improve their performance supporting government initiatives and Additionally, upon request, the Chamber in key areas and kick their business up to the policies that enhance the economic climate supports initiatives put forth by the Business next level. These seminars are designed to of both local and regional communities. Council of Westchester, the Westchester County provide businesses with the information and Equally important, the chamber speaks Association, the Peekskill Business Improvement resources needed to help increase their sales, up when its officials think decisions may District or other regional business associations with enhance productivity, improve their bottom have a detrimental impact on the business whom we maintain close contact. line and stay competitive in the marketplace. community. Industry experts will share their knowledge, Firmly committed to a non-political, non- GAC – Government Action Committee conduct open discussions, and hold question partisan course of action, most municipalities Recently, the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber and answer sessions. Contact Deb Milone at appoint one person to act as a liaison to chamber of Commerce formed the Government Action [email protected] or call her activities, although membership is open to all Committee as part of its Advocacy mission. Its 914-737-3600. elected and appointed officials under the civic mission is to monitor government activities that potentially could affect Chamber members, inform them of such and, via the Executive Director with approval of the Executive Committee, serve as an advocate for members. The Committee members are Andrea Bloome, Alan Dillon, Marianne Oros, Stacey Tompkins, Clayton Livingston, Howard Pobiner and Ray Reber who serves as Chair. The Chamber has also affiliated with the Business Council of Westchester and the Business Council of New York State. These two organizations have full time staff monitoring the activities of government officials at the county, state and federal levels, with the purpose of providing timely advocacy for the business community. They provide alerts and analysis on proposed legislation as to how they may affect local businesses. They also provide vehicles for the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber to express our concerns, support or opposition as appropriate.

HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 93 Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce 4(92,;05.67769;<50;0,: he Hudson Valley Gateway is alphabetically arranged and includes member VISITOR INFORMATION CENTER & KIOSK Chamber is a valuable marketing firms and their representatives; and the second The Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of resource that can promote member section is the “Buyer’s Guide,” which includes Commerce also serves as the region’s Tourism businesses through any one of a the listings of member businesses and member Information Center. Members are encouraged to number of proven tools - from the Chamber’s services that are categorically listed for easy drop off business information and event flyers for

4HYRL[PUN website to Directory listings, and from reference. In this way, members can get multiple area visitors to pick up at the center located at One literature displays to membership decals, exposure to potential clients or customers. South Street in Peekskill. and more. For instance: HVGCC’S WEBSITE BUSINESS PROFILE LISTING! ADDITIONAL COMPLIMENTARY PRINTED MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY AND It’s all about location. LOCATION is how MEMBER SERVICES COMMUNITY & VISTIOR GUIDE ADVERTISING customers find businesses. LOCATION is how Ribbon Cutting, Grand Opening and Businesses and services within the region who residents discover services. LOCATION is how Ground Breaking Ceremonies – Receive place an ad in the Chamber’s annual “Membership visitors know where to go. All members receive complimentary Chamber assistance in Directory, Community Profile & Visitor Guide” a complimentary business profile on the Hudson coordinating these special events with elected receive a variety of benefits to help prosper, Valley’s Find Engine of the Chamber website officials and Chamber leaders. promote and grow their establishments. The (www.hvgatewaychamber.com). But, with an ad complimentary publication offers a wide range upgrade to an enhanced listing, you will have a Chamber Member Logo – Incorporate exposure and is not only mailed to all Chamber better opportunity to promote your business the chamber logo in all corporate marketing members but is distributed by the Chamber to or organization. pieces and company website for added validation the general public, municipalities, real estate and credibility. offices, libraries, hotels, visitor information centers, WEEKLY EBLASTS AND SOCIAL MEDIA hospitals and other high traffic locations. We gladly promote member events, services, Members Only Referral – The Chamber’s The visitor portion of the guide contains specials and fundraisers to more than 1,000 policy is to only refer member companies when information on each of the member municipalities recipients through our weekly e-blast - “Business receiving inquiries about a variety of products and as well as libraries, school districts, health facilities, Matters” each Tuesday and “Fun Matters” each services in the region. retail operations, attractions, events, places to Friday - as well as the Chamber’s Facebook page. stay, community organizations, places of worship, This service is complimentary to all members. For Certificate of Origin Authorization Service: business resource links, transportation and other additional information, email Executive Director A free Chamber service that helps businesses, pertinent material. Deb Milone at [email protected]. vendors and suppliers facilitate international The directory portion includes two vital shipping requirements. sections. The first is the “Membership” listing, which

/<+:65=(33,@*/(4),9*6440;;,,: AMBASSADORS • Attend member ribbon cutting ceremonies, HUDSON VALLEY YOUNG PROFESSIONALS Ambassadors are highly visible, front-line grand openings and ground breakings. The mission of the volunteers who serve as the Chamber’s primary • Maintain monthly contact via e-mail or Hudson Valley Young liaison to new chamber members. As the goodwill phone with new member assignments. Professionals organization arm of the Chamber, the Ambassadors Committee • Volunteer at Chamber functions. is to provide young plays an essential role in member recruitment, professions with *VTTP[[LLZ communication and retention. Each Ambassador is Members who are interested in becoming opportunities to learn, charged with conveying member needs, questions a Chamber Ambassador should contact Deb lead and grow both personally and professionally. and concerns to Chamber staff, keeping our Milone at 914-737-3600 or email her at dmilone@ It also teaches how to network effectively and Chamber in line with membership needs. As part hvgatewaychamber.com. encourages its members to give back to the of overall responsibilities, Ambassadors: community. “Live. Give. Work. Play. Stay” is their CROTON BUSINESS COUNCIL motto. The structure allows for Chamber support • Accept new member assignments and The Croton Business Council is the local chapter of young professionals with the community conduct new member interviews (quality of the Chamber of Commerce serving the Village of through educational forums, training sessions, contacts), reporting relevant information Croton-on-Hudson. The council is made up of Croton social networking events and community from these interviews to chamber staff at a businesses who are members in good standing with involvement opportunities – to provide the tools monthly ambassador meeting. the HV Gateway Chamber. This volunteer Council to develop personal and leadership skills within • Attend Chamber events to greet attendees works with the Village in putting on events such as a professional environment. The more informed, and build relationships with new members, Croton Summerfest, the Goblin Walk and Costume involved and networked young professionals are, as well as to facilitate introductions and Contest, and the annual Holiday Tree lighting the likelier they are to stay in the Hudson Valley foster direct connections for new members. ceremony. The Council serves to promote Chamber region and influence its quality of life in later years. • Facilitate group discussions at quarterly programs and services to Croton businesses, and To join, log onto www.hvgatewaychamber.com. Chamber Orientation meetings. assists with membership development.

94 2018-2019 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE APeekskill AIMs to Become a “Mediapolis”

rt Industry Media (“AIM” for short) is a newly-formed division of the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce. It was created in fall 2017 to promote Peekskill and the surrounding Chamber territory as a media metropolis – or “mediapolis” -- for the Hudson Valley Gateway region. With its favorable location and unique combination of assets, the Hudson Valley is ideally positioned to take advantage of multimedia trends. AIM is designed to accelerate Peekskill’s continuing evolution as a regional center of multimedia creation and commerce. Multimedia is defined as any mixture of text, audio, still images, animation, video, film or interactive content. In short, the creative arts marketplace. What started as a vibrant network of mostly smaller, independent owners/operators in northern Westchester now is blossoming into a fertile destination with fast-growing appeal to ever larger corporate media interests. “This is an exciting new chapter for our community,” said AIM chairman Ben Green at the January 2018 public announcement that attracted major media coverage. “Peekskill was an industrial town, so it‘s designed to accommodate industry, from affordable housing to easy access to transportation. We don’t make stoves or hats anymore, we make media content. With AIM, our aim is to bring prosperity and opportunity to the families of Peekskill.” At the same January 2018 announcement, Peekskill Mayor Andre Rainey Members of the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce AIM ‘18 Art said, “AIM defines what this city is made of: Creativity, forward thinking, hard- Industry Media Committee are (from left) Chuck Newman of The Charles J. working individuals, and a fun-filled environment. Multimedia has a direct Newman Co. LLC; AIM chair Ben Green of The Peekskill Hat Factory; Maxie Grobner effect on learning and teaching people that cannot be achieved as easily with of Studio Six Agency; Peter McKinley of PAK Creative; Deb Milone of Hudson Valley traditional educational materials. This is one of the most exciting attractions Gateway Chamber of Commerce; Andrea Bloome of Alchemy Post Sound; brought to our city. Peekskill stands behind AIM every step of the way.” Bruce Apar of APAR PR. Photo by Sean Fitzgerald of Studio Six Agency.

Members of the AIM committee are: Ben Green, Chair, Peekskill Hat Factory brought together in one place the people, ideas and resources that will forge Bruce Apar, APAR PR the next generation of economic and social enrichment. AIM anticipates that Andrea Bloome, Alchemy Post Sound the weekend will become an annual event. Maxie Grobner, Studio 6 Agency Participating organizations included Westchester Community College, Deb Milone, Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art (HVCCA), Paramount Hudson Valley Peter McKinley, PAK Creative Theater, Peekskill Arts Alliance, Peekskill Clay Studios, and Peekskill Film Festival. Chuck Newman, The Charles J. Newman Co. Sponsors included ABKCO Films, Alchemy Post Sound, Bajraktari Realty Management Corp., Berkshire Hathaway River Towns Real Estate, The Charles The inaugural initiative for Art Industry Media was held in spring J. Newman Co., Dramatic Hall, Holiday Inn Express, Hudson Hospitality Group, 2018. AIM ’18 was a weekend of marquee events throughout the City that Lofts on Main, Marlyn Productions, M&T Bank, The Peekskill Hat Factory and showcased its current multimedia offerings through workshops, screenings, Studio Six Agency. exhibits and presentations. AIM ‘18 provided a high-profile platform that For more information, visit www.artindustrymedia.com.

/<+:65=(33,@*/(4),9*6440;;,,:  *VTTP[[LLZ AIM (Art, Industry & Media): Ben Green, Bruce Apar, Peter McKinley Scholarships: Chuck Newman, Ann Brady, Lisa Montaldo, Janice Molloy, Chuck Newman, Andrea Bloome, Maxie Grobener Marie Green, Dr. Sherry Mayo Insurance (health, building, organization and members): Young Professionals: Michael Stephenson, Evelyn Romero Bruce Lindenbaum, Stacey Tompkins Ambassadors/Membership: Richard Swann, Lisa Montaldo Chuck Newman (personnel) * Committee Michael Stephenson, Joan Sirefman, Evelyn Romero, Non-profit: Lucille Geraci-Miranda Ken Jay, Catherine Martone, Marie Green, Marianne Oros Non-Profit Board: Claudia Pollak, Larry DeNoia, Lucille Geraci-Miranda, Government Affairs: Ray Reber, Marianne Oros, Stacey Tompkins, George Oros, Wilfredo Morel, Dr. Sherry Mayo Andrea Bloom, Clayton Livingston, Howard Pobiner, Esq., Alan Dillon By-laws/Policy: Jane Solnick, Ray Reber, Alan Dillon, Marianne Oros, Facilities: Bruce Lindenbaum, Ken Phillips Stacey Tompkins, Tim Warn IT: Kish Melwani Internal Audit: The responsibility of the internal audit committee of the Hudson Valley PR & Marketing: Bill Powers/Peter McKinley, Bruce Apar Gateway Chamber of Commerce is to review financial transactions of the HVGCOC as entered Croton Business Council: into the bookkeeping system to determine if charges and receipts are appropriated allocated to Cynthia Lippolis accounts and to review monthly bank reconciliations. Greg Schmidt Jack Levitz, Ray Reber Gerry Klein Finance Committee: Maureen Whelan, Larry DeNoia, Bruce Lindenbaum, Putnam Valley Business Council: Joe Lippolis, Marie Green, Richard Swann Stacey Tompkins Budget Committee: Jane Solnick, Maureen Whelan Lisa Montaldo Board Nominations: Kish Melwani HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2018-2019 95 BUSINESS DIRECTORY CATEGORICALLY LISTED. MEMBERSHIP LIST AS OF APRIL 6, 2018.

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