VILLAGE OF OSSINING MUNICIPAL BUILDING 16 Croton Avenue Ossining, N. Y. 10562 (914) 941-3554 FAX (914) 941-5940
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Come join in the Annual Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 28 th . Pay tribute to the many men and women who have sacrificed their lives so that we may live in the democratically governed United States of America. The parade starts at 9:30 a.m. at Croton Avenue at Calam. Marchers will proceed along Croton Avenue across Route 9, down Main Street turning at Market Square to follow Spring Street ending with a small ceremony at Nelson Park . Please join in our simple tribute to the many men and women that have served our nations armed forces in war and between wars.
Bicentennial Cookbook Committee Seeking Recipes, Stories and Pictures for 2013 Commemorative Cookbook The Bicentennial Cookbook Committee is seeking your recipes, stories and pictures for the Ossining Bicentennial Celebration cookbook, “A Place at the Table”. We’re celebrating Ossining’s history, the food we make and the people we share it with . Please share special family favorite recipes along with their stories or pictures to be included in this special cookbook. We are seeking to include material from all the people who help to make Ossining special; our residents, our school faculty, businesses, houses of worship, organizations and institutions. The committee is also seeking volunteers who wish to contribute a few hours of their time or skills. If you are interested in volunteering, please email the address below. Also needed to produce the cookbook are in–kind donations, paper, printing, graphics, photos and financial donations (checks should be made out to Village of Ossining Bicentennial Cookbook – financial donations are tax deductible.) Proceeds from the cookbook will help subsidize our Bicentennial Celebration. Recipes, stories and pictures are being accepted between now and September 3, 2012. Each recipe and story will be published in English and Spanish . Drop off your recipes, stories, pictures or donations to the Municipal Building at 16 Croton Avenue, Ossining, Attention: Cookbook or you can email recipes, stories, pictures to [email protected] .
On Saturday, May 26 th , Community Markets will open the 21 st season of the Ossining Farmers Market where shoppers can buy directly from farmers and food producers, who are all 'local' , meaning they travel “to market and back in a day.” The market runs every Saturday through December 15 th , 2012 from 8:30 am – 1:00 pm in the parking lot on the corner of Spring & Main Streets (Street address: 7 Main Street). Crowd favorites returning for the 2012 season include: Meredith’s Bread , Bread Alone , Feather Ridge Farm , Amazing Real Live Food Company, R & G Produce, Bombay Emerald Chutney Company , Locust Grove Fruit Farm , Tierra Farm , Pura- Vida Fisheries, Mead Orchards , The Pastures, Chiboust , and Pickle Licious . Community Markets is delighted to welcome these new vendors to Ossining: Hudson River Apiaries , Eden Farm Greenhouses , and Mortgage Apple Cakes .
We are proud to announce that the Village of Ossining has been selected to receive a Planning Achievement Award from the Westchester Municipal Planning Federation for it’s Architectural Design Guidelines. The Award will be presented to the Village at the Federation’s annual awards dinner scheduled to be held on Thursday, June 7 . The Village of Ossining Architectural Design Guidelines is a comprehensive document containing architectural design recommendations and best practices for commercial and residential structures within the Village. The Guidelines are the product of collaboration between Stephen Tilly Architects, Inc of Dobbs Ferry and the Village Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Historic Preservation Commission, along with Village Planning Department staff. The Guidelines focus on the Village's Sparta and Downtown historic districts, the residential neighborhoods surrounding these two districts, and the commercial corridors located on Routes 9 and Route 133. If your property is not located within these areas, you will still find the recommendations to be useful in planning your project. To view the Village of Ossining Architectural Design Guidelines go to the Village website at www.villageofossining.org and click on the tab on the left marked Architectural Guidelines.
The Village Board is seeking applicants to serve on the Historic Preservation Commission, the Board of Ethics. For additional information on either of these Boards or to send a letter of interest contact the Assistant Village Manager, Christina Papes at 16 Croton Avenue, Ossining, New York 10562, [email protected] or 941-3554.
Kudos and thanks to the Ossining High School Band: The Central Committee of Organized Veterans of Ossining and the Ossining Boat and Canoe Club would like to thank the OHS Band for the excellent performance by members who volunteered at the May 20 th veteran’s ceremony and commissioning day. Each spring the Central Committee pays tribute to those lost at sea during a ceremony at the Ossining Boat and Canoe Club. A wreath is placed in the river by a local Boy Scout from a club member’s boat, the veterans provide a gun salute and taps, and local elected officials with club members are present to help the Central Committee honor those who served our country. The band members’ performance was flawless and we are very grateful for their support in paying tribute to our veterans. We hope everyone will be present on Memorial Day with our OHS band and the Central Committee to honor all those who have served our country.
Live Ossining! ---- the Office of Downtown and Economic Development invites you to find out more about how you can shop, dine, enjoy, explore and live Ossining. Like Live Ossining on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Live-Ossining/234420463315136
The 2012 Toughkids/Toughman Triathlon will be held on September 8 th and 9 th . The race organizers are seeking volunteers to help orchestrate the event. Students are given T-shirts, a ticket to the Toughkids/Toughman BBQ and community service hours. Donations are also given to the group that brings volunteers in (i.e. Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, church groups, college sports teams, Habitat for Humanity, as well as local community groups.) They would love to have students from Ossining involved this year. If you would like to see a highlight video from last year go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdtMs8nw-jc&feature=youtu.be www.Toughmantri.com , www.Toughteentri.com , www.Toughkidstri.com .
Come out and watch the stars of Ossining shine and help raise funds for the Riley Saper Foundation which provides student scholarships to Ossining High School seniors. Join us for "Ossining's Got Talent" on June 23rd at 6:30 pm at the Ossining High School. We are still recruiting acts for the show. Applications are due May 18th. See the Events page of our website for an application; http://www.rileysaperfoundation.org/Events.html .
Enjoy Ossining ! ---- Tasty Port Wine & Spirits will be hosting a wine tasting with a wine expert on site to celebrate Memorial Day. The event will be on Saturday, May 26th at 127 Main Street from 12pm till 10pm with white wines in store for tasting. Please stop by and visit. http://tastyportwine.com/
Enjoy Ossining ! ---- You are invited to CELEBRATE local food and farms! Join Community Markets for the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony of the 21st Season of the Ossining Farmers Market Saturday, May 26, 2012; 10:00am, The Corner of Main and Spring Streets, Come hungry for the farmers and food crafters who will bring top-quality produce, meats, breads, cheeses, and specialty items to Ossining every week through November! http://www.communitymarkets.biz/index.php
Lighthouses Along the Hudson River , a lecture series presented by Scott Craven. Join us ...Friday, June 1st at 7:30pm for an evening lecture and slide presentation on the history of light houses along the Hudson River by guest speaker Scott Craven. Coffee and confections will be served. Scott Craven, a local historian and boater, will be speaking at the Ossining Boat & Canoe Club on Friday, June 1, 2012at 7:30pm. The topic for this free lecture will be “Hudson River Lighthouses”. He will speak about the lighthouses that were once used to protect the river, discuss the many other navigational aids on the river, and talk about what is used today to keep commercial traffic flowing smoothly and recreation boaters’ safe. Scott Craven has an M.S. in History and has lived along the banks of the Hudson River his entire life. He is a boater, fly fisherman, and hiker. We hope to see you there! Lecture hosted by the Ossining Boat & Canoe Club, 1 Westerly Road, Ossining, NY 10562, PO Box 743, Ossining, 10562, 914.762.9724. www.obcc.org
Enjoy Ossining! Celebrate Ossining’s Parks - Saturday, June 2 nd at 12:00 p.m. On Saturday, June 2 nd the Village of Ossining will celebrate major park enhancements to three of the Village’s premier parks. At 12:00 noon we will begin the celebration with a ribbon cutting at Sparta Park (located off Liberty Street) where a gazebo, a new children’s playground and enhanced landscaping were all recently added to this waterfront park. We will then move to the Nelson Park Tennis Courts (Washington Avenue & Edward Street) for a brief viewing of the new USTA stadium lighting. This will be followed by a group hike at the Edward M. Wheeler Crawbuckie Nature Preserve (located off Beach Road) at 1:00 pm. to celebrate the opening of the new trails, overlooks and improvements to this riverside park, including the installation of a handicapped accessible trail to truly open the park to all. A minibus will be provided at Sparta Park. All are welcome!
Ossining will hold its 5 th Annual Relay for Life event on Saturday, June 2 nd at Anne M Dorner Middle School, Van Cortland Avenue, Ossining www.relayforlife.org/OssiningNY Relay for Life is a community event where people come together to celebrate those who have survived cancer, remember those we've lost, and fight back against a disease that touches too many lives. It is an opportunity to have fun while raising much-needed funds to fight cancer and raise awareness of cancer prevention and treatment. There will also be live music, food, games and entertainment. To form a team or sign up to walk, please visit www.relayforlife.org/OssiningNY For more information, contact Liz Blye at [email protected] or Monica Mitchell at [email protected] Volunteers are needed on June 2nd to help with the logistics of the event. To volunteer, contact Martha Klein at [email protected] or Gloria McQuaid at [email protected] . A Tribute to Cancer Survivors: In honor of your battle against cancer, we would like to extend a special invitation to you to join us at the Relay For Life of Ossining Survivor Reception and Survivor Lap. Reception will begin at 6pm. Food and drinks will be served and t-shirts will be given to each cancer survivor in attendance. Caregivers will also be honored. Opening ceremony will begin at 7pm immediately followed by the Survivor Lap. As a survivor, you represent HOPE for someone newly diagnosed! Please RSVP to 914-397-8844 or [email protected] Remembering Friends and Loved Ones Lost to Cancer: Honor, support, or remember someone you know who has battled cancer by dedicating a Luminaria. Simply click on the Dedicate a Luminaria button and order. Help us illuminate the night by honoring everyone you know who has faced cancer. To purchase Luminaria, please visit or copy and paste: http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR?fr_id=36718&pg=fr_ecommerce Visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/OssiningRFL
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY YEARS AGO… A remembrance of the Village of Sing Sing During the Civil War Saturday, June 2, 2012 at Historic Campwoods Grounds, Narragansett Avenue & Pugsley Road, Ossining. Far from being a glorification of war, a gloating celebration of victory or the distortion of tragedy into a nostalgic fantasy, the intent of this program is to reflect on the meaning of one of the most important, life changing events in our nation’s history and how it played out in a small New York community. Sponsors: Ossining Historical Society & Ossining Camp Meeting Association For more information contact: [email protected] 914-815-5842. 2: 00 PM Flag Raising Ceremony & Invocation 2:30 – 5:30 Wartime in the Village of Sing Sing, New York • See civilian re-enactors perform chores and other everyday 19 th century activities. • Shop at Miss Martha’s Book Store. • Have your photo taken by Mr. Sam A. Cooley, U.S. Photographer. • Go to the Civil War Artifacts Exhibit. • Visit the Military Recruitment Camp. • Tour the Old Methodist Campground Cottages. Taps Ceremony 6:00 – 7:30 Musical Concert and Ball A reading of a Civil War Letter Benediction
Taconic Opera Presents Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle Finishing off its 2011-2012 season and continuing its tradition of presenting an annual choral masterwork by an opera composer, Taconic Opera will be offering two performances of Petite Messe Solenelle by Gioacchino Rossini, the composer of The Barber of Seville, Cinderella (La Cenerentola) , and many others. Completed in his later years and one of very few works he offered to the public during those years, he describes with characteristic wit why he chose to write a sacred mass: "Good God— behold completed this poor little Mass… You know well, I was born for comic opera. Little science, a little heart, that is all. So may you be blessed, and grant me Paradise!” The Emperor Napolean found the mass to be neither little (Petite), solemn (Solennelle) or even liturgical. Audiences find this controversial but exciting work fascinating, unique, and a true pleasure for the ear and the heart to experience. Performances are at the Ossining United Methodist Church , I Emwilton Pl., Ossining, NY, on Saturday, June 2, 2012 at 7:30pm , and Sunday, June 3, 2012 at 3:00pm . Tickets are $27 with generous discounted prices for seniors ($20) and especially students ($15). For information, tickets or directions: call 1-855-886 -7372 or email [email protected] or visit www.taconicopera.org . Currently in its 14th season and the recipient of the 2012 ArtsWestchester Arts Organization of the Year Award, Taconic Opera is the longest operating professional opera company in Westchester County that offers a full season of events. In addition to mainstage operas and concert performances, the company provides in-school educational programs, offers free performances of fully-staged operas to school children, and provides free lectures at public facilities. Taconic Opera is one of only a handful of local companies to have received a prestigious National Endowment for the Arts Grant for Artistic Excellence.
EVERYONE IS INVITED! To the Ossining Boat & Canoe Club Annual HOT PIE BREAKFAST. Sunday, JUNE 3rd, 2012 Starts 8am – 12noon The Boat and Canoe club crew goes all out on the menu which includes eggs Benedict, hash browns, pancakes, waffles, sausage, bacon, and more. What better way to spend a Sunday morning than overlooking the most beautiful part of the river while enjoying a breakfast with all the trimmings! The O.B.C.C. cordially invites you, your family, and friends to the Fourteenth Annual Donald “Hot Pie” Zerrilla Memorial Scholarship Fund Breakfast or to make a donation to the Fund. This year’s breakfast will be held on Sunday June 3, 2012 from 8am – 12 Noon. Cost is $10.00 for Adults, $5.00 for children (under 12.) All proceeds from the “Hot Pie” Breakfast go toward the Donald Zerrilla Memorial Scholarship Fund that is awarded to an Ossining High School student. Through donations, contributions, and/or participation we are fortunate enough to add to the scholarship each year in order to help a student defray the cost of college tuition. The Fund was set up in 1998 in honor of fellow boat club member and Volunteer Ossining Fireman Donald Zerrilla and was awarded for the first time at the 1999 Graduation Ceremony of Ossining High School. The breakfast has been successful every year since then. Those wishing to make a donation may do so by sending a check made payable to: Donald Zerrilla Memorial Scholarship Fund, Ossining Boat & Canoe Club, P.O. Box 743, Ossining, NY 10562. Thank you in advance for your donations, contributions, and/or participation.
Assemblywoman Sandy Galef hosts Everything You Wanted to Know About Taxes But Were Afraid to Ask. New York State Commissioner of Taxation and Finance Thomas Mattox visits the 90th A.D. Thursday, June 7th, 2012 , 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Cortlandt Town Hall, 1 Heady Street, Cortlandt Manor. Come join Sandy to learn about the work of this important Department, including its focus on supporting compliance through more effective taxpayer services, recent changes to tax rates and programs, STAR exemptions, property assessments, and to ask questions about issues that impact New Yorkers as individuals and business owners. About Thomas H. Mattox, Cmmissioner: Thomas H. Mattox has served as Commissioner of the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, since January, 2011. Mr. Mattox previously worked at Goldman Sachs & Co., where he served as a Managing Director and Global Head of Operational Risk Management.
CONCERT BYCOMMUNITY SINGING GROUP “OLD MILL SINGERS” On Friday and Saturday evenings, June 8 th and 9 th , 2012 , the Old Mill Singers will be performing “Come Fly Away with the Old Mill Singers” at Ossining High School. Our chorus will be singing songs about far away places, such as “Africa,” “Tuxedo Junction,” “Chicago,” and “Orinoco Flow.” A largely amateur chorus, The Old Mill Singers tackle most styles of music – pop, jazz, Broadway, folk, ethnic, novelty acts and even some original numbers composed by our members. We may perform classical pieces, but unlike most local choral groups our focus is on lighter fare. Besides songs done by our full chorus, we’ll have solos, duets, and our always popular children’s act. They have fun practicing and singing together, and the fun crosses the footlights to our audience. Show time is at 8:00pm both Friday and Saturday evenings. Tickets – which will be available at the door and from our members - are $20 for adults and $15 for senior citizens and children. There is convenient free parking, handicapped accessibility, free refreshments, and a cash prize raffle. The Old Mill Singers was founded 40 years ago as the Phelps Arts Society to provide music for hospital patients during the holiday season, and continues to perform in nursing homes, at Rosary Hill, at community events, and at holiday time at the Met Life Building to entertain commuters as they head for Grand Central Terminal. Twice each year, in December and June, public performances are given at Ossining High School. We now have about sixty active members, men and women of all ages and from all walks of life. Gary Bratt has been our director for most of the forty years we’ve been around. See them on the web at www.oldmillsingers.org and visit them on Facebook. They are always on the lookout for new members; if you like to sing, contact their Membership Chairman Sharon Brana at [email protected] or 914 762-3765
Collegium Westchester Announces the Final Concert of Its 2011-2012 Season Collegium Westchester Chorus and Orchestra presents the final concert of its 2011-2012 season of music by “Titans of our Musical Heritage” at 8pm on Saturday, June 9, 2012 , at the First Presbyterian Church of Ossining. The concert day general rehearsal at the same location is open to the public from 3.30-6.30pm. Admission to both the rehearsal and the concert is free, but contributions are always gratefully accepted. Previous concerts of the season explored “19th Century Titans” and “18th and 20th Century Titans,” while this concert explores "Bridges Between Centuries". It will feature music in which masters of a given century look backward or forward to ideas of past or future centuries. The two 19th century pieces on the program look back to earlier times: Mendelssohn's Tu es Petrus , which looks back to Renaissance counterpoint of the 16th century, and Brahms' Third Symphony, which looks back to Baroque and Classical structural ideals of the 18th century. The program will also include the first performance of selections of the late Peter Lieberson's The World in Flower since the work's 2009 New York Philharmonic premiere. The World in Flower looks both backwards in time to a more understandable tonal language, and forwards in time toward a universal understanding between people of different cultural backgrounds. Lieberson based the work on texts about love from an unusually diverse collection of sources: the Inuit poet Uvavnuk, the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, and the medieval French Christian author Marguerite Porete, as well as prayers of the Navajo. Collegium Westchester Chorus and Orchestra is modeled on the 17th century Collegium Musicum in that it combines active professional and accomplished avocational musicians into one ensemble, but it performs music from the 17th century to the present. Its instrumentalists and singers are drawn from Westchester County and elsewhere in the New York City metropolitan area, and include participants with leading orchestras and choruses in New York and throughout the world. Its music director, Westchester resident Eric Kramer, has worked as a conductor in Europe and the US, with groups including the Berlin Sinfonietta, Opéra National de Lyon, Budapest Festival Orchestra, and Bronx Opera. One additional note of interest regarding this concert is the fact that Collegium Westchester's conductor Eric Kramer was himself a composition student of Peter Lieberson. Further information and updates will be posted at www.collegiumwestchester.org, and can also be obtained by calling 914-282-8611. These concerts are made possible in part by the Arts Alive program of ArtsWestchester, with funding from the Decentralization Program of the New York State Council on the Arts.
"SAVE THE DATE" for the 32nd Annual Ossining Village Fair, Saturday, June 9th from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm on Main Street – Ossining. Rain date - Sunday, June 10 th .
Phelps Memorial Hospital Center Preparing for June Benefit Event: Saturday, June 9 from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm, The James House Craft Fair on the grounds of Phelps Memorial Hospital Center The James House Craft Fair features 30-plus vendors selling handcrafted jewelry, clothing, pottery, handbags, photography, decoupage, embroidered towels, candles and more. All sales benefit the Auxiliary at Phelps, a network of almost 350 men and women who volunteer and raise funds for the hospital. Tours will be available of the James House, an 1851 stone mansion with river views, which can be rented for special occasions. For more information, call 914-366-3170.
Maryknoll Antique And Classic Car Show Coming To Ossining In June: An employee- driven fundraising event that will provide Westchester County with what may be its largest antique and classic car show, and what could be one of the Hudson Valley’s largest car shows, has started revving its engines at the Maryknoll Society in Ossining. The lay employees with the Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers decided to navigate beyond their regular daily responsibilities to organize a fundraiser that supports Maryknoll, promotes the work of the society and opens the Maryknoll Mission Center and grounds to the New York metropolitan area community. Collective brainstorming led down a path to an antique and classic car show for this coming June that will welcome everyone to the 100-acre Maryknoll campus near the Hudson River in Ossining. The “ Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers’ Antique and Classic Car Show ” is scheduled for Sunday, June 10 (rain date: Sunday, June 17) and hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. All the activities at Maryknoll (55 Ryder Road in Ossining) that day will be provided for just a $5 per family suggested admission fee. More details are available at www.mfbcarshow.com . Local sponsors include the Ossining PBA (which will bring along a SWAT vehicle), Briarcliff Classic & Imports , Brian’s Automotive of Peekskill and T/T Auto Parts (CarQuest) of Ossining. Participating local vendors include Liberty Mutual Insurance, Briarcliff Classic & Imports and the U.S. Postal Service. Awards And Prizes The show is expected to attract about 100 cars from a 50-mile radius surrounding Maryknoll. The cars will range from pre-war antiques to rides from the disco era. The first registered car for the show is a 1960 Thunderbird. The show also will feature the famous 1953 Hansgen-Jaguar Special owned by Bob Millstein of Briarcliff Manor. The Jaguar XK120 Special won at such events as the 1953 Watkins Glen Grand Prix. More than 20 awards will be presented to car owners and the competition will be professionally judged by the Road Knights Auto Club. Throughout the day, prizes will be announced for car owners and all the people who attend the show. More Than Just Cars Besides attracting car buffs, the event will provide many activities to entertain the entire family. • Children’s activities will include a slot-car race track and face painting. Children also will be introduced to a seedling program associated with Maryknoll’s Our Global Pachamama Farm, the on-campus farm that generates 10,000 pounds of food annually for local food pantries. • Live ‘50’s and 60’s music will be heard across the grounds throughout the day and the pot of gold for the 50/50 raffle already is growing. • Plenty of summer-style food, including hamburgers, ice cream, sausage and peppers, home-baked goods and plenty more, will be available. • Tours of Maryknoll’s Seminary Building, believed to be the largest fieldstone building in the country, will include visiting the main chapel, a museum about Maryknoll’s work of serving the poor around the world and a gift shop with unique items from the countries in which Maryknoll serves. Anyone looking to display a classic car at the show can register at the car show website, or call 914-944-3612. Continue to visit the website for updated news and information about the Maryknoll car show.
Phelps Memorial Hospital Preparing for Benefit Event: Monday, June 11, The 9th Annual Phelps Classic will be held at Sleepy Hollow Country Club in Scarborough, one of the most picturesque country clubs in America. Registration begins at 11 am, with a shotgun golf start at 1 pm following lunch. Cocktails and buffet begin at 5:30 pm. Prizes include luxury autos for Hole- in-One winners and a $50,000 Jet Blue Shoot-Out Challenge. Sponsorships are available. For more information, contact Ruth Burton at 914-366-3115 or [email protected].
Come out and watch the stars of Ossining shine and help raise funds for the Riley Saper Foundation ( www.rileysaperfoundation.org ) which provides student scholarships to Ossining High School seniors. Join us for "Ossining's Got Talent" on June 23rd at 6:30 pm at the Ossining High School. See great talent, enter the raffle for a chance to win an iPad, plus other great prizes. Admission is Adults: $10, Students: $7.
SAVE THE DATE! 3rd Annual Ossining SummerFest 2012 is scheduled for Friday July 27th (Rain Date: Saturday July 28th) 4PM-10PM. Downtown Ossining (Main & Spring Streets). It's back bigger & better! An outdoor summer festival & celebration featuring live musical performances, dance, drama, vendors, food, children's zone, specials at participating Ossining businesses & more! NOW ACCEPTING VENDOR, PERFORMANCE & SPONSORSHIP APPLICATIONS. For more information please visit the official event site at www.ossinningsummerfest.com or call OJH Productions Co. at (914) 236-3301.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC ADVISORY: The Village of Ossining Police Department in conjunction with the Village of Ossining Office of Emergency Management has launched a program to help notify the public of emergencies, road closures, hazardous conditions, and other incidents concerning the public within the Village of Ossining. This program, called Nixle, is a free program and allows members of the public to receive these messages in email, text message, and on a internet web site. Village of Ossining residents are urged to subscribe to receive emergency messages only by texting 10562 to 888777 on their cell phone, or to receive a full complement of messages, including community updates residents can visit Nixle.com and click the sign up now! button.
Taconic State Parkway Bridge Closure – Northbound over New Croton Reservoir Beginning Monday, March 26 th through Friday, November 9 th northbound traffic will be moved onto the southbound roadway and be reduced to two lanes in each direction. This shift will occur just north of Pines Bridge Road, continue for 3 ½ miles, then shift back just south of Underhill Avenue. The Reservoir bridge closure is necessary to perform extensive repairs. Significant traffic delays are anticipated. Please seek alternate routes. www.dot.ny.gov/tspnewcroton . For more information, please contact the NYSDOT Construction Field Office at (914) 302-7089 or email [email protected] For trip planning and current roadway conditions, call 511 or visit www.511ny.org .
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