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october 2017 vol. 13 - issue 10 issue - 13 vol. 2017 october The 2 • October 2017 • The Bronxville Bulletin thebronxvillebulletin.com ArtsFest 2017 Set for October 6th - 8th Annual Weekend Celebrates the Arts in New Rochelle and Pelham “ArtsFest” returns to New in Oktoberfest gallery Had a Hammer Music Festival at Rochelle and Pelham, kicking off tour kickoff, with beer Habitat for Humanity of West- on Friday, October 6th with an and cider tastings at chester, Jolo’s Vegan Restaurant Arts in Oktoberfest Gallery Hop, several different gal- and Art Gallery, 6th Annual Lin- then continuing all weekend with leries from 6 to 8 pm on coln Avenue Arts & Culture Festi- a full calendar of art events and Friday.” The ArtsFest val, Lord and Andra, Media Loft, activities. Highlights include be- steering committee MESH Print Studio, Patricia Min- hind-the-scenes tours of working includes Leghorn and er-Sutherland, NRCA Rotunda artists’studios -- including world NRCA Board members Gallery at City Hall, New Rochelle renowned 3-D artist Charles Charles Fazzino and Public Library, Pelham Art Cen- Fazzino’s Museum Editions stu- Angela Derecas Taylor ter, Queen City Gallery at Monte- dio, where visitors can meet the along with Julie Man- fiore NR, R Tea Boutique, Thomas artist and dabble in interactive er, Scott Seaboldt, Lynn Paine Cottage Museum, Martha arts projects – as well as a family Charles Fazzino Honeysett and Anki Valenzuela, Vincents Fine Jewel- art events at the BID Grand Mar- King. ry and Wolfs Lane Park. Marie Hines Cowan ket, a Classic Car Show, Arch for day with the “If I Had A Hammer” An official ArtsFest calendar Organized by the New Ro- Kids interactive activity at the Music Festival featuring live mu- will be mailed to city residents Participating artists and chelle Council on the Arts, Arts- Huguenot Children’s Library, and sic on two stages at the Habitat and available at venues as well venues as of press time include Fest highlights the variety of arts the 6th annual Lincoln Avenue for Humanity ReStore. Donations as online. “Designing, printing Alvin & Friends Restaurant, the and arts venues in New Rochelle Arts & Culture Fest (sponsored by collected at the music festival will and mailing the calendar, plus Classic Car Show sponsored by and Pelham, with art exhibits, pro- grow! LPGC) with activities, dem- help send experienced Habitat the cost of renting the trollies and AJ’s Burgers, Capoeira Luanda, grams and family-friendly activ- os, food and music. for Humanity builders to help re- other equipment really adds up, Coleman School of Dance, College ities at more than 30 venues that Also on the menu are art build in storm-ravaged Texas and so we’re very grateful to the gen- of New Rochelle Mooney Cen- give both visitors and residents exhibits at the Rotunda Gallery, Florida. erous sponsors who make Arts- ter Gallery, Marie Hines Cowan, alike a window into the city’s rich College of New Rochelle, Iona Col- “Each year ArtsFest grows Fest possible,” added Leghorn. Dance Connection, Empty Hand cultural and artistic diversity. lege, Montefiore NR and the New in different directions,” observed ArtsFest sponsors so far include Zen Center, Charles Fazzino Stu- The celebration will include live Rochelle Public Library, interac- NRCA President Theresa Kump Gwendolyn Appleyard Trust, dio, Flowers by Sutton, Gallery music, great food, exciting perfor- tive activities at the Pelham Arts Leghorn. “We chose the October Charles Fazzino, ArtsWestches- Roc, Ground Floor Co-working, mances, and eclectic shopping. Center all weekend, and a free date this year to allow a little ter, Montefiore NR, Alvin & High Brook Studios, Hudson Visit the NRCA website at trolley providing transportation time between the Street Fair in Friends Restaurant, Iona College, Park Children’s Greenhouse, Hu- www.newrochellearts.org or email between four major points both September and ArtsFest. And Pepe Mercedes Benz, Gallery Roc guenot Children’s Library, Iona [email protected] for more days. The weekend winds up Sun- that gave us the idea for our Arts and AJ’s Burgers. College Council on the Arts, If I information. Hurricane Relief for Puerto Rico: Astorino In particular, supplies being sought include: • Baby formula Announces Westchester County Drive • Baby wipes Responding to the hu- • Blankets manitarian crisis unfolding • Bottled water in Puerto Rico following the • Canned and dry pet food devastation of Hurricane Ma- • Canned milk ria, County Executive Robert • Canned, non-perishable foods P. Astorino announced that • Diapers he is launching a “Hurricane • Dish soap Relief for Puerto Rico” drive • Extension cords across Westchester County. • First-aid kits “Westchester County • Garbage bags is home to more than 44,000 • Ground fault protectors Americans of Puerto Rican • Hand sanitizer heritage,” Astorino said. “The • Laundry detergents devastation of Hurricane Ma- • Mosquito repellant ria has been unprecedented, • Pain relief medicine and on a personal level, the • Pillows worst fears of families and • Ropes loved ones have come true. • Safety glasses We are all one community • Stomach and diarrhea relief medicine here in Westchester, and my • Towels hope and prayer is that we • Tarps can make a meaningful con- • Work gloves tribution to the people and communities most in need.” Astorino was joined in the Bronx and at houses of Monetary donations for Collection bins will be located at the following county offices during regular business by prominent Puerto Rican worship. the purchase of essential sup- hours: leaders to highlight other ef- The county’s Hurricane plies and/or the shipping of • Westchester County Office Building, 148 Martine, Ave., White Plains forts going on statewide. Rev. Relief for Puerto Rico will be same may be made by Chase • DSS Central Office, 112 E. Post Rd., White Plains Sen. Ruben Díaz, State Sena- led by dozens of volunteers Quick Pay or via PayPal to: • Mount Vernon District Office, 100 East First St. tor from the Bronx, and Rev. from the Westchester Coun- PRRelief@westchestergov. • Peekskill District Office, 750 Washington St. Abbelane Rivera, President ty Department of Social Ser- com. • White Plains District Office, 85 Court St. Visit www.westchester- of the Westchester County vices (DSS). It will continue • Yonkers District Office, 131 Warburton Ave. at least through the end of gov.com or email PRRelief@ Hispanic Clergy Association, westchestergov.com to learn • Westchester County Center, 198 Central Avenue, White Plains will be spearheading drives November. more. shorelinepub.com The Bronxville Bulletin • October 2017 • 3 From the Mayor’s Office BY MAYOR MARY MARVIN making due to the involve- of attempting to develop a sheltered home for cars Bronxville Giving Garden ted over $500,000 to the ment of seven plus agen- this site – long attractive to previously parked in the A brainchild of our resurfacing and adjacent cies on the Federal, State many developers until they less than ideal spaces in the very active Green Com- curb restoration on roads and County levels, we now learned it was a former former Kensington lot. mittee, the garden has stretching to every corner have an infrastructure of power plant and gas station, All a great positive for produced and shared over of the Village. Chief among large pipes, storage tanks the Village now has a well the Village, we owe a great 150 pounds of fresh vegeta- the improvements centered and force mains - though built, architecturally con- debt of thanks to the nearby bles with our neighbors in around the Pondfield Road unseen and costly, they are sistent structure that befits neighbors who handled the Mount Vernon and Tucka- artery and Midland Avenue vital for flood protection of the beauty of Christ Church enormous multiyear dis- hoe. The garden has been intersection. Using recy- our school and nearby resi- and the homes on Kensing- ruption with understand- a catalyst for volunteer- cled bricks, our DPW staff dential homes. ton Road. ing and patience. ing and learning as well also repaired the brick road Thanks to a model of A building engineer The Village also em- as a productive bridge of on Prescott Avenue without cooperation between suc- from a nearby municipality barked on projects that friendship between the Vil- outside contractor assis- SEPTEMBER 18, 2017 cessive School Boards and shared with me that after would have been major lage and our neighbors. tance. Village Boards, given the visiting the project, he felt in most years but were In terms of productiv- long regulatory process, it was one of the most well- dwarfed in magnitude by Library Tennis/Paddle Court ity – and resulting disrup- none of us, parents, stu- built structures he had seen the two above. Our library had a sum- Refurbishment tion, this was a summer like dents, residents, and faculty of late. mer as busy as Village Gov- Our backboard area, no other in Bronxville. will have to take a collective Expected to go from a Lighting Upgrades ernment as the staff provid- including the steps and re- We are in the final stag- breath every time heavy zero sum tax benefit to up- For those of you who ed quality programming for taining walls, was complete- es of completion of the two rains come our direction. wards of $600,000 annual- get off the train in the eve- every constituency in the ly rebuilt again with the in- biggest projects undertak- I am enormously grateful ly, even more importantly nings and head to our west Village. Over 250 children house masonry skills of our en in the Village in recent to my colleagues on both it transformed one of the side walking paths and traf- participated in the summer DPW staff. memory: the FEMA funded boards for their coopera- most blighted areas in the fic circle, increased illumi- reading game and summer Two of the paddle flood mitigation plan and tion, vision and tenacity as Village into a beautiful nation was warranted. New concerts, science shows and courts were repainted and the construction of Villa we navigated the regulato- home for current residents poles/structures are on or- petting zoos drew crowds of lighting improvements are BX V. ry process together. and new neighbors. The der and you will see vast im- 150 plus. currently underway. parking garage will net provement in illumination Flood Mitigation Villa BXV precious new spaces for the in the coming weeks. Road Resurfacing continued on page 4 Over eight years in the After thirty plus years Village as well as providing The Trustees commit- 4 • October 2017 • The Bronxville Bulletin thebronxvillebulletin.com

From the Mayor’s Office continued from page 3

Sewer Relining at the intersections of Kens- ery neighborhood be it pav- the commitment to culture demonstrations, musical action and learning. Our Enormously important ington Road, Beechtree ing, striping, sewer clean- and enrichment of every revues and historical lec- Garden has been visited by but incredibly unnoticed, Lane and Sagamore Road is ing, drainage projects and variety and for every age tures. dozens of other communi- we threaded a cured-in- in need of renewed atten- building renovation. group. So please come and ties as they aim to replicate place sanitary sewer liner tion and care. An arborist Perhaps even more If you stopped by the sample what is truly a Li- our model. from Route 22 all the way is scheduled to give rec- important long term, two library in July, you might brary of the future and Now a gathering place to Midland Avenue. Next ommendations and we are of our Village institutions have seen the 250 plus spread the word. As Lady for families to learn about steps include the pipes un- seeking materials to prop- took on the expansion of children participating in Bird Johnson said, “A li- agriculture, we hope to der Midland Gardens and erly address the condition mind and body. the Bronxville Summer brary is our most demo- involve our schools going the Bronxville School. The of the walk ways and steps. Our beautiful library, Reading Game and the ex- cratic institution. The only forward. Just this morn- liner was the final phase af- built in 1942 as a library pansive lawn was home to entrance requirement is in- ing, I looked out to see stu- ter televising, cleaning and Metro North Underpass replicating a residential a petting zoo, concerts, and terest.” dents from the Eliza Cor- in some cases fully repair- We continue to work Georgian home, is now a Science Show attracting Only steps away from win Frost Nursery School ing collapsed pipes which with Metro North to parse the home of so much more 150 plus participants. the Library’s front door planting with Farmer Dave. necessitated all the street out our respective respon- than a repository of book As a member of the is the Village’s newest ex- The Garden operates openings this summer. The sibilities to create an at- exchange. The Library Westchester Library Sys- pansion, the Giving Gar- solely on the generosity state of the art liner will add tractive welcoming link Board of Trustees and the tem, our library can ac- den. The brainchild of the of volunteers and funding 75 years to the life of the sys- between our two business Friends of the Bronxville cess virtually any book in Bronxville Green Commit- from local citizens. Our tem. districts. Library have taken to heart any form from around the tee, led by Mary Liz Mulli- own Bronxville Rotary Our Village to do list, the words of the First Li- county for our patrons. gan and Master Gardener/ gave the leadership gift that though well crossed out, Downtown Revitalization brary Board President, The library also offers com- Resident/Broadway Mu- truly made it all possible. has many more projects to Our Retail Mix Com- Ernest Quantrell, who had puter lessons, Kindle lend- sician Dave Phillips, the Thanks to another accomplish. The following mittee has added a much the vision almost 70 years ing, free museum passes Garden has to date donated generous resident, profes- is just a sampling: needed jolt of energy and ago to declare that, “A li- and even daily printouts of over 200 pounds of fresh sional web designer Nic- focus on our empty stores brary should not only be a the New York Times Cross- vegetables to a soup kitch- ki Piercy, the Garden has Clean-up/Safety Check of and business vitality in storehouse for books and a word Puzzle. en in Mount Vernon and a state of the art website Sagamore Park general and several stores shelter for readers but also The fall schedule harvesting continues on a where anyone can sign up The park’s use is so in- are coming very soon, with an influence on the commu- promises to be as ambitious twice weekly basis. for planting, harvesting or tense, high volume and year leases out to other prospec- nity. We hope the library as previous program offer- The impetus for the weeding for as little as one round that maintenance of tive tenants. will stimulate not only an ings. Garden was the knowledge hour weekly. For those of fences, surfaces and equip- interest in books and archi- In the recent past, the of the state of health in us who live in apartments, ment has to be an on-going SEPTEMBER 26, 2017 tecture but also in art and Library has been home Westchester County, one the work is truly cathartic. concern. other cultural fields.” to the acclaimed toddler of the wealthiest in the na- If digging in the dirt is not As I wrote last week, The activities orga- and infant program en- tion. One in five residents your preference, donations Bacon Woods the Village was abuzz with nized inside its doors this compassing story read- cannot count on daily food can be made via PO Box This Village open space expansion in virtually ev- summer are testament to ing, songs, puppetry and and the rates of diabetes 404. crafts. Elementary School and obesity are skyrocket- All of the above activi- children from The Chap- ing. ties are simply not possible el School, St. Joseph’s and Our food banks are without the extra efforts of the Bronxville School walk doing their best but by defi- the Bronxville Department over for 3:30pm enrich- nition their food must have of Public Works, the Police ment activities and Adult a long shelf life hence salt Department and the Office Programs take place vir- laden canned goods and no Administration and Staff. tually at every hour. Just organic vegetables. Though bare bones in num- a sampling of activities in- The Garden not only bers, their dedication to clude: lectures on Estate helps our neighbors in the Village is inspiring. So Planning, Elder Law and need and supports the con- please, take a moment and Asset Protection; Tai Chi cept of local agriculture, it visit the Four Corners. I and chair yoga; painting, has become a catalyst for think you will be pleasant- ornament making; cooking community giving, inter- ly surprised!

Larchmont Ledger www.larchmontledger.com Harrison Herald www.harrisonherald.com New Rochelle Review www.newrochellereview.com The Pelham Post www.thepelhampost.com The Bronxville Bulletin www.thebronxvillebulletin.com Westchester Jewish Life www.westchesterjewishlife.com shorelinepub.com The Bronxville Bulletin • October 2017 • 5 Bronxville Public Library Board of Latimer Proposes County Trustees President Sarah Normand Special Guest at BOT Meeting “Good Neighbor Policy” Senator George Latimer, Democratic candidate for West- BY STEPHEN E. LIPKEN Mayor Mar- chester County Executive, has announced a bold new initiative vin mentioned a to improve the working relationship between County govern- On Monday, Septem- “Giving Garden” ment and local city, town and village governments: a proposed ber 11th, Bronxville Mayor that raised over “Good Neighbor Policy,” to be enacted by Executive Order. Mary C. Marvin introduced 150 pounds of The county government would be required to make a for- a special guest at their vegetables for mal presentation of any significant proposed action on county Board of Trustees meeting, local soup kitch- land at a regularly scheduled, televised meeting of the local Public Library Board of ens. governing body (City Council, Town Board or Village Board). Trustees President Sarah Adminis- The locality would have 60 days before the action would be im- Normand, who discussed trator Jim Palm- plemented, to allow for a local public forum to gather public in- their adult and children’s er that said that put from residents. Then the locality would submit a memo of programs. parking spaces support, neutrality or opposition to the action before the coun- “We had 250 children will be avail- ty acts. “This gives a real opportunity for the locality and the sign up for Summer Reading able in the new residents to influence a policy before it becomes fact,” Latimer Games,” Normand proudly Kensington Ga- noted. noted. “Every Tuesday in rage for resident Chris Burdick, Bedford Town Supervisor, registered support for the plan, “I think July, over 150 unique users commuter per- Senator Latimer has offered a roadmap for cooperation with local governments that is wel- partook in LEGO building mit holders that comed and very much appreciated”. and in-house Makerspace have permits “Our village government works very hard to involve residents in every decision we programs. for other lots in make. It is refreshing to think the County government would also make community input “The Library offered a the Village, now Bronxville Public Library Board of Trustees President an important part of their decision process,” added Lorraine Walsh, Mayor of Larchmont wide variety of adult pro- available in the Sarah Normand Village. grams, including musical garage at an an- er remarked. Latimer noted that after the executive order is signed he would welcome County legis- events, such as Broadway nual price of $1500. Regarding Local Law lation from the Board of Legislators that would codify his program into law. Magic, Gypsy Music and “We have also reached #2-2017, Palmer averred “We have to remember that as elected officials we work for the public, not against Dance plus an Irish Music out to merchants that pur- that Zoning Code changes them,” said Latimer. performance. chase an annual permit… will allow certain uses to Latimer is running for County Executive on the Democratic line and four other party “Since its inception, that there are spaces avail- be permitted ‘as of right’ lines. Bronxville has participated able in the garage at a cost of rather than a special per- in the Westchester Library $1200 annually. Of the 203 mit. “This will eliminate the System Battle of the Books. slots, approximately 50 will need for Planning Board In its first year, our Li- be available to residents approval in certain instanc- brary won first place…This who purchase an annual es and allow the Building year’s team is composed of permit; 50 for merchants, Inspector to issue a permit students from Bronxville 40 for public parking; the rather than requiring an ap- Senator George Latimer Elementary School, Chap- remainder will be reserved plicant to get on a PB agen- el School and St. Joseph’s for residents who need a da, which can result in de- School,” Normand stated. space 24-hours a day,” Palm- lays…,” Palmer concluded. Bayside Travel Wins Small Business Award Bayside Travel has won a 2017 Small Business Get out of the Award by 914INC., a Westchester Magazine. The agency is honored to have won in the category of General Excel- lence. 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23 at 6pm – Moderne Barn, Chef the Mamaroneck Beach and Yacht Ethan Kostbar; October 30 at 6pm Club, 555 South Barry Avenue, – bartacco, Chef Jonathan Rohland; Mamaroneck featuring Dr. Wendy Calendar of Events November 1 at 6pm – Inn at Pound S. Harpham discussing Health and Ridge by Jean-Georges, Chef Ron Healing. To RSVP, visit cancersup- UPCOMING Gallo. For tickets and details visit portteam.org or call Julie Meade at The Bruce Museum, 1 Museum sunywcc.edu/Foundation or call 777-2777. Drive, Greenwich, CT will host their 606-6558. 36th Annual Outdoor Arts Festival 15 on October 7 and 8 featuring the The OSilas Gallery at Concordia The 4th Annual Sun- best artists and craftspeople from College, 171 White Plains Road, riseWALKS-Pearl River to help around the country from 10am to Bronxville will have on exhibit, the sun rise for children with can- 5pm. Call 203-869-0376 for details. “Martin Luther & the Reforma- cer will take place at the Henry tion – The Man, The Message, The Kaufmann Campgrounds, 44 Hen- Concordia College will hold the fol- Machinery,” through November 11 ry Kaufmann Road, Orangeburg lowing: October 13 at 7am – Busi- with an opening reception on Sep- featuring live music, face painting, ness Breakfast: Building a Move- tember 7 at 7pm. carnival games, prizes, fall festivi- ment from the Ground Up with ties and more. Registration begins Katie Hood, CEO of One Love Foun- SAVE THE DATES: ArtsFest in New at 8:30am. Visit sunrise-walks.org/ On October 4 from 7:30 to 9pm, Hoshi Kayku Westchester Community College, 75 Grass- dation in Pietruski Auditorium; Rochelle and Pelham – October 6 pr or sunrisedaycamp-pearlriver. Robert Gunn will be the visiting teaching. For lands Road, Valhalla presents the annual October 19 at 7pm – Osilas Gallery through 8; and FoodFest Restau- org for more information. additional information, visit President’s Forum entitled, “United or Divid- Talk: Martin Luther and the Power rant Weeks in New Rochelle from emptyhandzen.org ed: One Year Later,” from 2:30 to 5:30pm, of the Image with Dr. Charles T. Lit- October 8 through 19. Visit thepel- Registration begins at 8am for the moderated by Lester M. Crystal. Panelists tle; October 21 at 7pm – Hoch Cham- hampost.com for schedule. American Cancer Society’s Mak- include: Ari Fleisher, Ruth Marcus and David ber Music Series: A Night of Refor- Sanger. A reception follows from 4:30 to ing Strides Against Breast Cancer 5:30pm. RSVP at mysunywcc.org/events and mation in the Sommer Center; and The Alzheimer’s Association Hud- 5-mile walk at Manhattanville for details, call 606-6558. October 25 at 6:30pm – 36th Annual son Valley Chapter is offering a College, 2900 Purchase Street, Pur- Community Dinner honoring Lar- new social program for people chase. Walk starts at 9:30am. There ry and Liz Dutton in the Sommer with dementia and their family is no fee to register, though contri- Center. For complete details, visit caregivers. Held from 11 a.m. to 1:30 butions and donations are greatly Catapult will perform in the Concordia-ny.edu/community p.m. on Saturdays in White Plains, appreciated. Call the American Hankin Academic Arts Building the AlzWell Social Club will fea- Cancer Society at 1-800-227-2345, at Westchester Community Sarah Lawrence College will host ture creative activities for people email WestchesterNYStrides@ College, 75 Grasslands Road, the following: October 11 at 6pm – in the early and middle stages of de- cancer.org or visit making- Valhalla on October 15 at 3pm. Jessica Hendley Craft Talk: Essay For ticket information, call 606- mentia and their family caregivers. strideswalk.org/Westchester to 6262 and visit sunywcc.edu/ Associated: The Modern Lyric in Three separate breakout sessions sign up. smartarts the Slonim House Living Room, 911 will be held simultaneously – one Kimball Avenue, Bronxville; Octo- for caregivers, one for people with 25 ber 17 at 7pm – No-Tax Hike Pledge: early-stage dementia and one for At 7pm, the Hudson River Audubon Panacea or Time Bomb? With people with middle-stage demen- Society of Westchester will host columnist David McKay Wilson The first “Yards for Yeardley” tia. The group will be held on Sat- Virginia Carnes, historian, curator Road Race – with a portion (sponsored by the Journal News) urdays, Oct. 7 and 28, Nov. 18 and 25 for the Westchester Department of the proceeds going to at the Heimbold Visual Arts Cen- and Dec. 16, 23, and 30. Prospective of Parks, Recreation and Conserva- One Love, whose mission ter Donnelley Film Theatre, 917 participants will be pre-screened tion presenting fascinating tales of is to change the statistics Kimball Avenue; October 18 at 2pm by staff members. For more infor- strange and eerie events that have around relationship abuse – Lincoln Michel Craft Talk: Tech- mation about the AlzWell Social occurred in county parks at Lenoir will take place at the nologies of the Unreal with Lin- Club or to sign up for prescreen- Nature Preserve, 19 Dudley Street, Meadow Avenue school coln Michel in the Slonim House ing, call the Alzheimer’s Associ- Yonkers. Email jntt3456@verizon. entrance in Bronxville on Living Room, 911 Kimball Avenue; October 14. Registration ation Hudson Valley Chapter at net for details. October 23 at 12:30pm – Lecture: A desk opens at 7:45am with 800.272.3900. the race at 9am. Visit crowdrise.com/Bronxville-yards-for-yeardley to register and find out Force So Swift: Mao, Truman and NOVEMBER more. the birth of Modern China with OCTOBER 18 author Kevin Peraino in the Tits- 4 The 9th Annual Westchester ArtsWestchester, 31 Mamaroneck Avenue, worth Marjorie Leff Miller ’53 Lec- At 7:30pm, the Greenburgh Nature Polar Plunge will take place at 3rd Floor, White Plains presents a new exhi- ture Hall, 1 Mead Way, Bronxville; Center, 99 Dromore Road, Scars- Glen Island Park in New Rochelle bition, “Give us the Vote,” with an introduc- October 25 at 2pm – Laura Kipnis dale will host a panel discussion with registration at 10am and the tion to the exhibition on October 7 at 3pm Craft Talk: The Ironic Polemic (or entitled, “Westchester County plunge at noon. Volunteers are entitled, “The Suffragists of Westchester the Polemical Ironist) in the Slonim Candidates Q&A on Environmen- needed with set up/break down of County.” For further information visit artsw. House Living Room, 911 Kimball org/giveusthevote tal Issues,” in partnership with the the event, registration and sweat- Avenue; October 26 at 2pm – D. Lower Hudson Sierra Group. Visit shirt distribution. Visit http:// Foy Craft Talk: Perception: Atten- greenburghnaturecenter.org for www.signupgenius.com/go/20f- tion, Intuition, Digression, Style complete details. 0f48afac23aaf58-westchester2 to in the Slonim House Living Room; volunteer. To participate in the and October 31 at 5pm – Kanishka 5 plunge, visit http://events.nyso. Raja Exhibit Opening Reception: From 6 to 9pm, Vincents Fine Jew- org/site/TR?fr_id=1380&pg=entry PostWest 2a: Ornament and Trans- elry, 227 Fifth Avenue, Pelham will lation Kanishka Raja’s work in hold a Grand Opening with hors ArtsWestchester will host a Gala the Heimbold Visual Arts Center d’oeuvres and cocktails. Email celebrating a Work of Art: The An exhibit of photographs by Atrium, 917 Kimball Avenue. Visit [email protected] for addi- Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge Lisa Cohen will be on view sarahlawrence.edu for complete tional information. 10% of all pro- with a reception and silent auc- at the WPA Gallery at Ward details. ceeds will be donated to the Pelham tion starting at 6pm, dinner and Pound Ridge Reservation, Art Center. live auction at 7:30pm at The Ritz Route 35 and 121 South, Westchester Community College Carlton, Westchester. For reser- Cross River through Novem- presents the following in the Great ber 12, daily from 9am to 12 vations, call Ann Fabrizio at 428- 4pm. Admission to the gallery Chefs of Westchester Cook for WCC At 11:30am, the Cancer Support 4220, ext. 326. is free. series: October 16 at 6pm – Fig and Team will host its 19th Gayle K. Lee Olive, Chef Cristian Petitta; October Health Awareness Luncheon at shorelinepub.com The Bronxville Bulletin • October 2017 • 7 Houlihan Lawrence Receives Preservation Plaque For Historic Bronxville Headquarters caused the decay and rot of Park, the lodge was naturally office at 89 Pondfield Road, the original floor. positioned as a sales office which Houlihan Lawrence 4 Valley Road is a tes- for Mr. Lawrence’s progres- obtained through its acquisi- tament to the historic and sive development. Architect tion of Miller Real Estate, the cultural contributions of William Bates was commis- relocation of Houlihan Law- both the Lawrence family sioned to renovate the build- rence corporate employees and their still-thriving real ing, then little more than a to Rye Brook freed the space estate empire. The core of forlorn barn, into a Shingle necessary to unite the compa- the structure is the original Style cottage. By 1912, 4 Valley ny’s entire Bronxville broker- Prescott Farm Gate Lodge, Road had become the official age team under one roof. a simple structure built by headquarters of Lawrence’s For more information James Minot Prescott some- many and varied real estate visit: http://www.houlihan- time around 1845. When the endeavors. lawrence.com/ | TWITTER: @ gates to Prescott Farm be- After 19 years of main- HoulihanRE | INSTAGRAM: @ came the gates to Lawrence taining a second Bronxville houlihanlawrence

Left to right: Bill Zambelli (BHC board member), Nancy Vittorini (BHC board member), Cynthia Landis (HL Bronxville Brokerage Manager), Jack Bierwirth (BHC co-chair), Annette Carpino (HL), Bronxville Mayor, Mary Marvin, Stephen Meyers (CEO of Houlihan Lawrence), Erin Saluti (BHC co-chair, and chair of the preservation award committee), Mari- lynn Hill (BHC board member), Anderson Kenny (BHC board member and designer of the plaque), Tom Welling (BHC board member), Judy Foley (BHC board member), Bob Riggs (BHC board member), and Ray Geselbracht (Bronxville Village Historian)

Village dignitaries bracht. of Bronxville architect Dean joined Houlihan Lawrence Attending from the Davis. The work included re- executives today for the Bronxville Historical Conser- placing the roof with a blend presentation of a plaque vancy were Co-Chair Jack Bi- of new matching slate and commemorating the 2016 erwirth; Co-Chair and Chair the original slate; replacing Leading Appraisers of Fine Jewelry & Estates Bronxville Historical Con- of the Preservation Award all flashings as well as the servancy Preservation Committee Erin Saluti; board gutters and leaders with cop- Award, presented to the member and architect Ander- per; replacing all shutters firm in recognition of its son Kenny, who is a member and hardware; repointing, recent restoration of the of the Preservation Award patching and painting the ex- building. Committee and who designed terior brick and stucco walls; making the main entry door on the lower level hand- icap-accessible; and adding over- hangs to three of the building’s entry doors for weather protec- tion. While the building interior layout was gen- erally unaltered, it was upgraded with increased insulation, effi- cient lighting and new mechanical systems. Origi- Left to right: Bronxville Mayor, Mary Marvin, Stephen Meyers (CEO of Houlihan Lawrence), Erin nal woodwork Saluti (BHC co-chair, and chair of the preservation award committee), and Anderson Kenny and walls were (BHC board member and designer of the plaque) replaced with en- Among those attend- the plaque; co-founders Mar- ergy-efficient windows that ing the event from Houlihan ilynn Hill and Bob Riggs; match the original in size and Family Owned & Operated for 100 Years Lawrence were CEO Stephen board members Judy Foley, pattern. A major structural Meyers, Bronxville Broker- Irena Choi Stern, Nancy flaw causing the floors to sag age Manager Cynthia Landis Vittorini, Tom Welling; and was corrected with the in- We Purchase Gold, Diamond Jewelry and Estates and Director of Corporate Treasurer Bill Zambelli. stallation of a steel beam and Administration Annette Former Houlihan Law- columns. The entire lower 115 Pondfield Road • Bronxville, NY 10708 Carpino. Representing the rence Chairman Nancy level’s wood floors were re- (914) 337-0923 • [email protected] Village was Bronxville Mayor Seaman led the historical- moved and replaced on a new Mary Marvin and Bronxville ly-accurate renovation of the concrete slab, which stopped Village Historian Ray Gesel- structure, enlisting the help the moisture infiltration that Photograph: Dominick Lagravinese (center) in LaGravinese Family workshop, February 1922 8 • October 2017 • The Bronxville Bulletin thebronxvillebulletin.com Bronxville Chamber Announces Yards for Yeardley Fun Run to Benefit One Love Foundation The Bronxville Chamber of Commerce announces the first annual “Yards for Yeard- ley” Road Race. The Chamber is honored to be partnering with The One Love Founda- tion whose mission is to change the statis- tics around relationship abuse by educating young people about the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviors. The 2.5-mile run will be held in Bronx- ville to benefit The One Love Foundation which has its headquarters located in the heart of Bronxville’s business district. Registration link: https://register.chronotrack.com/r/33199 or bronxvillechamber.com. The first 150 registrants will receive a free t-shirt, 400 runners are guaranteed a medal. “The Chamber’s hope is to raise awareness for The One Love Foundation within our Village and beyond,” said Nicole Tuck, Chamber Director. A portion of proceeds will go to the Foundation. In addition, runners will be able to sponsor a so- cial fundraising campaign for One Love through CrowdRise. More information can be found when registering. The Run will start and finish on Meadow Ave by The Bronxville School. Immediately following the finish runners will be directed to Park Place for a “Block Party” where run sponsors will have ex- hibits and each runner will be presented with a medal. There will be music, food, and give-a-ways. “We have always been incredibly grateful for the early support we’ve received from our home community of Bronxville,” said Sharon Robinson, Vice-Chair of One Love and Yeardley Love’s cousin. “This race is a perfect way to punctuate our deepened commitment to serving Bronxville and greater Westchester with a new retail presence and a robust docket of new community activities this fall.” This initiative has been supported by Chamber members who are sponsoring this community event in addition to key sponsors: New York Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital, Pete’s Tavern, Bronx- ville Auto Collision, Inc., Ladle Of Love, Acme, and Bronxville Fitness Club. Founded in 2010 to honor the memory of Yeardley Love, One Love’s mission is to end relation- ship abuse by educating young people about healthy and unhealthy relationship behaviors and em- powering them to be leaders driving change in their communities. Over the last two years, more than 135,000 young people in communities across the country have participated in the Escalation Work- shop and almost 60 million have viewed the #ThatsNotLove campaign on social media. For more in- formation, visit www.joinonelove.org. STEP >> FORWARD OP ST de ne your future. SH E I P B I H N

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A >> > H > I L Providing a young man with a solid education that G O H H O will enable him to think critically and become globally S C Join us for an competitive at college and beyond is job one at Stepinac Open House High School. Discover what sets us apart in fulfilling Sunday 2-4pm this mission, one graduate at a time. October 15 Tuesday October 24 6-8pm 950 MAMARONECK AVENUE, WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK 914.946.4800 >> [email protected] REGISTER ONLINE www.stepinac.org shorelinepub.com The Bronxville Bulletin • October 2017 • 9 The Autumn Leaves… Love ‘Em and Leave ‘Em!!

BY GRETCHEN PINGEL thrive. finely shredded leaves that leaves on your pachysandra species, as well as the pu- MEMBER BRONXVILLE Hap- can be spread around the bed. However, if you must, pae of beneficial insects GREEN COMMITTEE pily, Mayor roots of trees, shrubs and remove only the leaves on like moths and butterflies, Marvin led garden beds to give protec- top (with gloved hands! A greatly appreciate a part of Autumn in Bronxville the efforttion from the harsh winter rake or blower will tear the your yard that is left “wild,” is beautiful… but what to do four years climate, and to help re- plants), but leave the ones with fallen twigs and leaves with all of the fallen leaves ago for all of plenish soil erosion due to that have worked their way intact, to seek refuge in that litter our yards, accu- the leaves on excessive leaf-blowing- it’s in between the plants to during the cold months. So mulate in our streets and Bronxville a great way to help all of stay and protect the stems find a place in your yard clog our storm water catch Village prop- those huge old trees with and roots from winter snow that you can bear to ignore, basins? There is a simple erty to be over-exposed roots. and frost. During spring and allow it to become a answer--- So don’t rely on mulched in Leaf mulching is great clean-up, leave the embed- safe haven for tiny local lumbering Village leaf vac- place! Why for the garden… but remem- ded leaves in place to slowly wildlife. uum mobiles! Abandon the don’t you try ber, your garden benefits decompose. Easy. If I haven’t yet con- rake and the blower! Just leaves on their lawns and it too? from some leaves left un- Also, bear in mind vinced you to Love ‘Em and Love em and leave em! shred them in place with a So, how does it work? shredded, too. For example, that little critters like chip- Leave ‘Em, this fall, I leave mulching mow- You need a mulching mow- don’t worry about fallen munks and certain bird continued on page 11 er. The initia- er-- most landscapers have tive, called Love them- make sure yours do! ‘Em and Leave’ A mulching mower is sim- Em, has a great ply a power mower that Family Time Redefined With website (leleny. cuts and recuts grass, leaves org) with how- and small twigs (dry is best) to videos and as they lie on your lawn Bayside Travel information (no need to move them) explaining into tiny bits which settle why returning between blades of grass, leaves to the enriching the soil with nu- soil through trients while improving Since 2013, communi- mulching reduces costs for soil structure and drainage. ties in Westchester have municipalities (less leaf-col- Mulching mowers can also been encouraging home- lection, fewer clogged catch quickly convert enormous owners to leave fallen basins) and makes gardens leaf piles into handfuls of Special Screening of Nosferatu with Live Score by The Invincible Czars Join The Picture House Regional Film Center (TPH) on Sunday, October 15th at 6:00 p.m. for a special screen- ing of the 1922 classic hor- ror silent film Nosferatu, accompanied by a live score performed by The Invincible Czars. For over a decade, Aus- tin music ensemble The In- vincible Czars have been crafting original silent film scores that combine rock and orchestral music. The group’s second annual special live performance at The Picture House accompanying F.W. Murnau’s 1922 vampire classic, Nosferatu, is an original score that blends their unique sound with vo- cals, sampling, and elements of Bela Bartok’s Six Romanian Folk Dances. The Invincible Czars began as part of the wave of acts that started creating soundtracks for silent films in the early 2000s, and over the years have continued to add new movie 914.833.8880 scores, custom artwork, and unique wardrobes to their performances. Performing regularly throughout Texas, New Mexico, and Alabama, they are regarded by many as the Alloy Or- 69 Pondfield Road, Bronxville, NY 10708 chestra of the south. Their soundtrack for Nosferatu is written for four players and includes electric guitar, bass, violin, keyboard, music box, synthesizer, bass clarinet, flute, glocken- www.luxurytravelservice.com spiel, bass guitar, and all manner of percussion. A classic of German Expressionistic horror, Nosferatu is an unauthorized adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula that reinvents the vampire character as Count Orlok, a bald, spi- TM dery monster with rat-like fangs and giant claws. Filmed in moody low-angle camera angles Save Time. Make One Call. Have the Time of Your Life. to maximize the creep factor, Nosferatu was so unsettling when it was first released that ru- mors persist to this day claiming that actor Max Schreck really was a creature of the night. Tickets to the Nosferatu screening and special live performance at The Picture House are $15/general admission and $12/students and seniors and are available at http://www. thepicturehouse.org/nosferatu-with-live-soundtrack-by-the-invincible-czars/ or at the box office, 175 Wolfs Lane, Pelham, NY 10803. 10 • October 2017 • The Bronxville Bulletin thebronxvillebulletin.com Community Joyfully Welcomes New Torah in Bronxville BY STEPHEN E. LIPKEN of reading the Five nard Katz who commis- Books of Moses for sioned the story of Shifra On Sunday, September the Jewish Year].” and Puah, the two midwives 10, 2017, over 130 citizens Torahs are writ- at the beginning of Exodus from Bronxville and out- ten on klaf, specially who refused to destroy Jew- lying Jewish communities prepared skins of ko- ish children as Pharaoh de- welcomed the completion sher animals—goat, creed. of a new Torah, donated by cattle or deer. Katz requested the the Gary Berman family to As Sopher letters in memory of his Bronxville Chabad Jewish (Scribe) Moshe Klein wife Shirley, also provid- Center with a joyous pa- inked in the final ing Shabbat Lighting Kits, rade on Palmer Avenue and letters of the new matchboxes containing two dancing along with a fun scroll with a quill small candles, matches and “Build a Torah” workshop pen, it was noted Sabbath Candlelighting for kids. that many communi- prayer. “To build a community ty members donated “This is a very special you need to have houses. To single letters, such occasion when we give the Left to right: Son Jake Berman; Torah donor Gary build houses it takes many Berman at 1 Stone Place, Bronxville as Bronxville dentist Torah. It is the start of cre- bricks. To write a Torah Curtis L. Rindfleish, ating and forming our com- there are many portions…, nah, to say Yizkor (memo- D.D.S., who ordered the let- munity officially,” Berman many verses, many words, rial service) with it on Yom ter lamed for his middle He- added. “The Torah brings many letters, but you need Left to right: Genevieve Rindfleish; Chloe Rindfleish; Monique Rindfeish (wife); Kippur and to dance with it brew name “Leib.” with it all the blessings for every single letter in or- Torah letter donor Curtis Rindfleish, D.D.S.; Torah Sopher Moshe Klein. on Simchat Torah [ceremony Others contributed the future of the Jews in celebrating the completion entire phrases such as Ber- Bronxville…” der to complete the entire Torah,” Chabad of Bronx- ville Rabbi Sruli Deitsch Bronxville School partners with Girls Leadership, stressed. “Here we are at the dedicated to empowering students foundation of a Jewish com- Through the gener- leadership. We are pleased ister. munity and in order to build ous support of the Bronx- to begin this important For more information a community we need many ville School Foundation, conversation in Bronxville and to register, visit https:// individuals to come par- the Bronxville School has with a keynote address for goo.gl/sU9h3Z (password to take. Today we inaugurate partnered with Girls Lead- parents and community access site: bronxvillerrg). the Torah which represents ership, a national nonprofit given by Simone Marean, Additionally, the dis- the unity of many Jewish organization — co-found- the co-founder of Girls trict will host a series of people getting together to ed by Rachel Simmons and Leadership. Leadership is after-school workshops join in writing this Torah… Simone Marean — that is one of the four dispositions in October and November as we are days before the dedicated to developing of the Bronxville Promise, that parents can sign up to High Holidays… leadership skills in girls. and we feel strongly that attend with their daugh- “The gates of heaven empowering our girls ters. For more information, are open to everybody. The to embrace the skills of click on the links below. doors to Chabad are open. leadership is central to Passwords are necessary to We look forward to using our mission. We look register. Left to right: Mushka Deitsch (wife); Cyrel Deitsch (Rabbi’s mother); Chabad of this Torah on Rosh Hasha- forward to this power- Bronxville Rabbi Sruli Deitsch ful collaboration made https://girlsleadership.org/ possible by the gener- programs/bronxvilleschoolk1 High School senior Allison Barker named osity of the Bronxville Password: bronxvillek1 Foundation.” https://girlsleadership.org/ National Merit Scholarship semifinalist The district will programs/bronxvilleschool- Distinguished Bronx- SAT/National Merit Schol- welcome Marean as 23parti Password: bronx- ville High School senior arship Qualifying Test. a keynote speaker on ville23 Allison Barker, who has Barker took the qualifying Oct. 3 from 7:30-9 p.m. https://girlsleadership.org/ shown outstanding aca- test in 2016 along with 1.6 to discuss practical programs/bronxvilleschool- demic talent and is known million other juniors from Simone Marean and actionable advice 45parti Password: bronx- to seek out a wide range of more than 22,000 high “Bronxville is pleased for parents, caregivers ville45 academic and extracurricu- schools nationwide. to partner with Girls Lead- and teachers on support- https://girlsleadership. lar opportunities, has been “Ali’s transcript re- ership for the 2017-18 ing young girls. The pre- org/programs/bronx- named a semifinalist in the veals a very successful stu- school year,” Director of sentation, titled “Raising villeschool678 Password: 2018 National Merit Schol- dent in many of the most Curriculum and Instruc- Resilient Girls,” will cover bronxville678 arship competition. challenging courses offered tion Dr. Mara Koetke said. the development of girls’ https://girlsleadership. Barker is among ap- at Bronxville High School,” “Co-founded by New York dynamics from preschool org/programs/thebronx- proximately 16,000 high guidance counselor Barba- Times best selling author, through high school. The villeschoolrrg Password: school students nationwide ra Dhyne said. “It also re- Rachel Simmons, Girls event, which is generously bronxvillerrg who were awarded the dis- flects her accomplishments Leadership educates par- sponsored by the Bronx- tinction by the National and passions in science, ents and faculty on practical ville School Foundation and For more information Allison Barker Merit Scholarship Corpo- history, theater, reading strategies for young women PTA b*Well Committee, is on Girls Leadership, visit ration, and she represents with the highest scores on and writing. Her indepen- to develop the self-advoca- free but community mem- www.girlsleadership.org. the top 1 percent of students the qualifying Preliminary continued on page 11 cy skills necessary for true bers are encouraged to reg- shorelinepub.com The Bronxville Bulletin • October 2017 • 11 A Major Step Forward in Orthopedics at Teacher pens guide to NewYork-Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital meditation in the classroom Stemming from his per- connect back to ourselves in a NewYork-Presbyterian and operative treatment of “Through our collaboration sonal experiences with medi- world where so much is draw- Lawrence Hospital Ortho- arthritic disorders of the with NewYork-Presbyteri- tation and extensive research ing us outward,” Meyer said. pedics is undergoing an hip and knee. an Lawrence Hospital, pa- on the topic, Bronxville High Meyer’s cutting-edge exciting transformation, “We are delighted to tients will benefit from an School history teacher Bill work in Bronxville and his ushered in by nationally bring these new specialized academic medical practice Meyer is writing a manual desire to share his knowledge renowned sports medicine services to NewYork-Pres- that leverages the latest re- that explores the academic and with a broader audience led and orthopedic physicians byterian Lawrence Hospi- search and technology to wellness benefits that develop him to write his book, “The from Columbia University tal and provide access to deliver advanced orthope- when teachers incorporate Enlightened Teacher: A Man- Medical Center (CUMC). world-class Columbia phy- dic specialty care close to meditation and mindfulness ual for Meditation in the Doctors will be seeing pa- sicians,” said Michael J. Fo- where they want and need it into their curriculum. Classroom,” which is slated to tients in Bronxville and sina, President of NewYo- most – home.” Meyer has been incorpo- come out in 2019. In addition Tarrytown, with surgical rk-Presbyterian Lawrence The Joint Commission rating meditation in his classes to exploring the academic and procedures performed at Hospital. “Our patients will awarded NewYork-Presby- and leading mindfulness prac- wellness benefits that develop NewYork-Presbyterian have access to a wider ar- terian Lawrence Hospital’s tices throughout the building when teachers incorporate Lawrence Hospital. ray of orthopedic services Joint Replacement Program for the last eight years. He meditation and mindfulness The collaboration with using the most advanced its Gold Seal of Approval founded the Meditation Club into their curriculum, the Columbia will result in a surgical and non-operative again in 2016, which demon- at the high school six years ago. book will also feature guided Jeffrey A. Geller, MD significant expansion of techniques.” strates the hospital’s contin- Thanks to the generous sup- meditation prompts. services offered, including Chief of Orthopedic Sur- “Columbia Orthope- uous compliance with na- port of the Bronxville School “Mediation is a powerful the addition of fellowship gery at NewYork-Presbyte- dics is thrilled to expand tional standards for health Foundation, he has participat- tool to open students up and trained experts in the fol- rian Lawrence Hospital. He our services to patients in care quality and safety in ed in mindfulness and edu- allow them the opportunity lowing orthopedic special- serves as Chief and Director Westchester County and disease-specific care. The cational conferences and has to access the gifts that reside ties: Hip & Knee Recon- of Research, Division of Hip local communities through- certification award recog- created a cohort of mindful- within them,” Meyer said. “If struction, Sports Medicine, & Knee Reconstruction at out the region,” said Dr. nizes the hospital’s dedica- ness fellows to welcome guest we can help students foster Foot & Ankle, Hand, Elbow, Columbia University Medi- William Levine, Orthopedic tion with these state-of-the- speakers to the district. an authentic connection with Shoulder, Spine, and Trau- cal Center’s Department of Surgeon-in-Chief of NewYo- art standards. “The benefits of mind- themselves, they can more au- ma. These services are com- Orthopedic Surgery, and as rk-Presbyterian/Columbia New patients are wel- fulness are well-documented thentically engage and serve plemented by the hospital’s the Nas S. Eftekhar Profes- University Medical Center, come. Appointments can from the emotional and social the world and community Joint Replacement Program sor of Orthopedic Surgery and Frank E. Stinchfield be made by calling 914-750- support it can provide stu- around them.” and extensive outpatient at Columbia University Professor and Chair of the 4650. For more informa- dents, its ability to foster great- For more information physical therapy services. Medical Center. Dr. Geller Department of Orthope- tion, visit www.nyp.org/ er concentration, an overall on Bill Meyer, please visit his The new team will be is a nationally recognized dic Surgery at Columbia lawrence-ortho. sense of peace, but more than website at www.horaceandthe- led by Jeffrey A. Geller, MD, leader in the non-operative University Medical Center. anything I think it helps us to timekeepers.com.

High School senior Allison Barker named National Merit Scholarship semifinalist continued from page 10 dent study work under the As a semifinalist, Bark- the qualifying test. mentorship of her teacher er is in the running for National Merit Schol- Justine McClellan, which one of approximately 7,500 arship finalists will be an- focused on the health of the scholarships worth more nounced in February, while Bronx River and its associ- than $32 million that will be scholarship winners will be ated watershed, has now led offered in the spring. About announced in the spring. to expanding the research 90 percent of the semifinal- In addition, seven BHS to be part of our school cur- ists will advance to the next students, who are among riculum.” round, and about half of the 34,000 Commended Stu- Outside of school, finalists will win a National dents nationwide, were Barker gives back to her Merit Scholarship. To be- recognized by the NMSC community through nu- come a finalist, Barker must for their performance on merous volunteer organi- submit a detailed scholar- the qualifying test. They are zations. Additionally, she ship application, demon- Laura Holland, Charlotte has a black belt in martial strate an outstanding aca- Prior, William Ramundo, arts and recently attended a demic record, write an essay Grace Randall, Margot Rich- summer program in Michi- and earn scores that confirm ards, Robert Schetlick and gan to study theater. her earlier performance on Kenneth Taylor.

The Autumn Leaves… Love ‘Em and Leave ‘Em!! continued from page 9 you with a quick list of per- smaller crews and avoiding improves soil health, and suasive reasons from leleny. dumping fees.) helps retain moisture, re- org , which I hope will! • Saves effort: Many ducing the need for water- homeowners (and land- ing in dry spells. Why Love ‘Em and Leave scapers) find that mulching • Helps the planet: ‘Em? leaves in place actually is Transporting and disposing • Saves money: easier than raking, bagging, of leaves from your curb Helps keep your taxes down or blowing them to the curb. wastes energy and con- by reducing municipal • Keeps your prop- tributes to pollution. LELE leaf pickup and disposal. erty healthy: Leaf mulch re- helps reduce greenhouse (Landscapers can also save cycles nutrients into your gas emissions in your local operating costs by needing soil to feed your plants, community. 12 • October 2017 • The Bronxville Bulletin thebronxvillebulletin.com Kitchen & Bath Insider© - #203: Bronxville School Who Needs a Kitchen Anyway? BY PAUL BOOKBINDER, M.I.D. messed up in the garden, they still exist). remembers victims and they had to start prepar- I figure kitchens as we Here we find ourselves ing food for their family by know them will be around in the 21st century and cars themselves. Hence the need for at least another twenty are driving by themselves, for a functioning kitchen. or thirty years, so if you are heroes of Sept. 11 refrigerators are ordering But picture Adam or Eve thinking about remodeling food automatically on the putting on their VR (Virtual don’t wait until they are ob- On the 16th anniver- interweb, and most shock- Reality) headsets and dial- solete. Remodel now so you sary of the attacks on the ing of all, Millennials have ing into any restaurant they can enjoy it for many years World Trade Center in become the largest buyers of had a yearning for. Open the to come. And, if you want to New York, the Pentagon new homes! You could have virtual menu, tell the avatar get a jump on things, fall is in Virginia and Flight 93 fooled me. (See: https://www. (fake [virtual] person) wait- the best time to start planing in Pennsylvania, mem- youtube.com/watch?v=Zth- er what they would like, and and getting projects moving. bers of the Bronxville Gh758pYY ) pay with a Bitcoin! Hurricanes, nuclear High School senior class, And, as we move inex- A few minutes later a threats and global warming administrators and facul- orably into the future, tech- driverless car would pull may come and go, but for ty members gathered on nology is progressing faster up to their home with their now nothing makes you feel the school’s front lawn to than ever before in the histo- virtual dinner (probably better than a new or remod- pay their respects to the ry of mankind. A perfect ex- just some mush) and a ro- eled kitchen or bathroom. victims and heroes who ample of this is Virtual Real- bot would ring the doorbell. Even if you have to pay the lost their lives on Sept. 11. ity. It has made tremendous They would certainly think deposit in Bitcoins! The memorial cere- advances in just how real the it was by far the best meal mony featured student virtual word that is created they ever had. Virtual Real- reflections, a poetry read- fools us into thinking it is ity 1; Kitchen 0. ing and performances by the actual world. (Read Snow Fortunately, its not as the high school chorus as Crash by Neal Stephenson, bleak as it sounds. Although the school honored the written all the way back in we’re all aging in place as thousands of people who Bronxville High School Senior Class Presidents Caroline Kirby and Andrew 1992, for a glimpse of the fu- you read this, we’re not quite lost their lives during the Cargil addressed their classmates during a memorial tribute for the victims ture). My nephew works for there yet (even though I am Paul Bookbinder, M.I.D., attacks and the hundreds and heroes who lost their lives on 9/11. Microsoft in the virtual real- using Word 2003 on a Vir- C.R., is president of Dream- of first responders who ity department and he let me tual Windows XP program, Work Kitchens, Inc. located died as a result of their dition of remembering dents saw artifacts recov- try out the latest hardware/ residing somewhere inside in Mamaroneck, New York. rescue efforts. Honorary these tragedies needs to ered from the rubble that software. In one program I my Windows 10 computer). A Master of Design (Pratt In- guests of the ceremony continue as a way to show day, heard the voices of felt I was at the top of Mount Fortunately we still need stitute), and E.P.A. Certified included members of the respect for the victims.” those who were trapped in Everest and another at the kitchens and we’ll always Remodeler, he serves on the Bronxville fire and police The tribute includ- the buildings and learned bottom of the ocean, picking need bathrooms (I think). Advisory Panel of Remodel- departments, and retired ed a performance of “900 the timeline of events. up clams. I really thought I Our best bet is to try to slow- ing Magazine. A member of New York City Fire De- Miles” by the chorus, led “We will be one of the was there! ly adapt to the new technol- the National Kitchen & Bath partment Battalion Chief by choral director Pame- last generations to have So how does this di- ogy. Talk to Siri and Alexa Assoc., he is also a contribu- been alive during rectly impact our future, or which are good ways to be- tor to eZine and Do It Yourself Sept. 11, 2001,” Kir- more specifically, mine? The gin and you’ll still be able to magazine. He can be reached by said. “It is our days of the modern kitchen sit in your kitchen to eat, do for questions at 914-777-0437 responsibility to are drawing to a close. Ever homework, have coffee and or www.dreamworkkitchens. ensure that the since Eve, with Adams help, read the newspaper (while com. future knows of the incredible loss that was felt on Astorino Re-Issues ‘ACE” Challenge for that day but also the remarkable re- 6th Year action. The United States immediate- With the new school grade point, letter or 10 per- Interested students who ly came together year underway, Westchester centage point improvement want to take the challenge can to support one an- County Executive Robert P. from the previous year’s final go to www.westchestergov. other through the Astorino today re-issued his report card (Final 2nd year com/ace and register. To win calamity.” challenge to all Westchester G.P.A must be at least a 2.0, the challenge, students will Cargill added County students in grades 6 75% or C average). need to provide validation of that 9/11 is a day through 12: Win a free sea- “I’m so proud that the their achievement from their that has forever son pass to Playland by earn- ACE challenge is in its sixth school at the end of the school Honorary guests of the ceremony included members of the Bronxville fire and police ing high achievement in the year. The fact that it has year. Children under the age departments, and retired New York City Fire Department Battalion Chief Eugene Carty, changed the world, classroom. Now in its sixth grown every year is testa- of 18 must have permission who was a first responder on 9/11. and the solemn ceremony is a way year, the Astorino Challenge ment to the drive and com- from their parents to partici- Eugene Carty, who was a la Simpson, as well as a to honor the memory of in Education (ACE) has grown mitment that so many of our pate. The deadline to sign up first responder on 9/11. poetry reading by Katie the thousands of people in participation each year of young people have to succeed is October 31st, 2017. “It is important that Gordon, reflections by who died that day. its existence. The three ways in the classroom which we all The free season pass to we are here today memo- Kiki Shinsato, Ava Austi “Sept. 11 will always to win the ACE challenge are know is so important to open- Playland will be good from rializing the events that and Senior Class Presi- be a part of our identity (one of the following): ing up a lifetime of opportu- the date of issue in June 2018 happened 16 years ago,” dents Caroline Kirby and as Americans,” he said. • Final G.P.A of at least nities,” said Astorino. “The until the end of the season in said social studies teacher Andrew Cargill. They re- “It stands as a symbol for 3.8, 95% or A average, or bet- ACE challenge simply serves September 2018 and includes Chris Doyle, who remem- flected on the anniversa- our resilience, our patri- ter (depending on school’s as a little extra motivation for free admission to the park bered two close friends ry and their visit to the otism and our protection grading system), -or- our students and to let them and unlimited rides. he lost in the attacks. “We National 9/11 Memorial of freedom.” • Perfect attendance for know we’re behind them and The passes are made cannot forget. The tra- and Museum, where stu- the entire school year, -or- want them to do their very available through the West- • Improve grades a full best in the classroom.” chester County Youth Bureau. shorelinepub.com The Bronxville Bulletin • October 2017 • 13 Stepinac High School to Showcase Acclaimed Academic and Extracurricular Programs at Fall Open House, Sunday, Oct. 15 and Tuesday, Oct. 24

Archbishop Stepinac High School, overseas. Among them was Daniel Wil- vides academically high-achieving students Members of Stepinac’s administration ranked as one of the nation’s top 50 Catholic liamson, Managing Director of OpenStax at with opportunities to pursue advanced and faculty will be on hand to answer ques- high schools, will showcase its acclaimed ac- Rice University who, after visiting Stepinac, studies in either engineering, health and tions and tours of the school’s facilities will ademic and extracurricular programs that affirmed in his report: “Stepinac is truly a science, finance and economics or law; the be led by Stepinac students. shape young men for post-secondary suc- model for education in America.” championship varsity sports teams, among a To register for the Open House, visit www. cess at its Fall Open House. The digital textbook library became a wide range of extracurricular programs and Stepinac.org. For more information: admis- Located at 950 Mamaroneck Avenue, key component of the school’s development activities. [email protected]. White Plains, the all-boys school will host of the personalized blended learning envi- visitors from 2 to 4 PM, Sunday, October 15 ronment—an advanced learning platform and again from 6 to 8 PM, Tuesday, October that combines a digital curriculum with a Helping a Friend or Loved One with 24. talented faculty committed to academic ex- Parents and potential students will have cellence. Principal Paul Carty noted: “It not an Addiction an opportunity to learn more about how only improves learning but prepares our Stepinac—grounded in Catholic values and students to become globally competitive at BY SCOTT SWANEZY ed problems, they need help. traditions— has become the standard bearer the college level and beyond.” When a person has psychological or for curriculum innovation, a reputation that Among the other notable Stepinac pro- When our friends or loved ones show emotional craving for a drug, you may see began four years ago when the school devel- grams that will be showcased are the school’s signs of abusing alcohol or drugs, it is un- the following symptoms: The abuser sees oped the nation’s first-of-its-kind, all- digital Drama Club which this year won the top comfortable and difficult to know what to substances as the solution, not the problem; textbook library. Metropolitan High School Award for best say or do. Drug abuse refers to a addict de- they take the substance in larger amounts The groundbreaking capability caught production for the regional premiere of The cision to use alcohol, drugs or prescription over a longer period of time; they are pre- the attention of educators and digital learn- Hunchback of Notre Dame; the unique Hon- medicine in an unsafe way. Substance abuse occupied with getting substances; the steal ing experts from across the country and ors Academy , a three-year program that pro- can lead to addiction. Addiction means or sell possessions to buy substance; they losing control over whether you are going feel anxious, irritable, depressed; they are to use the substance, or losing insight into withdrawn; they have lost interest in school, knowing how, or when, to stop. Addiction work, or hobbies; they socialize with others A Calculated Retirement begins with substance abuse. 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With mul- alcohol). The body needs more and more of physical withdrawal symptoms when not tiple factors affecting your the substance to get the same effect. When taking the substance. decision, sometimes it’s diffi- a loved stops using the substance, they may When you decide to talk to your friend cult to see the big retirement develop withdrawal symptoms. With a psy- or loved one, do not talk with them when picture. chological addiction, a person's mind craves they are drunk or high. It is better to meet in Social Security secures the feeling that the substance gives or feels a neutral place, but not at a bar or any place your today and tomorrow by emotionally awful when they stop using else that serves alcohol. Talk about the ef- offering a webpage of calcu- the substance. They can be overcome by fect alcohol or drug use has on whatever the lators to help you plan your next ten years. These are esti- or Late Retirement Calcula- the desire to get more of the substance. 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Think through how it is affecting the stance abuse counselor in Westchester County. earnings through this year the differences when bene- retirement option for a cal- substance abuser as well as others. If your He can be reached at 914-434-9945 and visit out and another including the fits are taken early. The Early culated retirement. friend or loved one has alcohol or drug relat- ofthefog.info for more information. 14 • October 2017 • The Bronxville Bulletin thebronxvillebulletin.com If You Have a Child with a Disability, Consider a Special Needs Trust BY BERNARD A. KROOKS, here. Figuring out this piece of a trust instead of leaving specifically tailored to meet bution (currently limited to CERTIFIED ELDER LAW of the puzzle could be the most the property outright to your the individual needs of your $14,000) to an ABLE account ATTORNEY important thing for you to do! child with disabilities, the child. Other times, it makes for the beneficiary — giving While the title of this trustee can manage and invest sense to give the trustee broad even more autonomy and di- If you are the parent of article refers to parents, the the trust assets for the benefit discretion to do what is best rect benefit to your child with a child with a disability, it is same issues exist for others of your child. If a profession- for your child in terms of a disability. ABLE accounts critical that your own estate (grandparents, other rela- al trustee is chosen, then the when and what types of distri- are not subject to income tax plan addresses a number of tives, family friends) who are funds will be professionally butions may be made. Impor- and do not adversely affect the issues that could arise as a re- in position to help protect and managed and invested and the tantly, the trust must be draft- beneficiary’s access to govern- sult of your child’s disability. assist your child with a disabil- trustee will take care of all tax ed as a “special needs trust.” ment benefits. Bernard A. Krooks, Esq., is For example: (1) Does your ity. Family members, in fact, filings and accountings. The This will help ensure that It is critical that you work a founding partner of Littman child have the capacity to can be a huge help in this pro- trustee should also make sure your child will have access to with an experienced attorney Krooks LLP and has been hon- manage any inheritance you cess by providing emotional, that all proper expenditures government benefits and the who is knowledgeable in spe- ored as one of the “Best Lawyers” might leave him? (2) What ef- caregiving and sometimes fi- of trust assets are made for trustee will also be able to pay cial needs trusts and special in America for each of the last fect, if any, will the receipt of nancial support. the benefit of your child at the for things that will improve needs planning. While there seven years. He is past President the inheritance have on any One important step in appropriate time. Selection of the quality of life of your child are many lawyers who do of the National Academy of Elder government benefits, such helping you accomplish your the proper trustee is critical to that are not provided by the this type of work, many of the Law Attorneys (NAELA) and past as Social Security or medical objective of providing the best ensure that your estate plan is government programs. best-known and most expe- President of the New York Chapter coverage, the child is receiving quality of life for your child carried out the way you envi- Every special needs trust rienced belong to the Special of NAELA. Mr. Krooks has also or is expected to receive in the in the most financially secure sioned it. Another benefit of will be different since each Needs Alliance (www.special- served as chair of the Elder Law future? and (3) Who will re- way is the establishment of a a trust is that, if drafted prop- child and his situation is dif- needsalliance.org), an invi- Section of the New York State Bar place you? Actually, we know trust. While we have often erly, the assets owned by the ferent. To the extent possible, tation-only group of lawyers Association. He has been selected that no one can truly replace a stressed the importance of trust will not disqualify your your child may be engaged who have met the rigorous as a “New York Super Lawyer” parent; however, we still must utilizing trusts in your estate child from any government in the decision-making, and requirements in order to be- since 2006. Mr. Krooks may be have a plan in place to ensure plan, they have particular benefits he receives or might a good trustee will encour- come members. They are far reached at (914-684-2100) or by that everything you do for value when you have a child receive in the future. age that. In fact, the trust can from the only choice, but they visiting the firm’s website at www. your child continues to get with a disability. If you leave One of the many benefits even provide that the trustee are often a good place to start. elderlawnewyork.com. done when you are no longer your property to the trustee of trusts is that they can be can make an annual contri-

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