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Two significant Consent Agenda items were passed during the Thursday, September 20th New Rochelle City Council Regular Legis- lative Meeting (RLM), a proposed amendment to 2018 Budget regarding proposed use of Fair Share Mitigation Funds for Sewer and Fire House Studies; and an Ordinance accepting a $35,000 grant from New York State Depart- ment of Environmental Conservation (NYS- October 6–7, 2018 DEC) 2017 Municipal Zero-Emission-Vehicle 10 am to 5 pm (ZEV) and ZEV Infrastructure Rebate Program. To keep up with the Downtown Overlay Zone (DOZ) development, the City is seeking Three NRNY "Ideally Yours" Stacked Sculpture winners, left to right: Susan Rowe Harrison; Daisy Rossetti; Carolyn Frawley. Original contemporary fine art, to utilize the Fair Share Mitigation Funds to conduct a Sewer Capacity Study ($136,600) and Fire- (not contestants); Roseann Consolo, Phyllis Pacifico- children’s art activities, and delicious food house Study ($54,500) to ensure sufficient services Cohen, Patti Ettinger; Lance Johnson; Stephanie are provided. Lombardo; Bob Parucci; Oshi Rabin; Noelia Abrev; Admission $10 (includes Museum entry) The NYSDEC ZEV Program offers rebates up to Carolyn Frawley; Patrick Bancel; Daisy Rossetti; Museum members and children under 5 free $5,000 per vehicle to municipalities purchasing or Lindsey Francis; Deanna Lee; Andrea Ross; and Su- leasing a 50-mile-plus all battery electric range ZEV. san Rowe Harrison. $1 off with this ad, limit 1 per person Shortly before the RLM, a reception was held The pieces are equipped with Otocast, a mobile I–95, Exit 3, or Metro North RR, Greenwich Station to celebrate the installation of fifteen 3D “Stacked” audio app describing each sculpture. 203 869 0376 | www.brucemuseum.org sculptures of the City’s “Ideally Yours” NRNY logo “I facilitated this sculpture project with the at various downtown street corners. Thirteen win- Municipal Arts Commission of the City of New Ro- ning artists received $300, awarded by a jury from chelle,” artist Jesse Sanchez said. “I had…something the Municipal Arts Commission and Department of to do with it in selecting the artists and presenting Development. the entries to the Commission. BRUCE MUSEUM Photographs of the downtown sculptures in- “I think that the project came out really nicely Greenwich, Connecticut cluded Charles Fazzino; Daughter, Heather Fazzino with great follow-through from the City. ”

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“ArtsFest” returns to New Ro- NRCA Board members Margaret Paine Cottage Museum, Tailgate Dogs and Sausages, Martha Va- chelle and Pelham, kicking off on Chadwick, Justin Christopher, lenzuela, Westchester Yoga Center, and Wolfs Lane Park. Friday, October 19th with an Arts in Charles Fazzino and Angela Derecas Organized by the New Rochelle Council on the Arts, ArtsFest Oktoberfest Gallery Hop, then con- Taylor along with Dave Fabris, Julie highlights the variety of arts and arts venues in New Rochelle and tinuing all weekend with a full calen- Maner, Charlotte Mouquin, Scott Pelham, with art exhibits, programs and family-friendly activi- dar of art events and activities. High- Seaboldt and Victoria Rolett. ties at more than 30 venues that give both visitors and residents lights include behind-the-scenes An official ArtsFest calendar alike a window into the city’s rich cultural and artistic diversity. tours of working artists’studios will be mailed to city residents and The celebration will include live music, great food, exciting per- -- including world renowned 3-D available at venues as well as online. formances, and eclectic shopping. Visit the NRCA website at artist Charles Fazzino’s Museum Edi- “Designing, printing and mailing the www.newrochellearts.org or email [email protected] for tions studio, where visitors can meet calendar, plus the cost of renting the more information. the artist and dabble in interactive trollies and other equipment really arts projects – as well as a family art adds up, so we’re very grateful to the events at the BID Grand Market, a generous sponsors who make Arts- Classic Car Show, a performance by Fest possible,” added Leghorn. Ajkun Ballet, and live music. ArtsFest sponsors so far include Also on the menu are art exhib- Gwendolen Appleyard Trust, Charles its at the Rotunda Gallery, Iona College, Montefiore NR and the Fazzino, ArtsWestchester, Montefiore NR, NR Radiology, RXR, New Rochelle Public Library, interactive activities at the Pelham Hurley’s Steak House, Watermark Pointe, Alvin & Friends Restau- Arts Center all weekend, and a free trolley providing transporta- rant, Gallery Roc, Tailgate Dogs and Sausages and AJ’s Burgers. tion between four major points both days. Participating artists and venues as of press time include Al- “Each year ArtsFest grows in different directions,” observed vin & Friends Restaurant, the Classic Car Show sponsored by AJ’s NRCA President Theresa Kump Leghorn. “Last year the Arts in Burgers, College of New Rochelle, Marie Hines Cowan, Crashcup Oktoberfest gallery hop was so much fun that we are doing it Studio, Dance Connection, Charles Fazzino Studio, Flowers by again on Friday, November 19th, with beer and cider tastings at Sutton, Gallery Roc, High Brook Studios, Hudson Park Children’s several different galleries from 6 to 8 pm. New this year we have Greenhouse, Hugh Doyle Center, Huguenot Children’s Library, an Artisan’s Market taking place at Ottavio’s Woodworking on Iona College Council on the Arts, Amelia E. Jones Studio, Lord Saturday and Sunday, a spoken word event in partnership with and Andra, Museum of Arts & Culture, New Beginnings Dance 650 on Sunday afternoon, and music, magic and face painting at Studio, NRCA Rotunda Gallery at City Hall, New Rochelle Public Wolf’s Lane Park in Pelham.” Library, Pelham Art Center, Pizzeria LaRosa, Queen City Gallery The ArtsFest steering committee includes Leghorn and at Montefiore NR, Patricia Miner-Sutherland Studio, Thomas shorelinepub.com New Rochelle Review • October 2018 • 7 Vote Democratic November 6 Re-elect Eliot Engel our Congressman. He is on our side and making a difference for us in Congress. s our Congressman, Eliot Engel will continue his fight for equal rights for all; for affordable, quality health care; to protect and improve Social ASecurity and Medicare; for strong gun control laws; to reduce prescription prices; and for campaign finance reform. Eliot Engel will also continue to act against the destructive Trump Agenda. Trump’s attempts to weaken and repeal Obamacare, end our environmental protection laws, cut funds for the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and so much more must be forcefully opposed, and that is exactly what Eliot Engel will continue to do as our Congressman. Eliot Engel’s work in Congress earned him being named the #1most effective Democratic Congress Member by the Center for Effective Lawmaking.* Always fighting for us. Re-elect Congressman

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All works are available for purchase and artists are on hand to discuss their pieces and process. In addition, this family-friendly event features delicious lunch menu offerings and free art activities for children. “This show is truly comprised of the who’s who of contemporary fine artists,” says Sue Brown Gordon, The Festival Director for the past 25 years, Gordon actively scouts for talent year-round. “My travels take me across the country to seek out the very best to bring to Greenwich,” she says. Festival admission is free to Bruce Museum members and children less than 5 years old; entry is $10 for non-members. Fes- tival admission includes access to the Bruce Museum galleries. Festival parking is in all municipal parking areas surrounding the Museum. Opening on September 22, the Museum’s signature fall exhibition, ReTooled: Highlights from the Hechinger Collection, includes the work of 28 artists, including artists Arman, Richard Estes, Howard Finster, Red Grooms, Jacob Lawrence, and Fernand Léger; photographers Berenice Abbott and GAY ROSEN As Real As Real Estate Gets Walker Evans; as well as pop artists Jim Dine, Claes Oldenburg, and James Rosenquist. Featuring more than 40 richly imaginative, quirky, and thought-provoking paintings, sculptures, photographs, Licensed R.E. Associate Broker and sketches, ReTooled celebrates the prevalence of tools in our lives with art that transforms utilitarian objects into ABR, CBR, CDPE, CRS, GREEN, GRI, SRES fanciful works that speak of beauty, insight, and wit. 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Iona Preparatory School recently hosted its A beautiful new home in an inspiring location. first-ever Advocacy Fair, connecting students with over a dozen nonprofit organizations and providing an opportunity not just for students to volunteer, but to take the lead on key advocacy initiatives for the year. “At Iona Prep, our mission is to develop young men into moral and ethical leaders who are dedi- cated to Christian service, and what better way to foster those values than to engage students in on- going advocacy projects that they are passionate about,” said Brother Thomas Leto, CFC, Ed.D, Pres- ident of Iona Preparatory. “When you set expectations higher, students rise to excel. I can’t wait to Left to right, Joseph Riordan of Bronxville; Sean D’Alfonso, see what our students will do.” Assistant Director of Campus Ministry at Iona Preparatory; Advocacy and service, staples of an Edmund and Allen Raja of the Bronx. Rice Christian Brothers Education, have always been focal points of the Iona Preparatory experience. In freshman year, students begin their 100-hour Christian Service requirement with the opportunity to volunteer both locally and abroad, keeping a $1,725,000 digital portfolio of their service projects along the way. As part of the evolution of its Christian Service 6 BD | 5.5 BA | 4,532 SQFT program, Iona Prep upperclassmen are being challenged even furtherto develop long-term Advocacy Projects that tackle the social justice issues at the heart of their service efforts. Joseph Riordan, an Iona Preparatory junior from Bronxville, will continue advocating on behalf of the Edmund Rice Camp Society, as he has since freshmen year, as well as developing a new Advocacy Learn more about this property. Project with Harlem Lacrosse. He said he was drawn to these causes because each provides underprivi- leged students with fun experiences and academic support. Ellen Schwartz “We try and give at-risk youth an education to do well in class, in addition to the opportunity to get off the streets while playing lacrosse. Since the equipment can be expensive, donating money and gear is a Lic. Associate Real Estate Broker huge contribution toward teaching kids how to improve their skillset and build their confidence,” he said. 914.420.4615 | [email protected] Allen Raja, an Iona Preparatory junior from the Bronx, is interested in an Advocacy Project with Real estate agents affiliated with Compass are independent contractor sales associates and are not employees of Compass. Equal Housing Songcatchers in New Rochelle. He said he was drawn to this cause because of his musical background. Opportunity. Compass is a licensed real estate broker located at 1082 Wilmot Rd, Scarsdale, NY 10583. All property information is presented “Songcatchers’ mission is to provide an affordable music education to kids, which is something I’ve subject to errors, omissions, price changes, changed property conditions, and withdrawal of the property from the market, without notice. 160 Oxford Road, New Rochelle, NY 10804 NY New Rochelle, Road, 160 Oxford To reach the Compass main office call 914.725.7737. taken to heart, especially since I enrolled at Iona Prep. I already know how to play the piano, guitar, ukulele, and am now learning to play the harp; so hopefully, I have plenty of chances to teach as a volunteer,” he said. At the Iona Preparatory Advocacy Fair, nonprofits from throughout the region set up display tables and discussed opportunities with the junior classmen. Participating organizations included Neighbor to Neighbor, The Carver Center, Backyard Sports, Lifting Up Westchester, Part of the Solution (POTS), Guiding Eyes for the Blind, Volunteer New York!, Adopt-a-Dog, Feeding Westchester, My Sister’s Place, “Spotlight Gala” Make-a-Wish Foundation, and The Sharing Shelf, among others. The day prior, the school hosted Jessica Dewhurst, executive director of The Justice Desk in South Africa, who spoke with upperclassmen and the Human Rights Club about how the global defense of human rights is a key element in addressing pervasive injustices. Celebrates the Arts To learn more, visit ionaprep.org The New Rochelle Council on the Arts will kick off ArtsFest 2018 with a festive fundraiser County Executive Latimer Launches at Wykagyl Country Club on Thursday, October 18th at 6:30 pm. The theme, SPOTLIGHT GALA, “Westchester Loves to Read” Program shines a light on New Rochelle’s role in the arts Joining with 1st and while celebrating New Rochelle residents who 2nd graders from Brookside have made significant contributions to the arts School in Ossining, County through their professional and philanthropic Executive George Latimer lives. They include: SPOTLIGHT ON THE PER- has announced the “West- FORMING ARTS: Ted Sperling, Tony Award- chester Loves to Read” initia- Winning Musical Director, Conductor, Stage Di- tive. rector and Musician (Light in the Piazza; South In an effort to promote Pacific, My Fair Lady and many more); SPOT- reading at a young age, the LIGHT ON BUSINESS: Jerrold G. Bermingham, “Westchester Loves to Read” Executive Vice President, National Realty & De- initiative is open to students velopment Corp., WatermarkPointe Developer; County-wide in grades Pre-K SPOTLIGHT ON ARTS ADVOCACY: Lynn Honey- through 5. This reading ini- sett, Past Executive Director, Pelham Arts Center; SPOTLIGHT ON PHILANTHROPY: The Kathwari tiative asks students to log Family; SPOTLIGHT ON LIFETIME LEGACY Diane Flagello and Laura Falb, NRCA Founding and their reading time beginning on October 1, 2018 and ending on May 5, 2019. Sustaining Board Members. Students who read 4,000 minutes during that time, or roughly 15-20 minutes a day, will receive The evening will be emceed by TV and screen actor Chance Kelly (American Sniper, Generation a free pass to Playland Park’s Opening Day. Kill, Aquarius, House of Cards) and will feature a cocktail hour “piano bar” with Joey Lieber, a special It’s as simple as that. Read. Log. Win. performance by rising star Jordan Cole (currently appearing on Broadway in School of Rock) as well County Executive Latimer said: “Books have had a profound influence on my life. I grew up as as cocktails, a buffet dinner, a silent auction and dancing to DJ Ryan Vandal. a working class kid, so did we not have the opportunity to travel much in those years – but when I Sponsors for the benefit include ArtsWestchester, Charles Fazzino, The Kathwari Family, Wa- went to the public library I had a chance, because of reading, to go anywhere in the world. Reading is termark Pointe, Montefiore New Rochelle, New Rochelle Radiology, RXR, Lynn and Steven Green, essential and for kids this age it’s important to establish both the skills to read and the desire to read. Theresa Kump Leghorn and Thomas Leghorn, Philippa Wahrton Productions, Hon, Noam Bramson If we as the County can help do that, through this program, than we all benefit.” and Catie Stern, Millie and Danny Ilich, READ650 and Stephanie and Joe Tomei. The complete package (letter, guidelines and reading log) can be found as a downloadable pdf For more information about the Gala, or to join a committee or become a Sponsor, contact file on newrochellereview.com NRCA at [email protected]. 12 • October 2018 • New Rochelle Reivew newrochellereview.com The Hybrid Re-Model! BY PAUL BOOKBINDER, M.I.D., C.R. the number of new cabinets that “C”s: convenience, conservation Many of us have traded in you could add to a refacing job due and cost. It’s hard enough getting our old gas guzzling vehicles to to the higher cost of building the everything done that we’re sup- help save money and the environ- cabinet and refacing it to match. posed to each day without having ment. So, besides owning a hybrid The old rule of thumb was that construction going on for several automobile, I gave a lot of thought you could change up to 10% of your weeks. While it’s true that the hy- on how else to pitch in to help re- existing cabinetry in a refacing brid reface will take a little longer duce our carbon footprints. project and still save money over a than a regular reface it’s still less I came up with the idea of complete remake. time than a total renovation. the “Hybrid Kitchen Remodel”. It’s Today, there are companies After all the times you read in not just refacing and it’s not a com- that offer new cabinets and re- my column, or heard me say, “you plete remodel. It’s a clever combi- placement fronts with refacing ma- get what you pay for”, now you can nation of both of these processes terial so that it is much more practi- finally “get more than you pay for!” enabling you to get a completely cal to accomplish a remodel where With a properly installed hybrid new look for your kitchen by rede- you can change up to 50% of your kitchen you will end up with a re- signing the cabinets and layout ar- cabinetry and still be economically designed room encompasing both eas that you don’t like and refacing better off. The selection of replace- new and new looking cabinets for the ones that you do like. ment fronts has expanded expo- less than the cost of a completely Ever since the national nentially over the past few years, gutted kitchen. kitchen and remodeling organiza- however there are not as many tions overcame the pressure from choices when you compare the Paul Bookbinder, M.I.D., the cabinet industry and admitted hybrid remodel to either a full re- C.R., president, DreamWork that refacing was indeed, a legiti- model or a full reface. Visit a show- Kitchens, Inc., Mamaroneck. A mate form of remodeling, refac- room to see what is available in the Master of Design (Pratt Insti - ing has lost the stigma of being a type of project you are considering. tute), and E.P.A. 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Unfortunately, Sam had ELDER LAW ATTORNEY to issue a surcharge order against not previously served as the trustee Many individuals who have the trustee for things which the of a special needs trust, or any type family members with special needs court feels were not done properly. of trust for that matter. Thus, he was understand the importance of not The surcharge order could require unfamiliar with trust law, including leaving their inheritance outright to the trustee to re-pay the trust out of the “sole benefit” rule which applied the person with special needs. Leav- its own personal funds for expen- to these types of trusts. The court is- ing money directly to this person ditures that the court deemed im- sued a surcharge order against Sam could cause a loss of much-needed proper. and ruled that he had to re-pay the government benefits, among other Here’s an example of how trust $34,000 out of his own funds issues. It is often appropriate, in- things can go wrong. In a recent due to the improper expenditures. stead, to have the money placed into case, Sam agreed to serve as trustee How could this have been a special needs trust for the benefit of of a special needs trust set up for the avoided? Sam could have requested the individual with special needs. In benefit of his niece Carla, who was court approval prior to making these theory, this concept is generally un- 6-years old and had cerebral palsy distributions. However, this would derstood by most. However, when it and other developmental disabili- have caused additional expense to comes time to implement the plan, ties. The initial funding for the spe- the trust and resulted in less funds one significant roadblock inevitably cial needs trust was approximately being available for Carla. A better gets in the way: Who should be the $200,000, which came from a solution might be to select a trustee trustee of my special needs trust? medical malpractice lawsuit against who has experience with special Arguably, this is the most important the hospital where Carla was born. needs trusts. There are several decision for you to make when set- From time to time, the trustee paid banks and trust companies who ac- ting up your special needs trust. The for Carla’s expenses but also paid for tively seek out this type of work and trustee is responsible for determin- certain vacations which included who generally do a very good job. Of ing what expenditures are permitted Carla’s siblings and other relatives course, they all charge fees for their to the beneficiary (your family mem- (including Sam’s children). The services; however, isn’t it better for ber with special needs). If properly trustee also paid for a new car to take the trust beneficiary and all parties drafted, the trust document might Carla to physical therapy three times involved if things are done properly? give some direction. However, even a week. When not being used to take Before deciding who should be the the most carefully drafted trust docu- Carla to therapy, Sam would use trustee of your special needs trust, ment cannot anticipate each and ev- the car to go to work and for other please consider all available options ery possible trust distribution in the personal reasons. Upon filing the and consult with an experienced future. Sometimes, Medicaid and accounting, the court raised its con- special needs trust attorney to make Social Security eligibility workers will cerns regarding these expenditures. sure you do what is right for you and need to review the expenditures. In In his defense, Sam said he re- your family. addition, a court is sometimes called viewed the trust prior to making the Bernard A. Krooks, Esq., upon to review the trust accountings. distributions and thought that they is a founding partner of Littman This is where the trustee may run should be permitted since Carla did Krooks LLP. Call 684-2100 or visit into problems if things are not done benefit, in some way, from the dis- elderlawnewyork.com. shorelinepub.com New Rochelle Review • October 2018 • 13 Substance Abuse and Marital Issues BY SCOTT SWANEZY is happening to them. The non-ad- lead to anger, resentment, and dicted spouse is likely to feel help- contempt, which can be difficult to Addiction is an overwhelm- less when it comes to their spouse’s overcome even after the couple has ing illness whose hallmark symp- addictive behavior because they received professional help to over- toms are the physiological craving can’t do anything to stop it or make come the addiction itself. of, and emotional attachment to, the situation better. Substance abuse often be- a legal or illegal substance or prac- Feeling totally out of control gins when a person is trying to tice. Most often, we see addictions of any situation – but especially a escape pain of some kind. What in the form of substances like alco- situation like this – is terrifying, addicted individuals often don’t REVIEW hol, prescription drugs and illicit stressful, and unsettling. 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The brothers bring their signature two-part Stepinac, ranked as one of the country’s top 50 harmonies, soaring tenor voices and comic wit to fresh Catholic High Schools, prepares young men for takes on the greatest songs ever written for the stage post-secondary success at college and in their and the greatest songs ever performed by famed Ital- future careers. ian-American singers like Frank Sinatra, Tony Ben- Among the new programs that will be nett, Frankie Valli and Dean Martin, and many more! highlighted are: The renowned singers, songwriters, Netflix- The College Board's Advanced Placement bound comedians and Carnegie Hall Headliners are AP Capstone™ Diploma program. Stepinac is among a small number of high schools globally that is participat- the classically trained singing and comedy brother ing in this innovative learning program that allows students to further sharpen their critical thinking, reading duo. They recently headlined Carnegie Hall for two Will and Anthony Nunziata and writing skills needed for the rigors of university academia and the challenges of a global marketplace. sold-out concerts with the New York Pops Symphony The program consists of two courses taken in sequence: AP Seminar and AP Research. Developed in di- Orchestra. rect response to feedback from higher education faculty and college admission officers, AP Capstone™ comple- They have brought their distinct take on classic & contempo- ments the in-depth, subject-specific study of other Advanced Placement® courses and exams. rary songs as well as their movie-bound original tunes to performing Students who earn scores of 3 or higher on AP Seminar and AP Research assessments and on four addi- arts centers and theaters, as well as intimate jazz clubs and sympho- tional AP Exams of their choosing will earn the AP Capstone™ Diploma signifying their outstanding academic ny concerts with orchestras such as the New York Pops, Detroit Sym- achievement and attainment of college-level academic and research skills. phony, Cleveland Pops, Colorado Symphony, Lancaster Symphony, Live Streaming of Home Games and Other Events: In another digital first for Stepinac (it was the first Annapolis Symphony, Cape Cod Symphony, Toledo Symphony, and high school in the nation to implement an all-digital textbook library), live streaming of Crusaders varsity sports Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. teams’ home games, assemblies, Stepinac Theatre productions and other special school events has gotten un- The two will be featured in the upcoming Netflix comedy “The derway. The advanced capability is the result of a partnership between Stepinac and LocalLive, the innovative Last Laugh” starring Chevy Chase and Richard Dreyfuss. digital video company based in Stamford, Connecticut. It is anticipated that the LocalLive capability will also appeal to Stepinac students who are passionate about Regina DeCicco Featured on Good Morning America and The Rachael Ray Show, Will & Anthony are most proud of their “ARTS MATTER!” Education- sports and video production and might be interested in pursuing studies leading to potential careers in sports al Outreach Initiative and Master Class Workshops that educate and inspire students to fear- communications. lessly pursue their passions. 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let the professional staff give you a tour of the menu. There is a subdued sophistication about the place. Casual but proper. Colorful modern paintings adorn the walls depicting sea themes. Flowers and seasonal artifacts add to the adornments. with As implied in the name of the restaurant, the Morris Gut aim here is to lure your palate. The menu explodes with originality. Chef Pepe’s tempting starters currently include: Tender Roasted baby octopus with leeks and potato puree; Red and yellow beet salad; and fresh Burrata with strained, roasted squash, red wine vinegar and fresh basil. Signature pastas may include: Chitarrine con ragu di vitello e piselli; Pennette alla carbonara cam- pana; and Gnocchetti con melanzane, cipolla rossa e provola affumicata. Beautifully plated ‘Carne’ and ‘Pesce’ specialties include: Salmone alla griglia con crosta di pista- chio, salsa allo zafferano con endivia e scalogni; and Costata di vitello arrosto con pastinaca, chiodini e Le Sirene Creates patate novella. Daily specials augment the regular menu. Signature Specialties! A visit to Le Sirene is not complete without a The buzz has been spreading among food afi- taste from the dessert menu as prepared by Execu- cionados since its opening in 2015. My palate keeps tive Pastry Chef Kathy Bruno. Choices may include: telling me it is a stunning addition to the Westches- Key Lime Cheesecake, Apple Napoleon, and Le Si- ter restaurant scene. The Fratelli Bruno: Cosimo and rene Tiramisu. Gerardo, and family combine their considerable tal- Le Sirene Ristorante, 1957 Palmer Ave., Larch- ents at Le Sirene Ristorante on Palmer Ave in Larch- mont, open for lunch and dinner Tues - Sat, noon to 3 mont. They have been celebrating a 3rd Anniversary pm. Dinner served: Tues - Sat, 4:30 to 10:30 pm; Sun, with delightful, original regional Italian specialties. 4:30 to 9 pm. Bar/lounge. Happy Hours. Private din- The Bruno family are veteran restaurateurs ing room for up to 30 guests. 3-Course Prix Fixe Lunch: who also operate such venerable dining rooms as $25. Pizzas from $10. Dinner main courses: $18 to $48. San Pietro, Caravaggio and Sistina in Manhattan. Wine list. Pizza served to 10 pm. Take out. Major credit Owner Cosimo Bruno is general manager and cards. Proper casual dress. Free street parking. 834- host, but also shares kitchen duties with Executive 8300, lesireneristorante.com Chef Alberto Pepe, his nephew, who also grew up in (Morris Gut has been tracking and writing about Salerno. Hospitable Maitre d’ is Gabriele Pepe, also a the food and dining scene in greater Westchester for 30 nephew. Let the warmth guide you to your seat and years. 235-6591, E-mail: [email protected]) 16th Annual Snapper Fishing Derby Pays Tribute to Organizer Robert A. Cerreta PELHAM HALF MARATHON & 10K THANKSGIVING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24 SMALL-TOWN CHARM, NO CROWDED CORRALS For families, enthusiasts, and competitive runners alike. Both races start and finish in downtown Pelham at 8am (half) and 8:15 (10K), and take runners through the two villages of Pelham and Pelham Manor. The half marathon course is USATF Certified. Cash prizes and age group awards are A proclamation was presented to Robert A. Cerreta’s family and friends during the 16th Annual Snapper Fishing Derby event. Photo credit: James O’Toole given in both races. Runners receive a long sleeve New Rochelle Parks and Recreation hosted the 16th Annual Kids Snapper Fishing Derby on race shirt and finisher medal. Proceeds benefit the September 9, 2018. The day was also honored as “Robert A. Cerreta Day” with a mayoral proclamation for late organizer who passed away this summer. Pelham Civic Association to provide support and "Carrying forth this event is a fitting tribute to our cherished Marina advocate, Bob Cerreta; what a wonderful legacy," says Parks and Recreation Commissioner Bill Zimmermann. assistance to hundreds of people in our community In 2002, Robert A. Cerreta organized the first Hudson Park Snapper Derby. Sixteen years later it’s still popular, attracting over 50 youth annually ages 6-16 and featuring free bait, refreshments every year. and prizes. At this year’s event, Robert Ceretta was remembered for his passion for fishing, instilled by his mother who first took him to fish at Hudson Park as a young boy. He worked hard to pass on this same pleasure to younger generations. He was a longtime member of the New Rochelle Advisory PELHAMHALF.ORG Committee on the Waterfront and also served as the Chief Ranger of the New Rochelle Forester’s Club of America. 35 MONTGOMERY CIRCLE, NEW ROCHELLE 380 BEECHMONT DRIVE, NEW ROCHELLE 41 TRENOR DRIVE, NEW ROCHELLE $1,500,000 | 6 Beds | 3.2 Baths $849,999 | 4 Beds | 2.1 Baths $1,095,000 | 4 Beds | 3.1 Baths Nathalie Clark 917.825.4323 Debby Satula 914.217.8465 Stephanie Ginsberg 917.596.2473

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