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he Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce represents a unique region of New York State. Hugging the border of the majestic THudson River and truly being the “Gateway to the Hudson Valley,” our member businesses are the backbone of the communities we represent - Buchanan, Croton-on-Hudson, Cortlandt Manor, Peekskill and Putnam Valley. The Chamber’s dedication to the communities it serves is evident in our history. For more than 100 years, the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce has been “Opening Opportunities” for its members while, at the same time, supporting everything the gateway region offers to those who live, work and play here. By offering a multitude of professional programs, activities and networking events, the Chamber is a catalyst for exchanging ideas, educating and advocating on behalf of businesses in order to foster growth. Five-hundred members strong, our member businesses range in size from independent contractors to non-profit organizations, and from small businesses to large corporations. Our experience has shown us that working together, large and small, and from a variety of industries, not only facilitates new partnerships but strengthens our community. As we always say: “The Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce— Advocates…. Educates …..and Fosters growth.” The Chamber serves to encourage and support new businesses and professional opportunities in the area, facilitate new partnerships and promote the growth of current businesses in the community. The Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce continues to build strong alliances with our elected officials being the leading advocate and resource for promoting and supporting businesses of all types and sizes. We are pleased to share our 2017-2018 Visitor Guide and Member Directory with you, and encourage you to support our members. I also encourage you to take the opportunity to join us at one of the many Chamber events and visit our website at www.hvgatewaychamber.com. Working togetherher we can all enhance the quality of life in ouour community.

Jane Solnickk Chairwoman

ravel the river towns of the Hudson Valley and discover “New York Living” at its best! Every stop oﬀers its own unique blend of urban, Tsuburban and rural settings, must-see attractions, and delightful destinations. For instance:

There are recreational opportunities for outdoor lovers, like boating on the Hudson, walking along the many wooded trails or just experiencing the seasons in the wild. The river towns’ main streets are all about dining, shopping, and entertainment with an ever expanding menu of choices. Shopping options abound from weekly Farmers Markets to large shopping centers, and from antique stores to art galleries. For artists in every field, the Hudson Valley supports a lifestyle defined by creativity and it provides inspiration in many hues and textures. From the region’s premiere destination—the Paramount Hudson Valley offers world-class performances by top flight entertainers on stage here all the time. The history of the river towns is truly historic from its beginnings with Dutch settlements to its role in the Revolutionary War. George Washington commanded troops from this vantage point. Each of the region’s waterfront communities has its own Metro North station. You can hop on a train and be in Grand Central in 30, 45, or 60 minutes—depending on your place of departure. Small town charm is evident in many of the communities. That’s why so many people choose to live, work, play, invest, and raise a family here.

This visitor guide and directory provides all the information needed to enjoy all our region’s advantages whether you are a business person, visitor or resident wanting to know more. Feel free to stop by the chamber and pick up additional information on all that is oﬀered!

Sincerely, Deb Milone Executive Director

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ANNUAL VISITOR GUIDE HEALTHCARE & WELLNESS 54 THE HUDSON VALLEY 54. New York Presbyterian/ GATEWAY CHAMBER Hudson Valley Hospital – OF COMMERCE First in region to acquire 89. Meet Chamber Officers Magnet designation & Board Members 56. Hudson River Healthcare – 90. Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber Community health through partnerships Annual Awards Gala & collaborations 91. Networking Event Sampler 57. Phelps Medical Associates – 91. Annual Scholarship Awards Quality physicians & easy-to-find 92. Chamber Benefits & Discounts COMMUNITY PROFILES 6 58. AFC Urgent Care – 94. Marketing Opportunities Letters from the mayors and supervisors that Walk-in clinic that efficient & cost effective 94. Advocacy represent the towns, villages and communities 58. Therapeutic Equestrian Center – 95. Chamber Committees of the Hudson Valley Gateway region along with Healing environment through equine- 95. Hudson Valley Young Professionals corresponding facts, demographics, governmental assisted activities listings and other useful information. MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 6. City of Peekskill – A city on the move COMMUNITY CLUBS 16. Town of Cortlandt – Where the town tax & ORGANIZATIONS 60 CATEGORICALLY LISTED 96 increase has been 1% for the past 25 years List of area non-profit agencies and organizations 22. Town of Putnam Valley – Fun, festive for every interest and cause ALPHABETICALLY LISTED 105 & family-oriented 28. Village of Buchanan – A festive TRANSPORTATION 61 community any time of year List of bus lines, railroad lines and local airports 32. Village of Croton-on-Hudson – Historic & family-friendly BUSINESS RESOURCES 61 EDUCATION 38 FESTIVALS & EVENTS 62 Hudson Valley Gateway’s 5 School Districts From summer to winter, there’s always a variety One South Street 38. Peekskill City School District – of things to see and do in the Hudson Valley Peekskill, New York 10566 Comprehensive improvement plans Gateway region. From a New Year’s Eve ball-drop www.hvgatewaychamber.com 39. Lakeland Central School District – celebration to a Halloween Jack-o-Lantern Blaze, Excelling in the 3A’s and from a Shop and Dine Initiative to a Hudson Deb Milone, Executive Director River Eaglefest, everything is here for visitors and 42. Hendrik Hudson School District – Barbara Prehal, Administrative Coordinator residents alike. Award-winning district Lauren Brady, Event Coordinator 44. Croton-Harmon School District – ATTRACTIONS, CULTURAL New facility improvements 20172018 ANNUAL VISITOR GUIDE VENUES & HISTORIC SITES 68 & MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 46. Putnam Valley School District – Like to ice skate, tour estates and gardens, museum Stella Johnson, Editor Well-rounded extra-curricular activities hop or attend a concert? They are all possible – and so much more - at various points of the valley. PublishedPublished for the HVG Chamber of Commerce by: HIGHER EDUCATION 48 48. Fordham University – SHOPPING SAMPLER 71 Degree and certificate programs at the The latest news and information on your favorite West Harrison campus shops, centers and newly renovated mall. 48. Westchester Community College – MetroMedia,M t M di Inc.I Peekskill Extension Center within the HISTORIC THEATERS 4210 Shawnee Mission Parkway, Suite 314S Fairway, KS 66205 city’s downtown artist district & UNIQUE VENUES 72 913 951-8441 Well-rounded extra-curricular activities PLACES TO STAY 74 David Small, Publisher OTHER INSTITUTIONS Mike Bennett, Production Director PARKS & FUN THINGS TO DO OF LEARNING 50 76 Kathy Moore, Advertising Executive 50. The Manitou School – Experiencing the great outdoors of the Hudson Valley Gateway region is on everyone’s list and there Honoring the innate spirit of the child The Visitor Guide & Membership Directory is published annual are so many options too, from hiking to boating, by the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce, an 50. Putnam/Northern Westchester BOCES – from flea marketing to visiting any one of the area’s organization of business and civic members joined to promote Collaborative of 18 component many state or county parks. and open opportunities for its members by exchanging ideas, school districts educating and advocating on behalf of businesses in order to foster the growth and well-being of its members, and to REAL ESTATE 80 enhance the quality of life in the communities we serve. PRIVATE SCHOOLS 51 List of noteworthy private schools throughout DINING GUIDE 81 Chamber of Commerce Board Officers the Hudson Valley Gateway region The Dining Guide lists a growing number of Jane Solnick, Chairwoman popular restaurants and eateries in the Hudson Kish Melwani, Vice Chair PLACES OF WORSHIP 52 Valley Gateway from informal pubs to fine dining Lou Giordano, Treasurer List of religious institutions of all denominations establishments. Marianne Oros, Secretary throughout the region Mark Franzoso, Immediate Past Chair

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CITY OF PEEKSKILL

Located approximately one hour from Manhattan via Metro To complement these venues are a number of dining establishments North Railroad, Peekskill is a vibrant river city of historic charm and in-and-around the downtown area with more expected in the near rich diversity. Among its offerings are a growing number of thriving future (see Dining Guide elsewhere in this edition). businesses, entertainment venues, cultural facilities and more. More In addition to the downtown area, Charles Point and the riverfront than that, some would say that it is its “restaurant row” that has are two other areas that are also experiencing significant business literally put it on the map. development activity. Even small shopping strips have undergone a No small wonder Peekskill has caught the attention of the general significant renovation with new regional and national tenants leasing populace with the “Journal News” naming it as one of the hippest space. Of special note is the newly expanded White Plains Linen towns in the Lower Hudson region in a recent contest. To quote complex, located on John Walsh Boulevard, as well as The Holiday the publication “the city’s restaurant scene is a major reason locals Inn Express, also located on John Walsh Boulevard, which opened a consider it a top contender. The dining options reflect what we love couple of years ago to a waiting public. With that, Peekskill is proud to most about Peekskill. It’s artsy and creative, diverse and developing.” say that both are environmentally sustainable operations, using 21st Here, a variety of entrepreneurial businesses and restaurants Century green building technologies to operate their businesses. co-exist in the downtown district, alongside time-honored and well- New construction and expansion projects are either on the respected businesses like Arthur Weeks & Son Jewelers—a fourth drawing board, “in the works,” or completed, including HRHCare generation, family-owned business that has been in Peekskill for (Hudson River Healthcare located on Brown Street). more than 100 years. There are other successful, century-old, family The hottest news in town right now, however, is a multi-million- operations as well and these include N. Dains Sons, Inc., and D. dollar waterfront park and trail system that now runs from Riverfront Bertoline, among others. Green to Charles Point Pier Park. Adding to the mix of interesting enterprises is the historic With so much ongoing urban activity, the “Journal News” Paramount Hudson Valley theater which recently re-opened under summarized the city’s transformation a couple of years ago, new management as it continues to be a vital cultural asset in the paraphrased as follows: downtown, as well as the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art. Continued on Page 8

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Growing Hub of Cultural, Commercial & Residential Development

Welcome to Peekskill, a city on the move! Peekskill has approximately 25,000 residents, and many thousands more call it a good place to work and conduct business, not to mention the thousands of tourists who are drawn to the community annually. The City of Peekskill is rich with economic opportunities and a vibrant, diverse and committed citizenry. With the help of its economic and creative partners, the future of the City of Peekskill is very bright. For instance, the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce and the Peekskill Business Improvement District (BID) are two important organizations that have acted as catalysts to facilitate the reputation of the City. Their efforts have helped lead the way to Peekskill’s residential growth, commercial development and expansion as a major hub for cultural, entertainment and business activities for the Northern Westchester County area and beyond. As Mayor, I am proud of the long-awaited commercial development which we now see all over the City. This last year alone has seen construction underway at the Lofts on Main Street project. Work has also started at the Abbey Project at Fort Hill. This will provide market rate rental housing, an inn and spa, and an enhanced and enlarged Fort Hill Park. Next year the City will also see the redevelopment of the property formerly known as “The Cove,” which will include a restaurant and catering facility, a bowling alley, brewery and distillery, and a family amusement center. The City of Peekskill is actively pursuing commercial businesses to provide PEEKSKILL’S HISTORIC TIMELINE jobs and economic opportunities here. In the year ahead, the City is looking 1600s: Located approximately 50 miles north of New York to the redevelopment of its South Street and Corporate Drive properties. City, the City of Peekskill has roots that go back to 1609 when Additionally, the City will break ground shortly on the City of Peekskill Central explorer Henry Hudson, captain of the Half Moon, anchored Firehouse. This project has been years in the making and will consolidate City along the reach of what is now the Hudson River at Peekskill. fire services into one facility with 21st Century firefighting capabilities. That historic event obviously had a positive effect on the rugged The City recently dedicated another section of its beautiful Hudson crew as one of the crew members, a first mate, noted in the ship’s River Waterfront. This year the trail will be extended to Peekskill’s southern log that it was, indeed, “a very pleasant place to build a town.” boundary. Highlighting the City’s role as a gateway to the Hudson Valley, After the establishment of the province of New Netherland, the MetroNorth Railroad Station will be redeveloped this year as a tourist New Amsterdam resident Jan Peeck (1615-1654) made the information center and will also include a farm-to-table market and dining first recorded contact with the Lenape people of this area, pavilion, as part of the Taste New York Initiative. then identified as “Sachoes.” Various agreements and merchant The City’s finances have recently seen a major turnaround, emerging transactions took place, as were formalized in the Ryck’s Patent from the great recession in an improved fiscal position characterized by Deed of 1684. As for the naming of this promising community, the renewed economic activity and responsible, balanced budgeting. These are all name “Peekskill” was derived from a combination of Mr. Peeck’s important elements to insure the City finances going forward and to ultimately surname and the Dutch word for stream - “kil” or “kill.” lower the cost of government for all taxpayers. The revitalized waterfront and city-wide economic boom in turn have 1700s: With the start of the early 18th Century, European-style led to an influx in tourism, further bolstering the thriving entertainment and settlement took place slowly and, by the time of the American restaurant venues. This economic activity will ultimately increase the quality Revolution, the tiny community was already an important of life in the City and drive further private expansion. I firmly believe that the manufacturing center from its various mills situated along several private sector is the economic generator and key to the economic survival of creeks and streams. These industrial activities were attractive to every community. I look forward to the continued partnership between the the Continental Army in establishing its military headquarters public and private sectors and welcome you to Peekskill to enjoy all the City of here in 1776, long before its West Point military encampment. Peekskill has to offer. Appropriately, the mills of Peek’s Creek provided gunpowder, leather, planks and flour. Slaughterhouses were established for Very truly yours, food supply. The river docks allowed transport of both soldiers and supplies to several other garrisons that were built to prevent British naval passage between Albany and New York City, as Frank A. Catalina Mayor of Peekskill Continued on Page 8 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2017-2018 7 City of Peekskill

Continued from Page 6 PEEKSKILL’S HISTORIC TIMELINE

After more than eight years of planning and securing permits and funding, Continued from Page 7 Peekskill broke ground late last year on a $4.1 million waterfront park and trail military officers supervised placing the first iron-link chain system that will extend from Riverfront Green to Charles Point Pier Park. between Bear Mountain and Anthony’s Nose in the spring of When completed, Peekskill’s southern waterfront will be turned into a 1777. Though Peekskill’s terrain and mills were beneficial to the three-acre park and a one-mile trail system. There will also be two gazebos, a Patriot cause, they also made tempting targets for British raids. Hudson River overlook, a boardwalk across Travis Cove, and paved trails for The most damaging attack took place in early spring of 1777, walking and biking. Plans also call for decorative lighting, landscaping and the when an invasion force of a dozen vessels overwhelmed the installation of original sculpture. American defenders. Another British operation in October of the Peekskill Landing Park, a joint project of the city and nonprofit Scenic same year led to further destruction of industrial apparatus. As Hudson, used to be a vacant industrial park. It is now a 4.4-acre recreation a result, the Hudson Valley command for the Continental Army area with a boardwalk, a pedestrian footbridge, docks for kayaks and small moved from Peekskill to West Point, where it stayed for the watercraft and trailways. remainder of that war. The waterfront redevelopment project also includes Lincoln Depot Museum and Plaza which commemorates Abraham Lincoln’s pre-inaugural stop in 1800s: By the 1800’s, Peekskill was an early American Peekskill and the fact that the city is home to the oldest Lincoln Society in the industrial center, primarily known for its iron plows and stoves, as U.S. The museum, a former freight and passenger rail depot, recently celebrated well as other manufactured products. Indeed, the Binney & Smith an opening exhibition comprised of more than 80 borrowed and permanent Company, now makers of Crayola products, had its origin as the President Abraham Lincoln and Civil War artifacts related to New York. President- Peekskill Chemical Company located at Annsville in 1864. elect Lincoln stopped to speak in Peekskill Feb. 19, 1861, while traveling from Springfield, Illinois, to Washington for the inauguration. 1900s and on: Accordingly, Peekskill’s manufacturing base continued to thrive into the late 20th Century, with the As an update and according to the Mayor’s office, latest projects that are Fleischmann Company making yeast by-products under the now underway represent half-a-billion-dollars in new development. Also, Standard Brands corporate name. Today, the City of Peekskill more than 600 new residential units will be added to the area which will “usher continues to be a strategic location for both commercial and Peekskill into this century and provide a solid financial tax base to relieve the residential development, as well as a pleasant commute along burden on existing homeowners and businesses.” the Hudson River to New York City where many of its residents are employed.

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Continued from Page 8 Columbus Society Building on Route 202. 3. The Alma project - the entire block covering Brown, Broad and PEEKSKILL PROJECTS NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Park Streets - the biggest project in the history of the city when it 1. The Abbey, includes a 180-unit, apartment complex in three mid- begins. It should be under construction by this spring or summer rise buildings and the complete renovation of a historic chapel and (2017) and it will completely transform the depressed area of the convent into a luxury hotel, restaurant and spa. Crossroads Shopping Center. 2. The Kearney Project (no official name at this point), located on Main Street across from the Barham House senior complex, are four and And, still to be formally announced: The former White Plains Linen three story buildings of commercial and residential space that will site – Located on Highland Avenue, this will be replaced with beautiful contain up to 170 apartments and artist lofts. residential buildings. This will transform the entire area, as well as another 3. Main Street Commons, a small shopping strip next to the Hudson Ginsberg project across the street from the railroad station. Valley Center for Contemporary Art, will house an auto parts store and other tenants. THE PEEKSKILL INDUSTRIAL 4. McHale’s Environmental Center on Washington Street will be the DEVELOPMENT AGENCY PIDA new headquarters for McHale’s Exterminating Company. This will The City of Peekskill Industrial Development Agency (the “Agency”), a bring approximately 30 new jobs to Peekskill. corporate governmental agency constituting a public benefit corporation, was 5. Lou Lanza and the Diamond Brothers are completing a huge and created to assist the City in financing projects within the city limits that would very exciting renovation at Charles Point. The project is expected to enhance the social and economic fabric of the city. The agency is governed by include a marina, restaurant and catering facility, a recreation venue Article 18-A of the General Municipal Law of the State of New York. and brewery. PIDA is authorized to provide qualified projects several forms of financial 6. Other interesting public projects now under construction include the assistance under State law and pursuant to the Agency’s “Uniform Tax completion of the River Walk from Charles Point to Lents Cove, Exemption Policy.” According to its Mission Statement, both Organization completing the beautiful trailway of the entire city waterfront. In Chart and Certificate of Establishment may be accessed via the City of Peekskill addition, the Central Firehouse, and renovations of the parking website at www.cityofpeekskill.com and click on Boards & Commissions. garages across from the police station and James Street, are now complete. DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DED The City of Peekskill’s Office of Economic Development (OED) serves IN THE PLANNING STAGES: as a powerful ally for businesses seeking a new location as well as for 1. The Gateway, a plan for 22-24 brownstone-type homes directly those currently operating in the city. OED is an office of the Department of across the street from Bolhman Towers. Planning and Development dedicated to growing the economy of the City of 2. A senior living facility that will be built at the current Christopher Peekskill through aggressive and effective programs and services that result

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PEEKSKILL FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION The Peekskill Business Improvement District (“BID”) works to promote the growth and development of downtown Peekskill as an attractive place to live and conduct business through business recruitment and retention, marketing campaigns, capital improvements, beautification efforts, event sponsorship and advocacy. Founded in 1996 as a non-profit corporation, the Peekskill BID encompasses downtown’s Central Commercial District — a 25-block area home to national corporations, law firms, medical practices, non-profits, artists galleries and live/work studios, bustling restaurants and cafes, fitness studios, hi-tech design and soft-ware firms, and other specialty retailers. The BID is primarily funded each year by a special tax levy on downtown property and business owners to be used on activities that strengthen commerce downtown. All property and business owners within the Central Commercial District are members of the Peekskill BID, and the BID elects a Board of Directors to govern its activities and supervise the day-to-day management of the BID by a part-time Executive Director. Visit online at www.downtownpeekskill.com, click on About the Peekskill BID.

TRANSPORTATION PROMINENT PEEKSKILL RESIDENTS • Metro North Railroad Hudson Line, Peekskill Station – Trains to New In addition to such famous actors as Mel Gibson and Stanley Tucci, York City (south) and Poughkeepsie (north) and athletes like Elton Brand and Hilton Armstrong (NBA basketball • AMTRAK, Croton-on-Hudson Station – Provides fast and convenient professionals who are both Peekskill High School graduates), other services for both business and leisure travelers. Destinations along the famous people who were either born in Peekskill or who have lived in Northeast corridor include New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Peekskill include the following (alpha order): and even Montreal and Toronto in Canada, among other stops. • Westchester Bee-Line Bus Transportation – Routes 14/17 Peekskill- • L. Frank Baum: Author of the “Wizard of Oz,” attended Peekskill Ossining-White Plains (14 is local, 17 is express), 15 (Peekskill- Military Academy for approximately two years. The yellow Dutch Yorktown-Pleasantville-White Plains Local), 16 (Peekskill-Yorktown bricks, which the roads in Peekskill were paved with, are credited Local) and 18/31 Commuter Line. to be the inspiration of the Yellow Brick Road in “Oz.” • Major Roadways – Routes 6, 9 and 202, Bear Mountain Parkway and • Moses S. Beach: Initiated the Associated Press (AP) while the Taconic Parkway are the area’s main arteries. publisher of the New York Sun newspaper. • Peekskill Trolley – Privately-owned trolley service provides group • Henry Ward Beecher: An influential Civil War-era minister who tours and can be rented for special events. built his impressive family mansion on East Main Street in 1878. • Local Taxi Service – Several cab companies serve residents on an • T. C. Boyle: Noted novelist. He is a former winner of the on-call basis or may be flagged down in the downtown area or at the prestigious PEN/Faulkner award, among other accolades. train station. • Hayward Burns: A Peekskill high school graduate, editor of the Harvard Law Review, and drafter of the constitution of South Africa. CITY GOVERNMENT • Chauncey M. Depew: Chairman of the board of the New York The City of Peekskill is governed by a Common Council consisting of a Central Railroad and a United States senator for New York. Mayor, who serves a two-year term, and six Council Members, each of whom • Tre Johnson: Former NFL lineman graduated from Peekskill serve overlapping four-year terms. High School and had a stellar, nine-year NFL career highlighted The City Manager is the Chief Administrative Officer of the City, by his selection to the 2000 Pro Bowl with the Redskins. responsible to the Common Council for the administration of all City affairs • John Leslie: Peekskill native who conceived the idea that a placed in his charge. Municipal offices are located at 840 Main Street, computer could prepare a tax return while working at IBM. He Peekskill. Visit www.cityofpeekskill.com. turned in the first computer generated and printed tax return that the IRS ever accepted to the Andover, MA, office in 1971. POLICE • William Nelson: Colleague to Abraham Lincoln, leading to The City of Peekskill’s Police Department is headed by Chief Eric President-elect Lincoln’s brief 1861 stop at the Peekskill village Johansen. The police force consists of dozens of sworn and non-sworn on his way to the Washington D.C. inauguration. personnel, including lieutenants, sergeants, patrol officers and detectives; • George Pataki: Born and raised in Peekskill, Pataki served as the as well as support services, community policing and administrative divisions. city’s mayor from 1981-1984, a New York State Senator (1993- The Police Department is located at 2 Nelson Avenue, Peekskill. 1994) and New York State’s 53rd Governor (served 1995–2006). Visit www.cityofpeekskill.com. • Cornelius A. Pugsley: Congressman and preservationist whose name is still attached to a national preservation award FIRE for public parks. The department has approximately two hundred volunteers and twenty- • Herb Trimpe: Longtime Marvel Comics artist (The Incredible four career firefighters. We operate four engines, one aerial platform, one Hulk) was raised in Peekskill. Continued on Page 12

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heavy rescue, two paramedic fly cars and one utility vehicle. The Department has three Chiefs, 5 Deputy Chiefs, two Captains, 7 First Lieutenants, six Second Lieutenants, twelve trustees and one Municipal Training Officer. The Department also has several committee chairpersons who are responsible for special assignments. There are six Fire Companies in The City of Peekskill, Columbian Engine Co. # 1, Cortlandt Hook & Ladder Co. #1, Washington Engine Co. #2, Columbian Hose Co. #1, Centennial Hose Co. #4, and the Peekskill Fire Patrol. Chiefs: The Chief of the department is Robert Fiorio, the First Assistant Chief is Vinny Malaspina, and the Second Assistant Chief is John Rose. TThe Deputy Chiefs are John Esposito, Robert Boddie, James Howard, John Pappas and Lenny Varella Jr. The Chief and his assistants are responsible for all daily operations of the department. The responsibilities include but are not limited to firefighting, purchasing, reporting, staffing, maintenance and public relations. Construction on a new firehouse commenced last December (2016). For more information, visit www.peekskillfiredepartment.org.

AMBULANCE The Peekskill Community Volunteer Ambulance Corps is located at 1427 Main Street. All members of Peekskill Community Volunteer Ambulance Corp (PCVAC) are volunteers. It has approximately 60 active riding members, which includes adults, high school students and college students. PCVAC is a 24/7 agency which primarily responds to medical emergencies within the City of Peekskill. Other areas surrounding Peekskill are considered part of our district and include Continental Village and Bear Mountain Bridge, along with “the goat trail.” It can also be dispatched on mutual aid to other districts such • Peekskill Dog Park on Main Street which is open from dawn to dusk. as Cortlandt Manor, Mohegan, Yorktown and Buchanan. A crew is composed Visit www.cityofpeekskill.com. of a driver and at least one New York State Certiﬁed EMT (Emergency Medical Technician). Most of patients are transported to the New York Presbyterian/ EDUCATION Hudson Valley Hospital on Route 202; however, there are some occasions in Students residing in Peekskill attend classes within the Peekskill City which patients are transported to Phelps Memorial Hospital or Westchester School District (see Education Section elsewhere in guide). Medical Center. Visit www.pcvac.org.

RECREATION Throughout the year, Peekskill’s Department of Parks and Recreation CITY OF PEEKSKILL QUICK FACTS offers a variety of programs, services, camps and events for children, adults GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS and seniors. Registration is required for most programs. Brochures can be (Source: 2010 U.S. Census and www.city-data.com) found at the Parks and Recreation Office or on the City of Peekskill website. • Land Area – 4.37 Square Miles There is a recreation hotline that provides updated information, cancellations • Peekskill Population – approx. 24,000 and program changes. • Male Population – 11,527 Parks and facilities located in Peekskill include Blue Mountain • Median Age – 35.6 Reservation, a county park with an entrance off Washington Street; Charles • Female Population – 12,056 Point at China Pier; Peekskill Stadium; Depew Park and the Veteran’s • Median Age – 39.6 Memorial Swimming Pool; and Riverfront Green Park, home to the summer concert series and big events like Peekskill Celebration. ECONOMICS & DEMOGRAPHICS Peekskill’s outstanding Waterfront Park and Trail System is the latest (Source: 2010 U.S. Census and www.city-data.com) development and other parks within city limits include: • $625 million of disposable income within a three mile radius of Downtown Peekskill • Franklin Park, which features a basketball court, ball field, • Nearly 142,000 people live within the city’s “15-minute drive” and playground market area • Lepore Park, which has a lighted basketball court, playground • Mean family income is $80,000 facilities, and a spray park • Mean household income is $73,000 • Monument Park and Pugsley Park, both of which offer sitting areas for pleasant afternoons MUSEUMS AND CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS • McKinley Park on Welcher Avenue, which has a playground • Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art (www.hvcca.org) • Tompkins Ball Park on East Main Street, which is home to Lapolla • Lincoln Depot Museum (www.lincolndepotmuseum.org) Little League • Paramount Hudson Valley Theater • Tompkins Park at Park and Finch Streets (www.paramounthudsonvalley.com) • Fort Hill Park • Peekskill Museum (www.peekskillmuseum.org) • Fireman’s Park • Peekskill Underground Railroad Tours (www.cityofpeekskill.com)

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HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2017-2018 13 City of Peekskill www.cityofpeekskill.com Department of Public Works SPECIAL SERVICES City Hall Brent VanZandt, Director 914-734-4135 For All Emergencies Call 911 840 Main Street, Peekskill 914-737-3400 Non-Emergency Numbers Economic Development Peekskill Police Department 914-737-8000 COMMON COUNCIL 914-737-3400 Jim Pinto, Economic Development Website www.peekskillpolice.com Mayor Frank A. Catalina Specialist 914-734-4215 Deputy Mayor Drew Claxton Peekskill Fire Department 914-737-2760 Councilwoman Vivian McKenzie Planning and Development 914-737-1355 Councilman Andre Rainey Jean Friedman, Director 914-734-4212 914-737-2773 Councilwoman Kathleen Talbot 914-737-1678 Councilman Joseph Torres RECREATION Website www.peekskillﬁredepartment.org Councilman Vincent Vesce Department of Parks & Recreation 914-734-PARK (7275) Community Ambulance Corps 914-737-5310 City Manager 1 Robin Drive, Peekskill Website www.pcvac.org Richard Leins 914-734-4246 Joyce Cuccia, Superintendent 914-734-4225 LIBRARY City Clerk Kiley Youth Center 914-734-4256 The Field Library Pamela Beach 914-734-4242 709 Main Street, Peekskill 4 Nelson Avenue, Peekskill 914-737-1212 Website www.peekskill.org Comptroller Youth Bureau 914-734-4149 Ann Scaglione 914-734-4118 828 Main Street, Peekskill Library Director Danielle Satow, Exec. Director Jennifer Brown Assessor Field Library Bookstore 914-736-7030 Michele Jordan 914-734-4191 Senior Citizen Nutrition Program 914-734-4250 4 Nelson Avenue POST OFFICE AND ZIP CODE Corporation Counsel Fran Brunelle, Director U.S. Postal Service 1-800-275-8777 Melissa Ferraro 914-734-4180/4185 Website www.usps.com Senior Citizens 914-734-4254 4 Nelson Avenue Peekskill Post Oﬃce 10566 738 South Street 914-737-6347

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TOWN OF CORTLANDT

T he Town of Cortlandt, New York, has an overall population of more staffed Department of Technical Services that provides engineering, than 42,000 people as of the 2010 U.S. Census. It is located in the planning and building assistance to resident and commercial applicants. northwestern corner of Westchester County. The Town is bounded on the west by the Hudson River, the north by Putnam County, the THE TOWN GOVERNMENT east by the Town of Yorktown and on the south by the Towns of The Town of Cortlandt maintains governmental offices at the New Castle and Ossining. Cortlandt Town Hall located on 1 Heady Street, just off of Oregon Road Cortlandt also includes two incorporated villages, Croton-on-Hudson (www.townofcortlandt.com). Other services include the following: and Buchanan, which are also represented elsewhere in this Community Profile section, and several hamlets including Montrose, Crugers and POLICE Verplanck. Aside from the Hudson River and The Town of Cortlandt is patrolled by the Westchester County the New York City Watershed Lands, numerous wooded hills and Police, under the direction of Commissioner George Longworth. It has a steep slopes, wetland areas and streams help define the unique, lovely sub-station located at 1 Heady Street, Cortlandt Manor, NY, and can be character of the Town. reached at (914) 864-7000 for non-emergency situations at Town Hall.

ECONOMIC PROFILE Today, the diverse Town of Cortlandt thrives. It is served by the Hudson Line of the Cortlandt Metro-North train station, which provides convenient train service south to New York City or north to Poughkeepsie. Rte. 6 is named “The Cortlandt Boulevard” for identity purposes. The New York State Route 6 is the main commercial artery in the Town and is anchored by the Cortlandt Town Center, home to such leading retailers as Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Oﬃce Max, Pier 1, Pet Smart, Home Depot and Bed, Bath & Beyond, among many other establishments. Other large retail establishments along the route include Kohl’s Department Store, Big Lots and Shoprite. Construction has recently been completed on the new Curry car dealership and a Starbucks which opened in 2015. A new smaller mall “Cortlandt Crossing” is under construction on Rte. 6. The Town’s many hamlets are also centers of economic growth, and home to small businesses and family-run operations that provide convenience to local residents, as well as, many employment opportunities. All economic development eﬀorts in the Town are coordinated by the Town Supervisor and Town Board. The Town also has a professionally-

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TOWN OF CORTLANDT HISTORIC TIMELINE Town of Many Accomplishments 1600s: In 1609 Hendrick Hudson discovered what is today called the Hudson River when sailing the Half Moon north and Welcome! Thank you for taking time to review our Community Profile. anchoring at Verplanck’s Point. When Europeans arrived to the As Supervisor of the Town of Cortlandt for the past 25 years, I am pleased to region in the early 17th Century, the Cortlandt area was regarded report that there have been, and continue as Kitchawanc Indian territory. By 1677, the town that derived its to be, many accomplishments under name from the Van Cortlandt family who began purchasing land this administration. One of the most (86,000 acres) from the Croton River on north to Anthony’s Nose, important of these, of course, is the fact and then east to what is now the State of Connecticut. that we always have a monetary surplus each year and never a deficit. We have 1700s: The Town was often the site of many skirmishes during also kept our debt very low and have the American Revolutionary War, and many of the town’s local roads, tripled our town savings accounts to use including Watch Hill, Gallows Hill and Furnace Dock Road, bear names for major projects and any emergencies reflecting this historic period of our nation. In 1788, The Town of Cortlandt that may occur throughout the year. was established which, at the time, included Peekskill as a village. Overall, our town tax increase has only been 1% for the past 25 years and we’ve 1800s and beyond: Cortlandt grew even more developed as met the New York State tax cap as well. large estates were broken up into subdivisions and connected to There have also been other surrounding areas by highways, trolley lines and train service. achievements. The most recent of these include, but are not limited to, the following: 1900s to the present: In 1940, the City of Peekskill separated from the Town of Cortlandt and became an incorporated city which • A new Youth and Recreation Center off of Memorial Drive/Route 9A it remains today. In the decades that followed, the Town of Cortlandt • A new Metro-North train station that opened Phase II in 2012 continued to grow and prosper to the thriving region that is today. • Physical improvements at the intersection of Lafayette Avenue, Route 202 and Conklin Avenue as funded by the New York State D.O.T. • Safety improvements on Bear Mountain Parkway accomplished through a joint effort with the State and completed in 2014 The department is comprised of officers, all of whom have specific • A new Dog Park at Sprout Brook Park - a big hit in the community training in a variety of law enforcement tactics. It also provides • Beautification projects throughout the town on an ongoing basis uniform patrol services to the town and a vast array of specialized • The adoption of green initiatives and sustainable practices to preserve support services available for emergency responses. and protect our surrounding environment and ecological systems, In addition, the town is also patrolled by New York State Police including solar energy planning located at 1 Memorial Drive, Crugers, NY, near the Cortlandt train • The commitment and dedication to open space and water station. The New York State Police can be reached at (914) 737-7171 preservation, including a 50-acre lake preserve and watershed at for non-emergency situations. Furnace Dock Lake The D.A.R.E. program is taught by a Croton-on-Hudson former • A new Veterans Park constructed in 2012 at the Cortlandt Waterfront police officer and paid for by the Town of Cortlandt. Remember to dial Park in the Verplanck section of Cortlandt and a Purple Heart Veteran’s 911 for all emergencies. Memorial at Town Hall • The purchase of 100 acres in the hamlet of Verplanck for additional Continued on Page 18 fields and for a D.E.S. operations facility • The addition of more than 3,000 acres of open space over the past 25 years and, at the same time, addressed our economic and business needs • The dedication of a new water-spray park at our town pool and a new lacrosse field at Sprout Park in 2016

Our wonderful Town continues to prosper economically. Small businesses, as well as larger national stores, call the Town of Cortlandt home. In 2017, we will once again be sponsoring a “Shop Cortlandt” and “Do Business in Cortlandt” marketing campaign eﬀort, along with civic organizations; and we continue to support our Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce. We will also have a Cortlandt Family Fun Day with ﬁreworks each year. The Town of Cortlandt is a family-oriented community with wonderful volunteers who provide many important services for our residents. We are always working to come up with new ideas that will continue to enhance the quality of life in Cortlandt. Check out our recreational brochure for all of our activities. It is both an honor and a privilege to serve as Cortlandt’s Town Supervisor.

Linda D. Puglisi Town Supervisor – Cortlandt

HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2017-2018 17 Town of Cortlandt Continued from Page 17 FIRE & AMBULANCE • Cortlandt Waterfront Park The Town of Cortlandt is served by seven volunteer fire departments, • Charles J. Cook Pool and Waterspray Park four volunteer ambulance corps and the Cortlandt - Peekskill Regional • Cortlandt Roller Hockey Rink Paramedics organization (ALS). • Cortlandt Town Center Community Room (C.U.E.) • Cortlandt Town Hall offices HENDRICK HUDSON FREE LIBRARY • Cortlandt Waterfront Park Located in Montrose, the Hendrick Hudson Free Library has thousands • Cortlandt Youth Center of books, CDs, DVDs, audio books, large-print books and periodicals. It also • Hudson Highlands Gateway Park offers E-Content including E-books and music downloads via its website • Lake Meahagh Park (www.henhudfreelibrary.org). • Lake Street Tennis Courts In addition to well-appointed rooms for quiet study, the library’s • Letteri Field reference section has online computers with access to a variety of databases • Muriel H. Morabito Community Center/Seniors Center and the Internet. There is also a Community Room that seats 100 people • Old Pond Park which often serves as gallery space for exhibits, community meetings and • Park at the Cortlandt Roller Hockey Rink other events. • St. Columbanus Little League Field The library’s Children’s Room has a variety of story programs, guest • Sprout Brook Ball fields speakers and special arts programs. Adult activities include book discussion • Sprout Brook Park groups, craft programs and interesting seminars. • Steamboat Riverfront Park • Steven Hebert Memorial Skate Park CROTON FREE LIBRARY • Sunset Park and Playground Located in the Village of Croton-on-Hudson, the mission of the Croton • Tommy Thurber Playground Free Library is to encourage the joy of reading, the exploration of ideas and • Verplanck Schoolhouse Community Center the pursuit of lifelong learning. Books, media and state-of-the-art technology • A new hiking trail at Hollow Brook help provide free and equal access to knowledge, information and a wide range of artistic expression. The library also serves the community as a Please note, the Villages of Croton-on-Hudson and Buchanan have their gathering place and learning center for Croton residents of all ages, with own recreation and park departments. dynamic cultural and educational programs, as well as space for community organizations to meet (www.crotonfreelibrary.org).

RECREATION Cortlandt residents enjoy dozens of fun-ﬁlled and relaxing activities TOWN OF CORTLANDT QUICK FACTS year-round at many diﬀerent locations throughout the town. Contact Population: Outside Villages - 31,292 the Recreation Department for registration and/or permits Housing Units: 11,919 (www.townofcortlandt.com). Parks and facilities in Cortlandt include: Household Size: 2.68 people Median Household Income: $98,518 Median Age: 43.4 Median Home Price: $437,300

Source: 2008 – 2012 American Community Survey, 2010 Census

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

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TOWN OF PUTNAM VALLEY

T he Town of Putnam Valley has almost 11,000 people (2010 U.S. Census) Putnam Valley Fire Department has two fire houses: Station One is and is located in the southwest part of Putnam County. It is bounded located at 12 Canopus Hollow Road and Station One is located at 710 by the Hudson River to the west, the Town of Philipstown to the north, Peekskill Hollow Road (www.putnamvalleyfire.com). and the Town of Cortlandt and the City of Peekskill to the south. Putnam Valley is served by both the Cortlandt and Peekskill Metro-North stations AMBULANCE which provide convenient service into New York City. Located at 218 Oscawana Lake Road, the Town of Putnam Valley The center of town is Oregon Corners, located at the intersection Ambulance Corps answers more than 600 calls annually. The Ambulance of Oscawana Lake Road and Peekskill Hollow Road. It contains a Corp consists of more than 50 members, approximately 50 percent of grocery store, bank, post office, law and medical offices, and other whom are trained Emergency Medical Technicians or EMT-Ds. President: small businesses. George Stockinger. Captain: Danielle D’Orio (www.pvvac.org). Economic Development efforts in the town are coordinated by the Town Supervisor and Town Board, providing all technical support PUTNAM VALLEY FREE LIBRARY regarding engineering, planning, zoning and building assistance to The library offers a variety of programs and events for the whole residents and other applicants. family including Storytime for children, book sales, and spring and fall festivals. Its impressive collection contains more than 55,000 resources THE GOVERNMENT OF PUTNAM VALLEY including adult, teen and children’s literature, as well as reference and Putnam Valley is governed by a Town Supervisor who serves a large-print books. Videos, DVDs, and books-on-tape and CDs are also two-year term and four members of the Town Board each of whom available, as well as online databases (genealogy, health, business, and serve four-year terms. The Town is also serviced by the following popular magazines and newspapers). For the public’s convenience, departments (websites are provided as available; otherwise log onto onsite computers offer Internet access, word processing, Excel and the www.putnamvalley.com). Mid-Hudson Library System’s catalog. Home access is available through the library’s website and various materials may be requested online POLICE (www.putnamvalleylibrary.org). The Town of Putnam Valley is served by the Putnam County Sheriff’s Department and the New York State Police (www.putnamsheriff.com). RECREATION The Putnam County Sheriff’s Department, headed by Sheriff Donald The Putnam Valley Parks and Recreation Department is conveniently B. Smith, is located in the Town of Carmel. located in a separate building adjacent to the Town Hall on Oscawana The New York State Police barracks on Main Street in Mohegan Lake Road. Many of the department‘s activities are hosted at the Putnam Lake is one of 15 stations in Troop K, which covers Putnam and Valley Town Park and at the popular Children’s Center. Facilities include Westchester counties. multi-purpose courts for basketball or handball, a ball field, tennis courts, sand volleyball courts, a roller hockey rink and hiking along revitalized FIRE trails. Picnic tables and grills are also available. The department offers The Putnam Valley Fire Department, with more than 117 volunteers, classes in lifeguarding and CPR, and always welcomes volunteers to coach is led by Chief Shawn Keeler. Covering more than 45 square miles, the or instruct in sports and other programs (www.putnamvalley.com).

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The historic community of Putnam Valley, nestled in the Hudson Highlands, is less than an hour from midtown Manhattan by car, but centuries away from New York City’s hectic lifestyle. Putnam Valley, with a population of approximately 11,000 residents, includes several lovely lakeside communities and the renowned KARAS Clarence Fahnestock State Park which has miles of hiking and riding trails. Putnam Valley is also home to the Taconic Outdoor Education Center, INSURANCE the 950-acre California Hill State Forest and the 1,400-acre Agatha A. Durland Scout Reservation. The town also sponsors a variety AGENCIES of festive events. The largest of these is Putnam Valley Town Day, usually held at the end of the summer and attended by several thousand residents and people from surrounding communities. The event includes children’s rides, a petting zoo, craft vendors, food booths, not-for-profit groups, a vintage automobile parade and a spectacular fireworks display. The town’s Parks and Recreation Department sponsors a concert series at Town Park during the summer months, and the popular Children’s Center has morning and afternoon day care services, as well as a summer camp program. The department hosts Easter, Halloween and winter holiday parties 914-271-9390 for Putnam Valley children, including the annual tree lighting ceremony which features Santa Claus arriving on a fire truck. Furthermore, there is a Teen Center with a list of activities and programs, and Leonard Wagner Town Park which offers lighted, multipurpose courts for basketball or handball, a ball field, tennis courts, picnic tables and grills. The far end of the town park houses the Putnam Valley Senior Center which not only provides lunch, courses of instruction and guest speakers, but also cares for the elderly needing assistance during the day. It is with great enthusiasm that the Town of Putnam Valley welcomes youou as a resident,resident, a visitor or a new businessbusiness establishment.establishment.

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www.putnamvalley.com Planning Board Chairman RECREATION Town Hall Michael J. Raimondi (845) 526-3740 Putnam Valley Parks & Recreation 265 Oscawana Lake Road, Putnam Valley Oscawana Lake Road (845) 526-3292 Town Historian Putnam Valley Children’s center Supervisor Dan Ricci (914) 734-1050 Sam Oliverio (845) 526-2121 ([email protected]) SPECIAL SERVICES POST OFFICES AND ZIP CODES All Emergencies 911 U.S. Postal Service 1-800-275-8777 Town Board Website www.usps.com Jaqueline Annabi, Louie Luongo, Non-Emergency Numbers Steven Mackay, Wendy Whetsel New York State Police (845) 279-6161 Buchanan Post Office 10579 (845) 526-2121 Putnam County Sheriff (845) 225-4300 12 Peekskill Hollow Road Fire Station1 (845) 526-2879 Putnam Valley, NY Clerk & Tax Collector Fires Station 2 (845) 528-4440 Sherry Howard (845) 526-3280 Website www.pvvfd.com SENIOR CITIZENS Putnam Valley Ambulance (845) 526-3119 Putnam Valley Senior Center (845) 808-1731 Town Justices Website www.pvvac.org Gina Capone & Louis DiCarlo (845) 526-3050 Putnam County Office LIBRARY for the Aging (845) 808-1700 Assessors Department Putnam Valley Free Library Sheryl Luongo (845) 526-2517 30 Oscawana Lake Road, Putnam Valley (845) 528-3242 Superintendent of Highways Website www.putnamvalleylibrary.org Larry Cobb (845) 526-3333 Library Director Kathleen McLaughlin Building Inspector Rich Quaglietta (845) 526-2377

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VILLAGE OF BUCHANAN

B uchanan is a village located within the Town of Cortlandt. Village of Buchanan Buchanan special civic services It is situated in the northwestern corner of Westchester County and the include the following: eastern bank of the beautiful Hudson River. Historically, the village was originally named East Haverstraw, POLICE then Centerville and, finally, Buchanan after its first postmaster, The Buchanan Police Department is headquartered in Village Hall on George Buchanan. Tate Avenue. It is headed by Chief Brian J. Tubbs and is comprised of one Approximately 2,200 residents live within Buchanan’s one-and-one- sergeant, one detective and three patrolmen (www.villageofbuchanan.org). half square mile area. It is governed by a Mayor and four members of the Village Board, each of whom serve a two-year term. And, although FIRE & AMBULANCE Buchanan is one of the area’s smallest villages, it takes great pride in The Village of Buchanan is protected by the all-volunteer Buchanan having its own police and fire departments. Engine Company No. 1 located on Albany Post Road. Buchanan Engine is an Village Circle, located off of Route 9A, is in close proximity to independent corporation and the village contracts with the department for Monroe Park and Village Hall, as well as Buchanan’s main business services. Established in 1940, the department has dozens of active members center. Its major industry, however, is the Entergy Nuclear Generating and is led by Chief Stuart Bayer (www.buchananfd.org). Station located at Indian Point. The Point also has its own bit of history as it was originally an amusement park owned by the Hudson River LIBRARIES Day Line which would regularly transport passengers from New York Residents of Buchanan are primarily served by the Hendrick Hudson City to the park for a day’s outing. Free Library on Kings Ferry Road in nearby Montrose. It is open Monday

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through Saturday, and also on Sundays during the school year. Two A festive community any time of year! other libraries are nearby (www.henhudfreelibrary.org). Thank you for taking time to view the Village of Buchanan’s Community EDUCATION Profile. Strategically, the Village is situated in the northwestern corner of Students residing in Buchanan attend classes in the Hendrick Westchester County on the eastern bank Hudson School District located in Montrose (www.henhudschools.org). of the historic Hudson River. Buchanan rich in history and amenities, and visitors RECREATION and residents alike enjoy a central Buchanan’s Recreation Department offers a summer day camp shopping district, a number of parks, for children, as well as a number of activities and services for senior recreational facilities and more. citizens. A village pool (open daily, noon to 7 pm, from Memorial Day A highlight of Buchanan is the through Labor Day) is located on Westchester Avenue. Pool passes Village Pavilion, a venue where special are required. Fees apply for residents and non-residents, while seniors events are often hosted on an annual are afforded a special discount (Senior Citizen Club Members receive basis, and a venue that is also available free access). In addition, Buchanan is also served by the Town of to residents and non-residents for Cortlandt’s Recreation Department. private use. Popular recreational areas in Buchanan include Lent’s Cove, As festive events are important to located on John Walsh Boulevard, and Veterans Pavilion, located on any town or village, Buchanan has a Westchester Avenue. Special permits are required for private use of variety of them for everyone to enjoy. For children, there is an Egg Scramble these facilities. For details, contact the Recreation Department via in the spring and a Halloween Parade in the fall. For all age groups, there email ([email protected]) or visit its website is Buchanan Day, a fall celebration showcasing local vendors, community (www.villageofbuchanan.com). groups, various forms of entertainment and food and beverage from area establishments. There is also an annual tree lighting ceremony in the Village Circle to celebrate the holidays, as well as a St. Patrick’s Day Parade to showcase various bands, community organizations, police and fire departments, and first responder groups, among other events. For sporting activities for adults and adolescents, Buchanan has two ball fields. One is located on Westchester Avenue and the other is located at Lent’s Cove Park. Tropiano Trail, located in Lent’s Cove Park, allows residents and visitors scenic walking paths along the Hudson River, as well as a convenient boat launching appointment. For the village’s senior citizens, there’s a Senior Club which meets weekly at the Village Hall. It provides a variety of activities and trips designed especially for that age group. During the summer months, the Village offers a day camp for children (resident and non-resident), and a Village Pool (also for resident and non-residents with seniors afforded special discounts). But, whether you are a resident, employee or visitor, the Village of Buchanan wishes to welcome you and thank you for being part of our friendly community.

Theresa Knickerbocker Mayor of the Village of Buchanan

VILLAGE OF BUCHANAN QUICK FACTS Area: Total 1.7 square miles (1.4 square miles land and .3 water) Population: 2,230 residents (2010 U.S. Census) Median Income for Single Household: $83,425 (as compared to $55,246 New York State) Median Resident Age: 40.1 years old Estimated Housing Value (single family homes and condos): $369,989 Median Household Income for Houses and Condos with a Mortgage: $108,000

Source: www.citi-data.com

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www.villageofbuchanan.com SPECIAL SERVICES POST OFFICES AND ZIP CODES Village Hall All Emergencies 911 U.S. Postal Service 1-800-275-8777 236 Tate Avenue Website www.usps.com Buchanan, NY 10511 Non-Emergency Numbers Unless otherwise noted, use mainlin Buchanan Police 914-739-6776 Buchanan Post Oﬃce 10511 to contact the following: 914-737-1033 Westchester County Police 914-741-4400 252 Tate Avenue New York State Police 914-737-7171 Buchanan, NY Mayor Buchanan Engine Co #1 914-737-3481 Theresa Knickerbocker LIBRARY Trustees Hendrick Hudson Free Library Richard A. Funchion, Duane Jackson, 185 Kings Ferry Road, Montrose 914-739-5654 Nicolas Zachary, Cesare Pasquale Website www.henhudfreelibrary.org Library Director Administrator M. Jill Davis Kevin Hay RECREATION Village Justice Buchanan Recreation Department Jennifer E. Daly 236 Tate Avenue Buchanan, NY 10511 914-737-1033 Building Inspector Supervisor Anthony J. Conti Nancy Bayer

Village Attorney Senior Citizens Services Stephanie Porteus 914-271-2828 Gabe DiRubbo Village Day Camp, Westchester Ave. 914-737-1033 Highway Department 914-737-6858 Village Pool, Westchester Ave. 914-737-0769

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VILLAGE OF CROTONONHUDSON

ECONOMIC PROFILE included here. C roton-on-Hudson has a population 8,070 residents (2010 U.S. Annual festivals are many and include Croton SummerFest Census) and was formally incorporated as a village in the Town of which is celebrated in the Upper Village on the first Sunday in June. Cortlandt in 1898. It is located in the northwest area of Westchester SummerFest features local and area merchants, and various food County. It is nearly five square miles in area and borders the establishments, and has entertainment for kids of all ages. Hudson River on the west, the Croton River on the south, and the The county-owned Croton Point Park hosts several yearly events, unincorporated areas of the Town of Cortlandt to the east and north.. while the organization called the Historic Hudson Valley, owner of Van The village’s topography includes low lying areas along the Cortlandt Manor, hosts the Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze which attracts Hudson River and U.S. Route 9, the Croton River Gorge and a plateau people in the thousands from surrounding areas, thus increasing at the northern boundary that reaches elevations of up to 600 feet exposure to local businesses. within a mile of the Hudson River. The village is situated south of the Economic Development is directed by the Mayor and Board of City of Peekskill and north of the Town and Village of Ossining, and is Trustees, and managed by the village’s administrative staff which served by the Hudson Line of Metro North and AMTRAK railroads. The provides guidance to residents and applicants on issues related to village owns and operates the parking lot at the Croton-Harmon Train Planning, Zoning, Engineering and Building related issues. The Village station - one of the largest commuter lots in Metro North’s territory. is very proactive and always ready to meet with property owners Because of the proximity to New York City, and the frequency of trains about the potential for renovation or redevelopment of sites within bound to Grand Central Station, the parking lot is ample in size and the Village, before beginning any application process. facilitates an easy commute to New York City. The village contains a few small commercial areas that feature retail establishments including a national supermarket chain and pharmacy, banks, dry cleaners, and beauty and nail salons. A host of eclectic shops – including a small gourmet food shop, coffee shops, VILLAGE OF CROTONONHUDSON jewelry stores, a home beer brewing supplier, ice cream shops, QUICK FACTS bakeries, a running apparel store, bird supplies and gift store, pet Total Population: 8,070 supply and day care facility, tots-to-teen clothing store, delicatessens Housing Units: 3,123 and several well-established restaurants of diverse cuisine - are also Household Size: 2.71 people Median Household Income: $108,424 Median Age: 43.2 Median Home Price: $522,612

(Source: 2010 U.S. Census and www.city-data.com)

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Diverse, Historic, Family-Friendly Village

In a recent article, “The Wall Street Journal” called the Village of Croton “a picturesque, riverfront village . . . awash in history, culture and small-town ambience.” That’s a perfect description of our thriving community, nestled in the hills between the Hudson River to the west and the Croton River to the south. Containing roughly five-square-miles, the Village of Croton- on-Hudson is home to approximately 8,000 people. We’re a diverse, family- friendly village, ranging from descendants of the Italian stone masons and Irish laborers VILLAGE OF CROTONONHUDSON who built the nearby New Croton Dam to artists and writers Croton is an incorporated village within the Town of Cortlandt. It is governed who have been attracted to the area since the early 1900s, when by a Mayor and four members of the Village Board. Its municipal offices are radicals and bohemians settled on Mt. Airy and in Harmon. located at 1 Van Wyck Street (www.crotononhudson-ny.gov). We’re blessed with a small, highly-ranked school system, an excellent library, a major train station with an enviable schedule POLICE of express trains to and from New York City, and unparalleled Chief Anthony Tramaglini heads the Croton-on-Hudson Police Department, access to parks, nature preserves, trails and other recreational a force of dozens of full-time officers, parking enforcement officers, crossing opportunities. guards and a police dispatcher. Among the department’s major programs are Croton has many strong civic organizations, including D.A.R.E. and “Dark House,” a law enforcement endeavor to prevent burglaries. a volunteer fire department, Rotary and Lions Clubs, an In addition to the Auxiliary Police Force, which assists the department with educational foundation, sports leagues, arts and environmental crowd and traffic control at special events in the village, Croton is served by the organizations and groups devoted to preserving and Westchester County Police and the New York State Police. presenting Croton’s rich history. Our small village is rich in natural beauty. Its rugged FIRE & AMBULANCE topography and location on both the Hudson and Croton Rivers Croton’s Fire Department, led by Chief Matthew Mansfield, is a volunteer provide a dramatic landscape with parks and open spaces organization that provides fire protection o the village. The department’s five fire offering a wide range of passive and active outdoor activities. companies are housed in three firehouses. Approximately 180 members respond There are nearly 13 miles of wooded trails in the village, to hundreds of fire calls every year. Stop by a firehouse on Monday evenings including the beautiful Croton Landing Park along the Hudson at 7 pm to learn more about volunteering. No prior firefighting experience is River. There are places to launch boats and put in kayaks necessary, and all training and equipment are provided by the department. and canoes on both the Croton River and the Hudson. In the (www.crotonfd.org) The Village’s Emergency Medical Services headed by summer you can swim at Silver Lake and in the winter you can Captain Tom Mosler responds to ambulance calls and is also always looking to ice skate on the Duck Pond. expand its volunteer base. The EMS department is housed at 44 Wayne Street. There’s always something happening—from concerts and Stop by Wednesdays at 7:30 pm to learn more. (www.crotonems.org) outdoor films in the summer at Senasqua Park to lectures and story time at the Croton Free Library and yoga classes at the CROTON FREE LIBRARY Municipal Building. Annual events include Summerfest in the The Croton Free Library is part of the Westchester Library System and home upper village, the Clearwater Festival and Teatown’s Hudson to a collection of more than 80,000 books, reference materials, music CDs and River Eaglefest at Croton Point Park, the Harry Chapin Memorial movies (DVDs & Blu-ray). In addition, there is access to wireless Internet, as Run Against Hunger and the Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze at well as exhibits by local artists, lectures and other special events. For children, historic Van Cortlandt Manor. Story Time and arts and crafts programs are regularly scheduled, among other So, whether you’re looking for a great place to start a family activities (www.crotonfreelibrary.org). or start a business—come to Croton! EDUCATION Most students in the Village of Croton attend classes in the Croton-Harmon School District (www.croton-harmonschools.org). Residents located in the Northern section of the Village are part of the Hendrick Hudson School District. Gregreg Schmidt RECREATION Mayor The Croton Recreation and Parks Department has something for everyone, from preschoolers to seniors. Services for seniors include holiday parties, special Continued on Page 34

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Continued from Page 33 CROTONONHUDSON HISTORIC TIMELINE Before the 1600s: Croton’s colonial-era history dates back to the trips (museums, dinner theaters and Atlantic City), information 1600s or 17th Century but archaeological evidence indicates that it was sessions and a shopping bus.The Community Room, located in the populated by Native American Indians as early as 4950 BC. For instance, the Municipal Building, is the site for teen and senior citizen activities. Kitchawanc tribe, part of what was to become the Wappinger Confederacy Village parks and facilities include : of the Algonquin Nation, was native to the area and, as such, influenced the naming of many sites and roads known in Croton-on-Hudson today. The • Black Rock Park Kitchawanc called the marsh that separates Croton Point from Croton Neck • Croton Landing “Senasqua” and, consequently, the name was later used for the park that’s • Duck Pond Park located further north. Croton itself is believed to be named after the Indian • Dobbs Park chief of the Kitchawanc tribe, Kenoten, which means “wild wind.” • Echo Canoe Boat Launch • Firefighters Memorial Field 1600s: Under an old oak tree, a plaque on a rock at Croton Point Park • Harrison Street Playground commemorates the spot where a peace treaty was signed in 1645 between • Silver Lake the original Dutch settlers and the Kitchawanc tribe. Additional settlers arrived • Senasqua Park in the decades that followed that treaty - at first to trade and then to settle the • Sunset Park Playground area. Years after Henry Hudson anchored his ship off what is now Croton Point, • Vassallo Park the land that today is Croton-on-Hudson was purchased by Dutch settlers • Manes Field from the Kitchawank Indians. Then, in 1677, Stephanus Van Cortlandt, who • Gouveia Park later became the first native-born mayor of New York City, began acquiring • Brinton Brook Sanctuary land to build his manor. And, in 1697, a Royal Patent was issued designating • Graff Sanctuary the estate as the Manor of Cortlandt. The Village of Croton-on-Hudson thus • Croton Point Park (County owned and operated). evolved as an enclave of the Van Cortlandt Manor. Originally known as Croton Landing, its early Dutch residents were involved with agriculture and trade. TRANSPORTATION The Village is home to the Croton-Harmon train station, a major 1700s: A 1718 census counted 91 inhabitants in the manor, including transportation hub on MTA Metro-North Railroad’s Hudson Line, Dutch settlers and English Quakers, most of whom settled around Mount as well as AMTRAK. Airy and the Croton Valley. Many of these early settlers worked on farms or the mills that were developing along the Croton River.

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1800s: Farming, shipping, ship building, and flour and brick new era for Croton-on-Hudson as a railroad town. Since the New York Central manufacturing had become the predominant industries, along with working rail line stopped in Harmon to change engines, it became a destination point on such ambitious projects as the railroad, the Old Croton and then the New for metropolitan area travelers. A shopping district developed around the Croton Dams, and the New Croton Aqueduct. These major public works railroad, creating a railroad village that became a focal point and source of projects played a pivotal role in shaping Croton-on-Hudson’s demographic employment. In addition, once the engine terminal and repair facilities were development and cemented its importance in the region. The construction completed, Croton-on-Hudson became home to many employees of the New of these projects brought an influx of German, Irish and Italian immigrants York Central railroad. who came to work and settle with their families in the area. This influx With the goal of developing a rural enclave for artists, writers and significantly increased the population of the village and the surrounding musicians, the developer constructed a playhouse on Truesdale Drive for areas so that, by the time of its incorporation in 1898, the village’s population concerts and ballet performances, and also the Nikko Inn, which became a had 1,000 residents (which would steadily grow to more than 1,700 residents fashionable place for stage and government notables. Both are now private by the early 1900s). As was the case across the country, the advent of the residences. In addition, Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks both lived in railroad had a tremendous impact on the growth of Croton-on-Hudson. Harmon as did writers, journalists, teachers and college professors. It also served as an economic engine for all of northern Westchester. To By the 1920s, as the railroad expanded its services, Harmon had become back track a bit, construction of a rail line from Croton-on-Hudson to a residential neighborhood for railroad workers and commuters to New Poughkeepsie began in 1846 when Poughkeepsie merchants advocated for York City. In 1932, two separate communities, Mount Airy and Harmon, an improved link from New York City to their city up north. were incorporated into the Village. Each area had a distinct identity that contributed to the cultural richness of the community. 1900s and beyond: In 1903, electric trains began operating out of the Mount Airy had remained a Quaker enclave into the 1800s but evolved in old Grand Central Terminal as construction began on a steam terminal at the early 1900s into a summer colony that attracted many Greenwich Village Croton Point. This was where trains would switch over from electric to steam artists and writers. Poet Edna St. Vincent Millay and actress Gloria Swanson power in order to continue the trip north past Croton-on-Hudson. Most both resided in Croton-on-Hudson. Elizabeth Duncan, sister of Isadora Duncan, of the land acquired for the engine terminal was purchased from Clifford founded a dance school, using two homes along Glengary Road as studios. Harmon, a real estate developer. He took title to the Van Cortlandt family The area continued to attract artists, writers and performers through the farm when electrification plans were announced in 1903. He stipulated in the mid-1900s. Politically, it is interesting to note, many high profile members of deed to the property to New York Central Railroad that the station on Croton the American Communist party lived and organized in the area too. Point must always bear his name. Hence, the naming of Croton-Harmon Today, the Village of Croton-on-Hudson has developed into an intimate Station, a tradition that continues today. but thriving residential and cultural community, with easy access to The terminal for steam locomotives was completed in 1913, heralding a surrounding points of commerce and special interest.

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www.crotononhudson-ny.gov Municipal Building Stanley H. Kellerhouse Municipal Building 1 Van Wyck Street Croton-on-Hudson, NY

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HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY Dear Peekskill Community, 5 SCHOOL DISTRICTS At Peekskill City School District, we are focused on every student, every day. Our District goals of academic excellence require City of Peekskill School District focused, explicit and transparent work. The staff and faculty at Peekskill schools stand ready to lead, support and collaborate with respect to our journey as educators and “change” agents. By working together we have the opportunity to create a system of equity and excellence, which will enrich our school community. This year, our Board of Education, along with Peekskill’s administrators, staff, teachers, faculty and parents, have been working in collaboration on various elements related to our District comprehensive improvement plans. These plans are driven by six tenets which focus on leadership, systemic practices/decisions, curriculum, instruction, social/emotional wellness for students, and family/ community engagement. I am proud of the work put forth by our educational community and all stakeholders that continue to remain part of the solution. Since this time last year, Peekskill Schools have celebrated various successes. Academically, we have increased graduation rates, improved P eekskill is a diverse community located on the Hudson River at the Regents scores, added college-level sequences, and celebrated gateway to the Hudson Highlands. Originally settled by the Dutch, Peekskill students as local and regional award winners. Behind the scenes, our played an important role in the American Revolution and was a major grade levels and departments have worked diligently on aligning manufacturing center in the 19th Century. For many years, the city has their curriculum so we, as a District, may remain rigorous with respect been experiencing a recent Renaissance as a result of Peekskill’s growing to state standards and consistency between and within grades. In reputation as a home for artists and art galleries. With an urban population addition, our District recently presented our Peekskill High School of approximately 22,000, its growing student body is approximately 62% Summit Academy’s successes at the New York State School Board Hispanic American, 26% African American, 9% European American, 2% Association (NYSSBA) conference in Buffalo. Asian and less that 1% Native American. Recently, we held our District’s “First Annual Music in Our Schools” Consequently, the Peekskill City School District offers a wide range of concert and are in the planning stages for our second. We also saw Continued on next page students participate in amazing art collaborations with local artists and they continue to work on similar projects. Our students have also been received with open arms as they share their talents by offering a variety of live performances to our Peekskill community. PEEKSKILL SCHOOL DISTRICT Additionally, our new Free Lunch program, and Newcomer 1031 Elm Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 program, have received positive recognition from those involved, as Superintendent Dr. David Fine well as from the local press. District Office (914) 737-3300 All this said, it makes it easy for us to embrace our school year Website www.peekskillcsd.org theme, “Peekskill Pride.” Email dfi[email protected] As we embody this theme, let us remember to be lifelong learners and remain part of the solution while maintaining a growth mindset so our Hillcrest Elementary School students are afforded every experience and opportunity they deserve. 4 Horton Drive (914) 739-2284 In closing, I encourage all Peekskill residents to attend our Oakside Elementary School bi-monthly Board of Education meetings. Every Board meeting will 200 Decatur Ave (914) 737-1591 include a “top ten” list of reasons as to why Peekskill is a great place Uriah Hill Elementary School to live and learn. Feel free to share your thoughts or submit your own 980 Pemart Ave. (914) 739-6972 “top ten” list to be featured. Again, please remember to regularly visit Woodside Elementary School our District and school websites for frequent updates. If you have any 612 Depew Street (914) 739-0093 questions, comments or suggestions, feel free to contact me anytime at Peekskill Middle School dfi[email protected] or (914) 737-3300 ext. 303. 212 Ringgold Street (914) 737-4542 Peekskill High School Sincerely, 1072 Elm Street (914) 737-0201 Dr. David Fine Superintendent of Schools 38 2017-2018 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Education Lakeland Central School District THE 3 A’S OF ACADEMICS, ARTS AND ATHLETICS! The Lakeland Central School District is the largest suburban school district in Westchester County located along the border of T he Lakeland Central School District is the largest suburban school district in Westchester and Putnam counties. Consequently, it includes parts of Westchester County, encompassing six towns and a part of neighboring Putnam six towns. The District educates County. The district is comprised of five elementary schools serving students approximately 5,800 students in kindergarten through 5th grade, one middle school serving students in 6th in grades kindergarten through through 8th grade, and two high schools serving students in 9th through 12th twelve. They are housed in five grade. The total student population is approximately 5,900 students. elementary schools, a middle Continued on Page 40 school, and two high schools. The District also offers pre-K programs and space for before-and-after school child care. The Lakeland district offers a wide range of co- and extracurricular activities in the areas of academics, arts and athletics. Our award-winning debate, science research, and Destination Imagination teams, as well as our Future Business Leaders program, are complimented by numerous musical and dramatic performing groups, monthly art exhibits from all schools and more than 95 athletic teams. The District also provides facilities for more than 25 community organizations, clubs, and parent groups. Lakeland’s mission is to accept the challenge of preparing students for a rapidly changing world and provide opportunities for all students to learn and succeed. The District encourages, promotes and develops life-long learning skills, as well as educational excellence, in a safe, secure, student-centered environment. The district’s practices and policies are shaped by mutual respect, open and honest communication, ethical behavior and personal responsibility. This year, the District embarked on a new, five-year, strategic goal. Its objective is to provide our graduates in a digital age with 21ST Century skills that will ensure their ability to communicate and collaborate City of Peekskill School District effectively to become productive citizens who can successfully pursue Continued from previous page all individual interests beyond high school. Through the “Smart Schools” Technology Bond, the District is in the process of providing computer educational opportunities in a diverse, interactive environment. The goals devices for every student in the District. Classes in all schools now have of its seven-member Board of Education focus on achievement, a safe access to technology as part of everyday instruction. environment and strong fiscal management. Peekskill uses the Princeton Several years ago, a $15-million safety and security bond was Plan in which children are assigned to elementary schools based on passed to upgrade security and communications in all facilities. The grade: children in pre-kindergarten attend Uriah Hill School; children in work is being completed in the current school year. kindergarten and first grade attend the Woodside School; children in grades Lakeland provides information to the surrounding community two and three attend the Oakside School; and, children in grades four and through an award-winning website (www.lakelandschools.org), five attend the Hillcrest School. Special initiatives for grades K-5 includes an district and school Facebook pages, two cable television channels English-Spanish Dual-Language program and an Enrichment Program which and the superintendent’s district twitter page (@drgeorgestone). The offers all students the opportunity for academic enrichment. The District has district’s technology program is regularly recognized in the region strong arts and music programs with community involvement. for its excellence. Students in grades 6-8 attend the Peekskill Middle School which is A nine-member Board of Education governs the district and located in a new state-of-the-art building. Each grade has its own dedicated establishes policies. District and school administration are dedicated space, or “house,” within the building. The Middle School is technologically and caring educators who work hard to help make the Lakeland Central advanced and has a professional performance auditorium, double School District the best it can be. We are also proud of parents and gymnasium, and competition-sized swimming pool. community supporters that provide valuable support. And, finally, students in grades 9-12 attend Peekskill High School which On behalf of the Lakeland Central School District Board of offers many enhanced programs. The high school’s Freshman Academy Education and Administration, I welcome your comments, questions, ensures all incoming freshmen are offered the educational foundation suggestions and input as we move forward. You are invited to contact to prepare students for their high school, college and career ventures. me via email at [email protected], or by phone at 914-245- Numerous advanced placement or AP and college-level courses are offered. 1700, ext. 222. An innovative internship program is also offered to seniors. A modern planetarium is part of a strong science curriculum, including a program of Sincerely, independent mentored research. Peekskill High School Summit Academy provides an alternative learning program focused on individualized Dr. George StStone attention, differentiation and social/emotional learning. Superintendent

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In Lakeland’s five elementary schools (Benjamin Franklin, George participate in an online learning environment. The district’s high schools Washington, Lincoln-Titus, Thomas Jefferson and Van Cortlandtville), small are well represented with active dramatic arts programs. Students can also classes give students a solid start to lifelong learning beginning with a take advantage of a science research program and work with nationally and full-day kindergarten program. All schools provide a standards-based internationally renowned experts. core curriculum at every grade level, grounded in solid pedagogy, and To prepare learners for college and career readiness, the Lakeland Central differentiated for a diverse student body. All schools provide weekly art, School District embraces technology as a means to achieve academic success music, physical education and media classes, and outside organizations and acquire the 21st Century skills necessary in today’s global economy. provide a range of after-school activities. Every classroom has access to computers and SMART Boards, as well as The Lakeland Copper Beech Middle School utilizes a team approach a separate technology lab. All buildings are equipped with high speed to teaching, a model widely adopted and well-suited to learners of this fiber optic and wireless Internet access. Laptops, tablet devices and video age group. A comprehensive curriculum that includes the core subjects conferencing capability are used daily in all schools. (English language arts, math, science and social studies) is supplemented by Students also participate in numerous after-school activities and classes in art, music, technology, consumer studies, computer technology clubs including Future Business Leaders of America, student government, and foreign language. Students participate in a wide range of after-school musical theater, chorus, orchestra, jazz band, community service and clubs and activities including Drama Club, Science Club, Midnight Run, leadership organizations, and a nationally-renowned debate team. Student Destination Imagination and the National Junior Honor Society. The middle musicians have been recognized throughout the area as well as in statewide school has been designated a national “School to Watch” in recognition of its competitions. District students take an active role in their local communities outstanding educational programs. and often participate in activities ranging from blood and food drives to The district’s two high schools (Lakeland High School and Walter Panas raising money for local animal shelters and disaster relief. High School) provide quality education for students in grades 9 through 12. More than 95 interscholastic sport programs are offered for girls and In addition to a full range of academic courses, the high schools offer: 20 boys in grades 7 through 12. The interscholastic athletic teams excel both Advanced Placement or AP courses, a robust music and art program, forensic on the field and in the classroom earning statewide recognition as Scholar science, robotics, college-level courses in English and business, a career Athletes. Historically, the district’s teams have also won state, league and experience program for high school seniors, and the opportunity to sectional championships.

LAKELAND CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 1086 East Main Street, Shrub Oak, NY 10588 Superintendent Dr. George E. Stone District Oﬃce (914) 245-1700 Website www.lakelandschools.org Email [email protected]

Benjamin Franklin Elementary School 3477 Kamhi Drive Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 (914) 245-7444 George Washington Elementary School 3634 Lexington Avenue LAKELAND Mohegan Lake, NY 10547 (914) 528-2021 Lincoln-Titus Elementary School The foundation provides financial support to 10 Lincoln Avenue Crompond, NY 10517 (914) 528-2519 encourage and facilitate EDUCATION Thomas Jeﬀerson Elementary School innovative projects and programs that enrich 3636 Gomer Street the education experience of the Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 (914) 245-4802 6,000 + students in the Lakeland Van Cortlandtville Elementary School FOUNDATIONCentral School District. 3100 East Main Street Mohegan Lake, NY 10547 (914) 528-1354 Celebrating 22 years of enhancing the education Lakeland Copper Beech Middle School of Lakeland's students. 3401 Old Yorktown Road Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 (914) 245-1885 Please contact Diane Kness at Lakeland High School [email protected] to make a donation 1349 E. Main Street Shrub Oak, NY 10588 (914) 528-0600 or inquire about joining our efforts. Walter Panas High School 914-924-8999 300 Croton Avenue www.lakelandeducationfoundation.org Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 (914) 739-2823

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Hendrick Hudson School District

Beauty and the Beast: Hendrick Hudson oﬀers a rich performing and visual arts program.

T he Hendrick Hudson School District encompasses Montrose, Buchanan, program and vocational education through BOCES are also available. Verplanck and part of Peekskill and Croton-on-Hudson. It has three College level courses for high school students include foreign languages, elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. social studies, science, English, math, and art. Students have the As part of its overall mission, the Hendrick Hudson School District strives opportunity to study in the ﬁelds of engineering and the biomedical to have a “a dynamic, innovative and supportive educational community” to sciences at the high school. Science research skills and application of ensure that “each student is an engaged, passionate learner who achieves his sciences, technology and math are a focal point of the district. or her maximum potential and contributes to society.” Accordingly, students Many interscholastic sports and extracurricular activities at the receive instruction in computers, art, music and technology, in addition to high school level and intramural sports at the middle school level are a core curriculum. Special education, an elementary enrichment student also oﬀered.

HENDRICK HUDSON SCHOOL DISTRICT AWARD WINNING DISTRICT 61 Trolley Road, Montrose, NY 10548 OFTEN RANKED AMONG THE BEST! Superintendent Joseph E. Hochreiter District Office (914) 257-5100 To the Hudson Valley Gateway Community, Website www.henhudschools.org It gives me great pleasure to introduce you to the Hendrick Hudson School District, where our teachers challenge students to inspire, Buchanan-Verplanck Elementary School explore and discover each day. 160 Westchester Ave., The Hendrick Hudson Buchanan, NY 10511 (914) 257-5400 School District is located along Frank G. Lindsey Elementary School the majestic Hudson River 57 Trolley Road, and encompasses Buchanan, Montrose, NY 10548 (914) 257-5500 Verplanck, Crugers, Montrose, Furnace Woods Elementary School and portions of Cortlandt Manor, 239 Watch Hill Road, Croton-on-Hudson and the City Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 (914) 257-5600 of Peekskill. The District includes Blue Mountain Middle School Buchanan-Verplanck, Frank G. 7 Furnace Woods Road, Lindsey and Furnace Woods Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 (914) 257-5700 Elementary Schools, each serving Hendrick Hudson High School grades K-5; Blue Mountain Middle 2166 Albany Post Road, School, serving grades 6-8; and Montrose, NY 10548 (914) 257-5800 Hendrick Hudson High School, serving grades 9-12. Continued on next page 42 2017-2018 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The District offers a comprehensive technology plan integrated top tier colleges and universities across the country. At the same time, into K-12 instruction, a full-day kindergarten program and a balanced our local residents’ property taxes are among the lowest in the region, assessment program. We are especially pleased to provide programs increasing affordability and making our district’s high quality education that meet the needs of all of our students, including a full continuum a great value. of special education services, enrichment programs, after school clubs Our schools are the heart of our community, and whether you and activities, and summer programs. discover what our amazing students are up to in the classroom, attend National surveys of top American school districts regularly a performance or cheer at an athletic event, I am delighted to welcome include the Hendrick Hudson School District in their rankings, and you to “Sailor Country.” the education website Niche recently named the District among the 100 best in New York State. Niche’s ranking factors included state test scores, college readiness, graduation rates, and SAT/ACT scores. Our high school’s rigorous and relevant curriculum includes Joseph E. Hochreiter partnerships with Rochester Institute of Technology and The University Superintendent at Albany, as well as a full slate of Advanced Placement or AP courses. Students can pursue challenging tracks in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) areas, including Science Research, Biomedical Science, Engineering and Computer Science. Hendrick Hudson students shine in the District’s rich visual and /HWXVEHWKHQH[W performing arts programs. Students from kindergarten through high FKDSWHULQ\RXUFKLOG·V school are immersed in the arts, with concerts and performances ONCE UPON throughout the year, as well as innovative visual art programs within KDSSLO\HYHUDIWHU each school. This fall, Hendrick Hudson High School inducted 29 students into the National Art Honor Society. A TIME Our student athletes have earned an array of Sectional, Regional and State Championships, and Hendrick Hudson can boast of an 3HHNVNLOO+ROORZ5RDG impressive number of Con Ed Scholar Athlete and New York State PRESCHOOL3XWQDP9DOOH\1< Scholar Athlete Team awards. Sailor pride runs deep, with nearly 60% of our students in grades 7 to 12 participating on an athletic team. Hendrick Hudson’s talented graduates are regularly accepted into RQFHXSRQDWLPHSUHVFKRROQHW

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Croton-Harmon School District

T he Croton-Harmon School District has received both state and federal An average class size of 20 students enables Croton students to distinctions for its outstanding overall programs and facilities. For instance, the receive personalized attention. The Pierre Van Cortlandt Middle School Carrie E. Tompkins Elementary School and Pierre Van-Cortlandt Middle School has a Social Action Club consisting of more than 20 students dedicated to have been designed as national “Schools of Excellence.” The high school was improving the quality of life for people and animals who are in need in the honored by the New York State Board of Regents for its educational initiatives community and abroad. and innovations, in conjunction with the Compact for Learning Program.

NEW FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS! Dear members of the community, skills that enable students to become effective communicators, problem Welcome to the Croton-Harmon School District where we always solvers, and researchers who are independent learners responsible for look forward to new experiences and relationships with, and for, the their own learning.” children, their parents, and the We will keep you informed as our strategic coherence process unfolds. faculty and staff. The theme for the Recently, our Board of Education approved a resolution which, upon 2017 school year is “Illuminating the voter approval, will authorize the district to make facility improvements. Future.” Representatives of the school These improvements were determined after lengthy discussions with community, including educators, board administrators and the district’s architects, as well as site visits and members, parents and students, will community input included in the district’s five-year capital facilities plan. help us craft a five-year education plan These upgrades include HVAC systems (heating, ventilation, air condition), that will illuminate the things we will exterior window/wall replacement at the elementary school, 21st Century do to increase student learning. The learning spaces, security measures, parking lots and pathways, septic plan will be student-centered and will system and other infrastructural needs. focus on assessing and supporting As part of normal procedure, while our students enjoy their summer our progress in making the district’s vacations, our teachers are engaged in professional and curriculum mission and vision a reality. As stated: development, and focus on assessment design and development. We “We are committed to challenging continue our work in developing curriculum units using the LATIC model all students, community inclusion, and fostering respect. We will develop (Learner-Active Technology-Infused Classroom) so that all students remain

44 2017-2018 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Real estate professionals turn to Robison for help with: at the center of our work. We continue our efforts to design quality rubrics to measure student learning and deepen ways to leverage technology to support that learning. For the current school year, here is some information related to each of our schools: All schools: Visitors must enter through the front doors. A video 3 Underground Oil Tanks intercom will be used to allow visitors access to the building. All doors will be locked after morning arrival and will be locked all day. 3 Oil to Gas Conversions At Carrie E. Tompkins Elementary, school begins at 8:00 a.m. and ends at 2:25 p.m. Students who are dropped off in the morning must be dropped off at the back of the building between 8:00-8:20 a.m. Students 3 Indoor Air Testing & who are picked up at the end of the day will need to be signed out in the Mold Remediation library. Pick-ups are released at 2:25. ROBISON At Pierre VanCortlandt Middle School, the first bell rings at 7:55 a.m. and the late bell rings at 8:00 a.m. School ends at 2:45 p.m. Students who 3 Home Energy Audits are picked up at the end of the day will be picked up in the PVC lower parking lot. Cars must line up and follow the directions of staff. There is no Complete HVAC Services pick up in the bus loop or the upper faculty parking lot. 3 At Croton-Harmon High School, the warning bell rings at 7:50 a.m. and the first bell rings at 7:55 a.m. Students who are dropped off in the 3 Generators morning must be dropped off at the back of the high school building by the cafeteria. Please do not drop off students on Old Post Road as this creates a hazardous situation. These doors will lock at 8:00 a.m. To enhance security in all our schools, we ask that whenever (914) 610-3192 possible visitors should call and make an appointment prior to coming www.robisonoil.com to the schools. Please know that as a member of the school community, your input Heating Oil/Biofuel | Natural Gas | Electricity | HVAC Service and Installation is valued. Should you have a question or a problem, please follow the Energy Audits | Air Duct and Carpet Cleaning | Mold Testing protocol of contacting the teacher first. If the problem is not resolved, you can then contact the building principal or assistant principal for assistance. In unusual cases, when a problem cannot be solved at the building level, please contact our assistant superintendent, Dr. Deborah O’Connell, or me. We want to be respectful of everyone in the process. Our experience has been that problems are best resolved when this protocol is followed. All of us - parents, our board members, teachers and staff - will continue to strive for excellence for our children. As we pursue “Illuminating the Future,” we are enthralled by an enormous amount of wonderment and excitement, and know that there are fantastic new experiences to come!

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Dr. Edward R. Fuhrman, Jr. ADVANCED Superintendent of Schools COPIER CROTONHARMON SCHOOL DISTRICT 10 Gerstein Street, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 Superintendent Dr. Edward Fuhrman TECHNOLOGY District Oﬃce (914) 271-4713 Website www.croton-harmonschools.org

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Putnam Valley School District

A ccording to the Putnam Valley Central School District mission Finally, an active sports program completes the district’s high ideals statement, one of its many goals is to ensure that all students are engaged and parents will probably find a perfect sport or activity to meet the needs in a challenging, student-focused educational program. It also aims to help of their children – from cheerleading and to soccer, from field hockey to all of its students “understand and assume their responsibility for life-long football, and from swimming to tennis. learning, work to achieve their personal best and become productive That said, the current Putnam Valley school year is expected to end on a citizens in a diverse global society.” high note of accomplishment. More than this, the PVCSD believes in producing a respectful and responsible citizen who, according to the district website: • Functions appropriately in family, workplace, community and society PUTNAM VALLEY CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT • Makes informed moral judgements and ethical decisions 146 Peekskill Hollow Road, Putanm Valley, New York 10579 • Recognizes and responds to the needs and rights of others Superintendent Dr. Fran Wills • Actively engages in the enhancement and preservation of District Office (845) 528 8143 the environment Website www.pvcsd.org • Participates in the democratic process Email [email protected] • Demonstrates an awareness of community and responsibility to the community Putnam Valley Elementary School To help achieve such high standards, School Superintendent Dr. 171 Oscawana Lake Road (845) 528-8092 Frances Wills is well equipped with more than 22 years of superintendent Putnam Valley Middle School experience, having spent sixteen of these years in the Briarcliff Manor Union 142 Peekskill Hollow Road (845) 528-8101 Free School District. She also served as a teacher, assistant principal, school Putnam Valley High School principal and director of curriculum, as well as a university professor. Most 146 Peekskill Hollow Road (845) 526-7847 recently, she was charged with creating a Professional Development Center at Pace University School of Education.

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Dear members of the community, With abundant lakes, picturesque hills and thousands of acres of unspoiled wilderness, the community affords easy access to a wide variety of recreational facilities including hiking trails, a town park, a state park, picnic areas, camps, several nearby COLDWELL country clubs and golf courses. It’s also noted for its unspoiled rural character, but is able to bespeak a cosmopolitan influence with its What isBANKER your House worth proximity to regional and urban cultural events, access to many in today's market? and varied shopping areas, and its exposure to centers of historical LetANNA our team of Real Estate MASI Professionals interest. All this makes Putnam Valley a perfect setting in which to raise a child. Putnam Valley’s vision for its schools helps do just that! Its mission: provide you with a Free Market Evaluation “The Child First and Foremost: Building a Foundation for the Future.” Accordingly, the district supports academic excellence and has a well-rounded extra-curricular program. Its three schools serve approximately 1,800 students, and its 300 teachers and staff members are known for their dedication, expertise and commitment to the 914-271-8500 students. Putnam Valley also boasts a state-of-the-art high school, www.cbhomes.com wireless Internet access in all classrooms and buildings, and a one-to- 1392 Albany Post Road one laptop program. The district’s award winning technology program Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 is leading the way through the 21st Century, giving students cutting- edge training in new areas of study for the future The Putnam Valley Central School District is committed to ensuring that every student is engaged in a challenging academic curriculum in preparation for successful attainment of twenty-first century career and college goals. A comprehensive continuum of services supports students’ social-emotional needs. All students in the Putnam Valley School District have access to a laptop, kindergarten through twelfth grade. Beginning in the seventh grade, students are assigned a laptop and are allowed to bring it home with them. The ͳͻͷͷ elementary, middle and high schools have enrichment programs for all students, as well as a Character Education Program at the elementary school. The middle school’s interscholastic sports program x offers soccer, field hockey, wrestling, basketball, gymnastics, baseball, x softball, etc. The high school provides a comprehensive program for x Ȁ Ȁ Regents and Honors students, twelve advanced placement courses, a xȀ science research program, an innovative STEM experience, extensive computer and video technology, accomplished art, music and xȀȀ THE MAXON performing arts instructional spaces and performance centers, and x superior athletic programs and facilities. Furthermore, opportunities for mergers with other regional schools allow students access to other sports as well. The district COMPANY is able to provide its expansive educational program due to the exemplary staff. Staff members continually seek to advance their expertise via in-service training, district sponsored workshops and formalized college courses. Students and staff receive strong support from parents, very active PTA and PTSA organizations, the Putnam Valley Education Foundation,,py a deeply committed and engaged gg Board of Educationon and the communitycommunity.. Ƭ Ǥ Ǥ Sincerely,ly, Dr. Francesances Wills ͻͳͶǦͷͻͳǦ͹ͳͳͳ͵ͳͶ Superintendent of Schools ͹͸ ǡ

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Westchester Community College

I n addition to its main campus in Valhalla, New York, Westchester offers seniors who would like to continue their formal education access to Community College has its Peekskill Extension Center in the City’s downtown these classes at a nominal fee and upon approval of the instructor. artist district and offers a wide array of 3-credit general education courses so that our residents can start college close to home. It also provides a large ESL (English-as-a-Second Language) program to our local community. This Center for the Digital Arts, Peekskill Extension Center offers a variety of digital arts and film-making curricula in its five post- 27 N. Division Street production studios. These state-of-the-art Hudson Valley resources provide Peekskill,NY 10566 (914)606-7300 access to training in User Experience (UX) Design, 3D animation, Digital Website www.sunywcc.edu/peekskill Filmmaking, Web Design, Game Design, and more. In addition, this site has Center for the Digital Arts Director, non-credit adult computer training, studio arts, and a vibrant art technology Peekskill Extension Dr. Sherry Mayo youth program during the summer. Westchester Community College also

Fordham in Westchester

F ordham University is committed to education in Westchester that develops Fordham School of Professional and Continuing Studies the skills of community service providers, business and government leaders Features more than 20 majors to support their intellectual and career and tomorrow’s teachers. As a Jesuit university, its mission is to educate both goals in BA/BS degree completion programs including: hearts and minds, confronting real world issues and working toward change that will increase social wellness, promote justice, and protect human rights • Business and the environment. • Communications • Computer Systems Fordham Westchester offers degree and certificate programs in the • Economics following areas at our conveniently located, state-of-the-art campus located • History at 400 Westchester Avenue in West Harrison, New York. • Organizational Leadership • Political Science Gabelli School of Business • Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Medical/Pre-Health program • Executive MBA programs • Professional Studies in New Media • Digital and Social Media Certificate program Graduate School of Education • Intensive Experience in Healthcare Innovation Certificate program • Doctor of Education (EdD) in Administration and Supervision • Accelerated (one year) Master’s Program in Educational Leadership • Single Certification Track Childhood Grades 1-6 Fordham Westchester 400 Westchester Avenue Graduate School of Social Service West Harrison, NY 10604 914-FORDHAM • Master of Social Work Website www.fordham.edu/westchester • MSW Continuing Education Credit courses

48 2017-2018 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE School of Professional and Opportunities for Continuing Studies lifelong learners It’s time to takeFORDHAM the next step. • UNIVERSITY Professional Certiﬁcate Programs • More convenient—evening, weekend, and online classes • Digital and Social Media Marketing • More personal—small classes in a collaborative classroom setting • Fordham Real Estate Institute • More choices—more than 20 fields of study at Lincoln Center • More affordable—competitive tuition rate and scholarships • SHRM Human Resource Management Test Preparation And we’re closer than you think. Two convenient locations for the Hudson Valley community: Westchester Avenue in West Harrison 914-367-3301 • pcs.fordham.edu and Fordham Road in the Bronx.

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HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2017-2018 49 Education Putnam/Northern Westchester OTHER INSTITUTIONS Board of Cooperative Educational OF LEARNING Services (BOCES)

The Manitou School B OCES is a collaborative of 18 component school districts that provides high quality, cost effective programs and services to its component districts and beyond. We pride ourselves in being highly innovative and customer T he Manitou School was originally established in 2014 with 50 students responsive, with services that are recognized repeatedly for excellence at attending from preschool through fourth grade. It offers a full-immersion the regional, state and national levels. Spanish and English bilingual program, progressive teaching methods, and According to BOCES new District Superintendent, Dr. James M. Ryan, a warm, engaging environment where children can learn and grow. “A review of the 2016-17 PNW BOCES Services Guide shows a wide range While it was once housed in a little red cottage on Old Manitou Road of service offerings. In Special Education, we are proud to be able to feature in Garrison, New York, the school is now located at the Plumbush House in new possibilities in self-sufficiency and educational success for severely charming Cold Spring, New York. Built in 1867 and listed on the National challenged students, as well as provide unique educational experiences for Register of Historic Places, the scenic campus contains more than 14,000 those students who are disengaged. Our Career and Technical Education square feet of overall space with its building and grounds providing Center offers a variety of training opportunities to middle and high school multiple spaces for children to learn and explore. students, including Career Academies, which integrate academics with In keeping with the Algonquin meaning of the world “manitou,” to technical training. We also teach thousands of adults who are changing honor and respect the innate spirit that exists in all things, the school careers, learning English or pursuing a delayed high school education.” “nurtures and respects the unique spirit within each child. Its mission is “to Within the BOCES complex, the Curriculum Center expands educators’ develop children’s intellectual curiosity and foster their natural quest for horizons through its highly regarded professional development programs knowledge. It provides children with a challenging and nurturing academic in instruction, assessment, crisis management, data analysis and locally experience to establish a solid foundation for lifelong learning. Through a developed, state-of-the-art curriculum. community of like-minded students, parents, and educators, it provides In addition, the Center for Educational Leadership provides professional a setting where children achieve their full potential, becoming engaged development and degree programs for current and aspiring public school citizens in our local and global community. leaders in partnership with several prestigious institutions of higher “We believe in combining academic excellence, progressive thinking, learning. And, the Regional Personnel Services provides, among other and creativity so that children can master both core knowledge and skills. resources, an online application service to more than 350 districts, assisting Our teaching philosophy emphasizes understanding how each child learns. them in recruiting exceptional candidates for district vacancies. This enables us to tailor each child’s education to meet their potential and Putnam|Northern Westchester BOCES works closely in partnership reach higher levels of academic thinking.” with all of its school districts to develop the best possible responses to their The Manitou School expects to expand the school curriculum up to service needs. “We are proud of the appreciative feedback we have received the eighth grade in the near future. For more information, please visit the from the students, parents, teachers, administrators and school districts we website below or call directly. Maria Stein-Marrison is the director and a serve, and we look forward to continuing our partnership with you to ensure managing partner of the school. the success of all students and educators in our region,” informs Dr. Ryan.

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

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PRIVATE SCHOOLS

Rippowam-Cisqua Upper Campus 439 Cantitoe St. Briarcliff Manor 914-244-1250 www.rcsny.org Saint Theresa’s School 300 Dalmeny Road Briarcliff Manor 914-762-1050 www.sttheresa.net The Manitou School 1656 Route 9D Cold Spring 845-809-5695 www.manitouschool.org Saint Columbanus School 122 Oregon Road Cortlandt Manor 914-749-1200 www.st-columbanus.com Masters School 49 Clinton Ave. Dobbs Ferry 914-479-6400 www.mastersny.org Maria Regina High School 500 West Hartsdale Ave Hartsdale 914-761-3300 www.mariaregina.org Solomon-Schechter School 555 West Hartsdale Ave. Hartsdale 914-948-8333 www.solomon-schechter.com Rippowam-Cisqua Lower Campus 325 West Patent Road Mount Kisco 914-244-1200 www.rcsny.org Saint Ann’s Parish School 16 Elizabeth Street Ossining 914-941-0312 www.stannoss.org Saint Augustine’s School 381 North Highland Ave. Ossining 914-941-3849 www.staugustineschool.org Assumption CCE 920 First Street Peekskill 914-737-0680 www.assumptionpeekskill.org Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton School 1375 E. Main Street Shrub Oak 914-528-3563 www.seton-parish.org John F. Kennedy High School Route 138 Somers 914-232-5061 www.kennedycatholic.org Hackley School 293 Benedict Ave. Tarrytown 914-631-0128 www.hackleyschool.org Transfiguration School 40 Prospect Ave. Tarrytown 914-631-3737 www.transfigurationschool.org Archbishop Stepinac High School 950 Mamaroneck Ave. White Plains 914-946-4800 www.stepinac.org

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St. Christopher’s Catholic Church 3094 Albany Post Road Buchanan (914)737-1046 Trinity Boscobel Methodist Church 275 Church Street Buchanan (914)737-8912

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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New York-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital

n January, 2015, NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital became Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC), administered I part of the NewYork-Presbyterian Regional Hospital Network. This means by the American College of Surgeons that recognizes the highest that one of the highest quality hospitals in the region is now affiliated with quality programs in the nation. For more information call the #1 hospital in New York, and ranked among the best academic medical 914-293-8401. institutions in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report. NYP Hudson Valley Hospital is a fully accredited general, 128-bed facility • The “No Wait” Emergency Department is the most advanced and and provides a wide range compassionate emergency care. Specially trained and accredited of ambulatory care and physicians and award-winning Magnet nurses are ready to deliver 1980 Crompond Road inpatient services with 450 quality emergency care 24-hours-a-day, 365 days a year. Leading Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 physicians on staff in 63 the way as the first in the region to open a No Wait ED, bedside (914) 737-9000 specialties. The hospital was registration ensures that patients see a medical practitioner within Physician Referral Line: 1-914-788-4635 first in the region to achieve 10 minutes. NYP/Hudson Valley Hospital is also a designated stroke www.nyp.org/hudsonvalley the Magnet designation, the center and has achieved the highest possible designation from highest and most prestigious the American Heart Association for stroke care, the 2016 Get With The credential a health care organization can achieve for nursing excellence and Guidelines® - Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award. quality patient care. Here is a summary of some of our services: • NewYork-Presbyterian Medical Groups is the physician division of • The Cheryl R. Lindenbaum Comprehensive Cancer Center NYP and is affiliated with ColumbiaDoctors and Weill Cornell provides all cancer-related services in one location, including Medicine. The physicians who comprise the NewYork-Presbyterian radiation, infusion and support services. Highly dedicated Medical Group Hudson Valley are affiliated with NYP Hudson Valley practitioners from ColumbiaDoctors, the faculty practice of Columbia Hospital and include Internal Medicine and Primary Care University Irving Medical Center, treat a complete and comprehensive practitioners, as well as specialists. For questions, or a full listing of array of cancers, including the lung, breast, prostate, colorectal, NYPMG HV physicians, call 914-788-4635. stomach, blood and most common cancers. Adjacent to our Cancer Center is the Ashikari Breast Center, which in January 2015, • Obstetrical Services provides mothers with top-quality, received a three-year full accreditation from the National personalized care for each birth experience. Expert medical staff,

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plus the hospital’s Level II Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and skilled in treating a variety of conditions with a very personalized neonatologist are on hand for the safety and security of mother approach. For more information call 914-734-3251. and baby. Obstetricians and midwives provide deliveries, and the hospital collaborates with doulas. Plans to modernize our Maternity • The Center for Sleep Medicine at NYP Hudson Valley Hospital is unit are underway. Additionally, the hospital’s Lactation Consultant accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine and offers provides ongoing education and support. For more information the most advanced sleep diagnostic services. We can help to about breast-feeding education and/or to schedule a tour of the diagnose more than 80 sleep disorders including the more common Maternity unit, call 914-734-3257. ones that include obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), narcolepsy, insomnia, periodic limb movement disorder (PLMD) and restless leg • Comprehensive Diagnostic Imaging, Women’s Imaging and syndrome (RLS). Located on-site, the Center for Sleep Medicine offers Radiation Oncology services are offered at the hospital, which state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment, comfortable, hotel-style recently opened a new Interventional Radiology suite with advanced rooms, and caring and credentialed staff. Our experienced sleep technology. Sophisticated breast imaging with 3-D mammography technicians will monitor your sleep patterns, breathing abnormalities is available on-site at The Women’s Imaging Center. Other selected and EKG. A report will be sent to your physician for review and a diagnostic services are also offered at satellite locations in Croton-on- personalized treatment plan will be developed to help improve your Hudson and Putnam Valley. For more information call sleep. For more information call 914-734-3966. 914-734-3227. NYP Hudson Valley Hospital is award-winning, recognized by the most • Our Wound Care Center, more formally known as The Institute for prestigious national and regional accreditation organizations. They include Wound Care & Hyperbaric Medicine, is reaccredited, with The Joint Commission, which named NYP Hudson Valley Hospital as a Top Distinction, by the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society, the Performer on Key Quality Measures® for 2015. For the third year in a row, nation’s leading authority on hyperbaric medicine. This speaks to the Press Ganey recognized the hospital’s Ambulatory Surgery Team with the excellent level of care provided to patients suffering from chronic 2016 Guardian of Excellence Award for improving the patient experience. wounds, which require specialized care and sometimes hyperbaric Additionally, NYP Hudson Valley Hospital is a re-designated NICHE oxygen treatments in our state-of-the-art facility. For more (Nurses Improving Care for Healthsystem Elders) facility with “Exemplar” information call 914-734-3030. status, a coveted recognition from the Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing at New York University College of Nursing. In 2016 NYP Hudson • The Centers for Rehabilitation provide physical and occupational Valley Hospital’s Department of Bariatric Surgery also was accredited as therapies at our Cortlandt Manor campus, and PT at satellite locations a Comprehensive Center under the MBSAQIP®, a joint program of the in Croton-on-Hudson and Cold Spring. With advanced certifications American College of Surgeons and the American Society for Metabolic and and training, our physical and occupational therapists are highly Bariatric Surgery.

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HRHCare Community Health RHCare Community Health (Hudson and preventive health care and to H River Healthcare) is a nonprofit, improve the health status of our New York State licensed, Federally Qualified community, especially for the underserved Health Center. Founded in 1975 to and vulnerable.” 1037 Main Street, Peekskill, NY 10566 provide care to the medically underserved HRHCare provides comprehensive (914) 734-8800 population of Peekskill, HRHCare has services including adult and pediatric www.hrhcare.org grown to include 28 health centers care; obstetrical and gynecological care; delivering care throughout a 10 county family planning; HIV counseling, testing region of southeastern New York State to and referral; dental services; mental health over 165,000 patients with more than 350 counseling; nutrition counseling; podiatry; primary care practitioners. It mission is “to WIC services; health education; and a full increase access to comprehensive primary complement of outreach, translation, transportation, benefits counseling and health insurance enrollment assistance. HRHCare has a profound commitment to the communities it serves. It works to improve community health through partnerships and collaborations with key stakeholders including local businesses, social service agencies, housing organizations, food banks, farm worker alliances and other community organizations.

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and medical equipment needs are met. The team includes RN case managers who assist patients in various ways, including making sure that they understand their medical diagnoses, helping them find transportation to doctors’ appointments and being involved with transitions to assisted living. For patients who are having difficulty managing their medications, Phelps Medical Associates has a dedicated pharmacist who offers in-person or phone consultations to help patients understand their medications and use them safely. Phelps Medical Associates, in conjunction with the Visiting Nurse Association (VNA) of Hudson Valley, established a telehealth program to provide ongoing care and improve quality of life for high-risk patients who are at risk for repeated hospitalizations and need chronic disease management. The program extends the continuum of care into the home, where equipment is installed to enable patients to obtain measurements for blood pressure, pulse rate, oxygen levels and weight, which are transmitted to a monitoring station. If there is an abnormal result, a telehealth nurse contacts the patient to determine the cause and follows up with his or her primary care provider as necessary In addition to Croton-on-Hudson, Phelps Medical Associates has practice locations in Briarcliff Manor, Dobbs Ferry, Elmsford, Ossining, Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown. Same-day appointments are often available. To make an appointment with a Phelps Medical Associates physician, call 914-269-1900 or visit phelpsmedicalassociates.org.

Phelps Hospital in Sleepy Hollow, NY Phelps Medical Associates

Quality Physicians Easy to Find in Croton-on-Hudson HUDSON P helps Medical Associates located in Croton-on-Hudson, Phelps Hospital’s primary and specialty care medical group, provides quality, Dr. Eric Teitel personalized medical care at practices conveniently located on the Dr. Herman Kleinbaum Dr. David Lin hospital campus and in the surrounding communities. VALLEYDr. Mitchell Josephs In the modern, spacious (914) 734-8224 Phelps Medical Associates (914) 739-2400 440 South Riverside Avenue (845) 278-1600 facility in Croton-on- Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 CENTER FOR Hudson, located in the (914) 269-1700 ShopRite plaza, patients www.phelpsmedicalassociates.org have access to skilled, compassionate primary care WE OFFERDIGESTIVE THE HIGHEST QUALITY OF CARE FOR YOU physicians as well specialists in cardiology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, obstetrics/gynecology and rheumatology. AND YOUR DIGESTIVE HEALTH. For patient convenience, Phelps Hospital radiology services are available at the Croton site, including 2-D and 3-D mammography, bone HEALTH densitometry, ultrasound, breast ultrasound and diagnostic X-ray. Beyond routine healthcare, Phelps Medical Associates oﬀers patients special programs, such as the Care Management Team, which provides 1978 CROMPOND RD. SUITE 105 ® comprehensive supportive services to individuals with complex medical CORTLANDT MANOR, NY 10567 issues, helping to ensure that their medical, social welfare, medication (914) 603-5072 WWW.HVCDH.COM

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FC Urgent Care is a walk-in clinic they treat include (but are not limited to): diagnosis of acute illness and injuries, as well as A providing efficient and cost-effective • Cold & Flu the ability to perform minor procedures such as treatment for non-life threatening injuries and • Back & Joint pain, Body aches laceration repairs. The clinic also accepts most illnesses. Here, board-certified physicians treat • Asthma major insurances and also offers a discounted, patients of all ages on a walk-in basis with no • Allergies self-pay option. referral or appointment necessary. The clinic is • Minor injuries: Cuts, Bruises, Sprains For more information or questions about open 7 days a week, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. • Insect bites, Rashes, Skin infections AFC Urgent Care Yorktown Heights, please email to 8 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. AFC Urgent Care Yorktown Heights also Kellie Slater, Marketing and Outreach Director at to 5 p.m. Some of the injuries and illnesses that offers onsite lab and x-ray services for rapid [email protected]

Therapeutic Equestrian Center

he Therapeutic Equestrian Center, Inc. (TEC) is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit T organization whose mission is to offer a comprehensive healing environment for individuals with physical disabilities, emotional disturbances, and mental illness. Through equine-assisted activities, 115 Stonecrop Lane both on horseback and on Cold Spring, New York 10516 the ground, the mission is 845-265-3409 to improve quality of life for www.myfeettakewings.org each of the individuals that the center serve. Here, at TEC, the staff works closely with a team of individuals certified by both the Professional Association for Therapeutic Horsemanship, Inc. and the Equine Assisted Growth and Learning Association. Both EAGALA and PATH have developed a complex set of professional standards which have informed the growth and development of the center’s mounted and unmounted programming. Its Therapeutic Riding program utilizes a specially trained staff and horses in order to help individuals develop their equestrian skills. At TEC, they work hard to tailor a unique curriculum for each rider to address both physical and emotional barriers. The has six grass paddocks, four sand paddocks, a 180’x84’ indoor riding arena, center includes a 20-stall, heated stable with a tack room, wash stalls, and a sensory trail, an outdoor arena, as well as a large viewing room overlooking separate grooming area where unmounted learning sessions take place. TEC the indoor arena. All areas of the facility are wheelchair accessible.

58 2017-2018 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Bob also enjoys the peace of mind he Bob loves the peace and quiet of fishing at the end of the dock. gets from Phelps Medical Associates “My doctor keeps my cholesterol in check, my blood doctors. It’s not just because they keep pressure in range and my fishing line in the water.” him healthy, it’s the whole Phelps Medical Associates experience. From the ease of making an appointment to Phelps Medical Associates the compassionate care from doctors who really listen. Bob says, “It’s doctors the way you wish they would be.” In Croton-on-Hudson at 440 So. Riverside Ave. (ShopRite Plaza): internal medicine, cardiology, PHELPS endocrinology, gastroenterology, obstetrics/gynecology, rheumatology Radiology services also on-site Other locations: Briarcliﬀ Manor, Dobbs Ferry, Elmsford, Ossining, Sleepy Hollow, Tarrytown Same-day appointments often available phelpsmedicalassociates.org 914-269-1700 - Physicians 914-269-1701 - Radiology

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

Non-Profit Spotlight never spoke too publicly about it. That’s why they made it their mission to raise This Me Foundation awareness about alopecia while giving hope to any individual facing adversity, Peekskill, NY 10566 as they did. www.thisismefoundation.com It all started in January, 2011, after watching Miss Delaware 2010, Kayla Martell, take her wig oﬀ on national TV as she explained she would be Lauren and Caitlin Brady were each diagnosed with alopecia areata (an competing in the 2011 Miss America pageant wearing her wig as she had autoimmune disease that causes hair loss) while in high school. It was often a alopecia. Lauren and Cait knew they needed to do something to inspire others struggle to deal with, but they always remained as positive as they could- yet just as Kayla had done for them.

60 2017-2018 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUSINESS RESOURCE LINKS Spotlight Small businesses within the Hudson Valley Hudson Barter Exchangee you impress a Hudson Barter Exchange client Gateway region will find a wealth of helpful KEVIN BROWN today, they will readily refer your product information to help them prosper and grow their CEO, Cashless Exchange Operator or service to their friends, clients, family establishments through the following agencies. 75 North Central Ave., Suite 300 members and associates tomorrow, Log onto to their accompanying websites to see Elmsford, NY 10523 making for a brighter future. Likewise, you will how they can assist in assessing your company’s Office (914)372-7155 Fax (914)372-7157 probably do the same. As any business owner will goals and business objectives. www.hbxinc.com readily confer, the health of any business relies on [email protected] referrals from happy customers. After all, it’s all Community Capital New York (CCNY) about building relationships. www.ccrhv.org Hudson Barter Exchange This is where incremental sales comes (HBX) is an Elmsford, New into play and, naturally, it follows that barter NYS Business Development Corporation York-based company that revenue from such sales can then be used for (NYBDC) helps its members grow their a variety of services to promote your company www.nybdc.com. businesses through a unique including marketing, advertising, publicity, system of bartering products communications, printing, direct mail, online NYS Small Business Development Center and services with one another, campaigns, and so on. When you barter for your www.nyssbdc.org. member to member. printing, IT, copier, cleaning, accounting, legal, As the company claims, transportation or office furnishing services with Putnam County Economic Development there are two ways a business owner can make “Hudson Barter Dollars,” you can use the cash Corporation (EDC) their business more profitable. One is to increase that you saved to cover other important costs. www.putnamedc.org. sales and the other is to lower costs. The real trick, Simply stated, Hudson Barter Exchange however, is to achieve both. Fortunately, there is one participants patronize a member establishment Rockland Economic Development Corp. method that can accomplish both –increase sales over the competition because your barter www.redc.org. and lower costs - and that is through the fine art of affiliation is an incentive to do business with you. bartering any idle capacity within your operation. Remember, your unscheduled appointment slot Small Business Association (SBA) The next question, of course, is “but how?” or empty chair today has no monetary value www.sba.gov. HBX answers that clarion call by marketing tomorrow. HBX solves that problem and provides your company to local member businesses you with extra business to put that excess to Westchester County Office of Economic who are ready to exchange their products and use in creative and, most importantly, profitable Development (OED) services with your company’s products and ways. It’s a win-win situation. www.business.westchestergov.com services. With that accomplished, there is then the added benefit of word-of-mouth that is so Follow us on Twitter: @HudsonBarter or Center for Business Planning often vital for the health of any business. That is, if Facebook www.facebook.com/HudsonBarter www.businessplans.org

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Just three weeks later, the “This Is Me” mission was born as a two-and program launched, they have awarded over 30 scholarships. a-half-minute YouTube public service announcement. The video was created to The scholarships, that go by the title “This Is Me Scholarship, Inspired by not only raise awareness about alopecia, but to also try to inspire anyone who Ryan Risco & Cait Chivonne Polhill” are presented in honor of their dear friends faces any type of insecurity. who left this world far too soon, but forever instilled in them their support and By January, 2012, the Brady sisters began giving scholarships as part of kindness. Lauren and Caitlin face each day with them in mind and use their “This Is Me.” These college scholarships are awarded locally to high school legacies to inspire others. seniors who have faced/overcome adversity or helped others through To ﬁnd out more about this amazing organization, visit adversity and nationally to high school seniors who have alopecia. Since the www.thisismefoundation.com or call 813-323-0975.

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THE HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY REGION  It Knows How To Party & Everyone’s Invited!

T he Hudson Valley is a valuable asset to its many residents because it has an annual calendar that’s packed with fun things to see and do. Listed below is a sampling of area events for the Gateway region – namely, Buchanan, Croton-on-Hudson, Cortlandt, Peekskill, Putnam Valley and Verplanck but, for an extended list, and to conﬁrm all dates, log onto www.hvgatewaychamber.com. At the website, be sure to sign up for the Chamber’s weekly e-blast, “Fun Matters,” by clicking on “Sign Up for our Newsletter” on the Chamber homepage. Every Thursday, the newsletter reports the latest information on weekend events and other activities of interest to all of our members. Here’s a sampling of festivals and special events scheduled for 2017. If there is a correction, change or addition for next year, please email Deb Milone at the chamber oﬃce at [email protected].

BUCHANAN The following events are sponsored and organized by the Peekskill SEPTEMBER BID EVENTS Business Improvement District (BID), an urban agency that supports Buchanan Day – The Pavilion: September downtown public markets because they improve the quality of life for residents and introduces 23, 2017. The festive autumnal annual event offers visitors to all that downtown has to offer – from small local businesses to amazing restaurants and food, activities and entertainment for the whole cafes. Please visit BID at www.downtownpeekskill.com for more information. family. Log onto www.villageofbuchanan.com to confirm the date or email the recreation Farmers Market - June-October – Bank Street supervisor for the latest emails on special Flea Market – June-November – Bank Street events, happenings and camp updates at Cinco de Mayo Celebration – Downtown Peekskill - May [email protected]. Downtown Jazz and Blues Festival – Downtown Peekskill - July

CORTLANDT Farmers Market – Bank Street, Downtown: Saturdays, June through November, 8 a.m. to 2 MAY p.m.: In the age of farm-to-table consciousness, the Peekskill Farmers Market meets the demand and The Annual Shop & Dine Cortlandt is, indeed, one of the oldest in the Hudson Valley, established more than 20 years ago. The market Initiative – Town-Wide: What could make attracts approximately 20,000 visitors annually, having built a loyal following by working closely with the merry month of May any happier than a a diverse group of farms and artisanal craftsmen, and continuing to improve and expand in order special shop-and-dine event as sponsored by the Town of Cortlandt and the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce. A usual, it’s to be celebrated May 2017, all month long. To for adults and children alike. Get the low-down at 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Event includes demonstrations, make it easy and affordable, look for participating www.townofcortlandt.com. bird walks, bus tours to viewing sites and businesses and promotional discounts at the more. For date information, log onto town’s website (www.townofcortlandt.com). CROTONONHUDSON www.hudsonriver.com/events. FEBRUARY SEPTEMBER Teatown’s Annual Hudson River EagleFest: JUNE Cortlandt Family Fun Day – Cortlandt First Saturday in February. Celebrate the return Croton Summerfest - Upper Village: Train Station: September 9, 2017. Vendors, of the eagle to the lower Hudson Valley with Sunday, June 4, 2017. “Summer in Croton” kicks off games, music and food and beverage convert this Teatown’s 13th Annual Hudson River EagleFest with its annual Summerfest Celebration. As always, commuter station into a field of festive fun located at Croton Point Park. Group gathers from Summerfest starts with the annual Community

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and Fireman’s Parade which begins at 1 p.m. November) for the Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze. Whether you show up as a plunger or a spectator, starting at Veteran’s Corners and ending in the Van Cortlandt Manor is the event site and it is the event is fun for everyone and also helps to Upper Village. The event pays tribute to everyone’s creatively decorated with hundreds of cleverly raise money for the This is Me Foundation, a local favorite season with a Fireman’s Parade, as well as carved pumpkins set all ablaze. Refreshments, nonprofit that helps raise awareness of alopecia food, crafts, music, activities and more. It’s a day of exhibits and crafts complete the festive atmoshere and raises money for college scholarships. fun for the whole family so get all the details from which is a real treat for the whole family. Gather For more information, contact Lauren Brady by the these websites: www.village.croton-on-hudson. more info at www.hudsonvalley.org. end of December 31 prior to the event year. For ny.us or www.hvgatewaychamber.com. more information, or to sponsor a plunger GARRISON or to donate money to this worthy cause, SEPTEMBER Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival: visit www.newyearspolarplunge.org or email Toughman Half Championship Race, Summer months, Boscobel House & Gardens, [email protected]. Croton Point Park: Sunday, September 10, Garrison, New York. Shakespeare productions on 2017. This year’s annual Toughman Triathlon the lawn and under the big top, surrounded by the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of includes swim/run/bike events for kids, teens and Hudson Highlands and a whole lot more. There are Commerce Annual Awards Gala: Saturday, adults. Competition raises money for charities talks and discussions, meet and greets, picnics and January 28, 2017. Usually held on the last Saturday and is expected to attract more than 1,000 Shakespeare as he’s never been “played” before. of January, 2017’s nighttime event was at the athletes, 1,500 volunteers and 12,000 spectators. A lively and engaging experience for friends and Mansion at Colonial Terrace, Cortlandt Manor. Toughteen is scheduled for September 9 and is a family. Other events “play” out during the year so At the annual dinner awards are presented to high school championship where students from visit the theater group’s enlightening website at selecrted individuals and businesses who have various schools compete for a special grant. Finally, www.hvshakespeare.org. (See Spotlight in this demonstrated excellence in their chosen fields or Toughkids is a special triathlon that is also set section too.) have had civic impact on the communities they for September 9. For more information, log onto serve. For date information, log onto www.Toughmantri.com, www.ToughTeentri.com PEEKSKILL www.hvgatewaychamber.com. and www.Toughkidstri.com. JANUARY New Year’s Day Polar Plunge: January 1. FEBRUARY OCTOBER Scheduled annually at the Peekskill Riverfront Lincoln Society of Peekskill Parade and The Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze - Van Green, Polar Plunge is open to the public and Re-Enactment Speech: Usually scheduled 3rd Cortlandt Manor: Reserve your autumn sponsored by the Quiet Man Public House, a Saturday in February. Sponsored by Peekskill weekends (October and through most of popular restaurant in the downtown area. Museum and the Lincoln Society. Annual event runs from 1-4 p.m. Meets at the exedra at South Street. For more information, log onto www. cityofpeekskill.com. to meet the growing demand for fresh, local food and family fun. Farmers Market features a variety of locally grown products and flowers, “Fresh, never frozen” seafood, grass-fed beef and pork, prize MARCH winning New York State cheeses, fresh baked goods, New York State wines and many other artisanal Peekskill St. Patrick’s Day Parade: food items and products. For more information, log onto www.downtownpeekskill.com. Usually scheduled the first Saturday before St. Patrick’s Day. Watch the St. Patrick’s Day Parade Flea Market Downtown Peekskill: Sundays, April through November: This marketplace march through the downtown area with festive is accented by a diversity of vendors selling antiques, vintage items, used and unique items, floats and performances featuring area schools, collectibles and handmade pieces of interest. Located in the heart of the downtown, this Flea is community groups, dignitaries, police, fire open from 11 am to 4 pm along Bank Street, between Main and Park Streets. For more information, and EMS personnel, and corresponding log onto www.downtownpeekskill.com vehicles. For date information, log onto www.cityofpeekskill.com.

APRIL Lincoln Society of Peekskill Dinner Gala, Saturday, April 8, 2017: The Mansion at Colonial Terrace. For more information, log onto www.lincolnsociety.com.

MAY Cinco de Mayo – Downtown Peekskill: Saturday, May 6, 2017. Festive annual event attracts people from all over the region to this colorful celebration of Mexican history, complete with entertainment, food, beverage, and more. For more information, log onto www.hvgatewaychamber.com or www.rubensmexicancafe.com.

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JULY HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL Riverfront Concert Series: Scheduled on selected evenings in July, 2017. The series features Where the Play’s the Thing local and regional talent set against the historic Hudson River at the beautiful Riverfront Green & a Whole Lot More! next to the Peekskill Train Station. For more information, log onto www.cityofpeekskill.com. NOT YOUR GRANDMOTHER’S SHAKESPEARE As the good people of the Hudson Valley Shakespeare organization proclaim, “Our theater is Downtown Jazz & Blues Festival: Saturday, here and now, at the intersection of between the virtuosity of the actor, the imagination of the July 22, 2017. This year’s event 11th annual music audience, and the inspiration of the text.” event. It starts at noon and plays into the night. Unlike anything else a theater-goer might have ever experienced, HV Shakespeare departs from Food and beverage, and a festive street-fair the norm by staging summer productions under a beautifully designed, all-weather, open-air tent atmosphere prevails. For more information, log on the grounds of the historic Boscobel House and Gardens located in Garrison, New York. Don’t let onto www.hvgatewaychamber.com. the tent fool you either as there’s enough room for 540 guests, mostly seated in-the-round, and all surrounded by the scenic wonders of the Hudson Highlands. AUGUST In addition, there are Audience Enrichment programs for teens (free), and those ‘twixt’ 20 and The Hudson Valley Exposition Riverfront: 35 (small fee). There are also pre- and post-show Talks & Events, Friday Prologues and Summer Lawn Saturday, August 5, 2017. Originally created by Parties to further enhance this offbeat and thoroughly enjoyable theater experience – among many the HVG Chamber after WWII to boost business other options. and spur the economy, the Exposition is part The good news is that you won’t have to give up your kingdom for a ticket as HVS events are a world’s fair and part community celebration. The good value for the whole family. So, get yourself to HV Shakespeare’s website for complete details. full bounty of the Hudson Valley will be on display Box office opens May 15 and there are a variety of discounts and special promotions available to the blending our past, present and future. Meet the public (www.hvshakespeare.com). Located at Boscobel House & Gardens, 1601 Route 9D, Garrison, artisans, the businesses, the industries, the farmers NY 10524, phone 845-809-5750, Box Office 845-265-9575, www.hvshakespeare.org and the people who put the Hudson Valley on the map. Enjoy food, arts, crafts, games entertainment and end the day with a fireworks display. Garden Club of Peekskill Annual Plant offering live music, drama, dance, film and Suggested donation $10 adults 18 and over. Sale – Riverfront Green: Saturday, May 13, other events. For more information, log onto For more information, log onto 2017. Regularly scheduled on the Saturday www.paramounthudsonvalley.com. www.hvexpostion.com or call 914-737-3600. before Mother’s Day, and located down by the river. Enjoy the spring atmosphere of Juneteenth Parade and Celebration - SEPTEMBER strollers, boaters and bench-sitters, as well as Downtown Peekskill: Saturday, June 17, 2017. Road Knights Car Show – Riverfront Green: a wonderful selection of flowering and leafy Hosted by the Peekskill Youth Bureau and the Sunday, September 17, 2017. Established in 1955, plants to accent the home or garden – or as a City of Peekskill, this annual parade is scheduled members of the car club proudly line up their thank you gift for mom. For information, email from 2pm to 4pm and the festival is from 4pm to vintage automobiles for public viewing and some [email protected] 8pm. Admission to the festival is free. For more information, log onto www.cityofpeekskill.com. Continued on Page 66 JUNE Peekskill Artist Open Studios: Saturday and Sunday, June 3 & 4, 2017. The Peekskill art community offers residents and visitors a wide range of open studio tours of furniture designers, musical instrument makers, video artists, painters, sculptors, photographers and more. For more information, log onto www. hvgatewaychamber.com. In addition, Peekskill’s pedestrian-friendly Historic Downtown District is also to home to a number of galleries, public art installations, sculptures, murals and museums. The Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art is located on Main Street and offers its patrons exciting contemporary exhibits and installations. It also host popular events like Live Art Fest and Project 6. For more information, log onto www.hvcca.org. The downtown also includes a number of top rated restaurants, small shops and boutiques. After spending a day viewing the local art scene, attend a show at the majestic Paramount Hudson Valley Theater, a 1,025-seat theater

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Continued from Page 64 ole time reminiscing. For more information, log onto www.roadknightsautoclub.com.

Hudson Valley Irish Festival – Riverfront Green: Saturday, September 23, 2017. Showcases the Hudson Valley’s ﬁnest, live Irish music accented by crafts, food and drink at Peekskill’s Riverfront Green Park. For more information, log onto www. hudsonvalleyirishfest.com.

Peekskill Rotary Horse Show & County Fair: September 23 and 24, 2017. Spend a fall weekend at Blue Mountain Park for a long- running annual festival that includes a lot of autumn fun and an impressive equestrian show and competition. For more information, log onto www.peekskillrotary.com. Spotlight DECEMBER Peekskill Make Me Merry – December 1-31, ROAD KNIGHTS AUTO CLUB: 2017. Join in as Downtown Peekskill celebrates the end of the year in holiday style, beginning with the Car Curators with a Mission! Christmas Tree Lighting and caroling in the streets. There’s nothing unusual about rows of parked cars lined up in a local parking lot unless they are The festive holiday event commences in the a group of designated vintage cars from the Road Knights Auto Club, a Peekskill group of automobile beginning of December and ends with a fabulous enthusiasts who are determined to save our automotive heritage for generations to come. ball drop, fireworks and a host of other festivities These car buffs are like no other and all have one solid goal: to preserve the enjoyment and on New Year’s Eve. For more information, log onto preservation of the automotive sport. By “sport” the club means good old-fashioned street-rodding www.downtownpeekskill.com for all the details. or the showcasing of classic and vintage cars, especially the ones that seemed to be a block long and boasted huge fins in the back. Just strolling by two or three of them at-a-time can take the PUTNAM VALLEY stroller back on a nostalgic journey to yesteryear when engines roared and car radios blasted the Summer Months Hit Parade. That’s back in the day when the WMCA “Good Guys” or WINS’s “Murray the K” ruled the Sunset Series: Entertainment kicks off Friday, car radio airwaves. June 16, 2017 at Leonard Wagner Park.. It takes According to Road Knights, which was originally founded in 1955 by two brothers who lived center stage throughout the summer months. For near the race track that once existed on Welcher Avenue, the club goes the distance by supporting more information, log onto www.pvpr.com. all auto-related activities pertaining to these chrome classics, “as well as the encouragement of safe driving and proper automotive maintenance.” It also donates time and money to the community by SEPTEMBER sponsoring fundraising events during the year. If all this sparks your interest, you might think about Putnam Valley 2017 Town Day – Leonard connecting with the club and getting involved hands-on. Email them at theroadknightsautoclub@ Wagner Park: Town Day is held in September, Date aol.com. Be sure to visit their website at www.roadknightsautoclub.com and their FaceBook page To Be Announced. Vendors, food, games, rides, for more information. fireworks and more fill the autumn day. For more information log onto www.putnamvalley.com.

VERPLANCK JULY Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Society Italian Feast– 8th Street and Highland Avenue: July 12-16, 2017. This is a weekend celebration of everything Italian – its heritage, culture and cuisine. This traditional Italian Street Fair not only includes great Italian cuisine, but games, rides, music, entertainment, ﬁreworks, jewelry, toys, novelty vendors and there’s even dancing in the street when the sun goes down. For more information, log onto www.olmcv.org.

Please Note: All dates posted here are subject to change or have yet to be determined. Please check all websites for current status of all events.

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HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2017-2018 67 Attractions, Cultural Events & Historic Sites

T he Hudson Valley is rich with historic, scenic and cultural attractions for residents and visitors to enjoy. From its state parks to its historic estates, from its cultural centers to its historic museums, from its charming towns and villages to the historic U.S. Military Academy at West Point overlooking the Hudson River, the valley is often called a national treasure. While we can’t list all of them here, below is a beckoning sample:

BEAR MOUNTAIN STATE PARK to the park’s wide range of recreational activities, documented historical integrity, architectural Located at the base of Bear Mountain, along Bear Mountain also offers unique lodging (see distinction, superb decorative and fine the Algonquin Trail, Bear Mountain State Park Places To Stay). Visit www.visitbearmountain.com arts collections and displays of exceptional is situated among rugged mountains that rise and www.nysparks.com landscaping. These sites include: from the west bank of the Hudson River. The park features a large playing field, shaded picnic areas HARRIMAN STATE PARK 1KYKUIT: THE ROCKEFELLER ESTATE and museums, as well as a swimming pool and Harriman State Park is located in both Kykuit features remarkable architecture a zoo (www.trailsidezoo.org). Activities include Rockland and Orange counties. It contains more and gardens, world-renowned art, spectacular hiking, biking, cross-country skiing, fishing than 47,000 square acres, making it the second- scenery and even houses a collection of classic and ice skating on an outdoor rink that is open largest park in the New York State parks system automobiles and horse-drawn carriages in its from November through mid-March (www. with more than 30 lakes and reservoirs, 200 miles Coach Barn. Once home to four generations of bearmountainicerink.com), among other options. of hiking trails, beaches, public camping grounds, Rockefellers, Kykuit is listed on the National Trust Although Bear Mountain State Park is an outdoor a variety of wildlife, panoramic vistas and lookout for Historic Preservation. venue for all seasons, it particularly comes points on which to take it all in. Popular family alive in the fall when its trees are of red, orange sites include lakes Welch, Sebago, Tiorati and 2MONTGOMERY PLACE and golden hues, and its annual Oktoberfest Silvermine, the Anthony Wayne Recreation Area, The scenic views, majestic old trees and celebration is in full swing (see Festivals and Sebago Cabins and Beaver Pond Campgrounds. formal gardens of Montgomery Place make Events section). In addition, the Perkins Memorial Boating is allowed but only with permits. Dogs it an ideal spot for enjoying nature at its best. Tower is situated atop Bear Mountain. From are also allowed in most areas but must be on a Located in Annandale, New York, an intriguing there, visitors enjoy spectacular views of the park, leash that is not more than 6 feet long. Dogs are 10-part series called the “American Arcadia” is now adjoining Harriman State Park and the glorious not allowed in buildings or bathing areas, and available to visitors. It interprets Montgomery Hudson Highlands. There’s also an actual Merry- they must display their rabies vaccination tags. Place with particular focus on the women who Go-Round at Bear Mountain State Park and this Visit www.nysparks.com shaped the property.” one features hand-painted scenes of the park and 42 hand-carved seats of native animals (black HISTORIC HUDSON VALLEY 3PHILIPSBURG MANOR bear, wild turkey, deer, raccoon, skunk, goose, Historic Hudson Valley is a not-for-profit Philipsburg Manor was a thriving 18th fox, swan, bobcat, rabbit and more). For more educational organization that owns, restores, Century working estate of farming, milling and information about the Merry-Go-Round, call 845- preserves, interprets and promotes six historic trading as owned by the Philipses, a family of 786-2701, ext. 242. To book a birthday party or landmarks of national significance throughout Anglo-Dutch merchants. The property includes similar event at the Merry-Go-Round site, contact the valley for the benefit and enjoyment of a 300-year-old manor house, a working gristmill, the concessionaire at 845-786-2731. In addition the general public. These landmarks possess an old Dutch barn and an activity center, among

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many other features. Visitors may also participate Livia Straus Family. The center is dedicated to the remembering our nation’s democratic heritage in a variety of hands-on activities. development and presentation of exhibitions and its effect on local history - a legacy that we and interdisciplinary programs that enrich our must not let evaporate from public awareness. 4SUNNYSIDE: understanding of contemporary art, its contexts One of the ways the Lincoln Depot Foundation WASHINGTON IRVING’S ESTATE and its relationship to social issues. explores these themes is by focusing on the A visit to Washington Irving’s estate, HVCCA is also committed to the enrichment contributions of four “Peekskillians” who Sunnyside, is an authentic experience of 19th of Peekskill, a multicultural community that has dedicated themselves to public service and who Century life in America and an adventure in a recreated itself as a major arts destination. The made significant contributions in forging the romantic landscaping designed by Irving, himself. HVCCA operates a 12,500-square-foot space Lincoln candidacy and re-election: Chauncey Best known for his work, “The Legend of Sleepy where it hosts an international artist-in-residence Depew, William Nelson, Peter Cooper and Henry Hollow,” hear his life story told by interpreters in program and offers major exhibitions, long- Ward Beecher. Visit www.lincolnsociety.com mid-19th Century attire, take a guided tour of his term installations, special events, educational home and picnic on the grounds programs, lectures and more. This year’s exhibition, “Between I and Thou,” 5UNION CHURCH OF POCANTICO HILLS includes artists from many different areas of Prized stained-glass windows by European the globe. It explores human interconnections masters Henri Matisse and Marc Chagall, as that address personal, cultural, religious and commissioned by the Rockefeller family in the national identity. The works reflect the human 1950s, adorn this unassuming country church need to tell the story of self and society, offering within a lovely country setting. These are no a rich conversation about the sameness and ordinary church windows. View them and hear differentness among us. There is an emphasis the behind-the-scenes stories concerning their on the inclusion of senior artists whose works creation and installation. cogently reflect lives lived across significant changes in history. “Between I & Thou” celebrates 6VAN CORTLANDT MANOR this diversity. www.hvcca.org An 18th Century estate that showcases how life was lived by the Van Cortlands immediately THE LINCOLN DEPOT MUSEUM after the Revolutionary War. The estate includes The recently opened Lincoln Depot the Manor House with Colonial and Federal Museum had an inaugural reception in furnishings, as well as a fully-equipped colonial November 2015, a major gala event of the kitchen. It also features the Ferry House, an 18th year. “Dedicated to perpetuating the name, Century tavern for food, drink and lodging. Visit ideals and memory of Abraham Lincoln and to www.hudsonvalley.org explore and encourage patriotism,” the museum explores fascinating connections between HUDSON VALLEY CENTER Abraham Lincoln and New York, including its FOR CONTEMPORARY ART regiments, railroad, industrial waterfront and The Hudson Valley Center for the abolitionist movement. As stated on its Contemporary Art is a non-profit arts and website, exploring and celebrating Abraham education organization founded by Marc and Lincoln’s historic stop in Peekskill is crucial to

HVCCA interior highlights a recent exhibit.

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LYNDHURST According to its above-referenced website, Lyndhurst is a National Historic Landmark and widely acknowledged as one of the finest Gothic Revival mansions in America. Designed in 1838 by Alexander Jackson Davis, Lyndhurst began as a country villa in the “pointed style.” During the Civil War, Davis was commissioned to double the size of the mansion, creating the massive residence that survives today. Throughout its history, the house has been enhanced and enriched by three families: the Pauldings, Merritts and Goulds. Throughout the calendar year, Lyndhurst hosts concerts, exhibitions, lectures, plays and productions, craft shows and more. Recent events have included Mansions of the Gilded Age, Jay Ghoul’s House of Curiosities, the Sunset Jazz Series, Crafts of Lyndhurst, Tours with a Halloween Twist, among others. In addition, wedding and event space is available. Lyndhurst welcomes all visitors but please note that all tours require walking on hilly grounds and the ability to be standing for approximately one hour. Only the first floor of the mansion is handicapped accessible. Visit www.lyndhurst.org

PARAMOUNT HUDSON Chemical Company, the forerunner of the Binney & Smith Company that VALLEY THEATER now markets Crayola brand products. Another exhibit contains several The Paramount Hudson Valley Theater was completed in 1930 as large historic maps while the Children’s Room features some curious items a 1,500-seat movie palace. Until 1973, when it was sold to a private party, including a 1936 soapbox racer, a Velocipede bike of the late 1800s, and even it was owned and operated by Paramount Pictures. The City of Peekskill a giant string ball. Several years ago the Peekskill Museum acquired the structure through a tax lien in 1977. The theater has been spearheaded the discovery of information that strongly suggests that this designated as a Westchester County Landmark and is listed on both the New area’s “yellow brick road” was a major inspiration to the literary classic, York State and National Register of Historic Places. It is now operated by Red “Wizard of OZ.” It is equally proud of its Baseball History Exhibit which House Entertainment. Fully restored to its original glamour, the Paramount contains a vast display of old photographs, uniforms, equipment and even showcases internationally known performers, entertainers and recording signed balls. The museum often hosts special events throughout the year– artists, as well as post-performance meet-and-greet events. Upcoming particularly its Annual Christmas Party which is free to the public and which headliners between 2016 and 2017, to date, include Chris Botti, Rick showcases an old-fashioned Christmas complete with music and treats. Springfield, Peter Frampton and Herman’s Hermits, among many other Visit www.peekskillmuseum.org leading performers and family shows. Some recent and/or upcoming “meet- and-greet” events include, or have included, David Cassidy, Boz Scaggs, U.S. MILLITARY ACADEMY Little River Band, Three Dog Night, Wynonna Judd, America and Bob AT WEST POINT Newhardt, among others. Visit www.paramounthudsonvalley.com The U. S. Military Academy at West Point is a four-year, co-educational, federal, liberal arts college located 50 miles north of New York City. It was PEEKSKILL MUSEUM founded in 1802 as America’s first college of engineering and continues Located at 124 Union Avenue, the Peekskill Museum is a community today as one of the top colleges in the country. Its mission remains supported cultural organization. Founded in 1946 with the acquisition of the constant— to educate, train, and inspire the Corps of Cadets so that each former Herrick family home (c. 1878), this Victorian venue has been offering graduate is a commissioned leader of character committed to the values of various exhibits and programs since 1976. In fact, last summer (2016), the Duty, Honor, Country and prepared for a career of professional excellence museum hosted its 6th Annual Tea Party in the back garden and expects and service to the nation as an officer in the U. S. Army. West Point is not to repeat the event in 2017 and beyond. With the primary focus on local open for self-guided tours but visitors may take a nominally priced, guided history, people, events and historic objects of past times, the museum offers tour of the Academy’s grounds departing from the West Point Visitors Center. permanent and temporary exhibits, as well as seven large display rooms Please visit one of the two websites listed above to derive more specific with examples of previous industrial production in both cast iron cooking information regarding access to West Point and tour requirements, etc. and heating stoves. The museum also has remainders of the former Standard Also allow additional time to enter the post if attending popular events such Brands and Fleischmann Company products, as well as the former Peekskill as football games and concerts. www.usma.edu and www.westpoint.edu

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W hile the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce yesteryear are now home to artist lofts and studios, as well as a variety of encourages readers to patronize the many local businesses and retail services and retail businesses including Arthur Weeks jewelry store, the Quirk operations located within the Hudson Valley Gateway region, it offers a Shop (an artisan boutique and workshop), Bruised Apple for out-of-print sampling of retail options below. But, don’t stop here. Be sure to consult the books, CDs and DVDs, the Field Bookstore, Past & Present antiques shop and Business Directory of this book for a broader range. It comes in two parts: The Coop antiques shop, among others. Part I is by alpha order and Part II is by category. (Please note: Websites are In past years the city’s Open Studios Event has been most popular, listed whenever available.) attracting people from near and far. Scheduled in June each year, Open Studios attracts approximately 3,000 visitors to its artists’ studios, boutiques, BEACH SHOPPING CENTER and art venues to view and shop their wares and works. More than 100 1827-1885 East Main Street & 47-50 Dayton Lane artists participate. This event is free and there is free transportation from the Peekskill, NY 10566 train station by way of a “GoPeekskill” van. For more information on Open www.dlc.propertycapsule.com Studios, visit www.peekskillartists.org. The Beach Shopping Center is a 207,637-square-foot service and retail complex located on Route 6 (East Main St.). As a member of the JEFFERSON VALLEY MALL DLC Management Corporation, the center is anchored by a Stop & Shop 650 Lee Boulevard supermarket and is also home to CVS, Planet Fitness, Super Cuts, Sherwin Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 Williams, Joann’s and more. Restaurants and eateries include Pastel’s coffee www.simon.com shop, Ruchi’s of India, Emperor’s Choice for Asian cuisine, Nonna’s for Italian Jefferson Valley Mall is Yorktown Height’s family shopping destination fare, a popular Kentucky Fried Chicken and the newest addition - Salsa Fresca with more than 80 specialty shops and eateries. The mall is anchored by Mexican Grill – which has five other locations in Westchester County and two Macy’s and Sears department stores and is home to popular retailers such in the state of Connecticut. There is also a Child’s World Academy on the site. as The Children’s Place, Express, Forever 21, Gap, H&M and Victoria’s Secret. It also has a 400-seat food court featuring dining offerings for all preferences. BLUE MOUNTAIN PLAZA During August 2015, Jefferson Valley Mall launched a significant 20 Welcher Ave. renovation program which will include new exterior mall entrances, a Peekskill, NY 10566 transformed Food Court and interior cosmetic upgrades. The project is Blue Mountain Plaza is a convenient neighborhood shopping center with scheduled to be completed during 2017. a supermarket, McDonald’s, bank and a variety of other businesses, services Jefferson Valley Mall is conveniently located on Route 6, just east of and restaurants. It is located several blocks from the Westchester Dine as well the Taconic State Parkway at 650 Lee Blvd, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598. as Blue Mountain Reservation, a popular county park for hiking, biking and Regular mall hours are 10:00 a.m. – 9:30 p.m., Mon-Sat, and 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 other outdoor activities. p.m. on Sunday. For more information, call (914) 245-4688 or visit www. jeffersonvalleymall.com. You can also like us on Facebook at http://www. CORTLANDT TOWN CENTER facebook.com/JeffersonValley or follow us on Twitter @JeffersonValley and 3121 East Main Street on Instagram @JeffersonValley. Mohegan Lake, NY 10567 www.acadia.propertycapsule.com ROUTE 6 CORRIDOR (Cortlandt Boulevard) The Cortlandt Town Center is an extensive shopping plaza located on Route 6 shopping is an area located between Beach Shopping Center Route 6, approximately 3 miles west of the Taconic State Parkway. Managed and Cortlandt Town Center. It contains various services and establishments by Acadia Realty Trust, the center is home to more than 50 stores, including of interest to consumers. Major among them are Kohl’s and Big Lots Barnes & Noble, Walmart, Home Depot, Pier One, Old Navy, Dress Barn, Bed department stores. New to the area is Starbuck’s and The Vitamin Shoppe. Bath & Beyond, Famous Footwear, DWS, Marshall’s, Best Buy, Pet Smart, Office Max and other retailers. Restaurants and eateries include Panera ROUTE 202 Bread, Five Guys and Applebee’s. There is also a United Artists multiplex that Running parallel to Route 6 is Route 202, a main artery between the houses a wide variety of current movies and Acme Supermarket is one of the downtown district and locations east. Places of interest include Thyme center’s most recent tenants. (Please note: There is further expansion and Restaurant, Savannah’s Southern House, Little Sorrento and a 24/7 Fitness new construction planned for the immediate area.) Center, among other options. DOWNTOWN PEEKSKILL SHOPRITE PLAZA www.downtownpeekskill.com 460 S. Riverside Ave. Thanks to the efforts of ardent preservationists, Peekskill’s downtown Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 is still dominated by architecture erected in the late 18th, 19th and early Anchored by ShopRite Supermarket, Shoprite Plaza is offers personal 20th Centuries. Buildings that once housed various retail operations from services and small retail operations.

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HISTORIC THEATERS & UNIQUE VENUES Springsteen, as well as the ever-popular Hudson entertain. It accomplishes this through music, Valley Renegades, a minor league baseball team dance, theater, family programs, comedy and film, T he Hudson Valley is a major cultural affiliated with the Tampa Bay Rays. among other options. destination where visitors and residents enjoy top name entertainment, Broadway-style EISENHOWER HALL RIDGEFIELD PLAYHOUSE productions and popular concerts all year long. West Point, NY Ridgefield, CT Below is a brief sampling: (845) 938-4159 • www.ikehall.com (203) 438-5795 • www.ridgefieldplayhouse.org The Eisenhower Hall at West Point is dedicated The Ridgefield Playhouse’s mission is to present BARDAVON 1869 OPERA HOUSE to bringing great performances to the U.S. Corps a variety of performing arts to the community Poughkeepsie, NY of Cadets, as well as the general community. Its and the surrounding area at a varied price point, (845) 473-2072 • www.bardavon.org cultural offerings include opera, dance, concerts, making it a most affordable cultural option. The Built in 1869, the Bardavon originally served as comedians, staged spectaculars, country music Playhouse presents national and local acts, and is a venue for various performing arts, community and even rock ‘n’ roll. the cultural hub of Ridgefield. meetings and celebrations. Between 1923 and 1976, however, it served mostly as a cinema but, JACOB BURNS FILM CENTER TARRYTOWN MUSIC HALL after 1976, it resumed its heritage as a general Pleasantville, NY Tarrytown, NY performing-arts facility. (914) 747-5555 • www.burnsfilmcenter.org (914) 631-3390 • www.Tarrytownmusichall.org The Jacob Burns Film Center is dedicated to The 843-seat, historic Music Hall has a two-fold BETHEL WOODS CENTER presenting the best of cinema and making film mission: 1) To provide quality programs in the FOR THE ARTS a vibrant part of the community. It boasts a performing arts for the general public including Bethel, NY 12720 five-screen theater for independent films, award performing opportunities for students and (866) 781-2922 • www.bethelwoodscenter.org winning documentaries and more; and offers an professional artists, and 2) to preserve and restore Located at the site of the 1969 Woodstock festival exciting roster of special guests as well. the Music Hall. in Bethel, New York, Bethel Woods comprises a Pavilion Stage amphitheater, an indoor Event MANHATTANVILLE COLLEGE WESTCHESTER Gallery, an award-winning Museum and a Purchase, NY BROADWAY THEATRE Conservatory for Arts Education programming. (914) 323-7175 • www.mvilleth.org Elmsford, NY Manhattanville College has a renowned dance and (914) 592-2222 • www.broadwaytheatre.com CAPITOL THEATRE theater department. Its Little Theatre is a 125-seat The long-standing Westchester Broadway Port Chester, NY facility with excellent sight lines and acoustics, Theatre has a main objective as a world class (914) 937-4126 • www.thecapitoltheatre.com while the Kennedy Dance Studio offers a spacious venue to always provide audiences with the The Capitol Theatre premiered in 1926 and has environment for classes and rehearsals. A new highest production values and most memorable been through various re-inventions ever since. student center provides additional space. entertainment/dining experiences. The most recent of them was in 2011 when it was recreated into a “rock palace” complete with state- NEUBERGER MUSEUM OF ART WESTCHESTER PHILHARMONIC of-the-art lighting, sound and video systems and Purchase, NY White Plains, NY other upgrades. (914) 251-6100 • www.neuberger.org (914) 682-3707 • www.westchesterphil.org The Neuberger Museum of Art is affiliated with The Westchester Philharmonic has a rich history CARAMOOR CENTER Purchase College, part of the State University of supporting artists of diverse backgrounds. FOR MUSIC AND THE ARTS of New York system. It offers exhibitions, films, Many of the composers whose works have been Katonah, NY lectures, events and more. It showcases a variety of commissioned or who have premiered with (914) 232-5035 • www.caramoor.org artists, including 20th-century masters. the Philharmonic are women, or are of diverse At the Caramoor Center, guests are free to explore ethnic backgrounds. its lush grounds, take tours, enjoy a picnic, and PARAMOUNT HUDSON discover beautiful music as performed at the VALLEY THEATRE WHITE PLAINS PERFORMING Venetian Theater, Spanish Courtyard, and the Music See Attractions Page - • www. ARTS CENTER Room of the Rosen House. paramounthudsonvalley.org White Plains, NY (914) 328-1600 • www.Wppac.com COPLAND HOUSE PELHAM ART CENTER In November 2003, the City of White Plains fulfilled Cortlandt Manor, New York Pelham, NY a 20-year dream with the opening of a 410-seat, (914) 788-4659 • www.coplandhouse.org (914) 738-2525 • www.Pelhamartcenter.org state-of-the-art, professional Equity theater located Atop three acres in Cortlandt Manor, New York, Currently serving more than 16,000 adults and on the third floor of the City Center building in is the home of Aaron Copland, one of the most children in Westchester County and parts of downtown White Plains. It now provides a full array profoundly influential musical figures in American the Bronx by offering high-quality, free and of cultural activities year-round. history. Built around 1940, the prairie-style home is affordable, art programs year round, Pelham Art now a National Historic Landmark and continues to Center believes that the public’s access to and YORKTOWN STAGE nurture America’s rich heritage. participation in the arts strengthens communities. Yorktown Heights, NY (914) 962-0606 • www.Yorktownstage.org DUTCHESS STADIUM  PURCHASE PERFORMING Yorktown Stage produces first-rate theater HUDSON VALLEY RENEGADES ARTS CENTER productions including Broadway shows, revivals Wappingers Falls, NY Purchase, NY and children’s musicals. It also offers a summer (845) 838-0094 • www.hvrenegades.com (914) 251-6200 • www.Artscenter.org “acting” camp program for children ages 6-13; The 4,500-seat Dutchess Stadium is a multi- The Purchase center is a four-theater complex while Just Dance features weekday classes in hip- purpose venue which has also hosted many big that presents a broad range of performances hop, tap, jazz, ballet, tumbling and more. names over the years, from Bob Dylan to Bruce that engage, challenge and educate, as well as

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and stovetops. An outdoor pool, a spa tub and From charming B&Bs to rustic a fitness center are onsite, and a complimentary reception is held on select days. There is also a lodges, the Hudson Valley offers complimentary breakfast buffet served daily. MAGNUSON HOTEL FISHKILL many unique lodging options (formerly Days Inn) 20 Schuyler Blvd. from a standard guestroom or a spacious, Fishkill, New York W ith such a wide range of things to see residentially-inspired suite featuring a living 845-896-4995 and do in the Hudson Valley Gateway area, visitors room, private bedroom, and kitchen. And, just like www.daysinn.com should plan to spend more than just one day home, it comes with a free daily breakfast. Located off I-84, this 78-room hotel is a five- experiencing all of its activities and beautiful minute drive from downtown Fishkill. Rooms a splendor. So, whether you make it a Hudson RAMADA INN & CONFERENCE CENTER microwave, refrigerator and coffee maker, among Valley weekend or full blown vacation, check out 542 Route 9 other amenities. There is a free gym and a 24-hour the following lodging sampler for a comfortable Fishkill, New York business center, free passes to the Fishkill All place to stay. You’ll notice that choices range from 845-896-6281 Sports and Fitness Center. B&Bs to chain-name hotels, and from park-side www.ramada.com lodging to an historic hotel at the United States This business-and family-friendly hotel boasts PEEKSKILL Military Academy at West Point – that’s how of an array of top amenities. It is also situated in a HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS unique the Hudson Valley Gateway region is! convenient location, so guests have easy access to 2 John Walsh Blvd. many points of interest including including a golf Peekskill, New York BEAR MOUNTAIN, NEW YORK course. Meeting rooms, a fitness center and other 914 743-5700 BEAR MOUNTAIN INN & LODGE amenities complete the stay. www.holidayinnexpresspeekskill.com 55 Hessian Drive At the Holiday Inn Express there are standard Tomkins Cove, NY HILTON GARDEN INN and deluxe rooms, as well as luxurious suites. 845 786 2731 25 Westgage Road The hotel serves many of the region’s major www.visitbearmountain.com Fishkill, New York corporations as corporate clients value its Bear Mountain State Park includes three small 845-896-7100 conference rooms and 24-hour business center. but very unique lodging possibilities including www.hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com Metro-North train station is minutes away too. the Stone and Timber Inn (circa 1915) with 15 Hilton Garden Inn Fishkill is convenient to recently renovated units; Overlook Lodge with 24 many attractions including Splash Down Beach. INN ON THE HUDSON rustic guestrooms and four Stone Cottages, each Inside there are 111 rooms featuring refrigerators 634 Main Street with six cozy guestrooms. and microwaves. Onsite there is an indoor pool, Peekskill, New York spa tub, a fitness center and restaurant, among 914 739-1500 COLD SPRING, NEW YORK other features and amenities. www.innonthehudson.com PIG HILL INN B&B The Inn on the Hudson, once known as The 73 Main Street HAMPTON INN Peekskill Inn, offers 53 non-smoking rooms with Cold Spring, New York 544 Route 9 panoramic views of the Hudson River, including 845 265 9247 Fishkill, New York several rooms with private terraces. The Inn www.pighillinn.com 845 896 4000 includes a complimentary continental breakfast; Built in 1825, the three-story inn features www.hamtoninn3.hilton.com an outdoor seasonal pool; and other features. nine individually decorated rooms with antiques Hampton Inn has 99 rooms featuring and high-quality reproduction pieces. Rooms refrigerators and flat-screen televisions, among TARRYTOWN have fireplaces or wood-burning stoves, and other amenities. In addition to an indoor pool, DOUBLETREE BY HILTON TARRYTOWN the property includes a Victorian-style, glass- guests can mingle at a complimentary reception 455 South Broadway enclosed, conservatory and a garden terrace. held on select days. A complimentary hot/cold Tarrytown, New York buffet breakfast is also served daily. 914-631-5700 HUDSON HOUSE B&B www.doubletree.hilton.com 2 Main Street COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT The DoubleTree By Hilton is convenient Cold Spring, New York 17 Westage Drive to Lyndhurst Mansion, Washington Irving’s 845-265-9355 Fishkill, New York Sunnyside, Tarrytown Music Hall and Pierson www.hudsonhouseinn.com 845-897-2400 Park. It features 247 rooms, all of which have MP3 Located within a charming village, he Hudson www.marriott.com docking stations, LCD TVs, free Internet access, House River Inn has 11 intimate rooms and 2 Courtyard by Marriott is convenient to and cable programming . suites in a beautifully restored 1832 landmark Stewart International Airport and is within driving building. Many rooms have breathtaking views of distance to West Point, The Culinary Institute of WEST POINT the Hudson River, some with balconies and some America, Vassar and Marist College. Rooms are THE THAYER HOTEL with walkout terraces. spacious and the Bistro serves breakfast and 674 Thayer Road dinner. Meeting space is also available. 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A Valley for all Seasons T o National Geographic, the Hudson Valley is a national treasure. To area residents, the Hudson Valley is a treasure for all seasons. To urban folks, well, they just call it “A Real City Break!” According to travelhudsonvalley.com, the Hudson Valley region stretches 150 miles from the end of Manhattan all the way to Albany. As a designated National Heritage Area, it is “steeped in history, natural beauty, culture and (has) a burgeoning food and farmer’s market scene.” Here, scenic attributes are in abundance – so much so that it was once the source of inspiration for a group of famous 19th Century painters called the “Hudson River School of Painters.” Once described by Lonelyplanet.com as the valley that’s “a real city break” for city dwellers, it’s no surprise that the Hudson Valley region is frequently listed on various Top 10 lists as one of the best destinations in the world. Perhaps that’s because fall, winter, spring or summer, there’s always plenty of things to see and do by land, air or sea. Land: hiking, biking, running or just strolling. Air: Birdwatching and stargazing. Sea: Kayaking, cruising, sailing, jet skiing and more. Starting with the legendary 2,000 mile long Appalachian Trail, photographers, hikers and tourists tout the area as one of the most scenic spots in the country. In addition, there are a number of creeks and marshes, and enthralling vantage points for panoramic views and glimpses of unique wildlife. The good news here is that, in recent years, the majestic bald eagle has made a comeback as an endangered species and now calls the mountainous terrain of the region home. Indeed, there are many valley festivals to celebrate that fact. No wonder bird watching, especially at Croton Point Park and Peekskill Riverfront Green, is an increasingly popular sport, anchored by an annual event known as EagleFest held in February at both aforementioned locations. Whatever your passion is and whether you have lived here for decades or are just discovering this national treasure for the ﬁrst time, the valley is always fresh and new. To help you in your journey, here are some more speciﬁc information and details:

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Bear Mountain State Park (nysstate.parks.com or visitbearmountain. Residents and visitors alike find that, after sampling one or more of these com). This nationally known gem of the Hudson Valley region offers every exhilarating outdoor attractions, they start to feel a great sense of pride type of recreational activity imaginable. According to www.nystateparks. not only for the beauty and wonder of the Hudson Valley Gateway region com, it is “situated in rugged mountains rising from the west bank of but, indeed, our country. That said, be sure to include a trip to the U.S. the Hudson River.” It features a large play field, shaded picnic groves, Military Academy at West Point, New York. According to its website (www. museums and a zoo, as well as lake and river fishing access, swimming, usma.edu), visitors may take a nominally priced guided bus tour of the hiking, biking, skiing, bird watching and even ice skating. But, you don’t Academy grounds departing from the West Point Visitors Center. Entrance have to work up a sweat to enjoy the famous park as Perkins Drive leads is allowed for business, for visiting staff, faculty and cadets who live on to the Perkins Memorial Tower. It rises more than 1,300 feet above the West Point, and for public events such as concerts, sporting events, cadet Hudson River and is a perfect spot to take a break, or photos, and just sit reviews and graduation. There’s a famous museum too. What better way back and be awe-inspired by the valley’s exquisite beauty. And, since one to end the day. day is not enough to do this park justice, lodging is available at the inn or Based on all of the above, anyone can see how extraordinary and in stone lodges. adventurous the Hudson Valley Gateway region can be. In fact, it’s one enchanted destination where five little words like “I’ve got nothing to do” Blue Mountain Reservation is particularly unique in that it is located are never heard. Have fun. Your Hudson Valley adventure awaits you. practically in the center of the City of Peekskill. It contains 1,538 acres. It, too, showcases miles of trails for all kinds of activities, including nature study. Two large peaks, Mt. Spitzenberg and Blue Mountain, look down upon its enthusiastic walkers, bikers, hikers and sightseers. And, although more of a local day trip destination, the reservation has its own lodge for group rental. It sleeps up to 30 people dormitory-style and comes complete with showers, a kitchen and a dining hall with a large fireplace which makes for an interesting family reunion or scout outing (914-231-4575).

The Briarcliﬀ to Peekskill Trailway is accessible from the Blue Mountain trail system and those who have blazed this unpaved road claim that it is top notch for walking and hiking. Two comfort stations that are reminiscent of early 20th Century National Park structures are included on this trail. Other Hudson Valley parks abound (see below), especially Tea Town Reservation in Ossining, Croton Point Park in Croton-on-Hudson and Muscoot Farm located in Somers. Muscoot is a departure from the other parks because its mission is “to preserve and interpret, for the public beneﬁt, the agricultural, cultural and natural heritage of a Westchester county farm, circa 1880-1930.”

Woodbury Commons: There’s always the argument that shopping is a recreational sport in its own right, epecially when it’s accomplished outdoors at Woodbury Commons in Central Valley. In fact, people come here from all over the world as it is easily accessed from New York City via the NYS Thruway at exit 16, Harriman. Woodbury Common Premium Outlets features more than 200 outdoor stores featuring nationally known retailers. Folks literally clock miles walking around from one retail outlet to another but there’s rest and refreshment at its Market Hall located indoors.

Flea Markets: On a less formalized scale, however, tribute must be paid to those of us who say “what’s a Sunday drive without a little antiquing or flea marketing along the way?” These folks consider the great outdoors the perfect place for flexing those muscles too. So, yes, the Hudson Valley answers that clarion call as well. Peekskill, for one, is growing in popularity for its spring-through-early fall Sunday flea market in the downtown area of the city (on Saturdays, it’s the destination for a growing farmer’s market as well). But, further north, and according to Chronogram.com, there’s a whole world of treasure hunting going on including Stormville Airport Antique Show and Flea Market (now in its 42nd season and with 600 vendors), Beacon Flea Market (items range from furniture to vintage designer handbags and even retro cookware), Mower’s Flea Market (one block from Woodstock’s Village Green, now in its 36th season), Rinaldi’s Flea Market in Poughkeepsie (featuring furniture, tools, records, books and more) and Middletown Flea Market (said to be the valley’s largest indoor flea market).West Point:

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COUNTY PARKS, STATE PARKS WEBSITES FOR LOCAL Paramount Hudson Valley Theater AND NATURE CENTERS (alphabetically listed) PARKS & RECREATION City of Peekskill, NY World class groups and recording artists play here, as well as holiday Listed below are a number of resources to help visitors design their www.cityofpeekskill.com productions and other offerings. own Hudson Valley weekend or vacation itinerary – or even one joyous day www.paramounthudsonvalley.com of activities. Also, check Festivals page elsewhere in this edition. If readers Town of Cortlandt, NY would like to make any additions or changes, please contact the chamber www.townofcortlandt.com Rye Playland office at 914 737 3600 or email Deb Milone at [email protected]. Town of Putnam Valley, NY An amusement park of rides, beach www.putnamvalley.com and boardwalk, swimming pool, miniature golf and ice skating. Village of Croton-on-Hudson, NY www.ryeplayland.org www.village.croton-on-hudson.ny.us US Military Academy Village of Buchanan, NY at West Point www.villageofbuchanan.com The beautiful and historic military academy overlooking the OTHER AREA legendary Hudson. ATTRACTIONS www.usma.edu Historic Hudson Valley A museum of historic sites ADDITIONAL WEBSITES – buildings, landscapes and Bear Mountain Ice Rink collections. www.visitbearmountain.com www.hudsonvalley.org Hudson Valley Antiques Hudson Valley Center www.hudsonvalleysojourner.com for Contemporary Art A variety of cutting edge Lake Welch exhibits and leading artists are www.nysparks.state.ny.us Bear Mountain State Park Lasdon Park, Arboretum showcased here. Bear Mountain, NY & Veterans Memorial www.hvcca.org Wineries and Farms (845) 786-2710 Route 35, Somers, NY www.travelhudsonvalley.org www.nysparks.com (914) 864-7263 www.parks.westchestergov.com Blue Mountain Reservation Welcher Ave., Peekskill, NY Muscoot Farm CAMP NABBY (914) 862-5275 Route 100, Somers, NY 1 Nabby Hill, Mohegan Lake, NY IT’S ALL ABOUT THE KIDS! www.nysparks.com (914) 864-7282 10547 • 914-528-7896 Camp Nabby is a family-owned www.Muscootfarm.org www.campnabby.com children’s camp whose mission Clarence Fahnestock State Park is to educate and inspire young Route 301, Carmel, NY Putnam County Veterans people and their families to choose (845) 225-7207 Memorial Park healthy, play-filled lives. Accredited www.nysparks.com Gipsy Trail Road, Carmel, NY by the American Camp Association, (845) 808-1994 each program is designed to Croton Gorge Park www.putnamcountyny.com help children develop leadership, Route 129, Croton-on-Hudson, NY confidence and athletic skills at (914) 231-4500 Taconic Outdoor Education an early age, and to make them www.parks.westchestergov.com 75 Mountain Laurel Lane, aspiring adventurers who are Cold Spring, NY curious about the world in which Croton Point Park (845) 265-3773 they live. And, along the way, the Croton Ave., Croton-on-Hudson, NY www.nysparks.com owners and directors say they make (914) 862-5290 it fun too. As a traditional day camp, www.parks.westchestergov.com Teatown Lake Reservation Nabby offers sports and creative 1600 Spring Valley Rd., Ossining, NY activities for children between the George’s Island Park (914) 762-2912 ages of 3 1/2 to 13, and a full camp Dutch Street, Montrose, NY www.teatown.org season runs 8 weeks in the summer. (914) 737-7530 The overall philosophy of the www.parks.westchestergov.com Westchester County Tourism popular camp is: It’s all about the (914) 995-8500 kids! “We work year-round to shape Kitchawan Preserve www.visitwestchesterny.com our programs, our schedules and Kitchawan Road, Ossining, NY our staff to reflect the simple reality (914) 962-5722 that camp revolves around happy www.parks.westchestergov.com campers, and nothing else.”

78 2017-2018 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Crafting Exceptional Hudson River Region Wines MILEA HUDSON Theh9h 9th Annual ESTATE VALLEYHudson Valley IrishIRISH Fest Saturday September 30, 2017 Peekskill Riverfront Green Park VINEYARD The Peekskill /CortlandtFEST celebration of Irish Culture on the Banks of the Hudson!

Dan Dennehy, Chairman Cathal McGreal, Vice Chairman Aidan O’Kelly-Lynch, Secretary Brian Kelly, Treasurer Visit the Hudson Valley Irish Center & Library Now located at Mount St Francis 250B South Street Peekskill NY Staatsburg, New York Information (914) 588-2710 [email protected] “Home of Division 18 Peekskill Ancient Order of Hibernians” mileaestatevineyard.com • 845-264-0403 MEMBERS WANTED! Division 18 AOH Meetings - 1st Wednesday on the Month Division 18 Ladies AOH - 2nd Wednesday of the Month

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The River that Takes You to Where You Want to Be! As the song says, “Sailing takes you away to The New York Times, the Society has established and include special events (wine tasting, special where you want to be,” but so does kayaking, “a rich and varied record of achievement.” www. events like Brews & Blues, fireworks, fall foliage paddle boarding, canoeing, boating and, yes, Seahistory.org and more). Contact Capt. Mary Pat Driscoll at 914- sailing. And it can all be enjoyed on the Hudson 589-7773 or visit www.trinitycruises.com. River. Here are some of the most popular outfits TRINITY CRUISE COMPANY that help you get started: Welcome aboard The Evening Star, a former HUDSON RIVER EXPEDITIONS United States Coast Guard Buoy Tender. After www.hudsonriverexpeditions.com NATIONAL MARITIME being decommissioned it was converted to a Hudson River Expeditions is a popular HISTORICAL SOCIETY 34-passenger tour boat and operated on the Erie organization where visitors and residents alike 5 John Walsh Blvd. Canal for more than 10 years. Since 2011, local go to kayak, canoe and paddleboard. At Hudson Peekskill, NY 10566 residents and visitors to Peekskill have enjoyed River Expeditions (HRE) there are rentals, tours, 914-737-7878 the scenery from a canopy-covered open deck. and instruction for the novice to the experienced The National Maritime Historical Society is Cruises depart from Peekskill’s Riverfront Green paddler. Paddle with them on the majestic and located in Peekskill, New York. Its mission is “to Park and cruises north to enjoy the dramatic historic highland region of the Hudson River. It preserve and perpetuate the maritime history of beauty and rich history of the Hudson Highlands. operates out of Annsville Circle at Peekskill and the United States and to invite all Americans to Regularly scheduled public cruises, group tours Cold Spring. Throughout the year, HRE offers a share in the challenging heritage of seafaring.” and private charters are available. Beer and number of special programs for those who love To accomplish that end, there are conferences, wine is available on all cruises. Passengers are to be on the river. One of its most recent events exhibitions and other special events, as well as welcome to bring their own snacks or picnic lunch was an instructional kayaking program held in a special projects for people of all ages. The society aboard on any public cruise. Catering is available collaboration between the Ossining Recreation & also issues newsletters, a magazine and other for groups or private charters. Parking is free - or Parks Department and Hudson River Expeditions’ publications to advance its cause and educate its take Metro North train with the special “Getaway American Canoe Association. The course focused members and general populace. In the words of Package.” Tours range from one to three hours on participants on self- and assisted-rescue techniques through demonstration, instruction, and practice. These skills make any paddler safer and more confident knowing what to do in the event of a capsize, which leads to more enjoyment on the water. The instructors introduced key safety equipment and exemplify safe use. The safe practices of wearing a spray skirt, strokes techniques, and maneuvers were also introduced. Equipment provided includes kayaks, paddles, life-vests, and safety equipment. Participants dressed to swim with appropriate paddling immersion attire top and bottom. Hudson River Expeditions reopens in May. Email them at paddle@ hudsonriverexpeditions.com with any questions about gift certificates, boat sales, or other purchases, and for any other information. HRE also offers private guided hiking and snowshoeing tours in the area.

YACHT CLUBS AND MARINAS Charles Point Marina www.charlespointmarina.com

Cortlandt Yacht Club www.cortlandtyachtclub.com

Captain Morgan Charters www.captainmorgancharter.net

Croton Sailing School www.crotonsailing.com

Peekskill Yacht Club www.peekskillyachtclub.net

80 2017-2018 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Dining Guide Hudson Valley area restaurants oﬀer something for every taste

Fat Sal’s Bar & Grill

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

BUCHANAN favorite comfort foods and an old time pub Back Nine might sound like a strange name DUNKIN’ DONUTS atmosphere, Fat Sal’s fully understands that for a restaurant or eatery but that’s because it also 113 Albany Post Road sometimes you just want to go where everybody offers 40 historic and famous golf courses in its Buchanan, New York 10511 knows your name.” four indoor golf simulators, making for a fun time. (914) 734-7771 www.fatsalsbarandgrill.com There’s also a sports bar with a food and drink “It’s nice to know that even as the world Fat Sal’s boasts of 20 beers on tap, a Happy menu that offers golfing enthusiasts a wide variety changes, Dunkin’ coffee remains the same. Always Hour menu, and “burgalicious” Mondays when of comfort-style selections. All in all, time spent at great, always there when and where you need it to burgers are at bargain prices. There’s also Terrible Back Nine is productive, tasty, fun and very unique. be. Here’s to the greatness of sameness.” Taco Tuesday, weekend brunch and so much more www.Dunkindonuts.com as the week plays on. This pub-style establishment CORTLANDT COLONIAL At Dunkin’ Donuts there’s coffee, espresso, has something for everyone and offers a kid’s menu, RESTAURANT & BALLROOM cappuccino, latte – hot or cold – and of course lunch and dinner menu, and catering options too. 714 Old Albany Post Rd. great donuts with a variety of fillings and toppings. Whatever your idea of comfort food is, you’ll find it Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 Locals stop to sit and enjoy a brew and a favorite on its very extensive menu. Good portions too! 914-739-3900 treat from donuts to desserts, and sandwiches too. “Located in Westchester County, we offer And many people stop off to get a dozen donuts CORTLANDT MANOR intimate dining as well as special events for up to go to surprise the family or friends. Everything is BACK NINE INDOOR GOLF to 200 guests. As a local, family-owned business, freshly baked and the coffee is freshly brewed and 2050 East Main Street catering wedding receptions, anniversaries, highly rated. Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 mitzvahs, and Sweet 16s in our private banquet (914) 739-4653 room is our specialty.” FAT SAL’S BAR & GRILL “Live in or around Cortlandt Manor, New York, www.cortlandtcolonial.com 265 Tate Avenue and looking for plans for the weekend? Looking Cortlandt Colonial is a full-service, fine dining Buchanan, NY 10511 for a place to hear live music and enjoy great food restaurant, operating since 1978. It now features 914-930-1770 and drinks in Westchester County? We offer live a new dinner menu that includes “small plates,” a “Fat Sal’s Bar & Grill is a great place to have music at our sports bar on the weekends!” chef’s collection of “specials,” including early bird a great time. With an elegant, yet retro design, www.thebacknineindoorgolf.com Continued on next page

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specials (4 to 5:30 pm), as well as the restaurant’s guest rooms too. The restaurant and bar is open Annsville Circle in Cortlandt Manor, the restaurant classic dishes. A popular addition to the restaurant Wednesday – Saturday, 5 pm to 9 pm, and Sunday is large, yet intimate, and the perfect setting for is an all new Grand Sunday Champagne Brunch 2 pm to 9 pm. entertaining clients – as well as family and friends. buffet. For wedding and private parties, an Weekly specials, happy hours, party packages and impressive catering menu is also available. SAVANNAH’S SOUTHERN HOUSE catering space for up to 150 people are among its 3901 Crompond Rd. many offerings. LITTLE SORRENTO Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 3566 Crompond Rd. 914-736-1203 THYME RESTAURANT Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 “Join us at the bar for Happy Hour when 3605 Crompond Rd. 914-736-6767 there’s special pricing on drinks and snacks. Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 “We offer full service catering, on and Also check out our Events Calendar to see what 914-788-8700 off premises, for any occasion. With years of happening at Savannah’s, as well as our catering “Thomas Costello, Thyme’s owner and experience in making every event enjoyable packages for your special party or event.” executive chef, was born to be in the restaurant and memorable, you will not be disappointed www.savannahssouthernhouse.com business. His great-grandfather opened the when you choose Little Sorrento for your Savannah’s Southern House is a real change original Costello’s Restaurant in New York City in catering needs.” of pace with good ole southern comfort food like 1923 and his uncle later opened Runyon’s in 1976, www.littlesorrento.com chicken and waffles, pulled pork sandwiches, mac New York’s first sports bar.” Aside from catering services, Little Sorrento is ‘n’ cheese with bacon, shrimp and grits, chicken www.thymerestaurant.net a handsome, sit-down Italian restaurant that has pot pie, jambalaya and braised short ribs, among Thyme recently celebrated its fifth anniversary been in operation since 1989. Located on Route a long list of other choices. There’s an all-day menu on Route 202 in Cortlandt Manor. The handsome 202, this cozy establishment offers a fine dining and a family-style, take out menu that’s affordably looking restaurant offers an intriguing menu experience of tasty Italian dishes and desserts priced. Spirits include southern-style cocktails from of steaks, seafood, pasta, soups, salads, pizza served for both lunch and dinner. It also prides a mint julep to an apple spice martini, as well as and even some gluten-free choices. Indeed, its itself in its pizza with a wide range of toppings. draught and bottled beers. owner-chef (Chef Tom) has reached near-celebrity Special requests are easily accommodated and the status in having been named and quoted in restaurant is open every day of the week. TABLE 9 countless articles, including Self, Men’s Journal and 92 Roa Hook Rd. Westchester magazines, among others. MANSION AT COLONIAL TERRACE Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 119 Oregon Rd. 914-737-4959 CROTONONHUDSON Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 “Formerly known as At the Reef, we did BAKED BY SUSAN 914-737-0400 a complete renovation and overhaul of the 163 Grand Street 10520 “Family owned and operated since 1945, The property in 2012. The end result is a relaxing Croton-on-Hudson, NY Mansion at Colonial Terrace has helped families, and comfortable atmosphere that combines 914-862-0874 businesses and charitable organizations create contemporary styling with an art deco “We are proud to say that our bakery uses thousands of memorable social affairs, productive throwback.” mostly vintage bakery equipment. From our meetings and charitable events.” www.tablenine.com gigantic oven, our antique mixer, our retro www.colonialterracecaterers.com Table 9 probably has one of the most stove top and our glass front display cases, The Mansion at Colonial Terrace is a 10-acre, mouthwatering menus around - everything from these items are not just nice to look at but Georgian estate with an interesting past…. signature dishes to steaks and chops, and from have been brought back to life and are the focal Through the centuries, it has been through several comfort food to healthy selections. Located at point of our baking.” reincarnations, having once been a full-fledged country inn and now a major catering hall that has been family-owned since 1945. Today, newly renovated rooms accommodate various receptions, corporate meetings and other events for up to 700 people, while chefs can prepare almost any cuisine from around the world.

MONTEVERDE AT OLDSTONE RESTAURANT 28 Bear Mountain Road Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 914-737-6555 “…Monteverde at Oldstone is less than a one hour drive from Manhattan. Beautifully appointed and historically restored, the mansion seamlessly integrates the charm and elegance of its past with today’s modern luxuries…. All of this makes Monteverde at Oldstone a premiere event site of the Hudson Valley.” www.monteverdeatoldstone.com The historic Monteverde mansion is surrounded by stunning views from almost any point - indoors or outdoors. It also oﬀers many options for group events including three dining rooms, outdoor patios, and even a tented area for up to 450 people. The second ﬂoor of the mansion itself contains two suites, a guest room, a lounge with terrace plus other multipurpose rooms; and the Garden House contains six European-style Little Sorento

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www.bakedbysusan.com FINO OF WESTCHESTER HOT DIPPITY DONUTS Baked By Susan opened in Croton-on-Hudson 1 Baltic Place 171 South Riverside Avenue almost six years’ ago and has enjoyed great Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 Croton-on-Hudson, NY success ever since. In fact, “Westchester” magazine 914-271-2600 (914) 271-5412 recently bestowed its Best Bakery and Best “Specializing in Northern Italian Cuisine, Fino’s “Our Mission: To build a loyal following of Cupcake awards on this popular Croton stop. Here, owner Paul Vuli stands for nothing less than great customers by making and serving the FRESHEST, all sweet-tooth cravings are met with cupcakes, wine, food and service. With his influence on over TASTIEST, and MOST ADDICTIVE donuts in a fun, cookies, muffins, pies, brownies, savory breads and 100 existing restaurants, Vuli has been featured friendly atmosphere.” more. Everything is made from scratch daily. Baked in many leading publications including The New www.hotdippitydonuts.com By Susan offers breakfast, as well as catering and York Times.” Hot Dippity is fast becoming a hot spot in holiday menus. www.finowestchester.com Croton where you can enjoy the freshest of donuts Fino of Westchester had its origin in with a wide variety of usual, and unusual, fillings BAGELS ON HUDSON Manhattan, where it was extremely successful and toppings. First you have to walk into Bagels 171 S Riverside Ave, for more than 25 years. Then, owner Paul Vuli on Hudson in the Croton Commons Shopping Croton On Hudson, NY 10520 reinvented the popular restaurant by bringing it to Center because that’s where Hot Dippity is located. 914-271-5412 Croton-on-the-Hudson where it has, once again, Online reviewers all rave about it and have given it Located on Croton-on-Hudson, Bagels On met with great success. For Vuli, quality service is more than four stars. Hudson is best described as a specialty grocery second nature and fresh ingredients rule the day, store and restaurant. This popular eatery is open especially the pasta which is freshly made daily. A OLD FASHIONED PIZZA 6 a.m. to 4 p.m., and 17 out of 19 reviewers gave full and varied menu includes appetizers, salads, 24 Old Post Rd. it 5 stars on its FaceBook page (facebook.com/ entres of veal, beef, pork, lamb, chicken and fish, as Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 bagelsonhudson). Its varied selection includes well as its always popular pasta dishes. 914-737-4100 pancakes, baked goods, donuts and other dessert Old Fashioned Pizza scores highly with patrons treats, plus a wide variety of bagels, of course. Free GAETANO’S ITALIAN GRILLE who claim that the pizzeria has “a great hometown parking is available not far from the establishment. 2025 Albany Post Rd. vibe,” a friendly owner and staff, and an extensive Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520 selection of pizza toppings and Italian dishes – CROTON COLONIAL RESTAURANT DINER 914-271-3133 “a real good place for a quick lunch,” as one person 221 South Riverside Ave. “Located on Croton-on-Hudson, New York, stated. OFP features a hot and cold buffet, cold Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 Gaetano’s is open seven days a week for lunch cuts, soups, salads and vegetable platters. Delivery 914-271-8868 and dinner, the establishment serves up authentic is available and there is catering for all occasions. “Pete the owner has been on the scene for Italian favorites such as Tuscan Mussels with more than 40 years….The food is reliably good Pancetta, Classic Calamari Fritti, Pasta Fagioli, YUKA’S LATIN FUSION and reasonable, management is always there, and Lobster Ravioli alla Vodka, as well as Chicken 2011 Albany Post Rd. there’s little turnover in the staff - which means Scarpiello, Veal Sorrentino, Venetian Salmon Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 that both they and their customers are happy.” and more.” 914-862-4449 www.crotoncolonialdiner.com www.gaetanosgrille.com “Yuka’s Latin Fusion is where you will find some Croton Colonial is a popular diner located Gaetano’s is a popular “go to” place that offers of the freshest and tastiest authentic Latin cuisine within an artsy community. It offers a packed a full lunch and dinner menu, and it also has around….With our urban flair and one of a kind of breakfast/lunch/dinner menu and, by popular catering options for all size groups. According flavors, you will be back for more and more after demand, it also offers breakfast any time of day to website reviews, the interior looks a lot like just one meal. Be sure to stop over for our weekday or night. In addition, there is a tempting carving something out of Italy and the service staff is double happy hour which is ideal for meeting up board of choice meats, an array of Italian/Greek very friendly. More than that, its brick oven pizza with friends and family. Weekly happenings and… specialties, a kid’s menu and dieters are grateful for is made the same way it was in the 1930’s, “from the ever popular Ladies Night on Thursday offer “Pete’s” Light Side options too. Irresistible desserts a traditional Sicilian pie to more contemporary plenty to keep everyone entertained.” complete the whole diner experience. gourmet pizza’s.” It also has wood-fired pizza and www.yukaslatinfusion.com calzones baked to a crisp crust. Yuka’s restaurant is one of the newest additions to the Hudson Valley Gateway region. Feast on starters like “guacamole, pico de gallo and chips, empanadas, mofongo, tostones con puerco and ceviche.” Then, cure your cravings for bold flavors with any of their “street tacos, carne asada, burrito’s, camarones.” and much more. Be sure to sip on freshly made sangria, or other exotics drinks, while enjoying your meal. And, at Yuka’s, everything on our menu is available for take-out too. Special events include Trivia Wednesdays, Karaoke Fridays and there’s live music on Sundays. GARRISON THE VALLEY RESTAURANT 2015 Route 9 Garrison, NY 10524 845-424-3604 “Valley’s accolades include an Excellent review from The New York Times which states that the seasonal American menu shows a devotion to fine ingredients... like the food, the décor is a study in freshness, as well as a three-star review in Crain’s New York.” Thyme Restaurant Continued on next page

HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2017-2018 83 Dining Guide Rooster’s Wings & Brew www.thegarrison.com The Valley is an award-winning restaurant located on The Garrison, an expansive and scenic site that includes a golf club, inn and other facilities. Valley features an American menu with “small plates,” house-made pasta, a raw bar, a charcuterie, a local cheese board, entrees, side dishes, and more. Its ingredients are often picked from its own two-acre farm, or other farms in the region, and its ambiance is elegant. Catering space is available. MOHEGAN LAKE APPLEBEE’S GRILL & BAR 3127 East Main St. Mohegan Lake, NY 10547 “Applebee’s started with the same philosophy we follow today – focused on serving good food to good people. Today, what was once a popular neighborhood restaurant has grown to become You can buy your wings in orders of 10, 20, 30 BIRDSALL HOUSE a popular restaurant in neighborhoods all across or 40 and there are nearly 30 different sauces to 970 Main St. North America….” complement the ever-popular pub dish. Expect all Peekskill, NY 10566 www.applebees.com dishes to win your heart from Guinness-battered 914-930-1880 Applebee’s menu features beef, chicken and fish and chips to Porterhouse chili and more. Here, “Established in 2010, the Birdsall House pork items, as well as burgers, pasta and seafood, folks order their beer by the bucket, the glass or quickly became a destination for craft beer and with a selection of signature menu items. The Pick can. And, in addition to beer and ale, soda options locally sourced cuisine in the Hudson Valley. Chef ‘N Pair Lunch Combos are especially popular for include strawberry shakes, vanilla cream or root Espinal’s culinary talents perfectly compliment the the busy lunchtime crowd, offering more than beer float, among others. They are open from gastropub’s beer-centric beverage program.” 60 different combinations. In 2004, Applebee’s noon until “whenever” meaning that the place www.birdsallhouse.net responded to America’s demand for speed and runs all night long. Birdsall House bills itself as a “craft beer convenience with its Carside To Go service. After gastropub.” It not only offers a comprehensive placing an order ahead of time by phone, guests PEEKSKILL menu of appetizers, sandwiches, entres, sides and simply drive to the restaurant and pull into the ANNABELLA’S PIZZA & PASTA more, but its craft beer menu hails from all over the dedicated Carside-To-Go parking spot. Within 1 North Division St. country. Other alcoholic beverages have a retro twist seconds, a Carside specialist delivers your order Peekskill, NY 10566 and include cocktails with poetic names like Lazy right to your car. 914-739-8827 Afternoon. Wine and whiskey are other options. Set “Always good. Always fresh. in a 1940’s style tavern, it has outdoor dining when AUGIE’S PRIME CUT Always priced right.” weather permits, live music and special events. 3436 Lexington Ave. Anabella’s Pizza & Pasta is located in the heart Mohegan Lake, NY 10547 of Peekskill, on the corner of North Division and BUNSNBOURBON 914-743-1357 Park Street, next to the gazebo. Formerly known 55 Hudson Avenue “Our mission at Augie’s is to provide the as La Villetta II, Anabella’s offers pizza with a crispy Peekskill, NY 10566 utmost quality of meats and seafood, wine and crust and all the tempting toppings - according to (914) 788-2867 spirits, and professional service. We strive to individual taste preference. Plus, Annabella’s has “Buns-N-Bourbon is the Part 2 of our Peekskill keep these high standards for our guests while a full and tantalizing Italian menu. Patrons may Riverfront property. We now have the best of both simultaneously supporting charities and the enjoy sitdown dining or takeout service, and there worlds under one roof. Part 1 with Tacos, Margaritas, general community.” is free delivery too. Tequila, Craft beers, lots of sunshine and a kid- www.augiesprimecut.com friendly patio at the Taco Dive Bar which has satisfied Augie’s Prime Cut has been a thriving BEANRUNNER CAFÉ a certain niche. Part 2 is the adult section right next steakhouse for a number of years, serving prime 201 S. Division Street door called Buns-N-Bourbon, which is the politically rib and porterhouse steaks as customer favorites, Peekskill, NY 10566 incorrect, not-so kid friendly bar with the largest as well as the ever-changing list of specialties 914-737-1701 number of brown spirits on the wall of any joint East offered on a daily basis. Augie’s has an extensive “…Stop in for coffee on your way to work, of the Rockies…150 and counting!” wine and martini list and promises top tier service or have lunch with your friends in a friendly and www.bunsnbourbon.com to keep its guests going back for more. More than relaxed environment….BeanRunner is also one of No bones about it, Buns-N-Burbon provides that, Augie’s frequently hosts events to support the county’s hottest live music cafes, featuring the a colorful dining experience. Highlighted with charities in the community, including Toys for Tots. best in live jazz, blues, reggae, and more.” an industrial chic décor, menu offerings include www.beanrunnercafe.com mouthwatering starters, sliders and salads. Then ROOSTER’S WINGS & BREW BeanRunner offers patrons a trendy there is a meat, fish or veggie bun option or the 1 Baker Street atmosphere, an eclectic café menu of main course of the meal. With this, the buns Mohegan Lake, NY 10547 sandwiches, wraps, soups, desserts, fruit are toasted potato rolls made by the Vermont (914) 743-1797 smoothies, and imported wines and beers, Bread Company. While you wouldn’t expect it, “If you’re looking for wings and brews, you’ve among other options. In addition, there’s the cooking philosophy here is very much in come to the right place. We take our sauces live entertainment on weekends, regularly accordance with today’s sensibilities and the kicker seriously and our sodas are in glass bottles. We’re scheduled special events and art exhibits, party is that everything here is farm-to-table, or as much ecstatic to bring fresh food and a chill-spot to the space for private groups and even a children’s as possible. Proteins come from animals that are neighborhood. We ain’t kidding when we say playroom - all of which helps make it a very raised the natural way and there are no nitrates in Rooster’s is a fun joint.” unique site for casual dining in the downtown the hot dogs, sausage or bacon meals. Overall, it’s www.roostersandwings.com area. Free Internet service is also available. a fun and tasty place to go.

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BURGER DINER reasonable prices. Most dishes are accompanied Room nestled in the historic district of downtown 1 Bank St. by a tasty side of rice-and-beans so expect a very Peekskill, NY. When you walk through our doors, Peekskill, NY 10566 satisfying meal. G&H open from 10 to 10. you step back in time.” 914-930-8050 www.kathleensTroom.com “Whatever delicious meal you’re craving, GLEASON’S Kathleen’s seasonal menu includes delicious there’s a table waiting for you at Burger Diner, 911 South St. homemade dishes straight out of its “from-scratch” Peekskill’s favorite relaxed dining experience.” Peekskill, NY 10566 kitchen including soups, sandwiches, salads and Don’t let the name fool you. Burger Diner is 914-402-1950 Afternoon Tea. The dessert menu here is full of more than burgers. The family-style restaurant also “Like our sister restaurant, the Birdsall homemade treats and Kathleen’s signature Mixed offers a very extensive and tempting breakfast, House, Gleason’s sources food from our growing Berry Shortcake, a fresh baked scone topped with lunch and dinner menu to suit every taste community of local farmers. Both draw from homemade whipped cream, fresh berries and preference. Formerly known as Patio II, Burger Hilltop Hanover Farm and Hemlock Hill Farm, and raspberry sauce is one of its signature desserts. take advantage of fresh products coming from the Catering services, on and off site, are available. DIVISION STREET GRILL Hudson Valley and the Catskills.” 26 North Division St. www.gleasonspeekskill.com MCDONALD & PEACOCK CIDER HOUSE Peekskill, NY 10566 Gleason’s is the place to go for flatbread pizza, 38 N. Division St., Peekskill NY 10566 914-739-6380 beer, wine and cocktails but it has a whole lot 914-930-7875 “Division Street Grill offers elegant dining more. While it features Sourdough Pizza, Build “Looking for a nibble? Try McDonald & and event catering in a New York-style setting. Your Own Pizza, sandwiches, salads and slides, Peacock’s Ploughman’s Plate. A British cheese Our restaurant seats 76 guests, and has private start out with such comfort food as Gleason plate with Branston pickle, pickled onion, space for an additional 40 guests. Our culinary meatballs, mac ‘n’ cheese or soup of the day. It is a cornichons and a chunk of bread….Cider Special: chefs and delightful staff make us a first-class cool eatery that has even caught media attention Maeve Hudson Valley. An off-dry, sparkling, deep dining experience.” with excellent reviews. golden cider with light citrus notes from Breezy www.divisionstreetgrill.com Hill Orchard...a party in a glass! Division Street Grill is a New York-style, award- HUDSON ROOM www.peekskillciderhouse.com winning dining establishment that’s elegant and 23 South Division St. For a most unique culinary stop in entertaining. Located in the heart of Peekskill’s Peekskill, NY 10566 downtown Peekskill, try McDonald and Peacock historic, downtown district, its lunch and dinner 914-788-FOOD Cider House. Here you’ll find pub-style fare menus are eclectic and varied, and even include “The Hudson Room prides itself on its gracious with a full menu of tantalizing options, all very gluten-free and vegan options. The restaurant and knowledgeable service that is focused on British – and Indian too. Peter Noone of Herman also showcases a series of leading musicians and comfort and consistency. Attention to detail and Hermit’s fame recently discovered it before performing artists that make dining here very sensitivity to all our customers’ needs will always performing at the Paramount and, we can only special. Catering here includes tray, lunch and bar, remain our goal.” assume, loved it. There are British small plates, or cocktail and bar options. www.hudsonroom.com pies and pasties, Indian street food, curries, low At the Hudson Room, special requests are fat meals, comfort food and a doggy menu too. G & H CARIBBEAN RESTAURANT valued and special dedication is placed on 11 North Division Street regional resources. Here, civic responsibility and OLEY & CHUCK’S RAINBOW GRILL Peekskill, NY 10566 fresh produce rule. HR’s varied and eclectic menu 425 Central Ave (914) 930-7447 includes specials, “table shares,” sushi, entrees, Peekskill, NY 10566 “We just came here for a late lunch after sides, children’s dishes, desserts and more. Live 914-737-9658 hiking and the gentleman who took our order entertainment and other events make dining at Oley & Chuck’s Rainbow Grill is located was super nice and very patient. The jerk chicken this handsome establishment most enjoyable. close to the Hudson River and the Metro North and BBQ jerk chicken were very tender and And, it is a walking distance to the Paramount train station in Peekskill. Oley was the former, flavorful …. Just a heads up, the portions are Hudson Valley theater. and now deceased, owner and Chuck is his huge! Medium is plenty because it’s served with son who proudly keeps the tradition alive. cabbage, fried plantains and rice with beans. KATHLEEN’S TEA ROOM A warm and friendly place, Rainbow Bar & Grill Overall, a super filling and delicious meal--thank 979 Main St. is a super casual bar/restaurant whose cuisine you G&H :)” A happy customer who gave it 5 stars. Peekskill, NY 10566 is best described as “American, burger, bar This family-owned restaurant serves an authentic 914-734-2520 food.” It is affordable (less than $20 an entré) Caribbean menu. G & H Caribbean is known for its “Owned and operated by Vivian C. McKenzie and a neighborhood favorite for those who island spices and is said to serve large portions at since 2010, Kathleen’s is an English-style Tea like to hang out.

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NY FIREHOUSE GRILLE QUIET MAN PUBLIC HOUSE RUBEN’S MEXIAN CAFÉ 50 Welcher Ave 15 North Division St. 5 North Division St. Peekskill, NY 10566 Peekskill, NY 10566 Peekskill, NY 10566 914 788-0808 914-930-8230 914-739-4430 “Located in Peekskill NY, the Firehouse menu “The Quiet Man brings a distinctive blend “Now you can enjoy classic Mexican dining includes a delicious selection of traditional and of a quiet and cozy Irish Pub. We invite you to with live entertainment downtown in the center of non-traditional bar food and, of course, we have an enjoyable spot for lunch, dinner, drinks and historic Peekskill. Download our $5.00 off coupon the best hot wings in the area. Whether you are desserts…Our pub has a bit of a back story which to use on your next evening out with the family looking for a place to grab a beer after work, a might be of interest. Read about, browse our and friends at Ruben’s Mexican Café.” great burger, or a place to eat a nice family dinner, photo galleries and view our videos right here.” www.rubensmexicancafe.com we have all of that, and so much more.” www.thequietmanpublichouse.com Ruben’s Mexican dishes are of the freshest www.nyfhg.com Quiet Man is a classic and cozy pub with a ingredients from guacamole to tacos and from While NY Firehouse Grille is famous for its tempting Irish pub menu including Sheperd’s Pie, quesadillas to mojitos. It’s also a great stop after barbecue wings, others enjoy any one of its classic Fish & Chips, and Corn Beef & Cabbage. Other work for Happy Hour, as well as lunch or dinner burger combinations or are welcome to build their entrees include but are not limited to seafood, where authentic meals are prepared to perfection. own burgers. Other menu options run the gamut steaks, poultry and more. Beers, spirits and wine Master Chef is Ruben Alvarez. Live bands and from fajitas and tacos to salads and sandwiches. are perfectly matched for its pub fare menu and other entertainment are part of the scene Tasty entrees include lobster mac ‘n’ cheese, desserts are a great way to complete this dining Thursday to Sunday, and the restaurant is open six meatloaf, and even a pulled pork sandwich. experience. Entertainment and special events like days a week. Firehouse considers its menu beer-friendly and, paint-and-wine nights make Quiet Man a popular therefore, it has more than 120 bottles of beer to addition to the downtown neighborhood. TACO DIVE BAR complement its various dishes. 55 Hudson Ave. RAMENESQUE Peekskill, NY 10566 PEEKSKILL BREWERY 1008 Main St. 914-788-TACO 47-53 South Water St. Peekskill, NY 10566 “The Taco Dive Bar was founded in 2015 by Peekskill, NY 10566 914-930-1788 the same team and chef who introduced The 914-734-BEER “RameNesque opened its doors in October, Hudson Room to Peekskill….We specialize in tacos “Peekskill Brewery is an award-winning 2013. It’s a Manhattan-styled Ramen restaurant that will make your mouth water just thinking brewpub located on the Riverfront in Peekskill, with a unique interior design that fits Chef Nikki’s about them. Our dedication to healthy, organic New York. We’re craft obsessed from the top concept in creating a Japanese casual dining and and GMO free food helps ensure the healthiest down…our mission is to deliver an inspired café atmosphere.” and tastiest experience.” brewery atmosphere with all the comforts of www.ramenesque.net www.tacodivebar.com thoughtfully sourced food, wine and spirits.” RameNesque offers Peekskill a variety of Everything about Taco Dive Bar is exciting, www.peekskillbrewery.com Japanese entres including homemade-style Shoyu from the menu to the music, which is often live. Peekskill Brewery’s craft beers are Ramen, Miso Ramen and Vegetarian Ramen. The As for the menu, there are appetizers like calamari extraordinary and extensive, each with its own kitchen staff makes daily vats of soup that simmer fried and tossed with vinaigrette, peppers and story of how it’s made and with what ingredients. for hours every day. No MSG, artificial ingredients pineapple; tacos served in soft, stoneground, (For instance, Shotgun Willie offers aromas of or ready made products are used in any of its white corn tortillas with a variety of fillings; “bowls” cantaloupe and gooseberry which come directly culinary creations. Striving for excellence at every meaning choice filling over rice instead; and more. from New Zealand’s Nelson Sauvin Hops, with turn, only fresh produce, natural flavor enhancers, In addition, brunch is also served on weekends rye and wheat contributing to a distinct dry and love for healthy and flavorful homemade and online ordering for easy pickup is a new grain flavor.) There are many other craft beers of foods are used in its kitchen. feature of its website. course and complementing them is an ambitious gastropub menu for lunch, dinner or brunch.

PEEKSKILL COFFEE HOUSE 101 South Division St. Peekskill, NY 10566 914-739-1287 “…Peekskill Coffee House is definitely connected to the young and cool community. Along with a cup of coffee and a panini are live performances and open mic, complementing the shows at the Paramount Theater a block away.” www.peekskillcoffee.com Peekskill Coffee House is an award-winning establishment where vintage bean bags hang overhead from an authentic tin ceiling. Recently expanded, the coffee house offers live entertainment and a wide selection of fresh, made-to-order, sweet and savory crepes; plus Belgium waffles, panini and salads. Gluten-free crepes and vegetarian options are also available. Here, the coffee is world class and available for sale by weight and ground on site.

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VUE RESTAURANT 634 Main Street Peekskill, NY 10566 (914) 734-5050 “Vue is an American-style restaurant and bar located in the striking Inn On the Hudson. Appropriately named, Vue overlooks the Hudson River, and was recently opened by two cousins whose mission is to create a blend of fun, food and drink that complements the spectacular view of the river and surrounding landscape.” www.vuepeekskill.com Imagine comfort food that is also fresh and wholesome food, and always lovingly prepared. That’s the basis of any meal served at the Vue, as well as the feel of family and the joy of companionship. Menu options start with soup and appetizers, include a wide range of tasty sandwiches, various salads, “Bigger Plates” or entrees served with soup or salad, and all the extras that complete a tasty and satisfying meal. And, patrons can enjoy the view too! PUTNAM VALLEY PUTNAM COUNTY WATSON’S RESTAURANT & BAR 1 Oscawana Lake Road Putnam Valley, NY (845) 603-6435 “We’re food first. We mean the quality of ingredients and the taste of the food. We also Taco Dive Bar mean the service and the setting. We strive to bring the best of the entire food and beverage world to our neighborhood.” www.watsonsrestaurantandbar.com Pub-style comfort food tantalizes everyone Check Out These Food-Related Establishments who dines here. Apparently named after Sherlock Holmes No. 1 friend and confidant, Watson, KEY FOOD MARKETPLACE DYLAN’S WINE CELLAR the cozy atmosphere serves small plates, tacos, 20 Welcher Avenue 50 Hudson Ave. burgers and sandwiches, and salads. Entres Peekskill, NY 10566 Peekskill, NY 10566 here range from grilled steak au poivre to tasty (718) 843-9550 (914) 930-8003 meatloaf. Special feature here is its Sherlock www.keyfood.com www.dylanswinecellar.com Mystery Theater where “Death Takes a Bow” was A neighborhood marketplace where you For “feature of the week,” “best buys,” “top featured earlier this year. Other events, including can buy a few groceries on your way home from wines” and more, award-winning Dylan’s Wine live music, are also enjoyed. work or shop for the whole week. Cellar by the Peekskill riverfront is the place to go. Stop at this charming establishment for VERPLANCK G & K SWEET FOODS everyday wines and spirits that have top notch PARADISE RESTAURANT Peekskill, NY 10566 quality and that are not mass produced and 135 Broadway (914) 512-4373 hard to find. Verplanck, NY 10596 www.gksweetfoods.com 914-736-3334 Sweet potato pies the way grandma used to HOMESTYLE DESSERTS BAKERY “Paradise has always been the place to go make, literally. They’re made with organic eggs 24 S. Water Street in Verplanck. Aside from our pizza, the people of and a handcrafted butter crust. Other sweets Peekskill, NY 10566 the area especially appreciate our delicious pasta also available and are sold at select places (914) 737-4659 and our fresh fish. We see ourselves as a family throughout the county and online too. www.homestyledessertsbakery.com restaurant. Whether you are a regular to Paradise, Homestyle Desserts is a popular family-run or it’s your first visit, our staff will always make you HUDSON MILK COMPANY bakery, providing a delicious variety of items for feel right at home.” 3651 Barger Street both retail and wholesale. “We have a variety of www.paradiseverplanck.com Shrub Oak, NY 10588 cakes (usually chocolate mousse, strawberry/ Now serving the community for more than 70 (914) 245-0409 custard, carrot, cannoli, chocolate double years, Paradise’s Italian/seafood menu is the real www.hudsonmilk.com temptation, cheesecakes) in the 7” and 10” sizes thing. Choose from stuffed manicotti to stuffed At Hudson Milk, our belief is simple: Fresh readily available, as well as 10” tiramisu and pies, sole, from fettuccini Alfredo to shrimp scampi, and products supplied by local, family-owned cookies and pastries. Any cake larger than 7” or from spaghetti in white or red clam sauce to a full farms and businesses taste better, are more 10” or custom combination cakes need to be seafood platter - and a whole lot more. An equally sustainable, and boost local economies. We ordered ahead of time.” Final word: Homestyle tempting catering menu is also available and can deliver these products right to your door. Serving Desserts now has a wide variety of quiche pies be served onsite or at another location. Westchester, Putnam and Fairfield counties. on the menu too – great for company.

HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2017-2018 87 Real Estate Housing Options Abound ithin the varied communities of the W Hudson Valley Gateway region there exist a wide variety of housing options that are within almost anyone’s price range or budget, high to low. Whether it’s a handsome condominium complex overlooking the Hudson River, a high-rise building or garden-style cooperative complex located just a few minutes from Main Street, an historic Victorian home or “painted lady” in the downtown area, a cozy townhouse in a secluded community, a suburban-style split ranch in a Integrity Realty of the Hudson Valley Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage- quiet development, a quaint craftsman bungalow 1112 Main Street Lisa Turner Palmaffy in a quiet neighborhood, a multi-million-dollar Peekskill, NY 10566 1392 Albany Post Road compound nestled in the woodlands, or a (845) 355-7744 Croton on Hudson, NY 10520 sprawling estate in the countryside, the Hudson (914) 879-4066 Valley Gateway region can meet almost anyone’s North County Sotheby’s wish list - from commuter to celebrity. International Realty Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage- But, sometimes a hopeful buyer can feel stuck 2 Croton Point Avenue Suzanne Welch and wonder “where to begin?” Answering that call Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 1392 Albany Post Road (914) 271-5115 Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 for help are a growing number of qualified realtors (914) 557-3760 and real estate agencies in-and-around the Hudson United Real Estate LLC Valley Gateway region, all of whom know how to 937 South Street MORTGAGE COMPANIES pinpoint exactly what the client is dreaming of. They Peekskill, NY 10566 A.S.A.P. Mortgage Corp. have both the business skills and knowledge of the (914) 788-6339 2062 E. Main Street Hudson Valley to help all house hunters reach their Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 goal in a timely manner and on budget. REAL ESTATE AGENTS (914) 736-9230 For consideration, then, here are some BHHS-River Towns Real Estate - chamber member realtors and real estate agencies Maria Campanelli NJ Lenders Corp. worth contacting when looking for the perfect 133 Grand St. Peekskill, NY 10566 Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 (914) 861-5870 housing situation for you as an individual, or for (914) 271-3300 you and your family, now or in the near future: Sun Mortgage Company, Inc. BHHS-River Towns Real Estate - 2 Robbie Road John Milone Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 983 Main Street (914) 736-2889 REAL ESTATE COMPANIES Peekskill, NY 10566 Better Homes & Garden Rand Realty (914) 584-8711 DEVELOPERS 1270 Pleasantville Road Acadia Realty Trust Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510 BHHS-River Towns Real Estate - 3121 East Main St, Suite 100 (914) 762-1020 Grace Patalano Mohegan Lake, NY 10547 983 Main Street (914) 526-4995 BHHS-River Towns Real Estate Peekskill, NY 10566 133 Grand St. (914) 552-1560 Diamond Properties Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 333 N. Bedford Road (914) 271-3300 Better Homes & Garden Rand Realty- Mt. Kisco, NY 10549 Sandra Smith (914) 773-6214 BHHS-River Towns Real Estate 1270 Pleasantville Road 983 Main Street Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510 Minskoff Grant Realty Peekskill, NY 10566 (914) 906-8877 55 Church Street, Suite 10601 (914) 739-5300 White Plains, NY 10601 Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage- (914) 686-7300 Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Annette Gasparo 1392 Albany Post Road 1392 Albany Post Road HOME INSPECTION Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520 Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520 Red Mill Home Inspections (914) 271-8500 (914) 271-8500 X 122 115 Red Mill Rd Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 Houlihan Lawrence Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage- (914) 879-1734 PO 650, Route 6 Lisa Turner Palmaffy Jefferson Valley, NY 10535 1392 Albany Post Road (914) 962-4900 Croton on Hudson, NY 10520 (914) 879-4066

88 2017-2018 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce OFFICERS

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

BOARD MEMBERS

Brian Berkson Ellen Bloom Larry DeNoia Alan Dillon Tom Eikhof Lucille Geraci- Heartland Payment Systems NY Presbyterian/ ITI Strategies Dillon & Dillon, LLC Acadia Realty Trust Miranda Hudson Valley Hospital Geranda Projects

Ben Green Ken Jay Gerald Klein Bruce Lindenbaum Joe Lippolis Wilfredo Morel Jerry Nappi Peekskill Hat Factory EPSG Platinum Services Katz & Klein Frank & Lindy Plumbing & Heating Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Hudson River HealthCare, Inc. Entergy River Towns Real Estate

Chuck Newman Ken Phillips Ray Reber Lisa Rodrigues Joan Sirefman Stacey Tompkins Charles J. Newman Co., LLC Wheelabrator Westchester Civic Member Once Upon A Time Preschool/ AFLAC Tompkins Excavating Daycare HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2017-2018 89 Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce

The 2017 Annual Awards Dinner, as hosted by the Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce, was held on Saturday, January 28, at The Mansion at Colonial Terrace in Cortlandt Manor, New York. The program included a cocktail reception, dinner and dancing, as well as the awards presentation. This year, there were ﬁve honorees representing ﬁve categories. They included the following businesses, organizations and individuals as follows:

was its president from 1996-1997. More than that, Deb was also a supporter of the Peekskill St. Patrick’s Parade Committee since its inception. Currently on the Executive Board, she served as an Aide to the Grand Marshal in 1997 and as Grand Marshal in 2013. She began songwriting in 2008 and, with the help of fellow musicians Frank Corrado and Joe Adami, the trio held fundraisers for Caring for the Homeless Of Peekskill. Two of the fundraisers included Givin’ Shelter, and Harmony on the Hudson: An Evening of Rock & Roll in Celebration of Cait Chivonne, her youngest daughter who passed away in 2011. Deb joined the Board of Directors of EMBARK in 2013 and is currently Tompkins Excavating – Business of the Year Award president. She has also been a member of the Peekskill Lincoln Society for Tompkins Excavating began as a lawn mowing service provider and more than 20 years, serving on its Board of Directors since 2014. remained as such until the late 1980s when the business expanded into a full-service commercial and residential excavation company. Today, the whole Evelyn Romero – Hudson Valley Young Professional of the Year Award family is involved with the business with Stacey Tompkins as President and Evelyn Romero is the Head Administrative Assistant for Berkshire Mark Tompkins as Vice President. Considered “landsculpters” by many of their Hathaway HomeServices River Towns Real Estate. clients, the company has tripled its revenue and grown its commercial projects In that capacity, she oversees all administration, by as much as 70 percent in the past five years alone. More than that, the such as customer accounts, lead distribution award-winning Tompkins Excavating has also given back to the communities and company marketing, for both Croton-on- in which it has worked by supporting various charities and organizations, Hudson & Peekskill offices. Prior to accepting the including Putnam Valley Central School District, Armonk Outdoor Art Show, position at River Towns, she worked as Banquet Habitat for Humanity of Putnam, Jan Peek House Shelter for the Homeless, Sales Manager at the Mansion at Colonial Terrace. Community Cares of Mahopac, Support Connection, Community Center of Evelyn, 24, born and raised in Peekskill, NY, has Northern Westchester, Project Yellow Light and the Lustgarden Foundation. always been involved in her community. She graduated top 10% of Peekskill High School’s Class of 2010. Her activities and societies included, but were not limited to: Student Council President, Rotary’s Interact Club President, National Mathematics and Science Honor Societies, Varsity Softball, Volleyball and Tennis. She was also active with the Church of the Assumption’s Manos Abriertas and Young Assumption Pilgrims. Evelyn graduated from University at Buffalo with a B.A. in International Studies, International Business and World Trade, and Geography. She was active in the Buffalo community through various clubs and organizations such as Alpha Phi Omega Co-Ed Service Fraternity and UB’s Alumni Association. Evelyn studied and interned abroad at Universidad Francisco de Vitoria in Madrid, Spain, where she focused on Marketing, Language and Culture, and Web Design. During college breaks, she also interned for the Peekskill BID and the Hudson Valley Our Lady of Mount Carmel Society – Quality of Life Award Gateway Chamber of Commerce, where she was introduced to the Hudson Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Society is a non-profit Italian American club Valley Young Professionals. She now serves in a key leadership role as board on 8th Street in Verplanck, New York. It was established in 1922 by a handful member with the HVYPs as one of the group’s events coordinator. Evelyn of immigrants from Calabria, Italy, most of whom worked at the quarry in volunteers her time by organizing and participating in charitable networking Verplanck. The Mt. Carmel Society has grown from that small group of men events, bingo with seniors, Salvation Army bell ringing, and various Chamber to a record number of over 135 members in 2017. It also has an active Ladies events. Evelyn Romero truly exemplifies a Young Professional in the making. Auxiliary with more than 30 members. The mission of the Society of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is to support the community and neighbors through Kish Melwani – The Chairman’s Award donations and charitable work while keeping the Italian tradition alive. This award is presented to an individual who Throughout the year the Mt. Carmel Society holds several events such as Las goes above and beyond to support the Chamber. Vegas Night, the annual Chubby Capicotti Memorial Golf Outing, dinners, At no cost to the chamber, Kish Melwani, President clam bakes, picnics and the annual Italian Feast. The Feast has the distinction of ServiceByte, handles all our IT needs in terms of of being the longest running Feast in the Hudson Valley- 95 years this year! If repairs all IT equipment and stores, transports and you head to the Feast you can also witness the World’s Largest Tarantella! sets up our audio visual equipment for outside Chamber meetings. Kish also serves as Chairman of Deb Carlin Polhill – Volunteer of the Year Award the Chamber’s Hudson Valley Young Professionals Deb Carlin Polhill began 25 years of volunteer work at the Paramount group. He is truly a wonderful dedicated member Center for the Arts. She served on its Board of Trustees from 1994-2001 and and truly deserving of this recognition.

90 2017-2018 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce GPA throughout her four years at the school. Her honor and academic memberships include the Networking National Honor Society, National Math Honor HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY BUSINESS COUNCIL BREAKFASTS Society, National Science Honor Society, Student TOMMY BERTOLINE ANNUAL Held on the first Thursday of each month, Government, Student Council and Interact Club. SCHOLARSHIP GOLF OUTING Business Council Breakfasts feature a variety Au will be attending Stoney Brook University More than 120 golfers rendezvoused last of speakers and also give our members an in the fall (2017) where she will study biology September (2016) for the Tommy Bertoline opportunity to distribute literature and and political science. Long-term goals include annual golfing event. For 2016, they teed-off information about their companies and acquiring a Ph. D. in biology, pursuing a career in at the Mahopac Golf Club located in Mahopac, organizations. An average attendance of oncology and finding a cure for cancer. New York. The event included lunch at noon, a approximately 80 people allows for a quality Shotgun golfing event between 12:30 and 5:30 networking experience. Aidan Dowling, Hendrick Hudson High School. p.m., followed by a cocktail reception, a silent Dowling is a distinguished student interested auction and a gala buffet dinner. Proceeds from BUSINESS AFTER HOURS in science, government and business. He the autumnal outing went to the Chamber’s “Business After Hours” offers a relaxed graduated with a GPA of 97, and is an eager scholarship fund in which six high-achieving environment for mingling, networking and participant in extracurricular activities as well as students from area high schools are selected each connecting. What better way to celebrate an ardent community volunteer. Dowling has year for $1,000 college scholarships. That event the end of the day than with fellow played on several sports teams and was also was held at a later date and at the Hollow Brook Chamber members at one of the involved in several societies including Math Golf Course in Cortlandt Manor, New York (see Chamber’s local member-restaurants. Honor Society, National Honor Society, Italian “Scholarships” page elsewhere in section). Honor Society and Stock Market Club. He looks forward to studying at Binghamton University and acquiring a dual degree - a B.S. in Business Administration and a B.A. in Philosophy, Annual Scholarships Politics, and Law. Marissa Lewis, Croton Harmon High School. Lewis has been motivated to study molecular and cellular biology by her brother who suffers from Down Syndrome. She would like to rid the world of this disease, as well as Alzheimer’s, diabetes and cancer. She is the founder and president of her school’s Engineering Club, as well as the president of her temple’s United Synagogue Youth chapter. Lewis has produced research for her independent science class and has been published in the Journal of Genetic Counseling. She will be attending Johns Hopkins this fall (2017) where she will study tissue engineering.

Christina Markopoulos, Walter Panas High School. 6 LOCAL STUDENTS FROM AREA dreams. After meeting our scholarship honorees, Markopoulos’ future aspirations in becoming HIGH SCHOOLS HONORED I get a renewed sense of just how lucky we are to a neurologist is deeply rooted in years of watching At a recent Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber have students like these in our own community. her sister Gabriella suffer from learning disabilities. of Commerce Annual Scholarship Breakfast held Whether they pledge to find a cure for cancer or During her time at Walter Panas, Markopoulous was at the Hollow Brook Golf Course in Cortlandt decide to run their own business, I hope they give involved in her school’s science research program Manor, New York, Hudson Valley business leaders back to their community as well,” said Hudson and has performed her own scientific study on 648 recognized six local high school students for their Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce Executive teenagers in regards to how non-disabled high outstanding academic achievements and time Director Deb Milone. school students perceive people with learning spent in community service. Accordingly, each Scholarship recipients are chosen on the basis disabilities. Christina intends to study biology at the student was presented with $1,000 scholarships of academics, leadership skills, extracurricular University of Miami this fall (2017). at the special event. The high school students community volunteering, awards or merits, and receiving scholarships are graduating from work experience. Awards are determined by Brendan Matthews, Croton-Harmon, Hendrick Hudson, Lakeland, the chamber scholarship committee on a non- Putnam Valley High School. Peekskill, Putnam Valley, and Walter Panas high discriminatory basis. Honored for their academic Matthews has always been very goal schools in the 2017 school year. Family members and civic accomplishments were the following oriented. As a high school sophomore, he set his watched proudly as students were introduced to students, in alpha order: aspirations to be accepted into Rice University attendees and presented with their awards. and has since achieved that goal. He has always “This is my favorite chamber initiative Rebecca Au, Peekskill High School. been a stellar student in the sciences, so that is where we get to recognize the future leaders of Au is a dedicated student at Peekskill High where he set his new goal: To graduate with a tomorrow and help to further their educational School where she managed to maintain a 95 Continued on next page

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Ph. D. from Rice University in astrophysics. Aria Paradkar, Lakeland High School. sensing which gave her the impetus to study He hopes to one day uncover some of the Paradkar believes that music can be programming. Other successes include the many mysteries of the universe. After starting combined with other aspects of life to benefit school’s Coding Club whose members recently classes at Rice University this fall (2017), others and has often volunteered at the Cedar won first prize at an app developing competition. Matthews hopes to one day work for NASA as an Manor Nursing Home as a musical therapist. She will be attending Carnegie Mellon astrophysicist, and on projects such as their first For her science research project, she created a University in pursuit of a degree in Electrical manned mission to Mars. music recommendation app based on mood and Computer Engineering.

medical coverage have access to this advocacy Chamber Benefits & Discounts and assistance company. Registered nurses can DISCOUNT SPANISH INSTRUCTION a bundled life and long term disability security help guide them through questions regarding According to recent estimations provided product. Unlike other carriers, which require a claims, healthcare bills and authorizations, as well by the Selig Center for Economic Growth at higher percentage of employee participation as finding doctors and hospitals and scheduling the University of Georgia, Hispanic purchasing in theirheir plans, HealthPaHealthPassss specialist visits. power in the U.S. has grown to more than $1 countsunts any employeeemployee Questions & Quotes: Please contact Chuck trillion per year. In order to help members Newman at 914-345-1000 or email chuck@ reach this expanding market and their Spanish- charlesnewman.com speaking customers and clients, the Chamber has partnered with a customized program called, METLIFE VISION & DENTAL PLANS The Language Way. It not only provides Spanish MetLife, the company that insures more language training, translation and multilingual than 100 million people worldwide, now offers media projects to help members increase their whoo already has amazing dental and vision plans for qualified markets, but makes it fun to do. coverage towardsd participation.i i i Chamber members to consider. These plans are Through HVGCC, members receive a 10% “cost effective with flexible coverage to your discount off their chosen language training HealthPass Offers Its Members employees more options, increase employee program. Discounts may also apply to the use Greater Choice: With up to 18 plans from satisfaction, and promote company loyalty.” of more than one business service. So, take two major insurance providers in most markets. In addition, an online directory facilitates the advantage of your Chamber discount and Simplified Administration: One form process whereby your employees can readily increase your sales. Need a language service other handles employee enrollment, termination, locate and compare thousands of doctors and than Spanish? No problem. Just call us at 914-310- waiver and COBRA/State Continuation of specialists a swell. 8044 or visit www.thelanguageway.com. Coverage. One itemized bill is sent to employers Vision: Plan has low out-of-pocket for all lines of coverage. expenses, a large network of opthalmologists, WHAT IS HEALTHPASS NEW YORK? COBRA /NY State Continuation optometerists and opticians. There are savings HealthPass is an independent health Administration: HealthPass handles the on prescriptions, lenses and frames, and family insurance exchange which allows businesses with administrative with direct employee billing for all coverage includes annual eye exams. 2 to 99 employees to offer a range of health plan enrolled groups. Dental: Plan offers 100% coverage for options. In Westchester County and south, both Member Services: All employees have access preventative care, protection against unexpected Oxford and CareConnect are offered. In Putnam to HealthPass’ Member Service Team to help costs, and long-term maintenance for all ages. County and north, a variety of options from guide them through the questions or concerns Plus there are discounts on in-network dentists Oxford are offered. they might have regarding their eligibility, and specialists. Employees can also choose from a menu of enrollment and benefit inquiries Chuck Newman is the chamber’s supplemental employee benefits including Health Advocate: All employees enrolled in representative, and he would be pleased to

92 2017-2018 HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce answer your questions. Please contact him at 914- The SBDCD’s services help entrepreneurs STARTUP BUSINESS BOOT CAMP 345-1000 or email [email protected]. turn ideas into businesses, help businesses FOR CHAMBER MEMBERS Also log onto www.usiaffinity.com/hvgcc. expand, originate loans and provide information Turn Your Great Idea into businesses need to make critical decisions. a Successful Business MEMBERSHIP REFERRAL To set an appointment, call Howard Stein at Congratulations! You’ve thought up that REWARDS PROGRAM 914-948-2110, ext. 101. million-dollar idea and you are ready to crush Receive $25 off your membership renewal it. It’s time to move from that great idea to the for each business that members refer and join PROCUREMENT TECHNICAL launching pad to make it happen. Now is the time the Chamber. Email referrals to dmilone@ ASSISTANCE CENTER PTAC  to lay down a stable business foundation so you hvgatewaychamber.com. HV Gateway Chamber Annex can grow or expand your company and protect all Make Government Your Customer of your hard work while in the process. NYS SMALL BUSINESS The PTAC program is a comprehensive The Start-Up Business Boot Camp program DEVELOPMENT CENTER  resource for small businesses to access a wealth normally costs $300 but, as a special benefit HV GATEWAY CHAMBER ANNEX of information needed to effectively market provided to the members of the HVCC, this Each month a NYS Small Business and sell products and services to government valuable program is only $50 throughout 2015. Development Counselor provides complimentary agencies such as local municipalities, Camp Smith Please reach out to Deb Milone at dmilone@ one-on-one business management consulting and the VA Hospital. hvgatewaychamber.com or call her at 914-737- for existing and startup businesses in the PTAC offers members: 3600 to arrange your appointment. following areas: • Complimentary, confidential one-on-one • Business Acquisitions and Sales counseling sessions to introduce business CHAMBER SEMINARS • Financial Analysis to government contracting. Each year the Hudson Valley Gateway • Loan Packaging • Guidance to a business through Chamber of Commerce offers seminars to help • Business Planning applications and registrations, bid businesses improve their performance in key Qualified businesses can access capital for a preparations, sub-contracting and areas and kick their business up to the next variety of purposes such as: quality requirements. level. These seminars are designed to provide • Start up financing • Instruction on how to add their company businesses with the information and resources • Business Acquisitions to the list of government bidders. needed to help increase their sales, enhance • 504 Real Estate Loans • Assistance in understanding the productivity, improve their bottom line and • Purchase of an Existing Business solicitation process. stay competitive in the marketplace. Industry or Franchise • Product specifications. experts will share their knowledge, conduct • Purchase of Inventory, Machinery, To set an appointment, contact President open discussions, and hold question and answer Equipment, Furniture and Fixtures Jeremy Schulman at 845-735-7040 or sessions. Contact Deb Milone at dmilone@ • Real Estate [email protected]. hvgatewaychamber.com or call her 914-737-3600. • Construction Loans • Refinancing Existing Debt

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Marketing Opportunities Advocacy The Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of a complimentary business profile on the Commerce is a valuable marketing resource that Hudson Valley’s Find Engine of the Chamber The chamber is the business voice of can promote their businesses, from the Chamber’s website (www.hvgatewaychamber.com). But, the community when it comes to decision- website to Directory listings alphabetically and with an ad upgrade to an enhanced listing, you making by government officials or other categorically, and from literature displays to will have a better opportunity to promote your policy decision makers. Thankfully we enjoy membership decals, and more. For instance: business or organization. a strong working relationship with elected and appointed officials alike at all levels PRINTED MEMBERSHIP WEEKLY EBLASTS of government. We remain committed DIRECTORY AND COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL MEDIA to supporting government initiatives and & VISTIOR GUIDE ADVERTISING We gladly promote member events, services, policies that enhance the economic climate Businesses and services within the region specials and fundraisers to more than 1,000 of our local and regional communities. who place an ad in the Chamber’s annual recipients through our weekly e-blast - “Business Equally important, we will speak up when “Membership Directory, Community Profile & Matters” each Tuesday and “Fun Matters” each we think decisions may have a detrimental Visitor Guide” receive a variety of benefits to help Friday - as well as the Chamber’s Facebook page. impact on the business community. prosper, promote and grow their establishments. This service is complimentary to all members. For We are firmly committed to a non- The complimentary publication offers a wide additional information, email Executive Director political, non-partisan course of action. range exposure and is not only mailed to all Deb Milone at [email protected]. Most municipalities appoint one person Chamber members but is distributed by the to act as liaison to chamber activities, but Chamber to the general public, municipalities, VISITOR INFORMATION our membership is open to all elected real estate offices, libraries, hotels, visitor CENTER & KIOSK and appointed officials under the civic information centers, hospitals and other high The Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of membership category and all are welcome traffic locations. Commerce also serves as the region’s Tourism to attend our monthly breakfasts to meet The visitor portion of the guide contains Information Center. Members are encouraged you and hear directly your concerns. information on each of the member to drop off business information and event flyers By maintaining a neutral stance, the municipalities as well as libraries, school districts, for area visitors to pick up at the center located at Chamber is recognized as the voice of reason health facilities, retail operations, attractions, One South Street in Peekskill. during economic downturns or difficult events, places to stay, community organizations, times. Often times we are called upon to places of worship, business resource links, ADDITIONAL COMPLIMENTARY provide guidance and advice, develop transportation and other pertinent material. MEMBER SERVICES policy positions, and bring divergent parties The directory portion includes two vital Ribbon Cutting, Grand Opening and together for the betterment of the business sections. The first is the “Membership” listing, Ground Breaking Ceremonies – Receive community. which is alphabetically arranged and includes complimentary Chamber assistance in Additionally, when asked, we support member firms and their representatives; and coordinating these special events with elected initiatives put forth the Business Council the second section is the “Buyer’s Guide,” which officials and Chamber leaders. of Westchester, the Westchester County includes the listings of member businesses Chamber Member Logo – Incorporate Association, the Peekskill Business and member services that are categorically the chamber logo in all corporate marketing Improvement District, or other regional listed for easy reference. In this way, members pieces and company website for added business associations with whom we can get multiple exposure to potential clients validation and credibility. maintain close contact. or customers. Members Only Referral – The Chamber’s Lastly, we issue alerts when government policy is to only refer member companies when policies impact individual businesses. HVGCC’S WEBSITE BUSINESS receiving inquiries about a variety of products and When called to action, our voice represents PROFILE LISTING! services in the region. the collective interests of more than 500 It’s all about location. LOCATION is how Certificate of Origin Authorization Service: individual businesses and thousands of customers find businesses. LOCATION is how A free Chamber service that helps businesses, employees, making us the region’s largest residents discover services. LOCATION is how vendors and suppliers facilitate international and most respected business association. visitors know where to go. All members receive shipping requirements.

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Committees Board Nominations Kish Melwani Finance Lou Giordano Internal Audit Jack Levitz Insurance Bruce Lindenbaum Facilities Joe Lippolis Technology Kish Melwani Legislative Aﬀairs Ray Reber Non-Proﬁt Lucille Geraci-Miranda and Claudia Pollack By-Laws Jane Solnick & Alan Dillon Scholarships Lauren Brady Ambassadors Richard Swann Young Professionals Kish Melwani Comite Latino Wilfredo Morel, Juana Pinyol PR & Marketing Bill Powers 501C3 Larry DeNoia Manager of Events Lauren Brady

THE CROTON BUSINESS COUNCIL The Croton Business Council is the local chapter of the Chamber of Commerce serving the Village of Croton-on-Hudson. The Council is made up of Croton businesses who are members in good standing with the HV Gateway Chamber. This volunteer Council works with the Village in putting on events such as Croton Summerfest, the Goblin Walk and Costume Contest, and the annual Holiday Tree lighting ceremony. The Council serves to promote Chamber programs and services to Croton businesses, and assists with membership development.

HUDSON VALLEY YOUNG PROFESSIONALS The Mission of the Hudson Valley Young Professionals organization is to provide young professionals with opportunities to learn, lead, and grow both AMBASSADORS • Attend Chamber events to greet attendees personally and professionally. It also teaches Ambassadors are highly visible, front-line and build relationships with new how to network effectively and encourages its volunteers who serve as the Chamber’s primary members, as well as to facilitate members to give back to the community. “Live. liaison to new Chamber members. As the goodwill introductions and foster direct connections Give. Work. Play. Stay” is the motto. arm of the Chamber, the Ambassadors Committee for new members. The structure allows for Chamber support of plays an essential role in member recruitment, • Facilitate group discussions at quarterly young professionals with the community through communication and retention. Each Ambassador Chamber Orientation meetings. educational forums, training sessions, social is charged with conveying member needs, • Attend member ribbon cuttings, grand networking events and community involvement questions and concerns to Chamber staff, keeping openings and ground breakings. opportunities – to provide the tools to develop our Chamber in line with membership needs. • Maintain monthly contact via e-mail or personal and leadership skills within a professional As part of overall responsibilities, Ambassadors: phone with new member assignments. environment. The more informed, involved and • Accept new member assignments and • Volunteer at Chamber functions. networked young professionals are, the likelier conduct new member interviews (quality Members who are interested in becoming they are to stay in the Hudson Valley region and contacts), reporting relevant information a Chamber Ambassador should contact Deb influence its quality of life in later years. from these interviews to Chamber staff at Milone at 914-737-3600 or email her at dmilone@ To join the Hudson Valley Young Professionals a monthly Ambassador meeting. hvgatewaychamber.com. log onto.www.hvgatewaychamber.com.

HUDSON VALLEY GATEWAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2017-2018 95 Member Business Directory CATEGORICALLY LISTED ACTORS & ENTERTAINERS Croton Auto Park RideConnect EPSG Payment Services COMPUTER & (914) 271-5100 (914) 242-7433 (914) 263-4415 WEB SERVICES All Creative Entertainment www.crotonautopark.com www.rideconnectwestchester.org www.goepsg.com 1 Municipal Place 116 Radio Circle Suite 303 P.O. Box 108 (845) 424-2325 Data System Services LLC Garrison, NY 10524 Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 Mt. Kisco, NY 10549 W. Nyack, NY 10994 Lou Giordano Karen Ganis Ken Jay (914) 271-6883 Ray Wilson Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 Please see our ad on Page 65 Please see our ad on Page 27 Settembre Limousine Heartland Payment Systems Howard Millman Curry Auto Mall (914) 788-9198 (914) 450-9646 Antonia Arts EAWE Design (914) 393-2382 (914) 930-3800 www.settembrelimo.com www.heartlandpaymentsystems.com www.curryauto.com 1421 Crompond Rd New Fairfield, CT O6812 (917) 239-7431 www.antoniaarts.com www.eawe-design.com 925 South Street 3025 Main Street Peekskill, NY 10566 Brian Berkson Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 Anthony Settembre Montrose, NY 10548 Peekskill, NY 10566 Wayne Treptow Scarlett Antonia Brad Candullo Hudson Barter Exchange Please see our ad on Page 1 Stardust Limousine (914) 372-7155 (914) 962-3778 www.hudsonbarterexchange.com Fyne Lyne Ventures Cortlandt School of Performing Arts (914) 930-4537 (914) 402-4250 Gallon Measure Service, Inc. www.stardustlimo.com 75 N. Central Ave. (914) 737-9794 155 Union Valley Road Elmsford, NY 10523 www.fynelyne.com www.cortarts.com 530 Union Avenue 24 Old Albany Post Road www.gallonmeasure.com Mahopac, NY 10541 Karen Brown 106 Albany Post Rd. Tom Maffucci Peekskill, NY 10566 Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 Lynn Amos Carol Arrucci Buchanan, NY 10511 Please see our ad on Page 65 JP Promotional Products Richard Fay (914) 944-3451 GK Interactive LLC Daisy Jopling Band Transatlantic Auto & RV Center www.jppromoproducts.com HBA Automotive Inc (914) 737-2080 (914) 737-9187 (914) 739-8314 100 Executive BlvdSuite 101 (914) 739-8040 www.transatlantic-rv.com Ossining, NY 10562 www.gkinteract.com www.daisyjoplingband.com Peekskill, NY 10566 Peekskill, NY 10566 1019 Lower South Street 1245 Park Street Robert Rosenthal Peekskill, NY 10566 Gary Kellawon Daisy Jopling Peekskill, NY 10566 Chris Soto Gladys Muller Liberty Press (914) 737-3696 Graphics Westchester Embark Peekskill Hot Rod Hotel (914) 257-7055 (914) 671-7772 Ultimate Auto Body www.libertypressonline.com (914) 788-8800 (914) 737-3159 P.O. Box 608 www.graphicswestchester.com www.embarkpeekskill.org www.hotrodhotel.com Peekskill, NY 10566 1008 Main Street www.ultimateautobody.com Verplanck, NY 10596 28 Reynolds Lane 515 Washington Street Frank Farrell Samantha Intriligator Peekskill, NY 10566 Buchanan, NY 10511 Katie Feder Peekskill, NY 10566 Lou Lanza Bobby Frost McCaffrey Signs Inc New York Design Studio (914) 737-7979 (914) 517-2330 Margaret Steele, Magical Arts Hudson Valley Charter Service Inc www.nyds.net (914) 739-0546 Ultimate Collision http://users.bestweb.net/~tmccaff/ (914) 788-1000 (914) 788-9800 1000 North Division StreetSuite 19 32 East Grassy Sprain Road www.margaretsteele.com www.hudsonvalleycoach.com Yonkers, NY 10710 25 North Division Street www.ultimate-cc.com Peekskill, NY 10566 6 Dogwood Road 1561 Park Street Tom McCaffrey John Seuss Peekskill, NY 10566 Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567 Margaret Steele Peekskill, NY 10566 Ernie Knippenberg Bill Honovich MST Graphics Presentation Multimedia Please see our ad on Page 56 (914) 609-1444 (914) 788-1555 Mike Risko Music www.presentationmultimedia.com (914) 762-8757 Webco Brake www.mstgraphics.com Hudson View Automotive (914) 737-1980 829 B Washington Street 8 John Walsh Blvd Ste 323 www.riskomusic.com (914) 271-6700 Peekskill, NY 10566 144-146 Croton Avenue www.webcoautoparts.com Peekskill, NY 10566 www.hudsonviewautomotiveinc.com 1401 Park Street Robert Portal Dean Steinman Ossining, NY 10562 15 N. 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