Carmel Schools Seek New Architects for Facilities Upgrades

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The FREE Putnam PRST STD ECRWSS County Local US POSTAGE Postal Customer PAID TIMESPUTNAM COUNTY’S LOCAL NEWSPAPER EDDM RETAIL This paper publishes official notices for Putnam County, Kent, Southeast, Brewster, Patterson VOL. 163 NO. 38 P.O. BOX 608, MAHOPAC, NEW YORK 10541 845-628-8400 [email protected] WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 Carmel Schools Seek New Architects For Facilities Upgrades

By Holly Crocco voters in March 2019, after district The Carmel School Board is residents shot down two prior capi- putting together a request for pro- tal project proposals, in December posals for an architect/engineering 2017 and March 2018. team to oversee facilities upgrades, During a November School having recently severed ties with a Board meeting, architect David previous firm. Sammel stated that construction “We got rid of our other ar- estimates were coming in at nearly chitect after the fiasco with the double the cost — around $11 mil- bus garage, and now we are in the lion. A new team was then assigned process of hiring a new one,” said to the project by CPL Architecture, Board President Eric Mittelstadt Engineering & Planning, which ac- during the board’s Sept. 14 meeting. quired Sammel Architecture PLLC. The second annual Dino Fun Run and Family Fun Day, a fundraiser for pediatric cancer research Construction of a $6 million However, going forward, the through the American Cancer Society, took place Sept. 12 at the Patterson Fire Department grounds. bus garage, which included pur- district has since decided to find chasing a 22-acre parcel of land on Prehistoric Event Raises Funds Route 52 in Kent, was approved by Continued on Page 12 For Pediatric Cancer Research Who Should Get a Third COVID Vaccine? While COVID-19 vaccine walked that back slightly over boosters are becoming available concerns the announcement got to fully vaccinated Americans, ahead of recommendations from exactly who is eligible and when the FDA and Centers for Disease is still undecided. Control and Prevention advisory According to USA Today, committees,” reported USA Today. that won’t be decided until two As of Aug.13, people with key scientific advisory committees severely weakened immune sys- meet days before President Joseph tems – about 2.7 percent of the Biden’s proposed start date to ad- population – became eligible for a minister a third dose to any and all third shot after it was found they fully vaccinated American. may not have gotten enough pro- Originally, Biden said a third tection from the original two-dose booster dose for people with schedule. healthy immune systems would be It’s not known whether the offered beginning Sept. 20 to any- CDC’s committee will simply one who has gotten their second recommend everyone get a booster shot of either the Pfizer or Moderna after some specific number of vaccine at least eight months ago, months, or will be more specific, pending authorization from the such as saying health care work- Madelyn, almost 2 years old, of Southeast, shows off an egg she found in the Dino Dig. Additional Food and Drug Administration. ers or the elderly should go first, photos are on page 16. Photos by Holly Crocco. “But the administration according to USA Today. Brewster Schools Plan Building, Field & Parking Improvements By Holly Crocco force is currently looking at 15 The Facilities Planning Task different areas of work across Force at the Brewster Central the campus. School District is putting to- A new six-lane track is gether its “wish list” of improve- planned at the high school, close ments and expansions for the to where the existing track is lo- campus and plans to soon have cated, with centralized football, a solid proposal to present to the soccer and lacrosse fields inside Brewster School Board. — all made up of synthetic turf. “We’re still dreaming big at A “D” zone would be made up of this point,” explained Assistant hard surface to accommodate the Superintendent for Finance and high jump and other scholastic Operation Victor Karlsson at the physical education events. Sept. 14 board meeting. “Over There would be a fence the next couple of meetings around the track and parking we’re going to be refining and added along west side of the identifying what our priorities building, according to Fuller. are.” “We’ll be able to get more park- According to Joseph ing close to the track so that Fuller, president of Fuller and everyone here in the community D’Angelo, P.C., Architects and Several projects are planned at the Brewster Central School District campus. Rendering by Fuller Planners, of Elmsford, the task Continued on Page 12 and D’Angelo, P.C., Architects and Planners. PAGE 2 PUTNAM COUNTY PRESS/TIMES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021

Letters to the Editor

Cobb Road public hearing regarding Cobb Road and in her letter to the edi- Dear Editor: tor. I especially endorse her plea I want to thank Holly Crocco to Southeast residents to attend and the Putnam County Press/ meetings, voice their opinions Times for reporting on the South- and participate in governing east Town Board meetings. their town. I also want to thank Joy John Lord Sarro for her comments at the Southeast town councilman Oscawana Lake Bridge Work Begins The long-awaited widening bridge, add northbound turning Carmel Fire Draws of the Oscawana Lake bridge in lanes and improve the intersec- Putnam Valley is set to begin by tion of Oscawana Lake Road and the end of September, announced Peekskill Hollow Road, according Multi-Department Response Putnam County Executive MaryEl- to Odell. She said there will be no len Odell last week. detour necessary for this work, and Several fire departments were dispatched to a single-family house fire at 185 Drewville Road in Carmel “This is one more step in the the bridge will remain open with on Sept. 13 at about 11:15 a.m. First responders found heavy smoke coming out of the home, with highway department’s overall goal two lanes of traffic — one in each all occupants having been evacuated. Interior crews made entry with hand lines as a ladder crew of renovating Peekskill Hollow direction. from the Carmel Fire Department took to the roof to perform ventilation. Firefighters from Mahopac, Road between Oregon Corners and The work is being done by Mahopac Falls, Croton Falls and Yorktown Heights provided mutual aid to Carmel F.D., extinguishing Adams Corners,” she said. “Please Putnam County Highway Depart- the flames in about 30 minutes. No injuries were reported. be patient with any delays.” ment’s contractors, the Arben The initiative will widen the Group of Pleasantville. Gov. Announces Updated Mask Visit us at putnampresstimes.com Requirements, Vax Incentives Gov. Kathy Hochul last New masking requirements residential programs — safe from week announced a series of will also apply to congregate the spread of infection, and wear- universal mask requirements programs and facilities licensed, ing a mask is the best tool we she says are designed to protect registered, operated, certified or have. Children want to be like New Yorkers against the Delta approved by the Office of Mental the adults around them and will FREE variant and the recent surge in Health, the Office of Addiction easily adapt to the mask wearing FREE COVID-19 infections statewide. Services and Supports, the Office requirement.” The new mask requirement for People With Developmental Hochul also last week an- in child care facilities brings Disabilities, Office of Children nounced new efforts to increase the state into compliance with and Family Services and the Of- COVID-19 vaccinations and pre- The Putnam County federal Centers for Disease Con- fice of Temporary and Disability pare for booster shots, upon Food trol and Prevention guidance Assistance. & Drug Administration approval. issued in July that recommends This includes but is not To continue to support vaccinat- universal indoor masking for limited to certified residential ing school-aged New Yorkers, TIMES anyone age 2 and older who has and day programs, inpatient and 125 free tickets to the upcoming not been vaccinated against CO- outpatient mental health facili- Governor’s Ball Music Festival is available at the following locations VID-19 and is medically able to ties, substance abuse programs, are available to individuals who EVERY WEEK, and prints the OFFICIAL wear a mask. It also brings child juvenile detention programs, ju- receive their first vaccine dose care facilities in alignment with venile residential facilities, con- at a #VaxtoSchool pop-up loca- NOTICES for PUTNAM COUNTY, the towns school masking requirements gregate foster care programs, and tion through this new incentive of CARMEL, PATTERSON, SOUTHEAST, announced on Hochul’s first day runaway and homeless youth, program. in office. domestic violence and other “More than four in five adult KENT AND BREWSTER VILLAGE The requirement applies shelter programs. New Yorkers have gotten at to New York State Office of These requirements apply to least one shot of the COVID-19 Children and Family Services- anyone medically able to tolerate vaccine, and while we are sig- BREWSTER MAHOPAC licensed and registered child wearing a mask, regardless of nificantly outpacing most other Brewster Library Red Mills Market care centers, home-based group vaccination status. states with our high vaccination Southeast Town Hall Acme Supermarket family and family child care “We have heard from many rate, the fact remains that those Kobacker’s Supermarket Carmel Town Hall programs, after-school child care parents and residents of congre- who are still unvaccinated are Buy Rite Liquors Stop & Shop Supermarket programs and enrolled legally gate settings asking that the state significantly more likely to expe- Brewster Village Office Mahopac Library exempt group programs during require masking because child rience severe symptoms and end North Brewster Deli CVS operational hours. care and congregate residential up hospitalized,” said Hochul. DeCicco’s Supermarket Route 6 Mobil Implementing the mask reg- programs will not require that “The vaccine works, but Brewster Superette Olympic Diner ulation in child care programs protection without a state re- only if we take it, and that is why will provide consistency between quirement,” said OCFS Commis- we are using creative incentives PATTERSON child care program children sioner Sheila Poole. “We want for people who still need to get CARMEL Patterson Library and school children — many to keep all children and staff in their shot and putting in place the of whom often share the same child care programs — as well as necessary offense to beat back Shoprite Supermarket Putnam Diner County Office Building Patterson Auto Body buildings, according to Hochul. staff and residents of congregate the virus once more.” TOPS Supermarket Town Hall Starbucks - Putnam Plaza Route 22 Deli Sheriffs Office Route 311 Deli Put Lake Superette Flu Vaccine Clinics Scheduled Put Lake Liquor Store The Putnam County Depart- www.putnamcountyny.com/sea- Pneumonia vaccine will not Put Lake Pizza ment of Health will offer drive- sonalfluclinic. be available at clinics this year. KENT thru seasonal flu vaccine clinics A consent form, available Residents attending the clin- Mobil - Route 52 PHILIPSTOWN for residents 18 years of age at www.putnamcountyny.com/ ics must comply with COVID-19 Kent Town Hall Foodtown Supermarket and older at the Putnam County health/immunization, must be precautions. All residents must re- ShopRite Supermarket Department of Health, 1 Geneva completed and signed prior to the main in their vehicles, with a face Deli Land - 508 Rte. 52 Road, Brewster, on Mondays, clinic, and turned in along with covering, at all times during the Kent Library PUTNAM VALLEY Sept. 27 and Oct. 18 from 2 to proof of residency. Consent forms drive-thru clinics. Short sleeves Kent Liquors - 1078 Rte. 52 Putnam Valley Town Hall 6:30 p.m.; and a walk-up clinic will not be available at the clinics. are also necessary for vaccine Lake Carmel Pharmacy Putnam Valley Library at the Garrison Fire Department, The cost of the vaccine is administration. 1616 Route 9, on Wednesday, Oct. $25. For persons age 65 and older For more information, call 27 from 2 to 6:30 p.m. or with a Medicare card, it will be the Putnam County Department Send press releases and news items to: [email protected] All clinics require appoint- free. High-dose flu vaccine will be of Health Immunization Program ments, which can be made at available for those 65 and older. at 845-808-1332. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 PUTNAM COUNTY PRESS/TIMES PAGE 3 Putnam ‘Sheds’ 250 lbs. of Unused Meds Assemblyman Kevin By- rne, R-Mahopac, was joined by local partners Drug Crisis in Our Backyard, the Prevention Council of Putnam, Putnam Communities That Care Coali- tion, the National Institute of Health’s Helping to End Addic- tion Long-Term initiative and the Carmel Police Department in hosting an annual Shed the Meds event Sept. 14 at the Mahopac firehouse that netted more than 250 pounds of unwanted and expired medications to be safely disposed of. “The participation we continue to receive from our community in our Shed the Meds program is absolutely remark- Douglas Casey and Howard Carpenter with State Sen. Sue Serino. able,” said Byrne. “Since we started this program with former Kent Firefighters Honored state Sen. Terrence Murphy, we have helped safely dispose of over 3,000 pounds of unwanted for 50 Years of Service medications.” Two Putnam County firefight- Chief Howard Carpenter with According to the assembly- ers were recently honored for five proclamations commemorating man, drug take-back days help decades of service to a local fire their community service. prevent the misuse of unwanted department. “It was an absolute honor to and expired medications while State Sen. Sue Serino present- have the opportunity to visit the also protecting the local water From left are Bill Wilkins of MADD Putnam County; Michael Simone, ed former Kent Fire Chief Douglas Kent Fire Department to recognize supply from contamination president of the Prevention Council of Putnam; Susan Salomone, Casey, who also served as a fire two local heroes for 50 years of when medications are flushed executive director and founder of Drug Crisis in our Backyard; district commissioner, and former service to the department,” she down the toilet. Assemblyman Kevin Byrne; Lauren Johnson, community Fire Commissioner and Honorary said. “I thank our amazing local engagement facilitator for Putnam CTCC and the Prevention community partners for their Council; and Marie O’Connor, coalition coordinator for Putnam support in making this year’s CTCC and the Prevention Council. event such a success and I remain grateful to them for their initially prescribed for pain,” Communities Study, the overall continued commitment in the she said. “We know now how goal is to reduce opioid over- fight against addiction across dangerous these pharmaceu- dose deaths by 40 percent in a the Hudson Valley,” said Byrne. ticals can be when they are in three-year period,” she said. “By Susan Salomone, execu- the hands of someone who may engaging our community in free tive director and founder of misuse them.” overdose prevention trainings, Drug Crisis in our Backyard of According to Marie and distribution of Naloxone Carmel/Mahopac, thanked the O’Connor, coalition coordina- kits and Deterra safe medica- MULTI-FAMILY TAG SALE assemblyman for helping to get tor for Putnam CTCC and The tion disposal bags, we can arm SPARROW RIDGE TOWNHOMES these highly addictive medica- Prevention Council of Putnam, our community with tools to SATURDAY & SUNDAY tions out of homes. 111 lives have been lost locally prevent opioid overdose, and to SEPT 25 & 26 - 9AM TO 3 PM “Many people start to mis- to opioid overdose since 2014. safely and effectively dispose of RAIN OR SHINE use these medications that were “Through the HEALing unwanted medications.” HILL & DALE RD & FAIR ST - CARMEL

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First Responders REPAIRS AND SERVICE FOR ALL BRANDS OF To mark the 20th anniversary they and their families are entitled of the terrorist attacks of Sept. to,” said New York State AFL- POWER EQUIPMENT 11, 2001, Gov. Kathy Hochul last CIO President Mario Cilento. “In week signed three pieces of legis- the midst of the current COVID *LAWN MOWERS lation to ensure all first responders crisis, it is truly sobering that it who participated in the World has been such a lengthy struggle *LEAF BLOWERS Trade Center rescue, recovery for too many selfless heroes — to and cleanup operations can access have to wait so long for the same *CHAIN SAWS benefits available to them. respect and care that they gave to The bills make it easier for others.” WTC first responders to apply The legislation also creates *WEED TRIMMERS for benefits, by both expanding an online option for people filing the criteria for defining WTC first a “WTC notice of participation” *GENERATORS responders and allowing online statement with their retirement POWER EQUIPMENT submissions of notice that mem- system to be eligible for WTC *POWER WASHERS bers of a retirement system partici- benefits, and defines the term “first pated in WTC rescue, recovery or responder in communications” *SNOW BLOWERS cleanup operations. and requires employers of such SERVICE & REPAIR The term “member” will first responders to provide train- *AND MORE! PICKUP & DELIVERY AVAILABLE now include any person who is ing “to maintain and enhance the currently a member of a public knowledge, skills and proficiency FACTORY TRAINED SERVICE TECHNICIANS retirement system, irrespective of of such first responder in commu- whether the employee was a par- nications.” ticipant of the system at that time. This recognizes 9/11 op- The employee must have become erators and others in such critical a participant in the retirement sys- positions as first responders. tem since that time and purchased “This action sends a very service credit for some or all of the important message that those qualifying period. who labor under very stressful “This bill is another impor- and traumatic circumstances are tant step to ensure that all workers recognized, valued and entitled who were involved in the rescue, to services that will allow them to EAST ROAD MOTORS recovery and clean-up at the do their jobs more effectively with 58 CAROLAN RD. EAST, CARMEL NY World Trade Center during and less turnover,” said Local 1549 after the 9/11 terrorist attacks will Clerical Administrative Employ- www.EASTROADMOTORS.com no longer be denied the benefits ees President Eddie Rodriquez. PAGE 4 PUTNAM COUNTY PRESS/TIMES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 Senator Visits Putnam Diner Nutrition Corner

For ‘Coffee & Conversation’ By Allison J. Stowell State Sen. Pete Harckham, MS, RD, CDN D-Peekskill, held his monthly “Coffee & Conversation” event Autumn Apple Guide bit more about nature. Remember with constituents Sept. 12 at If you’ve been to the market to store freshly picked apples in a the Putnam Diner in Patterson. this week, then you likely saw cool environment and wash just Topics discussed included the seasonal shift in the produce before eating. affordable housing, senior department as apples took center Join my FREE, online nu- citizen issues, small business stage and berries moved aside. In trition class! Friday, September assistance and Hurricane Ida our corner of the northeast, where aid. “It is so important to hold 24, 12pm “Nutrition for Kids”. these in-person events with orchards abound, local apples are Register by visiting www.han- constituents,” said Harckham. making their way to our markets nafordnutrition.eventbrite.com “I want to hear their concerns and into our homes. Since some (select day/time above). and answer their important and are better for apple butter, while varied questions.” Harckham's others best for baking, it’s the Baked Apples with next Coffee & Conversation is perfect time for an apple refresher. Maple & Walnuts scheduled Saturday, Oct. 23 at Macintosh: Often small, www.Hannaford.com 11 a.m. at the Hendrick Hudson “Macs” are perfect for a school A better-for-you dessert that Library in Montrose. lunch box. 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Serving: 8 bites Directions: Source: California Table In bowl of food processor, Grape Commission WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 PUTNAM COUNTY PRESS/TIMES PAGE 5 Carmel Rams Hochul Affirms Compete in Tough Abortion Rights in NYS In response to anti-abortion spread, the governor wrote a letter access to abortion in the U.S. Cross-Country Meet laws passed in Texas and contem- to Facebook urging the company “We must be just as aggressive plated across the country, Gov. to provide information on any cur- to expand reproductive healthcare,” Kathy Hochul last week announced rent efforts to mitigate the spread said Golston. “This is our moment, an agenda to affirm abortion rights of abortion misinformation online to not just hold the line on access and cement New York’s status as and to take new action to combat to abortion here in New York, but a place where women can receive misinformation about abortion laws, to boldly advance it. Everyone de- abortion care. regulations and availability. serves the freedom to control their Hochul was joined by U.S. “Having control over your own own body, make personal decisions Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand to lay out body and your own future is a basic and shape their own future.” their combined efforts to fight for human right,” said Gillibrand. “But Donna Lieberman, executive reproductive rights. As part of these that right is being threatened every director of the New York Civil efforts, the governor is directing day. The recent law in Texas — and Liberties Union, said New York will state agencies to coordinate a public the Supreme Court’s refusal to block open its doors to those in need of an information campaign, including it — is dangerous and disturbing. abortion and stand up against any the development of a patient bill of This law is not just unconscionable, state that puts a bounty on reproduc- rights in coordination with stake- it’s unconstitutional. At the federal tive freedom. holders to educate women about level, we must pass the Women’s “In the face of Texas’ blatantly their rights and legal protections and Health Protection Act, which would unconstitutional attacks on abortion ensure this information is accessible create federal protections against access, we applaud Gov. Hochul’s and widely available. state restrictions that fail to protect decisive action in partnering with Hochul also directed the De- women’s health and intrude upon experts and stakeholders to ensure partment of Health to take immedi- personal decision-making.” New York is a haven state for all The Carmel Rams participated in a cross-country meet Sept. 14 at ate action to develop and widely dis- Robin Chappelle Golston, who need abortion care,” she said. Bowdoin Park in Wappingers Falls, competing against the John tribute modern and comprehensive president and CEO of Planned “We will not let Texas, or any other Jay East Fishkill, Roy C. Ketchum and Arlington school districts. provider guidance on the right to Parenthood Empire State Acts, said state that tries to follow suit, turn One coach called this course one of the top 10 toughest cross- provide abortion care and to ensure there is a national effort to destroy back the clock.” country courses in the state for the kids to complete in. Photos updates to existing regulations are by Robin Hawks. adopted so that medication abortion can be more easily accessed during telehealth visits. “Abortion access is safe in Need to Reach Us? New York — the rights of those Send Advertising Inquiries to who are seeking abortion services will always be protected here,” said [email protected] Hochul. “This plan will affirm that in our state, and leaders like Sen. Send Legals Inquiries to Gillibrand will fight on a national [email protected] level. To the women of Texas, I want to say I am with you. Lady Send News Releases, Liberty is here to welcome you with open arms.” Letters and Inquiries to Also, recognizing that national [email protected] attention on abortion issues may make misinformation more likely to

Additional SNAP Assistance All New Yorkers enrolled of less than $95 per month, will in the Supplemental Nutrition receive a minimum supplement Assistance Program will receive of $95, according to Hochul. the maximum allowable level Nearly 1.6 million house- of food benefits for September, holds in New York State will announced Gov. Kathy Hochul receive the supplemental benefits last week. She also directed the this month, which will result in state Office of Temporary and the state receiving roughly $200 Disability Assistance, which million in federal assistance. administers SNAP in New York As during prior months, State, to continue working with the payments will be delivered the federal government to ensure directly to recipients’ existing these benefits will reach house- Electronic Benefit Transfer ac- holds in need throughout the fall. counts and can be accessed with SNAP households in all their existing EBT cards. counties outside of New York Like regular SNAP benefits, City should see these benefits the supplemental benefits can post by Sept. 24. be used to purchase food at au- SNAP households already thorized retail food stores. Any receiving the maximum monthly unused SNAP benefits will be benefit, and those that had been automatically carried over to the receiving an emergency allotment following month.

Mahopac We Will Miss D’Ottavio, Valentino, 88, Brewster Sep 13. Joseph J. Smith Funeral Ludington, Hazel, 92, Sep Home. Mahopac. (845) 621- 14. Beecher Funeral Home. 1992. Brewster. (845) 279-3615. Glenn, Carlyle, 80, Sep 11. Joseph J. Smith Funeral Home. Carmel Mahopac. (845) 621-1992. Liguori, David A., 91, Sep Neudeck, Elvira, 90, Sep 9. 5. Cargain Funeral Homes. Car- Joseph J. Smith Funeral Home. mel. (845) 225-3672. Mahopac. (845) 621-1992. PAGE 6 PUTNAM COUNTY PRESS/TIMES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 Sheriff’s Dept. Welcomes Elder Law Advice New Officers & Deputies Alan D. Feller, Esq. Who Will Be By Your Side As You Age? On the surface, estate and is very risky. First, your siblings long-term care planning may or peers are usually a similar age seem to be governed by financial to you – with all of the same aging factors. Money definitely plays and illness issues. How can they a part, but relationships matter provide support when they need more. support themselves? As we age, some combina- Second, siblings and peers tion of family, close friends, have their own nuclear families former co-workers, neighbors, to care for and help, and their pri- fraternal or religious organiza- orities will lie closer to home. A tions and caregivers form the core strained parent-child relationship of our support system. How we may stem from many factors, but manage these relationships will repairing it usually begins with determine the strength and en- communicating as one adult talk- gagement of this support system. ing to another, not a parent scold- A spouse or significant other ing a willful child. Forgiving 40 is usually in the best position to years of behavior is not the goal. A swearing-in ceremony for new Putnam County Correctional Facility officers and Putnam County care for you as you age. Not every A parent must understand that Sheriff’s Department deputies, and promotions, was held recently at the Bureau of Emergency spouse is cut out to be a caregiver, aging alone is not an easy path. Services building in Carmel. Corrections Officers Daniel Gomes, Jake Talbert, Jason Argila, David but even emotional support is For the adult child, helping a Delduco, William Biley, Elizabeth Uhl and William Gabay were honored; as well as Deputies Shane invaluable. Choosing a person to parent that needs assistance and Haley, Robert Weinberg, Kevin Kennedy, Thomas Ward, Michael Gray, Ashley Piqueras, Joel Martinez spend your life with anticipates a maintaining a positive family and Antonio Graziano. Promoted were Lt. Matthew Monroe, First Sgt. Timothy Keith, Sgt. Peter Viglio, time down the road where more structure will ensure both family Sgt. Matthew Kraisky and Investigator Matthew Shelters. is asked of that person than plan- harmony and financial protection. ning a vacation, walking the dog When a spouse or adult or installing a bike rack. child is not available to provide Judy & Jack Hartog 288 Route 6, Academics If your person is in good comfort or support, other options (845) 621-4924 Mahopac, NY 10541 The following Putnam County health and can handle caregiv- must be utilized. Sometimes, natives were honored by Mount ing duties, all the better. If poor younger close family friends or Saint Mary College for making the health is a common trait in the neighbors can be major sources spring 2021 Dean’s List: household, then you may have to of companionship and caring. Louise Goodman of Brewster; look elsewhere for help. Nurturing non-family relation- Stephanie Cilento and Julissa Re- Children like to pretend they ships becomes vitally important villa of Carmel; Richard Valentine do not need their parents, but if children live distantly or there of Cold Spring; Nicolette Thomp- parents know that is ridiculous. are no children; public service, son of Garrison; Anthony Caminitti, Every facet of living has a cost fraternal and religious organiza- Sarah Citarella, Alyssa Esteves, and a responsibility that requires tions often cement strong bonds Maria Norris, Jennifer Schmidt and the kind of work that a child is within its members. When one Alexander Smith of Mahopac; and unprepared to undertake. Aging member runs into difficulties, Team Classes • Camp • Birthday Parties Katherine Frisco and Julia Monteiro parents perform similar acts of other members come together to of Patterson. pretending. ease their burdens. Not sharing important finan- Sometimes aging alone is cial information or informing a result of bad luck or tragedy. adult children of estate planning In those cases, building strong decisions is a common practice relationships within a community that the law protects. When the is a necessity. For many others, emergency comes and an ag- aging alone is a result of missed ing parent is stricken, the adult opportunities and communication children usually have to jump breakdowns. A lot of mistakes in with both feet and figure cannot be fixed, but one good things out on the fly. Poorly conversation followed by another maintained relationships will may be the key to preserving a result in limited availability and family’s integrity. reduced motivation at the exact Alan D. Feller, Esq., is man- moment heightened awareness aging partner of Sloan and Feller is required. Attorneys at Law, located at 625 Evolving a parent-child rela- Route 6, Mahopac. He can be tionship can be difficult, but rely- reached at alandfeller@sloanan- ing on your siblings or peer group dfeller.com. Honor the Memory of Caitlyn Rose Savio A day to honor the memory organizers. “We are so looking of Caitlyn Rose Savio is sched- forward to once again hav- uled Saturday, Oct. 9 from noon ing people gather to honor the to 5 p.m. at Kiwi Country Day memory of Caitlyn Rose Savio. “ Camp, 825 Union Valley Road, Savio was a 20-year-old Mahopac. A suggested donation Carmel resident who lost her life of $10 per car allows access to in a car accident Aug. 11, 2011. mini golf, a jumping pillow, bas- She was a graduate of Carmel ketball courts, Gaga pit, boating, High School, a nursing student playing fields and face painting. at the University of Rhode Tickets for food, baked Island and a lifeguard at Lake goods, drinks, basket raffles and Carmel. Therefore, the Caitlyn 50/50 raffles will be available for Rose Savio Foundation is raising purchase. money to provide scholarships This will be the 10th year to CHS graduates going in to the this event will take place at field of nursing. Camp Kiwi. For more information, call “Due to COVID-19 restric- 845-222-6908 or email thecait- tions, we were unable to have the lynrosesaviofoundation@gmail. event in-person last year,” said com. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 PUTNAM COUNTY PRESS/TIMES PAGE 7 Putnam County Community Events Flea Market is required at 914-962-6402 or donuts. Free parking and admission. Monday, Sept. 27 mahopaclibrary.org or 845-628- The Patterson Rotary Flea Market is 800-532-4290. Pre-registration required at http:// 2009, ext. 100. open every Sunday from 8 a.m. to putnam.cce.cornell.edu/events. Living With Ovarian 3:30 p.m. through October at 3163 Thursday, Sept. 23 Cancer Wednesday, Sept. 29 Route 22. Parking and admission BBQ Fundraiser Support Connection, Inc., will The Cold Spring Lions Club will is free. Healthy Snacks for Kids present Living with Ovarian or Medicare 101 Nutritionist Allison Stowell will hold an old-fashioned outdoor Gynecological Cancer: An Open Mahopac Public Library will Live Music discuss the daily nutrient needs for barbecue Saturday, Sept. 25 at Discussion will via ZOOM on Sept. present “Medicare 101” with Carmel Recreation and Parks De- children, share tips for encouraging 3 p.m. at the Taconic Outdoor 27 from 7 to 8 p.m. Open to women John Bousquet of Medicare partment will host its 2021 Fall healthy eating habits and give great Education Center, 75 Mountain nationwide who have been diag- Resource Group on Sept. 29 at Concert Series at Mahopac Cham- ideas for easy and tasty snacks and Laurel Lane, Putnam Valley. nosed with ovarian or gynecological 6:30 p.m. via Zoom. Learn ba- ber Park on Saturdays through Oct. family-friendly meals Thursday, Tickets are $65 a person and cancer. Pre-registration is required sic information about Medicare 2 from 6 to 8 p.m. Sept. 23 at 11:15 a.m. at Patterson available at coldspringlions. at 914-962-6402 or 800-532-4290 for individuals who are turning Library. For children registered for org or Country Goose on Main no later than 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. 24. 65, are losing group/employer Library Board Election the Playdough program, story time Street; or by sending a check to health coverage and need to Two trustees will be elected to will be extended so caregivers can P.O. Box 308, Cold Spring, NY enroll in Medicare for the first the Reed Memorial Library board attend. To register, call 845-878- 10516 or calling 914 204-3438. Tuesday, Sept. 28 time, are receiving Extra Help Monday, Oct. 4. Petitions are avail- 6121 or go to www.pattersonlibrary. Proceeds from the event will go ‘Women at the Helm’ (Part D), would like to learn able at the library and must be org. to The HUB, Cold Spring Little The Julia L. Butterfield Memorial about Extra Help and the Medi- completed and returned, along with League, a college scholarship, Library and the Putnam History care Savings Program (Part B), short bios, by 5 p.m. Friday, Sept. Open Mic and other local service groups. Museum will present a live, virtual or want to learn about the differ- 3. Candidates must be residents Arts on the Lake in Carmel/Kent event titled “Women at the Helm” ent ways to apply for Medicare of the library district, which is the will host an open mind open mic Hike with Susan Evans McClure, execu- benefits. Registration is required Putnam History Museum’s will Town of Carmel that is not in the night Thursday, Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. tive director at the Lake Champlain at www.mahopaclibrary.org or host a hike along Dunderberg Mahopac School District. Trustees Play, sing, read, etc. Maritime Museum, on Tuesday, 845-628-2009, ext. 100. Road and Lake Oscawana on are elected to three-year terms. For Sept. 28 at 2 p.m. Registration is Veterans Advisory Council Sept. 25 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 information, contact Library Direc- required at butterfieldlibrary.org. tor Jeanne Buck at jbuck@carmel- State Sen. Pete Harckham will host p.m., led by Putnam Valley Thursday, Sept. 30 library.org or Board President Carla a Veterans Advisory Council meet- Town Historian Dan Ricci. The History Hike Colonial Hygiene Taylor at [email protected]. ing with special guest Judge David cost is $8 for museum members Putnam History Museum will Putnam History Museum will Everett of Westchester discussing and $10 for non-members, with host a history lecture, “Women present a virtual lecture, “Cop- Senior Exercise specialized veterans courts, Thurs- registration open at www.event- at the Helm,” on Sept. 28 from ing with Life’s Necessaries: Join Agi Kadar over Zoom on day, Sept. 23 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. brite.com. Meet in the parking 2 to 3 p.m. via Zoom. Lake Colonial Hygiene Practices,” Thursday mornings at 11 a.m. at Yorktown VFW Post 8328, 257 lot at the intersection of Spruce Champlain Maritime Museum by Ian Mumpton on Thursday, through Jan. 20 for the return of her Veterans Road, Yorktown Heights. Hill (Oscawana Lake Road) and Executive Director Susan Evans Sept. 30 at 7 p.m. The Schuyler 60-minute exercise class for seniors Refreshments will be served. RSVP Dunderberg Road. Additional McClure will celebrate women family enjoyed many luxuries as to improve endurance, strength, to Benjamin Young at 914-241- hikes will take place Saturday, leaders of the Champlain Valley part of its refined lifestyle, but flexibility and balance. All ages 4600 or [email protected]. Oct. 30 at Fahnestock State from the 18th century to today. what might its hygiene practices and abilities can participate. All you Park, and Saturday, Nov. 13 at Cover topics such as female have looked like? Register at need is a sturdy chair. Registration is Yoga Mahopac Public Library will pres- the Northern Redoubt Trail in ferry captains on the 120-mile- Eventbrite.com. required at 845-225-8585 or www. Garrison. long waterway of Lake Cham- kentlibrary.org. ent a nine-week mid-day Yoga Email Help series with Chun Kim Levin begin- plain and how women’s suffrage Book Sale progressed and was shaped by Mahopac Public Library will Planning Board Members ning Sept. 23 at noon via Zoom. The Patterson Volunteer Fire De- the region. Plus, a look at the present a mini-workshop on The Kent Planning Board is ac- Learn to safely practice and reap partment will bring back the annual life of scientist Emmeline Moore sending and receiving email cepting resumes from individuals the benefits of one of the most Patterson Book Sale from Saturday, (1872-1963), a prominent early Sept. 30 at 3:30 p.m. Learn to interested in serving on the Planning profound healing systems. Learn Sept. 25 through Sunday, Oct. 3 in freshwater biologist directed the find your inbox on your com- Board. Submit a resume to Kent to stretch without pain, re-establish the pavilion on the fire department first full-lake biological study puter, compose and respond to Town Clerk Yolanda Cappelli, 25 a fuller range of motion, reduce grounds, 13 Burdick Road, across on Lake Champlain in 1929. emails, open and send attach- Sybil’s Crossing, Kent Lakes, NY stress and cultivate a peaceful mind. from the Patterson Library on Register at https://events.getlo- ments. Learn about email in 10512; or lcapelli@townofkentny. Registration is required at www. Route 311. calhop.com. this class, then stay to get other gov. mahopaclibrary.org. technology questions answered Sunday, Sept. 26 Blood Drive during a drop-in session at 4 Tuesday, Sept. 21 Friday, Sept. 24 A blood drive is scheduled Tuesday, p.m. Registration is required at Pawling Reserve Hike Sept. 28 from 12:30 to 6:30 p.m. www.mahopaclibrary.org or call Men Living With Loss Murder Mystery Night Hike the Pawling Nature Reserve Support Connection, Inc., will pres- Patterson Library will present a at Trinity Lutheran Church, 2103 845-628-2009, ext. 100. with Friends of the Great Swamp Route 6, Brewster. To sign up, email ent “It’s Okay to Grieve, Let’s Talk: Murder Mystery Night on Friday, on Sunday, Sept. 26 beginning at An Open Discussion for Men Living Sept. 24 at 6 p.m. Using short nybc.org or call 1-800-933-2566. Saturday, Oct. 2 9:30 a.m. Meet at the intersection Appointments are preferred but With Loss” on Tuesday, Sept. 21 cue cards, teens will act their way of Furlong Road and Sprague Road Shred Day from 7 to 8 p.m. via Zoom. Open through this night of rumors, bribes walk ins welcome. Bring identifica- (west side of the reserve, just off tion and donor card. Hudson Valley Federal Credit to men nationwide who have lost a and accusations to determine who Route 22) in front of trail entrance. Union will sponsor a free com- spouse or partner to breast, ovarian murdered one of their fellow guests. The 5.5-mile hike will be strenuous Percy Jackson Series munity shredding event Satur- or gynecological cancer, regardless Individual registration is required. at times and should take about 3 ½ Kent Public Library invites day, Oct. 2 from 10 a.m. to 2 of how much time has gone by. To For teens ages 12 and older. To hours. For reservations email Ken youth age 8 to 12 to read the p.m. at the Brewster Chamber of register, call 914-962-6402 or 800- register, call 845-878-6121, ext. 10, Luhman at frogspaddle22@gmail. Percy Jackson series and discuss Commerce, 16 Mount Ebo Road 532-4290 by 5 p.m. Sept. 20. or go to www.pattersonlibrary.org. com with “hike” in the subject it month by month. On Tuesday, South. Reserve a time at www. American Legion Meeting line. Donations to FrOGS are ap- Sept. 28 via Zoom, compete with brewsterchamber.com. Saturday, Sept. 25 preciated. your cabin to win trivia chal- American Legion Post 71 in Brew- Dr. Alan Rabinowitz ster will meet Tuesday, Sept. 21 at Parade lenges, then make a fun craft Freedomland USA together. This month, discuss Celebrate the life of conserva- 7 p.m. at 21 Ice Pond Road. The Putnam Valley Fire Department Discuss Freedomland USA tion legend Dr. Alan Rabinowitz will celebrate its 75th anniversary the first book, “The Lightning Homework Help at Reed Memorial Library in Thief” by Rick Riordan. Regis- on Saturday, Oct. 2 at 7 p.m. at with a dress parade Saturday, Sept. Carmel on Sunday, Sept. 26 at Arts on the Lake, 640 Route 52, Mahopac Public Library will pres- 25 starting at 3 p.m. at the fire tration is required per month, at ent “Brainfuse HelpNow: free 2 p.m. Freedomland USA was 845-225-8585 or www.kentli- Kent Lakes. $8 general admis- department headquarters on Ca- celebrated as the “Disneyland of sion, $5 for members. homework help and more” on nopus Hollow Road. The parade brary.org. Sept. 21 at 4:30 p.m. and Sept. 28 the East.” Author Michael Vir- will march past Town Hall, make a gintino’s presentation includes Cyber Security at 7 p.m. Brainfuse HelpNow can right onto Oscawana Lake Road and help you and your children gain an entertaining history of the Mahopac Public Library will march past the new building that is park with vintage film, lots of present “Cyber Security: how to confidence and succeed this year. under construction, and proceed on Explore many of the HelpNow photos and a memorabilia dis- protect yourself on the Internet” Send Us Your Oscawana Lake Road to Town Park. play. Everyone who attends will on Sept. 28 at 2 p.m. viz Zoom. Community Events resources including live tutors via Oscawana Lake Road will be closed chat, flashcards and games, writing receive an original turnstile coin Kish Melwani of ServiceByte or Virtual Events from Church Road to South Street from the park. Registration is will describe the latest cyber- lab and practice quizzes. Registra- during the parade. tion is required at www.mahopa- required at www.carmellibrary. security threats impacting us. Let everyone in clibrary.org or call 845-628-2009, Open House on the Farm org/calendar or 845-225-2439. Learn how to protect yourself Putnam County know ext. 100. An “Open House on the Farm” is and your family from financial about your upcoming Classical Music loss, exposure of sensitive in- scheduled Saturday, Sept. 25 from Arts on the Lake’s Friends of Community Events and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. (rain date Sunday, formation and other risks. Kish Events Online Wednesday, Sept. 22 Classical Music will host a Sept. 26) at Tilly Foster Farm in will perform live ethical hacking Cancer Support Services concert Sunday, Sept. 26 from to see how hackers compromise Send info to Brewster. Check out the animals, 3 to 5 p.m. at Sedgewood Boat- Support Connection, Inc., will our information online. Attend- [email protected]. antique tractors, and join in a 4-H house, 1026 Barrett Circle West, host a breast and ovarian can- ees will be eligible to receive a clover scavenger hunt. Take a walk Kent. Featuring a woodwind trio Please allow cer support group Wednesday, free dark web report to see if any through the nature trails and visit the comprised of musicians from the two weeks notice. Sept. 22 at 7 p.m.; Thursday, of your current passwords are Master Gardeners for information Metropolitan Opera Orchestra Sept. 23 at 7 p.m.; and Tuesday, already exposed on the internet. about the Putnam Pollinator Path- and Boston Ballet Orchestra. For Sept. 28 at 7 p.m. Registration Registration is required at www. way. Save room for grilled corn and tickets, visit artsonthelake.org. PAGE 8 PUTNAM COUNTY PRESS/TIMES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 Brewster Middle-Schoolers Celebrate Heroes on 9/11

Brewster middle-schoolers marked the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, with a ceremony and other community-minded activities.

Honor Society students plant trees in the courtyard at Wells as part Brewster students of the recent 9/11 commemoration. add to a “Heroes” banner at Henry H. Wells Middle School.

“After Sept.11, heroes of Barbato’s reading was part fying, ranging from, “We will all kinds were seen all over our of an interdisciplinary day of never forget,” to “Even the sim- country,” read Brewster seventh- remembrance at Henry H. Wells plest act of kindness is a way to grade social studies teacher Middle School honoring the honor those we lost.” Susan Barbato on the 20th an- somber anniversary. Through- Superintendent of Schools niversary of the terrorist attacks out the day, students visited Dr. Laurie Bandlow and Board on the World Trade Centers in Wells’ courtyard and listened of Education trustee Scott Sea- NYC and the Pentagon in Wash- to Barbato give a short read- man joined students in the court- ington, D.C. “What is a hero? ing on the meaning of heroes yard for a special tree plant- The definition is, ‘A person who before heading inside to paste a ing, in which National Junior is admired, who has courage personalized red, white or blue Honor Society members Caylie and shows outstanding achieve- heart on a “Heroes” banner by Constantin, Harrison Dakin, ments,’ and this is exactly what the cafeteria. Lily Katsetos and Cole Wilson was witnessed after the horrible The messages students helped cover two trees that were events of Sept. 11.” wrote were heartfelt and uni- planted in the courtyard. “These two trees will grow with us and will be here to commemorate 9/11 for years to come,” said Principal Christian FREE Pick-Up and Delivery of your garments Hernandez. “They are symbolic of our remembrance of the vic- from your home or office.CALL US TODAY! tims, survivors and heroes. Simi- lar to the towers, they’re planted in a way where they’ll grow and not touch.” The importance of the day’s events was not lost on students. “I think the tree planting activities were important because it’s vital to not only remember the lives that were lost, but also those who survived,” said eighth-grader Caylie Constan- tin. “They are living, breathing proof that we, as a country, will persevere.” Assistant Principal Alicia Manguso noted that the day’s interdisciplinary, community- building activities were truly a work of collaboration. DRY CLEANING “It was a beautiful, symbolic day,” she said. “A huge shout- out goes out to Jane Abrantes, 20% OFF Sue Barbato, Mike Bellucci, An- When Pre Paid @ Drop Off 80 Route 6 • Baldwin Place (Next to Somers Bagels) thony Chiesa, Jennifer Cormier, Glen Freyer, Glenn Palmieri and 914-519-6095 Irene Othmer for all their help in preparing.” WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 PUTNAM COUNTY PRESS/TIMES PAGE 9 Putnam Commemorates Somber Anniversary

The Putnam County Youth Bureau hosted a ceremony Sept. 11 in the parking lot of the Bureau of Emergency Services in Carmel to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

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A procession from Mahopac Volunteer Fire Department to Visit us at putnampresstimes.com Saint John the Evangelist Parish on Sept. 12 honored area first responders. PAGE 10 PUTNAM COUNTY TIMES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 ‘Beatles vs. Stones’ Returns to Paramount Theater The critically-acclaimed “Beatles vs. Stones – A Musical Showdown” production will be bringing its highly-anticipated Winter Tour 2021 back to the Para- mount Hudson Theatre in Peekskill on Saturday, Dec. 4 at 8 p.m. This unforgettable show takes the audience on a musical trip to the heart of the British Invasion, to witness the greatest concert that never was – The Beatles and The Rolling Stones live together on stage. The Peekskill show is part of a 125-city tour of the U.S., Canada and Mexico. For the past decade, with more than 1,200 performances across the country and abroad, this unforgettable production has been delighting audiences with its talent, warmth, humor and passion for the music of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. A critic for the Los Angeles Times called it “the most unique tribute show in Abbey Road and Satisfaction will bring the British Invasion to decades.” Peekskill in December. The show pits Rolling Stones dominance. from audiences all over the country tribute band Satisfaction against Hailed as the most exciting for more than two decades. Chris rival Brit boys Abbey Road in an Rolling Stones tribute band, Satis- LeGrand and his band bring to the all-out musical showdown for rock faction has been receiving acclaim stage an amazing energy and un- mistakable enthusiasm that is the hallmark of a live Rolling Stones were seldom heard in concert. ing the concerts,” added LeGrand. performance. Abbey Road has amassed a strong “The Beatles vs. Stones” show Village Baseball Cards Whether it’s the passion and national touring history and has has become a phenomenon, widely Established 1989 fury with which they deliver the honed its show to become one of regarded as the world’s greatest blues-soaked, groove-driven rock the most musically and visually tribute concert. 128 Gleneida Ave., Carmel, NY 10512 anthems, or their attention to detail satisfying Beatles tribute acts in Tickets to the show range (845)225-8168 and nuance, “Satisfaction – The the world. from $30 to $60, plus applicable International Rolling Stones Per- “If the British Invasion had a fees, and may be purchased at www.villagebaseballcards.com formance” is a truly awe-inspiring house band in the 60s and beyond, www.paramounthudsonvalley. Huge Selection of Cards and Sports Memorabilia part of the show. hopefully we’d be that band,” said com. Utilizing multi-instrumental- Chris Paul Overall, who plays The Paramount Hudson Val- Old and New - All Sports ists at its disposal, Abbey Road “Paul McCartney” in the show. ley Theater is located at 1008 re-creates songs in all their depth “There’s always a special feel- Brown St., Peekskill. The box ALWAYS BUYING! and glory with studio overdubs ing for these shows — people dress office is open Tuesday through that The Beatles themselves never up in 60’s costumes, wear Beatles Friday from noon to 7 p.m., and Hours: Mon-Fri 11:30pm-5:30pm / Sat 10am-5pm performed live. The band also and Rolling Stones clothing, and Saturday and Sunday from noon touches on the deeper cuts that enjoy one another’s company dur- to 6 p.m. Wind Trio to Perform in Kent

The 2021 Friends of Clas- Orchestra. sical Music of Arts on the Lake Jordan currently serves as will present the second of four fourth horn of the Boston Ballet concerts, Sunday, Sept. 26 at Orchestra and principal horn of 3 p.m. at the Sedgewood Boat- the Sarasota Opera Orchestra. house in Kent. She also held the second horn The Wind Trio features position with the Sarasota Or- Anton Rist on clarinet, William chestra, from 2014 to 2017. Short on bassoon and Katie The trio will perform music Jordan on French horn. All are of a wide array of composers, members of the Gotham Wind from the influential late 16th Quintet, which “emerged from century composer Orlando di the pits of opera to bring new Lasso to the works of Purcell, depth and vocal expression to Weber, Kovacs (Bach homage), the woodwind quintet.” and Bozza — a 20th century Rist was recently appointed composer who was one of the principal clarinet of the Metro- most prolific composers of politan Opera Orchestra. He has chamber music for wind instru- performed with the American ments. Ballet Theater, the Orchestra This is a unique opportunity of St. Luke’s, the Louisiana to hear these musicians perform Philharmonic and the St. Paul at the Sedgewood Boathouse on Chamber Orchestra. China Pond. The concert will Short was appointed princi- be held indoors, so masks and pal bassoon of the Metropolitan social distancing are required Opera Orchestra in 2012. He for attendance. previously served in the same Tickets are $35 for general capacity with the Delaware admission, $30 for AotL mem- Symphony Orchestra and has bers and $10 for students. For also performed with the Houston tickets and additional informa- Symphony and the Philadelphia tion, visit artsonthelake.org.

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Carmel Teacher Helps Celebrate Revolutionary War History The Kent Historical Society and the Kent historian have put Carmel High School history teacher Robert Buccheri (back, center) will join re-enactors of the 5th together an exhibit titled “School Days From Our Past,” which is New York Revolutionary War Regiment in commemorating the 244th anniversary of the Battle of Forts on display in the entrance of Kent Town Hall, 25 Sybil’s Crossing, Montgomery and Clinton — a fierce struggle for control of the Hudson River during the Revolutionary Kent Lakes. It can be viewed during regular business hours. Here, War — on Saturday, Oct. 2 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Fort Montgomery State Historic Site, 690 Route Supervisor Maureen Fleming shows off the display. 9W. Actors will perform vignettes regarding soldier life at the fort and during the battle, and regiment members will conduct march and drill exercises for the public. Colonial games will be available for kids to play, and musicians will be performing music of the era. There will also be a cannon firing demonstration. 1M New York Households Not Connected to Broadband The state has made progress will require both upgrades to cur- ley at 12 percent). In addition, those in making high-speed connections rent infrastructure systems, as well without access tended to have less available to New Yorkers, ranking as deployment of new technology. than a high school education, have second in the U.S. in the percentage In addition, the plan should income below $20,000 or are age of the population with broadband enhance access for low-income 65 and older. available in their neighborhood, but households. Solutions should focus Read the report at www.osc. more than one million households on both residential properties and state.ny.us/reports. — 13.8 percent — do not have community institutions, including access or a subscription to home schools, libraries and parks. broadband services, according to a Lastly, DiNapoli said the plan report released last week by State should improve affordability, par- Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli. ticularly for low-income residents. DiNapoli’s analysis finds About 326,000 households in New many predominantly rural areas York have already benefited from remain underserved by broadband the Federal Communication Com- infrastructure. In addition, ap- mission’s Emergency Broadband proximately one in three New York Benefit Program, which currently households with income less than provides a $50 per-month subscrip- $20,000 lacked access to broadband tion subsidy and a one-time discount at home. on a computing device. As of 2019, the greatest share DiNapoli said state leaders of households lacking access was in should advocate for this to be ex- New York City. tended or made permanent during Only a limited number of the ongoing federal infrastructure households had higher-speed sub- negotiations. scriptions that were essential dur- New York has done well in ing the pandemic, as stay-at-home deploying broadband infrastructure orders led to sharply increased at the standard speed of 25/3 Mbps, amounts of data transmitted simul- according to the comptroller. In taneously. 2019, the state ranked second in Some households upgraded the country with 98.7 percent of the their subscriptions to accommodate population in areas with broadband increased demands within their compared to a national average of homes during the pandemic. How- 95.6 percent, per the FCC. ever, other New Yorkers may not At least one provider offering have had that option due to a lack high-speed broadband of at least of availability of higher-speed con- 250/25 Mbps speeds was avail- nections or affordability concerns. able to 98.3 percent of New York’s DiNapoli urged the state to population; however, provider craft a detailed strategy that can competition is lacking, which may leverage federal funding provided make consumer costs higher. under the American Rescue Plan The report noted that the FCC and new funds that may be provided considers an area “served” if a under the infrastructure bill cur- service provider reports that it has rently before Congress. made broadband infrastructure He said the plan should ac- available to a particular census celerate universal availability of block, even if service is not neces- the highest speed connections, sarily available to every location on including in rural areas where there that block. are currently no providers or only According to the report, ap- one option for service. The state proximately half of those without should look to the future and plan broadband available were downstate for the deployment of gigabyte (Long Island at 25 percent, NYC at (1000 Mbps) connections. This 12 percent and the Mid-Hudson Val- PAGE 12 PUTNAM COUNTY PRESS/TIMES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 A new science addition on change instruction and the way Brewster Schools the lower level is also planned at we educate our children and a Plan Building, the high school, including three desire to reduce class sizes.” History Program large “21st century” spaces, At C.V. Starr Intermedi- Field & Parking for Pathways in Technology, ate School, a new cafetorium STEM and Project Lead the is planned on the lower level, Focuses on Improvements Way. “These are all indoor with a new kitchen and stage, Continued from Page 1 spaces configured together,” bleachers tucked into the wall, said Fuller. and raised seating at the back of ‘Women at the Helm’ The upper level may include the space. When the cafeteria is two biology and two chemistry set up it will seat 224 students at The Julia L. Butterfield Memo- prehensive scientific survey of the classrooms. round tables, with storage space rial Library and the Putnam History Lake George watershed, of which can walk on the track, as they so The addition would also on each side of the room. This Museum will present a live, virtual Lake Champlain is included. Moore often do, in a very easy manner,” include an elevator on that side will also allow the school to go event titled “Women at the Helm” is also credited with extensive work he said. of the building, staff offices and from five lunch periods down with Susan Evans McClure, execu- in conservation and researching Also planned at the high possibly a teaching courtyard, to three. tive director at the Lake Champlain ways to combat water pollution. school is a new, 1,400-square- explained Fuller. The old cafeteria would be Maritime Museum, on Tuesday, Lake Champlain, with borders foot dual gymnasium with new Also at the high school, converted into two 770-square- Sept. 28 at 2 p.m. Registration is in two states and two countries, at connectivity to the existing expansion of the security office foot classrooms and a space for required at butterfieldlibrary.org. 107 miles long and 14 miles across locker rooms through a corridor and main lobby are planned, as small group instruction, said “Women at the Helm” shares at its widest, provides drinking that goes through the existing well as added parking. Fuller. the stories of several influential water for hundreds of thousands courtyard. This would be double At JFK Elementary School, Also at C.V. Starr, the secu- women whose leadership opened of people. the size of the current gym. an attached, expanded early rity office and lobby area would doors and whose legacy shaped the McClure has been executive The new space would also childhood learning area is be expanded. region and the community as we director at the Lake Champlain include bleacher seating for 900 planned on the east side of At Henry H. Wells Mid- know it today. Maritime Museum since 2018. Prior people. school, with parking and a dle School, a two-story addi- Focusing on Lake Champlain to joining the museum, she was In addition, the new wrest- student drop-off area located tion in the southwest corner of and the North Country region, director of programs and audience ing area would increase from directly in front of the building. the building is planned, which “Women at the Helm” delves into development at the Smithsonian’s 2,500 square feet to more than The center of the addition would house two new science the lives of the female ferry captains National Museum of American His- 3,500 square feet, and the new would include offices, with a rooms and two new classrooms. of Lake Champlain, how women’s tory. She holds an Ed. M (advance weight room would increase perimeter corridor and 10 class- School Board member Scott suffrage shaped the North Country, master’s degree) in arts in education from 2,200 square feet to 4,000 rooms on the outside, each 1,400 Seaman emphasized that the and the life of pioneering scientist from the Harvard Graduate School square feet and be located on the square feet. “It’s a very simple, project is not finalized, and will and freshwater biologist Emmeline of Education and a bachelor’s second floor, along with a new economical design,” said Fuller. be adjusted based on the needs of Moore (1872-1963.) degree in theater from McGill music room, said Fuller. There would be an enclosed the district, bond requirements Moore conducted the first com- University. The cafeteria would expand connection from the existing and other details. from 6,300 square feet to 8,500 building to new building, he “We’re not saying we’re square feet — into the existing said. doing all these 15 items,” he wrestling room, and the Reserve According to Karlsson, said. “These are the items that Carmel Schools that air conditioning is something Officer’ Training Corps space this new space would allow are up for review… This is the that we may want to do,” he said. would move into the current the district to continue to drive big picture.” Seek “If it needs to be a bonded issue — I weight room. down class sizes in kindergarten Karlsson agreed, explaining think it’s a very important thing for “So we’ll be able to recap- through fifth grade classrooms. that fiscal advisors will be con- New Architects For our school to have the best quality ture that ROTC space, which is “This proposal consumed sulted to provide cost estimates, Facilities air for the kids to breathe — so this in the middle of the school now,” a lot of time within our task state aid predictions, and to help probably won’t be a hard sell if we said Fuller. “It’s a little dis- force meetings,” he said. “So, determine what the cost of the Upgrades put it out there. But, again, it will all come down to dollars and cents.” jointed. It’s on different levels… this proposal is not a response project would be to taxpayers, Continued from Page 1 This is a much cleaner upgrade.” to increase in enrollment — in and help develop the final scope In addition, Mittelstadt sug- The former ROTC space fact, our enrollment has been of the project. gested the district consider upgrad- may be converted into a senior declining over the past decade. “We dream big, and then we ing its athletic fields and maximiz- lounge or other leisure space. But rather, it’s our desire to obviously prioritize,” he said. another firm to handle its infrastruc- ing use of the fields at George ture upgrades. Fischer Middle School, which are in “We are moving forward in a the best shape. He said a project was positive way, as far as architectural put together years ago, which, by design and engineering,” said Mit- the time it was done, was up to about telstadt. “We weren’t happy with the $80 million and was quickly and other group and we’re hoping this decidedly voted down by taxpayers. one will be sensitive and attentive “The architects we get are go- to what we’re actually asking for ing to design what we ask them to and not for what they foresee as do and not put all kinds of bells and the future of our schools. We’re the whistles on it,” he said. ones that know what we want and Trustee Matt Morello sup- hopefully if they listen to what we ported both ideas. want we can bring it in, in a number Regarding the installation of that the people in the community air conditioning, he said, “That’s will agree with, that’s in the best certainly something I’d like to see a interests of the children and the proposal for — whether it’s feasible school district.” or not.” Mittelstadt suggested any Morello also noted that past members of the community with ideas to upgrade the fields at the input email him at emittels@carm- middle school were too big. “If we elschools.org. can find a way to do that more cost “I think it’s important that effectively and upgrade the facili- Follow Us stuff like this has community input ties, that would be great,” he said. because in the past it’s just been the Trustee Debra Heitman-Cayea opinion of the two or three people said the district needs to conduct a on the committee, and not a lot of study before committing to field on Facebook community input until the time of upgrades, citing declining enroll- the vote,” he said. ment, a shortage of coaches, and At the start of last week’s recreation programs suffering with meeting, one parent criticized the low numbers. “I am a firm believe administration for claiming to be that if you build it they will come, for Local News a technologically advanced district but I also think that being fiscally when only staff offices have air responsible to the taxpayers and conditioning, and not classrooms. looking at some of those thing is “Isn’t that kind of a slap in the face important,” she said. Updates and for our students?” she asked. Heitman-Cayea also said air The parent asked the board to conditioning should be a priority obtain an estimate to have air con- for the district. “If people are un- ditioning installed in classrooms. comfortable, then they don’t always “The community is entitled to know learn as well as if they are comfort- Happenings at the price of the project and to vote able,” she said. on it,” she said. “I think priority one is getting Mittelstadt said air condition- us into the 21st century, like every- ing can also be a good air filtration thing else… whether through bond PutnamCountyTimes/Press system, which is important during or federal money, or both — that’s the ongoing pandemic. key,” concluded Mittelstadt. “Just because we’re in a contin- He said the Facilities Commit- gent budget doesn’t mean we don’t tee will look into both issues and have to upgrade our schools, and set up a public forum to hear from it’s been brought to our attention constituents. 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Especially if you’re traveling with filled with good tidings and joy. your budget now can help you Popular travel spots tend * Book lodging early. children, you’ll need to make * Know what you want to make choices about things like to fill up fast, so if you’re con- With travel volume up and space for beloved holiday tradi- spend. accommodations and activities sidering visiting a high-demand availability for accommodations tions such as gifts or a visit from If you’re planning to open while giving you some extra time location, be aware of how crowds already trending downward for the a certain jolly old elf. your wallet a little wider for this to save. might affect your plans for every- holiday season, consider making Source: Vrbo. PUTNAM COUNTY AND TOWN NOTICES To Place Legal Notices, Email ([email protected]) or Call 845-628-8400 ------PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ------The Town of Kent reserves [email protected]. Vera Patterson, Secretary for By order of: the right to reject any and all Bids, Date: September 13, 2021 The Town of Kent Planning Vera Patterson, Secretary for Kent to waive any informality in any By order of: Board The Town of Kent Planning NOTICE TO BIDDERS Bid, and to award the Contract The Kent Planning Board County of Putnam Board Sealed proposals for perform- to other than the lowest Bidder if Contact: State of New York County of Putnam ing the work herein described will deemed in the best interest of the Vera Patterson, Secretary for 25 Sybil’s Crossing State of New York be received by the Town Board Town to do so. The Town of Kent Planning Kent, NY 10512 25 Sybil’s Crossing of Kent, New York, at the Office Dated: September 15, 2021 Board planningkent@townofkent- Kent, NY 10512 of the Town Clerk, Town House, By Order of the Town Board County of Putnam ny.gov planningkent@townofkent- 25 Sybil’s Crossing, Kent Lakes, Yolanda D. Cappelli State of New York ny.gov New York 10512, until October 25 Sybil’s Crossing P. 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13 - 56 1, 2021 at 12:00 PM and imme- P. 9/22 - 74 Kent, NY 10512 P. 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13 - 62 diately thereafter the bids will be planningkent@townofkent------publicly opened and read aloud in ------ny.gov PUBLIC NOTICE ------the Town Clerk’s office. PUBLIC NOTICE ------PUBLIC NOTICE The project consists of Phases ------P. 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13 - 65 LEGAL NOTICE #8 ------1a and 2 of the Ryan Park Park- LEGAL NOTICE OF YEAR 2021 ing Lot Pavement Rehabilitation PUBLIC HEARING/ THE ------OF A PUBLIC HEARING Study, which call for the reclama- KENT PLANNING BOARD PUBLIC NOTICE THE KENT LLC tion, grading and compaction of #6 YEAR 2021 ------PLANNING BOARD Notice of Formation of En- existing material at each location, JPE AUTO REPAIR LEGAL NOTICE #7 THE MANIATIS RESIDENCE duringly Faithful, LLC SSNY on the installation of a 2.5” NYS CORPORATION YEAR 2021 FOR DEMOLITION AND 09/15/2021. Office Location: Put- Type 3 binder after compaction, 333 ROUTE 52 OF A PUBLIC HEARING CONSTRUCTION OF A RESI- nam County. SSNY designated as and a 1.5” lift of 6F top course KENT, NY 10512 THE KENT DENCE AT agent of LLC upon whom process after compaction. Phase 1a work TAX MAP NO 33.-18-1-11 PLANNING BOARD 250 EAST BOYD’S LAKE may be served. SSNY shall mail is to be completed in the lower NOTICE IS HEREBY FRIEDMAN-CROSSMAN ROAD process to Enduringly Faithful, parking lot adjacent to the picnic GIVEN that a Public Hearing PROPERTY KENT, NY 10512 LLC, 142 Dykeman Road, Car- area, including the roadway down pertaining to the property noted FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A TAX MAP: 31.-2-51 mel, New York 10512. Purpose: to the lot. Phase 2 work is to be above was held on Thursday, RESIDENCE AT NOTICE IS HEREBY any lawful purpose or activity. completed in the northern lot September 9, 2021, at 7:30 PM 5 CHINA CIRCLE COURT GIVEN that a Public Hearing adjacent to the first baseball field and was adjourned until Thurs- KENT, NY 10512 pertaining to the property noted P. 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, 10/20, when you enter the park. Both of day, October 14, 2021 at 7:30 TAX MAP: 42.7-1-27 above will be held on Thursday, 10/27 - 14 these phases will include, before PM or as soon thereafter as the NOTICE IS HEREBY October 14, 2021 at 7:30 PM or paving, the inspection of the matter may come to be heard at: GIVEN that a Public Hearing as soon thereafter as the matter ------sub base material for soft areas The Kent Town Hall pertaining to the property noted may come to be heard at: PUBLIC NOTICE and the stabilization of any soft 25 Sybil’s Crossing above was held on Thursday, The Kent Town Hall ------spots by digging out 18” of pre- Kent, NY 10512 September 9, 2021, at 7:30 PM 25 Sybil’s Crossing Notice of Formation of Hope existing material, the installation This Public Hearing pertains and was adjourned until Thurs- Kent, NY 10512 and a Wick LLC. Articles of Org. of stabilization fabric, and the to an application for Special Use day, October 14, 2021 at 7:30 This Public Hearing pertains filed with the SSNY on 7/09/2021. installation of 18” of NYS DOT and Change of Use Permit. JPE PM or as soon thereafter as the to an application for approval of Office Location: Putnam County. Item-4. Square-foot pricing on Auto Repair Corporation is leas- matter may come to be heard at: Steep Slope and Erosion Control SSNY designated as agent of the the aforementioned aspect of the ing this space from the property The Kent Town Hall permit approval for the demoli- LLC upon whom process may be job should be included in propos- owner, Crystal Property Manage- 25 Sybil’s Crossing tion of an existing dwelling and served. SSNY shall mail process als. Square-foot pricing for any ment LLC. The property will Kent, NY 10512 office studio, the construction of to the LLC, 1241 Peekskill Hol- additional blacktop work should remain as is. Three car-lifts will This Public Hearing pertains a single-family residence with an low Rd Carmel NY, 10512. Pur- also be included in proposals. be installed inside the existing to an application for approval of attached garage, the minor expan- pose: Any lawful purpose. Contract Documents may be building. The property is serviced Steep Slope and Erosion Control sion of the existing septic system obtained at the office of the Town by Town water and sewer. The permit approval for the construc- and the relocation of a small por- P. 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13, Clerk on or after September 20, total acreage of this property is tion of a 5,401 square foot single tion of the existing driveway on a 10/20 - 14 2021 at 12:00 P.M. 1.4144 acres. family residence with well, septic 11.18-acre parcel located at 250 Bids shall be made on the At this hearing all persons and driveway and a garage on East Boyd’s Road in the R-80 Proposal Forms furnished with speaking in favor or in opposition a 2.2089 acre parcel in a R-80 zoning district. At this hearing the Specifications. Proposals shall shall be heard. zoning district. At this hearing all persons speaking in favor be enclosed in a sealed envelope Files on the subject may be all persons speaking in favor or or in opposition shall be heard. bearing the name and address inspected at the Planning Board in opposition shall be heard. The Total square footage of all new Be well informed... of the Bidder, addressed to the office Mondays, Tuesdays and telephone number for the Kent construction will be 9,044 square Town of Kent, The Town House, Thursdays from 9:00 - 4:00 PM Planning Board is: 845-225-7802. feet. The telephone number for 25 Sybil’s Crossing, Kent Lakes, prior to the meeting. The tele- If there are any questions or com- the Kent Planning Board is: 845- New York 10512 and clearly phone number for the Kent Plan- ments pertaining to this project 225-7802. If there are any ques- READ YOUR labeled “Phases 1a, and 2 the ning Board is: 845-225-7802. If please send them to: planning- tions or comments pertaining to PUBLIC NOTICES Ryan’s Memorial Field Parking there are any questions or com- [email protected]. this project, please send them to: Lot Pavement Rehabilitation” by ments pertaining to this project, Date: September 13, 2021 [email protected]. noon October 1, 2021. please send them to: planning- By order of: Date: September 13, 2021 PAGE 14 PUTNAM COUNTY PRESS/TIMES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 PUTNAM COUNTY AND TOWN NOTICES To Place Legal Notices, Email ([email protected]) or Call 845-628-8400 ------PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ------RFB 21-21 – CLEAN & governmental health require- ERO 78530 will be sold subject to provisions SEAL CONCRETE PARKING ments in effect at the time of Dated: July 27, 2021 of filed Judgment for Index# Putnam DECK sale including but not limited During the COVID-19 500221/2020. The aforemen- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- Detailed specifications may to, wearing face coverings and health emergency, bidders are tioned auction will be conducted EN that a public hearing will be be secured at the office of the maintaining social distancing required to comply with all in accordance with the Court held before the County Executive Director of Purchasing, Putnam (at least 6-feet apart) during the governmental health require- System’s COVID-19 mitigation of the County of Putnam at Room County Office Building, 40 Gle- auction, while tendering deposit ments in effect at the time of protocols and as such all persons 300 of the County Office Build- neida Avenue, Room 105, Carmel, and at any subsequent closing. sale including but not limited must comply with social distancing, 40 Gleneida Avenue, Carmel, New York 10512 between the Bidders are also required to to, wearing face coverings and ing, wearing masks and screening New York 10512 on the 29th day hours of 9:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M., comply with the Foreclosure maintaining social distancing practices in effect at the time of of September at 4:30 P.M. and Monday through Friday or you Auction Rules and COVID-19 (at least 6-feet apart) during the this foreclosure sale. Julie A. Che- again at 6:30 P.M. concerning: may download from the Empire Health Emergency Rules is- auction, while tendering deposit rico, Referee Gross Polowy, LLC A LOCAL LAW State Bid System’s website at sued by the Supreme Court of and at any subsequent closing. Attorney for Plaintiff 1775 Wehrle To amend Section 2.10 of the www.empirestatebidsystem.com. this County in addition to the Bidders are also required to Drive, Suite 100 Williamsville, Putnam County Charter Entitled Sealed bids must be filed in conditions set forth in the Terms comply with the Foreclosure NY 14221 69835 “Auditor”, which was adopted by the above office on or before 1:00 of Sale. Auction Rules and COVID-19 P. 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6- 58 P.M., WEDNESDAY, October 6, P. 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13- 68 the Putnam County Legislature on Health Emergency Rules is------September 7, 2021 by Resolution 2021. sued by the Supreme Court of R#165. dated: Carmel, New York ------this County in addition to the PUBLIC NOTICE This Local Law amends the September 17, 2021 PUBLIC NOTICE conditions set forth in the Terms ------County Charter by adding lan- Sgd/Alessandro Mazzotta, ------of Sale. NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME guage which provides that the Purchasing Director NOTICE OF SALE P. 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6- 64 COURT PUTNAM COUNTY SUPREME COURT JPMORGAN CHASE Auditor shall serve at the pleasure Putnam County Purchasing ------of the Legislature, by adding pow- Department COUNTY OF PUTNAM BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- ers and duties of the Auditor and P. 9/22 - 36 HSBC BANK USA, NA- PUBLIC NOTICE TION, Plaintiff against TIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS ------JOHN COWAN A/K/A by adding qualifications required ------NOTICE OF SALE JOHN JOSEPH COWAN A/K/A in order for an individual to be ap- PUBLIC NOTICE TRUSTEE FOR FREMONT pointed to the position of Auditor. HOME LOAN TRUST 2006-C, SUPREME COURT JOHN J. COWAN; ET AL., et al ------MORTGAGE-BACKED CER- COUNTY OF PUTNAM Defendant(s) Copies of the Local Law are LEGAL NOTICE LOANCARE, LLC, Attorney for Plaintiff(s) Fein available at the Office of the Put- NOTICE IS HEREBY TIFICATES, SERIES 2006-C, nam County Legislature, Room Plaintiff, Plaintiff, Such & Crane, LLP, 1400 Old GIVEN that the Budget and Against Against Country Road, Suite 103N, West- 313, 40 Gleneida Avenue, Carmel, Finance Committee of the Leg- THOMAS E. GERGLEY, bury, NY 11590. New York 10512. islature of the County of Putnam JACQUELINE MCCLEL- At the aforesaid time and LAND A/K/A JACQUELINE KIMBERLY A. GERGLEY, Pursuant to a Judgment of will hold a Public Hearing on the JONES; CORNELIUS JONES, ET AL., Foreclosure and Sale entered place all persons interested in Tentative Budget for the year 2022 Defendant(s). April 23, 2021, I will sell at public the subject matter thereof will be on Wednesday, October 6, 2021, ET AL., heard concerning same. Com- Defendant(s) Pursuant to a Judgment of auction to the highest bidder at at 8:00 P.M., or immediately fol- Pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale, duly entered the Putnam Historic Courthouse, ments will also be accepted via lowing the County Executive’s on 3/4/2020, I, the undersigned Large Ceremonial Courtroom, 44 regular mail submitted to the Budget Presentation to the Com- Foreclosure and Sale, duly entered above referenced address, elec- 10/19/2020, I, the undersigned Referee, will sell at public auction, Gleneida Avenue, Carmel Hamlet, mittee, whichever occurs first, at Referee, will sell at public auc- in the large ceremonial Courtroom NY 10512 on October 18, 2021 at tronic mail to PutnamCountyEx- the Historic Courthouse, Gleneida of the Putnam Historic Court- 2:30 PM. Premises known as 75 [email protected] Avenue, New York. tion, in the Large Ceremonial and facsimile to (845)808-1901. Courtroom of the Putnam County house, 44 Gleneida Ave., Carmel Deacon Smith Hill Road, Patter- NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN Historic Courthouse, 40 Gleneida Hamlet, NY 10512 on 10/20/2021 son, NY 12563. Sec 23. Block 10 This Local Law shall take that any interested persons may at 9:30 am, premises known as Lot 1-5. All that certain plot, piece effect forty-five days after its pas- review a copy of the Tentative Avenue, Carmel, NY 10512 on sage and is subject to permissive 10/21/2021 at 9:30 AM, prem- 138 Blackberry Drive, Brewster, or parcel of land, with the build- Budget for the year 2022 at the ises known as 4 Ridge Avenue, NY 10509, and described as fol- ings and improvements thereon referendum. Office of the Clerk of the Putnam lows: erected, situate, lying and being Dated: September 16, 2021 County Legislature, Room 321, 40 Putnam Valley, New York 10579, Carmel, New York and described as follows: ALL that certain plot, piece in the Town of Patterson, County Gleneida Avenue, Carmel, New ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, with the build- of Putnam and State of New York. Jennifer S. Bumgarner York, any time during regular ings and improvements thereon Approximate Amount of Judg- Putnam County Attorney business hours after October 1, or parcel of land, with the build- P. 9/22 - 52 ings and improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being ment is $359,785.31 plus interest 2021, or on the Putnam County erected, situate, lying and being at in the Town of Southeast, County and costs. Premises will be sold ------Finance Department’s website Oscawana Lake, Town of Putnam of Putnam and State of New York, subject to provisions of filed Judg- by close of business day October Section 56.16, Block 1, and Lot ment Index No 500358/2019. PUBLIC NOTICE 4, 2021. Valley, County of Putnam, and ------State of New York, Section 73.5, 52. The foreclosure sale will be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- BY ORDER OF THE PUT- Block 2 and Lot 7. The approximate amount conducted in accordance with EN that a public hearing will be NAM COUNTY LEGISLATURE The approximate amount of the current Judgment lien is 9th Judicial District’s Covid-19 held before the County Executive Diane Schonfeld of the current Judgment lien is $331,114.24 plus interest and Policies and foreclosure auction of the County of Putnam at Room Clerk of the Legislature $450,451.50 plus interest and costs. The premises will be sold rules. The Referee shall enforce 300 of the County Office Build- P. 9/22 - 35 costs. The Premises will be sold subject to provisions of the afore- any rules in place regarding facial ing, 40 Gleneida Avenue, Carmel, ------subject to provisions of the aforesaid Judgment of Foreclosure and coverings and social distancing. New York 10512 on the 29th day PUBLIC NOTICE said Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale; Index # 501090/2018 Charles A. D’Agostino, Esq., of September at 4:30 P.M. and ------Sale; Index # 1983/2015 David M. Rosoff, Esq., Ref- Referee again at 6:30 P.M. concerning: Jay Hashmall, Esq., Referee. eree. YCHN1656 A LOCAL LAW MCCABE, WEISBERG & MCCABE, WEISBERG & P. 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6- 49 To amend Section 2.06 of Supreme Court CONWAY, LLC, 145 Huguenot CONWAY, LLC, 145 Huguenot ------the Putnam County Charter En- REFEREE’S NOTICE OF Street, Suite 210, New Rochelle, Street, Suite 210, New Rochelle, NY 10801 PUBLIC NOTICE titled “Clerk of the Legislature”, SALE IN FORECLOSURE NY 10801 ------which was adopted by the Putnam SUPREME COURT Dated: 8/18/2021 Dated: 8/17/2021 County Legislature on September COUNTY OF PUTNAM File Number: 17-300116 File Number: 18-300767 7, 2021 by Resolution R#164. WELLS FARGO BANK, BM BGM Name Change This Local Law amends the N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR FRED- P. 9/22, 9/29, 10/6, 10/13- 55 P. 9/15, 9/22, 9/29, 10/6- 50 Notice is hereby given that outside date by which the Legis- DIE MAC SECURITIES REMIC ------an Order entered by the Supreme lature shall appoint the Clerk to TRUST, 2005-S001, Plaintiff - PUBLIC NOTICE Court , Putnam County, on the PUBLIC NOTICE December 31st of any applicable against - LEON SWACK A/K/A ------31st day of August bearing Index year, and also adds language LEON M. SWACK A/K/A LEON ------NOTICE OF SALE SU- Number 501199/2021, a copy of which provides that the Clerk SCHWACK, et al Defendant(s). REFEREE’S NOTICE OF PREME COURT COUNTY which may be examined at the Of- shall serve at the pleasure of the Pursuant to a Judgment of SALE IN FORECLOSURE OF PUTNAM NATIONSTAR fice of the Putnam County Clerk, Legislature. Foreclosure and Sale entered on SUPREME COURT MORTGAGE LLC D/B/A located at 40 Gleneida Avenue, Copies of the Local Law are July 24, 2019. I, the undersigned COUNTY OF PUTNAM CHAMPION MORTGAGE Carmel, New York, in room num- available at the Office of the Put- Referee will sell at public auction BANK OF AMERICA, COMPANY, Plaintiff AGAINST ber 100, grants me the right, upon nam County Legislature, Room in the large ceremonial courtroom N.A., Plaintiff - against - SHIR- WILLIAM J. CARLIN, JR., publication and proof of compli- 313, 40 Gleneida Avenue, Carmel, of the Putnam Historic Court- LEY CALOGERO, et al THE COMMISSIONER OF FI- ance with this Order, to assume New York 10512. house on the 25th day of October, Defendant(s). NANCE OF PUTNAM COUN- the name of Olivia Noelle Blake. At the aforesaid time and 2021 at 9:30 AM. All that certain Pursuant to a Judgment of TY, AS ADMINISTRATOR OF My present address is Mahopac, place all persons interested in plot, piece or parcel of land, with Foreclosure and Sale entered on THE ESTATE OF MARGARET New York; the date of my birth is the subject matter thereof will be the buildings and improvements December 17, 2019. I, the under- HEMSLEY, DONNA M. HEMS- April 2010; the place of my birth heard concerning same. Com- thereon erected, situate, lying signed Referee will sell at public LEY AS HEIR TO THE ES- is the Village of Mt. Kisco, New ments will also be accepted via and being in the Town of Carmel, auction in the large ceremonial TATE OF MARGARET HEMS- York; my present name is Olivia regular mail submitted to the County of Putnam, and State of courtroom of the Putnam Historic LEY, LORI WISE AS HEIR TO Noelle Proscia-Blake. above referenced address, elec- New York. Courthouse on the 18th day of THE ESTATE OF MARGARET P. 9/22 - 23 tronic mail to PutnamCountyEx- Premises known as 35 Plum October, 2021 at 9:30 AM. All HEMSLEY, SUSAN [email protected] Road, Mahopac, New York 10541. that certain plot, piece or parcel PALICZ AS HEIR TO THE ES- and facsimile to (845)808-1901. (Section: 76.17, Block: 2, of land, with the buildings and TATE OF MARGARET HEMS- PUBLIC NOTICE This Local Law shall take Lot: 15) improvements thereon erected, LEY, et al., Defendant(s) Pursuant ------effect forty-five days after its pas- Approximate amount of lien situate, lying and being in the to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Notice is hereby given that sage and is subject to permissive $365,963.34 plus interest and Town of Southeast, County of Sale duly dated July 16, 2021 I, an Order entered by the Supreme referendum. costs. Putnam, State of New York. the undersigned Referee will sell Court , Putnam County, on the Dated: September 16, 2021 Premises will be sold subject Premises known as 6 Oak at public auction at the Putnam 31st day of August bearing Index Carmel, New York to provisions of filed judgment Road, Brewster, NY 10509. Historic Courthouse, Ceremonial Number 501200/2021, a copy of Jennifer S. Bumgarner and terms of sale. (SBL: 56.12-1-36) Courtroom, 44 Gleneida Ave., which may be examined at the Of- Putnam County Attorney Index No. 2630/2012. Gerald Approximate amount of lien Carmel Hamlet, NY 10512, on fice of the Putnam County Clerk, P. 9/22 - 51 K. Geist, Esq., Referee. $635,274.12 plus interest and October 13, 2021 at 9:30AM, located at 40 Gleneida Avenue, McCalla Raymer Leibert costs. Carmel, New York, in room num------premises known as 2808 Morgan Pierce, LLC Premises will be sold subject Drive, Carmel, NY 10512. All ber 100, grants me the right, upon PUBLIC NOTICE Attorney(s) for Plaintiff to provisions of filed judgment that certain plot piece or parcel publication and proof of compli------420 Lexington Avenue, Suite and terms of sale. of land, with the buildings and ance with this Order, to assume C O U N T Y O F P U T N A M 840 Index No. 500836/2017. Gor- improvements erected, situate, the name of Evan Ryland Blake. NOTICE FOR BID New York, NY 10170 don B. Fine, Esq., Referee. lying and being in the Town of My present address is Mahopac, NOTICE IS HEREBY Tel. 347/286-7409 Stein, Wiener & Roth LLP Southeast, Putnam County, New New York; the date of my birth is GIVEN that sealed bids will be Dated: August 26, 2021 Attorney(s) for Plaintiff York, SECTION 44, BLOCK August 2007; the place of my birth received by the Director of Pur- During the COVID-19 One Old Country Road, Suite 1, LOT 19.-2808. Approximate is the Village of Mt. Kisco, New chasing of Putnam County for health emergency, bidders are 113 amount of judgment $275,151.28 York; my present name is Evan the following commodities and/ required to comply with all Carle Place, NY 11514 plus interest and costs. Premises Ryland Proscia Blake. or service: Tel. 516/742-1212 CALOG- P. 9/22 - 23 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 PUTNAM COUNTY PRESS/TIMES PAGE 15 England series of African animals CLASSIFIEDS pattern. $80.00. (914) 483-0784. Brewster Library Receives 7/21

GENERAL $30.00, DUREX RATCHETING 18 1964-2004 HESS ANNI- State Construction Aid MERCHANDISE SCREWDRIVER SET, new in a VERSARY SPORTS UTILITY case. $30.00. (845) 225-0839. 9/8 VEHICLE & MOTORCY- Brewster Public Library tain and upgrade their infrastruc- CRAFTSMAN SNOW CLE new in boxes. $25.00 each, will receive $8,100 in state aid ture and technology. It’s not only BLOWER 23” gas powered work- GRUMMAN 17 FT CA- DODGE RAM 1500 PICKUP for capital construction and about books — libraries offer so ing condition. $150.00 or best offer. NOE circa 1965, used condition. 10TH ANNIVERSARY COL- technology improvements, an- much to our communities. ” (845) 225-3029. 10/6 $500.00. (845) 878-6879. 9/1 LECTOR’S EDITION new in nounced State Sen. Pete Harck- Specifically, Brewster Pub- a box. $20.00. (845) 737-4819. ham, D-Peekskill, last week. lic Library, which is part of the FABRIC PAINTS CRAFTS PLANO GUIDE SERIES 7/21 “Local libraries are essential Mid-Hudson Library System, SUPPLY. $20.00, ABOVE TACKLE BOX includes rubber in the process of providing equal is expected to use the funds to GROUND POOL CLEANER. snakes. (845) 279-9130. 8/25 NEW HAYNES REPAIR access to knowledge, and they upgrade its audiovisual infra- $30.00, MICKEY MOUSE PUSH MANUALS for Jeepcherokee, are even more important in a structure and equipment, install BUTTON PHONE, working 1990 CATALINA 22 SAIL- Wagoneer, Colmanche 1884 thru digital world,” he said. “That is millwork cabinets, and update condition. $50.00, COPPER PAN BOAT for sale. Wing keel, CDI 2001. $15.00, NEW HAYNES why I am committed to helping amenities for its new program w/ lid. $50.00, POPEIL PASTA rolling furler, speed, depth, and REPAIR MANUALS for Toyota them in every way I can to main- room. MAKER. $60.00. (914) 277-5097. auto helm, 9 horse two stroke Corolla, 2003 thru 2013. $15.00, 10/6 Mercury outboard. Lot’s of other TOTAL CAR CARE REPAIR extras. No trailer. $3,500 OBO. MANUAL for Blazer/Jimmy/ $4,500.00. (845) 661-2994. 7/28 tor buying toy cars and trucks, Call 845-225-7819, 8/11 HARRY POTTER BOOKS Typhoon/Bravada 1983 thru 95. action figures, DVD, books, volumes 3 through 7, hard cover $15.00. (845) 225-0839. 7/14 VHS, cassettes, cards. (914) 1954 SEARS CRAFTS- FOR RENT like new condition. (845) 628- RENT 550 sq. ft. two levels 403-8759. 8/4 MAN TABLE SAW, 10” table 3109. 9/29 25 TON LOG SPLITTER, w/ 2 rooms and 1 bath, must see, on a moveable stand w/ extra MTD Vert/Horz. $700.00, LG one person only more details call WANTED - Private collec- blades, Dado and molding sets, WEATHER TECH FLOOR DEHUMIDIFIER. $50.00, 845-279-1518. 10/6 tor buying sporting art, paintings 1 hp motor, original parts, used MATS for all vehicle for front, TROYBILT ROTOTILLER etc., fishing and hunting items, manual for saw and motor, great back and universal cargo mat for JR. $125.00, HESS TRUCKS. SENIOR APT. FOR RENT old or new rods, reels, lures, all working condition. $300.00. (845) trunk, excellent condition. $200.00. $15.00 each, 2 FILING CABI- - Putnam Community Founda- types, also bow and arrows, no 656-0718. 8/4 (607) 592-3681. 9/29 NETS w/ 2 drawers. $15.00 each. tion offering Market Affordable compound bows. Call 845-878- (845) 832-7663. 7/7 Senior Housing Apartment for 3665 DIVER DAVE ABOVE PREVUE PET TRAVEL rent for seniors 62 years of age CAGE, white, 20”x12 1/2”(W) x GROUND AUTO POOL FURNITURE and older. Call 845-278-2130 to SERVICES CLEANER used once. $30.00, 15 1/4(H) w/ 2 stainless steel cups, be added to the waiting list. RONSON CIGARETTE wooden perch. $45.00. (845) 363- DINING ROOM TABLE EXPERIENCED BAB- LIGHTER w/ holder silver color. 1309. 9/22 SET 48” solid oak round with YSITTER AVAILABLE on $50.00, ANTIQUE COPPER HELP WANTED leaf and 3 chairs. $215.00. (845) Saturday days and nights, 30 HORSE WEATHERVANE. RALPH LAUREN SALAD 661-8125. 10/13 BREWSTER CENTRAL years of experience, reference $195.00, knights of Columbus PLATES wageworks, made in SCHOOL DISTRICT is hir- available, fully vaccinated with sword. $125.00. (914) 277-5097. England tiger border pattern, FITZ DINING TABLE SET w/ 2 ing a Part time Food Service masked and own transportation. 8/4 & FLOYD 8 DINNER PLATES, leafs total length can be up to 95”, Cafeteria Helper. Position to Pawling, Patterson, Carmel, African animal designs. $120.00 8 chairs including 2 Queen Ann follow school calendar. Must Brewster area. (914) 772-8917. IKEA FOLDING FUTON for all. (914) 483-0784. 9/22 chairs in good condition. $600.00 be available to work 9:45–2:00 9/29 w/ mattress. $10.00. (845) 661- for all. (845) 222-9263. 10/6 p.m. Fingerprinting is required 2994. 7/28 WERNER 16FT. LAD- at your expense. Call 845-279- MALE CAREGIVER DER D716-2. $60.00, TORO 6.5 DINING TABLE w/ leaf, 3702 x-2124, or email chan- AVAILABLE, years of experi- STANDUP ELECTRIC LAWN MOWER needs work. 6 chairs. $325.00, BROWN [email protected]. ence with great references, seek- BARBECUE GRILL, 42” high. $30.00. (845) 878-6572. 9/15 CREDENZA AND MATCH- ing part time position, southern $55.00, FOLD-UP ALUMINUM ING CABINET. $120.00, OR- Putnam county and Northern RAMP, 80” x 28”. $95.00. (845) WANTED BIRD CAGE FOR A QUAK- ANGE SOFA AND COZY Westchester areas, call or text. 225-3065. 7/21 ER BIRD, used. $100.00. (845) ARM CHAIR. $75.00, GLASS WANTED - Local collec- (914) 482-1180. 8/25 279-3454. 9/8 TOP TABLE. $60.00, COM- 12 NEW MACK TRUCK PUTER DESK. $50.00, MIR- SEWING MACHINE w/ BULLDOG HOOD ORNA- ROR. $50.00, WALL CABI- pop up desk and s drawers. $50.00. MENTS, gold and aluminum color. NET. $50.00. (914) 438-6124. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AIDE (914) 245-7547. 9/8 $25.00 each. (845) 225-0839. 7/21 9/22 The Putnam County Department of Health is seeking a highly motivated person to work part time in our Environmental Health Division ($17.71/ 2 MOUNTED DEER 8 SALAD APPETIZER AUTO HEADS. $50.00 each, HUSKY PLATES by Ralph Lauren, tiger hour, 25 hours per week). MINI LASER LEVEL MEA- border pattern. $80.00, 8 DINNER 2011 SUBARU OUT- Typical work will include engineering field inspections, sample collec- SURING, new in a case w/ extras. PLATES from Sedgwood mall in BACK, 156K good condition. tion, data management, complaint investigations and other related inspections in environmental health. Driver’s license required. Use of personal car may be required for field work with mileage reimbursement at the applicable IRS rate. Send application/resume to the Putnam County Personnel Department, COMMISSION ADS FREE! Attn: Angela Aquilato, 110 Old Rt.6, Bldg. 3, Carmel, NY 10512 or via e- mail to [email protected] by September 24, 2021 PAY WHEN YOU SELL! 9/15, 9/22 PRINT CLEARLY your AD on the Classified Form HELP WANTED, RENTALS, REAL ESTATE, SER- below and send it to: PUTNAM COUNTY PRESS, VICES, CONSIGNMENT, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, P.O. BOX 608, MAHOPAC, NEW YORK 10541 by the WANTED, etc., are not covered under the FREE Ad agreement. Wednesday before publication. We will run your ad for four The price for paid classified advertising is $17.50 for 25 words. (4) weeks. If after that time you wish to renew for another four weeks, resubmit your AD on the form. EXCLUSIVE Commission advertised items are EXCLUSIVE while SALESPERSON You must sign the form and have a price for each item. listed with PUTNAM COUNTY PRESS..... If item is No item under $10.00 will be accepted. otherwise disposed of or made unavailable to PUTNAM HOUSEHOLD AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE COUNTY PRESS readers while listed, it will be considered commission is 10% of the advertised price. sold and commission will be due. If item is not disposed of, PUTNAM COUNTY PRESS reserves the right to require WANTED AUTOMOTIVE commission is 10% of the first $100 proof that it has been retained by the advertiser. to $500 of advertised price and 5% on the balance over $500. If you have a friendly PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY disposition, would like to stay local and make an average of $1000 per week you can sell advertising for this newspaper. NAME______ADDRESS______Call Don Hall CITY______STATE______ZIP______SIGNATURE______PHONE______845-628-8400 PAGE 16 PUTNAM COUNTY PRESS/TIMES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 Dino Run Raises Funds for Kids’ Cancer Research The second annual Dino Fun Run and Family Fun Day, a fundraiser for pediatric cancer research through the American Cancer Society, took place Sept. 12 at the Patterson Fire Department grounds. Photos by Holly Crocco.

Emily and Madeline, age 3, of Patterson, show of their face paintings.

Leonardo of Carmel and Alejandro of New Fairfield, Conn., pose with the “adult” dinosaurs after the run.

Lenna paints a dinosaur. Owen, 2 of Patterson, scores a goal. Kent Celebrates its Community Spirit! The Kent Recreation and Parks Department hosted Kent Community Weekend on Sept. 11 and 12, which included a 9/11 Remembrance 5K and Kids Fun Run, as well as a Big Truck Day at Town Center. Photos by Holly Crocco.

An audience enjoys a youth performance.

Jaclynn and Jennifer with Sgt. Tommy Lee of the Putnam County Sheriff’s Department.

Esteven gets in the driver’s seat of a fire truck.