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Published by Halston Media, 2019-07-18 14:05:06

North Salem News 07.18.19

North Salem’s only weekly newspaper mailed to every home and business.

Vol. 5 No. 16 Visit TapIntoNorthSalem.net for the latest news. Thursday, July 18, 2019

Relax in the shade thanks
to this Eagle Scout project

Cole Je ery, a rising senior at North Salem High School and a Boy Scout in Troop 4 Purdys,
recently completed his Eagle Scout Project under the guidance of Scoutmaster Trip Balch. To
bene t the Ruth Keeler Library and North Salem community, Cole raised funds to purchase

ve picnic tables with umbrellas for the library’s outdoor space. He assembled the tables with
the help of his Troop members. People who visit the library can now sit outside at these tables
and enjoy the fresh air while reading or participating in library events.

Cole also cleared the entrance to the Durand Preserve Trail located directly behind the Li-
brary. is trail is part of the North Salem Open Land Foundation. All visitors will easily be able
to nd the trailhead to begin their hike.

Cole Music and art collide
Jeffery in summer gallery

jams at Schoolhouse
Theater

e Schoolhouse eater is hosting Gallery Jams this summer—
free events where musicians and art lovers can come together to play
music and have conversations in an open art space. Gallery Jams will
take place from 7-10 p.m. from July 20 to Aug 2, with the exception
of July 21 and July 27. Musicians and art lovers are invited to jam
or relax and listen to the music in a co eehouse setting. e space
will also give opportunities for new musicans to get in front of an
audience in an informal inviting place. Visit schoolhousetheater.org
for more information.

PHOTO COURTESY OF THE JEFFERY FAMILY

AUTOMOTIVE 10
BALANCED ROCK
CLASSIFIEDS 2
LEGAL NOTICES
LEISURE 23
OPINION
SPORTS 23

22 SUMMIT FARM

8 Riding Academy
20 pg 16

Page 2 – North Salem News BALANCED ROCK Thursday, July 18, 2019

The Staff Crafty volunteers Moore, [email protected] by contemporary Japanese sculptor, e sculptures are in the form of

EDITORIAL TEAM needed or 914-940-2103. Masami Kodama, have been do- Möbius bands, named for a Ger-
JODI WEINBERGER nated to the permanent collection man mathematician, that take the
EDITOR: 914-302-5830 Waterview/Salem Hills Reha- North Salem of e Hammond Museum and shape of curves or that have only
[email protected]
GABRIELLE BILIK bilitation and Healthcare is looking Soccer Club Japanese Stroll Garden this past one side, when revealed as geomet-
SPORTS EDITOR: 914-214-4285 for a “yarn gathering” of volunteers August, and they were unveiled in ric forms in space. In other words,
[email protected]
to help support our resident’s Sun- Registration for the North Sa- the presence of the artist in niches they are physical representations
ADVERTISING TEAM
LISA KAIN shine Fund at Waterview/Salem lem Soccer Club 2019/2020 season in the Museum’s Guild Hall, dedi- in marble of an eternal concept of

914-351-2424 Hills Rehabilitation and Health- is open. Visit northsalemsoccer. cated for their permanent display. movement, time and space.
[email protected]
care in Purdys. Crafty crochet and com to register. Accepting Kinder- e two sculptures are carved in Tea Workshops. ese Tea
PAUL FORHAN
914-202-2392 knitters needed to create market garten through High School. smooth, polished marble, one in Workshops will teach you the
[email protected]
CORINNE STANTON Hammond Museumbags which will be sold and ra ed white and one in pink marble. ey basic principles of Japanese Tea
845-621-4049 were acquired for the Hammond Ceremony and the practice of be-
[email protected] at the annual Skilled Care Nursing
JENNIFER CONNELLY Home Week, May 2020. 100 per- Museum and Japanese Stroll Gar- ing a perfect guest inside the Japa-
914-334-6335
[email protected] cent of the proceeds go back to the e Hammond Museum den’s permanent collection through nese Tea Room at the Hammond
NANCY SORBELLA
914-205-4183 residents, which supports purchas- is located at 28 Deveau Road. the auspices of Kodama’s represen- Museum’s Tea Room. Limit of at-
[email protected]
BRUCE HELLER es they may not be able to make Hammondmuseum.org. tative in the United States, James tendees: 10 per class. RSVP Only.
914-202-2941
[email protected] otherwise. For more information, New permanent collection. McElhinney, a visual artist and SEE ROCK PAGE 18
or details, please contact: Denise Two important marble sculptures friend of Kodama-san.
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Thursday, July 18, 2019 North Salem News – Page 3

North Salem Style:

CINDY
BATTREALL

Cindy is seen standing on the steps
of the Vail’s Grove Pavilion on the

banks of Peach Lake.

PHOTOS: NANCY SORBELLA

BY NANCY SORBELLA family vacations from what I already own. However,
there every year. if I nd a piece that I particularly
Meet Cindy Battreall, love I often buy it in multiples.
o ce manager of Vail’s Who is your style I have a million white blouses, a
Grove Cooperative in North inspiration? million black shirts, and lots of
Salem. Cindy loves working on the My style inspiration is my jeans. For dressing up or o ciat-
shores of Peach Lake where every day is mother, who passed away a decade ago but ing at a wedding I wear a classic
“like working in paradise.” Cindy is a wife whose in uence is remains powerful every little black dress. I have a few that
to Scott and mom of Jessica, a school- day. My mother was classic and stylish. are so versatile I can wear them
teacher, and Jacob, an engineer. She’s also Although we were di erent sizes I still with heels or dressed down with
a friend to all and passionate about the wear her timeless outerwear. In the winter, sneakers. Right now my favorite
Vail’s Grove community. She is known for her black cashmere belted coat is my go-to is a Joan Vass black knit. Circling
attention to detail, generous spirit and her choice. Because she had great taste and back, I would say, if you like what
casual, classic style. made thoughtful decisions on investment you’re wearing in the mirror, you
pieces, everything I have of hers looks great. will feel great about yourself. Know
Describe your personal style: who you are and it will show.
My personal style is simple and classic What are your favorite accessory brands?
with a few trendy pieces thrown in. e My favorite accessories are shoes and What makes North Salem so
trendy pieces are often accessories which jewelry. Shoes have to be comfortable. I special?
I like to mix up. I am never without my “invest” in shoes because they can be a
bright lipstick, many days I’m wearing my statement accessory as well. For years I Peach Lake and the Vail’s Grove
pearls and jeans, jeans, jeans—usually Levi’s. was known for my Bucketfeet. Bucketfeet community are what makes me the
are global artist-designed footwear. ey happiest. e families are so nice and
Tell me about the out t you have on: are always conversation-starters and can kind. ere are multiple generations
My white pants are from Marshalls (my make a simple out t pop. I mix costume here who are passionate about their
regular go-to spot) and my (navy blue) bracelets and statement necklaces that I neighbors and the environment. It
top is from J.Jill—on sale! I have on two collect when I travel. is a joy to work for them and to have
of my favorite necklaces: my gold Hamsa become part of their neighborhood.
and my birthstone necklace. My shoes are What about makeup? Everyone is connected and there is a
Rothy’s—they are expensive but worth I wear Lancome and I’m always looking commitment to maintaining and preserv-
it! ey’re classic, very comfortable and for the department store promotions! and ing the area’s rich history. Vail’s is like its
stylish. My goal is always to look well put I mix in staples from CVS like Maybelline own small town within a North Salem.
together but also feel comfortable. mascara and eye makeup. I am usually seen
with my bright red lipstick but my daugh- What is your true passion?
Where do you shop locally? ter Jessica gave me Kylie Jenner matte liq- My true passion is giving and
I have my regular favorites: J.Jill, Mar- uid lipstick for Mother’s Day and I actually paying it forward. I inherited this
shalls of course, and I love nding new love it. Otherwise I keep it simple. from my father. Helping neighbors
online shopping outlets that come across and friends makes me the hap-
my Instagram feed. For shoes I frequent What is your best style tip? piest whether it is donating time
DSW for ats and nothing more than a Wear what you’re comfortable in and and ideas to our temple, Temple
1-inch heel. what you feel you look good in. You will Beth Elohim in Brewster, raising
I like the local boutiques in Ridge eld walk di erently and present yourself better money for the charities I support,
and found one in Indianapolis where my when you feel con dent with your personal or welcoming kids into my o ce
sister lives. I have a favorite boutique for style. I shop my closet all the time. I could for a piece of candy and a chat,
athleisure in Martha’s Vineyard when our not shop for years and still be fashionable I’d rather be able to do that than almost
anything else.

Page 4 – North Salem News Thursday, July 18, 2019

Buapkfinugn Mobile Passport
Office in North Salem

e Westchester County of the rights and privileges of a

Mobile Passport O ce will be traditional passport book, it is

at North Salem Town Hall on intended as a limited-use travel

Monday, August 5, from 11 a.m. document, valid only for land

to 2 p.m. Forms are available and sea travel between the U.S.

at Town Hall for anyone who and Canada, Mexico, the Carib-

wants to pick them up prior bean region, and Bermuda. For

Aug. 5. e sta on the mo- travel by air, you will still need a

bile o ce can take the passport regular passport book.

photos for a $10.00 fee if you e cost of a passport card:

don’t have your own. Adults: $65

Minors under 16: $50

INFORMATION ON LIMITED And when adults 16 and over

USE PASSPORT CARD: with fully valid passport books

e O ce of the Westches- apply for the passport card us-

ter County Clerk accepts appli- ing a DS-82 renewal form, the

cations for the limited use pass- fee is only $30. For more infor-

port card. At $65 for an adult mation on the passport card,

card, the limited use passport westchesterclerk.com

card is less than half the cost of a

regular U.S. passport.

Dawn Gullusci, Owner However, while the
of Whole Foods Lady,
delighted the residents card a ords many

of Waterview Hills
Rehabilitation and
Healthcare with her unique
baking and frosting skills
on Wednesday, July 10.
After the demonstration,
residents were invited to
eat the sweet confections!

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Thursday, July 18, 2019 North Salem News – Page 5

e Ruth Keeler Library would like to thank Butler Excavating/ Hardscrabble Supply for donating their services and expertise in repairing
our drainage system.

Ruth Keeler Memorial Li- The Nature of Things on for it, by calling the library. Loss have a library card? Show the

brary is located at 276 Titicus Monday, July 22 at 4 p.m. for of a museum pass will result in library proof that you live,

Road. For more information on ages 4+. See and touch exotic you being charged the full re- work, go to school, or own

any of these events, call 914-669- animals up close. Learn about placement cost. property in North Salem and

5161 or visit keelerlibrary.org. endangered species and conser- ey are available for Keeler we can issue you a library card in

History and Biography book vation hands-on. Registration Library card holders only. Don’t about three minutes.

group required. ( e Nature of ings

e history and biography is an environmental outreach

book group meets at 7:30 p.m. program.)

on the second Tuesday of the LEGO Challenge. We chal-

month. e group reads books lenge you to make space-themed

on various historical topics or LEGO creations like the Mars Great Hair
periods as well as some biogra- Rover, space aliens, and rocket
phies. e books are chosen by ships. is event, open to all ages,
the group and are wide ranging. will take place on ursdays, July
Multiple copies of the books at 11, July 18, & July 25 at 4 p.m.
the library for people to check No registration required.

out and read. On August 13, Edible Insects on Tuesday,

the group will discuss A Spy August 6 at 4 p.m. Stamford

Among Friends: Kim Philby Museum and Nature Center is

and the Great Betrayal by Ben coming to Keeler Library. Meet Speaks Louder
MacIntyre. Philby was a high edible insects and invertebrates,
ranking member of British intel- and brave kids will also get the
ligence all the while spying for chance to eat a bug! Open to all

the KGB. ages. No registration required. Than Words

On September 10, the group Story time and crafts

go back to the US Civil War and Mondays

discuss Michael Shaara’s novel Stories and Songs – 10:30

about Gettysburg, Killer Angels. a.m., for babies from birth to

New members encouraged! 2-1/2.

Bananagrams and Boggle Tuesdays

Bash Mother Goose for Babies –

Spend a fun,noisy hour playing 10:30 a.m., for babies from birth

classic word games on ursdays, to 2-1/2.

August 8 & 15 at 4 p.m. at this Wednesdays

event for grades 3+. ere will be Story Time at 10:30 a.m.;

prizes for all participants. Free family story time for kids of all

and no registration is required. ages.

STEM Fun! on Tuesday, Aug ursdays

13 and 20 at 4 p.m. for grades Books and Puppets at 10:30

K+. Make volcanoes, bouncy a.m.; family story time for kids

balls, and spinners! of all ages.

Bagels & Books Saturdays

Keeler Library’s Bagels & Story Time at 10:30 a.m.;

Books book club will be meet- family story time for kids of all $10 off 10% off
PARLOLDHUACITRS
ing on the rst ursday of each ages. ALL HAIRCUTS 7/19 & 7/20 ONLY
7/19 & 7/20 ONLY
month at 10:30 a.m.through June. (Bilingual stories and songs on

Extra copies of the books are avail- some Saturdays.)

able at the library for checkout. Writers workshop

e books that will be discussed is workshop is from 11 a.m.

are A Place for Us by Fatima Far- to 12:30 p.m. and led by Mary-

heen Mirza on August 1; and e anne D’Amato the rst Wednes-

Man with No Borders by Richard day of the month. It is open to all

Morais on September 19. writers and aspiring writers who

A Creative Moment every are invited to share their work or

ursday from 6 - 8 p.m., ages 10 desire to write in a supportive at- The Hair Wharf
to adult. Facilitated by Jen Arm-
bruster and Debbie Rizo. Work mosphere.
on a creative, artistic project with
Free Museum Passes
North Salem is surrounded

family or friends. e project may by many world-class museums.

be your own or an easy, self-direct- You can visit some of these free

ed project provided by one of the of charge by simply going to the 914-232-7271
library’s Art Boxes. Plenty of sup- library and checking out passes
plies will be available from the Art to the museums. Just ask for the

Cart. Share your work with other passes at the front desk. You may Salon Hours: Tues-Fri: 10-5, Thurs: 10-8,
creative individuals in a fun, sup- call the library to reserve a pass Sat: 9:30-4, Sun: 10-12 (By Appt. Only),

portive atmosphere. School-age for a particular week. Passes must

children must come with an adult. be returned within seven days. Kerry, Lesli, Madi Closed Mon.

Book Bingo on Tuesdays, Passes may not be returned to
July 23 at 4 p.m. Play book bingo any other library, nor put in the

and win book prizes! Children book drop. It is possible to renew

20 Valley Road | Katonah | NY 10536younger than Kindergarten must a pass for an additional week,
have an adult helper. provided no one else is waiting

Page 6 – North Salem News Thursday, July 18, 2019

Tradition lives on in Vail’s Grove

The Vailʼs Grove community came together for a Independence Day Parade
on July 4, a long-standing beloved tradition in the tightknit community.

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Page 8 – North Salem News Opinion Thursday, July 18, 2019

Happily
Ever
After

Into the woods e truth
Are you familiar with the about coyotes
Japanese practice of shin- READING, Manhattan in the early 1980s,
rin-yoku or forest bathing? WRITING & my friend, Ellen and I joined the BY DANA GOIN
Devotees of forest bathing are CHOCOLATE Appalachian Mountain Club. GUEST WRITER
Hikes to upstate New York or
If you’re a Westchester resident, it’s safe to say you have at
popping up all over the world and KIM Rockland County or New Jersey the very least heard of the coyotes that live right here in our
discovering the many bene ts of KOVACH were o ered for all activity levels backyards. Whether you’ve seen them yourself, heard them
immersing yourself in nature. on most weekends. Ellen and I howling in the night, or know a neighbor who has had some sort
of encounter, nearly everyone has some version of a coyote story.
Developed in the 1980s in would meet early on Saturday While we likely all have that in common, where we may di er is
in our opinions of coyotes.
Japan, shinrin-yoku is based on morning at the Port Authority
Let’s talk about coyotes’ role in nature. In the Westchester area,
ancient traditions going back thousands of years. bus terminal where the other sleepy hikers were coyotes occupy the role of apex predator, which means as the top
members of the food chain they help maintain the health and bal-
Now the scienti c and medical communities are already lined up to take an 8 a.m. bus. ance of all other species “below” them on the food web. e ability
of an apex predator to persist is a reliable indicator that an ecosys-
advocating forest bathing as a preventative way to e AMC hike leader informed us of the hike’s tem is healthy and balanced. Why is it so important for our ecosys-
tem to maintain balance? Without balance, there are inevitable and
help stressed out, indoor workers reduce blood pres- attractions (waterfalls, views, rugged rocky terrain, unsustainable booms in populations of other animals.Take deer,
for example. We are all familiar with the over-population issue
sure, improve concentration and memory, decrease etc.) before we adjusted our backpacks and headed of white-tailed deer in Westchester. Frequent vehicle collisions,
devastated home gardens, and increased cases of Lyme disease are
cortisol levels (stress hormones) and boost the out on the trail. e rst time that someone yelled, just a few of the symptoms of the growing problem. In areas with
a strong predator presence, populations are not only kept in check
immune system. “Separation!” our group stopped. A few men walked but are also proven to be healthier overall, as predators typically
target the ailing members of a herd thereby limiting the spread
While having nothing to do with actual bathing o to the left into the trees and a couple of women of disease. Perhaps less apparent in our everyday life is the over-
browsing of forest understory. By curbing deer numbers, predators
or water, the idea of shinrin-yoku is to be immersed walked o to the right into the woods. I had no idea preserve forest integrity because deer will not over-forage an area.
Forests here are largely stripped of their vital forest oor vegetation,
in nature to absorb the beauty, awaken the ve what was going on. I soon learned that “Separation!” the absence of which has detrimental impacts on ground-nesting
bird populations, as well as small mammal habitat. In regions with
senses (hear, see, taste, touch and smell) and connect meant bathroom break for people who needed to a hearty predator presence, prey populations are naturally main-
tained at a capacity in which the environment can thrive.
to the natural world. Proponents believe even 20 nd a large tree to hide behind before getting back
Now, understandably, talk of a robust predator presence in
minutes of walking along wooded paths, caressing on the trail. suburban areas is bound to put some people on edge. Little Red
Riding Hood did a real number on us. Add to that our sensation-
tree bark, gazing up at the sky through tree branch- For most of the hike, we walked in single le or alized media coverage and one would be led to believe that our
wildlife is sitting in wait, plotting to ambush us and our pets. Yet
es, sni ng pinecones, hearing the crunch of leaves two by two. If the terrain was challenging or the day the reality is, wildlife would prefer to have nothing to do with us.

and twigs underfoot, and touching the damp moss was very hot and humid, talking ceased. We con- Which brings me back to: coyotes.
Coyotes need a new PR rep. One of the most maligned species
can work wonders on your physical and emotional centrated on putting one hiking boot in front of the
SEE GOIN PAGE 14
sense of well-being. other and keeping our eyes peeled for deer, streams
Letters to the editor and op-ed submissions may be edited.
One study noted that Americans spend more than or beautiful views. I enjoyed all of these AMC The views and opinions expressed in letters and op-eds are not
necessarily those of North Salem News or its affiliates. Submissions
90 percent of their time indoors. Probably sitting hikes. I especially remember hiking in Harriman must include a phone number and address for verification. Not
all letters and op-eds will necessarily be published. Letters and
down and staring at an electronic device.To really State Park and climbing up to walk in between a op-eds which cannot be verified or are anonymous will not be
published. Please send your submissions to the editor by e-mail
bene t from a session of forest bathing, plan to spend narrow rock formation called “the lemon squeezer.”
to [email protected].
up to three hours slowly walking through the woods, Another hike was in Ward Pound Ridge Res- For more information, call the editor at 914-302-5830.

observing the colors and patterns of the plants, ervation. We took Metro North up to Katonah

shrubs and leaves, listening to the bird song, feeling and car-pooled with other hikers to get to the trail.

the wind on your skin, and breathing the air deeply. Toward the end of the day, our hiking leader got

Westchester has so many parks, reservoir areas, lost and our group of hot, tired, cranky hikers liter-

and nature trails for forest bathing excursions. Even ally became immersed in nature walking in circles

nding a pocket park or a bench under a tree on around a marshy patch of skunk cabbage. Since

your lunch hour has its bene ts, as long as you are moving to Northern Westchester in 1987, I have

not also staring down at your phone. Reach up to hiked at Pound Ridge Reservation numerous times

touch the tree leaves with your ngertips, close your and never got lost on the trails.

eyes and listen to the sounds of birds, squirrels and Treat yourself to some forest bathing this summer!

bees.Take o your shoes and wriggle your toes in

the grass. Slowly breathe in and breathe out. Feel Kim Kovach enjoys walking and hiking in nature

more relaxed? as well as looking out at the trees and greenery while

I enjoy hiking and walking. When I lived in writing her columns each week. kimkovachwrites.com

BRETT FREEMAN, PUBLISHER
JODI WEINBERGER, EDITOR
TABITHA PEARSON MARSHALL, PRODUCTION MANAGER

Editorial Office: 914-302-5830 BAILEY COURT, 334 ROUTE 202, UNIT C1S
Fax: 914-617-8508 SOMERS, NY 10589
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Thursday, July 18, 2019 OPINION North Salem News – Page 9

Bars in supermarkets?!

Craft beer bars in super- an outdoor patio reminiscent of in that area and o ers epic beer • Green’s Natural Foods, 666
markets, who would have a ski lodge après-ski setting with selections along with the pio-
thought? Adirondack chairs to take in the THE neering the mixing approach. Lexington Ave., Mount Kisco.
Have you been to any DeCicco beautiful views of our Northern KATONAH Wegmans is coming to Harrison;
& Sons’ super-bar-markets in the Westchester landscape. BEER MAN check them out. Concise and creative. In the
area? It is quite an improvement
over just regular shopping for kale GOOD SUPERMARKET JOHN BART • Supermarkets that are on the right-hand corner of the store,
and garbanzo beans with no on- SELECTIONS beer app, Untappd. ere will be
site hydration available. Not only the movie “High Fidelity,” where more on that below. you’ll nd a nice variety of cold
do di erent stores have unique OK, so not all supermarkets there are in nite ways to orga-
craft beer pub feels and ambi- have terri c craft beer bars (yet), nize a record collection. at Here is my view of craft crafty selections, e.g. Dales Pale
ence (Armonk’s bar is suspended but let’s applaud those that are being said, make it obvious with o erings in a few of our local
over the supermarket), they have actively participating in the craft signage. supermarkets (and a mini mart), Ale, Six Point, Montauk. Rogue,
amazing selections of rotat- beer game and give a kind nudge ordered by preference.
ing, seasonal craft brews o ered to others to engage a bit more. • Rotating selections. Let’s Abita.
by knowledgeable and friendly Here are a few criteria to look for see the seasons change. Buying • DeCicco and Sons. All loca-
sta ! In addition, similar to your in supermarket craft o erings: Oktoberfest in spring is just plain tions have thoughtfully curated • Stop & Shop, 195 North
favorite “beer bar,” they often o er wrong. and extensive lineups and I rec-
complimentary small samples, • No dust! ough a general ommend browsing their aisles Bedford Road, Mount Kisco.
cleanliness criterion, dust = age. • Allow mixing. is may be an ASAP.
ights of four or ve di erent And hops (found in IPAs) have advanced feature but I love the Some kudos is deserved here as
beers, full glasses to be enjoyed a shelf life of about 1-3 months places that have six-pack carriers • Shell Gas Station & Mini
on-site, and growlers to go. before the hop aroma and avors handy and allow you to mix and Mart, 9 Haines, Road, Bedford they have Bell’s Two Hearted
deteriorate. Consuming within match as many brands and avors Hills. I was quite surprised to nd
It is o cially a good hang at one month of the “born on” date as you wish. Note: I have Western a remarkable selection of top- Ae, which has won consecutive
these supermarkets. is optimal. #KeepHopsFre- New York roots and the famous notch craft beers here! Singlecut,
shAndHappy. Wegmans mini-chain was born Pipeworks, Sloop Juice Bomb. It Best Beer in America marks,
My research shows that the is located by the southbound 39S
DeCicco & Sons in Brewster, • Well organized. is is like entrance to the Saw Mill River as voted by the Home Brewers
Armonk, Millwood, and newly Parkway.
opened Somers (see below) have Association. It is a well-balanced
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Page 10 – North Salem News AUTOMOTIVE Thursday, July 18, 2019

Auto and First Responder Show set for Sunday

e Yorktown Chamber of Commerce will host an Auto and First Responder Show 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, July 21, at the Kmart parking lot in Yorktown Heights.
Come see new cars, classic cars, hotrods, drag cars and motorcycles. ere will be live music, auto vendors, food and a beer garden, ra es and much more. ere will be
something for the entire family!

Dkindoywo?u Sedan owners who suspect they might be part of a dying trucks.And GM won’t even be leading the pack in that regard,
breed are not wrong to harbor such suspicions, as auto indus- as LMC estimates Ford (90 percent) and Fiat Chrysler (97
try insiders note that the production of sedans has been in percent) will be almost exclusively manufacturing some type
decline for about a decade. of truck or SUV. While trucks and SUVs might rst have
taken hold of the U.S. automotive market, other countries
According to LMC Automotive, which tracks the auto in- are now following suit. According to the automotive research
dustry, many auto manufacturers are responding to consumer
demand for taller vehicles by producing more trucks, SUVs rm JATO Dynamics, SUVs, including crossovers, accounted
and crossovers at the expense of sedans. In fact, LMC Au- for more than one in three cars sold across the globe in 2017.
tomotive estimates that, by 2022, 84 percent of the vehicles
sold by General Motors in the United States will be SUVs or is article is from Metro Creative Connection.

NASCAR and its fan history

Millions of racing enthusiasts tune in to watch their favorite NASCAR As NASCAR amassed its legions of fans, it also helped solidify the star

drivers every weekend. status of many drivers. Richard Petty, David Pearson, Dale Earnhardt Sr. (and

Whether lling the stands in person or watching on television, NASCAR later Junior), Jimmie Johnson and Je Gordon are just a few of the notable

fans are drawn to the action and the sport’s storied history. drivers who have torn up tracks. In 1998, amid 50th anniversary celebrations,

It is believed that what would ultimately evolve into car racing began during NASCAR put together a list of the organization’s 50 Greatest Drivers. Living

Prohibition times when “runners,” or those who delivered moonshine, souped members of the group were honored during pre-race festivities for the 1998

up their cars to evade federal tax agents. ese runners took pride in evading Daytona 500.

the law and would hold informal races to determine who had the fastest car and NASCAR has built its reputation not only on quality races, but also through

greatest racing chops. Eventually the need for smuggling booze waned, and car sponsorship. In the history of NASCAR, there have been only three naming

racing became a more respectable sport. rights partners: RJ Reynolds, Sprint/Nextel and Monster Energy, which took

On Feb. 21, 1948, the National Association for Stock Car racing was o cially the reins in 2017.

incorporated, although the rst o cial NASCAR race took place six days ose unfamiliar with NASCAR may think that the NASCAR season never

earlier. e sport would go on to be one of the most popular spectator activities ends. However, there is a de ned season. e race season, comprising 38 races,

in North America and is now a multibillion dollar industry. starts in February and ends in November. Races are conducted on privately

NASCAR owes its beginnings to mechanic and auto-repair shop owner owned race tracks, all of which are asphalt or concrete. Although NASCAR has

William “Bill” France Sr. of Washington, D.C. France became interested in southern roots, tracks were built in California and Las Vegas to tap into newer

racing after relocating to Daytona Beach, Fla., which he discovered was a hotbed audiences.

for racing enthusiasts. France involved himself in racing cars and promotion. NASCAR has been around for decades, and new stars and fans are made

France felt there should be a sanctioning body to govern the sport, so in 1947, each year.

he organized a meeting in Florida to discuss the future of stock car racing and

conceived the notion of NASCAR with other members of the racing community. is article is from Metro Creative Connection.

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Playing second banana

It took me many weeks of schlep- arrival. I was thrilled to checked my order. Next “OK, ma’am, let me check that order.”
ping bags of heavy groceries from the A moment went by and then she re-
market to my apartment before I real- nd I could get every- LOST IN to the picture of a bunch turned to the phone.
ized that I was the only one on the planet thing from kumquats to SUBURBIA of bananas, there was “You only ordered one banana, ma’am.”
doing it. Most of the other shoppers had shish kebabs delivered, the number one. “No, I ordered a bunch of bananas,” I
either cute little upright metal carts to hold TRACY protested.
their stu , or they made their kids pull the that day, to my door, BECKERMAN Annoyed that my “When you selected one, it was for one
urban equivalent of a Radio Flyer wagon. without me having to order was incomplete, I banana. Not one bunch of bananas,” she
explained slowly, as though I were some-
And then there were the shoppers, like ever leave the building. called customer service. how not only banana-challenged, but a
me, who after weeks of schlepping bags banana idiot, as well.
of heavy groceries, nally realized what It seemed very “Hi, this is Tracy “But there was a picture of a bunch of
Domino’s learned years ago: If it can be bananas,” I said.
delivered, deliver it. straightforward and as I Beckerman. I just “Yes, that’s to show you the bananas in
their natural state.”
Newly wise to the ways of the city folk, checked o the various produce I wanted, I ordered groceries from you guys and I’m
I downloaded an app that would allow SEE BECKERMAN PAGE 15
me to pick out all my groceries online and clicked on a picture of a bunch of bananas missing part of my order.”
then choose a delivery window for their
and selected the box for one. “What item is missing?” asked a cheer-

Two hours later, as I unpacked the ful voice.

groceries, I looked through the bags and “I ordered a bunch of bananas and I

found one banana. only got one.

One. Just one. One lone banana. “Just one banana?” she said.

Shaking my head, I went back and “Yes, just one.”

GOIN and pest species, mutants and with their fables featuring “big top-rated restaurant (suburbia is address and remove any and all
blood-thirsty killers, coyotes bad wolves” and other danger- rodent-central), lakefront prop- sources of human-related food
FROM PAGE 8 barely stand a chance against ous beasts, and—among other erty (those ponds, streams, and access—be they intentional or
our preconceived notions about atrocities—began to eradicate man-made lakes are great water- unintentional. is means secur-
in all of North America, they them. Four hundred years ago, large carnivores by the mil- ing holes), and very little crime ing our garbage cans, recycling,
are a favored scapegoat for European settlers arrived on lions. To this day, we maintain a (no natural predators in sight!). and compost bins so animals
suburban—and many rural—en- the shores of North America scienti cally unsound determi- cannot gain access. Feeding our
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RooneyOrtho.com or not—ample access to food, than lethal removal, studies have they are highly valuable members
water, and shelter for these clever shown that the best way to miti- of our ecosystem, we can reap
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at the opportunity to live here? instead manage ourselves. their caution toward us.
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Thursday, July 18, 2019 OPINION North Salem News – Page 15

BART tain Lawrence makes a good one with Clearwater Kolsch (4.8%). BECKERMAN
Please also try the fantastic Scha y Kolsch (4.8%) out of St. Louis,
FROM PAGE 9 if you can nd it. FROM PAGE 14

Please reach out with supermarkets you know of with good selec- THERE’S AN APP FOR THAT “What is this, a National
tions and I’ll include them in future columns. As you continue to enjoy the broad array of brewer’s brands, Geographic special?” I said. “It’s
misleading.”
SOME RECOMMENDATIONS styles, etc. you should keep track of what you like, dislike, and
While you are trolling the supermarket beer aisle, please scout locations to purchase the ones you prefer. As has become typical, “Well, ma’am, we’ve never had
there’s an app for that, and it is called Untappd. any other complaints. Most people
out these recommendations: understand when they select one
• Montauk Brewing Company Wave Chaser IPA (6.4% abv). is I religiously use the Untappd (no “e”) app on my phone for banana, they get one banana.
looking up, tracking, and rating the beers I’ve tried or would like to Would you like to order more
up-and-coming brewery from the Long Island town of the same (there’s a wish list). It has a feature to sort and lter on beers you’ve bananas?”
name has hit our local market. Cards on table: My niece works had and rated highly so when you’re wandering down a beer isle
there (I am jealous). at being said, I strongly recommend their of your local supermarket or beer emporium and can’t recall if you I made a face at the phone. I was
Wave chaser IPA with tropical and piney notes. Also, try their Wa- liked a particular beer, just look up the rating you gave it! ere is a pretty sure I had left my mortal
termelon Session Ale (4.9% abv), which has just the right amount contained social media aspect to it as Untappd allows you to con- existence and was trapped in some
of watermelon. nect to other craft-minded folks to see and comment on what they kind of banana purgatory.
are consuming. It is a great, easy to use app.
• Glutenberg Red Ale (5%). As you may recall I avoid gluten in “OK, ne,” I said. “I want ve
solid forms but, because beer makes me happy, the gluten in beer HOPPENINGS EVENTS more bananas.” I wondered if I
does not bother me. “Hmm,” you’re thinking. Anyhow, the gluten- Brew & Co, 532 Bedford Road, Bedford Hills, 914-666-3600, was indeed ordering ve bananas
free beer market has been barren for a while and the choices that or if she was mistaken and an
have come to market have been bland at best. Kudos to Glutenberg brewandcompany.com entire banana tree was going to be
Brewing out of Montreal and especially this Red Ale, a style that • Food trucks every Friday, starting at 5 p.m. delivered to my apartment. I was
you unfortunately do not see much of these days.Taste-wise, it • ursday, July 18: Scha y Tap Takeover, 5 p.m.-close con dent having a banana tree in
brings together mild roasted nuts, co ee and caramel in a delicious • Friday, July 26: Good Beer Friday Tap Takeover, 5 p.m.-close my apartment wasn’t in my lease,
concoction, yet void of gluten. • Saturday, July 27: Cask Night, 4 p.m.-close and if my landlord found out, he’d
go bananas.
• von Trapps Golden Helles Lager (4.9%). Helles yes! ank VISTA BEER & BEVERAGE
you, Austria, for inventing this beer style delivered via this Stowe, 204 Oakridge Common, South Salem, 914-533-0100, vista- “OK, you’re all set,” she said. “Is
Vt. brewery, and especially this particular lovely, avorful, session-y there anything else you’d like?”
lager. Bring some cans of these Austrian friends to the beach or beerandbeverage.com
BBQ this summer. Tastings “Yes. I’d like to order one grape,”
Aug. 2: Founders/Cigar City/Revision I said.
• Industrial Arts Wrench IPA (6.8%). I like this brewery’s products Aug. 16: 5 Borough/Montauk
a lot. In particular, Wrench is a fruity IPA concoction sourced with Note: During the tastings, a “Beer 101”will be hosted with a Q&A. “You mean one bunch of
slight piney-ness from West Coast hops. Other choices to try, all Please reach out with upcoming beer or related events as I’m grapes?”
with thematic names, include: Power Tools IPA (7.1%), grapefruit
tones with moderate bitterness, and Pocket Wrench IPA (4.5%), if happy to spread the word. “No. Just one grape,” I said. “But
you are in session mode. Cheers! please send it in its natural state.”
e Katonah Beer Man
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T o ing into umme

Young riders got in the saddle at Summit Farm’s
summer riding academy last week. The kids took
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activities and swimming for a full day of fun.

Eva Marie Mastrantoni, 13, on Crystal

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Hailey Hewitt, 12, on her pony Lexi, who is getting a little love from Rosie
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3. e Scottish Tattoo School- - 3 p.m. at PQ Elementary School. old.Young artists will create in both content areas. Ideal for teacher of

house eater Fundraiser. Mark Girls and boys entering grades 3 the art room and the clay room grades 4 and up and other creative

e Town Board will have regu- your calendars now and don’t miss through 9. Fee: $250 daily. ey will explore a variety of people Sunday, July 21, 10 a.m. to

lar meetings on the second and this great party, featuring: e Swim Across America art materials and learn techniques 4 p.m. (1 hour lunch) $80.
fourth Tuesdays of each month World Renowned Highland Divas while they have fun developing
at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Meet- JoinTeam North Salem at Peach their own style of art here with our North Salem
ing Hall, 66 June Road, North ree Internationally acclaimed Lake on July 21 for Swim Accross certi ed art teachers. ere are 4 Democratic Committee
Salem. All meetings are subject to Scottish singers who have per- one week sessions Monday-Friday,
formed everywhere from Glasgow

rescheduling upon adequate notice, to New Zealand including with America. Swimmers and contribu- 9 a.m. to noon. Volunteers needed. ere are a

as circumstances require. All agen- Jimmy Fallon. Also Featuring tors wanted to help fund cancer re- Create Your Own Monsters, few open seats on the town com-

das and live meetings are posted on Schoolhouse Favorite, Peter Calo search and treatment.Contact Rob Play with Your Food, The Mad mittee and the Democrats would

the Town website at: http://north- on guitar. Also Scottish Dancing , Leder at 646 260-4444 or nd Artist, and STEAM Summer love to have some new volunteers

salemny.org/town-board/agenda. Bag Pipes, Delicious Food with a us at the team’s Facebook page at College Portfolio Intensive for come forward. It’s a great way to

Town Clerk Maria Hlushko Scottish Flair,plus: FLIGHTS OF https://bit.ly/2MSLLyC. incoming high school juniors and meet new people and be involved

has a notary license. Residents are WHISKEY, Wine, Brew and Ca- Railyard Arts seniors to develop their portfolio in who and what shapes our com-
welcome to come to Town Hall maraderie for the Lads and Lassies! Studio classes for college applications. is sum- munity. If, on the other hand, you
if they need documents notarized. mer intensive will not only provide may be interested in serving on a
To make an appointment,call 914- North Salem Railyard Arts Studio is located personal feedback and counsel- town committee we suggest you
669-5577 Fall Recreation at 621 Route 22, Croton Falls. For ing regarding your portfolio, but it keep an eye on the Town’s web-
more information, visit railyard- will also help you set summertime site, northsalemny.org, and send
The Schoolhouse All registration forms available artsstudio.com portfolio goals and give you time an inquiry to the Town Board.
Theater at: http://bit.ly/nsrecreation.Ques- and studio space to work. Several vacancies are listed. Con-
tions? Contact North Salem Rec at Summer 7-week classes for tact us at P O Box 525, North Sa-
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these events, call 914-277-8477 or Summer Camps begins the week of July 8. Try and wear your own artwork! Learn [email protected]

email schoolhousetheater@gmail. Hendrie’s Soccer Academy: something new in a relaxed, cre- how to work with dye and resist to North Salem
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shine dancing to a global beat. $190 ($220 after June 1st) and oil / acrylic painting, mixed to only 8. students. Silk scarf and of local elections with opportuni-

media, printmaking, drawing, supplies are included! ursday, ties to serve as a volunteer. If you

wheel throwing and hand build- July 11. From 9 a.m. to noon. are interested in serving on the

WHY DO WE ing with clay, knitting/crocheting, Visual Literacy Bookmaking Committee or volunteering please
and art therapy. For youth, there Workshop for Educators and contact the Committee at: North

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ADVERTISE school, and high school ages. Look Michelle Mullaly. Are you looking PO Box 289, North Salem, NY
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FIELD HOCKEY

North Salem loses
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North Salem su ered a 4-0 loss against the Dutchmen July 8.

Christina Giacomo passes the ball.

Kayla DeModna travels down field. Bridget McDonald and Krista DeModna pressure the Dutchmen.
Stella DiDomenico plays hard near the goal.

Kayla DeModna takes control of the ball. Allison Eberhardt keeps the ball from the Dutchmen. PHOTOS: CHRIS LOVELL

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