North Salem News 10.17.19

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Students lead
mental health effort

at high school

BY HELU WANG ing taking their life.

STAFF WRITER Herlihy said she was su ering

from anxiety last fall, but because

Ellen Herlihy, junior co-presi- of the stigma, she didn’t tell any-

dent of Warr;ors, recalled feeling one about it until she joined the

hesitant about joining the men- club. e support from club ad-

tal health club as its rst member. viser Melissa Smith motivated her PHOTOS: HELU WANG
A year later, she is proud to see to share her feelings and encourage
the club has been a safe space for more students to join. Club members pose next to a new door they plan to paint.

students to talk and support each Smith, who is also a school to indicate their commitment to nections and feel like they’re in-

other. counselor, recalled years ago a stu- opening doors to conversations cluded in something powerful, it

“It’s not a club that you have dent who was hospitalized for de- about mental health. doesn’t really matter what you do

to have mental illness or feel sad pression came to her and suggested Over the past year, the number in the club,” Herlihy said.

to join,” Herlihy said. “We try to starting a mental health club at the of members has grown to 20. e e club has connected students

include everyone so they feel like school she worked at previously. club members meet every Tuesday with schools, parents and commu-

they belong to the club.” Last year, she brought the idea to to talk about mental health issues nity organizations, and acted as a

Warr;ors, a student-run club at North Salem High School and at the school, ranging from person- leader in the area. Last year, May

North Salem High School, aims started the Warr;ors. al concerns to word choices. ey 23, was “one of the best days” Her-

to raise awareness of mental health “We’re here to increase mental decorated the school buildings lihy had at the school when more

through discussions, by bringing health literacy for teens to support with inspiring signs and posters than 450 students and 30 com-

visuals and resources into schools, their peers in order to feel comfort- to reduce stigma and presented at munity organizations showed up

and by making reaching out for able to reach out if they need help,” health classes. ey are also in the at the rst North Salem Mental

support more acceptable. e semi- Smith said. process of painting another door Health and Wellness Fair, which

colon indicates a pause in a sen- She recruited for the club from a and planting lavender to make es- was part of the club’s achievements.

tence and symbolizes what people lunch table where she had set up a sential oil. SEE MENTAL HEALTH PAGE 3
should do if they are contemplat- wood door which students signed “As long as they’re making con-

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   Brent Golisano          Dan Seymour               Warren Lucas              John Aronian         Maria Hlushko 
 
Elect  Dan SEYMOUR ‐ Town Justice,  
Nov.Re‐Elect John ARONIAN ‐ Town Justice,  
Re‐Elect Maria HLUSHKO ‐ Town Clerk,  
Re‐Elect Warren LUCAS ‐ Supervisor,  
Re‐Elect Brent GOLISANO Councilman  5th

JUDGE JOHN ARONIAN ‐ EXPERIENCE and INTEGRITY 

John  has  served  as  North  Salem  Town  Justice  for  the  past  four  years.   John  and his  family  have  been  residents of 
North  Salem  since  2001.  He  graduated,  cum  laude,  from  Pace  University  focusing  on  land  use,  and  is  a  member  of 
the NYS and Westchester Magistrates and BAR Associations.  John maintains a law practice in North Salem, and has 
two decades of experience in the practice of property law and landlord/tenant litigation.  
John  believes  the  role  of  the  judiciary  is  to  adjudicate,  not  to  legislate,  and  believes  there  is  no  place  for  partisan 
judicial activism on any court. During his term, the Court digitized records and modernized procedures, keeping the 
calendar  current  despite  an  ever  increasing  case  load.  John  has  been  available  24  hours  a  day  to  conduct  criminal 
arraignments for arrests occurring in North Salem and surrounding Towns. His prior experience on the bench, years 
of private law practice and his familiarity with the issues concerning our Town and our Court bring great value to the 
North Salem Court, and will serve North Salem well going forward. 
Along  with  his  passion  for  the  law,  John  is  an  avid  carpenter,  welder,  excavator,  and  plow  driver.  He   served  as 
president  of  his  community  HOA  for  10  years,  and  is  a  member  of  the  N.S.  Lions,  NSOLF,  Croton  Falls  Fire 
Department, a director of the Chamber of Commerce, and proud contributor to the Boys & Girls Club, NSVAC, SPCA, 
and Keeler Library. 

                                   

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MENTAL HEALTH

FROM PAGE 1

e club members were also featured at the Putman and Westchester Boards of Coop-

erative Educational Services and New York State Suicide Prevention Conference.

To involve more students and schools, Herlihy has worked with Putnam and West-

chester Suicide Prevention task forces on designing a curriculum for the club so other

schools can create a Warr;or club on their own. e curriculum includes how to recruit

members, nd advisers and seek community support. Herlihy said her dream is to help

build a Warr;or club at schools across the county in the next three years.

e Warr;or was taken as the “biggest” student push by Adam VanDerStuyf, the

director of special education and pupil personnel services. He said over the past couple

years, the district realized the need to raise awareness on mental health.

“Prior to that were a lot of adults making sure we have resources in place to sup-

port students, but one of the missing pieces at the time was the students involvement,”

VanDerStuyf said.

One in ve youths between the ages of 7 and 18 have a diagnosable emotional, be-

havioral or mental health disorder, while at least half of children ages 6 to 17 do not Ellen Herlihy, junior co-president of Warr;ors,
receive the mental health care they need, according to the Association for Children’s poses next to a wood door and posters which are
Mental Health. designed by club members to reduce stigma.

e district has formed a team including four psychologists and four school counsel- PHOTOS: HELU WANG

ors to reach out to the community. ey provide training to the faculty, present mental

health issues in the classroom and o er counseling for small groups and individuals.

“What we’re trying to do is proactively put systems in

place to recognize and identify problems, and then be

able to provide help,” VanDerStuyf said. “We recognize

that if we’re not proactive and addressing mental health

and wellness, people aren’t able to fully access their edu-

cation.”

VanDerStuyf added that the education board and

community recognize the importance of mental health

education and put e orts into providing resources to

support the community.

“We’ve been very thankful and appreciative with the

support from the district and the community,” VanDer-

Stuyf said.“As they embrace the support, that really is able A post signed by a student to show support of mental Club members decorated the school buildings with
to have a positive impact on our students and teachers.” health and wellness. inspiring signs and posters to reduce stigma.

Hlushko honored for work in ambulance corps

BY HELU WANG Hlushko, a North Salem native, joined the

STAFF WRITER NSVAC as a driver in 2007 and served as captain

after she became an Emergency Medical Techni-

Sen. Peter Harckham awarded a proclamation cian. She has stood on duty at local horse shows,

to Maria Hlushko, longtime North Salem Vol- hockey games and wrestling tournaments, as well

unteer Ambulance Corps captain, to recognize as Brooklyn Navy Yard.

her work at the corps in the past dozen years. She’s gotten up in the middle of the night,

Harckham said at the Oct. 8 Town Board walked out on family dinners and spent countless

meeting that whenever there’s an accident or a hours training to provide quality care to neigh-

natural disaster, Hlushko is always there to help. bors and to be able to respond to emergencies.

Her “remarkable” presence is a reassurance to “We see things that most people do not see

the person who is in need. Harckham thanked in a lifetime, but yet we continue to respond,”

her on behalf of the New York State Senate and Hlushko said in a follow-up email. “We’ve seen

people across the state. many members come and go, but we all seem to

“We’re here to recognize the hard work and PHOTO: HELU WANG have the same goal…to help our neighbors in a

sacri ce of people who made our community a Supervisor Warren Lucas, Sen. Peter Harckham, Town Clerk Maria Hlushko time of need.”
better, safer and more inclusive place. Your work and NSVAC president Kurt Guldan Hlushko, who is currently the town clerk, has

at the ambulance corps is quite an example of also been the con dential secretary to the town

that,” Harckham said. “You’ve given your time and e orts About a dozen community members, including NS- supervisor since 2004. She’s been involved in the North

sel essly. When a person is in need, there’s something so VAC volunteers and Town Board o cials showed their Salem Lions Club, Soccer Club, Girl Scouts, Booster

reassuring when your neighbor is there.” support at the meeting. Club, PTO and St. Joseph’s Choir.

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Congressman Maloney assists injured woman who campaigned against him

BY BRYAN FUMAGALLI miles-per hour and, as I got myself o of side his house and returned with two frozen trict I had campaigned in twice on behalf of
CONTRIBUTING WRITER his hood, I did not feel any severe pain, but bags of vegetables for the bruises on my legs his opponent. I told him this and we shared
my bike was no longer usable.” and a can of La Croix water. He held the a laugh and discussed those races and the
Without intending to do so, Congress- vegetables on my legs for a little bit as I was unique areas of his district, such as Kiryas
man Sean Patrick Maloney pulled o the Witnesses quickly came to her aid to see sitting on someone’s front stoop. I imagine Joel. He was complimentary to former Con-
ultimate act of bipartisanship earlier this if she was OK. e driver, who was driving when the resident opened their door to see gresswoman Nan Hayworth, whom he de-
month when he assisted an injured cyclist the car for a local church, called the police what was happening they were quite sur- feated twice and for whom I’d campaigned
after she’d been struck by a car in Wash- as Stello did her best to keep calm on the prised to see the injured party sitting on for. As we arrived at my house, he put my
ington, DC. sidewalk and continue to assess the situa- their front stoop with bags of vegetables bike down and before leaving said, ‘Hope-
tion. She su ered two major contusions to being used as ice bags. At this point I was fully next time you’ll decide to choose a dif-
Little did he know, that injured cyclist her legs—one on her left calf and one on her crying a little and he told me to breathe and ferent race to campaign in.’ I assured him I
had twice travelled from our nation’s capital right shin. She had a “signi cant” scrape on calm down and asked if there was anyone would not campaign against him again.”
to the Hudson Valley in separate election the back of one of her heels, several minor he wanted me to call.”
cycles in an e ort to keep Maloney out of scrapes and bruises on each knee and an- In a statement to Halston Media, the
Congress. other large contusion on her left upper thigh. Police and emergency personnel arrived parent company of this newspaper, Aaron
shortly thereafter and asked Stello if she White, communications director for Ma-
Jen Stello, a 36-year-old Washington resi- Her rst instinct, she said, was to keep wanted to go to the hospital. After giving a loney, acknowledged the Congressman’s
dent who volunteers as national committee- going and walk her bicycle to her o ce. report to the police and declining a trip to actions.
woman for the DC Young Republicans, was It was around this time that a man who the hospital, Maloney insisted on carrying
biking from her residence in Bloomingdale witnessed the entire episode from a house Stello’s bike back to her residence about a “I can con rm that on ursday night
to her o ce in Logan Circle around 6:45 across the street approached. half mile away. [Oct. 3], the Congressman helped a cy-
p.m. on ursday, Oct. 3, when she was clist after witnessing her being struck by a
struck by a slow moving car as it pulled out “A man, who I’d later learn was Con- “We had a nice conversation,” Stello said. car. He helped her tend to her injuries and
of an alleyway onto 6th St., Northwest. gressman Maloney, came up to me im- “He asked what I did for a living and men- waited with her for paramedics to arrive.
mediately after the rst two witnesses left tioned he was staying with a friend tempo- Later, he helped her get home by carrying
“I was riding in a designated bike lane and told me he was across the street on his rarily. When I asked him what he was doing her bike.”
down a slight hill going south when a car front porch and saw what had happened,” in the city on a temporary basis, he told me
came out of the alleyway right in front of Stello said. “He said, ‘Oh my gosh, that was he was a congressman and I replied that I Stello is recovering nicely and said the
me and we collided,”said Stello, who works crazy. Why don’t you sit down? Can I get was an idiot for not knowing that because experience is one she will not soon forget.
for a court reporting and transcription you anything?’He was really nice and help- I’m the national committeewoman for the
ful. I sat down on the sidewalk because of DC Young Republicans. At that point it hit “ is is certainly one of those ‘Only in
rm. “I didn’t have a chance to react and what he was saying about the need to take me that ‘nice guy Sean’ was actually Con- DC’ stories,” she said. “I may not see eye to
slammed into the front driver’s side of the a break and relax. e police had not even gressman Sean Patrick Maloney from a dis- eye with Maloney on the issues of the day,
car and ended up on the hood of his car. arrived yet and he ended up going back in- but as far as I can tell he is certainly a good
person.”
ankfully, he was only going about ve-

‘I may not see eye to eye with Maloney on the issues of the day, but as far as I can tell he is certainly a good person.’

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Business community welcomes Green Way Markets
Supermarket held its grand opening Friday, Oct. 11

BY CAROL REIF
CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Residents have a new place to The Green Way Markets team and local leaders cut the ribbon on the new grocery on Feb. 11. PHOTO: JODI WEINBERGER
buy their groceries.
previous occupant D’Agostino long-term”lease with the shopping ree grocery groups had been it planned to vastly improve the
Green Way Markets opened in space.
Orchard Square at Cross River, a suddenly moved out with seven center’s owner, EK Cross River, in in contention for the spot, but
retail hub at Routes 35 and 121. Its SEE GREENWAY PAGE 9
address is 20 North Salem Road,in years left on its lease. January, said Adam Brodsky, direc- Green Way won out because of
Cross River.
Green Way signed a “very, very tor of its commercial properties. its operating history and because
It’s welcome news for those
who’ve been schlepping all the way
to Connecticut, Pound Ridge or
the hamlet of Katonah for grocer-
ies since DeCicco Family Markets
pulled up stakes last year. DeCicco
Family Markets is not to be con-
fused with DeCicco & Sons, a
di erent business, which opened
a new supermarket in Somers this
summer.

Lewisboro resident Brian Mar-
don, who was getting a haircut at
a nearby barbershop, said he has
been driving to Ridge eld, which
“isn’t easy” when you have a bunch
of kids.

It’s also been “brutal for the
shopping center” to not have an
anchor store, Mardon said.

DeCicco’s had occupied the
space for seven years. It cited a rent
hike for its decision to leave. Resi-
dents were equally agitated when

Thursday, October 17, 2019 North Salem News – Page 9

GREENWAY shoppers to use their club cards to link to local chari- LIBRARY EVENTS
ties and organizations. e store then donates a certain
FROM PAGE 8 Ruth Keeler Memorial Library is located at 276 Titicus
Road. For more information on any of these events, call
percentage of proceeds, said Green Way Vice President 914-669-5161 or visit keelerlibrary.org.

It had hoped to open this summer, but held back because Robin Estevez. Celebrate Halloween with Story Times and Crafts
on Monday,Oct.28,10:30-11:30 a.m.For young children,
of the amount of work needed to bring everything up to Green Way fully intends to live up to its environmen- come in costume, hear some stories and do a craft.

snu . tally conscious name. Castles, Homes and Fortresses on Monday, Oct. 28,
3-4:30 p.m. ArchForKids will be here to help you learn
It’s also good news for the 90-plus people the new store is Equipment and lighting are energy e cient, produce about these fascinating structures, from their architectural
details to their strategic geography. en build your own
employing,most of whom will work full time.Local farmers bags are eco-friendly and the store café’s plates and uten- mini castle! Free, recommended for ages 5 and up. Care-
givers welcome.
should be happy, too: Green Way plans to buy local fruits, sils are compostable. Only paper bags are available. Cus-
Halloween Crafts on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 4-5 p.m.
veggies, eggs, meat and dairy products. tomers will be encouraged to bring their own reusable Weave a spider web and decorate masks and goodie bags.
For kids of all ages, no registration, co-sponsored with the
And it certainly isn’t bad news for merchants whose busi- totes. North Salem Recreation Department.

nesses have su ered without an anchor store to draw walk- “I think the community will be pleasantly surprised by STEAMFest on Saturday,Nov.16,from noon to 3 p.m.
Join the library’s annual celebration of science, technol-
ins to the town’s geographic center. the organic, gluten-free products, as well,” Estevez said. ogy, engineering, art and mathematics. Mad Science will
be here with a spectacular show at noon and then partici-
DeCicco’s departure was a “shock to the community,”said Among the amenities will be a seating area where folks pants can have fun with rockets, dry ice, a wind tunnel and
more! For children in grades K+ and their families. is is
Elaine Feldman, Cross River Pharmacy’s owner. can nosh on bakery or café goodies or enjoy beer and not a drop-o event. Expect to stay with your child and
have fun.
e hamlet has always had plenty of places to grab a bite, wine.
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but without a grocery store, many have been shopping else- Green Way is a member of the Foodtown family, for Seniors

where on their way home from work, she said. which is part of Allegiance, a supermarket co-op, said the is presentation from Westchester Library System’s
group Westchester Seniors Out Speaking (WSOS),
Feldman is so pleased with her soon-to-be-neighbors new store’s assistant manager, Vladimir Reynoso. on Saturday, Oct. 26, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., is perfect
for anyone trying to navigate their way through our
that she plans to bring over some welcome-to-the-family e Estevez brothers (Robin, John and Bill) own and complicated healthcare system for older adults. Walk-ins
are welcome, but pre-registration is requested at 914-231-
balloons. operate 10 other Foodtown markets in New York and 3236.

Mike Novak, owner of Cross River Wine Merchant, New Jersey. SEE LIBRARY EVENTS PAGE 18

opened in the shopping plaza proper in 2004, but later Since Green Way hopes to grow its brand here as well

moved into his own building at the corner. as in New Jersey and Connecticut, the agship Cross

“Every day I have someone coming in here asking, River store is seen as “the next step in the evolution,”

‘When are they (Green Way) going to open?’” he said. Robin Estevez said.

e lack of a grocery store also has had a ripple e ect General manager Esteban Luna is also “very excited”

on the local economy. about the impending debut.

“ ink about the logistics” of having to travel out of Sen. Pete Harckham was among those also on the wel-

town to buy bread or milk—“that’s a lot of mileage, a lot coming committee.

of money leaving the county,” Novak said. “I would like to welcome the Estevez brothers—John,

Lewisboro’s supervisor hailed Green Way’s arrival as Bill and Robin—and their entire Green Way Market

“absolutely brilliant.” sta into the Cross River community,” Harckham said.

“We need it badly,” said Peter Parsons. “ is will ful ll “As a highly successful, family-run business, they have

the community’s dearest dreams.” created a warm and inviting store, and I’m con dent our

Green Way has already “demonstrated its commit- community will embrace their great food selection. We

ment” to Lewisboro by nancially supporting commu- all look forward to shopping local in their store, as well

nity events such as Shakespeare in the Park, he said. as at the adjacent businesses in and around the Orchard

Its “Neighbors Serving Neighbors” program allows Square Shopping Center.”

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Happily
Ever
After

Potatoes and onions on Halloween

BOO! It’s that time of year sure if it would have garnished an SEASONAL Halloween Potato and Onion Soup
when, if you are like me, “A”rating from the health de- TIDBITS
every shadow you see from partment, but no one seemed to 1/2 cup each chopped onion and celery
the corner of your eye spooks you. notice or care. Popcorn was being LAURA 1 teaspoon thyme
I am not afraid to admit it, I scare carried in over stu ed little bags CAMPAGNA 1 tablespoon butter
easily. I am not talking about the and buckets with trails Hansel and 1/2 teaspoon grated nutmeg
someone that comes from out of Gretel would be proud of. gloomy backdrop. Not a good Splash of olive oil to coat bottom of pot
the closet and yells “Boo!”and start for a scaredy cat. Igor, played Salt and pepper to taste
jumps in your face. I am talking We found our way to the by Marty Feldman came out from 1 large potato peeled and diced
about the scare you get where the theater and sat somewhere in the behind a brick wall and turned 1 cup vegetable broth
back of your neck hairs rise up, middle. I remember being next his face towards the audience, 1 cup whole milk or half-and-half
where you put your feet to your to a wall, my sister next to me, his giant eyes staring at me, I felt Cook onion and celery in sauce pan with butter and olive
chest when you are watching a followed by my dad and mom. the back of my neck tingle. But oil in a large pot until tender
horror movie and where you close Munching on my popcorn, I did when Frankenstein, played by Add potatoes and vegetable broth, simmer 10 minutes.
your eyes with your palms and try not notice the theater darken and Peter Boyle, rst appeared on the Add thyme, nutmeg and salt and pepper. Add milk or
to plug your ears with your index the movie start. Back in the early- screen, that was IT. Feet up to my half and half. When slightly cooled, pulse with hand held
to-mid ‘70s there was not much chest, palms over my eyes AND blender until smooth. Enjoy!
ngers.THAT scare. hype about a movie as there is ears, don’t ask how I did that, but I
When I was a kid, my fam- today. No Twitter, no Rotten To- did. My whole family turned and Halloween parties. I decorated candy to the teenagers, the ones
ily took me and my sister to mato rating, no Facebook thumbs laughed at me after they slumped my house with everything Hal- who grabbed their mothers mas-
the Brewster movie theater in up or email blast to friends and in their seats from embarrass- loween. A pirate’s treasure chest cara and wiped it on their faces
downtown Brewster. I can still family describing this incredible ment.“Young Frankenstein”is a with a pirate skeleton was on the and took the pillow case o their
remember the phone number: movie. Maybe an occasional movie comedy. Not only were my family lawn. A partially decapitated bride bed and went door to door hoping
BR9-3688. At least I like to think review by the guy with the full laughing at me, the whole theater swung from the trees. Haunting to score some candy. On that rst
that was the number. Why that head of black hair and the over- was laughing. Ok, maybe not the music played as guests walked up tradition making Halloween, a
combination sticks in my head is sized mustache, Gene Shalit from audience, but it sure seemed like the front walk way. I even had the group of such teenagers rang the
a mystery, but it is a nice memory New 4 NBC, or the dynamic duo it. I can’t tell you a thing about the occasional burst of fog from a fog bell. My mother opened the door
to hold on to even if it maybe the Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert. So movie that night. I was trauma- machine to add to the experience. and they just put out their bags.
wrong number. with all that in mind, I went into tized. It took me a long time to My mother loved to answer the She said to them without miss-
My family and I purchased our this movie blind. get over that lm. door and greet the trick or treat- ing a beat,“Trick or Treat?”Most
ticket from the outside booth. We ers. She would call out to come said “Treat”but one wise guy said
then entered the lobby with its red I was ne for the rst little bit of “Young Frankenstein”came out and see the cute little princess “Trick.”My mother turned around
faded worn out carpet that sloped the movie. I do remember really in December, well after Hallow- or the little reman with his re went to my pantry and pulled out
down the more your entered the liking Gene Wilder although I een, but I consider it my number bucket to hold his candy. We had a potato and an onion walked back
theater. e walls had a faded gold cannot recall a single thing he was one Halloween movie. I make it a variety of costumes ring our to the door and plopped it into the
wall paper that matched the car- in before that movie. Maybe it was a tradition to sit and watch the bell. Dogs, ballerinas, the favorite kid’s sack. e others got candy.
pet. It all looked so dingy which his kind eyes or gentle face or the movie with my feet on the oor Disney Princess of the time and
made the concession stand, which hair! I always admired curly hair as and my hands in a bowl of pop- an occasional cowboy. Each one e kid was dumbfounded and
was on the right side of the lobby, my sister had a head full and mine corn. I have many Halloween tra- received a st full of candy. My looked at my mom with a look
shine like a clear cut diamond. It was as straight and stringy as hay. ditions besides watching “Young mother had trouble giving out
was a brightly lit, clear cabinet that Frankenstein.”My favorite has to SEE CAMPAGNA PAGE 16
made everything inside it glow, anks to perhaps the e ect of be the onion and potato one. Years
begging you to purchase its con- aging I now have thick hair with ago when my girls were young and
tents. e popcorn popped on top a natural wave. Whatever it was, my family lived close by, I hosted
of the cabinet and in a machine I was happy to see Mr. Wilder
that thinking of it now, could have on the big screen. e movie was
used a good scrubbing. I am not a bit odd. It seemed to be lmed
in the rain and fog and it was in
black and white to emphasize the

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Beware the Troll Patrol

nar on local marketing that he sume, like an ad for something they’re not just kidding. Clearly, So the next time you’re tempt-

BRUCE presented to local businesses for irrelevant to the original post, these folks have a zero-tolerance ed to get in somebody’s face on
THE BLOG
Halston Media.) which is pretty much the de ni- policy for restaurant reprobates Facebook, take a deep breath

BRUCE You can label me a two-time tion of social media spam. So I re- like yours truly. I imagine their and consider whether the psychic
APAR
loser of late on Facebook. I’ve phrased it and the new comment rallying cry must be, “Let him eat reward is worth the risk of wran-

been called out twice in the past was not Face lifted, but remained cake!” gling with the Troll Patrol.

few weeks: once by the deputized intact. After removing my hairshirt

Facebook police, and once by an and tending to my wounds, I had POSTSCRIPT

ad hoc group of Facebook vigilan- PUNCHED IN THE FACEBOOK an epiphany! I replied to my in- I did not return to the scene of

When the indomitable tes. e Facebook vigilantes (or quisitors that their ringing me up my Facebook crime—on that res-

trolls,if you’re a fairtyale fan) repri- (with relish) made me realize the taurant page—to check out what

comedian Betty White CAN THE SPAM manded me in no uncertain terms bell tolled for me. the Troll Patrol might have to say

(now 97) hosted Sat- After making what I thought when I whined on the Facebook about my mea culpa after they

urday Night Live nine years ago, was an innocuous, if self-serving page of a fast-casual restaurant SHAME ON ME FOR chaperoned me to the woodshed.

she acknowledged the power of (on Facebook?! OMG!), com- about the painfully slow service at SHAMING THEM No doubt at least one skeptic

social media in thrusting her onto ment, under a blog link by a book the location I had just patronized I vowed to think twice next among them suspected that, in

the iconic show. author for whom I’m a ghostwrit- (I was there more than 30 minutes time before shaming a business my o ering an olive branch, I was

“I have so many people to er, I received this message: “Your for a take-out order). in full view of its Facebook fol- being a tad too precious, if not dis-

thank for being here,” she be- comment goes against our Com- My transgression was two-fold, lowers, opting instead for a direct ingenuous.

gan her monologue, “but I really munity Standards on spam. No said the Troll Patrol, according to message. Ditto for posting a pho- ey may be right about that

have to thank Facebook. When I one else can see your comment… its Draconian standards and prac- to of customers whose permis- too.

rst heard about the campaign to to prevent things like false adver- tices for dealing with disgruntled sion I did not have. I could see Bruce “ e Blog” Apar is a writer,

host Saturday Night Live, I didn’t tising, fraud and security breach- customers: 1) My discontent was their point, sort of. publicist, actor, and civic volunteer.

know what Facebook was.” es.” made public instead of con ned It’s not surprising that Face- He is sole proprietor of regional

en came the inevitable zing- e minimal information I to a private message visible only book is a popular place to post marketing agency APAR PR. He is

er… “And now that I do know included in my comment was a to the restaurant; 2) e photo complaints about whatever dis- the ghostwriter for new ForbesBooks

what it is, I have to say it sounds chapter number and page num- I posted, showing a lengthy line pleases you. title, “Fisch Tales: e Making of a

like a huge waste of time.” ber from the blogger’s book, Fisch at the order counter, invaded the As Mr. Blinder pointed out, Millennial Baby Boomer,” by Bob

at was followed by another Tales: e Making of a Millennial customers’ privacy (despite their the average Facebook user is Fisch, now available at Amazon,

zinger… “I would never say that Baby Boomer, by Bob Fisch, plus being unrecognizable in the pho- 47-years-old. I’m comfortably WalMart, Barnes & Noble, Target,

people on it are losers, but that’s a link to his website (millennial- to, taken from a distance). past that, and as the years pile and other online bookstores. Follow

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( anks to media consultant What I apparently failed to do tes went so far as to brand me a impatient and to vent at the media. Reach him at bruce@aparpr.

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A wolf in mom’s clothing Halston Media
election
“Ithink I’m turning into a I mean, who “Sure. It’s a “My weenus. It’s the loose skin
werewolf,”I told my derma- around your elbow. I have a lot of it.” letters policy
tologist as I sat on the exam- gets wrinkles on thing.”
ining table in her o ce. ere were As we spoke, I realized somewhat In fairness to the
posters on the wall and pamphlets their knees be- TRACY “I don’t know comfortingly that I wasn’t alone candidates, the last
for the treatment of wrinkles and sides elephants BECKERMAN why my derma- with my aging issues. I also realized edition in which
fat, but nothing for werewolves. and rhinos? tologist didn’t there were a lot of dumb body terms Halston Media will
out there. But most importantly, I publish election-relat-
“Why do you think that?”she Maybe I wasn’t tell me about realized I could either ght an ex- ed letters to the editor
said, peering at my pores. A thank- pensive and unwinnable ght to try will be Oct. 24. is
less job if ever there was one. actually turning this,”I said. to beat the clock, or I could accept includes letters from
these natural changes with grace. candidates, as well as
“I’m starting to grow hair, every- into a were- “Well, it’s endorsement letters.
where,”I told her. ere were a lot of women who
wolf, I thought. a Hollywood looked gorgeous with their gray hair is is due to the fact
“Do you howl at the moon at and smile lines. Not too many who there would be no
night?”she wondered. Maybe I was turning into a woolly thing,”she replied.“Don’t worry. looked great with beards, though. time for rebuttal for
any letters published
“No.” mammoth instead. You can get treatment for that.” “I think I can live with the in the Oct. 31 issue.
“ en I think you’re OK,”she kninkles,”I told her.“And I can
replied. After I got home from the der- I shuddered to think how they pluck the chin hairs. But what about Letters should be
I was surprised she took this news the hair on my toes?” received no later than
so lightly. When I hit my 50s, I matologist, I called a friend who was could remove my knee wrinkles 4 p.m. on Fridays for
wasn’t completely shocked when I “ at’s a Neanderthal thing,”she publication in the fol-
sprouted a few chin hairs. I’d heard the smartest person my age I knew with anything other than a clothes said.“Can’t help you there.” lowing week’s issue.
tales from other women about how Letters should be less
aging could suddenly cause a pleth- who was not a certi ed specialist in iron. You can follow Tracy on than 300 words. We
ora of unwanted bodily changes. Facebook at www.facebook. reserve the right to edit
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the planet. “No,”she said.“I have cankles.”

“I’m growing hair on my toes and “Is that a Hollywood thing, too?”

I have wrinkled knees,”I told her. I wondered.

“What the heck is going on?” “No,”she said.“It’s a retirement

“You have kninkles?”she asked. community thing.”

“What?” “ ere’s something to look for-

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wrinkles.” “I also have a problem with my

“ ey really have a name for weenus,”she said.

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dinner and did not want to nosh
on the left over candy or appetiz-
ers from the night before so I
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I am still giving out potatoes
and onions to the occasional wise
guy. A few years ago a few teen-
agers from the next neighborhood
came over and ASKED for a
potatoes and onion. ey said they
wanted to see if it was in fact true.

Start your own Halloween
traditions!

Laura Campagna lives in Brewster
with her husband of 27 years. She
is a kindergaten teacher and enjoys
going to thrift shops and working
at local theaters. Contact her at
[email protected].

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LIBRARY EVENTS

FROM PAGE 9

Handmade Holiday Bazaar on Sun-

day, Nov. 3, 1-4 p.m. Calling artistic and Author Talks with book
crafty youth aged 18 and under. Sell your signing and wine
items at the Handmade Holiday Bazaar

at the library. e library is looking for:
paintings, photographs, jewelry, ber arts,

home accessories, paper items and more.

The Sugar & Spice Cookie & Bar George Colt will discuss his book “The Game:

Bake-Off on Sunday, Nov. 3, 1-4 p.m. Harvard, Yale and America in 1968” on Oct. 20 at
Bake your best cookie or bar and bring 3 p.m.; Robert Thorson will discuss his book “Stone
them to the library on Nov. 3. e judges by Stone: The Magnificent History in New England’s
will be awarding honors in a variety of Stone Walls” on Nov. 10, 3 p.m.; Vivien Schweitzer
categories such as: Overall Pimo Presen- will discuss her book “Mad Love: An Introduction to
tation, Overall Fabulous Flavor and Best
in Show. Opera” on Dec. 8 at 3 p.m.

History and Biography book group

e history and biography book group

meets at 7:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday

of the month. e group reads books on

various historical topics or periods as

well as some biographies. e books are

chosen by the group and are wide ranging.

Multiple copies of the books at the library

for people to check out and read. “ e Richard Brookhiser on Dec. 10 at 7:30 Mondays Mother Goose for

World Broke in Two” by Bill Goldstein on p.m. Stories and Songs – 10:30 a.m., for Babies – 10:30 a.m., for babies from birth

Nov. 12 at 7:30 p.m.; “John Marshall: e New members encouraged! babies from birth to 2-1/2. to 2-1/2.

Man Who Made the Supreme Court,” by Story time and crafts Tuesdays Wednesdays

Story Time at 10:30 a.m.;

family story time for kids of all

ages.

ursdays

Books and Puppets at 10:30

a.m.; family story time for kids of

all ages.

Saturdays

Story Time at 10:30 a.m.;

family story time for kids of all

ages.

(Bilingual stories and songs on

some Saturdays.)

Writers workshop

is workshop is from 11

a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and led by

Maryanne D’Amato the rst

Wednesday of the month. It is

open to all writers and aspiring

writers who are invited to share

their work or desire to write in a

supportive atmosphere.

Free Museum Passes

North Salem is surrounded

by many world-class museums.

Add Value You can visit some of these free
of charge by simply going to the
library and checking out passes

to Your Home to the museums. Just ask for the
passes at the front desk. You may
call the library to reserve a pass

for a particular week. Passes must

When we’re done, there is nothing left to do. be returned within seven days.
Passes may not be returned to
any other library, nor put in the
book drop. It is possible to renew

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Thursday, October 17, 2019 BALANCED ROCK North Salem News – Page 19

BALANCED ROCK Felted Jewelry for ages 10 and Marc Black, Nov. 23, 20019, 8 lem, NY 10560 914-662-6620 LOOKING FOR

FROM PAGE 4 up, design your own unique jew- p.m. info@northsalemrepublican. VOLUNTEERS

elry and learn the basics of felting. North Salem com Pegasus erapeutic Riding is
Democratic looking for volunteers to assist
classes begins week of October 28th Sunday, Oct 20, 3-5 p.m. Committee Volunteer Drivers individuals in their fall riding pro-
Needed gram.
for adults, kids, & teens o ered Town News
days, evenings, and weekends. Pegasus provides equine assist-

Enjoy fun and easy classes for be-

ginners and advanced classes for e Town Board will have regular Can you spare a little time to ed activities to people with special

experienced students in acrylic meetings on the second and fourth Volunteers needed. ere are a make a di erence in the life of an needs and at-risk individuals. e

& watercolor painting as well as Tuesdays of each month at 7:30 few open seats on the town com- older adult? farm is located at 310 Peach Lake

poured paint, stained glass, pastels, p.m. at the Town Meeting Hall, 66 mittee and the Democrats would RideConnect, a program of Road (Route 121) in Brewster,

photography, printmaking, and June Road, North Salem. All meet- love to have some new volunteers Family Services of Westchester, just over the North Salem border,

more or try your hand with clay in ings are subject to rescheduling come forward. It’s a great way to is an information, referral, and across from Peach Lake.

a wheel throwing or hand build- upon adequate notice, as circum- meet new people and be involved transportation program for older Although participation in a

ing class in our pottery studio. stances require. All agendas and live in who and what shapes our com- adults, age 60+, who can no longer three-hour volunteer orientation

New Kids workshop: meetings are posted on the Town munity. If, on the other hand, you drive. We are seeking volunteer is required, experience working

Marbled Leaves. Kids come website at: http://northsalemny.org/ may be interested in serving on a drivers who are willing to provide with horses is not. e fall pro-

get messy with shaving cream & town-board/agenda. town committee, we suggest you occasional rides to our older adult gram gets underway the week of

paint and celebrate fall with mar- Town Clerk Maria Hlushko has keep an eye on the Town’s website, neighbors. ese rides enable our Sept. 9 and runs for 10 weeks,

bled leaves! November 3 12:30- a notary license. Residents are wel- northsalemny.org, and send an in- clients to remain active in their through the week of Nov. 11. Peg-

1:30 p.m. come to come to Town Hall if they quiry to the Town Board. Several communities and to continue asus is looking for volunteers who

Mosaic Candle Holder, need documents notarized.To make vacancies are listed. Contact us at to lead ful lling lives. Rides are can assist on the same day and

Wednesday, Oct 30th 12:30-2:30 an appointment,call 914-669-5577. PO Box 525, North Salem, NY typically to medical and dental time each week. Volunteers must

p.m. The Schoolhouse or northsalemdemocraticclub@ appointments, grocery shopping be 13 or older.
Holiday Boutique. Fill your
gmail.com and other errands. Please con- For more information, contact

holiday wish list with great gift Theater North Salem sider giving the gift of mobility Lynn Peters, Director of Volun-
items & decorations hand-made and independence. For more in- teer Services, at 845-669-8235,

by artists and artisans! Saturday For more information, Republican formation, please call Marietta ext. 109 or [email protected].
Committee
night, Dec 14, 5-9 p.m. and Sun- call 914-277-8477 or email C. Manoni at 914-242-7433 or For more information about

day, Dec 15, noon to 4 p.m. [email protected]. email [email protected]. Pegasus, visit pegasustr.org.

Felted Jewelry Workshop, for e theater is located at 3 Owens November 2019 brings a series Pegasus Therapeutic North Salem Soccer
ages 10 and up! Oct. 20, from 3-5 Road, North Salem.

p.m. The Amish Project, Oct. 2-20. of local elections with opportu- Riding Club
Fall Leaf Dish, Friday, Oct. 18, e Amish Project is a ctional nities to serve as a volunteer. If

6:30-8:30 p.m. $60. exploration of the Nickel Mines you are interested in serving on Pegasus erapeutic Riding is Registration for the North

Beaded Pumpkins, for K-2 schoolhouse shooting in an Amish the Committee or volunteering, located at 310 Peach Lake Road Salem Soccer Club 2019/2020

with caregiver; grade 3 and up,you community and the path of forgive- please contact the Committee at: in Brewster, just over the North season is open. Visit northsalem-

can drop o or with a caregiver. ness and compassion forged in its North Salem Republican Com- Salem border across from Peach soccer.com to register. Accepting

Sunday, Oct 20, 1:30-2:30 p.m. wake. mittee, PO Box 289, North Sa- Lake. kindergarten through high school.

At RCS,

friendships
last a lifetime.

Admissions Open House Chiwldelrceonmea!re

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Saturday, October 26, 9:00 a.m.

Each day, we inspire PreK through Grade 9 students to imagine,
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VRarosuitnydup10/7-10/13

Don’t see your team’s results or UPCOMING SCHEDULE
statistics listed? Coaches, parents • Tuesday, Oct. 15, vs. Hastings,
or players can send them to sports@
halstonmedia.com. Schedules 4:45 p.m.
are subject to change. Visit • ursday, Oct. 17, @ Briar-
northsalemcentral.tandem.co for the
latest information. cli , 4:30 p.m.
• Friday, Oct. 18, @ Carmel,

4:30 p.m.

Cross Country Soccer (Boys) Kaitlyn DeModna brings the ball upfield at Pawling on Oct. 10.
(8-7, 5-0)
UPCOMING SCHEDULE North Salem players celebrate after going up 2-0. PHOTOS: BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER
Wednesday, Oct. 16, League North Salem boys soccer has
gone 8-2, including winning all NORTH SALEM 2 VS. North Salem Goals: Lily Swim and Dive
Championships @ Pawling High WESTLAKE 1 Guiliano (2), Katie Mogg, Ellie (Girls) (6-2, 5-2)
School, 4 p.m. ve league matches, since start- Molina
ing the season 0-5. Thursday, Oct. 10 JOHN JAY/NORTH SALEM 99
Saturday, Oct. 19, Coaches In- North Salem Goals: Camille North Salem Assists: Camille VS. MAMARONECK 79
vitational @ Bowdoin Park, 8:30 NORTH SALEM 2 Flayhan, Jane Fetterolf Flayhan, Katie Mogg, Jane Fet-
a.m. PAWLING 0 North Salem Assists: Anna terolf Thursday, Oct. 10
Behler, Ellie Molina
Field Hockey Thursday, Oct. 10 North Salem Saves: Maddie North Salem Saves: Maddie UPCOMING SCHEDULE
(10-2-1, 8-0) North Salem Goals: Marc Martabano (9) Martabano (1) • Wednesday, Oct. 16, vs.
Schembri, Paul Lulaj
NORTH SALEM 2 VS. RYE NECK 1 North Salem Assists: John NORTH SALEM 4 HALDANE 0 UPCOMING SCHEDULE SEE ROUNDUP PAGE 21
Monday, Oct. 7 D’Innocenzo, Caleb Elias Friday, Oct. 11 • Tuesday, Oct. 15, @ Blind
North Salem’s Kayla DeMod- North Salem Saves: Mark
Mackenzie (10) Brook, 4:30 p.m.
na, on an assist from Juliet Serra,
broke a scoreless tie with 17:48 NORTH SALEM 2 VS.
left in the game. Serra then scored HALDANE 0
a goal of her own, putting the
Tigers up 2-0 with six minutes Saturday, Oct. 12
to play. Rye Neck’s Emily Cohen North Salem Goals: Paul Lu-
spoiled the shutout, putting the laj, Jake Torres
Panthers on the board with just North Salem Assists: Matt
42 seconds to go. Cole, Emmet Halton
North Salem Saves: Mark
North Salem outshot Rye Mackenzie (3), Sean Ely (1), Dan
Neck 23-6 in the win. Nesbit (5)

Tigers goalkeeper Hope San- UPCOMING SCHEDULE
dor made 1 save. • Wednesday, Oct. 16, @ Put-

NORTH SALEM 3 PAWLING nam Valley, 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 10
Kiki DeModna had 2 goals Soccer (Girls)
(8-6, 5-1)
and 1 assist; Allison Eberhardt
had 1 goal; Kayla DeModna had NORTH SALEM 0 PAWLING 1
1 assist; and Hope Sandor had 6 Monday, Oct. 7
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Thursday, October 17, 2019 SPORTS North Salem News – Page 21

ROUNDUP PHOTO: TWITTER/@NS_TIGERS

FROM PAGE 20 The North Salem volleyball team celebrates after a win over Carmel on
Oct. 7.
Westlake, 5:45 p.m. (@ Pace University)
• Friday, Oct. 18, vs. Fox Lane, 4:30 p.m. PHOTOS: BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER

(@ Purchase College) Senior captain Matt Cole gathers the ball in an Oct. 10 match at
Pawling.
Volleyball (6-10, 1-3)

NORTH SALEM 3 VS. CARMEL 1 Sophomore John D’Innocenzo controls.
Monday, Oct. 7
Set 1: North Salem 25, Pawling 20
Set 2: North Salem 25, Pawling 16
Set 3: North Salem 16, Pawling 25
Set 4: North Salem 25, Pawling 14
Stat Leaders
Ashley Jagemann: 11 aces
Amanda Chefalas 6 aces, 9 kills
Julianna Dutt: 20 assists
Chloe Fogle: 4 assists, 6 kills, 3 blocks

NORTH SALEM VS. PUTNAM VALLEY
Thursday, Oct. 10
Set 1: Putnam Valley 25, North Salem

23
Set 2: Putnam Valley 23, North Salem

25
Set 3: Putnam Valley 25, North Salem

20
Set 3: Putnam Valley 25, North Salem

17

UPCOMING SCHEDULE
• Wednesday, Oct. 16, @ Haldane, 6

p.m.
• Friday, Oct. 18, vs. Pawling, 6 p.m.

Follow us on Twitter (@Halston_Sports) for Freshman Caleb Elias races a Pawling player to the ball
on Oct. 10.
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ATHLETE SPOTLIGHT – AIDAN HEALY

Senior enjoys camaraderie of boys soccer team

BY BRIAN our team dinners, and it is very What is your favorite music

MARSCHHAUSER bene cial to our team chem- to listen to warming up for a

SPORTS EDITOR istry. Also, there’s always good game?

food and everyone loves good I like to listen to upbeat

Senior Aidan Healy is a food. clean rap music like Drake, Lil

member of the North Salem Do you have any personal Wayne and Chief Keef.

boys soccer team. or team goals for this season? What’s something about

How old were you when My personal goal is to sup- yourself people might not

you started playing soccer and port my team to the best of know?

what got you started? my ability at all times. A team I love working with little kids,

I started playing soccer as goal is to make it as far as we especially coaching them.

early as I could which was when can in the postseason. I am al- If you could have one

I was 5 years old. I started play- ready extremely proud of every superpower, what would it be

ing because my older brother one of my teammates so what- and why?

played. ever happens in the post season I would like to be able to stop

What is your favorite thing won’t take that away. and start time so that I could

about being on the soccer Who has been your biggest live in the moment.

team at North Salem? role model over the years and Where is your favorite place

We have the best chemistry what have you learned from to go on vacation and why?

both on and o the eld. e them? My favorite place to go on va-

North Salem varsity soccer My older brother is my big- cation is Arizona because it has

team is by far the best team ex- gest role model. He has always the Grand Canyon and other

perience I’ve ever been a part of led by example and made me a beautiful aspects of nature that

in my life. Our varsity team is very hard worker and mentally you won’t see up in New York.

like family. strong. Favorite place to eat locally?

What is your favorite team Do you plan on continuing Aversano’s Restaurant in

activity or pregame or post- to play sports in college? Brewster is de nitely my favor-

game ritual that you share If I get an o er to play soccer ite place to eat. It has the best

with your teammates? What in college that would be awe- Italian food ever and incredible

about a personal pregame or some, and I will de nitely play. service.

postgame ritual? If not,then I will nd an activity What is the go-to app on

My favorite team activity is to keep me active. your phone?

de nitely our team dinners. It is Do you know what you Spotify because I love listen-

a time for us all to have fun as want to study in college? ing to music. I spend hours ev-

friends and not just teammates. I have absolutely no idea ery day playing my playlists over

We always have a great time at what I want to study. and over.

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More than a ‘mascot’

MARSH School, “further emphasizes before, the Indian identity was fensive chants or tomahawk Lewisboro supporters are ex-
MADNESS chosen to honor the settlers chops; they don’t have o ensive tremely proud of their identity
our community’s inability to of these communities. Not to caricatures for their logos (they and have honored their settlers
BRIAN eliminate racism. We need mock them or promote stereo- both use arrowheads); their in a respectful manner.
to unite together to end the types, which neither Mahopac identity is not a racial slur; and
racial discrimination scarring nor John Jay do. they don’t have physical Indian However, people who support
MARSCHHAUSER our community by remov- mascots. the Indian name are swimming
Unlike some professional, against a national tide. If they
ing a symbol that has held us college or high school sports From what I’ve witnessed,
teams, they don’t perform of- both Mahopac and Katonah- SEE MARSCHHAUSER PAGE 24
back from healing for far too

long.”

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Right on cue, the topic was community’s identity.

broached by a Katonah-Lewis- But to some, that identity

boro school board trustee at the is problematic. e aforemen-

board’s Sept. 19 meeting. tioned Katonah-Lewisboro

“To me,” said Terrence school board member, to reiter-

Chang, “the mascot should be ate, called the Indian a “divisive

the unifying force or symbol; symbol.” It’s not something to

one that brings us together that be “proud of,” he added.

we all can be proud of as a com- A few other district parents

munity and as citizens and rally threw their support behind

behind and celebrate. To me, the name change at the Oct.

the Indian is not that mascot. 3 meeting, with one saying, “I

And I feel that the Indian is just hope that by the time my

actually a very divisive symbol. children reach high school that

And I don’t think that’s only my it can be something that we can

opinion. I think that’s re ected be really proud of and we can all

in the national and global con- rally behind it.”

versation.” ey did not explain what

Weeks later, Mahopac News they meant, but I suspect the Discover what sets Stepinac apart,

published an op-ed from a racial makeup of these com-

resident who was a bit harsher munities has something to do one graduate at a time.

in his critique of the school with it. Lewisboro is 95 percent

district’s continued use of the white, Mahopac is 91 percent JOIN US FOR AN OPEN HOUSE

Indian, saying it only serves white and Katonah is 87 per-

to amplify the hamlet’s racist cent white.

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Stat of the
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As of Monday, North Salem eld
hockey was riding a 10-game unbeaten
streak. During that time, the Tigers have

outscored their opponents 38-4.
ey are 10-2-1 on the season and 8-0

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PHOTO: BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER

MARSCHHAUSER ments have taken steps to ban polled the Mahopac and Kato- has three options: 1) change the not new, the circumstances are.
high schools from using any nah-Lewisboro communities, I name, 2) keep the name, or 3) Prior school boards and admin-
FROM PAGE 23 team name relating to an Indian think many would vote to keep postpone a decision until people istrations who chose to main-
tribe, person, custom or tradi- the Indian name. But publicly forget about it and move on (a tain status quo did not have
want to keep it, they must be tion. voicing that support takes a surprisingly e ective strategy, higher powers breathing down
ready to ght, and not just at bit more conviction. With this to be honest. People are easily their necks.
the local level. State govern- Still, if you anonymously topic being such a lightning rod distracted).
for controversy, I suspect many Ultimately, Mahopac and
mrchimney.comIWCnhsoeiomrdtnsBe, yEurxCFnhilneiargauensStipntFoglav,aneCscsh,,eiCFmihrn&eiempylnaBRecyoeepRiGaleleiarlisnsr,sinGFDga,losuRoCreesop,naEFvirixerLerpsepialoeakncrsset, s supporters will just stay home. Whatever choice they make John Jay are not deciding
won’t be a popular one. And I whether to change their identi-
914-232-6600 (I have, however, read cri- don’t expect they’ll be in a hurry ties. ey’re deciding whether
tiques of the Katonah-Lewis- to draw the ire of their commu- to change it voluntarily now or
boro school board for raising nity. We might even see trustees wait for it be changed later by
the issue when it could be play hot potato with adminis- someone else, be it one, ve or
focusing on “more important” trators over whose decision it is 10 years down the line.
things, which is a textbook case to make.
of de ection. It’s also absurd Maybe it’s time we get used
as a premise. School boards are If the schools settle on option to the idea of rooting for the
capable of reviewing more than No. 2 or No. 3, they’d only be Mahopac Lakers or John Jay
one item at a time.) kicking the can down the road. Wolves.
It seems inevitable that this
Now that Katonah-Lewis- issue will keep resurfacing until If you feel strongly about this issue
boro has started down this road a change is made, as it has for one way or another, please send an
(no such process has begun in decades. email to [email protected].
Mahopac), the school board I’d like to hear your thoughts.
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