Somers Record 08.06.20

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District moves
forward with
hybrid model

to reopen

Students will spend time
in class and distance learning

BY CAROL REIF while no one’s sure of what the future

STAFF WRITER holds, “we know the COVID-19

conditions will evolve uidly” and

Even the best-laid plans for “we must be prepared to address the

reopening schools won’t mean much related changes.”

if parents don’t feel “comfortable” His letter included a link to a 41-

sending their kids back this fall, says page document that gave an overview

Gov. Andrew Cuomo. of the district’s proposed restart plan

Reentry blueprints from New and covered speci c issues regarding

York’s 700 school districts—including health and safety (screening,

Somers’— are now in the hands of monitoring, mask-wearing and

state education and health o cials. social distancing), operations

On Friday, July 31, two days after (busing, classrooms and food

the Board of Education and public services), instruction (scheduling),

heard a four-hour-presentation from communications and extracurricular

the district’s Reentry Coalition, activities (athletics).

schools Superintendent Dr.Raymond SEE SCHOOL PAGE 4
Blanch told the community that

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Your Neighbor

Putting their
best faces
forward

Local photographer Out of work job seekers were able to get professional headshots at no cost.
joins nationwide e ort

to help job-seekers

BY JESSICA JAFET people who could really use this service, especially at Jamie
Kilgore
CONTRIBUTING WRITER this time,”she said.

e complimentary, 10-minute photo sessions were

Photographers across the country stepped up on open to anyone who was currently unemployed and

July 22 to help thousands of unemployed people by signed up in advance to secure their appointment.

taking their portraits for free as part of a single-day Small business owner Elena Becker of Katonah

project called “10,000 Headshots.” e initiative was jumped at the opportunity for a fresh photo. As she

created to improve the lives of workers impacted by the looks toward the future, she is contemplating a new

coronavirus pandemic. job that makes use of her background in public health.

From her Bedford Hills studio, photographer Jamie “I was hoping that this headshot would sort of open

Kilgore contributed her services by taking photos of 50 some doors or help me do that,”Becker said.“I wanted

people while following the necessary health and safety to create a more professional image on LinkedIn.”

precautions.In business for 19 years and known for her For those who were not able to get a professional

portraiture of children and families as well as for head- headshot at the event, Kilgore o ered a few key tips

shots, she provided each participant with a rst-rate to keep in mind when taking a photo for work pur-

image for their personal pro les. poses. She advises women to wear a solid, simple shirt

e e ort was the largest of its kind, according to (no arms showing), not to overdo hair and makeup,

Headshot Booker, the company that created and co- wear only minimal jewelry—and for men, to make

ordinated the project along with Brook eld Properties, sure their facial hair is groomed and that they sport

which co-hosted photo shoots in all 50 states. a fresh-pressed, solid-color shirt with a collar that ts

“I just wanted to give back and help people. I know just right. Jamie Kilgore
donates her
that a very good and polished professional headshot is Beyond reaping the personal rewards of delivering
talents to the
so important when you are looking for a job,” Kilgore a beautiful photo that improved the prospects of job- 10,000 Headshots

said. She explained that having a quality, digital identi- seekers, the 200 participating photographers also do- projects.

ty for a resume or for social media platforms can make nated a service of signi cant monetary value. Kilgore

a huge di erence when seeking employment and cited said that a full session for a headshot would normally

statistics from LinkedIn showing that people who in- cost $495—and that giving this gift to others was an

clude headshots receive 21 times more pro le views inspiration for herself, as well.

and nine times more “connection”requests. “Anything to give somebody a boost, to elevate their

“Everyone I do a headshot for is so happy and they spirits, to feel better about themselves—they are going

usually say it is the best picture that they ever had tak- to see a great picture of themselves and say, ‘Wow, I’m

en of themselves. I just want to be able to give that to like a winner, I can do this,’“ she said.

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SCHOOL will have to hire dozens of teach- meaning half the population will learning in March. Somers’ reen- wear masks and non-latex gloves.
FROM PAGE 1
ing assistants. be in school on any given day. try teams have worked to resolve Students have to wear masks be-

Blanch got the board’s permis- On days students aren’t in their any of the issues faced by teach- fore boarding the bus and during

sion Tuesday, July 28, to start the buildings, they will be distance ers, students and parents this the ride.

e superintendent said he search process. learning at home. at means spring. • e buses will be loaded and

had “no doubt” that the district is scenario covers students mandatory class attendance, tests, unloaded in a certain way. Two

will be able to address all chal- at Primrose Elementary School check-ins and homework. TRANSPORTATION students per seat.

lenges “directly and model for (grades K-2), Somers Interme- SMS Principal Je rey Get- New Transportation Direc- • A video and ier will be cre-

our students the strength that our diate School (grades 3-5) and man said both his school and the tor Nathanael Spence, a safety ated to educate students and par-

community possesses.” Somers Middle School’s sixth- high school plan to set aside the consultant with 13 years of ex- ents on the new social distancing

e board was expected to graders. “Drop Block Lock” schedule and perience busing students, told measures.

meet again on Tuesday, Aug. 4, to With 525 kids in each go back to a traditional eight- the board Tuesday, Aug. 4, that • Drivers will take attendance

go over transportation plans. school—and capacity closer to period day. restart plans were based on rec- to help with contact tracing if it

If Somers gets the go-ahead to 800—spacing out is doable. Assistant High School Princi- ommendations made by the U.S. becomes necessary.

reopen, school bells could start Limiting movement is criti- pal Pete Rodrigues explained that Centers for Disease Control and • Royal Coach will sanitize

ringing on Tuesday, Sept. 8. cal to keeping high-touch areas this will make it easier for the Prevention, state education and buses following morning and af-

from getting reinfected. Kids will district to pivot between phases health departments and the Fed- ternoon routes.

THE OPTIONS eat lunch at their desks and their while providing “day-to-day con- eral Motor Carrier Safety Ad- e district, anticipating that

As of Monday, Aug. 3, Somers’ “specials,” such as art class, will sistency” for working families. ministration. some parents may decide to drive

likeliest scenario for reopening come to them “a la cart(e).” If needed, a remote learning e highlights: their kids to school, is planning

would bring all kindergarten It’s a di erent story at Somers model would blend live and re- • Transportation sta , bus for increased car tra c.

through sixth-grade students High School, where there are corded instruction and include monitors and drivers must com- Under state health and educa-

back for in-person instruction, 1,100 students and less room to time for teachers and students to plete a wellness survey before tion social distancing guidelines,

but with “enhanced distancing.” spread out. connect one-on-one, albeit vir- reporting to work. Anyone who districts are allowed to put two

To comply with the 6-feet- Ken Crowley, assistant super- tually, and for sta professional fails the health check needs a students per seat on buses. ( at’s

apart rule, the district will “com- intendent for business, said the training. ere would be set doctor’s note before they can re- 42 students on a 66-passenger

mandeer” large spaces such as district found that renting extra schedules with de ned start and turn. Parents have to check each bus.)

gymnasiums, libraries and cafete- space was too costly. end times. child before that child can come Among the challenges are the

rias for classrooms. Seventh- through 12th-grad- Schools struggled with the to school. SEE SCHOOL PAGE 5

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OBITUARIES

in his favorite place, his garden. He loved gardens around the town for sev-

to spoil his family and friends with count- eral years. He received numerous

less vegetables. Robert was also a true awards and accolades for his ow-

handyman who could x anything. He ers and landscaping both at the

loved the outdoors and was an avid sh- service station and throughout the

erman and hunter. He also volunteered town of North Salem.

as a coach in baseball and basketball for He is survived by his loving wife

youth sports in the Town of Somers. of sixty four years, Maureen Dro-

Robert was a man of few words, but he han McGrath of Carolina Shores,

always had a smile on his face that could NC; a son, Kevin McGrath (Pa-

Robert DiAntonio light up a room. He was kind, caring and John F. McGrath trice) of Falls Village, CT and a
had a heart of gold. Robert was a loving daughter, Ellen Benson (Christo-

husband, father, brother, co-worker and pher) of Calabash, NC; grandchil-

Robert DiAntonio, 77, of Somers, friend. John F. McGrath “Jack”, age 87 dren, Christina Dempsey (Eamon),

passed away on Aug. 1, 2020, after a long He is survived by his wife Barbara of of Carolina Shores, North Caroli- Brian McGrath (Mollie), Caitlin

battle with lung cancer. 53 years, son Robert, brother Samuel na, formerly of North Salem passed Targoni (Mario), Stephen Benson

Robert was born in 1942 in Bronx, (Linda) DiAntonio of Cumming, Ga., away on Sunday, July 26, after an and Kerry McGrath; great grand-

New York to Samuel and Margaret Di- sister Dale (Ernie) Robinson of Keller, extended illness. children, Madeleine and Declan

Antonio. He grew up in Yonkers and Tex., and sister-in-law Anne DiAntonio Born in White Plains NY on Dempsey and Rory, Kieran and

graduated from Commerce High School. of Wappingers Falls. He is also survived June 21, 1933, Jack was a son of the DeLanie McGrath.

He served in the United States Air by many loving nieces and nephews. He late Walter and Elizabeth Dotsch Memorial services will be held at

Force as a reman in Spokane, Wash., was predeceased by his brother, Leonard McGrath. In addition to his par- a later date.

from 1961-1965. DiAntonio. ents, he was recently preceded in In lieu of owers, the family re-

He worked as a technician for Pitney Calling hours are on Wednesday, Aug. death by his brother, David. quests with gratitude that dona-

Bowes for over 30 years. Shortly after, 5, from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m., at Clark Jack was a proud member of the tions be made in Jack’s name to the

he became a school bus driver for the Funeral Home in Yorktown Heights. US Marine Corps and served his Lower Cape Fear Hospice LifeC-

Somers School District for the next 20 e funeral is ursday, Aug. 6, at 10 beloved country during the Korean are Center, 955 Mercy Lane, Bo-

years, where he made lasting relation- a.m. at St. Patrick’s Church in Yorktown War. He and his brother took over livia, NC 28422 or the Alzheimer’s

ships with many wonderful co-workers Heights. Interment will follow at Mount the family business, McGrath’s Association at 225 N. Michigan

who quickly became friends. Hope Cemetery in Hastings-on-Hud- Service Center in White Plains, Avenue, Fl 17, Chicago, IL 60601.

In 1967, Robert married his beloved son. NY, after their father retired. After Online condolences are encour-

wife and best friend, Barbara, at Sts. Pe- In lieu of owers, memorial contri- Jack’s retirement he worked for the aged and may be sent to the fam-

ter and Paul Church in Mount Vernon. butions may be made to the American town of North Salem, NY creating, ily at www.fulwoodfuneralservice.

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Sights and sounds at
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we’ve opted for some short getaways to OVERBOARD
places close by. When we booked the $ $2$$551$70=205=$00=$30=$62$9=5.1$57.0203.0560V00V.A0V.A00LA0LUVLVUAEUAELELUUEE #SOMERSSTRONG
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a line says “Resort Fee,”and you almost ask buried so far into their iPhone that they
the guy, why are you charging a resort fee were steaming up the screens. I guess it’s
when this place is a LAST resort? quicker to just Google nature. We came to
a detour where a bridge was out and had to
We signed up for a few days at a camp- cruise on the road for a couple miles down a
ground called Jellystone Park in Gardiner, long hill before returning to the trail.
New York, with our little friend Gidget. I
After poking around town for a while we
gured we could space ourselves out pretty hit the trail back home, and I knew right
well there. It’s a theme family resort based away I wasn’t pedaling up that big detour
on the Yogi Bear cartoons of yesteryear. hill. When we got to the washed out bridge,
According to the brochure you can even there was some orange netting and crime
hire Yogi Bear for $60 dollars an hour. My
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MELEN right next to the campground. So every half hour or SCHEFFER heart: Mom captured on lm
so you could see 12 to 15 people oating from the the love and devotion of an
FROM PAGE 9 airplane, followed by the guy who pushed them out. FROM PAGE 8 older sister holding her baby
sister in her christening gown
scene tape, and I said, well the tape is already here, all It was so hot that my wife treated us to an ice told me. What a sweet remark and cap on the day of her
we need is a crime scene, and that sounds like some- cream, and they even had a “doggy ice cream,”too. I that was and one that I’ll baptism. So poignant, sacred
thing I can supply. I carried the bikes over the netting always cherish. and nostalgic.
and down the steep embankment (I guess I should nished mine in about four bites, but Gidget took a
give gravity most of the credit), but at the bottom was couple of licks from hers and then went back to her A back-view photo shows We’ve had ups and downs,
a marsh, a bog, a swamp and a fen, whatever that is. I crossword puzzle. My wife was about to throw it out. me holding Roe up under- what family hasn’t. But if
got the bikes through the skunk cabbage and pricker I said hold on there, if she doesn’t want ice cream, I neath her arms as she learns one of us is in a tight spot,
bushes, but when I got to the bog it started to suck certainly do, and scraped o the top and took a nice how to roller skate. She you won’t nd a closer-knit
my sandals right out from under me, and I knew it bite.“What the hell avor is that?”I asked my wife. went down a few times—me, threesome; and how we love to
was just a question of time before I was consumed “It says ‘dog food avor.’”“Why didn’t you tell me almost—and we had lots of laugh at the things we said and
by quicksand. I pictured myself yelling to Gilligan to not to eat the “doggy ice cream?”It seemed self- laughs over that! did together all these years. So
throw me the stick! He throws it, but doesn’t think to explanatory to her. thankful we can still remember
hold onto the other end and it hits me in the head. Of all the photos in my them!
Now I’ll have to wait for the professor to rescue me In the evening we ventured into New Paltz to albums, there is one which
after he nishes rigging up a power generator that watch the baseball game and have a couple beers. is most near and dear to my
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around until it gets me. But we made it back to camp them. When it came time for noted epidemiologist it, is not scripted. it comes, making the best of
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ing measures, you could only reserve time at the pool game, it seemed I might have been drunker than I inking about August 15th let the universe take care of
for a two-hour block, so we made sure to book it thought, because the throw seemed to defy all the evokes so many memories itself.
when it was raining. We nally did get to swim, and science that Dr. Fauci so gallantly stands for. Only a that I’ve once again veered o
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GHVBL Sports

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SEE BASEBALL PAGE 19

Liam Barrett slides into home.

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BASEBALL Sports Deadline

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Contact Us
The Somers Record is located at Bailey Court, 334 Route New year, new rules
202, Unit C1S, Somers, NY 10589. You can contact us at
914-302-5830 or email [email protected]. State modi es wrestling weights, extends hockey periods

BY BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER
SPORTS EDITOR

If and when high-school sports
resume in New York, some will be
played under new rules.

Last week, the New York State
Public High School Athletic As-
sociation approved several changes
for the 2020-21 season, a ecting
the way sports like wrestling, eld
hockey, and ice hockey will be
played this upcoming year.

WRESTLING

Perhaps the biggest changes are

modi cations to wrestling weight

classes:

Old / New

99, 106 / 102

113 / 110 FILE PHOTO/ROB DIANTONIO
120 / 118
126 /126 As an eighth-grade student last year, Dominic Barrella competed for
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which he wrestled has been eliminated in New York State.

138 /138

145 / 145

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NYSPHAA wrestling chairman, Previously, varsity pitchers on 1-40 (1 night rest)

in his rationale for making the four nights rest could throw up

changes. to 105 pitches at any point in the ICE HOCKEY

“By recommending these weight regular season. Once postseason Beginning this year, ice-hockey

classes, it will [allow] schools with began, they could throw up to 125 periods will go from 15 minutes to

smaller rosters to compete in dual pitches. 17 minutes. e length of penalty

meets and bring back the com- Instead, pitchers will start the times are also being adjusted ac-

petitiveness and focus of our dual season in March only able to cordingly, with minors going to 2

meets,” Sherman wrote. throw a maximum of 85 pitches. minutes (from 1.5 minutes), ma-

In 2019-20, there were 719 ath- In April, they can ramp up to 105 jors going to 5 minutes (from 4

letes across that state who compet- pitches. And in May, they can max minutes), and misconducts going

ed in the 99-pound weight class. out at 125. to 10 minutes (from 7.5 minutes).

Of those 719 student-athletes, 532 Al Roy, NYSPHSAA baseball e longer periods puts New

were seventh, eighth, and ninth coordinator, said allowing pitch- York on par with the rest of

graders. ers to have their rst taste of 125 the country, wrote Scott Stuart,

“Students in these grades pitches starting in the postseason NYSPHSAA ice-hockey coordi-

Help at Home typically are JV athletes in most did not make sense. nator.

sports,” Sherman wrote. “Currently, the rst opportu- “ e extra time would trans-

Students who do not make the nity for pitchers to reach the max late to roughly six more ‘shifts’ in

starting lineup for the varsity dual pitch count of 125 is during a each game allowing more partici-

HELPI’ve fallen and I can’t get up!® meet can participate in a JV dual sectional postseason tournament pation,” Stuart wrote. “ e addi-

Help in Shower match or an exhibition match on game when their team’s season is tional penalty time would make

GwPiSth! the day of the varsity match, he on the line,” Roy wrote. “By cre- penalty calls a bit more meaning-

Help On-the-Go added. “ ese students will still ating a transitional period during ful and would make coaches and

have the ability to participate at the regular season, it would take players pay closer attention to this

some level of competition.” into account both the physical aspect of the game.”

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e outbreak of the novel information over the phone. tenance in your place. son should con rm that waiting Elderly drivers who need to
coronavirus COVID-19 in the Look for speci c information rooms feature socially distant have their vehicles serviced can
winter of 2019-20 required peo- about sanitization practices. Are Only visit safe seating. If possible, drop the car take certain steps to stay safe in
ple of all ages and backgrounds vehicle interiors being sprayed facilities. o and then go for a walk or nd the era of social distancing.
to make changes in their daily with disinfectant before and af- somewhere safe o the premises
lives. Elderly men and women ter maintenance appointments? Elderly drivers who must visit to read a book or listen to music is article was provided by
were among the groups the Are employees wearing masks a dealership or body shop in per- while the work is being done. Metro Creative Connection
Centers for Disease Control each day? Are employees being
and Prevention identi ed as checked for COVID-19 symp- PUZZLE
high-risk for severe illness from toms before each shift? ese are SOLUTIONS
COVID-19. at forced people some of the simple yet e ective
65 years and older to be espe- measures many dealerships and Corresponding to Last
cially cautious when engaging body shops are taking to ensure Week’s July 30 Issue
in otherwise normal activities, the safety of their customers.
including having their vehicles
serviced. Ask about pickup
service.
In recognition of the threat
posed by COVID-19, many Some communities that have
auto dealerships and service reopened are encouraging high-
shops implemented changes to risk segments of the popula-
their operations to ensure the tion to adhere to stay-at-home
safety of their employees and measures. Elderly men and
their customers, including those women are still vulnerable to
in high-risk groups. Seniors can COVID-19 even if the number
take additional measures to en- of reported cases in their towns
sure they stay safe while having has decreased. Pickup service, in
their vehicles serviced. which a service shop employee
will come pick up and then drop
Inquire about safety o a customer’s car once the
measures. work is done, can be a great way
for elderly drivers to have their
Before booking vehicle main- vehicles serviced without going
tenance appointments, seniors out in public. Even if pickup
should call the dealership or is not policy, ask if it’s possible
body shop to determine what’s and request that your vehicle be
being done to keep everyone disinfected upon being returned.
safe. Many such businesses If pickup is not an option, ask a
quickly implemented new safe- younger friend or family mem-
ty protocols so they should be ber to drive your car in for main-
ready and willing to share this

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