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Hot air balloon makes Volunteer
emergency landing Ambulance Corps
celebrates 50 years

BY HELU WANG lance. Response time for emergencies
STAFF WRITER was cut from half an hour to minutes.

James Sheerin, a founder of the North At an anniversary celebration on Sept.
Salem Volunteer Ambulance Corps, re- 13 at the Salem Golf Club, decades of
members how the organization brought volunteers gathered to reminisce.
together the community.
Eileen Haight, a founder and lifetime
“ e volunteers were from all walks member of NSVAC, said she is proud
of life—policemen, re ghters, store- to be a volunteer with the corps.
keepers and farmers,” Sheerin said.
“We all love what we do and we are
Fifty years ago, with a donation of doing the best we can,” Haight said.
$1,500 from the Lions Club, the corps
formed and purchased its rst ambu- Sheerin recalled how 50 years ago

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A North Salem family got an afternoon surprise when PHOTO: HELU WANG
a hot air balloon that launched at the field across
from Farmer and the Fish made an unplanned stop Supervisor Warren Lucas presents a proclamation to recognize volunteers’
in their backyard before heading back to Purdys. dedicated service.

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         Brent Golisano          Dan Seymour                Warren Lucas              John Aronian         Maria Hlushko 
 

Elect  Dan SEYMOUR ‐ Town Justice,  
Re‐Elect John ARONIAN ‐ Town Justice,  
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For the love of animals

Emma Marvin and Cassie Pelosi raised $200 from commuters with their 4th Annual Lemonade Stand
Fundraiser at the Croton Falls Train Station for the Putnam Humane Society. e North Salem girls also
collected several bags of sheets, towels and blankets, plus tennis balls and a bag of brand new toys.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF LOUISA KROLL

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Timothy Gallagher completed his Eagle Scout project recently to install a brick
path at the Croton Falls Fire House. He dug up the ground and installed a new brick
path with the names of all the ex-chiefs on the bricks.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF TRISH GALLAGHER

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The Staff A Reminder from the
North Salem Tax Office
EDITORIAL TEAM
JODI WEINBERGER e rst half 2019/2020 school tax installments are due by postmark after September 30, 2019 will be returned for penalty.
EDITOR: 914-302-5830 Monday, September 30. e tax o ce will be open extra collec- Any credit card payments must be for the full amount of the
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BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER and on Monday, September 30 from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. weather installment due. Partial credit card payments will be returned
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Thursday, September 26, 2019 North Salem News – Page 5

Croton Falls master plan moves forward

BY HELU WANG have rebuilt the Schoolhouse To fund these projects, Lucas town’s Comprehensive Plan in activities, like the concerts and

STAFF WRITER eater, Lift Trucks Project and is hoping to get money mostly 2020. farmers’ market,” Dawn Chris-

Railyard Arts Studio. through grants, in addition to “ e challenge is always about topher said. “ at just draws

Hawley Smith recalled coal Lucas said, however, to con- donations and tax revenue. Ap- funding,” Lucas said. “ e trick more people in.”

ash and lumber spread in front of tinue the expansion, the area is plications for three grants are is to make it very a ordable for Smith, who recently sold the

his house near the Croton Falls in need of a well, a sewer system underway. Additionally, dona- businesses and homeowners.” old train depot to the town,

Train Station 20 years ago. With and more parking space. is tions from the North Salem Dawn and Tom Christopher, hopes the character of Croton

the creation of a park and reno- needed infrastructure will allow Open Land Foundation and owners of the Lift Trucks Proj- Falls will be preserved by the

vations of buildings, the area will businesses to expand and pro- Lions Club have provided a ect, a 5,000-square-foot forklift coming changes. In decades

be transformed into a center the vide additional residential units gazebo, plants and fencing and factory-turned-art gallery, and past, he recalled people greet-

hamlet can be proud of. and o ce space. e new park- will add a children’s playset to a cellar restored in the old train ing each other on the street and

“It’s a lot better than it was ing would help to accommodate the park. e Boy Scouts built station, are excited about the op- families hanging together.

before,” Smith said. thousands of visitors, especially and planted the butter y gar- portunities the project will bring “ is place has an old charm,

Supervisor Warren Lucas en- during peak apple-picking sea- den. Lucas looks to complete to the community. but it has a new charm that came

visions the result of revitaliza- son. the Croton Falls update in the “[ e town] planned a lot of in the last 15 years,” Smith said.

tion as a vibrant hamlet with Re-Elect
businesses that are thriving,
where people can experience
open spaces and community

programs. J M. ANORTH SALEM TOWN JUSTICE
“It will reinvigorate the com- OHN RONIAN

munity,” Lucas said. “We’re
looking for ways to enhance the
businesses and make the place
more attractive.”

To do that, the town is be-

ginning the process of creating

a master plan for Croton Falls. ● CURRENT NORTH SALEM TOWN JUSTICE 2016- PRESENT
Lucas recently wrote an initia-

tive report for grant money, pin-

ning the total cost for all the var- ● ENDORSED BY: SUPERVISOR WARREN LUCAS,
ious projects at about $9 million. DEP. SUPERVISOR PETER KAMENSTEIN

e master plan will focus on

improving the quality of life for

residents and business owners ● MEMBER NYS & WESTCHESTER BAR ASSOCIATION
by boosting infrastructure and

green spaces, including parking

lots, sidewalks, sewers, a park ● PACE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW, CUM LAUDE
and a community center.

In the report, Lucas envi- ● MEMBER NS LIONS, DIRECTOR CHAMBER OF COMM.
sioned turning the old train

depot into a community center,

hosting events in the new Cro- ● MEMBER NYS & WESTCHESTER MAGISTRATES ASSOC.
ton Falls Park and adding doz-

ens of parking spots. ese sites,

he said, could host a variety of It has been an honor serving as your Town Justice for the past four years. During
community programs, such as a

farmers’ market and music in the that time, our small town court has handled over 7000 cases! Despite an ever
park. increasing case load, we currently have no case back-log. In addition to our

Formed in the early 1800s,

Croton Falls grew rapidly as a regular court sessions, I remain on-call 24 hours a day to conduct criminal
transportation center after the

metro station was built. Howev- arraignments, and have officiated marriages for town residents.
er, the construction of Muscoot

Reservoir forced many property The position of Town Justice is non-partisan, it is important that Judges remain
owners to vacate in the 1890s,

which left the area struggling, impartial and non-political. During my tenure as your Town Justice, I have
according to the initiative report.

Over the years, North Sa- sought to be a fair and independent arbiter, protecting the rights of those
lem has improved the hamlet appearing before me, while mindful of the concerns of our community.
by replacing sidewalk lights,

improving the quality of water

and building a park at the for- With your vote, my current experience as North Salem Judge, years of private
mer Dino and Artie’s Automatic

Transmission Co. site. law practice, and familiarity with the issues concerning our special town will
Additionally, private invest- continue to serve North Salem. I appreciate your support and thank you for
considering my re-election as your North Salem Town Justice.
ments by local business owners
and residents have helped move
the plan forward. eir e orts

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little training was required and limited Old photos and clothes
equipment was available to help those in are displayed to honor
need. e top priority was to transport pa- NSVAC’s 50 years of
tients to a hospital as quickly as possible. He service.
is delighted to see current members continue Decades of volunteers gathered
the good work with the assistance of profes- to reminisce at an anniversary
sional training and modern equipment. help from fellow volun- celebration on Sept. 13 at the

“ e young people today are carrying teers and team leaders. Salem Golf Club. From left, row 1:
on what we started 50 years ago, and they “I plan to volunteer Pat Hitchcock, Elaine D'Alessandro,
should be admired for that,” Sheerin said. Eileen Haight, James Sheerin. Row
here as long as I can,”
In the span of a few decades, while the Storino said. 2: Larry Doyle, John Caralyus,
demand of emergency medical services in Richard Blauvelt, Carl Bisignano
the town has risen, the number of volun- Although sometimes
teers has decreased from 38 to 17. it’s challenging for vol- PHOTOS: HELU WANG

Maria Hlushko, captain of the NSVAC, unteers to deal with From left, Supervisor Warren Lucas, NSVAC Captain Maria Hlushko, On the 50th anniversary, town
said one of the reasons is that the one-in- trauma, Hlushko said Lt. Lew Mead, Sen. Peter Harckham, Secretary Kay Petroff, and and county leaders came together
come family gave way to the two-income the team is always there NSVAC President Kurt Guldan pose for a photo at NSVAC’s 50th to recognize the e orts of the NS-
family, reducing the availability of home- for them. For some in- anniversary celebration. VAC over the years. Supervisor
makers—once the core of the corps.She said
it would be nice to have at least 56 volunteers cidents, especially those Warren Lucas presented the group
to answer the 450 calls it gets annually.
involving fatalities, the corps invites profes- Kurt Guldan, president of NSVAC who with a proclamation and said he was grate-
“My biggest challenge is we don’t have
enough volunteers,” Hlushko said. sionals to provide counseling services. joined 23 years ago, has been working to ful to all of the members who have served.

Meanwhile, the higher standards re- “It gives everybody a chance to under- maintain operation of the corps. NSVAC “It’s really a sel ess service... ey’re out
quired for being an Emergency Medical
Technician mean a bigger time commit- stand what happened and talk about it,” is funded through donations and patients’ all the time,” Lucas said. “I just want to say
ment from volunteers. Typically it takes
about three months of training to drive an Hlushko said. bills and gets a portion of the town bud- thank you from the people of North Salem,
ambulance independently, and at least eight
months to be quali ed as an EMT. In addition to a shortage of volunteers, get. e group depends on fundraisers and to not only the current members but also to

However, time commitment did not stop the corps needs to continually raise funds. community outreach to balance the budget. everybody who has served.”
new members like Angelica Storino,a recent
college graduate, from joining. For her, it’s
a great way to give back to the community.
Two years ago she started with little experi-
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Happily Ever After Ducking the truth

One of the rst TRACY
things you’re BECKERMAN
required
to do when you’re
listing a house is ll

out a seller’s disclo-

sure statement. is

is where you divulge

the condition of your

property and anything

in or outside the home that might not be in the best of shape

or of concern for the buyer. Which led us to wonder…

“Honey, do we have to tell potential buyers about the

ducks?” I said as I lled out the form.

Shred it or forget it “Well, they’re not a permanent part of the property,” he

replied.

“ at’s what I was thinking,” I said, as I left the line about

unwelcome mallard visitors blank.

No instrument has captured e problem was, we did, indeed, have ducks. ey weren’t
the essence, energy and
evolution of rock and roll learned those three notes, then spent fulltime residents—they were snowbirds. ey came up every
music like the electric guitar. Over the next ve years trying to gure
MAN out what to do during the rest of the spring to swim in our pool and stayed a month or so until
OVERBOARD song. I couldn’t have found a worse
they ew the coop for another warm weather locale. Larry

and Loretta had been visiting us for many, many years, and

the geological eons of rock his- RICK teacher in Frank Gambale, since while they didn’t have a lease or a contract, they had de nitely
tory, the stage personality of each MELÉN the resemblance between his guitar
member has been carved out even playing and mine is the like com- laid claim to our little backyard getaway. Aside from the

feathers in the pool, it wasn’t that big of a deal for us and they

before they joined the band. e paring apples that can play a guitar were much nicer guests than the occasional grumpy backyard

drummer is the goofy one. What to oranges that cannot. woodchuck or family of possums who squatted under our

is the di erence between a drummer and a savings You want to see a knock-down, drag-out ght in shed without paying rent.

bond? One will mature and make money. e bass Congress? Table the budget and tell them that they Still, I supposed someone who was buying the house

player is the quiet one. Just ask one and he probably cannot adjourn for recess until they gure out who would want to know if their pool annually transformed into

won’t tell you the same thing. e keyboard player is was the greatest guitarist of all time. “Clapton? Are a duck pond. e previous owner before us never said boo

a bit of a milquetoast, if you ask me, running around you kidding me? He couldn’t hold a candle to Jimi about the ducks, so either he left it o his seller’s disclosure

tickling the ivories. e guitarist? He’s the guy the Hendrix!”“Well that’s because the guy always had form or the ducks just decided to move in the same time we

lead singer is looking at enviously, waiting for him to lighter uid all over his guitar! e damn thing was a did. Of course, there were some obvious reasons why they

make a mistake so that his envy can turn to scorn. e re hazard!”“What about Chuck Berry? He invented would come back each year. I’m sure the fact that my daugh-

guitarist is the one looking blissfully at the heavens, all those ri s AND played them while doing a duck ter routinely threw them a loaf of bread when they arrived

his ngers moving skillfully over the fretboard, coax- walk! If it walks like a duck-”“I got TWO words for might have had something to do with their fondness for our

ing melli uous melodies from a 8-pound piece of ash you: STEVIE... RAY... VAUGHAN. I don’t have to digs.

hewn roughly into the shape of a woman. say anything more. But I’m a politician, so give me Surprisingly, this spring when we listed the house, the

When an engineer at the Gibson Guitar Company about 20 minutes to rattle on regarding some unrelat- ducks were a no-show. Was it possible that after 19 years,

named Lloyd Loar started experimenting with sound ed extraneous crap.”“Eddie Van Halen literally revolu- they’d found a better deal? Maybe a pool with a swim-up

ampli cation by mounting an electro-magnetic coil of tionized the guitar solo under almost intolerable con- bar and all you can eat crackers? Or perhaps one with a spa

wire underneath the strings of a viola, things changed ditions: putting up with David Lee Roth. And I bet where they could get their feathers u ed. Or maybe, Larry

for future generations of teenage males who had he could have done it while walking like a duck, but and Loretta had split up and neither one got the summer

plenty of manual dexterity but little chance of captur- for reasons of personal dignity chose not to.”“Prince retreat in the divorce.

ing the imagination of the fairest of the fairer sex. played a guitar shaped like a punctuation mark, played “Well, since they didn’t come up this year, I don’t think it’s

ey say that necessity is the mother of invention, and it amazingly, and still managed to look cool while something we need to mention on the form,” I said. “Besides,

when the mother of invention found out that playing wearing that Aunt Jemima thing on his head.”“Duane there’s nowhere on the form where they ask if you have or

guitar was just a way to impress girls, invention was Allman played a million great guitar licks and never ever had ducks swimming in your pool.”

grounded for two weeks. once got his hair caught in the strings. You know “And it’s not like they ever broke anything,” said my hus-

Last ursday night I went with my friend Errol how hard that is?”“If there is a better guitarist on this band. “ ey’ve always been very considerate ducks.”

to see one of the best, electric guitar virtuoso Frank Earth than Jimmy Page, may a bolt of lightning come “ at’s right,” I said. “ ey never asked to borrow our

Gambale, at Daryl’s House in Pawling. I found out down from the heavens and strike you dead right now. towels or sunscreen or invited themselves to dinner, like some

about Gambale due to Errol’s great taste in guitar- By the way, if there actually is a better guitarist and of our other guests.”

ists, and I met Errol because of his great taste in local you are struck dead, I apologize in advance.” We sat silently for a moment.

journalists. Errol is a guitarist too, and I’m struggling What makes a great guitarist great? My criteria “I think we should tell them,” he nally said.

along myself, trying to learn the instrument after 45 have changed over the years. When I was in high “I thinks so, too,” I agreed. “But what should I say?”

years of playing it. I rst started playing the electric school I loved to hear a lead break that was so fast that “Tell them the ducks like whole wheat bread.”

guitar at about 14 years-old when I heard “Satisfac- I could play it on my car stereo and not catch up to

tion” by the Rolling Stones and realized that the song SEE MELEN PAGE 11 You can follow Tracy on Twitter @TracyBeckerman and become a
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Thursday, September 26, 2019 OPINION North Salem News – Page 11

Special Occasion MELEN

If I own something that I think of as READING, dress for a special occasion. FROM PAGE 10
special, my inclination is to keep this WRITING & e other day I read about a woman
item special by not using it. e rst it in fth gear. As I’ve matured, I’ve come to ap-
in England who decided to wear her preciate a solo that is melodic enough to hum in
CHOCOLATE wedding dress every day for a year. the shower. Every one of George Harrison’s leads
example that I can recall is the summer sound really good soaking wet. I want to hear
a solo that enhances the dynamics of the song.
when I was nine years old. My mom had KIM Dawn Win eld-Hunt apparently had And I want to know that the guitarist is making a
bought me a beautiful pair of red ru ed KOVACH no problem in wearing her special gown weird face while playing it.

bell bottoms with white polka dots and all over town. Dawn liked her white Frank Gambale ri ed on, as we mortals
watched in amazement. His ngers performed
a matching top for the upcoming fam- $364 thrift store wedding dress so much a triple full twist, double ip and then stuck the
landing. I turned to Errol and said, “You think
ily vacation. I loved those red ru ed bell that she wore it to a barbeque the very playing thirty-second notes is so di cult? I play
a note, and then thirty seconds later I’m ready to
bottom summer pants and wore them once on vacation and next day and got a lot of positive feedback from friends play another one, and it all comes right out my
f-hole.”
maybe one more time that summer - they were too special and family. She decided to give herself a wedding dress
I’ve been re ning my guitar sound to use more
to wear so I kept them hanging up in my clothes closet. challenge and commenced to donning the white lace frock e ects that will e ectively obscure the fact that I
can’t play. I don’t use echo, because if I do you’re
e next summer, I was pulling out the summer t-shirts every day for the entire year. going to hear the same mistakes twice. But I keep
practicing. Sometimes I picture myself closing the
and shorts from my dresser drawers and closet. I saw those I’m sure Dawn is hoping to get a reality TV show out of show at Woodstock. Half a million people are all
looking at me, waiting for my solo. Most of them
red ru ed polka dotted bell bottoms and tried them on her wedding dress-wearing stunt. She has lots of follow- are soaking wet, putting more pressure on me. If
I disappoint them, they probably couldn’t smell
to admire myself in the long mirror. Oh, no! ose special ers on social media who look forward to posted photos of any worse, but that’s not the point. I play, I shred,
I conquer, and afterwards the crowd is stunned.
beautiful red ru ed bell bottoms were now unfashionable Dawn wearing her wedding dress while grocery shopping, All you can see for miles around is smoke and

high-water pants! I had grown over the past year from age vacuuming, attending a festival, and paddleboarding. Seri- ames rising from the stage. “Dude! You burned
your guitar like Jimi Hendrix?”“Well actually, the
nine to age ten and those special summer pants no longer ously, you can see these photos for yourself! crowd banded together and burned it, but the end
result was the same.”
t. I was really disappointed. I ended up giving my special at reminds me of an episode on the TV sitcom,
Join Rick and Trillium for some love and harmony,
red bell bottoms to my shorter friend, Pammy. “Friends,” where the unmarried Monica, Rachel and Sunday morning, Oct. 6, 9 a.m., for the Annual
Ovarian and Breast Cancer Support-A-Walk at FDR
I keep repeating this same odd sentiment. I have Phoebe decide to dress up in wedding gowns to cheer Park in Yorktown. Say hello at: [email protected].

received lovely scarves, journals, etc. as gifts over the themselves up. e friends waltzed around the apartment

years and because I consider these gifts to be special, I in their gowns and veils. en they sat on the couch in

save them and end up never using them. Years ago, I saw their wedding gowns and ate ice cream right out of the

a beautiful long black velvet dress in a catalogue. It was containers.

the perfect elegant dress to wear for a special occasion. I Maybe Dawn has the right idea. She is getting lots

decided to buy that dress and save it to wear at my rst of enjoyment by wearing her special dress for everyday

book signing. activities. If you see a woman in a long black velvet dress

Well, my rst book signing was at a bookstore on a warm shopping in the produce aisle, please say, “Hi!”

September afternoon. at beautiful long black velvet dress

would have felt like a sauna, so I sadly passed over it and Kim Kovach will be leading her popular Reader’s eater

chose something lighter from my closet. I completely forgot for Adults class for four weeks at the Lewisboro Library on

about that black velvet dress. Over the years I could have Tuesday evenings from 7-8:30 p.m. starting October 15.

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An alternative to poisons

BY DANA GOIN could monitor her movements, a commonly utilized method of sickly animals then ingest and fall with vinegar where they die by
GUEST COLUMNIST home range, and survival, among lethally controlling the rodent victim to these toxins themselves. drowning. ough the method
other pertinent information. population in urban and subur- Birds and reptiles may succumb is low-maintenance and a move
It is a commonly accepted fact Monitoring P-19 was especially ban environments. Most often to this exposure to lower doses, away from poisons, it still will not
that all beings in nature are important because she had two masked in small black plastic while other carnivores such as necessarily provide a long-term
connected in some way. But young kittens known as P-46 and boxes equipped with an entry hole, bobcats and coyotes may continu- solution as the rats might begin
how connected are they really? P-47. these poisons are disguised as food ally ingest the anticoagulants by to avoid the buckets altogether,
in a neat little bait package that unknowingly consuming multiple nor is it humane. Not to mention
Earlier this spring, environ- I spent every day for six will take days to kill the rodent poisoned animals. us was the the ick-factor.
mental media outlets bustled months tracking this family of who consumes them. Rather than case for P-47.
with news of a radio-collared three. In that time, I feel I got to allowing for a quick and humane It should also be acknowledged
mountain lion in Los Angeles by know the lions pretty well. P-19 death, rat poisons slowly shut ough we no longer have that with any method of lethal
the name of P-47. P-47 was just was a wonderful mother. When down the functions of an animals’ mountain lions living in the management, when we remove
a mere three years old when he I tracked them at night, I could internal organs leading them to northeast, these same conse- individuals from an area their ter-
was found dead this March with often hear her bird-like chirp grow sicker, more disoriented, and quences inevitably occur in our ritory then becomes available for
no external clues to his cause of echoing through the dark moun- to become easier targets for preda- own local wild populations. But new individuals to inhabit. Ulti-
death. tains as she called to her trailing tors before they perish. this tragedy is entirely prevent- mately, the problem isn’t solved,
kittens. When her kittens reached able. We can make the choice it’s just deferred. Rather than
P-47 was a mountain lion I about 18-months old, they left ough these poisons are in- to avoid using rat poisons and increasing mortality, we should
like to think I knew relatively mom and struck out to claim tended to target small mammals instead opting for other rodent instead focus on a long-term
well. In 2016, I was an intern their own territories. Unfortu- such as rats and mice, it has been management methods. reduction in population growth.
with the National Park Service nately, less than two years later found that many other animals
in the Santa Monica Mountains. P-19’s young son was found dead unintentionally su er from So what are the alternatives? Enter another solution: rat
At the time, I was tasked with in the mountains. A necropsy in- exposure. Non-target species, like We’re familiar with fast- birth control.
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Mr. Schaub was born tine Shaver, Robert Adult health and fitness 14+. Using Muay ai striking

on March 27, 1936, in (Terry) Schaub, his Zumba with Amy Green, techniques, participants increase

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late Francis H. and Alice Rebecca, Matthew, Sept. 25 to Nov. 20 at the durance on Wavemaster heavy

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Van Scoy on October 31, 1959. Together they deceased by his brother omas. ective class features long held, all walks of life. Beginners wel-

moved to North Salem in 1962 where they In lieu of owers contributions in memory supported oor based poses that come! Wednesdays 7:30-8:30

raised their family. of Frank may be made to the First United will focus on opening the con- p.m., Sept 18, 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23,

Mr. Schaub worked for the telephone com- Methodist Church of Brewster, 104 Main nective tissues of the body such 30, Nov 6. Fee: $245

pany as a manager for 34 years before retir- Street, Brewster, NY 10509 and/or the North as tendons, ligaments and fascia. Children’s Programs

ing in 1989. He enjoyed shing, camping and Salem Ambulance Corp. $220 for eleven sessions. North Salem Weekly Tennis

Yoga-Qi with Cheryl Aiello, with US Sports institute at Joe

Bohrdrum Park

Ideal for beginners, these pro-

grams focus on stroke technique,

serving, court awareness, and ral-

lying in a fun, low pressure envi-

ronment. ursdays, Sept. 12 to

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tion Tennis ages 5-8. 4:30-5:30

p.m.; Foundation Tennis ages

8-10. 5:30-6:30 p.m.; Develop-

ment Tennis ages 11-14. $134 for

seven weeks.

Learn-to-Skate at Brewster

Ice Arena

e Learn-to-Skate program

is for 4-12 year olds at varying

levels of skating experience. $185

per session, per skater. Fee in-

cludes public skate before lesson.

*Skate Rental not included.

Fridays 5:30-6 p.m. OR Tues-

days 5:10-5:40 p.m.. Session 1

starts Friday, Sept. 6 or Tuesday,

Sept. 10. Session 2 starts Friday

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Thursday, September 26, 2019 BALANCED ROCK North Salem News – Page 17

ROCK our Carbon Footprint. Our initia- Looking for volunteers Railyard Arts To make an appointment, call
FROM PAGE 16
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Middle/High School Gym. $20 market bags will go back to the North Salem border, across from Sunday, October 20, from 3-5 p.m. Sloan Wainwright and Trina

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Seniors supports purchases they may not Although participation in a Sloan Wainwright singing

North Salem Senior Citizens be able to make otherwise. three-hour volunteer orientation with your heart, soul and body

Club: Residents 55 and older are To purchase, or inquire more is required, experience working e Town Board will have regu- from 11 a.m.to 3:30 p.m.,Sept.28

eligible to join our senior group. information on these bag, please with horses is not. e fall pro- lar meetings on the second and The Amish Project Oct. 2-20.

Meetings are held at 11:30am on contact: gram gets underway the week fourth Tuesdays of each month e Amish Project is a ctional

the second Tuesday of the month Denise Moore, Administrative of September 9 and runs for 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Meet- exploration of the Nickel Mines

at the North Salem Fire House. Assistant, 914-940-2103 phone; weeks, through the week of No- ing Hall, 66 June Road, North schoolhouse shooting in an

Join Today. [email protected] vember 11. Pegasus is looking for Salem. All meetings are subject to Amish community and the path

Some of our events this year Pegasus volunteers who can assist on the rescheduling upon adequate notice, of forgiveness and compassion
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dhist Monastery, Meet-and- Therapeutic Riding Hammond MuseumVolunteers must be 13 or older. das and live meetings are posted on
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ate Luncheon, AARP Defen- in Brewster, just over the North X109 or [email protected]. has a notary license. Residents are located at 28 Deveau Road.

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Page 18 – North Salem News HEALTH & WELLNESS Thursday, September 26, 2019

Dietitian to lead free supermarket tours on shopping smart and healthy

A registered dietitian from ferrals; community health edu- ping for a healthy, tasty holiday Northwell Health, provides the-art technology and profes-

Northern Westchester Hospi- cation and screenings; lectures season without forgoing your quality, patient-centered care sional sta of caregivers are all

tal’s Center for Healthy Liv- and events; nutrition counsel- health and wellness goals. that is close to home through a in place to ensure that you and

ing will lead a series of fun, ing and a teaching kitchen; unique combination of medical your family receive treatment

free interactive and educational health and wellness consulta- ABOUT NORTHERN expertise, leading-edge tech- in a caring, respectful and nur-

grocery tours to teach smart tions; support groups; and a lab WESTCHESTER HOSPITAL nology, and a commitment to turing environment. For more

shopping for healthier choices drawing station. For additional Northern Westchester Hos- humanity. Over 650 highly- information, please visit www.

at the Whole Foods Market information or to register for pital (NWH), a member of skilled physicians, state-of- nwhc.net.

at 480 North Bedford Road free supermarket tours, visit

in Chappaqua. e tours for nwhgrocertytours.eventbrite.

parents, empty nesters, seniors com. Tours cover the following Symposium, screenings
and holiday shoppers run on topics:
selected dates through Novem-
ber from 10 to 11 a.m. Tours • Tuesday, Oct. 1 Aisle by
Aisle: Learn how to read labels,

include Aisle-by-Aisle (Tues- select produce and save money. set for breast cancer
day, Oct. 1); Downsizing Your • ursday, Oct. 17 Downsiz-
Pantry ( ursday, Oct. 17); Sil- ing Your Pantry: Empty nesters

ver Shopping Cart ( ursday, will learn how to shop and cook awareness month

Nov. 7); and, Holiday Shopping for a smaller household—eating

( ursday, Nov. 21). out is not always the answer.

In addition to supermar- • ursday, Nov. 7 e Silver

ket tours, NWH’s Center for Shopping Cart: Shopping chal-

Healthy Living at Chappaqua lenges for seniors. Learn about For breast cancer awareness month this October, Putnam Hospital Center is hosting two

Crossing (which will open in its foods that are healthy, delicious events focusing on education, prevention and support.

physical location at Chappaqua and budget friendly. First up is the Breast Symposium from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 5, in the hospital’s

Crossing later this year) o ers • ursday, Nov. 21 Your Hol- Michael T. Weber Auditorium, 670 Stoneleigh Ave.

health care navigation and re- iday Shopping Guide: Shop- is informational presentation will feature hospital medical sta and healthcare professionals

discussing the latest innovations in breast health and screening. ere will be a multidisciplinary

Andrea Kropf, O.D. tumor board presentation featuring physicians from radiology, breast surgery, plastic surgery, pa-
thology, medical oncology and radiation oncology.

Comprehensive Eye Care for Your Family e clinical discussion will also be supported by health and wellness information, including
Extensive Experience in Pediatric Eye Care integrative health and exercise, nutrition, genetics and family history.

Registration is not required but encouraged. Please contact Patient Oncology Navigator Me-

FOR ADULTS lissa Teran Contreras at 845-230-4791.
Thorough eye exams are essential for Also in October, Putnam Hospital Center has teamed up with Cancer Services Program of the
eye health.
Hudson Valley to provide screenings to eligible women, age 50-74, with no health insurance or

- Catch problems before symptoms who are underinsured. e screenings are from 9 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Oct. 12, in the hospital’s
emerge or worsen. outpatient radiology department, 664 Stoneleigh Ave.

- Glaucoma & Cataract Evaluations… e screenings include a breast exam performed by a specialist and a 3D mammogram.
and lots more. Space is limited so registration is required. e Cancer Services Program of the Hudson Valley
will schedule your appointment at 855-277-4482 and pay for eligible screenings. For directions,
FOR KIDS parking information and general questions, call Putnam Hospital Center at 845-230-4791.
Vision a ects learning. Make sure your
child’s eyes are examined and any
problems addressed.

- Specialized Pediatric Eye Exams.

- Vision Therapy.

- Contact Lens ttings.

Dr. Andrea Kropf
914.302.6877 | www.AndreaKropfOD.com
293 Rt. 100, Suite 208, Somers, NY

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Thursday, September 26, 2019 HEALTH & WELLNESS North Salem News – Page 19

3 ways to prevent ankle sprains & twists this fall

BY DR. KURT VOELLMICKE also improves our mindfulness and
GUEST COLUMNIST understanding of how proper joint
alignment feels. Overall, yoga will not
Ankle sprains and twisted ankles only improve ankle strength, but over-
are among some of the most common all mindfulness of the body and its
bone and joint injuries, according to alignment as well as skeletal strength.
the National University of Health Balancing on one leg at a time can im-
Sciences. prove one’s ability to protect against
spraining an ankle.
A sprain or a twist is caused
when the ligaments in the ankle are OTHER STRENGTH EXERCISES
stretched beyond their normal range ere are other similar exercises
of motion or even torn. Preventing
this common injury is relatively easy such as toe raises and heel lifts that
and there are numerous exercises and focus on improving ankle mobility.
simple lifestyle changes that can im- Other exercises such as squats and
prove your overall ankle strength. lunges, which focus more on other
areas of the body, are also bene cial
SENSIBLE SHOES ARE THE MOST in increasing ankle strength. If proper
SUPPORTIVE form is used, these exercises focus on
proper joint alignment, core strength
When it comes to footwear,shoes that as well as balance.
t well and o er support to your ankles
and arches are ideal. High heels are the Bone and joint health is often one
common culprit for ankle sprains in area of the body that is neglected and
women. Choosing a shoe with arch and not considered important until later in
ankle support lessens the likelihood for life. Ensuring that your bones and joints
ankle injury to occur. Wider and rmer are strong can prevent common injuries
outer soles are more stable compared to such as twisted ankles and sprains and
narrower, softer soles. may even prevent more serious bone
and joint injuries later in life.
YOGA AND BALANCING
When it comes to balance, our an- Dr. Kurt Voellmicke is the Director of
Foot and Ankle Surgery at Northern
kles are essential in helping our body Westchester Hospital’s Orthopedic and
nd its equilibrium. Standing yoga Spine Institute. For more information,
visit nwhc.net.
poses are some of the most bene cial
for improving ankle strength. Yoga

Athletes are happiest on the eld.
We can help keep them there.

We understand that it doesn’t take much to cause a
sprain, injure a joint, pull a tendon, pinch a nerve, or
even break a bone. Our expert care will get you back
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Our Orthopedic and Spine Institute is comprised of
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Helping you live your life to the fullest.

Find a physician today.
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To learn more about our expertise,
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Page 20 – North Salem News Sports Thursday, September 26, 2019

9/16-9/22 VarsitySports Roundup

Don’t see your team’s results or statistics listed? Coaches, parents or players can send them to
[email protected]. Schedules are subject to change. Visit northsalemcentral.tandem.co
for the latest information.

Cross Country Stella DiDomenico registered an assist. Seniors on North Salem’s field hockey team are honored prior to the homecoming
Hope Sandor had 6 saves for North Sa- game against Somers on Sept. 21.
DAN PURDY INVITATIONAL lem.
Saturday, Sept. 21 provement over win-loss record as a means Michael Lulaj, Matthew Renda, Christian
Every North Salem runner who com- NORTH SALEM 1 VS. SOMERS 1
Saturday, Sept. 21 of measuring our success. Hopefully we Reyes
peted in the 20-team Dan Purdy Invita- North Salem’s Bridget McDonald
tional in Pawling on Sept. 21 registered can continue to improve our game and Saves: Mark Mackenzie (3), Sean Ely
a personal best time, said coach Chris scored o an assist by Allison Eberhardt bring home some more winning results.” (2), Dan Nesbitt (2)
Gould. to tie the game, 1-1, with 5:33 remaining.
North Salem had 11 corners to Somers’s NORTH SALEM 5 VS. WESTLAKE 1 NORTH SALEM 1 VS. HENDRICK
e team was led by Ava Jolley, who re- 2; North Salem had 20 shots to Somers’ 6.
peated as meet champion, improving her Hope Sandor had 1 save for North Salem. Monday, Sept. 16 HUDSON
time by 33 seconds over last year.
UPCOMING SCHEDULE Goals: Caleb Elias, Matt Cole, Jake Saturday, Sept. 21
e boys team nished 12th in the eld • Tuesday, Sept. 24, vs. Irvington, 4:30
(Top 5 nishers below). Torres, Jonah DaSilva, Michael Lulaj Goals: Timmy Woel e
p.m.
“ e team has been cohesively training • Wednesday, Sept. 25, @ Hastings, 4:15 Assists: Jake Torres, Caleb Elias (2) Mi- Assists: Caleb Elias
with determination and it’s good to see
the results of their work shine through in a p.m. chael Lulaj, Jonah DaSilva Saves: Mark Mackenzie (13)
race,” Gould said. • Friday, Sept. 27, vs. Briarcli , 4:15 p.m.
Saves: Mark Mackenzie (12)
BOYS FROSH 1.8 MILES Soccer (Boys) (3-5)
7) Jake Greenberg (10:51) UPCOMING SCHEDULE
25) William Armbruster (11.37) North Salem boys soccer is back on the
42) Nate James (12:18) winning track, winning all three matches NORTH SALEM 6 WOODLANDS 2 • Tuesday, Sept. 24, @ Haldane, 4:30 p.m.
49) Peter Serra (12:33) last week after dropping ve in a row to
start the season. Wednesday, Sept. 18 • ursday, Sept. 26, vs. Putnam Valley,
GIRLS FROSH 1.8 MILES
9) Mia Santis (12:30) “We’ve learned some things along the Goals: Caleb Elias, Jake Torres, Matt 4:30 p.m.
15) Isabelle Schembri (13:39) way regarding the intensity we need to
play at, and the chemistry that needs to be Cole, Enzo Molina, Emmet Halton, Luke • Friday, Sept. 27, @ Blind Brook, 8 p.m.
BOYS VARSITY 5K in place in order to combine for an e ec-
59) Nick DiGiacomo (19:49) tive attack,” said coach Ron Hendrie. “To Murtaugh SEE ROUNDUP PAGE 21
60) Henry James (19:50) that end, the team is beginning to bond Assists: Jake Torres, Jonah DaSilva (2),
70) Ryan Renda (20:18) well o the eld as well. e strong com-
74) Aidan Volpe (20:38) petition we faced in this season’s several
75) AJ Laquer (20:41) opening matches set the bar high for us.
It also tested our ability to value self-im-

GIRLS VARSITY 5K
1) Ava Jolley (19:18)
11) Juliette Intrieri (20:52)
55) Emma Litch eld (24:45)

UPCOMING SCHEDULE
• Tuesday, Sept. 24, @ Woodlands, 4:30

p.m.
• Saturday, Sept. 28, Six Flags Wild Sa-

fari Invitational (@ Six Flags Great Ad-
venture), 11 a.m.

Field Hockey (4-2-1)

NORTH SALEM 4 VS. PAWLING 0
Tuesday, Sept. 17
North Salem had 26 shots on goal in

route to their 4-0 victory over Pawling.
Allison Eberhardt had 2 goals, Megan
Marano and Kiki DeModna each scored
a goal. Krista DeModna, Stella DiDo-
menico, Juliet Serra and Kayla DeModna
all had assists. Hope Sandor had 3 saves in
the shutout.

NORTH SALEM 4 RYE NECK 1 Madison Vrabel keeps it alive. PHOTOS: RICH MONETTI

Thursday, Sept. 19
Kiki DeModna had 1 goal and 1 assist;

Allison Eberhardt, Juliet Serra and Krista Ashley Jagemann readies her set against Keio Academy on
DeModna scored the other three goals. Sept. 21.

Thursday, September 26, 2019 SPORTS North Salem News – Page 21

ROUNDUP PHOTOS: RICH MONETTI

FROM PAGE 20

Soccer (Girls)

NORTH SALEM PUTNAM
VALLEY

Tuesday, Sept. 17
Score unavailable

NORTH SALEM 3 VS.
PAWLING 0

Thursday, Sept. 19

NORTH SALEM 0 VS. NANUET
2 OT

Saturday, Sept. 21

UPCOMING SCHEDULE
• Monday, Sept. 23, vs. Yonkers

Montessori Academy, 4:30 p.m.
• Wednesday, Sept. 25, @ Hal-

dane, 4:30 p.m.

Swim and Dive
(Girls)

UPCOMING SCHEDULE Allison Eberhart goes for the steal against a Somers player on Sept. Kaitlyn DeModna heads up field.
Home meets at Lewisboro 21.

Town Park

• Monday, Sept. 23, @ Ursu-

line (College of New Rochelle),

4:30 p.m.

• Wednesday, Sept. 25, @

Scarsdale (Westchester Com-

munity College), 4:30 p.m.

Tennis (Girls)

UPCOMING SCHEDULE
Home matches at Hardscrab-

ble Club
• Monday, Sept. 23, @Briar-

cli , 4:30 p.m.
• Wednesday, Sept. 25, @

Croton (Carrie E. Tompkins El-
ementary School), 4:30 p.m.

• Friday, Sept. 27, vs. Haldane

Volleyball (4-5)

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TIGER

TERRITORY

North Salem celebrates homecoming, Hall of Fame

The volleyball team is introduced. 3rd BY BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER
SPORTS EDITOR
PHOTO: BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER
North Salem’s homecoming weekend kicked o with a Friday night pep
Celebrate and Support Putnam Service Dogs rally and the Hall of Fame inductions of Phil Capra and Noemi Bechu.
at our delicious luncheon and enjoy
a dog/handler look-alike Fashion Show! Capra, a former baseball player who graduated in 2015, was drafted last
year by the New York Mets. On top of his baseball accomplishments, he
Wed. October 23, 2019 was also an All-League basketball player and All-Section soccer player for
noon to 1:30 pm the Tigers.

Arch Restaurant A catcher, Capra continued his baseball career at Wagner College, be-
ing named All-Conference three times (2016-18) and conference Player
LUNCHEON $35 of the Week twice.

Two exquisite courses Rob Gilchrist, his baseball coach at North Salem, said he is constantly
Desserts from Brewster Pastry asked about Capra by students and sta members. Gilchrist said Capra is
“honest, talented, loyal, hardworking, caring and humble.”
Winning ticket drawn at luncheon; Need not be present to win.
Bechu, the other inductee, is living out of state and could not attend
*RAFFLE TICKETS ($10 each) the ceremony. e accomplished state-champion runner holds more than
a half-dozen school records, including in the 100, 200 300, 400 and 600
WIN a deluxe, 3-night getaway for two meter. She continued her athletic career at Union College. A Girl Scout,
at Hamilton Princess & Beach Club Bechu racked up 550-plus community service hours, was a peer tutor and
was a member of Amnesty International, Make a Di erence Club, and
a Fairmont managed Beachfront Hotel in the Book Club.

BERMUDA “Dedication, service, loyalty, sportsmanship, athleticism are the words
Dec 5-8, 2019* that de ne this young lady’s character,” said Damien Holst, Bechu’s coach
at North Salem. “Noemi is a natural leader who helps every runner around
(includes R-T airfare for two from JFK + $200 resort credit) her to become a better athlete.”

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full page color ad, 2 attendees at luncheon. introduced to a packed gymnasium of students and parents. DiGrandi
shared advice for the senior athletes.
Program *AIRFARE We’re a 501(c)3
$500 - Full Page Color Ad (4.75"w x 7.75"h) Thurs, Dec 5 and Platinum “It’s your last year,” he said. “Leave it all on the court, on the eld and
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Program booklet size is 5.5" x 8.5" Sun, Dec 8 SEE MORE PHOTOS ON PAGE 23
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ATHLETE SPOTLIGHT – JULIETTE INTRIERI

Cross country
captain sets goals

for final season

BY BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER friends who share the same love what have you learned
SPORTS EDITOR for running as me on this team from them?
and I’m sad to be leaving them
Juliette Intrieri is a senior cap- next year. My biggest role mod-
tain of the North Salem cross els have been my parents,
country team. What is your favorite team teammates, and coaches.
activity or pregame or post-
How old were you when you game ritual that you share with ey’ve all taught me the
started running cross country your teammates? What about a importance of working hard
and what got you started? personal pregame or postgame and believing in myself.
ritual?
I started running cross coun- Do you plan on con-
try when I was 13 because I’ve Going to Sobol after practice tinuing run cross country
always enjoyed running and with my team and getting acai in college?
when I didn’t make the North bowls. ey’re so good, especial-
Salem modi ed soccer team in ly if you add Nutella or cookie I would love to run in col-
eighth grade, I thought it’d be butter. lege. Hopefully everything
cool to try something new. works out with recruiting
On meet days I like to wear and I’ll be running on my
What is your favorite thing wacky socks for good luck. school’s cross country and
about being on the cross coun- track team next year.
try team at North Salem? Do you have any goals for
your nal season at North Do you know what you
I love our team environment Salem? want to study in college?
and how accepting and fun ev-
eryone is. We’re all there to work My goal for cross country this I’m not sure what I want
hard and improve while also jok- year is just to improve and have to study in college yet.
ing around and having a good fun. I’m hoping to break 20 min-
time. I’ve made so many great utes in the 5K. Who is your favorite
professional athlete and
Who has been your biggest why?
role model over the years and
My favorite professional
HumPauntenSaomciety runner is Zola Budd. I think
Check out our Facebook & Twitter pages! she’s insanely cool because
she ran her races barefoot.
Wallace is an outgoing, Juliette Intrieri
friendly and playful boy who What is your favorite
had a rough start in life. He music to listen to warming FILE PHOTO/
came to the shelter in poor up for a game? ROB DIANTONO
condition, but he’s all better
and looks great now! He loves I like listening to e show you like to binge?
to play in his kiddie pool and Fray and e Band Cami- “ e O ce.” It’s such a funny
walks beautifully on leash. no before meets to calm
You can meet Wally and all his my nerves and get into the show and I’ve re-watched it way
right mindset. too many times to count.
friends any day 10-3..
If you could have one
Wallace superpower, what would it
be and why?
Rocky is a handsome What is the go-to app on
1-year-old cat who is very I would want the ability your phone?
affectionate. When Rocky to y because it would by
wants your attention he can far be the coolest mode of Spotify.
be very talkative! He is a transportation. Do you have a favorite TV
sweet guy who just wants to
find a loving home. You can Where is your favorite
meet Rocky and friends any place to go on vacation
and why?
day 10-4:15.
Ogunquit, Maine, be-
cause it’s such a beautiful
place and I love the ocean.

Favorite place to eat
locally?

Swans Deli because they
make the best chicken cutlet
sandwiches.

Rocky SPORTS BRIEFS

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Open 7 days a week from 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 29, at zation that raises funds for breast e teams will play their Dig
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ley at 4:30 (junior varsity) and 6
e car wash is part of the Direct donations can also be p.m. (varsity) ursday, Oct. 10.

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Vegan burger utilizes fall flavor

When it comes to vegan diets, one common misconception is that such diets are limiting. But this
is not the case at all. anks to increased attention and support of veganism, plenty of recipes have
been developed in conjunction with vegan parameters — even ones that evoke avors attributed
to traditionally made foods. Ideal for autumn, when pumpkins are in abundance and hearty dishes
are embraced, this “Grilled Pumpkin and Black Bean Burger,” courtesy of e Vegan Society, is an
easily prepared meal that’s bursting with avor. It can be enjoyed for a weeknight dinner or as a
weekend lunch or picnic classic.

Grilled Pumpkin and Black Bean Burger

Serves 4

• 1 tablespoon oil • 1 teaspoon salt
• 1/2 cup diced red onion • 2 minced chipotle peppers
• 1/2 cup diced red pepper • 1/4 cup sweet corn
• 3 cloves minced garlic • 3 tablespoon mashed pumpkin
• 1 teaspoon ground cumin • 1 cup breadcrumbs
• 1 15-ounce can black beans • 1/2 cup chopped pecans (optional)

Dice the red onion, red pepper and mince the garlic. Heat the oil over a medium heat.
Add the garlic, onion, red pepper and sweet corn then sauté for 3 minutes. Remove from
the heat and set aside.

Drain and rinse the black beans and pat dry. Place in a deep bowl. Using the back of
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Thursday, September 26, 2019 BUSINESS & REAL ESTATE North Salem News – Page 27

County holds job fair for PUZZLE SOLUTIONS
mental health and social Corresponding to Last Week’s
September 19 Issue
services providers

Over 500 positions are available with more than 20 potential employers

e following is from Westchester accreditation standards set the but also the skills, education

County: sta ng patterns for many of and even sta ng ratios involved

the services DSS provides and in providing services. We can

Recognizing that vacant sta contracts for,” Commissioner ensure optimal e ectiveness of

positions impede the mission of of DSS Kevin McGuire said. our services when we make sure

Westchester County’s nonpro t “Not just regulations for hous- our providers have the sta they

service providers, the Westches- ing or treatment requirements, need.”

ter County Executive’s O ce,

the Department of Social Ser- Support Connection’s
vices (DSS) and the Department

of Community Mental Health Annual Support-A-Walk
(DCMH) are holding a Job Fair for Breast & Ovarian Cancer
on ursday, October 3 from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Westchester
County Center in White Plains.

In delivering their broad ar- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2019
ray of programs to Westchester
County residents, more than 75

di erent not-for-pro ts con-

tract with Westchester County, FDR State Park, Yorktown Heights, NY
through DSS and/or DCMH 3-Mile Walk ~ Rain or Shine
to provide community-based

services to thousands of people Your donation Even if you can’t Walk with us:
across Westchester. More than makes a difference.
20 di erent potential employers, RAISE FUNDS ~ DONATE TODAY
with over 400 open positions, Be part of a community that cares!
will be participating.

“Westchester’s nonpro t pro-
viders are an integral part of

our delivery system,” Westches- “Support Connection helped Proceeds fund Support Connection’s
ter County Executive George my mom and our family free breast & ovarian cancer
Latimer said. “ ey provide a tremendously. But it’s also so support services
vast array of the social services, rewarding to raise funds for an
mental health and substance use
services that County residents

need and rely on. Helping them organization that supports our Bring help & hope to people
recruit sta and ll job vacancies entire community – maybe fighting breast & ovarian cancer!
is one small thing we can do as even your neighbor… a
a County government to ensure

that they continue to provide the co-worker… a member of your
highest quality care.” family. That’s pretty special.”
To bring together the non- www.supportconnection.org

pro t service providers with Melissa Frederick 914-962-6402
prospective employees, DSS and 2019 Walk Ambassador [email protected]
DCMH reached out to not only
the contract provider agencies

that work with the departments, “I tell women Support
but schools, colleges and univer- Connection will help them
sities across the County, as well get through cancer, from
as Not-For-Pro t Westchester

and other employment focused start to finish. The people
organizations, and members of there are so warm and
the advocacy and faith-based caring. They helped me get
communities.

“Not-for-pro ts are our part- through all these years. I
ners in meeting the mental want to give back to help
health and substance use needs other people the way Sup-
of Westchester’s adults, children

and families,” Commissioner port Connection helped me.”

of DCMH Michael Orth said.
Paula Natale
“Getting their job done means

they need quality sta working 2019 Walk Ambassador
day in and day out. By connect-

ing these employers with pro- Support Connection is a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit organization.
spective employees, we hope to We do not receive funds from Relay for Life, Making Strides,
help them better ful ll this mis- Susan G. Komen, or any other national cancer organization.
sion.”

“Statutes, regulations, and

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