Yorktown News 03.17.22

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Slava Ukraini! PHOTO: BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER

Yorktown holds vigil, donates to Ukraine

BY BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER
EDITOR

Hundreds gathered in York- Dozens gathered at Jack DeVito Veterans Memorial Field to show their support for Ukraine.
town Heights on Sunday night
to show support for the Ukrai-
nian people, who are defending
their country from a deadly Rus-
sian invasion.

ousands of Ukrainian sol-
diers and citizens have already
died in the war. As of March 14,
the United Nations conserva-
tively estimates that 636 civilians
have been killed, including 30
children. e U.S. military esti-
mates that between 2,000 and
4,000 Ukrainian soldiers have
died, compared to 5,000-6,000
on the Russian side.

“We are here today to pray for
peace in Ukraine,” said Oksana
Tomaszewsky, vice president of
the Westchester branch of the
Ukrainian Congress Committee
of America.

“Praying is such an integral
part of our existence, and it is so
important right now,” Tomasze-
wsky continued. “But at the same
time, we are fearful it may not

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BUSINESS & REAL ESTATE 31
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Hilltop Hanover Farm grows community with seed and soup potluck

BY NICK TRUJILLO time together, learn from one an- Local residents learn about and trade seeds.
CONTRIBUTING WRITER other, and share.”
total access to explore, discover, have access to fresh produce har- allows a community member to
Seed-swapping potlucks are a Lekometros said that educa- buy a $100 CSA membership
farming and gardening commu- tion director Josephine Moore and so I think it’s really important vested at the farm during growing that helps a family in need, allow-
nity tradition, where interested and plant specialist Emily Rauch ing them access to locally grown
people can go to their local farm share the vision of o ering more that we bring people there for all season, which lasts from the end organic vegetables. Last year, Hill-
and exchange seed packets, enjoy programming at Hilltop. Rauch top donated over 14,000 pounds
a meal, and learn more about what was present on Saturday, sharing sorts of reasons.” of April to mid-November. CSA of food to local food pantries
the farm has to o er. a variety of seeds while educating through Feeding Westchester,
attendees on gardening practices. In addition to educational pro- members can shop online or visit and the food sovereignty program
Hilltop Hanover Farm joined is another way the farm is sup-
in on the tradition by hosting Each winter, Lekometros sifts grams and community events, Hilltop’s farm stand during its porting its local community.
their own seed and soup potluck through Hilltop’s stock of seeds
on the morning of Feb. 26. For to sort out old seeds and types of one of the main ways the com- hours of operation, which change
two hours, members of the Yor- seeds that don’t meet the farms
ktown farming and gardening production needs, and looks for munity can interact with the farm seasonally.
community visited the farm to an opportunity to share them
swap seeds, learn more about the with the community. She estimat- is through its Community Sup- is year, Hilltop has intro-
farm’s operations, enjoy bowls of ed that Hilltop was able to o er
butternut squash soup and beef 75 di erent seed packets at the ported Agriculture (CSA) pro- duced a new food sovereignty pro-
and barley soup, and tour the potluck, split into four categories:
grounds with eld crew member vegetables, herbs, owers, and na- gram, which recently opened for gram as they continue to combat
Je Ramsey. tive plants.
registration. Registered people food insecurity. e new program
“We had lots of people who Among the most interesting
had volunteered at the farm and seeds shared by the community
are currently volunteers at the were asparagus seeds, collected
farm,” said Ice Lekometros, Hill- from a crop at D.I.G. Farm in
top’s farm manager. “A really good North Salem.
mix of old friends, people we were
just meeting for the rst time, a “A nice little connection be-
number of our sta came in on tween farms,” Lekometros said.
their days o just to meet new “We don’t usually grow them
people and talk about what they from seed, we grow them from a
like about the farm.” bare root plant. It was beautiful to
see the red, really the fruit of the
e idea for a seed and soup asparagus, and then crack it open
potluck was a culmination of and see the seeds.”
Lekometros’ past experiences in
farming and Hilltop’s sta want- is was the rst seed-swap-
ing to o er more programming to ping potluck held at Hilltop
allow the Westchester community during Lekometros’ time at the
to explore the farm. Lekometros, farm, and she said she could not
who started working at Hilltop
at the beginning of 2021, has at- nd any records of ones being
tended seed-swapping potlucks in held previously. Hilltop’s sta has
Indiana and Houston, and plans planned a schedule of events for
on making this an annual o ering. 2022 to share the farm with Yor-
ktown and northern Westchester
“ e ones that I have partici- residents, which can be found on
pated in have often been a way to events calendar at the farm’s web-
remind the community, ‘Hey, our site.
door is open to you and we want
to share our farm with you,’” Le- “I always say, when I’m intro-
kometros said. “One of the things ducing people to Hilltop, that it’s
that’s really exciting to me is of- the ‘people’s farm.’ ey literally
fering free opportunities for peo- pay for it with their tax money
ple to commune and spend some whether or not they know that, it’s
open to the public, it’s owned by
Westchester County,” Lekomet-
ros said. “ ey’re meant to have

I always say, when I’m introducing PHOTOS COURTESY OF ICE LEKOMETROS
people to Hilltop, that it’s the “people’s
Members of the community gather over seeds and soup at Hulltop Hanover Farm.
farm.” They literally pay for it with
their tax money whether or not they
know that, it’s open to the public, it’s

owned by Westchester County.’

–Farm manager Ice Lekometros
Hilltop Hanover Farm

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The Staff UKRAINE nian people of Vladimir Putin. It is Tomaszewsky said it was im- At the vigil, supplies were also
FROM PAGE 1
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Despite standing almost half the height of some players, Harrison Apar competed APAR It lls our family’s hearts that a special
in YAC basketball and baseball. place for us is made even more special by
FROM PAGE 10 YAC and the Town. ey have made it a
matter of civic pride to make the place that
community full of concern and compassion bears our son’s name a showcase playing
for each other. It is a gift that Harrison’s
vibrant spirit inspires a local charity. It is eld. It is much more than a testament
a gift that his presence can be felt at the to a child. It is a testament to all children,
town ball eld named for him. whose resilience and fortitude are to be
celebrated and encouraged. After all, our
FIELD OF DREAMS future is in their hands.
At the foot of the agpole at Har-
As the rites of spring are renewed, we
rison Apar Field of Dreams in Yorktown revel in the return of kids like Harrison to
Heights, a dedication plaque is mounted again make the joyful noise of bat on ball
on a post that is the same three-foot height and giddily cheer on their teammates.
as Harrison. It’s built that way by design to
remind kids and adults alike that the true As the plaque at Apar Field says, “Listen
measure of a person is not in inches, or in closely, and you may hear Harrison call out
material possessions, but in heart and soul. two of his favorite words: Play Ball!”

Every year at this time, Harrison Apar Bruce Apar is a writer and actor, who is
Field of Dreams is the site of an opening- currently appearing in the M&M Performing
day ceremony, hosted by Yorktown Ath- Arts production of Arthur Miller’s “ e Price”
letic Club (YAC) and Yorktown Parks and at Lyndhurst in Tarrytown. Performances
Recreation. Part of the ritual is for a young have been extended through March 27. For
player to read aloud the dedication plaque. tickets > Lyndhurst.org/events/winter-theater.
( is year’s ceremony is April 2, 2022 at Bruce can be reached at [email protected]; 914-
11:45 a.m.) 275-6887.

MARTORANO always support you.”Russian athletes even though a new law mandates 15 years Today, the Loew’s Paradise eatre is no
also have joined in, wearing a Z on their imprisonment if you tell the truth about the more. My friend Frank is no longer with us.
FROM PAGE 10 uniform, expressing their approval of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. is attempt to sti e But I know if he were, he would join me in
lethal campaign. e symbol also has been truthful voices reminds me of a famous supporting brave heroes like the jailed Rus-
United States after being sent to prison for used as a threat with it being spray-painted quote from the leader of the opposition in sian leader Alexei Navalny and Ukrainian
working as an unregistered agent for Russia, on the apartment door of a prominent dis- the movie Z,“We serve the people, and the President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. ey have
is now a member of the Russian Parlia- sident (Anton Dolin). people require the truth. e people require demonstrated, with every ounce of their be-
ment. She posted a video recently of herself the truth!”Yes, they do. I have an unbridled ing, that even when confronted by powerful
drawing a white Z on the lapel of her suit But the Russian campaign to sell its faith that, despite the massive brainwashing foes like Putin, the ame of democracy still
jacket. She was even quoted as addressing unjust war isn’t working. Most people campaign from state-controlled media, the burns brightly in the hearts of all freedom-
the troops with this shameful encourage- just don’t buy it. ere have been mas- truth will eventually get out.     loving peoples.
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Thursday, March 17, 2022 SPORTS Yorktown News – Page 23

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Mundy named Coach of the Year
Husker coach honored by peers

BY MIKE SABINI FILE PHOTO/BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER buzzer, by sophomore guard Kaitlyn Judge, who registered
CONTRIBUTING WRITER 15 of her career-high 18 points in the second half.
Coach Brian Mundy tries to rally his team during a timeout.
Yorktown enjoyed a great season, nishing 14-8 after a Yorktown overcame a 45-34 late third-quarter de cit to
2-4 start and, as the No. 8 seed, defeated visiting No. 25 an amazing job these past four years.I’m so glad he is getting garner the victory.
Horace Greeley 61-38 in the out-bracket round of the Sec- recognized for the work he has put into our team and the
tion 1 Class A Tournament. program as a whole.” “Coach Mundy winning Coach of the Year honors meant
a lot to me and my teammates,”said Judge, who was named
at led to coach Brian Mundy being named League Krasniqi said having a coach like Mundy was instrumen- All-League.“It validated not only the hard work that Coach
II-C Coach of the Year. tal in their come-from-behind wins. Mundy did, but also the improvements of our team as a
whole.”
“It’s special because my peers voted on this,” Mundy said. “It’s safe to say that we’ve had a crazy season with a lot
“All of the coaches in our league are real good friends and we of close games,” Krasniqi said. “In these situations, Coach Judge said that Mundy’s coaching had a great e ect on
support each other. Our team didn’t nish rst in the league, Mundy never lost faith in us as a team,and would work with the team.
but we de nitely overachieved this year,and the coaches rec- us and our assistant coach (Sunnie Killeen) to put together
ognized that and what we overcame to win the games that the best game plans possible. Coach Mundy always made “Being our leader, his in uence can be seen in everything
we did. I truly didn’t expect this, especially nishing in third sure that we were not only doing well on the court,but in the from game strategy to simply motivating the team to play,”
place in the league.” classroom as well. He pushed each and every one of us to do Judge said.“He does it all, even singing the national anthem
our best in everything we were involved in.” before playo games.”
Mundy said to nish third in the league and win 14 games
amidst a tough schedule means a lot, especially the way the One of those close games was won, 57-55, on a three- Mundy recalled one of their comebacks, a 50-41 win at
Huskers did it, with numerous come from behind victories, pointer against visiting John Jay-Cross River on Feb.1 at the Sleepy Hollow on Dec. 13.
some literally in the nal seconds.
“After the rst game when we came back from down by
“ e amount of time that goes into coaching and the 10 late,and won against Sleepy Hollow,we would look up at
work that goes into each season is indescribable,” Mundy the scoreboard after the third quarter numerous times when
said.“ e scouting, the practices, the game planning, the in- we were down by 10 or 12 and say,‘Hey, we’ve been here be-
dividual skill work,the open gyms,it’s all part of the process.” fore, we can do this,’”Mundy said.“It was all about the team.

Yorktown senior forward and center Erisa Krasniqi was ey never quit. ey knew they were never out of a game.”
proudly part of that process. Mundy said that the team had a lot of kids out due to
illness and injury early and they came back in the middle of
“As someone who has been with Coach Mundy for the season and fought until the end.
multiple years, I can con dently say there is no coach who “It meant a lot to have so many comeback wins in the
deserved the award more than him,” Krasniqi said. “He fourth quarters of games and to win three games in the nal
stepped up when the program needed a coach and has done six seconds,”Mundy said.“It showed their (his players) resil-
ience and how they never backed down.”

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OBITUARIES TOWN GREEN

Marcy Yvonne culture, and opportunity in the the end of 2016. Senior Advisory Art Around Town
Grabrovac big city and moved to Manhattan. Marcy leaves behind a loving Committee
Marcy spent many years in New daughter, Regina Grabrovac of e Yorktown Small Business
York working in the airline East Machias, Maine; two loving

industry and other companies. grandchildren, Asher and Oona Yorktown Senior Advisory Association’s Art Around Town

She was an avid knitter, crocheter, Molyneaux; two loving sisters, Committee will hold its monthly initiative is launching its second

sewer, cook, loved home projects, Paulette Grabb of Tarrytown, meeting at 1 p.m. Friday, March showing of local artwork at the

and enjoyed going to opera, plays, and Connie Pagano of Yonkers, 18. e location will be at the Trailside Café from 5 to 7 p.m.

concerts and museums with as well as a son, Kevin Klepper, Capellini Community Center, on Saturday, March 26.

friends and family. Marcy was nieces and nephews including Room 16 across from the gym- Local artist Lesley Jacobson

always ready for an adventure. Debbie Caldwell, Je Pagano, nasium, due to town hall being who recently joined the YSBA as

At 91, she could still beat her Richie Pagano, and Michelle inaccessible at this time. e program director will be showing

daughter at Gin Rummy! Fernicola. guest speakers will be Yvonne her abstract art.

Marcy retired to the family Marcy is predeceased by her Cech, who is the new director Tastings of some of Trailside’s

home in Je erson Valley when mother and father, Yvonne of the John C. Hart Library, and signature o erings and refresh-

she was in her 60s and enjoyed Nichols Grabb originally from La Ellen Tannenbaum, who is the ments will be served. A wine

Marcy Yvonne Grabrovac, gardening after being in the city Presentation, Quebec, Canada, director of adult services. Lun- tasting o ered by the YSBA

born in 1930, in New York, New for many years. During these and Louis Grabb originally from cheon will be provided by NewY- will include a selection of wines

York, passed away after living years, she also enjoyed her many Mošćenička Draga, Croatia, who ork Presbyterian/Hudson Valley from several of our local wine

contentedly at Eastpoint Assisted friends and activities at the both lived in New York until their Hospital. All seniors are invited and spirit shops. Local musicians

Living Facility in Machias, Senior Center of the Yorktown passing. to attend the monthly Senior will provide music and enter-

Maine. She was 91 years old. She Community & Cultural Center ere will be an outdoor Advisory Committee meetings. tainment. YSBA members will

was surrounded by her daughter and her community at the Grace celebration of life service in Maple Weekend be the benefactor of the event
and both grandchildren the day Lutheran Church in Yorktown the Machias area in early June. through the YSBA Scholarship

before she passed. During her Heights which she frequently Details will be announced in Fund.

last years, she loved visits by her walked the mile to into her 80s. May. ere will also be a service e Yorktown Grange will e kitchen will be open for

family,her friend Wendy Sparrow, Marcy and her family are also in New York at the Grace serve a pancake breakfast in a purchasing anything on the

by members of the Center Street deeply grateful to a community Lutheran Church of Yorktown celebration of New York State’s menu

Congregational Church, United of neighbors—especially Jay Heights at 3830 Gomer St., Maple Weekend. e dates for For additional information

Church of Christ and she loved and Krissie Hansmann at Yorktown Heights, on Saturday, the pancake breakfast, which about the YSBA Art Around

watching the birds and squirrels Je erson Valley Service Station June 18. Although Marcy adored includes maple syrup from York- Town initiative, contact Lesley

that visited the numerous feeders and Je erson Valley Realty and owers, she also loved animals town’s White Oak Farm and sau- Jacobson at artaroundtown.ny@

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Marcy graduated from Shrub eye on her until she moved donation in her memory to e Hemlock Farms, will be March contact Bob Giordano at info@

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Supplement to February 10, 2022
JUNE 9
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FLOWER Supplement to Month 10, 2022 AUGUST 11
GARDEN EXPO BACK TO SCHOOL

March 25-27, 2022 SEPTEMBER 15
FALL,
Hudson Valley Community College, Troy, NY
Fri.10-6, Sat. 10-6, Sun.10-5 Health/Nutrition/Fitness, Dining

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Seniors 62+ Save $4 on Friday, March 25 HOLIDAYS/VENUES

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Themed Retail Exhibits • Wine Tastings
call Brett Freeman at 845-208-8151 or email [email protected].
Demonstrations & Hourly Lectures
TO BE FEATURED,
Seniors 62+ Save $4 on Friday, March 25
email Vim Wilkinson at [email protected].