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Inauguration Day in North Salem County scrambles
to distribute
On Saturday, Jan. 1, Supervisor Warren Lucas, Councilmen Martin Aronchick and Peter Ka- COVID tests
menstein, Tax Receiver Karen Roach, and Highway Superintendent Ward Hanaburgh were of-
cially sworn in to continue serving our community. Read more on page 10.
North Salem’s supply
depleted in an hour
BY CAROL REIF According to Supervisor Rick
STAFF WRITER Morrissey, Somers police picked
up the town’s allotment of 450
Worried about the recent kits (each of which contained
surge in COVID-19 cases, two tests) at 8 a.m.
Westchester residents have been At 10:30 a.m., the town sent
snapping up home testing kits out a “Code Red” message and
the second they hit the shelves. posted on social media that they
ey’ve also been queuing up would be distributed on a rst-
for tests in ways reminiscent of come rst-served basis – start-
the long lines seen when vac- ing at 11 a.m. – at the Primrose
cines were rst o ered. Now, Elementary School and Somers
as then, fears are rising, nerves High School campus. In short
are frayed, and disappointment order, hopeful folks ocked to
when supplies run out is not dis- the site, causing tra c to back
guised. up “for miles” on Route 138 and
On ursday, Dec. 23, two more than a few tempers to are,
days before Christmas, the according to sources.
county announced it was mov- Some stuck it out for more
ing to ease the demand by dis- than an hour before giving up
tributing several thousand test and going home empty-handed.
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(914) 806-3951 Orchards, Meet-and-Greet with “ e Women of Troy” by Pat
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Thursday, January 6, 2022 Your Neighbor North Salem News – Page 3
Molly Flynn
Teen helps nursing home residents
BY CAROL REIF at thrilled her mom, because, PHOTOS COURTESY OF MOLLY
STAFF WRITER Molly said, “no one writes real let- FLYNN
ters anymore.”
Love grows in North Salem,
thanks to a certain compassionate Visits followed. But because
and resourceful teen. she couldn’t risk going inside,
Molly would stand by McGuire’s
It was April 2020, the height window and they would “talk” to
of COVID-19 chaos. With no each other by scribbling notes on
vaccines yet in view, governments dry-erase boards. (McGuire is
were imposing strict public health hearing impaired.)
measures from mask-wearing to
quarantines to curfews. Schools en in February 2021, Molly
all over the nation went remote. set out on a social media cam-
Nonessential businesses had to paign to raise money to buy
close their doors. And nursing Valentine’s Day decorations for
homes and other long-term care residents. Her mom, who has a
facilities banned visitors. popular blog, got subscribers to
reach for their wallets.
People were scared and stressed
out. ey raked in a cool $900.
Molly also bought a bunch of
Naturally, many residents at reading material and crossword
the Waterview Hills and Salem puzzle books to drop o .
Hills Rehabilitation & Nursing
Centers were feeling particularly ere was enough money left
isolated during that time. over from that project to purchase
a passel of plants.
When Molly Flynn found out
from a nurse who worked there e teen, who hopes to study
just how “down” some of them fashion design when she goes
were, she sprang into action. e to college next year, plunked the
17-year-old Lewisboro high miniature succulents in tiny silver
school student recruited her mom pails and gussied them up with
to help her create and send dozens glittery gold “Love” signs.
of homemade cards to folks at the
Purdys facilities with messages e living gifts were delivered
such as “Keep your hopes up!” in mid-December to Waterview
Hills and Salem Hills, just in time
Adrian McGuire, one of the for the holidays.
recipients, was so pleased that he
wrote her “a whole letter.” ese little acts of kindness and
generosity have brought the teen
is left such an impression on so much joy that she’s looking for-
the teen that she sent him one ward to continuing the tradition.
right back. ey became pen pals.
“I’m really happy to do it,” said
Molly.
Golisano steps down as Rec Director
BY CAROL REIF and dedication, calling her “a lovely center with space dedicated to senior
STAFF WRITER
person.” programs, something that is very dear
North Salem’s recreation superin-
tendent has stepped down. She retired as a full-timer at the to Golisano’s heart.
But not to worry, the beloved town end of 2018, but stayed on to help out Meanwhile, the recreation super-
o cial will still be around.
Lauren Rosasco, the town’s recreation intendent’s position will remain open
Beverly Golisano joined the Rec-
reation Department as a part-time leader. until a “quali ed individual” is hired
employee in 1980.
In 2019, Golisano was honored to ll it. e town hopes to do that
She took over as its full-time su-
perintendent three years later and be- with a lifetime achievement award this spring after the civil service ex-
gan running the town’s summer camp
and its recreation programs “to great from the Westchester Recreation and ams are given, said Janine Kourakos,
success,” said Supervisor Warren Lu-
cas after the Town Board formally ac- Parks Society (WRAPS). the supervisor’s chief of sta .
cepted Golisano’s letter of resignation
on Tuesday, Dec. 28. e Town Board appointed Goli- Councilman Brent Golisano, natu-
“Everybody knows her,” he said. sano Tuesday as a part-time recre- rally proud of his mom’s achieve-
“She’s a wonderful lady and will be
missed.” ation assistant. She will work on an ments, told fellow members: “I have a
Councilman Martin Aronchick as-needed basis for a maximum eight di erent perspective as her son.”
also praised Golisano for her service
hours a week and will run the senior He joked that a lot of the recreation
citizens club and related programs activities she had worked on creating
until next December. were tried out on her own o spring
Two months ago, the town pur- at home rst.
chased a circa-1925 former school Brent, who was also a camp coun-
PHOTO COURTESY OF WARREN LUCAS in Croton Falls. Located at 3 Owens selor, recalled having some of Lucas’s
Beverly Golisano with her lifetime achievement award Road, it was the site of e School- children in his groups. He then made
from Westchester Recreation and Parks Society in
2019. house eater and a ne arts venue. the motion to accept his mother’s res-
It will be repurposed as a community ignation.
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signed into law, with 16 of his are paid prevailing wages;
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• All of Your Electric Needs! • the Governor. signed Harckham’s bill S.6044 S.2977A – Requires care fa-
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power outages residents and assisted munici- Hochul also signed Harck- dividuals;
with a Generac palities and schools with criti- ham’s landmark bill S.2758 that
home standby cal funding,” said Harckham. requires all in-state sales of new S.4481 – Allows the Carmel
generator “Whether it means protecting passenger cars and trucks be zero Central School District to es-
our workforce or our environ- emissions by 2035. “ e best tablish an insurance reserve fund
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will keep looking for new ways September when the bill was Town of New Castle to alienate
7-Year Extended Warranty* to be a productive public servant. signed. “Enacting this law shows and discontinue use of parklands
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Subject to Credit Approval in February, requiring supermar- Town of Yorktown to alienate
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were introduced or amended. zations, like food pantries, was power project and electric vehi-
Saving a Life EVERY 11 MINUTES later amended as S.6108B and cle (EV) charging stations at the
Notable among Harckham’s signed last week; the new law Granite Knolls Sports Complex
aloneI’m never bills signed into law was S.649A, now extends the original law’s in Yorktown.
Life Alert® is always which removes prior authoriza- span for another ve years past
here for me. tion of people with Medicaid 2021 and also includes smaller Finally, in tandem with an-
One touch of a button and in need of medication-as- generators of usable food waste, other bill Harckham introduced
sends help fast, 24/7. sisted treatment of opioid use like supermarkets. in regard to expanding the use of
GwPiSth! disorder. accessory dwelling units, his bill
Other bills introduced by S.4485A was signed into law last
Help at Home Help On-the-Go “ is bill is a major step for- Harckham and signed by the week. e new law includes land-
ward to saving lives and a huge governor in 2021 are: lord training as part of neighbor-
® step forward towards addressing hood preservation and housing
inequities in our healthcare sys- S.897 – Makes sure that cer- renewal activities statewide.
Batteries Never Need Charging. tem that Substance Use Disor- tain schools serving students
der patients on Medicaid face,” with unique abilities, like special Additionally, Harckham co-
For a FREE brochure call:I’ve fallen and I can’t get up! said Harckham. Two years ear- act schools, are not penalized sponsored 237 bills introduced
lier a similar bill for those with by his Senate colleagues, 77 that
1-800-404-9776 private, commercial insurance nancially for not operating for were passed by the Senate, and 33
was signed. the full 180-day school year ses- acted on by the Governor.
sion because of the Covid pan-
A number of bills introduced demic; Article provided by Sen. Peter
by Harckham and enacted this Harckham.
year were prompted and ad- S.905 – Establishes a real
vanced through his work as chair property tax exemption task
of the Senate Committee on Al- force;
coholism and Substance Abuse.
is includes three signed by
Governor Hochul within the
last week:
S.2966A – Requires that an
opioid antagonist or overdose
reversal medicine such as nal-
oxone be co-prescribed with a
person’s rst opioid prescription
each year;
S.5066A – Makes sure that
federal grants received by sub-
stance use treatment providers
for Covid pandemic relief is not
considered a source of revenue;
S.679A – Establishes a Coun-
cil for Treatment Equity and
Treatment Equity Advisory
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The Connecting Well Center is excited to launch its first Cohort.
The baby pygmy goats, Winter, Clarice and Tip Toe, were donated to This highly experiential virtual program provides opportunities for exploration to the
the county by Muscoot Farm in Somers. process of manifesting wholeness and will support you in being your best self.
Pygmy goats,
Sardinian donkeys
debut at Tilly Foster
ere are all sorts of new crea- nibble at you. ey are very curi-
tures great and small at the Tilly ous.”
Foster Farm and Educational In- e farm’s newest residents are
stitute. Sardinian donkeys named Darius
In October, the farm welcomed and Dante. ese are miniature
Truman and Diesel, Percheron donkeys whose breed hails from
horses that each weigh about 2,400 the island of Sardinia in Italy. ey
pounds and tower over their trainer. grow to between just 30 and 50
Some weeks later, a few baby pyg- inches tall.
my goats took up residence at the Darius and Dante were donated
farm. en, in December, a couple to the county by Garrison residents
of miniature donkeys joined the Nancy Olnick and Giorgio Spanu,
crowd. the founders of Magazzino Italian
“People from all over will bring Art, the museum in Cold Spring.
their children to Tilly Foster Farm e couple donated the donkeys
to learn about our new animals,” to Tilly Foster Farm for education
County Executive, MaryEllen purposes and for the public to view.
Odell, said. “Our new horses, goats ese donkeys have a long and
and donkeys also serve as part of storied lineage. eir ancestors
the Animal Care educational pro- came from Sardinia to Massachu-
gram we developed with Putnam setts in 1936. en the pair of origi-
Northern Westchester BOCES. nal donkeys were moved to Texas,
ree classes a day of students where Chip and Voyle, each a par-
come to Tilly Foster Farm to learn ent of one of Tilly’s new donkeys,
how to train and care for our farm were born. Chip and Voyle arrived
animals.” at Nancy and Giorgio’s farm in You will
e size di erence among the Cold Spring in 1996. • Enhance your self-awareness, including the connection among body, mind, spirit, and emotions.
• Expand your comfort, competence, and confidence with attuning to energy; your own and that of others.
farm’s newest residents isn’t the only Darius’s father is Chip and • Access your innate core strengths, gifts, and spiritual nature.
distinction among them. ey each Dante’s mother is Voyle. e rest of
have their own personality, said the herd of donkeys can be visited
Lisa Walker the assistant farmer at at Magazzino.
Tilly Foster. Darius and Dante are still adjust-
Truman and Diesel are Perche- ing to their new surroundings, but Topics Covered
ron,the gentle giant of horse breeds. will probably be ready to leave the • Building a Brave Space
As draft horses, they are known for barn and meet the public sometime • Understanding and Honoring Personal Resistance • Understanding Images (Limiting beliefs)
• Character Structures and Defensive Patterns
their strength and stamina. Perche- in January, said Chris Ruthven, • Grounding on five levels of being • Body Consciousness
ron are often seen pulling carriages deputy commissioner of the Put- • Idealized Self-Image and Perfectionism
or giving hayrides. e horses are nam County Parks Department.
on loan to the county by the Blum- “We wanted the public to see and
berg family of Brewster. interact with them,” Ruthven said.
e baby pygmy Goats, named “ ey’re vocal animals and they’re 2022 DATES (SUNDAYS)
Winter, Clarice and Tip Toe, were fun for the kids to look at. ey are l l l lJanuary 16 February 20 March 20 April 24 May 15
donated to the county by Muscoot known to protect other animals. I
Farm in Somers, where they were suspect they will be looking out for
born in April. Pygmy goats grow to the pygmy goats.”
about 65 pounds. Tilly Foster Farm and Educa- LUCIANA C HAUGHWOUT
“ ey are incredibly playful and tional Institute, on Route 312 in 360 Underhill Avenue Yorktown Heights, New York 10598 • 914.214.8725
[email protected] • Conciousenergymovement.com
friendly,” Walker said. “ ey are Southeast, is free and open to the
the silly goats you see climbing public every day.
on rocks and bucking and joking
around. People do yoga with pygmy Article courtesy of the County
goats. ey’ll stand on your back Executive’s O ce
Page 8 – North Salem News Opinion Thursday, January 6, 2022
Happily
Ever
After
I got it wrong with my grandmother Enjoy the
journey this
In 2016, my grandmother died from We should not be so afraid of dying In the last four months, this has
pulmonary brosis. that we don’t fully live, as each day taken a toll on our friendships with the new year
outside world. Of course, friends all say
Knowing she had very little time could be our last. In the case of my that they understand, but texting and
Zoom is not the same as seeing people
left — we thought grandmother, I got it in person, and I personally feel a bit
disconnected. Yet the caution we have
weeks, but realized wrong. I should have taken has been necessary to protect my With the
wife. new
it might be just PUBLISHER’S hugged her. year
At the same time, I remain very before us, most of
days — my wife and MEMO With COVID, all sympathetic to friends and family GUEST
members who are concerned that our CORNER
kids and I drove to BRETT of us face a similar country’s obsession with safety comes
at too great of a cost in terms of living
her apartment in FREEMAN dilemma. For the rst our lives. Kim Stoll
Poughkeepsie to 18 months of the My 8-year-old son told me last week us can’t help but
that he has no memory of life before
visit her. pandemic, through the pandemic. Given that my own re ect on 2021
personal memories are somewhat fuzzy
Before our visit, August, I was less before I was 8 years old, this is not and decide what
shocking, but it’s de nitely a bit sad.
my Mom and aunt afraid of COVID we want to pursue
He wasn’t able to nish out his
shared their concern that if my grand- killing me than my wife killing me if kindergarten year in the spring of 2020. for 2022.
mother even caught a minor cold, it I caught COVID. I’m sure many hus- at summer, we moved and changed Many times our New Year’s goals are rooted
school districts, so he and our daughter
could kill her. All the grandchildren bands can relate. And yet, irony won were never able to say a proper goodbye in our frustration of what wasn’t achieved the
to all their friends and teachers.
were told to be very careful and not to out in my household. In August, my year before and what we aren’t happy about
In the past two years, my kids have
visit if we had a sore throat or drippy wife caught COVID. She had received seen very little of their aunts, uncles, ourselves.
cousins, and one set of grandparents.
nose or any other possible symptoms. both doses of the Moderna vaccine and For my mother-in-law and father-in- Can we change that?
law, who are particularly vulnerable,
So, on my very last visit to see my she had been far more careful than me this is bordering on tragic. is is two Let’s make our goals more about the journey
years of lost memories and lost experi-
grandmother, my wife and I went about wearing masks, sanitizing her ences. of becoming instead of the end goal.
inside, chitchatted with her from a hands and avoiding unnecessary public I recognize how di cult it is to de- We should focus on the fact that we woke
termine the right balance, and it di ers
distance and we kept our kids in the places. for every individual. As a society, we up, gifted with a new day to pursue our dreams
must also attempt to get this right. We
car. Given the warning of how vul- While I remain sympathetic to those must recognize the costs of extreme and who we long to be, with experience from
caution, but we must also realize that
nerable my grandmother was, I was people who feel we’re all being too some people really are vulnerable, and yesterday to learn from.
we must do what we can to protect
completely paranoid about every slight alarmist, I have learned from rst-hand them. Want to pursue exercise? Awesome.
ache and pain, and I was terri ed to go experience that even young, otherwise Pursue it because you love your body, not
near her, as I didn’t want to be the one healthy individuals can be vulnerable. because you hate it.
responsible for inadvertently killing her. My wife is a trim, healthy woman Want to change your diet to be healthier?
In order to keep her safe, I did not hug in her early 40s. Before COVID, we at’s great. Eat to fuel your body, feel better
her goodbye. would take a brisk one- to two-mile and have more energy.
Sadly, she died a few days later from walk almost daily, even in the dead of Have big business or life goals you long to
her underlying pulmonary condition, winter. Now, more than four months accomplish? How inspiring! Set small, measur-
not from any newly transmitted germs. after her getting sick with COVID, she able steps to get there and celebrate them along
In hindsight, knowing now that it was still can’t walk 10 steps without getting the way.
her time to die, I would have stayed winded. She takes medicine through Enjoy the journey, pursue goals with appre-
longer, brought my kids inside and I a nebulizer machine twice daily and ciation of where you’ve been and joy for where
would have held her hand and hugged carries a rescue inhaler, which she uses you are going.
her tightly before I left. I’m sorry that frequently.
I deprived her of that physical con- Given my wife’s breathing problems, Kim Stoll empowers women to nd joy in every
day and build a life they love through positive
nection with her grandchildren and we’re all concerned that if she even habits in mindset, tness and smart nutrition.
Virtual coaching available. Coachkimstoll@gmail.
greatgrandchildren, and I’m sorry that I caught a cold now – let alone another com
deprived my children of this memory. variant of COVID – it might send her
At rst glance, the lesson is simple. to the hospital.
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2021 Year in Review - Part I
MAN ulation in the area had grown due GOVERNMENT RELEASES on the espresso.”But to think Starsky and Hutch. Surprisingly
OVERBOARD to the decline in wolves, and more REPORT ON UFOS that people from other planets are the plan failed, although the two
interactions between humans and perished two years later as the
RICK moose had been reported. Despite In June the O ce of the Direc- ying around disguised as plastic result of poor ratings. I’m sure the
MELÉN their unusual nature, there were no tor of National Intelligence issued bags de es military intelligence. snake was roundly criticized at
complaints about the signs from its Preliminary Assessment of the post-mortem: “You jack-asp,
This was the year that, well, anyone except disappointed cars. “Unidenti ed Aerial Phenomena.” e reality is this: If you were you had ONE job and that was
not a whole lot may have It was the document that nuts an alien living somewhere with to kill Starsky.”To which the
happened to you, other 326 MILLION YEAR OLD and weirdos have been waiting potable water, breathable atmo- snake replied, “If you wanted
than whatever happened in your MILLIPEDE FOSSIL on for decades, in which the U.S. sphere and decent Wi-Fi, why me to bite somebody, why did
living room. It was almost worth DISCOVERED IN AUSTRALIA government nally outlines what on Earth would you come here? you leave me in a refrigerator
setting up an obstacle course they know about the sightings of No one would travel millions of with half a meatball pizza in it?”
between there and the kitchen, e fossilized remains of a 144 ying objects, which is almost light years through a vacuum, to a Just for the record, if a poison-
just so you don’t nd yourself out giant millipede were discovered nothing. e report theorizes that planet where smart scientists are ous snake bites you, you should
of practice when the world starts when a piece of sandstone fell o there are probably many di erent made fun of by dumb people on not try to suck the poison out of
revolving again. But there were a cli in Northumberland near explanations, such as “Airborne Facebook. the wound, at least not until you
some weird stories out there, and where a PhD student happened Clutter,”under which heading it know the wound better, and you
even though I’m telling you that to be walking by. Scientists are lists birds and plastic bags. What VENOMOUS SNAKE FOUND IN should de nitely not try to suck
you can’t make this stu up, in this still counting its legs to verify its are they trying to hide? e one FAMILY’S CHRISTMASTREE the poison out of the snake.
case I actually didn’t. authenticity, but the invertebrate is case that was de nitively ex-
thought to have lived in the Car- plained was identi ed as a large A couple in the Western Cape And that’s a few of the stories
CANADIANS WARNED NOTTO boniferous Period before dinosaurs balloon with escaping air, which of South Africa noticed their cat you had to wait two thousand
LET MOOSE LICKTHEIR CARS were invented, and even before was de ating. It reminds me of staring at the Christmas tree, and and twenty-one years to hear, and
they came out with the gigapede. when people saw Superman ying found the source of his fascina- I hope they were worth it. I’ll be
Last winter electronic signs ap- Researchers noted that the crea- around and they said,“LOOK! tion to be a four-foot boomslang, back next week with part two of
peared in Jasper, Alberta, because ture was “as big as a car,”which Up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a a highly poisonous snake perched the year in review. Happy New
moose craving salt often nd it is just rubbing it in for those of plane!”And I said,“Haven’t you in its branches. is is the kind Year!
by slurping the road salt o of us who can’t get a car due to the people seen birds and planes of thing you usually see on TV,
car panels. I crave salt sometimes microchip shortage. I don’t want before? Try to get a grip on when you know too much and Look for Rickster Melen on Facebook!
and tried this myself and I could to change the subject here, but it’s yourselves and maybe cut down somebody tries to kill you by Say hello at: [email protected]
see why it was so dangerous, until possible that someday in the future leaving a snake in your refrig-
someone told me to wait until the a PhD student who happens to be erator. I saw this exact thing on
cars had stopped. e moose pop- walking by will discover the fossil-
ized remains of my Dodge Dart, CLARK ASSOCIATES
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in one for the ( Jonah Hill)
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of two years. TOM GOES and Dibiasky
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Inauguration D
North Salem town o cials re- Warren Lucas PHOTOS COURTESY OF WARREN LUCAS
elected by voters last November took Ward Hanaburgh
the oath of o ce Saturday, Jan. 1. Martin Aronchick
Sworn in at the Town Meeting
Room were Supervisor Warren Lu-
cas; Councilmen Peter Kamenstein
and Martin Aronchick; Highway
Superintendent Ward Hanaburgh;
and Tax Receiver Karen Roach.
Presiding was Town Justice John
Aronian.
e ceremony was a quiet one,
as the usually packed audience was
limited to immediate family mem-
bers.
at was because the town was
taking extra precautions because of
the spike in COVID-19 cases due
to the highly contagious Omicron
variant.
ere were no speeches, but Lu-
cas said afterward that “all of the
elected o cials very much appreci-
ate everyone’s support in the general
election.”( e races were uncontest-
ed this year.)
Lucas has been on the Town
Board since 1989. He was rst elect-
ed supervisor in 2009.
“I personally wanted to say thank
you to all of our residents for allow-
ing me to continue in this Supervi-
sor’s job for another two years,” he
said Sunday, Jan. 2.
“I have a good Town Board and
all its members are a pleasure to
work with and are all working hard
for the people in the town,” Lucas
added.
Normally, the entire Lucas clan
comes to watch him get sworn in
before repairing to the family home
to celebrate his daughter Danielle’s
Jan. 1 birthday.
Aronchick also expressed grati-
tude to voters for returning him to
his post.
He thanked the “town’s employ-
ees, volunteers, and elected o cials
for being a productive and pleasant
group to work with.”
Tops on his list, however, was his
wife, Nancy, who he said has sup-
ported him in “everything” he does.
“I wish everyone a safe, healthy,
and happy new year!” Aronchick
added.
Kamenstein wasn’t unhappy about
the swearing-in’s “lack of fanfare.”
It was, he said, “just the type of
event I like.”
“I would like to thank the won-
derful people of North Salem for
voting me back into o ce,” said
Karen Roach. “I look forward to
serving them for the next four years.
And I look forward to working with
an amazing town sta and Town
Board.”
“I’d like to wish everybody a happy
new year,” added Ward Hanaburgh.
“And everybody try to stay healthy,
please.”
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Be on the Lookout for Our WALOGORSKY their scienti c ndings. e
lm steadily ratchets up the
New Monthly Magazine FROM PAGE 9
absurdity to the point where
Inserted in This Newspaper! cast Ariana Grande). Exasper- those denying the comet’s
ated and without Xanax, Dibi- existence simply exercise their
Supplement to December 9, 2021 TCheelSeberaastoen! asky explodes on live television freedom to not look at the sky.
and is promptly turned into
Spectacular 4 FAB photographers an internet meme. Dr. Mindy, While I didn’t nd Don’t
Holiday Lights for the season... p3 on the other hand, comes Look Up as funny as some
in the area... p7 across as attractive and a able, of McKay’s earlier lms, it
HFfouornlidtchaoeyokkCiiodeosrk..e.icepisp1—8e TOGPiftlaIdset ams.i.n. pu1te4 quickly earning the moniker of de nitely has its moments
the country’s sexiest scientist and also gives the viewer an
Cover Photo: DeFillippo Photography & Video/DeFillippoPhotoVideo.com and catching the eye of the fe- interesting perspective on
male host Brie Evantee (Cate the values of our society and
JAN. TH ISSUE TO SPOTLIGHT: Blanchett). how we react to disaster. e
government, media practices,
• Health, Nutrition & Fitness SHOOTING STARS iPhones, celebrity culture, and
• Wedding Planning Venues e lm succeeds thanks even the notions of mar-
riage and family are explored
• Financial Health to the eclectic cast of reli- throughout the movie’s
• Valentine’s Day Gifts & Dining able performers. DiCaprio runtime.
and Lawrence drive the lm
• Big Game Catering as a pair of small-time scien- DEEP IMPACT
• Real Estate tists in over their heads. Dr. At two and half hours, the
Mindy hilariously combats lm de nitely could have
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or email [email protected]. ing his newfound celebrity, trimmed out a few subplots
while Dibiasky approaches the without impacting the ef-
To be featured in the section, situation with sharp sarcasm fectiveness of the story. At
email Vim Wilkinson at [email protected] and gallows humor (including heart, Don’t Look Up is a
setting a countdown to Ar- movie about how our society
mageddon on her phone’s diet would react to imminent an-
app). Streep and Hill form an nihilation. Packing in minor
unusual but e ective mother characters tends to distract
and son antagonist duo that from the narrative a bit, but
you can’t help but love to with a talented supporting
hate. Director Adam McKay cast including Mark Rylance,
(Anchorman, Step Brothers) is Ron Pearlman, and Tyler
no stranger to comedies, and Perry, that isn’t really a big
shows his range beyond the complaint.
over-the-top slapstick of his
earlier lms. APOCALYPSE NOW?
Despite being overstu ed
As I mentioned earlier, I
have been a little hesitant to and a little too long, I enjoyed
watch movies about impend- Don’t Look Up. e lm o ers
ing disaster lately, considering a great cast, some legitimate
we’re still in the midst of the laughs, and raises just enough
ol’ global pandemic. However, questions about how the
sometimes you just have to people of 2022 would cope if
lighten up and enjoy things an asteroid was about to wipe
for what they are. us out. At times, it straddles
the line between funny and
Don’t Look Up derives alarming, which I believe was
its humor from the fact the point all along. Give it a
that Mindy and Dibiasky watch and decide for yourself.
are seemingly two of only a Don’t Look Up is currently
handful of sane people on the streaming on Net ix and in
planet. With the comet set to select theaters.
destroy mankind in a mat-
ter of months, the pair nd Tom Walogorsky owns a
themselves mocked, ignored, telescope and is now afraid
and even vili ed for trying to to use it. Contact him at
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HOCKEY
Lakeland/Panas beats BYSNS again
Rebels’ fast start ignites them to victory
Jonathan BY MIKE SABINI giving Lakeland/Panas a 3-0 advan- Rebels’ lead to 6-3, before Dzubak
Graham CONTRIBUTING WRITER tage going into the rst intermission. scored his fourth goal, unassisted, to
battles a
defender. e Lakeland/Panas Rebels won Sava Makarenko, courtesy of an nish the scoring.
The BYSNS discuss strategy between periods. their second game against the ri- assist from Callahan Du , breathed “It was a great team win all-
val BYSNS (Brewster/Yorktown/ some life back in the BYSNS when around and a nice way to start the
PHOTOS: TOM WALOGORSKY Somers/North Salem), getting o he scored, cutting the Rebels’ lead to year,” Kowal said.
to a 3-0 rst-period lead in a 7-3 two with 8:55 remaining in the sec-
Thomas Eberhardt and Jonathan Graham defend against triumph on Jan. 2 at the Brewster Ice ond period. riving in goal for Lakeland/Pa-
the Rebel attack. Arena. nas was Aaron Hathaway (12 saves)
Bryan Kottmann, Michael and Nick Mele (10 saves).
Lakeland/Panas won the rst D’Eramso and Dylan Filmer were
game by defeating the BYSNS 5-3 also on the ice for the goal. “Both goalies played very well, as
on Dec. 19 at the Brewster Ice Are- they have all season,” Mucci said.
na. “ e entire line out on the ice
did an amazing job of breaking the Producing 13 saves in goal for the
“It was a great e ort tonight, the puck out of our zone and creating BYSNS was Ty Wing eld.
guys came out of the break ready time and space,” Makarenko said. “If
to go,” Lakeland/Panas coach Bart that never happened I wouldn’t have Lakeland/Panas (7-2) will look
Mucci said of the rematch. “Getting scored, so it was a great shift by all to continue its positive momentum
the early 3-0 lead was big, it let us when it plays ETB (Eastchester/
settle in and play our game.” ve players.” Tuckahoe/Bronxville) at 9 p.m.
Lakeland/Panas answered by scor- Saturday, Jan. 8 at the Ice Hutch in
Andrew Dzubak got the scoring ing two late second-period goals, the Mount Vernon.
started, when he scored, o assists rst by Kowal, assisted by Dzubak,
from Colin Cody and Fox Perelson, with 1:36 to go in the stanza before “It was a big con dence booster
with 13:51 remaining in the opening Cody scored unassisted 48 seconds to take back to back games vs them,”
period, to put the Rebels up 1-0. later, giving the Rebels a 5-1 lead. said Mucci, of the Rebels’ victories
“ e two late goals in the second against the BYSNS. “Saturday we
Dzubak then assisted Frankie were a huge factor for our mentality get back to league play and we can’t
Kowal on his score three minutes and overall play for the third,”Kowal wait.”
and three seconds later, doubling said.
Lakeland/Panas’ lead. Dzubak registered an unassisted e Makarenko-Du connection
tally to start the scoring in the third stood out for the BYSNS.
“ e second goal of the game was a period, before Makarenko scored,
big one for us,” Kowal said. “Dzubak with the assists from Filmer and “Cal is a great player,” Makarenko
and I were on the penalty kill and Du . said. “He is aware of his surround-
we both said we were going to score “Cal had a great shot from up top ings and has great skill, I’m glad to
before we went out. We were aggres- and perfectly placed it to where I have him on my line. We had a great
sive and forced a turnover, leading to could get a de ection,” Makarenko connection tonight. We just couldn’t
an odd man rush and goal.” said. get the win but that’s in the past now
Jonathan Graham, with an assist and we’re hungry for a win in our
Dzubak scored again, with an as- from omas Eberhardt, cut the next game.”
sist from Joe Riggio, with just 1:32
remaining in the opening period, at next game for the BYSNS
(6-3-1) is against Horace Greeley at
4 p.m. Friday, Jan. 7 at the Brewster
Ice Arena.
WINTER TRACK
Tigers tough at Ocean Breeze, RCC
BY TOM WALOGORSKY 10th in 600), Grace O’Hanlon Emma Gautier (7th in 1500; 9th North Salem had a strong showing at the Pearl River Holiday
EDITOR (20th in 300), and Emma Gauti- in 1000), Liam Trageser (12th Festival.
er (13th in 600, 8th in 1500) ran in 600), Matt Schaub (22nd in
For North Salem’s winter track well for North Salem. On the 1000), Angelo Casale (26th in PHOTOS COURTESY OF NORTH SALEM TRACK & FIELD
team, the holiday recess didn’t boys side, Jake Greenberg (8th 1000), Tyler Spar (28th in 1000),
provide much of a break. Instead, in 600), Angelo Casale (32nd Nick Pena (30th in 1000), om- The Tigers competing at Ocean Breeze on Dec. 22.
the Tigers kept their momentum in 1600), Matt Schaub (23rd in as Gautier (12th in 1600), and
going as they look ahead to the 600), AJ Laqueur (13th in 1600), Connor Quadrini (11th in 3200)
Class C championships coming Connor Quadrini (16th in 1600), ran well for North Salem. e
in February. and omas Gautier (22nd in boys 4x400 relay team (Trageser,
1600) all had strong performanc- Gautier, Quadrini, Casale) also
Section 1 Challenge at Ocean es as well. Another highlight medaled in 4th place.
Breeze for the day came from the boys
4x400 relay (Laqueur, Quadrini, “ e team is progressing well,
Wednesday, Dec. 22 Gautier, Greenberg) who broke as there were many qualifying
Traveling to Staten Island, the 4:00 for the rst time. times achieved for the Class C
Tigers competed at the Ocean Championships in February,”
Breeze Track & Field Athletic Pearl River Holiday Festival said Coach Chris Gould.
Complex. Running in the same Monday, Dec. 27
facility where the NYS Cham- Running at Rockland Com- e Tigers were scheduled to
pionship event is held, the squad munity College, the Tigers con- compete for the league cham-
ran well, showing their progress tinued to build their momentum. pionships at e Armory on
with a balanced team e ort. Grace O’Hanlon (52nd in 300), Wednesday, Jan 5.
Alexia Zamora (17th in 300,
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ences stressful situations. which are natural substances ing to the American Heart As-
Sometimes a measure of that help a person feel better sociation. A quick meditation
stress can provide motivation and maintain a positive atti- can provide some perspective.
to do one’s best or strive for an tude. Movement activities like If a situation is stressful, go for
especially lofty goal. However, yoga or Tai Chi also can relax a walk or take a few slow, deep
when stress becomes a chronic the mind and body and pro- breaths until the body relaxes.
condition, it can adversely af- mote physical health. Harvard Medical School also
fect individuals’ quality of life says meditation can induce a
and even their overall health. TAKE MEDIA BREAKS relaxation response, which is
Harvard Medical School Overwhelming oneself with an antidote to stress.
says stress can manifest itself in a barrage of negative news
myriad ways. Stress can cause stories or constant informa- CHANGE NEGATIVES TO
tension headaches, indigestion, tion can increase stress levels. POSITIVES
aches and pains, or even heart Individuals can strive to re- Negative self-talk may in-
palpitations, and it may a ect main informed and still build crease stress, but positive self-
the mind by making it hard breaks into their schedules. talk can help a person calm
to concentrate or make deci- Shut o news programs, turn down. Individuals should prac-
sions. Many people experience over the newspaper or tune tice positive self-talk every day.
stress through emotional or out of social media from time Instead of saying, “I hate when
psychological symptoms, such to time. e Centers for Dis- this happens,” say, “I know
as irritability or feeling down. ease Control and Prevention how to deal with this, I’ve done
Learning how to e ectively recommends that individuals it before.”
manage stress is essential for who are stressed out by world A small amount of periodic
individuals’ overall well-being. events reduce the number of stress can be a good thing.
times they read the news or However, chronic stress poses
EXERCISE REGULARLY check the headlines each day. a signi cant threat to individ-
Exercise serves many func- uals’ long-term health.
tions, including acting as a po- MEDITATE OR PERFORM
tent stress relief strategy. e BREATHING EXERCISES is article was provided by
Cleveland Clinic says aerobic Breathing and meditation Metro Creative Connection.
Thursday, January 6, 2022 North Salem News – Page 17
TOWN OF NORTH SALEM TOWN OF NORTH SALEM
BOARD OF APPEALS BOARD OF APPEALS
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Appeals of the Town of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Appeals of the Town of North Salem will hold a Public Hearing at
North Salem will hold a Public Hearing at the North Salem Town Meeting the North Salem Town Meeting Hall, 66 June Road, North Salem, NY, and via ZOOM,
Hall, 66 June Road, North Salem, NY, and via ZOOM, https://zoom.us/j/7558828866, Meeting ID: 755 882 8866, Dial in: +1 (929) 205-6099, on Thursday, January 13,
https://zoom.us/j/7558828866, Meeting ID: 755 882 8866, Dial in: +1 2022, at 7:30 P.M. or as soon thereafter as the public may be heard to consider the following:
(929) 205-6099, on Thursday, January 13, 2022, at 7:30 P.M. or as soon
thereafter as the public may be heard to consider the following: Application BA22-01 of Brock Farm, LLC, owner of the property located at 42 June Road, North Salem, NY,
consisting of approximately 5.62 acres in an R-2 Zoning District and shown as Sheet 33, Block 1365 Lot 14 on
Application BA22-05 of Isabel Lerer and Jordan Muraskin, owners of the the Tax Assessment Map, for a Special Permit for the keeping of up to sixteen (16) horses and maintenance of
property located at 21 Baxter Road, North Salem, NY, consisting of a commercial boarding operation including continued use of housing for three grooms, per Article XIII, Section
approximately 4.648 acres in an R-4 Zoning District and to be shown as 250-72 of the Zoning Ordinance.
Sheet 23, Block 1744, Lot 13 on the Tax Assessment Map, for a Special
Permit for the construction and maintenance of an accessory apartment At such hearing all persons will have the opportunity to be heard. A copy of the application and related
above an existing shed, per Article XIII, Section 250-68 of the Zoning documents may be examined at the Board of Appeals Office at the North Salem Center, 274 Titicus Rd. North
Ordinance of the Town of North Salem. Salem, NY.
Brian Ivanhoe, Chairman
At such hearing all persons will have the opportunity to be heard. A North Salem Board of Appeals
copy of the application and related documents may be examined at the
Board of Appeals Office at the North Salem Center, 274 Titicus Rd. TOWN OF NORTH SALEM
North Salem, NY.
Brian Ivanhoe, Chairman BOARD OF APPEALS
North Salem Board of Appeals
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
TOWN OF NORTH SALEM
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Appeals of the Town of North Salem will hold a Public Hearing at
the North Salem Town Meeting Hall, 66 June Road, North Salem, NY, and via ZOOM,
BOARD OF APPEALS https://zoom.us/j/7558828866, Meeting ID: 755 882 8866, Dial in: +1 (929) 205-6099, on Thursday, January 13,
2022, at 7:30 P.M. or as soon thereafter as the public may be heard to consider the following:
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Application BA22-02 of 315 Mills Road, LLC, owners of the property located at 315 Mills Road, North Salem,
NY, consisting of approximately 17.50 acres in an R-4 Zoning District and shown as Sheet 32, Block 1364, Lot
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Appeals of the Town of 14 on the Tax Assessment Map, for a Special Permit for the keeping of up to 30 horses and maintenance of a
North Salem will hold a Public Hearing at the North Salem Town Meeting commercial boarding operation and riding academy, including 3 employee dwelling units and the hosting of
Hall, 66 June Road, North Salem, NY, and via ZOOM, horse shows, per Article XIII, Section 250-72 of the Zoning Ordinance of the Town of North Salem.
https://zoom.us/j/7558828866, Meeting ID: 755 882 8866, Dial in: +1
(929) 205-6099, on Thursday, January 13, 2022, at 7:30 P.M. or as soon
thereafter as the public may be heard to consider the following: At such hearing all persons will have the opportunity to be heard. A copy of the applications and related
documents may be examined at the Board of Appeals Office at the North Salem Center, 274 Titicus Rd. North
Application BA22-06 of 2 McMorrow LLC, owner of the property located Salem, NY.
at 2 McMorrow Lane, North Salem, NY, in an R-4 Zoning District, shown
as Sheet 14, Block 1689, Lot 64 on the Tax Assessment Map, to allow Brian Ivanhoe, Chairman
an area variance for a new addition, a deck, and covered porch, per North Salem Board of Appeals
Article V, Section 250-15 of the Zoning Ordinance of the Town of North
Salem. The following rear yard setback variances from the required 100
ft. are requested: 33.3 ft. for the addition (66.7 ft. proposed), .4 ft. for the TAX NOTICE
deck (99.6 ft. proposed), and 41.3 ft. for the covered porch (58.7 ft. TOWN OF NORTH SALEM
proposed).
The undersigned, RECEIVER OF TAXES FOR THE TOWN OF NORTH SALEM, gives notice that she has
At such hearing all persons will have the opportunity to be heard. A received the warrants for the COLLECTION OF SCHOOL TAXES due September 1st, 2021 AND THAT
copy of the applications and related documents may be examined at the SHE WILL SIT FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES AT HER OFFICE, LOBDELL HOUSE, 270 TITICUS
Board of Appeals Office at the North Salem Center, 274 Titicus Rd. ROAD, NORTH SALEM, NEW YORK, COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 1ST, 2021 FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 4:30
North Salem, NY. P.M., EXCEPT SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS, DURING THE MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER 2021
AND JANUARY 2022.
Brian Ivanhoe, Chairman
North Salem Board of Appeals SCHOOL TAXES MAY BE ACCEPTED IN TWO EQUAL INSTALLMENTS AND IF THE FIRST INSTALLMENT
IS RECEIVED IN SEPTEMBER 2021 AND THE SECOND INSTALLMENT IS RECEIVED DURING THE
TOWN OF NORTH SALEM MONTH OF JANUARY 2022, NO PENALTIES WILL APPLY. OTHERWISE, THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE
OF PENALTIES IS PRESCRIBED BY LAW.
SCHEDULE OF PENALTIES
BOARD OF APPEALS SEPTEMBER None None
OCTOBER 2% None
NOVEMBER 5% None
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE DECEMBER AND JANUARY 7% None
FEBRUARY AND MARCH 10% 10%
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Appeals of the Town of APRIL 12% 12%
North Salem will hold a Public Hearing at the North Salem Town Meeting Thereafter 1% per month until either the date that all taxes and assessments are paid, the date on which
Hall, 66 June Road, North Salem, NY, and via ZOOM, the municipality takes title to the delinquent property or up until the date the property is finally
https://zoom.us/j/7558828866, Meeting ID: 755 882 8866, Dial in: +1 redeemed.
(929) 205-6099, on Thursday, January 13, 2022, at 7:30 P.M. or as soon DATED: North Salem, N. Y., August 30, 2021
thereafter as the public may be heard to consider the following:
Karen A. Roach
Application BA22-04 of Isabel Lerer and Jordan Muraskin, owners of the Town of North Salem – Receiver of Taxes
property located at 21 Baxter Road, North Salem, NY, consisting of
approximately 4.648 acres in an R-4 Zoning District and to be shown as
Sheet 23, Block 1744, Lot 13 on the Tax Assessment Map, for a Special
Permit for the keeping of up to four (4) horses for personal use and the
expansion of an existing outdoor riding ring and barn per Article XIII,
Section 250-72 of the Zoning Ordinance.
At such hearing all persons will have the opportunity to be heard. A
copy of the application and related documents may be examined at the
Board of Appeals Office at the North Salem Center, 274 Titicus Rd.
North Salem, NY.
rtisementsBrian Ivanhoe, Chairman
r our cli- North Salem Board of Appeals
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Brady Bunch marriage?
Estate planning basics for blended families and second marriages
GUEST with your children sharing the members as named bene caries) ese trusts can be created within obtaining the insurance.
CORNER remaining one-half (1/2). As such, and may open a new joint bank one’s Last Will and Testament Each family’s situation is di er-
it is important that a Last Will account with their spouse for the (a testamentary trust) or through
LAUREN and Testament be executed that assets they would want to pass probate avoidance tools, such as ent and this list of considerations
ENEA properly re ects your wishes. automatically to their surviving Revocable Trusts. Additionally, the is not exhaustive and only exem-
spouse. trustees of the trust for the surviv- plary of one’s options. If you are
Second marriages may often 2. Pre-Nuptial Agreements and ing spouse can be the children, considering a second marriage or
feel like a fresh start, but the Right of Election 4. Life Estates and Lifetime friends or relatives of the creator of already married, it is important
when it comes to estate Rights to a Surviving Spouse the Trust, which may avoid con- to speak with an estate planning
planning, balancing one’s duty In New York, you cannot cerns of the funds being depleted attorney who has worked with
of loyalty to one’s existing family disinherit your spouse unless you Another common gesture in during the surviving spouse’s life clients who have had multiple
and children and one’s desire to have agreed to in a contractual estate planning for second mar- imprudently, leaving little for sur- marriages to discuss structuring an
provide for a new spouse must agreement, such as a pre-nuptial riages is to allow the surviving viving children. Alternatively, the estate plan that ts your needs.
be considered. With second agreement. Under the New York spouse, who does not own the Trust can provide that the spouse
marriages, the intended ben- Estates, Powers and Trusts Law primary residence of the couple, receives the income of the trust Lauren C. Enea, Esq. is an Associate
e ciary of one’s assets may not Section 5-1.1A, each spouse has to remain in the home after their for their life. Once the surviving at Enea, Scanlan & Sirgnano, LLP.
be the surviving spouse, as each a right of election to receive the spouse has passed away. is can spouse passes away, the remaining She concentrates her practice on
party may have adult children or larger of $50,000 or one-third create complexities. For example, if funds can then be distributed to Wills,Trusts and Estates, Medicaid
other relatives they wish to also (1/3) of the deceased spouse’s the remainder bene ciaries of the the creator’s children. Planning, Special Needs Planning
provide for. at being said, not net estate, which is known as the property are the children, they may and Probate/Estate Administration.
providing for a surviving spouse “elective share.” As such, even if be concerned as to the ability of 6. Life Insurance She believes that it is never too early
at all, may not be ideal either. one’s Last Will and Testament the surviving spouse to maintain e use of a Life Insurance or too late to start planning for your
Some items to consider include does not provide for one’s spouse the home and pay for its expenses. future and she enjoys working with
the following: or provides for one’s spouse in a Additionally, if the spouse has to Policy is another viable option for individuals and families to ensure that
lesser amount than the elective go to a nursing home or assisted providing for one’s second spouse. their estate and long- term care plan
1. Dying Intestate and the share prescribes, the surviving living facility before their passing, best suits their needs. Ms. Enea is on
Importance of a Last Will and spouse can still seek their elective does the spouse’s life estate in the e insurance can be owned by the executive committee of the New
Testament share, unless they have waived said property terminate, thus, allowing an Irrevocable Trust, in order to York State Bar Association (NYSBA)
right in a pre-nuptial agreement. the children to sell the property? remove the value of the death Elder Law and Special Needs Section
In New York, if you die without While not the most romantic ges- bene t and cash value (if any) and is also the Co-Editor of the
a properly executed Last Will ture, the execution of a pre-nuptial ese are questions that need to from one’s taxable estate upon NYSBA Elder Law and Special Needs
and Testament, you are said to agreement may be prudent before be considered. An option may death, and it can also provide that Section Journal. She is admitted to
have died “intestate.”What this a second marriage. be to leave the primary residence the income and/or principal can practice law in New York and Florida.
means is that the distribution of outright to the spouse in lieu of be used for the support of the She can be reached at 914-948-1500.
your assets will be determined in 3. Joint or Separate Property? his or her receipt of other assets, surviving spouse. One’s age, health
accordance with New York Law. If you and your spouse own or to allow the surviving spouse to and insurability will be a factor in
For example, if you are survived property “joint with rights of remain in the home for a period
by a spouse and children, your survivorship,”said assets pass auto- of time, such as two years, in order WHY DO WE
spouse receives the rst $50,000 matically to your surviving spouse. to allow him or her to arrange for
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$1099100% Italian
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Extra Virgin
$ 99PRIME Boneless Center-Cut Olive Oil
Pork Loin Roast
8Sirloin Steaks 34 fl oz
/LB /LB
2 $5Genereal Millsfor
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8.9 oz
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Steak /LB
Wild Caught
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Broccoli 1$ 49 Sweet 1$ 49 4 5Navel $
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Oranges for
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Icelandic 18$ 99 EA
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.5lt 12 pks, 202.8 fl oz
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Ice Cream EA
Fried Daily
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14 oz
U-15 Ct
22Peeled & Deveined
99 5 $5Fage Total
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/LB Greek Yogurt
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