North Salem News 04.29.21

North Salem’s only weekly newspaper mailed to every home and business.

Vol. 7 No. 6 Visit TapIntoNorthSalem.net for the latest news. Thursday, April 29, 2021

Back in the saddle

Spectators to return to Old Salem Farm events

BY CAROL REIF is our priority,” Hakim had said in distributed vaccines, we are work-

STAFF WRITER announcing the move last year. ing to nalize the speci c proto-

e team vowed to keep exhibi- cols related to a measured return

Saddle up,spectators! Old Salem tors, sponsors, vendors, sta , spec- of spectator attendance,” said Dr,

Farm has nally gotten the hooves tators and the town abreast of up- Mark Hart, USEF’s chief medi-

up to have audiences return to its dated recommendations from the cal o cer. It came up with the

famed equestrian competitions. Centers for Disease Control and protocols and distributed them to

e North Salem facility had to Prevention. members last week.

rein in last spring’s show due to the Although it had to cancel its According to capacity restric-

COVID-19 pandemic’s prohibi- two-week spring series in 2020, tions under the USEF’s “Action

tion on large gatherings. It was the the 120-acre farm was lucky to Plan,” outdoor venues can operate

rst time the competition venue have the space to safely stage,with- at 40 percent capacity if they have a

had to do that in 40 years, said its out spectators, its summer, fall and ticketed gate or a maximum of 400

president, Scott Hakim. winter competitions. spectators, whichever number is

e picturesque boarding and Although helpful to its bottom greater.For indoor venues,that’s 30 FILE PHOTO: TABITHA PEARSON MARSHALL
training facility on June Road is line and an inspirational part of percent capacity (with ticketing) or Beat Mandli competes in the 2019 American Gold Cup.

the site of such prestigious compe- competition for the riders, an audi- 300 spectators (without), which-

titions as the United States Olym- ence is not needed to stage a show, ever number is greater. support necessary to support the would continue to monitor con-

pic Team Selection Trials and the a farm spokesperson said last week. For venues that have both out- competition. ditions and regularly consult with

American Gold Cup, which drew Now that last hurdle has been door and indoor components, like Sponsors, participants, com- health authorities in the coming

a reported 6,000 spectators in 2019 overcome. e United States Old Salem, the capacity restric- petition sta , support personnel, months.

(that’s larger than North Salem’s Equestrian Federation (USEF) tions apply accordingly. volunteers, and service providers Old Salem Farm has enlarged

entire population of about 5,000). announced on Wednesday, April e federation emphasizes are not included in the spectator its sponsorship options to include

World-class equestrians such as 14, that its licensees will be permit- that spectators must still comply capacity numbers. “social media exposure,” according

Beezie Madden, McLain Ward, ted to welcome “a limited number with rules for face coverings, so- While some restrictions have to press contact Christine Merser

Leslie Burr-Howard, Daniel Blu- of spectators back to their compe- cial distancing and frequent hand been eased, the USEF hopes of Blue Shoe Strategy. at gives

man, Mario DesLauriers and Beat titions”beginning May 3. washing. members would continue their sponsors a lucrative venue, includ-

Mändli have competed there. “In the spirit of moving our e federation also expanded “collective e ort to keep the sport ing a podcast, that’s not totally de-

While disappointed, the farm’s sport forward and recognizing the the de nition of sponsors to in- open” and protect the health and pendent on being physically pres-

team was con dent it had made ever-changing dynamics of the clude individuals or businesses safety of competitors by complying ent at a show.

the right decision. COVID-19 pandemic resulting that have been engaged to pro- with plan protocols. SEE FARM PAGE 7

“ e health of our community from the increasing number of vide goods, services or nancial Hart said the organization

FEATURED PROPERTY

Sales Vice President | Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker

Cell: 914.714.0090

Bold and beautiful, this meticulously crafted stone and shingle work of art lives like a 4 BR. [email protected] | hopemazzola.com
Crafted in 2003 and thoughtfully designed to take full advantage of the incredible beauty the 95 Katonah Ave | Katonah NY 10536
2.27 acre property provides with main level Primary Suite, 3.1 baths, 3 fireplaces, heated AG pool,
gym, theater, generator and pond creates the perfect backdrop for all seasons. $1,390,000

BALANCED ROCK 2
CLASSIFIEDS 19
LEGAL NOTICES 17
LEISURE 17
OPINION
SPORTS 8

14 EARTH DAY FUN!

pg 10

Page 2 – North Salem News BALANCED ROCK Thursday, April 29, 2021

The Staff Tax Day Reminder Ruth Keeler Chefs and mixologists with Meets monthly on the second
Memorial Library
EDITORIAL TEAM is year, the 2021 state, step by step recipes and how Saturday of the month. Bring
TOM WALOGORSKY to’s. ey will be pairing classic your questions and ideas to
EDITOR: 914-302-5830
[email protected] county and town taxes are due e Keeler Library is opening cocktails and new creations with this informal group of local ex-

ADVERTISING TEAM by Friday, April 30. on Monday, May 3 for browsing, their favorite party snacks. pert garden enthusiasts.
PAUL FORHAN
If you have not received your computer use, and reading! For
(914) 806-3951
[email protected] tax bill and make payments di- more information, visit www. WRITERS WORKSHOP HANDMADE OUTDOOR

BRUCE HELLER rectly, please contact the Tax Of- ruthkeelermemoriallibrary.org Wednesday, May 5 from 11 BAZAAR
(914) 486-7608
[email protected] ce immediately. A copy will be Most of our programs are on a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Saturday May 22, from 10

LISA KAIN provided to you. ZOOM. Send us an email if you Accomplished and aspiring a.m. - 3 p.m.
(201) 317-1139
[email protected] e Tax O ce will be open want to participate: keelerlibrary@ writers are invited to join Mary- Artist’s and Crafty youth, 20
CORINNE STANTON
(914) 760-7009 for extra collection hours on Fri- wlsmail.org. When you email us, anne D’Amato, local resident and under, will be selling their
[email protected]
day, April 30 from 8 a.m. until 8 we will send you a link to click on, and published author, for a sup- handmade art, including paint-
JAY GUSSAK
(914) 299-4541 p.m. e Tax O ce is located at and a password to enter. portive meeting. ings, photographs, jewelry, ber
[email protected]
JENNIFER CONNELLY 270 Titicus Road. e building arts, home accessories, paper
(917) 446-7757
[email protected] is still closed to the public due TEEN BOOK GROUP BAGELS AND BOOKS items, and more. Hosted by the
SHELLEY KILCOYNE
(914) 924-9122 to Covid 19 procedures. How- Meets weekly on Tuesdays, ursday, May 6 from 10:30 Friends of the Ruth Keeler Me-
[email protected]
GABRIELLE BILIK ever, sta will be in the o ce to 7-8 p.m. Next Book: “Nemesis a.m. to 12 p.m. morial Library,
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE/DESIGNER
[email protected] retrieve payments placed in the and the Swan” by Lindsay K. Behold the Dreamers by Im- Recreation Programs
drop box on the porch outside Band. e library has copies to bolo Mbue, Part of the Series,
PRODUCTION TEAM
TABITHA PEARSON MARSHALL the o ce. check out. We talk about the Perspectives on Family Life led

CREATIVE DIRECTOR Feel free to call 914-669-5177 progression of the book, as well by Heather Ostman. e novel Registration for all programs
PHOTOGRAPHER
with any questions. Visit the as play a game of Kahoot. details the lives of an immigrant is online at www.northsalemny.
[email protected]
CHRISTINA ROSE North Salem Town website at family from Cameroon and their org/recreation. For any ques-
ART DIRECTOR/
www.northsalemny.org and go VIRTUAL COCKTAIL struggles to survive in New York. tions, contact North Salem
DIGITAL PRODUCTION MANAGER
[email protected] to the tax department to view PARTY Recreation Department at

EXECUTIVE TEAM frequently asked questions re- ursday, April 29, from 7 - 8 CONVERSATION WITH (914)669-5665 or recreation@
BRETT FREEMAN
CEO & PUBLISHER garding payment and mailing p.m. LOCAL GARDENERS northsalemny.org
845-208-8151
procedures. Wes and Justine will be shar- Saturday, May 8, from 10 -11
[email protected]
ing their experience as FCI-grad a.m. NORTH SALEM DAY CAMP
Deadlines
Registration is now open for
NORTH SALEM NEWS DEADLINE
THE DEADLINE FOR ADVERTISEMENTS North Salem Day Camp at Mt.

AND EDITORIAL SUBMISSIONS FOR ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES. Lakes. Campers will learn new
skills, meet new friends, and
NORTH SALEM NEWS IS THE THURSDAY make great memories with pro-
BEFORE THE NEXT PUBLICATION DATE. grams such as archery, swimming,

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL sports, art, games, dance, boating,
TOM WALOGORSKY AT 914-302-5830
EXPERT HELP. nature study, music, and hiking.
OR EMAIL NORTHSALEMNEWS@ Counselor-in-training and Ju-
HALSTONMEDIA.COM nior Counselor positions are also
available for teens. Learn more at
Online
FOLLOW US www.northsalemdaycamp.org

Location The Church of the
Good Shepherd
PERIODICALS POSTAGE PAID AT
SOMERS, NY AND AT • EXCEPTIONAL SELECTION OF HIGH QUALITY TILE & MOSAICS PLANT SALE
• KITCHEN & BATH CABINETS STOCK & CUSTOM Saturday, May 1 (10 a.m. to 4
ADDITIONAL MAILING OFFICES. • COUNTER TOPS: QUARTZ, GRANITE & MARBLE
POSTMASTER: • SHOWER DOORS & MEDICINE CABINETS p.m.) and Sunday, May 2 (8-10
• DESIGN SERVICE AVAILABLE a.m.) at e Church of the Good
SEND ADDRESS CHANGES TO Shepherd, 39 Granite Springs
NORTH SALEM NEWS AT NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Road, Granite Springs. Ever won-
der what plants you really should
118 N. BEDFORD ROAD 361 Route 6 • Mahopac, New York be buying for your yard or garden?
SUITE 100 Come hear Michael Hagen, Cura-
845-628-4100 tor of the Native Plant Garden and
MOUNT KISCO, NY 10549 www.samsceramic.com
e Rock Garden at New York
North Salem News No Need To Pick Up & Carry Your Own Tile, WE DO IT ALL! Botanical Garden on Saturday,
USPS #22110 DELIVERY AVAILABLE May 1 at 2:30 p.m. – rain or shine.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY e Plant Sale is an outdoor event
HALSTON MEDIA, LLC AT on the church’s front lawn. Bring
118 N. BEDFORD ROAD along blankets or lawn chairs for
watching the presentation. Face
SUITE 100 masks will be required and safety
MOUNT KISCO, NY 10549 protocols will be in e ect.

©2021 HALSTON MEDIA, LLC RideConnect

Rideconnect has volunteers
ready to help drive seniors to
their medical appointments and
assist with shopping. Services
are free to seniors residing in
Westchester and southern Put-
nam Counties. To request as-
sistance call (914) 242-7433.
Anyone wishing to volunteer
for Rideconnect may do so by
emailing [email protected]

Thursday, April 29, 2021 Your Neighbor North Salem News – Page 3

Safe haven

Pegasus erapeutic Riding readies for
annual horse show, camp

BY CAROL REIF With restrictions now easing have a lot of the same o erings

STAFF WRITER on outdoor venues, the farm is as the horse show: music, riding,

gearing up for another winner. grooming, and other “innovative

It’s showtime once again at Peg- Its 39th Annual Horse Show, stu ” such as art-making with

asus erapeutic Riding. set for Saturday, June 26, will an equine theme. ink painting

Last spring, the Brewster- be a walk-through, with similar with horseshoes and decorating

based nonpro t was forced to stations as last year’s event and the farm’s four-footed residents.

suspend operations because of engaging activities. All health protocols – such

the pandemic. After getting the It will be, organizers say, “a as mask-wearing and social

o cial go-ahead to reopen from wonderful opportunity for our distancing -- will be followed.

Albany that summer, it was able riders with special needs to cel- Pegasus has a few clients who

to trot out modi ed, phased-in ebrate their accomplishments can’t tolerate masks. It has set up

programs. with family and friends in a an online program so they can

But it still faced a bigger lo- unique, nurturing, and support- remain engaged and visit their

gistical hurdle with its annual ive environment.” friends, albeit virtually, while ev-

horse show, which always draws Located on Peach Lake Road eryone waits for the last “man-

big crowds. Determined that the just north of the North Sa- date to be lifted,” Rumpf said. PHOTO COURTESY OF PEGASUS THERAPEUTIC RIDING

show go on, it came up with a lem border, Pegasus provides e show, camp, and Pega- Pegasus provides equine-assisted programs for children and adults.
new concept – a drive-through. equine-assisted programs for sus’s regular programs are all de-

It was a huge success. People children and adults with special signed to be healing. Its special

arrived at designated times, needs and individuals at risk, needs and stressed-out clients

had their temperatures taken, including disadvantaged youth crave structure. It’s important

and were required to wear face and veterans su ering from for folks to know that life goes

masks. Because capacity was PTSD. on, even in the face of over-

limited, the show was live- Last year, it was certi ed to whelming adversity. at’s why,

streamed and photos were post- serve rst responders and front- Pegasus’s mission has always

ed on the organization’s Face- line workers experiencing stress been to provide a “safe haven”

book page for others to enjoy. and anxiety due to the COV- where clients can do “normal”

About 150 people took part ID-19 crisis. things and be treated with re-

in activities, arts, music, games, An additional program is in spect and kindness, Rumpf said.

refreshments, and hands-on en- the works, said Executive Di-

counters with horses. Special rib- rector Je Rumpf. Last summer, TO HELP OUT

bons were bestowed, photo ops a pilot “day camp” brought to- For information about event

abounded, and guests could plant gether Pegasus clients with their sponsorships, or donations in

seeds and harvest veggies in the siblings. honor of participants, contact

farm’s garden. ere was also a According to Rumpf, the its director of development,

petting zoo, “races” through an “Equine Experience” will be Candice Sciarrillo at csciarril-

obstacle course, and storytelling. held on Wednesdays and will [email protected], or (845) 669-

8235, ext. 110.

e farm is located at 310

Peach Lake Road (Route 121).

Pegasus will offer an “Equine PHOTO: BEN ALLEN
Experience” with activities
including riding and grooming. Pegasus Theraputic
Riding held a drive-
The farm is a safe haven for special needs and individuals at risk. through horse show last

August.

Guests will be able to
plant seeds and harvest
vegetables from the
farm’s garden.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF PEGASUS
THERAPEUTIC RIDING

Page 4 – North Salem News Thursday, April 29, 2021

A voice to the voiceless

NSHS senior Ellen Herlihy receives
Public Health Award

BY TOM WALOGORSKY “My passion is to advocate for it,” Ellen explains. “ rough the

EDITOR those who feel like they do not district, the Warr;ors Club has

have a voice,” Ellen explains. played a key role in introducing

North Salem High School’s El- Ellen’s passion led her to be- conversions from K-12 about feel-

len Herlihy was recently honored come a member of Warr;ors, ing,worries and many other topics. Ellen Herlihy and the rest of the Warr;ors advocate for mental health
with a Public Health Award from NSHS’s student mental health roughout North Salem MSHS awareness.
the Westchester Board of Health. organization. She also belongs
we have started conversations

National Public Health Week to SAFE club, North Salem for about depression, anxiety, eating

was observed from April 5 - 11, Racial Justice, and North Salem disorders and other mental health

and a number of wellness advo- Students for Change, among oth- disorders that countless students

cates from throughout Westches- ers. rough her involvement with face. e more we can get people

ter were honored for their work Warr;ors, Ellen was able to spread talking, the less fear they will have

in 2020 and 2021. Among those awareness and help other students to talk to someone.”

honorees was North Salem senior to cope with numerous mental Ellen Herlihy’s e orts to des-

Ellen Herlihy, who is active in sev- health issues. tigmatize mental health and help

eral school organizations aimed at “ e only way to destigmatize her fellow students were fueled by

advocacy and awareness. mental health is by talking about personal experience that she would

channel into her sel ess acts of PHOTOS COURTESY OF ELLEN HERLIHY

service. Ellen Herlihy is an active member of several student organizations.

“I was looking for a space to

be able to talk about scary expe- tinue to work at breaking down Ellen. “She pushes me to my cre-

riences I have had through my the stigma around mental health.” ative max and picks up whatever

life while also nding strength in Upon receiving the Public I let fall. Mrs. Smith (Warr;ors

meeting people who shared these Health Award, Ellen was hum- Club Adviser) and Mrs. McCar-

experiences,” she explains. “What bled and inspired, and also showed ron (SAFE Club Adviser) have

keeps me inspired to continue the gratitude for those who have also been my biggest supporters

work is the youth in North Sa- helped her along the way. throughout my journey and never

Ellen has helped North Salem students to talk about mental health lem. When I hear that someone is “I would not have this award fail to be there for me. And nally
issues such as depression, anxiety, and eating disorders. struggling and is scared to talk to without the work done by my co- my family, without them none of
someone I know that I must con- president Alex Depaoli,” explains this would be possible!”

Fertilizing/ Seeding:

Organic Outside •Lawn Seeding
Insect Control: & Aeration

• Ticks •Topsoil Seeding
• Fleas
• Mosquitos •Fertilizer (organic
• Cinch Bug and non-organic)
• Japanese
•Weed Control
Beetle Spraying
• Grub Control •Lime Treatments

845-820-7359

[email protected]

Thursday, April 29, 2021 North Salem News – Page 5

Harvey and Kennedy
Catholic team up to
win state robotics

championship

Harvey’s robotics program continues In the rst semi nal match, RoboCavs

to impress as two teams of its RoboCavs 6277D and Kennedy defeated two other

came up as winners in a big way Saturday, allied teams, 153-121, to advance to the

April 17, in the VEX Southern New York championship’s nal round, setting the

State Championship live-remote compe- stage for the nal round victory. As South-

tition. e RoboCavs team 6277D, paired ern NYS Tournament Champions, Har-

with a Kennedy Catholic Preparatory vey’s D team and alliance partner Ken-

School squad, took the rst-place trophy nedy Gaels, have earned each a spot at the

with a nail-biting nal round 154-141 vic- Vex World Championships in May.

tory over two other paired schools. e success of the RoboCavs in the

At the conclusion of match play leading VEX robotics championship did not end

up to the nals,Team 6277D was ranked at there. Harvey’s 6277D team was the unan-

No. 4. e match play’s top-ranked squad, imous choice for the Excellence Award, PHOTO COURTESY OF THE HARVEY SCHOOL

Team 97140A, the Kennedy Gaels, chose considered the top prize at VEX events. Alex Piper, Maggie Haber, and Wendy Lichtenberg, Harvey’s VEX Robotics NYS
to make an alliance with the RoboCavs e judges deemed that Harvey’s D team championship Team 6277D and winners of the tournament’s top prize, Excellence
D team to compete in the championship Award.
rounds, as the rules of the VEX competi- members Alex Piper, Maggie Haber, and
Wendy Lichtenberg had the strongest

tion dictate. It was a natural pairing as the combination of engineering notebook, teams now move on to compete in a live- director of Harvey robotics. “ eir success

RoboCavs and Gaels have worked togeth- interview, and ranking in the event. Team remote tournament in late May against is a byproduct of all their hard work, dedi-

er closely in developing ideas and strategy. 6277B members Henry, Giselle, and Zi teams from all over the world, making it cation, and collaboration which makes

“If the match rankings fell right, Harvey were the unanimous choice of the judges the fourth consecutive year the RoboCavs their accomplishments all the more spe-

would pick Kennedy, or Kennedy would for the Design Award, which goes to the will compete at Worlds. cial.”

pick one of the Harvey teams,” explained remaining team with the strongest note- “It was an all-around outstanding per-

Harvey coach John Wahlers. book and interview. Harvey’s D and B formance by our teams,” said Chris Kelly, Content provided by e Harvey School.

Mammograms
save lives.

Remind the women in your life to
schedule their mammogram today.

nwhgetyourmammo.org
(914) 666-1625

Page 6 – North Salem News Thursday, April 29, 2021

County celebrates
Earth Day with

opening of Compost
and Education Center

Westchester County residents always to get excess food to those PHOTO COURTESY OF WESTCHESTER COUNTY
now have a location to learn how in need. When food rescue is not
to best divert food scraps from the possible, County residents now County Executive George Latimer leads the CompostEd ribbon cutting.
waste stream as County Execu- have options to divert food scraps
tive George Latimer o cially cut from the waste stream.” municipalities the opportunity to Yonkers have become a very pop- a lot of hard work and I am so
the ribbon on the County’s new
Compost & Education Center in At CompostEd, Department of host voluntary food recycling pro- ular eld trip for young students. proud to celebrate Earth Day at
Valhalla. Environmental Facilities (DEF)
sta will operate a small-scale aer- grams for the same cost as dispos- We look forward to welcoming this site.”
e facility delivers on a prom- ated static pile compost system.
ise from January 2020 when Lat- DEF is planning to partner with ing of the scraps as garbage. Now, older students and adults alike to Deputy Commissioner of
imer announced the release of local municipal farmer’s markets to
Westchester County’s Food Waste collect food scraps for composting. CompostEd will demonstrate CompostED to learn about com- Environmental Facilities Louis
Study and outlined the County’s
plan to address food waste and e City of White Plains farmer’s to municipalities how to operate posting and the bene ts of better Vetrone added: “CompostEd will
food scrap recycling. One of the market has already agreed to par-
key components of the plan, the ticipate. CompostEd will also act their own compost yard, and edu- soil.” allow us to provide in-person
construction and operation of a as a demonstration site for local
County Compost and Education municipalities on the compost- cate our residents on how they can County Director of Energy and composting education classes
Center, has come to fruition. ing process, and o er educational
programs for residents, municipal compost at home.” Sustainability Peter McCartt said: with hands-on demonstrations.
County Executive Latimer o cials, and students. Residential
stated: “As we celebrate Earth Day programming will include classes DEF Commissioner Vincent “Each day, County government is It will also serve as a model for
with the opening of the Compos- on backyard composting.
tEd facility, we continue to ful ll Kopicki said: “Food scrap com- looking for ways to increase our municipalities and private entities,
our commitment to divert food Latimer continued: “Last year,
waste from the County’s waste we launched the Residential posting may seem overwhelming, sustainable operation capabilities demonstrating the bene ts of on-
stream. e rst and best option is Food Scrap Transportation and
Disposal program to provide our but it is a small step to improve while encouraging residents to do site composting. DEF is thrilled

our environment. Tours of our the same on their own. is rib- to be able to o er these services to

Material Recycling Facility in bon cutting is a culmination of the Westchester community.”

When did you last
update your last will

and testament and
power of attorney?
CALL NEW YORK’S
ELDER LAW TEAM

914.948.1500

WHITE PLAINS • SOMERS • WWW.ESSLAWFIRM.COM

• Asset Protection • Elder Law • Wills, Trusts & Estates
• Medicaid Applications (Nursing Home/Home Care) • Past Chair of Elder Law Section of NYS Bar Association
• Guardianships (Contested/Non-Contested) • “Super Lawyer” In Elder Law for 10 consecutive years

Contact ANTHONY J. ENEA, ESQ.

Managing Member • Fluent in Italian

914.948.1500

Thursday, April 29, 2021 North Salem News – Page 7

FARM May 18, through Sunday, May 23. WEEK 2 $37,000 Welcome Stake Grand Prix Sunday, presented by e

FROM PAGE 1 “Welcome Day” is Sunday, USEF Premier/Level 6 Prix, ursday, May 20. Kincade Group, May 23.

May 9. Tuesday, May 18-Sunday, $15,000 USHJA International

Now spectators can join in the May 23 Hunter Derby,presented by Mane For the complete show calendar,

fun. WEEK 1 WCHR Event ‘n Tail, Saturday, May 22. prize list, and other information,
FEI 3* FEATURING
“For Old Salem Farm, it’s been USEF Premier/Level 5 $137,000 Empire State Grand visit www.oldsalemfarm.net.

nice to provide a place where peo- Tuesday, May 11-Sunday,

ple could leave their homes, com- May 16

pete and get outdoors at a time FEI 2* FEATURING A Mamma Rosa Thank you
Gift Certificate for your continued
when those options are few and $37,000 Welcome Stake Grand
is a support during
far between,” Merser said. Prix, Friday, May 14. Perfect Gift these difficult times

$5,000 USHJA National for Mom

MANE EVENTS Hunter Derby, presented by East-

ere are two weeks of Spring ern Hay, Saturday, May 15.

Horse Shows at Old Salem. e $73,000 Old Salem Farm ITALIAN CONTINENTAL CUISINE

rst starts on Tuesday, May 11, Grand Prix, presented by e

and runs through Sunday, May Kincade Group, Sunday, May 16. Now Taking Reservations For Mother’s Day

16; the second is set for Tuesday, (Serving Special Holiday Menu)

AND THEY’RE OFF! Come Join Us For Outdoor Dining!

There’s good news for fans of horse racing, too.

As of Thursday, April 22, New York is allowing spectators at
horse and auto races at 20 percent capacity.

Fans must comply with the same strict health guidance
provided for other professional sports competitions.

Attendees must show proof of a recent negative test or Happy Mother’s Day
completed vaccination series prior to entry. They are also
subject to the state’s health and safety protocols on face Every Week is Restaurant Week at Mamma Rosa!
coverings, social distancing and screening. 3-Course Lunch Special $20.95 & 3-Course Dinner Special $30.95

“We’re continuing to fight the pandemic each and every day, • Gluten Free Pasta and Menu Items Available
and the vaccine, the weapFAoCnEthMaAtSwK ill win the war, is working. • Private Party Rooms Available• Reservations Recommended
PANY ID ssApasfetechltyeaetsonitrjuosayatgtioraenuabttoeecavonemdntehssWoCtUromOIsNTgMeHoIeFPrtrOLeAhaORNecmGMerYO,as”nGbaaogcve.kaAibnnltdeor,eswwteaC’dreiuuoammllsoowtosinagid in
ADGE announcing the change last week. 252 Route 100, Somers 10589 • 914.232.8080 • www.mammarosaristorante.com
CLIP BOARD Open Tuesday-Sunday for Lunch and Dinner • Closed Monday
ASURING FACE MASK
TAPE

COMPANY HAND COMPANY ID FACE MASK
UNIFORM SANITIZER
WITH LOGO
ERIAL WIPES, SHOE Your All-In-OneBADGE COMPANY
UNIFORM
BathsGLOVES COVERS & WITH LOGO
CLIP BOARD FLASHLIGHT

HAND COMPANY ID
SANITIZER BADGE
KitchensBLE GLOVES FACE MASK Home ImprovementMEASURING
COMPANY TAPE
CLIP BOARD
You and your famCOSiVlHEyOR,ESa&s well as ours. UNIFORM HAND
WITH LOGO
COMPANY ID FAMCEAMSAUSRKING ContractorSANITIZER
TAPE CLIP BOARD SHOE
AdditionsBADGE COVERS &
FLASHLIGHT COMPANY HAND ANTI-BACTERIAL WIPES, PFrLAoSvHiLdIGiHnTg
SANITIZER WORK GLOVES
UNIFORM
SHOE & DISPOSABLE GLOVES
WITH LOGO COVERS &
ANTI-BACTERIAL WIPES, FLASHLIGHT

WCOLIRPKBOGALORDVES

& DISPOHSAANBDLE GLOVES

SANITIZER
d your famiMlyEA, SaUsRINwGell as ours. Comprehensive
You and your family, aRs ewmelol adseoluinrsg. , Repair, &
RenovationsTAPE
ANTI-BACTERIAL WIPES, SHOE
WORK GLOVES Maintenance Solutions
COVERS & You and your family, as well as ours.
Roofs& DISPOSABLE GLOVES
FLASHLIGHT

You and your family, as well as ours.

Siding

Windows FREE SHAMPOO NOOK

Doors COMPANY ID FACE MASK WHEN YOU BOOK YOUR FULL BATHROOM
BADGE
COMPANY BEFORE MAY 15, 2021
eedYiotudonnPeeea, dWtioietsdd•ooDinte!ec,kWs e• dDoriivte!ways MEASURING UNIFORM
TAPE WITH LOGO (Available with full bathroom remodel only)
Cannot be combined with any offers. Cannot be used on previously completed work. Exp. 5/15/21.
ChYoiumnneeedyitsdo•nRe,eWpeadiorist! You need it done, We do it! CLIP BOARD
NAILING INTEGRITY INTO EVERY JOB
HAND
Installs • Handyman ANTI-BACTERIAL WIPES, SANITIZER
WORK GLOVES
SHOE
& DISPOSABLE GLOVES COVERS &
FLASHLIGHT

You and your family, as well as ours. You need it done, We do it!

A no money down 0% financing option is available! ud 914-837-0411 • HoneyDoMen.com

We have options for all your budget needs! re
5 yr and 10 yr financing with no prepayment penalty!

Page 8 – North Salem News Opinion Thursday, April 29, 2021

Happily
Ever
After

LETTERS A living, green tower

Our students ence, I remembered how so many of ture in my home. I have had just about destroyed it,
deserve turf my classmates and I went to numerous but by cutting it back and
school sporting events as spectators to WHAT WAS decided to adopt another giving it some tender loving
To the editor, cheer our classmates on. In my last year I THINKING? kitty and will start my care, it was “born” again and
A much-needed turf eld is more of high school, I was one of several stu- RUTHANN search very soon. is thick and lush.
dent government volunteers working SCHEFFER
than just a place to play sports. in our concession stand during sporting e kitty tower e next level down
I recently read some objections on events to raise money for our prom. remains in the living proudly holds my Christmas
cactus. Can you believe that
social media to the proposed turf eld is sense of community and pride room. ere really is no the last blossom fell o just a
for North Salem. While I am 100% I felt for my school and peers, even few days ago? is plant, too,
in favor of this new eld, it made me though I wasn’t playing on the eld, is other place to move it. is healthy and lush.
pause and think about why someone something I wish for all our North Sa-
with kids in our schools would be lem students. I had the same grati ca- Several weeks ago, I It is very heavy and no I’m not familiar with the
against this proposal. For those that are tion watching my peers sing in a school shared with you my plant on the next level - it
thinking it is not worth it because your musical or competing in a science fair. sadness and broken other room can accommo- has long, dark green leaves
children don’t play sports, I would like date the height and width. and a white ower that
to o er a perspective you may not have Yes, the proposed turf eld would stands tall. e pot that
considered. enable our athletes to have a safer One evening last week holds it has special meaning
and better place to practice and play. for me. Given to me by my
Both of my children play sports, so Equally important, a new turf eld heart as I wrote about guiding as I settled in to watch TV, grandkids, Nicholas, Bren-
I know all too well the pitiful eld op- with stands would also give all students nan and Brianna, it is purple
tions they have. Most springs, our elds and parents a place to come together my rescue cat, Gus, over the I gazed at the tower. What and printed on the front are
cannot be opened safely until mid to as a community and show their Tiger these words: “Love grows
late April, putting our teams weeks Pride. Rainbow Bridge. could I do with it? It was here.” On the rim, with
behind in terms of outdoor practices. hearts separating them, are
Rain or recent rain results in frequent A study a few years ago by Varsity ere had been a time a given that I would adopt the names of the kids.
practice and game cancellations in the Brands noted: “Students with higher
fall and spring seasons. A turf eld levels of school spirit perform better when I wondered if I’d made another kitty and the tower ese plants were for-
solves these, and many other problems academically, are more civically en- merly in the kitchen; now
that are inherent in natural playing gaged, and are happier in general than the right decision in adopt- would again be a wonderful they are the “green” on the
surfaces with poor drainage. their less-spirited peers.” tower and I get such plea-
ing Gus. After all, he was an gift to a new pet. sure seeing them continue to
However, what if my children didn’t On May 18, it’s not just about the thrive in their new location.
play sports? Would I feel di erently athletes, it is about our school com- indoor/outdoor kitty and was e answer came to me When a new kitty arrives,
about a new eld? munity as a whole. School spirit sets the plants will return to the
the tone for all students, parents, and now con ned in a home. He like a shot! e tower is in kitchen and the tower will
I started thinking back to my own the greater community. I urge everyone once again become the cat
childhood in a nearby town that was, who has thought of voting “no”for was a “jumper,”and the higher front of the sliding glass tower.
and still is, very much pro sports. I the turf eld to consider a “yes”vote
personally was not athletic and didn’t instead. the better. I was astounded doors to the deck and that A living fair exchange,
participate much in sports. Upon don’t you think?
thinking about my own school experi- Sincerely, to see him leap up on top of spot gets lots of sun dur-
Suzanne Merriman
the at-screen TV and sit on ing the day. What a great

that narrow edge. Of course, place for my plants! I’ve kept

he sat on the buttons and my house plants to a minimum

DirecTV went haywire. I had because my dearly departed

to reset it with the remote! kitties, Bonnie and Clyde,

However, once he got his would eat the leaves. But

5’2”kitty tower (sent by my now I could safely display

son, Matt), all this jumping my plants until the arrival of

and racing stopped. He would the new fur baby.

sit for hours on the top level On the top tower level

and look out the sliding doors, (Gus’ favorite spot) I placed

then curl up and take a nap. Mom’s philodendron. As

I miss Gus and having a near as I can gure, it is at

living, breathing furry crea- least 40 years old. Bonnie

Look for our circular inside this paper!

DeCicco’s is your
one-stop destination.

STOP BY TODAY! JEFFERSON VALLEY KATONAH
3651 Lee Road 132 Bedford Road

Thursday, April 29, 2021 OPINION North Salem News – Page 9

Quali ed

READING, from the start. Je was in charge of Washington (AP). May 4 / May 5: Given the back-to-back
WRITING & putting together the monthly newslet- "holidays", the Federal Government has announced that it will
CHOCOLATE ter and gave me the opportunity to
write news briefs. I learned how to edit be combining the two days into one 48-hour Festival.
KIM important information into bite-sized
KOVACH paragraphs with catchy headlines. I re- TRPTERWHESEEE&ESMFuRLHTllyACIVULEWHicIDeERNCnSsSeESTeTdOEE,RICRnRNsE'uVOSreIEVdMCP&AE&RCPeLCErtAOiMLLfieMNEAdIEPYYWRA'SNNY
ally felt like my writing skills were being
Last week, I wrote about my rst put to good use and I was learning a lot.
full-time job after graduating
college. I was eager to work and A bene t to this editorial assistant
begin my writing career. However, that position was that I started writing fea-
was not the job for me. ture articles for another nonpro t group
that published a monthly “magazine.”
at may have been my rst actual I actually conducted interviews with
9 to 5 job, but my rst real writing job interesting people and did research. I
came next. One of the many New York proudly received a byline and bio blurb
Times Want Ads that I answered was at the end of each article. e nonpro t
for an editorial assistant at a small non- magazine paid me in “copies,” which
pro t organization. I don’t remember was a common practice, especially for
much about the interview. Apparently, younger writers. Why was it OK for
I made a good impression because I do journalists to work for free?
remember receiving a phone call a few
days later from the editor o ering me One afternoon while Je was in a
the job. I distinctly remember that at meeting, I was ling some news clip-
the end of the telephone conversation, pings in the le cabinets in his o ce. I
my new boss told me the salary which came upon a le folder marked resumes.
was more money than other entry level Inside were several resumes of people
writing jobs I had been applying for. “A who had applied for the editorial as-
week?” I asked, astonished. sistant job, including mine. I saw a
resume with the name of a guy from
“Yes, each and every week,” he my Creative Writing class in Queens
laughed. College. Why didn’t Anthony didn’t get
this job?
My boss, Je , was about ve years
older than me and a regular nice guy I noticed that most of the resumes
from Long Island. We got along great had one or two check marks in the top

SEE KOVACH PAGE 13

Please sign & Mulch • Firewood • Sod Installation

Natural Weed Control • Lime Treatments

Hardscaping • Natural Lawn Fertilization

Spring SavingsSeeding • Tree & LSehtrWubesStcphraesytienrg’s/FPereedminiegr
Landscape InstallatioTnre•eDSeeerrv/iMceolperoRveidpeelylaonut
GET A HNEaAtuDraSlTTAicRkT & Insect (wGirtuhbt/hCehsienscehr)vCicoenst!rol

OUTHTDISOSOPRSRLoIAiNl NGBDoAOoFSeNsrRCtaiAYEtniOPgoEUIn&NR•GTe!Esvtein•••••••rggr•eWSTTSTTrrrrtteeeeeiGouneeeermntemeRPPCprnarreWDuoGDbmeatnrleeioimirienncnnvargadtgaitglRiolneeenMgprealPleirnnottetencatniocne
Tree Health and • Tree & Shrub Spraying/Feed
FREE Estimates:Risk Assessment • Evergreen Winter Protection

914-517-3001Diagnose un-health of trees for early treatment,
pruning or removal, a $75 value.
With this RSVP card. Cannot be combined with

Evaarnt$ysotTherreofefeArs.nExdpL. 6a/3w0/2n1 .com

100 OFF FREE Estimates:Any Service Soevrevrin$g9W9e9stchester County

With this RSVP card. Cannot be combined with

914-259-5991any other offers. Exp. 6/30/21

FREE ESTIMATE • AFFORDABLE EvartsTreeAndLawn.com











Thursday, April 29, 2021 North Salem News – Page 15

BUYING ONLY Items for sale? Service: 914-669-9679
Call us! Auto Sales: 914-485-1195
WE BUY: GOLD • STERLING
• PAINTINGS • BRONZES • SILVER • JEWELRY • COINS Fax: 914-669-9685
CLOCKS • COLLECTIBLES
• ANTIQUES • ETC. 6 Dingle Ridge Road - North Salem, NY 10560
845-628-0362 49CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
years! meccanicshop.com

You need it done, We do it! GOLD • SILVER • DIAMONDS
WATCHES • COINS • FURS
KITCHENS You need it done, We do it! ROOFING
BATHROOMS SIDING WE BUY PAINTINGS • FULL ESTATES
PAINTING INTERIORS • EXTERIORS DECKS
FLOORING The Buying Service
LIGHTS GUTTERS We simply pay more!
BASEMENTS WINDOWS
ADDITIONS Contact Barry
HANDYMAN DOORS
CHIMNEY 914-260-8783
DRIVEWAYS
[email protected]
HOME REMODELING & REPAIRS
914-837-0411 • HoneyDoMen.com

Westchester license WC27524-H15 • Putnam license PC2271-A

BACKED BY A YEAR-ROUND
CLOG-FREE GUARANTEE

1E NATIO N’S EXCLUSIVE LIMITED TIME OFFER!
GU
TTER GUATH 15% 10%
RD OFF OFF
FINANCING THAT FITS YOUR BUDGET!1 SENIORS &
Promo Code: 285 & MILITARY!
1Subject to credit approval. Call for details.
YOUR ENTIRE WE INSTALL
PURCHASE* YEAR-ROUND!

+ 5% OFFTO THE FIRST 50 LIFETIME
CALLERS ONLY!** WARRANTY

CALL US TODAY FOR 1-855-478-9473
A FREE ESTIMATE

Mon-Thurs: 8am-11pm, Fri-Sat: 8am-5pm, Sun: 2pm-8pm EST
LtHLCa*iiiogFSc0coeneLe1nBrn#n0cs#s6tIyheeR71#o#c700so30023en10015d8w807R0u62h94ec925otg9e1Riq0sd2Detu9rOgaRaa8iePls1t6iigftL6oyriasn.L#mtt#iO1rciooae0n1nntn7e7i#ot8s6hcne341o##o643uu57VH2p8tH1do--R1500one9569og1p029ri1e11s5t4tr2e3r9sL9hati40tocio60oeufnnsgRLes#ueeihcHtg#oetiIelnsC7drts6..r0ega5N#6ut6io4ao29rnoL7d9#ib0cs0le55Piignn1Aa3sR20te2ei06o#1g19n5i035s3te80aArs31ant4tidmiLS5oiurcnaeffeL#tcneiocoCslevgke1nan#H2sliiz7edILCe2#Edf2oA4L9LrFi1ceF13eRaN5nefyWF4sgeieila8st#Lert2ir.rc25aeaJ*2tZnis*2osO2tneLh9#ff#iec-eHeC9“rn#19vLs123aei7c3rl#e2ia8dn3tWe0saLdeVtiRc#0pteei5mrn2go67issef9e0et1#r5osa21sf1ti6ieo2oL9sn8ni4tca3i#e4ml4ln5y34as6Litene6iLc#s9ieotc2anWen0lsnllCe9yesd1-#e282#g9T2Ru9h62et9e21tg8e08li-er0s2Hat0g9r1d0u4a7i2atni2roWgdNnLAcas#iocysUenPssnBastCesuuI6#mem4#H76eiIn250Cr63ArLR2em2i0ecp30geeo3i0nrsri4t9stcire07naa#3.7g-”

Donate Your Car & Help Benefiting PRINCIPAL
Grant A Child’s Wish COBBLES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (K-5)

Help Local Children And Get OIpeoiPnnaxfepstpsentparserfuoleiirloecrisetnltdultineaoencatndeiCertani,eelccenlsaeorstsnamratra.ddnomleidndriSgtIafmdwocteehliekltasoohnnlwotoaplwctdlfaoeDloienraciedddssucgtiiesvdrteiieacoorvttnnseoissisiftssiytut,owspswtepiaeulwqloepdurkwpeptiiilntnno.yyptggs.esatdnehanefsedivesdseldyiolnton.eccepaialadummclusheaii,cionnnnctdgaalilnefcoadmkrnleodcvoatioenlollllenlsalataebhdlaaoeenrnrnreadsJeethioErdvsiObapes.E
Free & Easy Towing
Your business card
Visit WheelsForWishes.org could be here.
or call (877)-798-9474
Call Brett Freeman at 845-208-8151 to find out how.
Car Donation Foundation d/b/a Wheels For Wishes. To learn more about our programs or
financial information, call (213) 948-2000 or visit www.wheelsforwishes.org

DENTAL Insurance

from Physicians Mutual Insurance Company.

Call t1o-g8et 5yo5ur-F2RE2E5In-fo1rm4a3tio4n Kit
dental50plus.com/nypress

TsasIniNtbmaco:ltiPuuela1dts5r.e0tsAohTfcitNfsche)ee;ri.pnRPtCsiadauenrerrtcartiienckfiicipcgneaaudttasseinorBagCli4n2c3(t5iiet8n0ae/AtBdGio4A(fn3I:oD9.Dr: T(eCGohs2Aniigs5e: 0nBsaEi4npt;3seeP9ucdABri)fi:a).PcnCrc2ooe5vf0fipdeQoer)l;risicIsnya/sncnueodrrtatPniafircevceavaeiPtlnaeobtliiolvcefey tiBPnhe1i5snC0eOtfiy;(GptcseAa.:RllCPido115e-n80rt.0GaP0cAr-t;o9Ndu6us9Y:c-4ftPo71nr85o10ctoNoamYrv;parOleielKsat:peboPledn15edi0ntaOfaioKllsr;l
6255

Increase referrals and name recognition. Advertise in the North Salem News Bulletin Board and reach over 3,500 USPS delivered mailing addresses every week. Call 845-208-8151 today!

Page 16 – North Salem News SPORTS Thursday, April 29, 2021

Harvey’s Lucas
Chirico signs to play

collegiate rugby

Harvey senior Lucas Chirico of Pound Ridge will be playing Division 1 rugby PHOTO COURTESY OF THE HARVEY SCHOOL
this fall for St. Bonaventure University.
On April 14, Harvey rugby player Lucas Chirico of Pound Ridge signed his letter of intent
A four-year member of Harvey’s rugby team, Chirico has signed his letter of to attend St. Bonaventure University.
intent to attend St. Bonaventure where he is expected to play forward for the Bon-
nies’ varsity program. He has served the Cavaliers mainly as the prop on the front
row, providing stability at the scrum and making his presence felt in the rucks.

A former captain and president of St. Bonaventure’s rugby team in the early
1990s, Harvey’s head of the upper school and current rugby coach Phil Lazzaro is
pleased to see one of his ruggers play for his college alma mater.

“Lucas is a dedicated student-athlete who has worked hard on becoming a bet-
ter rugby player,” said Mr. Lazzaro, adding, “He’s got great hands for a forward
and loves contact.” He expects Lucas to be a forward in the nationally ranked
St. Bonaventure rugby program. Mr. Lazzaro praised Lucas for being “a positive
teammate and mentor to new rugby players.”

Chirico is looking forward to getting the chance to play for the Bonnies. ”I’m
excited about next season and hope to make a positive impact and develop more
throughout the next level,” he said. Lucas credits his years at Harvey with helping
him to achieve success. “Harvey taught me how to get my priorities straight and
focus on my end goal, which is to be the best at whatever I choose to do,” Chirico
said.

Chirico and his parents were on hand Wednesday, April 14, when Harvey host-
ed a ceremonial signing of his letter of commitment to attend St. Bonaventure and
play rugby for the university located in Allegany, New York.

Content provided by e Harvey School.

The basics of interval training

Routine exercise is a key component of periods of time at a higher intensity, produc-

a healthy lifestyle. When attempting to in- ing better results over the long haul. Before

corporate exercise into their lives for the increasing the intensity of their workouts,

rst time or after a long layo , adults may adults can consult their physicians to ensure

go through a trial and error period as they they’re capable of doing so safely.

attempt to nd a routine they enjoy. Interval Interval training also can be bene cial

training is one approach to exercise that may to people without access to exercise equip-

be worth consideration. ment, a position many tness enthusiasts

What is interval training? found themselves in during the COVID-19

Sometimes referred to as high-intensity pandemic. Without acess to weights due to

interval training, or HIIT, interval training gym closures, some people may have found

involves alternating between short bursts of their workouts lacked the intensity they had

intense exercise and brief periods of rest or grown accustomed to. By interval training

less intense activity. e Mayo Clinic notes when running, cycling, walking, swimming,

that periods of high-intensity exercise may or using cardiovascular machines, adults can

be as brief as 30 seconds, while the less in- make their workouts more intense.

tense portions of the routine typically last Can anyone utilize interval training?

between one to two minutes. Getting a physical prior to beginning an

What are some benefits of interval interval training regimen can help people

training? determine just how much intensity they can

e time constraints of traditional work- handle. But alternating between intensity

outs may compromise busy adults’ ability to levels during a workout should be some-

exercise regularly. But interval training ses- thing most adults can handle,especially after

sions don’t tend to take as long thanks to the they consult with their physicians about the

periods of high-intensity exercise.According level of intensity their bodies can handle. e

to the Harvard Medical School, an interval Mayo Clinic also urges people to consider

training session that lasts 15 to 20 minutes their risk for overuse injury. Muscle, tendon

can produce the same cardiovascular results and bone injuries can occur if exercise regi-

as a more traditional, moderate 30-minute mens become too intense too quickly,so take

exercise session. things slowly at rst and readjust intensity

Interval training also can help people who levels depending on how your body reacts.

are not constrained by time get better results. Interval training can be a great way to get

e Mayo Clinic notes that, as a person’s vigorous exercise even when time is limited.

body adjusts to more high-intensity exercise,

his or her aerobic capacity will improve. at Content provided by Metro Creative

should enable them to exercise for longer Connection.

Thursday, April 29, 2021 LEISURE North Salem News – Page 17

CLUES ACROSS 22. Position given in respect 55. Competition 25. Shock treatment For puzzle solutions, please see
theparamountrehab.com
1. Now and __ of 56. Bird of the cuckoo family 26. The common gibbon

5. Israeli city __ Aviv 25. Explaining further 57. Afflicted in mind or body 27. Brew

8. Indicates near 30. Measuring instrument 59. Engineering organization 28. Usually has a lid

11. Minneapolis suburb 31. Romanian monetary unit 60. Beverage receptacle 29. Lenses in optical

13. Large Australian 32. Council of __, l545-1563 61. Spiritual leader instruments

flightless bird 33. Savory jelly made with 62. Doctor of Education 34. Time zone in Samoa

14. Fine-grained earth meat stock 63. Where golfers begin (abbr.)

15. Plant genus that includes 38. Journalist Tarbell 64. Impudence 35. Wrinkled dog: Shar __

water caltrop 41. Most suspenseful 36. Denotes equal

16. Peacock network 43. Festivity CLUES DOWN 37. TV network for children

17. TV writer Dunham 45. Animal embryos 1. Vietnamese offensive 39. Take the value away

18. Excessive fluid 48. Fertility god 2. Fast mammal from

accumulation in tissues 49. Medical patients’ choice 3. Oh goodness! 40. Female graduates

20. They __ (abbr.) 4. The back of one’s neck 41. Don’t know when yet

21. Muslim ruler title 50. Type of sword 5. One who lives in another’s 42. “__ tú”: Spanish song

property 44. “Seinfeld” character

6. Involve deeply 45. Bleated

7. Alfalfa 46. Entwined

8. Tropical tree resin 47. Away from wind

9. Sudden fear 48. Soft creamy white

10. Jewish religious cheese

month 51. Swiss river

12. Veterans 52. Prejudice

battleground 53. Actor Idris

14. Musical symbol 54. They resist authority

19. German river (slang)

23. Paddle 58. Speak ill of

24. Lizard

To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must fill each row, column and box. Each number can
appear only once in each row, column and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers will appear by using
the numeric clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle!

The benefits of crossword puzzles LEGAL NOTICES

Crossword puzzles are one of the most puzzles, the better they can perform tasks to relax and unwind. LLC FORMATION NOTICE
popular pastimes in the world. that measure attention, reasoning and • May help prevent brain diseases: Ac-
memory, according to a study from the All City Subsurface LLC, Arts of Org.
Crosswords are square grids made up University of Exeter Medical School and cording to the Alzheimer’s Association, led with Sec. of State of NY (SSNY)
of white- and black-shaded squares. e Kings College London. e study found research indicates keeping the brain ac- 1/26/2021. Cty: Westchester. SSNY
goal is to ll in all of the letters to form people who play crosswords have brain tive seems to increase its vitality and may desig.as agent upon whom process against
words and phrases that work both ver- function equivalent to those 10 years build reserves of brain cells and connec- may be served & shall mail process to
tically and horizontally. e grid varies younger than their actual age. tions. In addition, those who keep their 1221 Underhill Ave., Yorktown Heights,
based on the country of origin. Certain minds active may have lower amounts NY 10598. General Purpose
grids also have 180-degree rotational • Improve socialization: Crossword of a protein that forms beta amyloid
symmetry so that the pattern appears the puzzles can help you connect socially plaques attributed to Alzheimer’s disease. LLC FORMATION NOTICE
same if the paper is turned upside down. with others who also play crossword
puzzles. Solving a puzzle together as a Crossword puzzles can ll empty 4331 Katonah Properties, LLC, Arts
Historians are uncertain about who group is a ne way to connect and meet hours with an entertaining and educa- of Org. led with Sec. of State of NY
created the world’s rst crossword puz- new people. tional activity. However, there are many (SSNY) 3/9/2021. Cty: Westchester.
zle, although it is believed to be some- other bene ts to doing crossword puzzles SSNY desig. as agent upon whom
thing that originated in the 19th or early • Help relieve stress: Crossword puz- that may surprise even the most ardent process against may be served & shall
20th century. Arthur Wynne, a journal- zles can engage the brain and mind, help- puzzle enthusiasts. mail process to 480 Tuckahoe Rd., 4A,
ist from Liverpool, England, published ing direct attention away from stressful Yonkers, NY 10710. General Purpose
a word-cross puzzle in the New York situations. Crosswords also provide a way Content provided by Metro Creative Connection.
World that had many of the features of LLC FORMATION NOTICE
the modern game, and the crossword is
frequently attributed to Wynne. Aldricci LLC, Arts of Org. led with
Sec. of State of NY (SSNY) 3/26/2021.
Even though crossword puzzles have Cty: Westchester. SSNY desig. as agent
been entertaining and helping people upon whom process against may be
pass the time for more than 100 years, served & shall mail process to John M
the bene ts of crosswords go beyond Crane, P.C., 342 North Main St., Port
boredom-busting. Various studies have Chester, NY 10573. General Purpose
shown the positive e ects crossword
puzzles can have on a person’s brain and LLC FORMATION NOTICE
capacity to learn.
Hair by Tara Denaut LLC, Arts of
• Improve vocabulary: Crossword puz- Org. led with Sec. of State of NY
zles introduce players to new words. And (SSNY) 3/12/2021. Cty: Westchester.
players may learn some interesting facts SSNY desig. as agent upon whom
about various subjects simply by lling in process against may be served & shall
crosswords correctly. mail process to Tara J. Denaut, 4 Sadore
Ln, apt 4H, Yonkers, NY 10710. General
• Strengthens memory: e more fre- Purpose
quently participants engage with word

Page 18 – North Salem News LEGAL NOTICES Thursday, April 29, 2021

NORTH SALEM CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
NORTH SALEM, NEW YORK   10560
 

Notice of Annual Meeting, Election, Budget Vote and Registration of Voters  
 
     The Board of Education of the North Salem Central School District, HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that the Annual Meeting, Annual School District Election and Budget Vote of the residents of
the School District, qualified to vote at school meetings in the District, will be held in the gymnasium of the Pequenakonck Elementary School, 173 June Road, North Salem, NY on Tuesday,
May 18, 2021, for the purpose of voting by voting machine on the statement of estimated expenses for the ensuing school year (School District Budget), and for the purpose of electing two
(2) members of the Board of Education.  Polls, for the purpose of voting, will be kept open between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.
 
     NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN, that a public hearing on the proposed 2021-2022 budget of the North Salem Central School District, will be held on Wednesday, May 5, 2021 at 7:30 p.m. in
the Library of the North Salem Middle School/High School, 230 June Road, North Salem, NY  or virtually, if it is deemed necessary. The purpose of such hearing will be for the Board to
receive comments from the public on the proposed 2021-2022 expenditure of funds and the budgeting thereof.
 
     AND FURTHER NOTICE IS GIVEN, that a copy of the statement of the amount of money which will be required to fund the School District’s budget for 2021-2022, exclusive of public
monies, and specifying the several purposes and amount for each, may be obtained by any resident in the District during the fourteen (14) days immediately preceding the Annual Meeting,
OTHER THAN A SATURDAY, SUNDAY OR HOLIDAY, at each of the following schoolhouses in which school is maintained, during the hours designated:
 
     Pequenakonck Elementary School, 173 June Road - 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
     North Salem Middle School/High School, 230 June Road - 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
     North Salem District Administrative Offices, 230 June Road - 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
 
     Such statement will also be available at any public or free association library in the District, on the District’s website and at the Annual Meeting and School District Budget/Election Vote
to be held as aforesaid, Tuesday, May 18, 2021.
 
     NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN, that a Real Property Tax Exemption Report prepared in accordance with Section 495 of the Real Property Tax Law will be annexed to the final adopted budget,
and will be posted on District bulletin board(s) maintained for public notices, as well as on the District’s website.
 
     NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that petitions nominating candidates for the office of Member of the Board of Education must be filed with the Clerk of the District at 230 June Road, North
Salem, NY, not later than 5:00 p.m. on April 19, 2021. Vacancies on the Board of Education are not considered separate, specific offices; candidates run at large.  Nominating petitions shall
not describe any specific vacancy upon the Board for which a candidate is nominated; must be directed to the Clerk of the District; must be signed by at least twenty-five (25) qualified
voters of the District; must state the name and residence address of each signer, and must state the name and residence address of the candidate.  The following vacancies are to be filled
on the Board of Education:
 
     Term                                                                 Name of Last Incumbent
     Three (3) years, expiring June 30, 2024           Paul Giamundo
     Three  (3) years, expiring June 30, 2024         Andrew Pelosi

*        *        *        *
     NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that at said Annual Election to be held on May 18, 2021, the following proposition will be submitted:
 

ATHLETIC FIELDS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT PROPOSITION
Shall the following resolution be adopted, to wit:
 
RESOLVED, that the Board of Education of the North Salem Central School District, Westchester County, New York, is hereby authorized to pay the cost of the construction of a new
athletic field at the Middle School – High School Campus, including bleachers, concessions area, lighting and related field facilities, including a toilet room addition at the school building,
improvements to the Tompkins Track and Field and Pequenakonck Filed, related mechanical, electrical and plumbing improvements, including utility service upgrades to support the new
field and toilet room addition, together with original furnishings, equipment, machinery, apparatus, appurtenances, and incidental improvements and expenses in connection therewith, at a
maximum estimated cost of $6,997,132; and that said amount, or so much thereof as may be necessary, shall be raised by the levy of a tax upon the taxable property of said School District
and collected in annual installments as provided by Section 416 of the Education Law; and, in anticipation of such tax, obligations of said School District shall be issued.
 
If necessary, due to space constraints on the voting machines, said proposition may be presented in substantially the following abbreviated form:
 

ATHLETIC FIELDS IMPROVEMENT PROJECT PROPOSITION
Shall the following resolution be adopted, to wit:
 
RESOLVED, that the North Salem Central School District, Westchester County, New York, is hereby authorized to construct of a new athletic field at the Middle School - High School
Campus, including bleachers, concessions area, lighting and related field facilities, including a toilet room addition at the school building, improvements to the Tompkins Track and Field and
Pequenakonck Field, and incidental improvements and expenses and that the maximum estimated cost of not exceeding $6,997,132, or so much thereof as may be necessary, shall be
raised by the levy of a tax upon the taxable property of said District and collected in annual installments as provided by Section 416 of the Education Law; and, in anticipation of such tax,
obligations of said District shall be issued.
 
AND FURTHER NOTICE IS GIVEN, that voter registration is ongoing in the office of the District Clerk, 230 June Road, North Salem, NY during regular business hours (8:00 a.m. - 4:00
p.m.).  The last day to register to vote is Thursday, May 13, 2021.  Any person shall be entitled to have his/her name placed upon such register provided that s/he personally appears and is
known or proved to the satisfaction of the District Clerk to be then and thereafter entitled to vote at the school meeting/election for which this register is prepared.  The Board of Registration
will also meet during the foregoing election, in the lobby of the Pequenakonck Elementary School, 173 June Road, North Salem, NY, on Tuesday, May 18, 2021 during the hours of 7:00 a.m.
and 9:00 p.m., for the purpose of preparing a register for elections/votes held subsequent to such election/vote.
 
NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN, that any person otherwise qualified to vote, who is currently registered for any general election, pursuant to Article 5 of the Election Law, or who is currently
registered with the School District and has voted in 2017, 2018, 2019 or 2020 in a school district election, shall be entitled to vote without further registration.  
 
NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN, that the register prepared pursuant to Section 2014 of the Education Law, including the names of military voters who submitted valid military voter registrations,
will be filed in the Office of the Clerk in the District Office of the North Salem Central School District, 230 June Road, North Salem, NY, and that the same will be open for inspection by any
qualified voter of the District between the hours of 8:00  a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on each of the five (5) days prior to and including the day set for the election, OTHER THAN A SATURDAY,
SUNDAY OR HOLIDAY.
 
NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN, that any proposition to amend the budget, referenda or question permitted to be proposed by anyone other than the Board of Education in accordance with the
provisions of Sections 2035 and 2038 of the Education Law, may be submitted for voting at such election, providing a Petition is signed by at least twenty-five (25) qualified voters, together
with the legal residence address of each; must be printed in the English language; and is filed with the Clerk of the District not later than thirty (30) days before the Annual Election.  However,
the Board of Education will not entertain any petition to place a proposition before voters that is not within the power of the voters to determine, or any proposition which fails to include a
specific appropriation where the expenditures of monies is required by the proposition, or any proposition prohibited by law.
 
AND NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN, that applications for absentee ballots for the election of members of the Board of Education and for voting on the annual school district budget and
proposition, in accordance with the provisions of Education Law, Section 2018-a, may be obtained  at the office of the Clerk of the District, 230 June Road, North Salem, NY. An application
for an absentee ballot must be received by the District Clerk no earlier than thirty (30) days and at least seven (7) days before the Annual Election if the ballot is to be mailed to the voter, or
by the day before the Annual Budget Vote/Election if the ballot is to be delivered personally to the voter or his/her designated agent set forth in the application.  Upon receiving a timely
application for a mailed absentee ballot, the District Clerk will mail the ballot to the address designated on the application by no later than six (6) days before the Annual Election.   A list of all
persons to whom absentee ballots shall have been issued, as well as a list of all military voters to whom military ballots have been issued, will be available for public inspection to qualified
voters of the District in said office of the Clerk, during regular office hours, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. prevailing time, until the day of the Election and Vote.  Any qualified voter may file a written
challenge of the qualifications of a voter, whose name appears on such list, stating the reasons for the challenge.
 
AND NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that military voters who are not currently registered to vote may obtain an application to register as a qualified voter of the District and military voters who are
registered to vote may obtain an application for a military ballot, for the Annual Meeting on May 18, 2021, by contacting the District Clerk at 230 June Road, North Salem, NY 10560,
Telephone (914) 669-5414, Ext. 1011, or email at [email protected].  The military voter may indicate their preference for receiving the registration and/or ballot application by
mail, by facsimile or email.  The completed application to register and/or for a military ballot must be received by the District Clerk by no later than 5:00 P.M. on April 22, 2021.  Military
ballots will be mailed or otherwise distributed no later than 25 days before the election. Military ballots must be returned by mail or in person and received by the District Clerk by 5:00 P.M.
on May 18, 2021.  
 
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the School District Clerk is hereby authorized to amend the Notice of the Public Hearing on the Budget and Annual Meeting, Election and Vote, from
time to time, as in her discretion, such amendment may be required.  This notice is also available in Spanish on district website and upon request.
 

BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE NORTH SALEM CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
Westchester and Putnam Counties, New York

Dated:  March 25, 2021, North Salem, New York
Mary Rhuda, District Clerk

 
Publish:  The North Salem News, on the following dates:
April 1, 2021, April 15, 2021; April 29, 2121 and May 6, 2021
 

Thursday, April 29, 2021 CLASSIFIEDSEditorial Submissions Notice of Formation of Rosslyn Farm
ADOPTION 2/23/18. O ce location: Westchester Co
Press releases and photos of process. SSNY shall mail copies of any
Family-oriented single woman should be submitted to North Delancey Road, North Salem, NY 10560
looking for welcome a child into Salem News by the Thursday
her life. Any ethnicity welcome, before the next publication North Salem News – Page 19
expenses paid. Please call (347) date. Submissons can be
470-5228 or my attorney: (800) Privacy Hedges -SPRING emailed to northsalemnews@ Share Your Milestones
582-3678 for more information. BLOWOUT-5/6ft Green Giant Let your neighbors know
Regular price $199, Now only PUZZLEhalstonmedia.com or mail it about the special moments
AUTO DONATIONS $69 each. FREE Installation/ in your life, whether it’s a
FREE delivery,Trees are selling to North Salem News, Bailey birth, engagement, wedding
Drive Out Breast Cancer: fast! 518-536-1367 www. or anniversary. Send us a Your
Donate a car today!The lowcosttreefarm.com SOLUTIONSCourt, 334 Route 202, Unit photo and announcement
benefits of donating your car at northsalemnews@ could b
or boat: Fast Free Pickup - 24hr HEALTH C1S, Somers, NY 10589. Send halstonmedia.com or mail it
ResponseTax Deduction - Easy to North Salem News, Bailey
To Do! Call 24/7: 855-905-4755 VIAGRA & CIALIS! 60 pills paenhsvoeetloflCto-AaorpoedpeLtrdurrirfarieenlyssseot2spdue2W.’oddnIslesidtkeaseiukmnye’pogseudr Court, 334 Route 202, Unit
for $99. 100 pills for $150 Sports Deadline C1S, Somers, NY 10589.
BUYING/SELLING FREE shipping. Money back There is no charge for this
guaranteed! CallToday: 800- The sports deadline for North announcement. Send a self-
Buying diamonds, gold, 404-0244 Salem News is the Sunday addressed stamped envelope if Call Brett Freeman
silver, all fine jewelry and before the next publication yANovuoet’idcceLliekoefSFoyoloerumil rLaLptiCohn.oAtoorftiDrcealetnsusroenfred. to find oNotice of Formation of SenseTech
watches, coins, paintings, HELP WANTED 1ds-ua8bt8em8.-iV8ta7rr1es-s0itu1yl9tcs4o\aancdheinsfoshrmoualtdion
better furs, complete estates. hbyales-tRmoEnaAmilLetEodSisTapA.coTorEtm/sR@. EANllTyAouLSth Organization filed with Secretary Solutions. Articles of Organization
We simply pay more! Call Anglebrook Golf club is sitpeoOomflrdsstemssraahgnloeldunalptrdleaecarmtrlmesaoanetbniionetn, ssiadeuleabsarmpcllhoyitrttesd filed with Secretary of State of NY
Barry 914-260-8783 or e-mail looking for hard working tointhsiedesasmome eeo-mnea'isl ahdodmre.ss by of State of NY (SSNY) on (SSNY) on 3/17/2021. Office
[email protected] employees for the 2021 thHeaTshaufrusdll-atyimbeefjoorbeatnhde next LLW3dee/et1etst9setigt/erc2nsrh0aset2toes1adt.tehnOar esCfdfiaoecgOuedenilpntotyotc-.roaEStfaidSoLnNnLdP:CYoulpiocny location: Westchester County.
maintenance season. This puarebtfl8eic1rae8tn-i3oc0en4s-d.4Pa0lt0ee3a..se call Bob oobspWwppeerhi-ohrneeovictdidemeeodisntsP.pesuslSradtoboSei.ncm;xNTse4phYsiN5srse5essYahisvTog1osianae0ueri6wslrnddy0ssmt7miton.aiwataPnynimludrRapyooabsdee: SSNY designated as agent of LLC
EDUCATION position is seasonal April Promote Your Charity leAtnteyrlaswafnuldpourpp-oesdes are not upon whom process against it
through November.This OSeCnEdANusCaITpYr,eMssArReYleLaAsNeD. Best may be served. SSNY should mail
COMPUTER & IT TRAINING position includes mowing saetlneoctritohnsaolfefmulnl/epwarst@ial week process to; 59 Knapp Rd. South
PROGRAM! Train ONLINE to get turfgrass, raking bunkers, rheanlstatolsn.mFReEdEiaC.coolmor,Borrogcihvuerue.s a Salem NY 10590. Purpose: Any
the skills to become a Computer divot repair and other H6ca3o8llli-da2a1t y0921RO4ea-n3ll0iEn2set-a5rte8es,3eI0rnv.ca:t1io-8n0s0: - lawful purpose
& Help Desk Professional maintenance requirements.
now! Now offering a $10,000 Compensation is hourly and www.holidayoc.com. $50 SSnNOoeuafonclbOeteemimcrsLgeisiasfNoaensfrieiCzioFlwaoynotnsirstomshonumoarlfttsiuiiilnoetessgndto,aowiLfnffLiNftcPiChlloliua.arnAdttehreYtsioca.ulers Advertise With Us To a
scholarship for qualified depends on experience. afpoodWSnhrneedoescv3snireogt/eec1rnptih9aafn-ie/ertc2uyesda0dtmose2tfair1bowSsC.entiOaoalr.lgutfNaenfenincenotoyedtctf.oelNaSoafslYcSdlLsaNdlL(aetSCiYrrotSeitnlueNsy:psrYbso)en When you advertise with North New
applicants. Call CTI for details! Apply in person M-F from dPihscootuontS-unbewmriesnstaiolsn. Csode: pwwspuherhboircovcliehmesdshc.pseaSrtdonoSc.n;NeL7oYse0ts1tsbta4heegor1ausv3ilnedtahsrnmtiAfdiitaveimeodl npauoy-eerb,des Salem News, you are reaching at 8
(844) 947-0192 (M-F 8am-6pm 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. or email “2PST0hao2loeT1tm-oh0se6NBs-0eeu1awb)cmsh2nit0ete2ed1d”tto(oENbxoperirhtheigsh- apPSrueuubirtlapeison2hso0een2:dyAB.mnrPyooloeulakaswlysfwneuilNlsplYeunnr1opd1to2bys2oee8u. r thousands of households and free
ET) quickl@anglebrookgc. rseusbomluitttioend.SaIEmtRaaVgloIeCwsErtShesaot laurteion businesses throughout North com
TRAIN AT HOME TO DO com. IrrigationTech.The cpaWHhnoOOntMoOostEDtbSoCeEHNpRIoPuVrSbItChl,iEsPShSRaeOFldeRP.mEESREuTbYmit Salem. To advertise or to place
MEDICAL BILLING! Become IrrigationTechnician will NMewAsINbTyEtNhAe NThCuEr,sSdPaRyING a classified, call Brett Freeman
a Medical Office Professional be responsible for working dbtehoCWRTGSmeaaRNfELCtlUsOoaeEMERotTri.OoAlEeAreTSOntDNdPE&hutVmhRbDAUMtSeLoemELCaPAEdnnL.lSLiNTieseICaoE,VAsmDxr.AALocEtLtSELhoNnRpN&CLAsmsYuIeNAaFBbCwcIlPoGNIelaRALisIrcm,nNCEL,RamFM,BLGnbtISURiaaeeoO9AiEiDwnllV1eLEis4AtyE@D-LM,, at 845-208-8151 or email
online at CTI! GetTrained, closely with the Golf C7o6u3r-t5, 233374 Route 202, Unit [email protected].
Certified & ready to work in Course Superintendent. C1S, Somers, NY 10589. Send
months! Call 855-543-6440. The IrrigationTechnician a self-addressed stamped submissions to the editor by
(M-F 8am-6pm ET) will assist with all areas peSWTnhREvoOeERtoOlEVoDrIpSCeeECEtuRiHPfrVnIRyPIeoUCSduE,N.’TSdIRNlFEiGkREeE&EyoLuArRGE eT-omaidl vaet rntoisrethisnalNemorntehwSsa@lem News, call Brett Freeman at
of the club turf grass h8a4ls5t-o2n0m8-e8d1i5a1.coomr e. Fmoar iml [email protected]. e
FOR SALE including, clubhouse, TAKE DOWNS, STUMP information, call the editor at The advertising deadline
common areas, fairways, GRINDING, FIRE WOOD 914-302-5830. for North Salem News is head
Hoveround power wheelchair. roughs and greens.This DELIVERY INCLUDED, FREE the Thursday before the 11p
Out of box, but never used. is a seasonal position ESTIMATES, 46YEARS next publication date. bod
Asking for $1950. Please March through December. LOCAL EXPERIENCE. PutnamNorth Salem News is located submitted by you as a camera- Boo
contact Ellison at 914-734-2189 This will be a hourly CALL BILL, SALEMTREE & Contact Us Advertisements can be para
or at [email protected] position. Compensation LANDSCAPING 914-763-5237 Humane Society1200528, U9n. YitoCu1cSa,nScoComnhetearcsck,tNoYut our FWfareceeeabmlosaoonko@&fhfeaTrlwsotiuottrnecmrlipeeadngitase.sca!ofmre.e
is commensurate with BEST SATELLITE TV with 2Year at Bailey Court, 334 Route ready PDF via email at
Lightly used Golden experience. Apply in person Price Guarantee! $59.99/mo
BuzzAround XL GB117 M-F from 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. or with 190 channels and 3 months us at 914-302-5830 or ad design service. For more
mobility scooter, purchased email quickl@anglebrookgc. free premium movie channels! email northsalemnews@ information, call Brett Freeman
mid-2019 and garage kept com. Free next day installation! Call halstonmedia.com. at 845-208-8151.
for the duration. Scooter is 888-508-5313
in excellent shape and is Many positions available DISH TV $59.99 For 190 This handsome, sweet guy
very clean. Price: 900. Also immediately * Server * Channels + $14.95 High Speed
available, hitch mounted Bartender * Line Cook * Internet. Free Installation, Smart is a bit timid until he gets
Harmer AL100 Universal Lift Pizza Maker * Hostess * HD DVR Included, Free Voice
to transport scooter for 900. Phone OrderTaker. Great Remote. Some restrictions to feel comfortable with
Call: 845 270 8543 / email: environment! Email Rick apply. 1-888-609-9405
[email protected] with qualifications to: you. Once he’s sure you’re
Craftsman snowthrower 9 HP savormahopac@yahoo. Advertise With Us
28" width, gas run--electric start, com. When you advertise with North ok he’ll be asking for belly
used little $375--originally $800 $18.50 NYC, $17 L.I. up to Salem News, you are reaching
914-248-8402 $13.50 Upstate NY! If you thousands of households and rubs! You can make an
need care from your relative, businesses throughout North
friend/ neighbor and you have Salem. To advertise or to place appointment to meet this
Medicaid, they may be eligible a classified, call Brett Freeman
to start taking care of you as at 845-208-8151 or email terrific guy.
personal assistant under NYS [email protected].
Medicaid CDPA Program. No Badger
Certificates needed. 347-713-
3553 Beautiful Misty doesn’t understand Misty
why she’s here and is just not
HOME IMPROVEMENT feeling comfortable not being
where she’s used to being. Her
The Generac PWRcell, a solar
plus battery storage system. owner passed away and there was
SAVE money, reduce your nobody in the family to take her.
reliance on the grid, prepare for She’s an independent girl who
power outages and power your would need some time to adjust to
home. Full installation services new surroundings. Once she feels
available. $0 Down Financing comfortable she will be your friend.
Option. Request a FREE, no Call for an appointment to meet
obligation, quote today. Call
this pretty girl.

Putnam Humane Society, 68 Old Rt. 6, Carmel
845-225-7777 www.puthumane.org

Open 7 days a week from 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Page 20 – North Salem News Thursday, April 29, 2021

APRIL 30 - MAY 6, 2021 SAVE BI

Curbside Pickup With Our New Loyalty Program!
and Home Sign Up Online at uncleg.com

Delivery Available! It's Unheard Of!
This is not a misprint!

Bone-In Shoulder Scott WOW!
Center Cut WOW! Lamb Chops
Pork Chops 20 rolls!
Blade Bone, American Lamb
Family Pack Bath Tissue
3$ 99 Select Varieties
1$ 99 /LB
/LB Limit 1 Offer With an additional $25 purchase
Stuffed Boneless
Chicken Breast 8$ 99
ea
Asparagus & Cheddar
It's Unheard Of!
5$ 99
Mother's Day Specials! /LB

Fresh Heart Shaped 6$ 99 CShauacmepagne Heart-Shaped 2 $20 Mother's Day
Cheese Ravioli EA Lobster for
Light and Creamy Ravioli Catering Packages
Naturally Colored with Beet & Tomato 30 Oz or $10.99 ea Now Available!
12 Ct 12 Ct
8$ 99 CALL YOUR LOCAL
EA MARKETPLACE OR VISIT
UNCLEG.COM/CATERING TO
PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY!

DHSueagcnaodrraCtoeodkies Chocolate Deli's Best Limit 2 Offers With an additional $25 purchase
SCotrvaewrebderries
Selection may vary Jumbo Chocolate SMT Tomatoes
9ACopvpelersed Caramel $ 8 Pack 19$ 99
Tiramisu 3$ 99 99 ea Selected Varieties, 28 oz
Dessert Cake EA ea
8$ 99 $2499 3 5$
Italian Cream and ea ea for
Rich Coffee Flavor,
Order Ahead Strawberry WOW! ANTEEDATISFACTION GUAR
Online Shortcake 100%
12 oz Fresh or Chocolate BelGioioso 100% SUncl
Fruit Mousse Heart Provolone Cheese ANTEE
Tarts Shaped Cakes GUARANTEE

Order Ahead 24$ 99 O12rdoerzAhead Online MONEY BACK GUAR
Online ea
32 oz Sliced To Order 6$ 99
At The Deli /LB
Counter

WOW! Uncle G's 6$ 99
Extra Virgin EA
Olive Oil

34 fl oz

All White Meat 8$ 99
Chicken Salad /LB

Service Deli
or Grab & Go

ATISFACTION GUAR

Uncl

GUARANTEE

MONEY BACK GUAR
ANTEED
100%
1$ 99 99Dole 100% S
/LB ANTEE
Iceberg Lettuce
Red Seedless ¢ 4 5Large Hass $ JOurgmabnoicEggs 3$ 99
Grapes EA
EA Avocados for Sauder's, Dozen

Celebrate Uncle G's 10$ 99
National Roast Beef /LB
Shrimp Day
May 10th! Sliced to Order

Shrimp Swordfish
Steaks
Wild Caught, Jumbo 16-20 Count,
Tail-On, Peeled
Salmon

$ 99 $ 99 $ 99 $ 99Kabob

8 10 14 16With Vegetables
Swordfish Italian
Kabob & Deveined, Fresh Fish, 39OAlnivetsi,pCahesetsoes,Platter$
EA Mexican /LB Wild Caught 99 Fage
EA With Vegetables /LB Meats, and Artichokes Greek Yogurt
EA
Selected Varieties 5 5$
Visit UncleG.com for our Marketplace locations and to view all our weekly specials! 5.3-7 oz for

Photographs and illustrations do not necessarily depict sale items. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Not responsible for typographical errors.