Vol. 11 No. 20 Visit TapIntoYorktown.net for the latest news. Thursday, August 4, 2022
From town
board room to
the court house
Par 3 developers le suit against
Yorktown, town o cials
Anti-bullying poster BY SOPHIA CASELNOVA in 2018, under the administra-
hung at Granite Knolls STAFF WRITER
tion of former Town Supervisor
PHOTO: SOPHIA CASELNOVA
Ilan Gilbert, when one of Cam-
Be a superhero, e issues over the continual bareri’s business partners took
delays in the opening of the Par over the project. e new lease
3 golf course made their way extended the project through
from the town board room to 2028.
NOT A BULLY court. In the eight years that have
On July 20, RC Recreation passed since the initial signing
Development, LLC – the devel- of the contract, the course has
BY SOPHIA CASELNOVA Robert Noble, opers of Par 3 – led a lawsuit set multiple anticipated grand
STAFF WRITER and members of the Parks and
Recreation Department. Riley has acted as an ambassador against the Town of Yorktown, openings but has failed to have
Superheroes are taking over ghting and educating his com-
Yorktown one park at a time, After being made junior town Town Supervisor Matthew one of them come to fruition.
starting at Granite Knolls. supervisor for the month of July, munity on bullying.
Riley ended his term in the same ese signs are also placed at Slater, Councilman Sergio Es- e most recently promised
On Friday, July 29, Junior place it began.
Town Supervisor Riley Man- the Shrub Oak Park playground, posito, and town building in- grand opening was for the
ning-Burns helped unveil the On June 28, Riley was bullied Downing Park Playground, and
new anti-bullying sign hung up by two young boys at the new Veterans Field Playground, ac- spector John Landi all within Fourth of July.
at the new adaptive playground adaptive playground; a park in- cording to Jim Martorano, Su-
at Granite Knolls that reads “Be tended to be inclusive for every- perintendent of Parks and Rec. their individual and o cial ca- At the June 7 Town Board
a superhero not a bully.” one. e incident left Riley with
a bruise on his forehead, but did “Riley is a great ambassador for pacities in response to a Stop meeting, Slater told the town
Riley was joined by his mom not taint his enthusiasm for the our community and a superhero
Tara Manning-Burns, Town Su- park. himself,” said Town Supervi- Work Order. that July 4 would be golf day
pervisor Matt Slater, Police Chief sor Matt Slater. “He’s helping us
With the help of town o cials, In 2014, RC Recreation De- and that “July 4 is what they’ve
SEE SUPERHERO PAGE 17
velopment, LLC entered into intimated to the town. We’ll
a contract with the town un- wait and see, but hopefully we’re
der the administration of for- going to be swinging some golf
mer Town Supervisor Michael clubs over at the Par 3 golf
Grace. SEE LAWSUIT PAGE 3
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Yorktown Boy Scout Troop 174 completes Philmont Trek
Boy Scout Troop 174, whose charter
organization is Grace Lutheran Church,
successfully completed a 12-day back-
packing trek through the Sangre de
Cristo Mountains of the Rocky Moun-
tains in New Mexico.
Troop 174 had previously attempted
to make this trip to the Philmont Scout
Ranch in 2018 and in 2020, but due to
both wildfires and Covid-19, both at-
tempts were unsuccessful.
The highlights of the trek — which
spanned the first two weeks in July for
the Scouts — were climbing to the sum-
mit of Black Mountain (elevation 10,890
feet) and the iconic Tooth of Time at
sunrise. The troop also climbed Urraca
Mesa – which, according to local lore, is
haunted. During their descent, they en-
countered a section of forest completely
blackened by a recent wildfire and they
were forced to “bushwhack” through
some fire breaks littered with bleached
animal bones and berms during a thun-
derstorm to find their way to that eve-
ning’s staff camp at Abreu — hence the
“haunted” reputation of the mesa, which
certainly left its mark on Troop 174.
The troop hiked over 60 miles with
an elevation range of 6,500 to just under
11,000 feet. The troop also participated
in a conservation project that consisted
of clearing brush and building slash piles
to prevent future forest fires. Philmont
Scout Ranch is the premier high adven-
ture camp for the Boy Scouts of America
and consists of 140,177 acres of wilder-
ness.
This article was prepared by Paul M. P. Boy Scout Troop 174 PHOTO COURTESY OF PAUL M. P. BOOGAARD
Boogaard.
LAWSUIT bert, Chairman of the Parks and ‘The Par 3 debacle created by RC ing code violations, including
Recreations Commission. Frank Recreation Development, LLC has unlawful habitation by their em-
FROM PAGE 1 DiPeri, the course’s manager, re- ployees. They have been afforded
sponded to Talbert saying that every opportunity to be success-
course.” The lawsuit, however, al- they have no obligation to do so ful, including multiple meetings
leges that town officials “dressed
up like golfers” and went to the per their contract. deprived the citizens of Yorktown with town department heads,
course on July 4 when they were “This has gone on for way to of an approximate 3135 days from parks and recreation commis-
aware that “it was not yet open to enjoying a town park of which sioners and the Town Board.”
the public.” long. In comparison, the com-
plete overhaul and gut renova- Continuing the theme of not-
“The Par 3 debacle created by tion of the 20-year-old vacated ing the amount of time that has
RC Recreation Development, building (former Food Empori- passed since this project began
LLC has deprived the citizens um) now occupied by Uncle Gi- in 2014, Slater referenced the
of Yorktown of an approximate useppe’s has only taken approxi- our citizens are entitled.’ building of the new Tappan Zee
3135 days from enjoying a town mately 457 days with a grand Bridge, the development of Yor-
park of which our citizens are en- opening in sight. As such I will ktown’s Lowes home improve-
titled,” said Councilman Sergio never apologize and will always Sergio Esposito ment center, Trader Joe’s, a new
Yorktown Councilman inclusive playground, and the
Esposito to Yorktown News. continue standing for, advocating rehabilitation of several of the
Per the lawsuit, these delays for and fighting for the people of
were caused by “insect infesta- Yorktown,” said Esposito. town’s parks; all of which took
tions, COVID-19-related shut- John Landi, Yorktown’s Build- or additions to the course, how- have used their positions as town place during the 8 years the
downs, supply chain disruptions.” ing Inspector, presented a list of ever they are permitted to main- officials to “disparage” the golf course has been in contract.
At the July 5 Town Board 18 violations which he personally tain the course and correct the course’s development. Contrary to the lawsuit’s claim
meeting, the notion of the course found at the course in his visit on building violations. They have 30 “These are outright lies in a that RC was never given any
opening its clubhouse in late July July 5. In response to his list of days to cure the violations start- ridiculous lawsuit. After eight “notice or the opportunity to be
came up in discussion, however at concerns, Landi was given per- ing the day the order was issues, years of failing to deliver a golf heard,” the Town Board requested
that time the course did not yet mission by the town board to is- therefore closing their window course they were brought on to to meet with RC Recreation De-
have the required Certificate of sue a stop work order at the site. on August 18. build, one must wonder how velopment, LLC about their lack
Occupancy (CO) to open to the In addition to his list of viola- The lawsuit directly compares they continue to operate without of progress multiple times, and
public. tions, Landi alluded to the po- Slater to Donald Trump stating producing any profit,” Slater told each attempt received nothing in
At the June 9 Parks and Rec- tential of people living upstairs in that he abuses his position as Yorktown News. response, according to Slater.
reation Commission meeting, the clubhouse and in a camper on Town Supervisor. The lawsuit al- “There is an ongoing police “It is ludicrous that taxpayers
the course was informed that the property. leges that Slater, and his “hench- investigation into their conduct, can’t use this town park, and it is
they needed to obtain their CO The stop work order does not man” (a direct quote from the including the potential theft of about time we stand up for our-
by July 1, according to Matt Tal- allow them to make new changes lawsuit in reference to Esposito), town services and multiple build- selves,” said Slater.
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Life, the audition edition
If Paul McCartney is the iconic Yorktowners Melinda O’Brien and not to be disappointed if
Beatle, never was John Lennon’s Michael Muldoon!) I struck out (even Aaron
mischievous role as the ironic whi s at the plate!).
Beatle more evident than in his famous ART OR ARTIFICE?
utterance after Auditioning is an art
the world’s most in itself. Well, maybe DENIRO DENIED
successful band not so much art as en I had a minor
played its last gig – BRUCE arti ce. You must make epiphany. If I’m not
“I hope we passed an instant impact,
the audition.” THE BLOG convincing the casting disappointed by not
being cast, what is the
As a moonlighting BRUCE director that of all the point? Disappointment,
thespian, I know APAR people they are seeing,
as I told my daughter
a little something you and only you are Elissa, who o ered words
about auditions – the perfect person of solace for my audition
very little, judging by to bring to life that fail, is proportional to
the results. Let just particular character. It’s your passion. To not be
say I’m not exactly 90% perspiration, 10% disappointed is to miss
the Aaron Judge of auditions. In my inspiration. the whole point of desire.
last three at bats, I’m 0 for 3. at’s 0 as As nerve-racking as it is preparing for I found a small
in “0uch!” and performing the audition, I’m more measure of comfort,
True, with a day job, I don’t step up of a nervous wreck afterward waiting too, in remembering
to the plate frequently enough to be anxiously to hear the verdict. You pace that I read somewhere
noticed by the acting guilds’ o cial back and forth, second-guessing how that the acme of acting,
scorekeepers – thank goodness for you delivered a certain line. Was I Robert DeNiro, is not
small favors. True too is that the last natural enough? Was I too natural and known to be very good At Furci’s restaurant in Yorktown, Bruce The Blog holds an
at auditioning. In fact, he authentic best actor Oscar, courtesy of Brian Carney, won
stage appearance I had (in March not theatrical enough? Did I make wise failed his rst auditions by his father Art Carney for 1974 film “Harry and Tonto.”
for “ e Godfather”! You
2022) didn’t require an audition – as acting choices for that character, or was I
Gregory Solomon in Arthur Miller’s plain vanilla?
“ e Price,” presented at Lyndhurst in I try to go into an audition tricking read that right – he made
Tarrytown by Yorktown-based M&M my mind into rehearsal mode, as if I’ve them o ers they did refuse. driver. at proved a dead end.
Acting Company – and it tuYrnoerkdtoouwtntoLionalsreCalduyb been cast. In the aftermath, According to Parade.com, as an e future “Raging Bull” (which won
be one of the most ful lling experien2c0e2s 2though, the mind games are harder to unknown actor in his 20s, DeNiro tried him a best actor Oscar) also didn’t make
of my alawteh-oinlOe-uldirfo2e7zatehcntAiynnengaivrcSesaru.sra(emreyrma,atwntehhkreicJCahcoknDceeVcirtootFnVStoerreotemlrr,iaaeyntssmlMeoaessmttorfreoiacrlemPnaterk.a!udition, his hand at four di erent roles in the it through the toll booth in his audition
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Thursday, August 4, 2022 OPINION Yorktown News – Page 13
Jacque’s Spin on Music for August
It is my pleasure to tell you around us in Brewster, Cold stood out to me this month were list, visit HearIt ere.com and Jacque Roche is a freelance writer,
about some of the upcoming Spring, Katonah, Lewisboro, search for your preferred genre, editor and music blogger for
music events for August. Mahopac, North Salem and Class Action on Aug. 6, Plati- location or speci c date for live HearIt ere.com and contributor
num Moon (recently opened music options. to several local publications.
Jazz fans, the wait is over! Jazz Somers as well as Yorktown the Pleasantville Music Festival) Archived broadcasts of 2016-2020
If you have an upcoming live radio shows can be heard streaming
on Main is now open in Mount and beyond! Here’s a glimpse to on Aug. 12 and Andrea & the music event to share in the Sep- on Mixcloud.com.
Armenian Rug Riders on Aug. tember issue, send me an email
UE’ Kisco, ursday- ACQUE’ pique your interest. 26. via jacque@wbutter y.net. I’m
M Saturday, 6:30 happy to help get the word out.
p.m.-closing. MAHOPAC I’ve only skimmed the surface
You’ll nd Putnam County
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I’m particularly tygc.com for com-
interested in the plete details and to see
open mic/jam session the season’s calendar.
series on ursdays Aug. 4, 18 NORTH SALEM
& 25. Acclaimed jazz pianist Ruth Keeler Memorial
Pete Malinverni will host the Library, 276 Titicus Road; 914-
rst three dates. Club owner 669-5161
Shaul Dover is looking forward Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door,
to welcoming the community on the lawn behind the library,
and hopes to host musicians, Monday, Aug. 8, 5-8 p.m.
poets, comics or various other SOMERS
performance art, as he is “happy Salsa Verde Taqueria & Bar,
to provide a stage for local art- 325 Route 100; 914-556-6626
ists.” Depending on who shows Westchester acoustic musician
up with their instruments, Jimmy Tate will be performing
puppets or a pocketful of jokes, Saturday, Aug. 6, 6-8 p.m.
performers will be invited to jam Somers Summer Concert
or perform their act following Series, Reis Park, Route 139
a set of jazz at 7 p.m. featuring on the stage or at Mount Zion
Pete and invited members of his Church from 5-7 p.m.; 914-
house band. ere is a $20 cover 232-8441
charge. However, Dover advised Eddie Fiscella & Friends,
me that anyone who performs Saturday, Aug. 6; Trillium,
on stage will not pay the cover. Saturday, Aug. 20; and Anthony
e public also is invited to a Gach & Touro Sentado, Satur-
Hawaiian Pig Luau with music day, Aug. 27.
provided by No Options at Lake YORKTOWN HEIGHTS
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BY SOPHIA CASELNOVA
STAFF WRITER LIVE ROCK & ROLL
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vanilla ice cream with peanut butter sauce.
e Lachtermans adopted their dogs
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2015 and 2016. Olivia recently passed
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“It was heart breaking to have a pet
and member of the family for such a
short time, but we were so thankful that
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After adopting Olivia in 2015, the
Lachtermans were interested in adopt-
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Front Row: Teddy
Sullivan, Fin Hansel,
Priya Dhanoa, Jagger
Simpson, Greta
Graham, Ichiro Iizuka,
Olivia Brackett, Emily
Daniel, Paige Edelman,
Yanish Borge, Eamon
Hansel. Back Row:
Coach Beth Kear,
Regan Mooney, Coach
Madison Townes, Paige
Fagan, Julia Wilkinson,
Jack Mooney, Mark
Varga, Jay Wilkinson,
Kiera Mooney, Sophia
Culbertson, Ansley
Edelman.
PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE
YORKTOWN DIVE TEAM
Ansley Edelman Jack Mooney Jay Wilkinson Julia Wilkinson
13 & Under Girls 13 & Under Boys 18 & Under Boys 18 & Under Girls
Division 1–Champion 99.60 points Undefeated: Dual Meet & Champs Undefeated Dual Meet Undefeated Dual Meet
All Star Champion 93.60 points Division 1 - Champion 95.35 points Division 1 - Champ 158.15 points Division 1 - 2nd Place 158.20 points
All Star - 2nd Place All-Star Champ 176.80 points Set a new team record
Yorktown Swim & Dive wins diving championship
Divers dominate conference
BY VIM WILKINSON won rst place in their respective almost tangible. Several alumni earning her a place at All Stars. San Antonio, Texas placing 12th
CONTRIBUTING WRITER age groups, while Julia Wilkinson divers dropped by to say hi. We She performed admirably in the in the country and awarded the
secured a second-place win. have a saying, ‘You never truly evening of All Stars, taking rst AAU All American status. She
e Yorktown Dive Team cel- leave the Yorktown Dive Team, place in her age group and earn- rounded the season o with an
ebrated an undefeated season in e three rst place winners no matter how many years go by.’ ing the coveted All Star Tee undefeated dual meet season and
the Northern Westchester Swim- moved on to compete at the All- Shirt! broke her own dive team record
ming Conference. Star Championship on July 29 at ere are many reasons I return each time she was on the board,
the Lewisboro town pool among year after year, and I feel truly Jack had a bumpy start to the earning the Most Valuable Diver
Head dive coach, Beth Kear divers from all ve divisions of honoured and fortunate to work season but quickly turned things for the team this year. We expect
and assistant dive coach, Madi- the conference. Jay Wilkinson with these young athletes.” around, going undefeated in his great things from this young lady.
son Townes led the team to top and Edelman won rst place in age group and now is the Divi-
spots at the Diving Champion- their respective age groups at the COACH KEAR’S REVIEW: sion 1, 13 & Under Boys Cham- Jay went undefeated at the dual
ships held at the Pound Ridge All-Star meet. Ansley improved as the season pion of 2022. Jack competed at meets and won championships,
town pool. the All-Star Diving Champi- earning his spot for All-Stars,
“ is was an exceptional sea- progressed, earning her spot for onships, placing 2nd in his age with an impressive dive list that
e team went undefeated son,” said Kear who wrapped up the champs. She is always one group and earning the All-Stars included high di culty dives
at the dual meets and won the her 31st season of coaching Yor- of the rst divers on the board at annual tee shirt and Most Valu- such as the Reverse 2 1/2 Som-
diving championship, secur- ktown divers. “ e team bonding each practice, looking to perfect able Diver Award for the team. ersault. Jay is the All-Star Cham-
ing three out of the four rst and mentoring of seasoned divers each dive, whether it’s at practice pion for 2022 as well as the Most
place titles. Jay Wilkinson, Jack and rst-year divers was exciting or in a meet. She took rst place Julia had an outstanding sea- Valued Diver for the team.
Mooney, and Ansley Edelman to watch and experience and was at the Division 1 championships, son competing at Nationals in
Thursday, August 4, 2022 SPORTS Yorktown News – Page 19
Athlete Spotlight - Giacomo Micciari
Husker lax captain named All-Section twice
BY MIKE SABINI ‘Playing for Yorktown rather focus on my academics in my family and I would love it.
CONTRIBUTING WRITER college. I will be attending the
University of Delaware in the fall What is your favorite food to
Giacomo Micciari was a long- there is always and I chose it because of its beau- eat before or after a game?
tiful campus and great academics.
stick middie/defenseman for the pressure, but it’s the My favorite food to eat after PHOTO COURTESY OF JACK CATLIN
Yorktown boys varsity lacrosse most fun I have ever Do you know what you want a game is a slice of pizza and a
team as an upperclassman, earn- had in my life and I to study in college? If yes, what bu alo chicken roll from Maria’s Yorktown boys lax two-time All-
ing an All-Section selection both would do anything to are you planning on studying? Pizza. Section player Giacomo Micciari,
years. have one more year against Lakeland/Panas in 2021.
I’m going to be studying engi- Best place to eat in Yorktown
He was a senior captain this neering. I chose it because it’s a and why? part of our lacrosse community.
spring, along with Harry Gri , topic that interests me.
Vito DeBellis, and Dino Bowen. e best place to eat in Yor- Playing for Yorktown there is
What is your favorite pro (or ktown is Pappous because their always pressure, but it’s the most
Micciari also played varsity college) sports team? Pappous Gyros are unmatched. fun I have ever had in my life
and I would do anything to have
football his junior and senior with my boys.’ My favorite NFL team is the What’s the go-to app on your one more year with my boys.
campaigns, playing fullback and Baltimore Ravens. phone and why? You make friends that you will
have for a lifetime and I highly
linebacker. He was named All- Giacomo Micciari What is your favorite music to My go-to app on my phone is recommend that you try out for
League on the gridiron his senior listen to warming up for a game? Instagram, where I just scroll to the team.
see all the funny memes.
year. Before games I would listen to Want to nominate a student-athlete
rap music or anything that would For a young athlete growing to be featured in an upcoming issue?
How old were you when you My biggest role models over get my head bopping. up in the Yorktown district, Contact sports editor Whit Anderson
what would you tell them about at [email protected].
started playing lacrosse and the years are the great lacrosse If you could have one super- the experience of being part of
power, what would it be and the boys lacrosse team and why
what got you started? players I grew up watching. why? should they go out for the team?
I was 7 years old when I started Austin Fusco, Brett Makar, Jose If I could have one superpower Yorktown lacrosse is di erent
it would be to have super smarts, than any other high school. Our
playing lacrosse and I started be- and Keith Boyer. Keith was my because then I feel like I would alumni do so much for the players
pretty much be able to invent and after high school you become
cause my friends also signed up. teammate last year and he taught ways to have more superpowers.
me almost everything I know.
What was your favorite thing
about being on the boys lacrosse Tell us one thing about
team at Yorktown? yourself that not a lot of people
My favorite thing about being know.
on the Yorktown lacrosse team One thing people don’t know
was that I got to compete against about me is that I am the last
great lacrosse players every day child in a family of ve.
and I had fun with my friends
during my career. Do you plan on continuing If you could pick one place
to visit on vacation that you’ve
playing lacrosse in college? Tell never been to, where would you
go and why?
Who has been your biggest us about where you are going to
One place I would love to go to
role model over the years and school and why you chose it. is Hawaii. I love hot weather and
what have you learned from I considered playing lacrosse
them? in college but I decided that I’d
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SUMMER LEAGUES
Yorktown High School boys win soccer crown
Field hockey teams earn titles
BY MIKE SABINI
CONTRIBUTING WRITER
BOYS SOCCER
at Lakeland High School
No. 2B Yorktown beat rival
and defending Class A state
champion, No. 2A Somers 1-0
in the summer-league title game
on July 31, led by Antonio Fruc-
co (1G) and J.P. Frucco (5 saves).
“It means a lot since we didn’t
get this far in the summer league
last year,” J.P. Frucco said. “I was
really looking forward to play-
ing them and we were most
de nitely prepared, even after
playing two games back to back.
Can’t wait to continue this into
the fall season.”
In the semi nals on the same
night, Yorktown tied John Jay-
East Fishkill 0-0, advancing on
penalty kicks 6-5, with J.P. Fruc-
co recording 4 saves.
Yorktown (9-2-1) won its
round of 16 playo contest with
a 2-0 victory against No. 7A
John Jay-Cross River on July 26, PHOTO COURTESY OF TIM HOURAHAN
with Gabriel Hughes and Mi-
chael Du y doing the scoring, Yorktown boys after winning summer-league soccer title game, 1-0 against rival Somers at Lakeland High School, on July 31.
backed up by 3 saves from J.P.
Frucco. Dutchess FH JV 4-2 in the sec- Dineen-Herzog (15 saves).
Yorktown blanked No. 6B ond half, in recording a 5-2 vic- Senior Citizens (7-1) was
Carmel 2-0 in the quarter nals tory on July 25. paced by Rachel Tama (2G),
on July 29, led by Ryan Tomeny Salles (2G), Erin Morgan Lakeland graduate Julia Cum-
(2G) and J.P. Frucco (4 saves). (2G), Adrianna Torrieri (1G), mings (1G), and Celeste Pa- It means a lot
No. 1A Lakeland (7-1-2) de- Sheridan Gorman (2 saves), and gliaroli (15 saves).
Jannie Durante (1 save) led the
feated No. 8B Putnam Valley Huskers to the victory. On the same night, Hudson
2-1 in the round of 16 summer- Valley (2-5-1) led 2-1 at half-
league playo s on July 24, with Hornets II JV (8-1) nipped time and nipped Queen Bees
goals from David Rodriguez and Yorktown JV 1-0, courtesy of a 4-3 in the Open Division Con- since we
Silvio Ahmataj and a save apiece rst-half goal by Aditi Param- solation Game, with Basulto,
from Aidan Hunt and Anthony Gabby Santini, Mackenzie Heyl,
DiRusso. bath, assisted by Brianna Heyde, and Ella Tamweber scoring for
to win the JV/Modi ed Divi-
e Hornets fell to No. 4B sion Championship Game on the victors.
White Plains 3-0 in the quarter- July 27. Amanda Cimillo (7 saves) and didn’t get
nals on July 29. Jenna Yazzetti played out- Pagliaroli (4 saves) did the job in
goal for Hudson Valley.
FIELD HOCKEY standing for Hornets II JV in
goal, tallying 16 saves. Krista Dietz (2G), KerriAnne
at Lakeland High School Gorman (10 saves) and An- King (1G) and Jenna Yazzetti
Lakeland Gold (9-0), who nie Durante (4 saves) performed (13 saves) led the Queen Bees this far in
scored the only goal of the open- well in goal for Yorktown JV. (0-5-3).
ing half in a 4-1 triumph versus
Guilderland on July 25, ignited On the same night in the third/ Yorktown was blanked by Ar-
fourth place game, Dutchess FH lington in the varsity-division
to a varsity-division win by JV outscored Hornets I JV 5-1 4-0 on July 27, with Maeve
Emily Yazzetti (1G, 2A), Bella in both halves to record a 10-2 Ryan recording 12 saves for the the summer
Basulto (1G), Alyssa Petrilli triumph, in a game played with Huskers.
(1G), Emily Daniel (1G), and no goalies.
Celeste Pagliaroli (10 saves). Lakeland Gold won the varsi-
Gabby Bartholdi and Keira ty-division title game with a 6-2
In another varsity-division Fennessy both scored for Hor- triumph versus Lakeland Green
contest the same night, Yor- nets I JV (5-3). (8-1-1) on July 28, led by Petrilli league last year.’
ktown (3-5) jumped out to a Half and Half (5-2-1) jumped (2G, 1A), Gianna Santini (2G),
2-1 halftime lead, en route to a Basulto (1G), Keira Gallagher
4-3 win against Walter Panas, out to a 2-1 halftime advantage (1G), and Pagliaroli (7 saves).
and defeated Senior Citizens
with Hannah Salles (2G), Bella 7-3 to win the Open Division Gabby Santini (1G), Emily
Perodi (1G, 2A), Kaitlin Regan Championship Game on July Yazzetti (1G), Eva Vulaj (1A),
(1G, 1A), and Annie Durante (9 27, paced by Lakeland gradu- and Dineen-Herzog (3 saves) - J.P. Frucco
saves) propelling the Huskers to ates Valerie Perkins (3G) and led Lakeland Green.
the win. Dana Bozek (2G), along with
Yorktown JV (6-2) outscored Jackie Dowling (2G) and Maeve
Thursday, August 4, 2022 SPORTS Yorktown News – Page 21
GIRLS SOCCER
Four Huskers play in national championships
Vano excited being Soliz’s “Big Buddy”
BY MIKE SABINI “Playing at nationals was ex- teams at the same time.” knowing I had her as my little able to see her grow as a soccer
CONTRIBUTING WRITER tremely bene cial for not just the Vano was pumped up to be buddy,” Vano said. “Her older playing the last few years as well.
whole team but all of our players,” paired with Soliz. sister (Hailey) and I were both She’s a determined athlete, a nice
Julianna Vano and two other ris- Lassen said. “It was an amazing “I was really excited to be on varsity together my freshman girl, and I can’t wait to be able to
ing Yorktown seniors, Olivia Lucas experience and it gave us an op- Sydney’s big buddy, because I year and our family’s knew each introduce her to high school and
and Alyssa Lassen, play for the NY portunity to show what we can do, actually already knew her before other for a long time. I’ve been high-school soccer.”
Patriots U17, which participated as well as to see what other teams
in the US Youth Soccer national from all over the country can do,
championships at ESPN’s Wild which can allow us to improve
World of Sports in Orlando, Fla., our game in the upcoming 2023
July 18-24. Yorktown rising fresh- season. It also allowed each player
man Sydney Soliz, who plays for on the team to improve their game
the FC Somers Lady Hammers mentally and physically every min- Nationwide Agent
U14, also played in Orlando. ute they were on the eld, which Brand Guidelines
was another great bene t.”
“Playing in the national cham-
pionships was super bene cial for Vano was unable to play but
us as a team and for me person- gained valuable insight from her
ally,”Lucas said.“Going up against time in Florida as well. Russell Girolamo Jr Stephanie Girolamo Burke Jennifer Thorp
very tough competition in the na- “Unfortunately due to an in-
tional championship tournament jury, I could not play in the na-
showed us where our team stands tional championships but I had the NATIONWIDE/AGENT CO-BRANDING LOC
in comparison to the best teams honor to go and support my team
in the nation. My team and I have and watch,” said Vano, who added 60thNationwide/Agent co-branding lockups can be used to sho
worked super hard and this has that she should be ready to play for
been a great experience for us. is the Huskers’ this fall. “Being there cause1s9(6o2n T-shirts, in bulletins/newslett2e0rs2)2. The logo locku
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back and compete again next year.” a ton of memories and learn so ANNIVERSARY
Soliz said that the experience much.”
The Wil
she gained by playing in the na- Vano and Soliz were also Columb
tional championships allowed her paired in the YHS “Big Buddy”
to see where her squad and herself program, which matches a senior (614) 55
sized up compared to other players and a freshman, to help acclimate
and teams around the country. freshmen players and show them
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at the level necessary to compete entering high school is a great
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“As one of the younger teams comfortable and to have some-
qualifying, I am now even more one to turn to with any questions VERTICAL NATIONWIDE LOGO
motivated going forward and the I may have or just a friend I could Allow adequate clear
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tributing factor to the growth of that we share our love for soccer
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Lassen thought everyone ben- attended the national champi-
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How can I protect my home with minimal impact on my life?
GUEST remove and replace the Trustee(s) Of all the Law Attorney accredited by the Member of the National
CORNER and to change their mind as to di ering National Elder Law Foundation Academy of Elder Law Attorneys
whom will receive the trust assets assets one and focuses his practice on Elder (NAELA)-NY chapter, President
ANTHONY J. upon their demise. e transfer of owns, the Law, Wills, Trusts and Estates. of the Westchester County Bar
ENEA the property to the MAPT will Mr. Enea is the Past Chair of Foundation and a Past President
create a ve year lookback (ineligi- home is Elder Law and Special Needs of its Bar Association. He is uent
For more than three decades bility period) for Medicaid nursing perhaps the Section of the New York State Bar in Italian. Mr. Enea can be
I have alerted seniors of home and soon it is anticipated Association (NYSBA) and the 50+ reached at 914-948-1500. Visit
the need to be proactive in to create a thirty month lookback easiest to Section of the NYSBA. He is also www.esslaw rm.com for more
taking steps to protect their home for Medicaid homecare in New protect with the Past President and Founding information.
from the cost of long-term care. York (once COVID emergency is
Amazingly, and in spite of all that lifted). minimal ‘Be the change
has been written about Elder Law, impact on you want to see...’
Medicaid eligibility and asset If properly drafted, the MAPT one’s life and
protection planning over the last can be structured so that the
three decades, there are still tens creators of the MAPT are deemed nances.’
of thousands of at-risk seniors in the owners of the home and trust
New York who have not taken any assets, for income tax purposes. -Anthony J. Enea
steps to protect their life savings, Enea, Scanlan and
and speci cally, their home. us, retaining the ability to Sirignano, LLP
utilize the personal residence
Of all the di ering assets one exclusion for capital gains taxes the expense of the home as if they
owns, the home is perhaps the ($250,000 if single, $500,000 if and not the MAPT owns it. e
easiest to protect with minimal married), in the event the house is only bill that changes is the prop-
impact on one’s life and nances. sold by the MAPT during the life erty and casualty insurance for the
For example, one’s home (single of the MAPT creator(s). Addi- home, which needs to name the
or multi-family primary residence, tionally, the creator(s) retains any Trust as the primary insured.
vacation home, condo and if the STAR, Senior Citizens, Veterans
Co-op Board permits, a coopera- and other tax exemption they may In conclusion, using a MAPT
tive apartment) can be transferred be entitled to. to protect one’s home(s) from the
to an Irrevocable Medicaid Asset cost of long-term care is mini-
Protection Trust (MAPT). When If the house is sold after it is mally intrusive to one’s lifestyle
doing so the owners of the home transferred to the MAPT and and nances, while providing the
creating the MAPT retain the before the creator(s) passes, the eventual bene t that one’s equity
right to the use and possession proceeds of sale can be used to in the home is sheltered.
of the home (transferred to the purchase another home in the
MAPT) during their lifetime. e name of the MAPT. us, once Anthony J. Enea is a member of
Trustee(s) (presumably their chil- the lookback period has expired Enea, Scanlan and Sirignano,
dren or other loved ones) cannot the newly purchased home and LLP of White Plains and
sell or rent the home without their any remaining proceeds of sale Somers. He is a certi ed Elder
permission. e creators of the will be protected and not impact
MAPT can retain the power to eligibility for Medicaid.
us, as stated above, transfer-
ring one’s home to a MAPT pres-
ents little or no inconvenience to
the homeowners. ey continue to
maintain the home and pay all of
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