North Salem News 03.07.19

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Vol. 4 No. 49 Visit TapIntoNorthSalem.net for the latest news. Thursday, March 7, 2019

100 days

Mrs. Donofrio’s kindergarteners dressed as 100 year olds in of school
celebration of the 100th day of school.

PHOTO COURTESY OF DR. STEPHANIE BELL

Cafeteria sales drop, but homemade cookies are a hit

BY JODI WEINBERGER month, which showed 8,949 less meals were served this year compared to last year.
EDITOR e food services rep chocked this up to two things: declining enrollment and less

Chicken fried rice, quesadillas and homemade cookies fresh from the oven are the school days. ere were 91 service days last year compared to 87 this year.
cafeteria favorites for students in the North Salem Central School District, Karen e total meals served decreased from 67,454 to 58,505 meals, and total sales dropped
Seikovsky, food service director for Aramark, told school board members.
from $229,281 to $197,758.
Seikovsky gave her annual nancial results presentation to the school board last
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The Staff Mobile Shredder fourth Tuesdays of each month March 28: PQ Co ee with Committee at:
at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Meet- the principal, 7 p.m. North Salem Republican
EDITORIAL TEAM
JODI WEINBERGER e Westchester County Mo- ing Hall, 66 June Road, North Holocaust Committee
EDITOR: 914-302-5830 bile Shredder will be at Town Salem. All meetings are subject P.O. Box 289
[email protected]
GABRIELLE BILIK Hall from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to rescheduling upon adequate Remembrance Day North Salem, NY 10560
SPORTS EDITOR: 914-214-4285 Monday, April 1. Concerned notice, as circumstances require. 914-662-6620
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ADVERTISING TEAM about identity theft? Now you All agendas and live meetings Residents are invited to join info@northsalemrepublican.

LISA KAIN can safely destroy unwanted per- are posted on the Town web- in the Annual Somers Holo- com
914-351-2424
[email protected] sonal papers and documents. site at: http://northsalemny.org/ caust Memorial Commission Railyard Arts
PAUL FORHAN
914-202-2392 e Mobile Shredder is for town-board/agenda. Yom HaShoah Commemora-
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CORINNE STANTON residents only. Paper generated Town Clerk Maria Hlushko tion to be held at North Salem Studio classes
845-621-4049 by businesses, schools, institu- has a notary license. Residents HHigh School, 230 June Road,
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JENNIFER CONNELLY tions, government or municipal are welcome to come to Town North Salem, on Tuesday, April Railyard Arts Studio is lo-
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Thursday, March 7, 2019 North Salem News – Page 3

The Butterfly Project
honors children who died

in the Holocaust

e following is from Alison Vara, social studies teacher at North Salem High School:

Each year, as part of our unit on the Holocaust and World War II, students at North Salem High School take part in e Butter y
Project, created by the Holocaust Museum in Houston, Texas.

e students read a poem written by a child while they were in the eresenstadt Ghetto in Czechoslovakia. All of the children who wrote the poems ultimately
perished in the Holocaust and their lives are honored through this project. ese poems re ect the experiences in the Ghetto, but through the eyes of a child. While
many children write about the realities that surround them, others poems re ect their imagination as a means to ee the cruel world they are in.

After the war, these poems were found and gathered into a book called “I Never Saw Another Butter y.” e students are assigned to re ect on a poem, and
then to design a paper butter y re ecting the voice of the child. e butter ies hang in the classroom during the course of the unit, and are taken down during the
study of liberation and the aftermath of the Holocaust.

In the past, the Holocaust Museum asked teachers to mail their butter ies at the close of the unit as they planned to create a butter y exhibit consisting of 1.5
million butter ies, representing the 1.5 million children who perished in the Holocaust. e museum reached its goal; however, it is the intent of the North Salem
High School Social Department to have its own exhibit of butter ies to honor the innocent lives that were lost.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF ALISON VARA

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Read Across America

Students at PQ Elementary School celebrated Read Across America last week. Teachers
decorated their doors and students dressed up for the occasion. Read Across America is a
nationwide reading celebration that takes place annually on March 2—Dr. Seuss’s birthday. Across
the country, thousands of schools participate.

Madilyn Bridges and Kerri Nemeth

Ms. Hussey’s students all dressed in Grinchy Green for Read Across America.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF DR. STEPHANIE BELL

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Ruth Keeler Memorial Library is located at 276 Titi- the creation of a work of art to take home. Canvas and come with an adult.

cus Road. For more information on any of these events, paint supplies included. Costs $30 per person; all pro- Story time and crafts

call 914-669-5161 or visit keelerlibrary.org. ceeds support Arts, Music, and Cultural Programs. Pur- Mondays

Poster contest chase tickets through the library website. Stories and Songs – 10:30 a.m., for babies from birth

Artists wanted form the 2019 Ruth Keeler Memo- Author Talk with Kent Patterson on Sunday, Mar. to 2-1/2.

rial Library Book Fair and Plant Sale poster contest. 24 at 3 p.m. Kent Patterson will discuss his book Rails Tuesdays

ere will be three categories: under 12, 13-18 years old Around Westchester County and sign copies. ere will Mother Goose for Babies – 10:30 a.m., for babies

and adults. Posters must be 12” by 18”. Artwork must be an exhibit in the library conference room of pictures, from birth to 2-1/2.

be original in concept and execution. e posters must maps, trains, and depots in North Salem. Wednesdays

include this information: Casino Night has been rescheduled to 7 p.m. June 22. Story Time at 10:30 a.m.; family story time for kids

2019 Library Fair, May 4-5 e event will be at the Salem Golf Club, 18 Bloomer of all ages.

Ruth Keeler Memorial Library Road, and bene ts the Ruth Keeler Memorial Library. Block Party at 11 a.m. – Library supplies the blocks,

276 Titicus Road - North Salem NY ere will be prizes, ra es, cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. kids supply the imagination.

e 2019 theme is Our Library = Our Place to Go Tickets are $175 per person and includes $50 in playing ursdays

and Grow chips. Sequins encourages, smoking jackets welcome. Books and Puppets at 10:30 a.m.; family story time

All entries must be received at the library by 5 p.m. Visit RuthKeelerMemorialLibrary.org to buy tickets. for kids of all ages.

Saturday, March 19. All submissions must be signed and Bagels & Books: e Children Act by Ian McEwan Saturdays

include a poster contest agreement form and an entry on March 7 at 10:30 a.m.; Beneath a Scarlet Sky by Story Time at 10:30 a.m.; family story time for kids

form. Prizes will be awarded to the overall winner and Mark Sullivan on Apr. 4 at 10:30 a.m. of all ages.

for each age group. All artwork will be returned. History and Biography Book Club: e Fall of (Bilingual stories and songs on some Saturdays.)

For more information, visit RuthKeelerMemorialLi- the Ottomans: e Great War in the Middle East by Writers workshop

brary.org. Eugene Rogan on Mar. 12 at 7:30 p.m.; Year Zero: A is workshop is from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and

Spring Has Sprung - Make Your Own Butterfly History of 1945 by Ian Buruma on Apr. 9 at 7:30 p.m.; led by Maryanne D’Amato the rst Wednesday of the

On Wednesday, March 20, at 4 p.m., come to Keeler e War at Killed Achilles by Caroline Alexander on month. It is open to all writers and aspiring writers who

Library to make your own butter y out of a clothes pin, May 14 at 7:30 p.m. are invited to share their work or desire to write in a

candy, and decorations. is event for grades K+ is free A Creative Moment every ursday from 6 - 8 p.m., supportive atmosphere.

and no registration is required. ages 10 to adult. Facilitated by Jen Armbruster and Deb- The Gallery Wall current and future exhibits:

Meet Your Town Officials on Tuesday, Mar. 19 at 7 bie Rizo. Work on a creative, artistic project with fam- In February, e North Salem Nursery School, will

p.m. North Salem Town Assessor Karen Futia will an- ily or friends. e project may be your own or an easy, exhibit their work. Family members, pets, favorite toys,

swer questions such as: Is your tax assessment fair? How self-directed project provided by one of the library’s Art superheroes, gardens, homes, insects and dinosaurs are

do you nd out and what can you do about it? Boxes. Plenty of supplies will be available from the Art just some of the subjects that populate the imaginations

Paint Night on Saturday, Apr. 6 from 7-9 p.m. Enjoy Cart. Share your work with other creative individuals in SEE LIBRARY PAGE 16
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CAFETERIA serve students who are too busy to that’s seen an increase in the in pro t margin is a concern for
FROM PAGE 1
stop at the cafeteria in the morning. sales. It seems to be popular.” Aramark.

e cart serves hot food items like “Scratch cooking” as Sei- According to Seikovsky’s pre-

Fewer students were eligible for breakfast sandwiches, French toast kovsky called it, has increased sentation, pro ts dropped from

free breakfast and lunch when com- and cinnamon buns along with cold across the district, especially $47,742 last year to $36,660

pared to last year, but there was an items like smoothies and cereal. when it comes to potatoes, fresh this year, equating to a 19 per-

increase in students elligible While students in the middle fruits and vegetables. e older cent pro t margin this year ver-

for reduced-price breakfast school/high school gobble up lo kids get more variety, so there sus a 21 percent pro t margin

and lunch. mein, the younger students at PQ are more options to make home- last year.

A new breakfast cart Ara- favor brunch for lunch and pizza made food, Seikovsky said. Seikovsky said the company

mark brought into the North Sa- made from scratch. e “big seller,” Seikovsky wasn’t concerned about the dip

lem Middle/High School last year “We actually make the pizza now,” said, are the cookies fresh from in pro t margin, adding that

is performing well, Seikovsky said. Seikovsky said. “Prior we didn’t, but the oven, which outsell pack- Aramark is always trying new

e idea behind the cart was to now we do homemade pizza and aged Linden’s cookies. things to increase sales.

“ ose we make every day,” And despite the drop, Sei-

Seikovsky said. “Everyone kovsky said the program pro t

wants them, especially when exceeds the full-year guarantee.

they come out warm. ey’re a Plus, the food service is self sus-

big hit.” taining, meaning it doesn’t pull

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PHOTO: METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION Ridgefield Academy
announces summer programs

e following is from the Ridge eld Academy: morning,followed by traditional day camp

activities such as swimming, sports, cook-

Ridge eld Academy o ers an enriching ing, science, technology, and games dur-

summer experience for every child’s imag- ing the second half of the day. Returning

ination. Programs are tailored to children once again this year during Week 5 is the

ages 2 to 14 and take place on RA’s 42- nationally recognized Camp Invention, a

acre campus. RA’s summer programs are STEM summer program turning curious

open to the public, begin on June 17 and students into innovative thinkers.

run for six weeks. For middle school students entering

Camp Landmark’s 2s camp is com- grades 5-8, the Explorer Programs o er

prised of half day programs that are sure a broad variety of half and full day pro-

to bring smiles to all little faces. emed grams. If you enjoy sports, you can reg-

camp weeks such as Storytime, A Camp- ister for the New York Red Bulls Soccer

ing We Will Go, Stars and Stripes cele- Program, New York NFL Alumni Hero

brating Independence Day, and Under the Youth Football Camp, GameBreaker La-

Sea will be o ered. Each day will consist crosse Camp or Revolution Field Hockey

of free play, circle time, outside play, and a Camp. ere are numerous programs

themed activity under the supervision of in science, technology, and mathematics

experienced preschool teachers. such as STEAM Workshop,Video Game

Camp Landmark also o ers children Creation, Junior Economists, Robotics,

ages 3 and 4 full day camp options cover- Coding, and engineering. Campers can

ing a wide range of entertaining programs, also sign up for a Babysitting Training/

including sports, cooking, camping, sci- First Aid Certi cation. ere is no short-

ence and art. All programs are o ered on age of workshops in the arts and cooking

a weekly basis. as Broadway Musical eater, Cupcake

Patriot Camp is o ered to children en- Wars and photography are just a few of

tering Kindergarten through grade 5. A the many o erings available.

series of themed weeks include Terri c For more information, please contact

Trip Week, Science Week and Survivor Donna Kauth at 203-294-1800 x106, by

Camp. Also o ered are two weeks of email at dkauth@ridge eldacademy.org

split day programs that include Sparkli- or visit ridge eldacademy.org/programs/

cious Art Studio or Cupcake Wars in the summer-programs.

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Happily Ever After

Temptation Moon over Manhattan

Ienjoy reading books by au- READING, “Hey, look at that,” LOST IN I am also not unfamiliar with
thors from around the world. WRITING & said my husband SUBURBIA themed yoga. I’ve read about
Especially when the author CHOCOLATE staring out the such yoga options as Yoga for
includes speci c cultural refer- window. “ ere are people TRACY Couples, Yoga for Babies, and
ences. In a new book of short KIM doing yoga on the roof of BECKERMAN even something called Doga,
stories by a Swedish author, KOVACH that building.” We were on for people who want to do
the main character goes into a the 20th oor of a building ers kept dining, drinkers kept their downward dogs with
gourmet food store to pick up When people talk about being in New York City, having drinking, and no one seemed their Labradoodles. ere are
something for dinner. One of the tempted, it usually means that a romantic dinner at a chic to notice or care that right the food-yoga classes, such
items she decides to purchase for something appears alluring but restaurant known for it’s great outside was an x-rated display as Yoga with Chocolate, and
herself as a treat was called Jans- is bad for them. Tempted to go food and beautiful views. of group exercise. Yoga with Wine, as well as
son’s Temptation. o a diet, tempted to take the the popular, Yoga with Pizza.
neighbor’s newspaper, tempted “What are they doing?” he Honestly, I didn’t know
I was intrigued. Did the to irt with someone else’s wondered aloud. “Oh. Oh which was more shocking; ere are classes that combine
author make this up or is it a real spouse, etc. no!” the people doing naked yoga yoga with gymnastics, yoga
dish in Sweden? I let my mind outside, or the people not with aerobics, and even yoga
wander to all sorts of possible Years ago, in middle school, “What? What is it?” I paying any attention inside. with belly dancing. ere
taste sensations. en I Googled my brother and I shared a group asked, straining to see. Unfortunately, I was paying are probably yoga classes for
Jansson’s Temptation. A national of neighborhood friends. We attention and I was having people who love “Star Wars”
Swedish casserole, the recipe usually hung around outside of “Um. I think they’re taking a hard time focusing on my (Yoga with Yoda), and people
calls for onions, butter, russet our house or walked down to the o their clothes.” lovely goat cheese and frisee who like their yoga with fruit
baking potatoes, heavy cream, candy store or walked two miles salad and the lovely company on the bottom (Yoga with
salt, pepper, and anchovy llets. to the new McDonald’s. Once in I leaned back to get a better of my lovely husband, while Yogurt). ere are so many
Ugh! You lost me at anchovy a while, we would all decide to view and looked out the win- sixteen not-so-lovely-looking variations on the yoga theme
take the Q15 bus into Flushing dow. ere, in plain sight on people Saluted the Sun with a that I’m sure if I were to search
llets. for the afternoon. Compared to the roof of the next building full moon. the Internet, I would certainly
I started thinking of other our sleepy residential neighbor- several oors below us, were
recipes with names that sound hood, Flushing was the next sixteen people on yoga mats, Obviously, it wasn’t the yoga nd Naked Yoga and maybe,
tempting. Have you ever tried best thing to New York City. doing downward dogs in their part of this display that was even, Naked Yoga with Dogs.
ambrosia salad? It sounds divine. Department stores, shoe stores, birthday suits. troubling me. My husband However, just because you can
A traditional southern U.S. dish, record stores, sporting goods, does yoga and my sister-in-law do it, doesn’t mean you should,
ambrosia salad can be made with army/navy stores and a gigantic “Ewww. Naked people do- teaches yoga, so although I, especially on a rooftop in New
several variations but usually Woolworth’s awaited us. We ing yoga,” I squealed. myself am not a yoga-phile, I York City and certainly not
contains sour cream or mayon- have had some rsthand expe- within view of someone who
naise, canned mandarin orange SEE KOVACH PAGE 10 “Not just naked people: rience with people doing yoga. wants to keep her appetite
segments, pineapple chunks, Ugly naked people,” clari ed intact.
mini marshmallows and coconut. our waiter.
at’s a salad? SEE BECKERMAN PAGE 11
It was indeed a spectacle.
But apparently I, the sub-
urbanite, was the only one
surprised by the events out the
window. All around me din-

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Thursday, March 7, 2019 OPINION North Salem News – Page 9

Plastic lawn amingos

It all began last October when my hus- rade and walk the baby its wings, showing o a anything like that,” I gushed.
band, my daughter, and I realized that amingos around the I began realizing that I sounded like
within the next month, we would all be JUST ve foot wing span and
reaching the next new decade in our lives. grounds. As they travel, JO ANN black under-feathers. a six-year-old learning new and exciting
people join in and walk things. Was I embarrassing myself or did
We decided to throw a big party and among and behind the I admit to chuckling everyone act like this at the sight of these
invite family and friends to help us birds. What fun! I was
celebrate. We soon realized that it would also told that the adult JO ANN whenever I see plastic amingos? I’ve lived a pretty full life and
be di cult to pin anyone down for a FRANCELLA amingos on someone’s nothing really surprises me anymore, but
birthday party when the holiday season amingos live within a I was de nitely taken by these gorgeous
was just weeks away. ough a bit disap- white picket fence a short lawn. It seems so silly birds in their stunning environment.
pointed, we understood how hectic it is walk from the pool.
during November and December. to me; but now I was I asked whether the amingo-keeper
After lazing at the pool for a few hours, was afraid someone may harm them
My daughter came up with the idea my daughter and I decided to nd the seriously considering during the night and received the simple
that we should take a vacation mid-win- birds. We didn’t have to go far before a answer of, “No.” I guess I’ve lived in New
ter to celebrate all our birthdays. white picket fence appeared and wading searching the internet to see where I York for too long. is truly must be
in a small pond were about two dozen of paradise.
My husband and I and my daughter the most glorious looking creatures I had could purchase a few.
and her husband arrived in the Bahamas ever seen. I was told that when the adult amin-
during the rst week of February. We My husband, who has never said no to gos stretch their necks, they can reach
had never been there and were im- e babies we had seen in the parade heights of four to six feet, and that they
mediately amazed at its beauty and the were brown/tan in color, but these beau- me in forty-two years of marriage, told are the National bird of the Bahamas.
friendliness of its people. ties were a stunning salmon/pink. I was
in love. I stood there and watched as they me in no uncertain terms that he abso- ey can live to be up to sixty years old.
During our rst day at the pool, which moved their slender legs back and forth, Each day between swimming, sun-
was surrounded by lush palm trees and allowing their webbed feet to search for lutely forbade me to put plastic amingos ning and eating, I visited the amingos
algae below the water. eir s-shaped and watched as they lived their beautiful,
owered bushes, I was talking to my necks looked like velvet. I was obsessed. on our lawn in Somers. peaceful lives in paradise.
daughter, when behind her I spotted sev- I began snapping pictures and taking I realize that I may sound like a child
eral amingos passing by. Speechless, I videos. Occasionally, one would stretch “Ok, ok, then just let me stand here who just entered their rst candy store,
began pointing, and although my mouth but this was the rst time I had visited
was agape, nothing came out. And, just and watch them and don’t speak. I want the Bahamas and the rst time I had seen
like that, they were gone. I was grateful a real amingo, and I hope it will not be
that my daughter had caught sight of to concentrate fully on these amazing my last.
the back end of the last one in the group. Now, if you will excuse me, I have
Later, while in the pool, I was telling avifauna,” I said with a smirk. to check the internet for plastic lawn
some people about my sighting, and they amingos!
said that each day at 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 I spotted the “keeper of the amingos”
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at night and was told that they remain in

their pond within the picket fence and

usually sleep standing up.

“Oh, that’s amazing. I never heard

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LETTERS

Board of Education president responds to criticism

To the Editor: public, not a public meeting. at is to say the public is allowed to observe the

Re: Parents demand better communication from the school district (Feb. 28). school board conducting business, but they are not participants. Because it is

While the basic facts of the above-referenced article were true, they are pre- important to receive input from the community, there are two public comment

sented in such a way and omit several facts that cause me to take issue with the periods. It is important to note that these are not discussion periods.

impression it may leave a reader with. First, as I was quoted in the article and I While the board does not typically respond to comments per se, issues brought

must continue to maintain, the cancellation of a few practices does not rise to up or questions asked will be addressed going forward. is is usually in one of

the level of a community-wide noti cation. Over 340 practices or games had the future reports to the board. At the meeting on January 23, no comments were

been cancelled by the time the Sunday practices became an issue and the general made during the rst public comment period. e board conducted its business.

community was not noti ed about any of those, except for the cancellation of the ere where no presentations and only eight action items on the agenda, so the

entire hockey program. second public comment period came up rather quickly and Ms. Hughes and Ms.

Further diminishing the issue, spring sports do not need a custodian to open Miller made their comments. Since this was the last agenda item to be dealt

the school, so they remain una ected. None of this means, however, that the fam- with, the meeting had come to a close and was adjourned. No inference should

ilies involved did not deserve to be noti ed in a timely and professional manner. be drawn from this. It is the proper way a school board meeting should be con-

With regards to keeping the sports families up to date, the Booster Club has ducted. e article mentions another meeting; February 6 was the next school

long served as a conduit for information for the sports families. Traditionally, board meeting, and I responded to those comments.

there was a dialogue open between the Board of Education and the Booster Club. Once again, if anyone has an issue, question or problem, please reach out and

In the past, the leaders of the Booster Club would not hesitate to reach out to contact me.

the school board if an issue arose. I am disappointed that Ms. Hughes, who is a Rather than letting the problem fester, I will get them an answer, hopefully

co-vice president of the Booster Club, was unable to gain an explanation to the a solution. e opportunity to criticize, comment etc. will still be available at

practice situation from that organization. is is a line of communication that I the next meeting. To promote better communication with the public, the school

will try to improve. board will have another get together before we vote on the budget; that date

Regarding how this matter was handled at the January 23 school board meet- should be announced at our March 6 meeting.

ing and the reaction of some in the community, it is important to understand the Andrew A. Brown

nature of a school board meeting. A school board meeting is a meeting held in President of the North Salem Board of Education

Saving a Life EVERY 11 MINUTES KOVACH thoughts raced as we climbed the bus steps and
took our seats. Does this mean I am an acces-
Help at Home FROM PAGE 8 sory to a crime? Is the acceptance of stolen goods
punishable by jail time?
Help in Shower HELPI’ve fallen and I can’t get up!® could also buy hot pretzels, Italian ices or hot dogs
from sidewalk vendors. Jenny and Donna did not seem fazed by the
GwPiSth! ve- nger discount gifts. I was wracked with guilt.
One Saturday afternoon, a group of us gathered If I tried to return the stolen “Kim” stickers to the
Help On-the-Go our birthday and allowance money and hopped shop owners, surely they would think that I had
on the bus. We walked in and out of stores and stolen them. Why would Tommy be tempted to
Get HELP fast, 24/7, . bought records and t-shirts and ice cream. Our last shoplift these bright orange name stickers in the
® anywhere with store before heading back to the bus stop for the rst place?
ride home was a small stationery shop. While the Once I returned home, I shoved those tainted
I’ve fallen and I can’t get up! girls looked at greeting cards and key chains and orange “Kim” stickers into the back of my desk
plastic jewelry, the boys wandered up and down drawer. I vowed to never ever use them. I didn’t
For a FREE brochure call: the aisles. As we exited the store, one of the boys, even like the color orange.
Tommy, handed me a pack of bright orange “Kim”
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to Jenny and Donna. adults, Hidden Stories, starts on Monday, March 4, at the
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Standing at the bus stop, Tommy announced for Adults at the Lewisboro Library starts on Tuesday
that he had stolen the stickers. I thought I would evenings March 19. Class info at kimkovachwrites.com.
pass out on the crowded gum-encrusted sidewalk.
Stolen? I can’t accept stolen merchandise. My

Thursday, March 7, 2019 OPINION North Salem News – Page 11

Too early! BECKERMAN

BY BONNIE FRUTCHEY FROM PAGE 8
GUEST COLUMNIST
Knowing this was a pricey dinner, I tried to keep my eyes
The second week in February is just too early for me to deal with all of the complexities and on my plate and enjoy the rest of the meal. But ultimately,
worries of having the bluebirds back for the breeding season. I don’t even look toward the we decided to skip dessert and go for co ee someplace else,
bluebird box until mid-March, but my steps were arrested when walking past the picture preferably on a lower oor. en, as we were on our way out,
window overlooking the Hudson River Valley watershed today. I was attracted by a kerfu e of we ran into a friend who was on his way in.
perhaps seven or eight birds ying to and from various fence posts close to the bluebird box. Ugh!
“Are you having dinner here?” asked my husband.
e darn Eurasian “house sparrow” from my neighbor’s yard which harbors these “Yes,” said the friend. “We heard the food is great and the
invaders known in Europe as Passer domesticus. ey are noisy, aggressive view is terri c.”
birds and this male was sitting atop the cedarwood rectangle repelling all of “True,” I replied. “But you might not want to do both at the
the bright sapphire blue males who were gamely trying to push him out same time.”
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‘The Mystery of
Edwin Drood’

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LIBRARY ROCK us about your event! Balanced of their four-year-old son in a
FROM PAGE 2
FROM PAGE 5 Rock is a place for free listings tragic accident. Becca’s mother

of preschool children. eir colorful renderings of them are free- for qualifying organizations. Get Nat (Gail Greenstein) and sister
ly creative and evocative. Each has a story behind it; each brings
a smile to one’s face. As a group, they are simply delightful. Railyard’s gallery, Art in the Yard. in touch at weinberger@halston Izzy (Catherine Banks) attempt

is exhibit was facilitated by Karen Miki . “Inspired” features works from media.com to place your event. to hold the family together in
In March, e 2nd Grade Students at PQ Elementary School
will exhibit their colorful collages. e students created these af- several of our instructors as well The Schoolhouse the face of unspeakable loss.
ter looking at the cut outs of Henri Matisse. Matisse who loved as member artists and invited e teenager Jason (Michael
simple shapes and colors believed they could tell a story. While
working on their cut outs, the students learned about free form artists. Come get inspired! Find Theater Henshaw) responsible for the
shapes, positive and negative shapes, contrasting color and balance. gifts for yourself or someone child’s death reaches out to the
In April, student work from the Digital Photo 1, 2 and AP
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In May, middle school student work will be on display.
Free Museum Passes workshops and classes in a variety on any of these events, call to terms with the heartbreak he
North Salem is surrounded by many world-class museums. You
can visit some of these free of charge by simply going to the library of art forms and techniques! 914-277-8477 or email has wrought.
and checking out passes to the museums. Just ask for the passes
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It is possible to renew a pass for an additional week, provided no 17 from noon to 4 p.m. Owens Road, North Salem.
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Deb’s Celebration of Life
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Fundraiser

“Cancervarsary” Celebrating
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My name is Debbie Kilmer and I am a Warrior. This title makes me proud.

I survived a rare and aggressive cancer called Cholangiocarcinoma, or bile duct
cancer. Cholangiocarcinoma was determined to shake me and break me five years
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Thank you all for your love and support! I cannot wait to celebrate with you!

Thursday, March 7, 2019 Sports North Salem News – Page 19

ATHLETE SPOTLIGHT

Meaghan Sabino

Sophomore forward loves to lead

Meaghan Sabino is a sophomore done in the past. We tried to focus would be Dwight Howard and
forward on the varsity basketball team. on having a really mobile o ense and my favorite college team is Vil-
BY DOMINICK DEPOLE once we truly got comfortable, I think lanova.
we started to move the ball well and
CONTRIBUTING WRITER utilize everyone on the court. What is your favorite music to
listen to warming up for a game?
How old were you when you What will the team focus on this
started playing basketball and how o season to improve for the next? On the bus, my taste in music
did you get started? ranges from anything to everything.
More than the physical condition- I basically listen to anything that will
I was in third grade when I started ing and practicing plays, I think we are pump me up. Depending on the day,
playing and at my school. Basketball going to try and get stronger mentally. it could be Beyoncé, Rihanna, songs
was the biggest sport so it seemed I know for myself, I tend to get inside from the radio, oldies like Fleetwood
natural to start playing. As elemen- my own head a lot and that sometimes Mac. It truly depends on what will do
tary school kids, we were directed prevents us from playing our best the job that day.
toward the basketball court. game. Having a large team requires us
to be able to play with any mix of girls If you could have one superpower,
What is your favorite part about at a time and we had new people join what would it be and why?
being part of the varsity team at the team as well, so I think we will try
North Salem? to get more familiar with each other I would love to have the ability to
as players. read minds. Not only could it give
Being a part of the varsity team me that mental advantage, but it
has been amazing because I’ve been Who has been your biggest role would allow me to fully understand
pushed to step up my game, and model over the years and what have people, in the game and separate
being surrounded by such talented you learned from them? from it.
athletes really motivates me to do
so. Also, the friends I’ve made since My mom has always inspired me If you could pick one place to vis-
being on the team. Engaging with with her strength and sel essness. As it on vacation that you’ve never been
them, on and o the court, has been far as basketball, everyone on the team to, where would you go and why?
great! has been a role model for me in di er-
ent ways. Whether it be ball-handling, I’ve always wanted to go to Europe
How do you see your role on the shooting, heart, attitude in the game, because of the di erent cultures and
team, and how much do you value I look up to them for di erent things. the lifestyle. It would be very cool to
being a younger leader at forward? Of course the coaches I have had over live as a European for a little while.
the years have been role models for me
I’ve always thought of myself as a and shaped me into the player I am What is your favorite food to eat
team player. Since joining the team, I today. before or after a game?
have tried to be as much of a leader as
I can while being an underclassman. Tell us one thing about yourself I like to eat light before a game, so
Being a younger leader at forward has that not a lot of people know. I’ll have pretzels or fruit, and after I
allowed me to grow and learn how to tend to be very hungry so I’ll hon-
interact with my teammates in a new Besides sports and basketball, I estly go for anything.
way. I value that very much and hope actually sing and act, and at the begin-
to continue being that person in the ning of the basketball season I was Best place to eat in North Salem
coming seasons! Alice in the high school’s production and why?
of “Alice in Wonderland.”
How do you describe your unique Considering the options, although
ability to rebound the basketball so Do you plan on continuing to it’s outside of North Salem, Eveready
well? play basketball in college? If yes, Diner is a great place to eat and hang
where are you going and why did you out with friends.
I guess having height doesn’t hurt. choose that school?
I feel like I have a pretty good sense Facebook, Twitter or Instagram?
of where the ball is going and getting I don’t see myself playing competi- Why?
there. Aggression is a big part of it as tively in college, but I’m very happy to
well. You know that everyone is going be playing varsity in my high school De nitely Instagram, I don’t use
for the basketball, so you have to take years and hope to continue in some Facebook or Twitter so Instagram is
control once you have it. I quickly way once high school is over. my preference.
learned to be aggressive once I got
the ball. Do you know what you want to What would you tell younger
study in college? If yes, what and athletes in North Salem about your
What is your favorite team activ- why? experience being part of the girls
ity, pre-game or post-game ritual basketball program and why should
that you share with your teammates? I’m not completely sure, but I’ve they go out for the team?
been leaning toward studying mu-
I love when the team gets together sic, performance, or maybe English/ I would say that being a part of
for dinner or when we all go to see writing. I de nitely want to be doing the basketball program is going to
another game. It’s fun to spend qual- something expressive and creative. be very rewarding, if you are willing
ity time o the court with them. to work hard. It isn’t always easy, but
Who is your favorite professional if you give 100 percent, you’ll nd
What goals did the team achieve athlete and pro or college sports team? a camaraderie and sense of accom-
this season? plishment with your team, which is
My favorite professional athlete priceless. You’ll be pushed and have
is season I think we learned how the opportunity to rise to the occa-
to move the ball better than we’ve sion every night.

Page 20 – North Salem News SPORTS Thursday, March 7, 2019

Girls capture section championship
Binette, group of underclassmen propel undefeated season

BY DOMINICK DEPOLE
CONTRIBUTING WRITER

John Jay/North Salem has a tradition of

success when it comes to the slopes, and

both this year’s girls and boys teams broke

out for record-setting accomplishments.

e girls, who worked diligently match

by match, came out with a perfect 18-0

record that included the winning of the

Section and placing fourth overall in states.

“ e one thing is that we have a lot

of fun,” girls head coach Chris Reinke

said. “We also work really hard. It’s

the atmosphere of the team. Everyone

is especially supportive of each other.

Everyone is motivational and encouraging

and they have developed a great sense of

team spirit.”

A trio of super sophomores—captain

Ashley Binette, Samantha Spieler, and

Kristen Wolfe—won All-Section awards

to qualify for state competition on a

windy, chilly afternoon at Gore Mountain

on Feb. 26. Ashley Binette
“ e conditions were miserable,”Reinke

said. “It was very challenging but they got FILE PHOTO/ VIC MCGEE
the races in and the girls did wonderfully.

It was all worth it.”

Both Spieler ( John Jay) and Binette slalom and Binette made ninth place in scoring a 17-1 mark while sending standout ( John Jay) also competed in Sectionals after

(North Salem) earned All-State nishes the giant slalom. senior Luke Devey (North Salem) to states. winning All-League awards.

within the Top 10. Spieler placed sixth in e boys didn’t ski too shabbily either, A team captain, Devey was also the only Devey shined the brightest as expected,

player to reach state competition. He won placing second in both the giant slalom

rst place for the most coveted award in and slalomto earn All-Section. Lombardi

Section 1, which is the Skimeister award. nished sixth on the slalom and Eberhardt

Winning it following Sectionals, Devey came in at 19th. Purdy placed 37th.

showed o his unique skills in both the On the giant slalom, Eberhardt was

slalom and giant slalom to be considered. 24th and Lombardi made 25th. Purdy

Binette won the same award for the girls, followed at 35th in the competition.

while Spieler took second place and Wolfe At the team’s end-of-season banquet

placed sixth for the title. held on ursday, Feb. 28, both Devey and

In sectional competition on Friday, Binette were named most valuable players

Feb. 15 at Catamount Ski Area, the girls for their respective sides.

outshined the opposition and decisively “Most valuable is not necessarily the

claimed rst to advance to states. individual that has the best performance

Wolfe ( John Jay), Spieler, Binette, eigth- on the race course,” Reinke said. “It’s

TR YOU TS grader Rosie Binette (North Salem), and really the one who has the biggest impact
sophomore Emma Lombardi ( John Jay) on the team. Both Ashley and Luke are
participated after winning All-League encouraging to the new members of the
honors during the regular season. team and lead by example.”

W W W. N Y X F C . C O M “ ey all had great days (at Sectionals),” On the girls side, sophomore Sydney
Reinke said. “It’s hard when you have such Bieber won the most improved skiier

a magni cent team. If either of (Lombardi award. A JV racer last season, Bieber raced

06’, 07’, 08’, 09’, 10’ 6:00-7:30PM | 02’, 03’, 04’, 05’ 7:30-9:00PM or Rosie Binette) were on another team, slalom after slalom at the varsity level this

they would be in their top-three.” year and contributed to several team wins

It was Spieler who captivated the to preserve the undefeated record.

audience with a rst place nish on the Purdy won the same award for the boys

MARCH 27TH, JOHN F. KENNEDY CATHOLIC HS slalom for the gold. Wolfe wasn’t far behind and had never raced before this season
54 ROUTE 138. SOMERS, NY 10589
at fth place, and Binette was right behind despite skiing for years and quali ed for

to place sixth. Sectionals.

Lomardi nished 17th and Binette came To explain all of the success this

44th in line. season, it all stems back to practice and

APRIL 23RD JOHN F. KENNEDY CATHOLIC HS On the giant slalom, Binette earned preparation.
54 ROUTE 138. SOMERS, NY 10589 silver and placed second to shake the “When we practice, we take it seriously,”
competition. Spieler followed at seventh Reinke said. “We’re there early and stay

place and Wolfe was 10th. late. Before the race course, we take our

Binette nished 19th and Lombardi was dry land conditioning very seriously. e

28th. girls take four days a week conditioning

As for the boys team, coached by Dan themselves starting before anksgiving

PRE-REGISTER AT Collea, it placed fourth at Sectionals. where we are running hills and doing

Devey was accompanied by a few more various strengthening drills. e girls

W W W. B I T. LY / T RY O U T S F O R M skiiers. Oskar Lombardi ( John Jay), Lucas are in top physical tness and then we
Eberhardt ( John Jay), and Zach Purdy concentrate on technique and ability.”

Thursday, March 7, 2019 LEISURE North Salem News – Page 21

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Appeals of the Town of North 3 o’clock.
Notice of Formation of Salem will hold a Public Hearing At such hearing all persons
NEATO HOLDINGS LLC. at the North Salem Town will have the opportunity to be Clifford
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on November 9, 2018. O ce North Salem, New York, on and related documents may Meet Dillion! Handsome, sweet
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EMERALD AWARD PLATINUM AWARD

PLATINUM AWARD

DONNA O’CONNELL LIN CRISPINELLI MARY WARD LUCILLE C. ETTERE
Associate Real Estate Broker Associate Real Estate Broker Real Estate Salesperson Associate Real Estate Broker

M 914.263.9108 M 914.261.6967 M 914.715.6422 M 914.879.5211

GOLD AWARD

C. J. NADLER MARTHA MARTI LOWENFELD LYNN CONWAY CAROL A. CIRIECO
Real Estate Salesperson Associate Real Estate Broker Associate Real Estate Broker Real Estate Salesperson

M 914.393.6481 M 914.420.1850 M 914.588.8241 M 914.262.3204

SILVER AWARD

TERESA CHANG GARY PARKER CHRISTINE MACDONALD HEATHER SARI MONACHELLI
Associate Real Estate Broker Associate Real Estate Broker Real Estate Salesperson Real Estate Salesperson

M 914.907.0881 M 914.414.4069 M 914.441.3512 M 914.439.2927

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