Yorktown News 04.12.18

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Yorktown resident wins big Trailway takes
on ‘Wheel of Fortune’ major step toward
completion
Gino Palmieri competes on show’s ‘College Week’

BY BRIAN Neighbors reiterate safety,
ooding concerns
MARSCHHAUSER
EDITOR

Typical college kids study to

get As, but Yorktown resident

Gino Palmieri spent a day in BY BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER grants from Hudson River Val-
EDITOR
February buying them. ley Greenway: a $7,500 grant

Having watched “Wheel of awarded to the town of Yorktown

Fortune” since he was a young- With the Town Board’s unani- and a $12,500 grant awarded to

ster, Palmieri was admittedly mous approval of a wetlands per- the Yorktown Trail Town Com-

nervous when he stepped onto mit last week, Yorktown has tak- mittee, a volunteer organization.

the set of the game show ear- en a major step toward creating Sharing the manual labor would

lier this year in Burbank, Calif. a new trail connection between be volunteers organized by the

A 20-year-old student at James Route 118 and Baldwin Road. Yorktown Trail Town Commit-

Madison University, Palmieri e town-sponsored trail, if tee and workers from the Yor-

auditioned and was selected for approved by the Planning Board, ktown Highway Department.

the game show’s annual “Col- would be built on town-owned Tegeder said the highway work-

lege Week,” which began Mon- property. It would begin on ers would do most of the “heavy

day, April 2. Route 118 opposite Downing lifting.”

Every “Wheel of Fortune” Drive and end on Baldwin Road, ough it has been described

episode begins with a “toss up” between White Birch Drive and as a “walking trail,” mountain

puzzle, where letters are slowly Lavoie Court. bikers would be allowed to use it,

revealed until one of the three e trail would be 0.4 miles said Jane Daniels, a member of

contestants buzzes in and at- PHOTO COURTESY OF CAROL KAELSON long and 8 feet wide with gravel the Yorktown Trail Town Com-

tempts to solve it. After several Gino Palmieri on “Wheel of Fortune” and dirt surfaces. ere would mittee.

letters were revealed, Palmieri be a boardwalk section and Daniels described this trail

knew his weeks of training had ieri said. “I loudly said, ‘Dean of Solving that rst puzzle, Palm- three wooden bridges, said John connection, dubbed the Mo-

paid o . Students,’ and heard the music ieri said,was a con dence booster. Tegeder, the town’s planning hansic Trailway, as the “miss-

“I hit my buzzer and [host] Pat go o in the studio signifying I SEE WHEEL PAGE 6 director. Materials for the trail SEE TRAILWAY PAGE 2
[Sajak] called my name,” Palm- had solved the puzzle.” would be purchased with two

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LEISURE 30 SpringFest.
OBITUARIES 16 pg 33
OPINION 10
SPORTS 26
TOWN GREEN 21























Thursday, April 12, 2018 Yorktown News – Page 13

There

nwheeneyoud them

Southeast Kitchen and Bath
awarded for excellence in
customer service

For its third straight year, Southeast they’re considering opening

Kitchen and Bath has received the another showroom location.

highest level for client satisfaction e business’s existing four

from Houzz.com, a platform for showrooms (located in

home remodeling and design aimed Mahopac,Brewster,Pawling,

at bringing homeowners and home NY and Bethel, CT) are one

professionals together. of the many factors that

e awards were given in the category distinguishes them from competitors.

of customer service and were based Each unique showroom o ers

on multiple customer reviews on the extensive samples of their work and

website, where the company received a products; from full-scale displays,

ve-star rating. cabinetry, counter tops, shower doors,

Anthony Palladino began Southeast tile, stone, hardware, plumbing xtures,

Kitchen & Bath LLC. In 1973. A third- paint and more.

generation builder, he followed in the “ e showrooms are for our

footsteps of his father and grandfather customers to come plan their kitchens

when he built his rst home in and bathrooms,” Nicholas explained.

Hawthorne, N.Y. at the age of 20. In their industry, the one-stop-

e Westchester native knew then shopping that they o er—having

that as his business grew, he wanted everything that a project could possibly

it to be family-run and based in the call for integrated and available under

community that it served. Both of those the roof—is rare and was practically

dreams, and those of the thousands of unheard of when Anthony started.

homeowners that have hired Southeast “I started one of the rst kitchen

Kitchen and Bath, have come true since places that had more than just cabinetry,”

then. he said. “ ere was no place to go look

Anthony now co-owns the business at anything before then. We had doors,

with his son, Nicholas, the second- cabinets, tiles, plumbing xtures— carpenters, painters, tile installers, kitchen or bath is usually about three to

youngest of his ve children. e everything.” masons and oor installers, to come in four weeks.”

addition of Anthony’s son-in-law, Not only are the materials o ered and make the client’s dream kitchen or Living in the communities they serve,

Christopher, the company’s lead under one roof, but all the related bathroom a reality. driving by their own work every day, and

designer, has secured the company’s services are provided in-house. “ ere are very few places that are living side-by-side to their clients, gives

position in the community as a true From the start of the project, a project one-stop shops like us.” Anthony said. them a sense of pride and responsibility,

family-owned-and-operated business. manager, o ce manager, and designers, “ ere’s very few contractors that have which is why they guarantee customer

Now, with the recent award and will set the stage for the specialists— showrooms like we have.” satisfaction.

thousands of projects under their belt, demolition team, electricians, plumbers, Having all those services integrated “Eighty- ve percent of our work

provides an obvious bene t to the comes from referral,” Anthony said.

clients. “When you hire Southeast Kitchen and

“If there’s a question on the job, Bath, we promise nothing but the best,

they just call our o ce—one number,” no job is complete until the customer is

Nicholas said. “People feel secure happy.”

without having to run their own job site. To learn more, call (845) 278-0070.

We take care of that.”

at personal, one-on-one attention

is available to clients from the beginning

to the end of a project. When a potential

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said. “And we’re onsite from start to Email: [email protected]
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Page 14 – Yorktown News OPINION Thursday, April 12, 2018

APAR from innate common sense, but “A FACE IN THE CROWD” as Rhodes’s in uence. chilling scenes in movie history,
from staring all day at television. Andy Gri th is best known
FROM PAGE 11 It’s as if he has a PhD in TV. His on-screen folksy persona after Rhodes thinks he is o
to older generations as Sher-
hapless protagonist of acclaimed Cleverly employing hor- i Andy Taylor in 1960s TV and popularity leads to his also the air at the end of his show,
1979 lm “Being ere,” which ticultural metaphors (like sitcom “ e Andy Gri th
earned him an Oscar nomina- “stimulate growth”) to com- Show,” based in ctional May- managing the campaign of a someone he has wronged gets
tion for best actor. e movie is ment on unrelated matters such berry, N.C. His young son, Opie,
based on a best-selling novel by as the economy, the novel and was played by Ronny Howard, presidential candidate. Rhodes’s revenge by purposely leaving
Polish writer Jerzy Kosinski. movie do not aim to poke fun who grew up to become Ron
at Chauncey. eir point is to Howard, one of the most proli c private life, meanwhile, is quite his microphone on without his
Sellers plays a simple gardener remind us that we hear and see
who has worked and lived his what aligns with the bias of our lmmakers of his generation. messy. He elopes with a teenager, knowledge.
whole life in a town house owned own narratives. In other words, In 1958, Gri th starred as a
by a wealthy man in Washington, we are willing to bend reality to backwoods Air Force private in even though he is engaged to his As he looks into the camera
D.C. e gardener’s real name is make sure it doesn’t clash with the hit lm comedy “No Time
Chance, Kosinski’s symbolic nod our insecure comfort level. for Sergeants.” It had been a manager, and is possibly already and tears into a tirade belittling
to the random events he encoun- Broadway play, and the movie’s
ters after his employer dies and At movie’s end, Chauncey is success furthered his career as married to yet a third woman. his TV fans as “idiots” and other
he is forced to nd his way in the viewed by Washington power well as that of his eventual TV
world. brokers as t for the presidency. sidekick, Don Knotts. Rhodes’s newly won fame and insults, the audience hears every
By saying as little as possible, Gri th’s big break, though,
Having never been properly and by being clueless about came in a much darker role than fortune begin to fall apart, how- word. His ardent followers are
socialized while living mostly in what people are saying to him, either of those characters. In 1957
isolation, Chance’s people skills Chauncey serves as the perfect dramatic movie “A Face in the ever, when his true colors become shocked to discover he is not
are virtually non-existent. at empty vessel into which the rich Crowd,” he portrays “Lonesome”
leads to his name being mis- and powerful pour their personal Rhodes, a charismatic drifter who known. Quite apart from the nice who they think he is.
taken as Chauncey Gardiner. agendas. In Chauncey, they see becomes a national TV sensation.
only what they want to see. He Part of his appeal is an unortho- guy he plays on TV, once o the If that’s not cynical enough for
“Being ere” is a social satire serves everyone’s purpose, even dox style that pokes fun at his
that invests Chauncey with a though, beyond gardening, he sponsors, which only seems to air, he’s as nasty as they come, a you, the nal scene of the movie
credible façade of erudition and serves no purpose competently. increase the sponsors’ sales, as well
intellect that he acquired not tin-plated phoney. leaves open the possibility that
from a formal education, or even
Rhodes’s nal comeuppance Rhodes’s public ultimately will

comes at his own hands—or forgive him, and that it’s con-

out of his own mouth, that is. ceivable, at some point, he will

In one of the most ironic and make a triumphant comeback.

MINOCVREE-DINIBOLFEFER MARTORANO So, when we learned that most of
the caravan consisted of Hondu-
Now is the perfect time to FROM PAGE 10 ran migrants who were intending
consider moving to The Country House to settle in Mexico, President
in Westchester Assisted Living. Our residents weeks ago, the president chided Trump did not relent, saying,
enjoy distinctive assisted living in elegantly congress for not nding a solution “Where you have thousands of
appointed, comfortable apartments, nestled in a to the law that seeks to protect people that decide to just walk
peaceful, beautifully landscaped country setting. children who were brought into our country, and we don’t
We offer restaurant-style dining with three to this county and have lived have any laws that can protect us.”
balanced and delicious home-cooked meals here productively and peace-
daily and healthy snacks. Our outstanding fully (DACA). It appears that his It is truly a sad state of a airs
compassionate and caring staff – available 24/7 momentary feeling of compassion for our county when our presi-
– is second to none. for the young would-be-citizens dent, instead of providing rational,
who came here as children was informed leadership, acts as an
outweighed by the temptation to accelerant to our worst fears. e
play on the fears of citizens that troubling nature of our situation
immigrants are criminals, vectors was highlighted by Robert S.
of disease and agents of terror. Nussbaum’s recently published
Lest we forget, Mr.Trump began assessment of Mr.Trump: “He
his seemingly quixotic quest for luxuriates in his boorishness,
the White House by falsely blam- somehow perceiving that chang-
ing Mexico for sending rapists and ing what came before him means
drug dealers to the United States. repudiating every shred of de-
cency, renouncing every ounce of
Even the conservative National compassion, rejecting every hint
Review has lamented the use of of morality…President Trump has
“sensationalistic” appeals when made us question the fundamental
there is a clear lack of evidence to belief of the greatness of the o ce
support those claims.Tragically, of the presidency. And beyond all
the voices of a few level-headed else, this we can never forgive.”
conservatives are being drowned
out by the hysteria of a narrative ank you, Mr. Nussbaum. I
that has no regard for the truth. couldn’t have said it better myself.

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Thursday, April 12, 2018 OPINION Yorktown News – Page 15

Tipping the scales TARIFFS
in my favor
FROM PAGE 10
As I was settling into bed one night, LOST IN worse, higher), I will tell him his scale is
I happened to catch my husband out of SUBURBIA also broken. And if I’m really desperate, putting our own U.S. news industry in
the corner of my eye. I will break his scale so no other patient jeopardy. While the big national and
TRACY has to su er the same outrage. regional papers may have less trouble
He was getting on the scale. BECKERMAN
“WHAT ARE YOU DOING?” I e next day I had to take the dog to nding the funds to keep their print
yelled at him. He jerked his head around getting on the scale. When I go to the the vet for his annual physical. When editions coming, we could see small
and looked at me with alarm. doctor, I go full-on Airport TSA Check- we got in the room, the doctor and his publishers lose footing, and those tiny
“What? I’m weighing myself.” point, removing my shoes, belt, jackets, assistant groaned as they lifted the dog local papers are some of the most vital
I jumped out of bed and yanked him jewelry and anything else that might onto the examination table. e table members of our news community.
o the scale. adversely a ect the number on the scale. also functioned as a scale and I glanced Under the right conditions, those
“You can’t do that now!” I said em- Conversely, my husband will get on the at the dog, who looked unconcerned, as papers can nd a way to maintain their
phatically. scale fully clothed, at any time of day, the numbers went higher and higher. footing, but if the newsprint industry
“Why not?” not even removing his shoes or belt, Eventually it stopped at a weight that can’t support them, those communities
“You have to weigh yourself rst thing and then step o seemingly unscathed, even made me look twice. will become news deserts, and that’s a
in the morning, after you go to the no matter what the number is. It was future none of us want.
bathroom, before you eat breakfast and dumbfounding. “Monty gained 10 pounds over the
when you’re completely naked,” I said. winter,” said the vet. “He needs to go on We may not be able to save the
“Everybody knows that.” When I weigh myself rst thing in a diet.” entire industry by keeping tari s o
“What happens if I don’t do that?” he the morning, I not only remove my our paper, but we can keep it thriv-
asked. pajamas, but my mouthguard, as well. “Maybe not,” I replied. ing while we re-position ourselves for
“You will weigh MORE!” I said and “What do you mean?” asked the doctor. the years to come. Having a ordable
shuddered. en I will step on the scale and if I “It’s late in the day and he needs a newsprint will help us do that.
I was stunned that my husband was so don’t like the number it shows me, I will grooming.”
oblivious to the scale rules. It is common move the scale around the room until I “What di erence does that make?” David Chavern serves as President
knowledge that you are at your light- get a number I like better. If I still don’t asked the doctor. & CEO of the News Media Alliance.
est rst thing in the morning and that like the number, I will tell everyone who “If we weigh him rst thing in the Chavern has built a career spanning
clothes and food can add micro-ounces. will listen that my scale is broken. If the morning and I take o his collar and 30 years in executive strategic and
is is why most women ask for the rst doctor’s o ce has the same number (or shave his coat, he’ll probably be just operational roles, and most recently
appointment when they go to the doc- right.” completed a decade-long tenure at the
tor’s o ce and insist on disrobing before United States Chamber of Commerce.
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day, March 30, surrounded by her and nephews. Army, Company E, 16th Infan-

loving family. A Mass of Christian Burial was try Regiment 1st Division and

Born on Feb. 3, 1955, in New o ered at St. Columba Church, saw battles and campaigns in

York City, she was the daughter Hopewell Junction. Normandy, Northern France and

of Alvie Jackson “Jack” Williams Please visit her Book of Mem- the Rhineland. He was awarded

and the late Dorothy (Boisenen) ories at mchoulfuneralhome.com. two Purple Hearts and a Bronze

Williams. She was employed as a Star. After the war, he worked 32

certi ed teachers’ assistant with years as an installer and repair-

the Yorktown Central School man for AT&T in Mt. Kisco. Bill

District at the Mildred E. Strang was an expert marksman and as a

Middle School until her retire- member of the Yorktown Sports-

ment in 2017. She was univer- men’s Club, he enjoyed hunting

sally loved and respected by both and shing.

her colleagues and her students. A memorial service will be

She was a parishioner of Sacred held at e Church of the Good

Heart Church in Putnam Lake. Shepherd, 39 Granite Springs

She enjoyed traveling to tropi- Road, at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, April

cal locations and was a big fan 14. Donations may be made to

of pleasure cruises. She enjoyed Disabled American Veterans, or

collecting “art glass” and Carni- Beth Sholom Village Rehabili-

val Glass. She especially enjoyed tation, 6401 Auburn Drive, Vir-

“classic rock” music as well as ginia Beach, VA 23464.
many of the more contemporary Michele Colabatistto
Donald D’Agostino
artists. She loved attending live William H. Anderson
concert events and among her

favorites were Celine Dion, Billy Donald D’Agostino, 80, of Yor-

Joel, Elton John and Jon Bon Jovi. William H. Anderson passed ktown Heights, died on March

She was a loving wife, a de- away Jan. 15, at home in Virgin- 31. He was born Aug. 10, 1937, to

voted, loving mother, a dedicated ia Beach. Born on Feb. 7, 1925, the late Anthony and Nellie (nee

and trusted friend and a compas- Bill was a graduate of Yorktown Tedone) D’Agostino in Hacken-

sionate human being. She truly High School and a life long resi- sack, N.J. He served proudly in

was a person who did not have dent of Yorktown Heights, and a the U.S. Navy from 1959-1963.

NewsApril042018_Layout 1 3/28/2018 4:51 PM Page 1 an enemy in the world. She shall parishioner of Good Shepherd He was a retired senior vice presi-

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al was held at St. Columbanus and had ve children: Tara, April, at Hawthorne Funeral Home.

Church. Interment followed at Jason, Kelly and Sara. He loved the Interment was private.

Rose Hill Memorial Park Cem- outdoors and his hobbies included Theresa Butler
etery. In lieu of owers, donations roller blading, biking, hiking and

to St. Columbanus Church or kayaking. He also enjoyed music,

EWTN (donationsEWTN.com) working with computers, politics eresa Butler, 84, of Shrub

would be appreciated. and studying the Bible. Oak, passed away on March 30.

Francis Michael He is preceded by his parents. She was born in the Bronx to
He also is survived by his rst wife, omas and Nora McKeon on

Martin Timko children, ancé Janet Azar, and 13 July 15, 1933. She is survived
grandchildren. He was a true be- by her daughters, Deborah Mc-

Francis Michael Martin Tim- liever in Jesus Christ and will be Gowan and Colleen Finnegan;

ko, fondly known as Tim Timko, sorely missed until the time when and four grandchildren, Dean

73, of Yorktown, passed away on he is met again in heaven. (Carolyn), Ryan, Christopher

March 15 in Mamaroneck. e family of Francis M. Tim- and Sean. She is also survived

He was born in Yonkers to Mary ko wishes to extend its sincere by many nieces, nephews, great

G.and Francis “Frank”J.Timko on gratitude to Janet Azar, who was nieces, great nephews, and great-

Aug.21,1944.He went to school in a faithful blessing to him during great nieces and nephews. She is

Yonkers, graduating from Charles his nal years. predeceased by her siblings, Ei-

E. Gorton (1962). He graduated A memorial was held at Bed- leen, Nora and omas.

from Adams State College (1967) ford Community Church. Family and friends honored her

and later obtained his master’s Alfred Mazzei life at Yorktown Funeral Home.
degree from City College (1972). A Mass of Christian Burial took

He obtained his doctorate from place at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

Fordham University (1991). After Alfred Mazzei, 53, of Yonkers Church. Interment followed at

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Thursday, April 12, 2018 Yorktown News – Page 25

John Jay tops Yorktown for first time since 2010

Huskers’ 26-game
winning streak vs.
Section 1 opponents ends

BY MIKE SABINI
CONTRIBUTING WRITER

It was better than any- Husker Brett Makar Yorktown’s Jamison Embury attacks
one could ask for as the carries across midfield. from behind the cage as John Jay’s
two best teams in Sec- Husker Richard
tion 1 boys lacrosse met Giannasca drives to the Isaiah Rust defends.
at John Jay High School net against the Indians.
on April 6 and went down Mike Broder
to the wire. sends a pass.

Trailing 7-6 with just 10 sec- PHOTOS: ROB
onds left, Yorktown’s Hunter Embury DIANTONIO
drove hard to the goal to attempt to tie the game but John Jay’s

or Adamec was there to shut him down.
e crucial stop sealed a 7-6 victory against Yorktown, the Indi-

ans’ rst win against the Huskers since April 3, 2010.
e victory ended John Jay’s 15-game losing streak to the Husk-

ers and also Yorktown’s 26-game winning streak against Section 1
opponents.

“To defeat a team that’s nationally ranked and that has been
beating us for eight straight years is an accomplishment,” Adamec
said. “We will see them again in May and they will be a di erent
team, so with this win o our back we can get back to business and
play our ball one by one this year.”

A goal with 1:17 left in the opening half by Yorktown’s Jamison
Embury (4G) cut the Indians’ halftime lead to 4-3.

“It’s de nitely big to score before halftime to
bring momentum through to the second half,” Em-
bury said. “Down by two and to score to bring it
within one always huge and gives us a better chance
to win the game come second half.”

Embury scored the rst two goals of the second
half, the second coming with 3:55 remaining in the
third quarter, to give Yorktown its rst lead, 5-4.

“I saw them playing a little bit of a zone so once
Shane Dahlke got the ball I crept up from X, caught
it and buried it low and away,” Embury said. “It felt
great to have the lead for rst time but we have to
capitalize on our opportunities and x up our mis-
takes.”

Charlie Horan tied it at 5-5 for John Jay (2-1)
with 1:40 remaining in the third quarter. Bryce Ford
then scored 1:52 into the nal quarter to give the
Indians back the lead at 6-5.

John Jay’s Jack Gorman, with 8:18 left and Yor-
ktown’s Hunter Embury, with 1:39 remaining, ex-
changed goals to nish the game’s scoring.

John Jay’s omas Beeby (1G, 1A), Dean Ford (1G), Sean No-
lan (1G) and Michael Minard (1G) and Yorktown’s Blake Borges
(1G), Dahlke (1A), Justin Comerford (1A) and Louis Ragusa (7
saves) also contributed to their team’s e orts.

“John Jay is a good team, very talented, and we are extremely
excited to hopefully meet them again in playo s,” Jamison Em-
bury said.

More important than the game, the spotlight was properly
shined on Conner Curran.

Curran is a seven-year old from Ridge eld, Conn., who’s ght-
ing Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. His parents, Chris and Jessica
Curran, are John Jay graduates who created the non-pro t Kind-
ness Over Muscular Dystrophy to help nd a cure for the disease.

KOMD helmet stickers and warm-up shirts were worn by both
teams.

Yorktown (4-2) also hosted and defeated Bridgewater Raritan
15-7 on April 3.

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Rebels win thriller over Mahopac

BY MIKE SABINI holding onto the ball for the nal

CONTRIBUTING WRITER 3:30 of the contest.

“Our team worked hard to get

Lakeland/Panas’ girls lacrosse open and remained calm through-

squad may be young but is lled out the last minutes,” Kness said.

with talent and on April 7 it “We used short and smart passes

showed that despite its youth, it to make sure we didn’t turn the

can handle pressure situations as ball over.”

well as anyone. Megan Mucci (2G), Raquel

e Rebels traveled to rival Ma- Nieves (2G), Jenna McCrudden

hopac and played the Indians in a (1G), Keirra Ettere (1A), Kelsey

thrilling back and forth contest, McCrudden (1A), Cara O’Shea

which was tied 4-4 at halftime. (1A) and Miranda Lopes (7 saves)

e squads continued to battle also played important roles.

each other tough in the second “It felt great to win after every-

half and with the score tied at 6-6, one worked hard throughout the

Rebel junior captain Emily Kness whole game,” Kness said. “It helps

came up clutch. to build our con dence for the rest

Kness (2G) scored the tie- of the season.”

breaking and what would be the Lakeland/Panas’ started its

eventual game-winning goal, lift- week by win at Ossining 18-5 on

ing the Rebels to a thrilling 7-6 April 3.

triumph. e Rebels jumped out to an

“ e last goal was scored on an 11-3 halftime lead against the

8-meter due to our defense transi- Pride and never looked back. Rebel goalie Miranda Lopes blocks the shot by
tioning the ball quickly up eld,” Igniting Lakeland/Panas to the Mahopac’s Sophia DeFrancesco while Raquel
Kness said. “I was able to get a road win was Jenna McCrudden, Nieves defends.

shooting space called and buried recorded four goals and ve as-

the ball in the back of the net. It sists, Kness (4G, 3A) and Kelsey land/Panas were Lopes and Isa-

was exciting and a great relief to McCrudden (4G, 1A). bella LeBlanc, who made three

score with such a close game.” Nieves (2G), Ettere (1G), saves and two saves, respectively.

e Rebels showed how much Mucci (1G), Kristen Kelly (1G), Lakeland/Panas (3-1) fell Gianna
they have matured in a relatively Katelyn Cerrato (1G) and O’Shea against visiting Putnam Valley 11- Scialdone
short time by remaining cool and (1A) also contributed. 10 on April 4.
calm in closing out the game by looks to
Doing the job in goal for Lake- Ettere and Kness led a well- clear.
balanced attack with two goals

April is National Facial and two assists each. PHOTOS:
Protection Month Jenna and Kelsey McCrud- DEENA BELL

den were not far behind, register-
ing two goals each with Mucci

and O’Shea also recording a goal

apiece. Lopes was solid in goal,

making 10 saves.

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Thursday, April 12, 2018 SPORTS Yorktown News – Page 27

VARSITY SPORTS ROUNDUP

Raiders surge past Rebels in Class A clash

BY MIKE SABINI and one assist. Goalie J.P. Walsh keeps his eyes
CONTRIBUTING WRITER Garti (2G), McKenna Du on a Scarsdale attackman.

It was a battle between two of (1G, 1A), Caroline Keenaghan PHOTO: VIC MCGEE
the best teams in Section 1 Class (2A), McDonnell (1G), Jesse
A boys lacrosse and in the rst Barer (1A) and Altimari (7
half, it sure looked like it when saves) also pitched in.
Lakeland/Panas hosted Scars-
dale on April 5. SOFTBALL: JOHN JAY EF
11, YORKTOWN 6
e Rebels and Raiders fought
back and forth with the visitors Yorktown’s softball squad got a
leading 8-7 at halftime. rare opportunity to play at a Di-
vision I eld when it competed
Scarsdale took control in the against another Section 1 Class
second half, scoring the rst four AA powerhouse John Jay-East
goals before hanging on for a Fishkill on April 7 at Fordham
12-9 victory. University in the Bronx.

Joe Janavey (4G) and Steve For six innings, it looked like it
Magarelli (3G) stood out in would be a night to remember as
leading the Rebels o ensively Yorktown led 6-4 going into the
with Regan Fallo (1G, 4A), Alex seventh inning.
Davoli (1G, 1A), Sean Laukaitis
(2A), Matt Makar (1A) and J.P. John Jay, however, rallied by
Walsh (7 saves) also contributing scoring seven runs in the top of
to the cause.
SEE ROUNDUP PAGE 28

BRONXVILLE 13, Yorktown Swim & Dive
LAKELAND/PANAS 12

Lakeland/Panas went on the
road in another high-pro le game
on April 7, falling to Bronxville
13-12, led by Janavey (3G, 2A),
Laukaitis (3G, 1A), Matt Hodges
(1G, 2A), Magarelli (2G), Davoli
(1G, 1A), Tom Nolan (1G) and
Walsh (1G, 6 saves).

SHENENDEHOWA 12,
LAKELAND/PANAS 6

e Rebels (1-3) began their
week with a 12-6 setback at Al-
bany-area power Shenendehowa
on April 3, paced by Davoli (2G),
Makar (2G), Laukaitis (1G, 1A),
Janavey (2A), Hodges (1G) and
Fallo (1A).

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ers went tooth and nail with it. against other town teams. This summer program is a great way for your child to prepare to swim at a high school varsity level,
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line Garti (1G) and Sophia Al- 9:30-10:30 (10 and under swimmers)
timari (12 saves) did the honors 3 or more children.
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FILE PHOTO

Courtney Cardea and Yorktown’s softball team fell
to John Jay-East Fishkill but rebounded with a win
over Ketcham.

Rebel Matt Lakeland/Panas’ Tom Briscoe
Hodges controls after winning a face-
controls. off against visiting Scarsdale.

PHOTOS: VIC MCGEE

ROUNDUP Angelique Serrano also was 2 for Gray (2 for 2, triple) led the of- ARLINGTON 7, e Hornets were led by Ava
4, with a walk and two runs scored. fense for the Huskers. LAKELAND 5 Knopf, who went 3 for 4, including
FROM PAGE 27 Teammate Samantha Riccardulli a triple and an RBI and Hannah
scored two runs while going 2 for 5. “We were dominant today be- Lakeland’s softball squad fell Matusiak, who was 2 for 3, with
the seventh to record a 11-6 victory cause of our patience in the bat- at Arlington 7-5 on April 6. e double and two RBI.
against the Huskers. YORKTOWN 8, ROY C. ters’ box,” Buck said. “All of us were game was a roller-coaster type of
KETCHAM 1 very selective in our pitches that we a contest with Arlington going up Krystal Badillo contributed a
Despite the loss,there were plen- swung at, and were quick to jump 4-0 in the second inning before double with Amber Lopez, Claire
ty of o ensive highlights for York- Yorktown (3-1) rebounded on anything that was in the zone.” Lakeland answered back with ve Fon, Stella Bale and Emily Mc-
town. One of the Huskers’ hitting with an 8-1 victory at Roy C. runs to take the lead in its half of Grath each recording a single for
standouts was Erin Gray,who went Ketcham on April 9. Serrano (2 Yorktown’s hitting attack was the third. the Hornets (0-2).
2 for 4 while driving in three runs. for 3, 2 walks, 2 runs), Buck (2 backed up by a stellar performance
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the plate, going 2 for 4, with both Cardea (2 for 4, triple, 2 RBI) and threw a complete game, allowing three runs in the fth inning to se- 10 while allowing just one walk in a
of her hits being doubles. no walks while striking out six. cure the victory. complete-game e ort.

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Thursday, April 12, 2018 SPORTS Yorktown News – Page 29

Mahopac guts out comeback win over Yorktown

BY DOMINICK DEPOLE later when Yorktown’s pitcher tossed a Weiner was brought in to PHOTOS: ROB DIANTONIO
CONTRIBUTING WRITER pick-o attempt into right eld. close the Huskers out, as
he notched the save in a Yorktown’s Anthony Fusco
Whenever local powers Mahopac and Brehm exploited his chance, cracking one-two-three frame. pitches against Mahopac at
Yorktown meet, it’s bound to be a tight an RBI single to pull Mahopac within one SUNY Purchase.
contest as the two squared o on a chilly run. “It’s early in the season,
we just have to trust our
ursday afternoon at SUNY Purchase. Simeone hushed Yorktown’s bats in stu ,” McDonnell said.
Staring into a three-run de cit in the the fourth inning. e Indians tied the “We know that we have
third inning, the Indians stayed the course game the same inning when Matt Weiner the tools to go all the way.
and found a 7-6 victory over the Huskers. knocked in Usewicz with a single. We expect to do that. We
“We were playing really well o en- just have to clean up defen-
sively,” Yorktown’s Tyler McDonnell said. Usewicz walked before taking second sively and nish games.”
“But there were some innings where we base on a wild pitch. He then proceeded
gave guys free bases whether it was walks to steal third in a game that Mahopac stole Tyler McDonnell
or when we just didn’t make routine plays.” a total of eight bases. heads for third base.
Mahopac trailed 1-0 in the bottom of
the second inning before senior out elder Knotted up at 4-4 entering the fth in-
Dylan Brehm led o with a walk and stole ning, the Huskers raged back facing junior
second. Joe Usewicz drove him home with Casey Tewey when Luan Biberaj yanked a
a single, but Yorktown piled on three more two-run double to plate McDonnell and
runs in the top of the third inning. Nick Farda.
McDonnell ripped a two-run triple be-
fore scoring when junior Anthony Fusco But Mahopac wasn’t going home with-
beat out a throw that pulled Mahopac’s out the ‘W,’since in the bottom of the fth
rst baseman Kyle Brandstetter too far o it managed to walk three times to load
the bag. the bases. Senior shortstop Tom Krasniqi
Answering again in the bottom half, came home o a wild pitch to cut it to 6-5.
the Indians watched senior center elder Simeone was thrown out while trying to
Steven Daly reach second base on an er- steal second before Caminitti scored on
ror hit to the out eld. Daly advanced to another wild pitch, as the score was tied
third base on a wild pitch. Starting pitcher again.
Anthony Simeone followed with an RBI
groundout to make the score 4-2. Brandstetter walked thereafter as ju-
Out elder Anthony Caminitti then nior Mike Musantry entered the game
walked and bolted to third base moments to pinch run. He did his job by stealing
second base before Usewicz delivered one
last blow with the go-ahead RBI single to
left eld.

Due to a 6 p.m. curfew at Purchase’s
eld, the game only lasted six innings.

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Page 32 – Yorktown News LEGAL NOTICES Thursday, April 12, 2018

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Brookside Elementary School, proposals may be obtained at NOTICE TO BIDDERS all proposals, and reserves the
Crompond Elementary School, the Office of the Town Clerk right to accept that proposal
NOTICE IS HEREBY Mohansic Elementary School at said Town Hall, as well as NOTICE IS HERE GIVEN which it deems most favorable
GIVEN pursuant to the and Mildred E. Strang Middle on the Town’s website, www. that sealed bids will be received to the interests of the Town of
provisions of Section 240 of Town School for the 2018-2019 yorktownny.org. by the Town Clerk of the Town of Yorktown.
Law and Section 283.301 of the school year. Yorktown, Westchester County,
Westchester County Code, that The proposer assumes the risk NY until 11:00 AM on Monday, If mailed, sealed proposals
I the undersigned, Receiver of Any parent/guardian with of any delay in the mail or in the April 30, 2018 at the Town Hall, must be addressed in care of the
Taxes of the Town of Yorktown, concerns may either call Thomas handling of mail by the employees 363 Underhill Avenue, Yorktown Town Clerk at the above address.
have received from the Supervisor S. Cole at (914) 243-8000 or of the Town of Yorktown. Heights, NY 10598 for the
of said Town, the warrant for the write to him at: Whether sent by mail or means T-Shirt and Uniform Bid. DIANA L. QUAST, RMC
collection of County, Town and of personal delivery, the proposer TOWN CLERK
Special District taxes for said Yorktown Central School assumes the responsibility for All completed proposals
Town of Yorktown for the year District having bids in on the day, time must be labeled “Bid: T-Shirts TOWN OF YORKTOWN
2018 and that I will attend daily, and place specified above. and Uniforms” and must be
Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays 2725 Crompond Road accompanied with an executed LLC FORMATION NOTICE
excepted from nine (9:00) o’clock Yorktown Heights NY 10598 The Town of Yorktown non-collusive bidding certificate.
A.M. until five (5:00) o’clock reserves the right to waive any 749 East 135 St LLC, Arts
P.M. at my office in the Town Thank You. informalities in the proposals, to Specifications may be obtained of Org. filed with Sec. of State
Hall, 363 Underhill Avenue, reject any or all proposals and at the office of the Town Clerk of NY (SSNY) 3/8/2018. Cty:
Yorktown Heights, NY, for the ZONING BOARD HEARING reserves the right to accept that at said Town Hall, Yorktown Westchester. SSNY desig. as
purpose of receiving payment of proposal which it deems most Heights, NY during regular agent upon whom process against
the aforementioned taxes April 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY favorable to the interests of the office hours or on the Town’s may be served & shall mail
to April 30, 2018. GIVEN that a public hearing Town of Yorktown. website, www.yorktownny.org process to 124-18 Metropolitan
will be held by the Zoning under “Bids and RFPs.” Ave., Kew Gardens, NY 11415.
NOTICE IS FURTHER Board ofAppeals of the Town of If mailed, sealed proposals General Purpose.
HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant Yorktown on Thursday, April must be addressed in care of The bidder assumes the
to the provisions of the statute 26, 2018 at 6:30 P.M. or as soon the Town Clerk at the above risk of any delay in the mail LLC FORMATION NOTICE
aforesaid and also Section thereafter as is practicable in address. or in the handling of mail by
283.221 of the Westchester the Town Board Room, Town the employees of the Town of Notice of Formation of
County Code that the collection Hall, 363 Underhill Avenue, DIANA L. QUAST, RMC Yorktown. Whether sent by mail Strategic Operating, Consulting,
of such taxes will begin on April Yorktown Heights, New York or means of personal delivery, the Advising & Management, LLC
1, 2018 and from such date until as follows: TOWN CLERK bidder assumes the responsibility (SOCAM). Arts. of Org. filed
the close of business on the 30th for having bids in on the day, with SSNY on 3/26/2018. Office
day of April 2018, such taxes will DAVIS TOWN OF YORKTOWN time, and place specified above. location: Westchester County.
be received without penalty or SSNY designated as agent of
collection fee, thereafter penalties Property Address: 90 NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Town Board reserves the LLC upon whom process may be
will be added as follows: Timberlane Ct. right to reject any or all bids and served. SSNY shall mail process
NOTICE IS HERE GIVEN to accept that bid which it deems to SOCAM, 3535 Crompond
If paid during the month of Section 17.06, Block 2, Lot 16 that sealed bids will be received most favorable to the interests of Road, Suite 2, Cortlandt Manor
May, two per centum must be This is an application for a by the Town Clerk of the Town of the Town of Yorktown. NY, 10567. Purpose: any lawful
added. Yorktown, Westchester County, act or activity.
renewal of a special use permit NY until 11:00 AM on Monday, If mailed, sealed proposals
If paid during the months of April 30, 2018 at the Town must be addressed in care of the LLC FORMATION NOTICE
June and July, five per centum for an accessory apartment. Hall, 363 Underhill Avenue, Town Clerk at the above address.
must be added. Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 Pappy Properties LLC, Arts
KIEDERER for contracting Transportation DIANA L. QUAST, RMC of Org. filed with Sec. of State
If paid during the months of Property Address: 362 Services for Camp Buses of NY (SSNY) 3/9/2018. Cty:
August and September, seven per for various programs in the TOWN CLERK Westchester. SSNY desig. as
centum must be added. Granite Springs Rd. Yorktown Parks and Recreation agent upon whom process against
Section 27.14, Block 3, Lot 4 Department. TOWN OF YORKTOWN may be served & shall mail
If paid during the months This is an application for a process to 26 Mountain Peak
of October, November and All completed proposals must PUBLIC NOTICE REQUEST Rd., Chappaqua, NY 10514.
December, ten per centum must proposed garage with a footprint be labeled “Bid: Transportation FOR PROPOSALS General Purpose.
be added. of 720 s.f., that when added with Services for Camp Buses” and
the existing barn, will have a must be accompanied with an NOTICE IS HERE GIVEN LLC FORMATION NOTICE
Or if paid thereafter and prior combined footprint greater than executed non-collusive bidding that sealed proposals will be
to the date of Sale as fixes by said 80% of the main dwelling. As per certificate. received by the Town Clerk, MJ Pastor Realty LLC, Arts
chapter, twelve per centum must section 300-14(D) of the Town Town of Yorktown, Westchester of Org. filed with Sec. of State
be added. Zoning Code. This property is Specifications may be obtained County, NY until 11:00 AM on of NY (SSNY) 2/22/2018.
located in a R1-20 zone. at the office of the Town Clerk April 30, 2018 at Town Hall, Cty: Westchester. SSNY desig.
These penalties are added on at said Town Hall, Yorktown 363 Underhill Avenue, Yorktown as agent upon whom process
each dollar or part of a dollar PUBLIC NOTICE REQUEST Heights, NY during regular Heights, NY 10598 for Lake against may be served & shall
due. The last day on which I will FOR PROPOSALS office hours or on the Town’s Mohegan Aquatic Pesticide mail process to Dean Nugent, 60
collect without penalty will be website, www.yorktownny.org Treatments. E. Hartsdale Ave., Hartsdale, NY
April 30, 2018. Town of Yorktown under “Bids and RFPs.” 10530. General Purpose.
Copies of the Request for
Dated at Yorktown Heights, Environmental Planning The bidder assumes the Proposal Documents will be LLC FORMATION NOTICE
N.Y., this 1st day of April 2018. risk of any delay in the mail available in the office of the Town
Services or in the handling of mail by Clerk located at said Town Hall 24 Emmalon, LLC, Arts of
Barbara A. Korsak the employees of the Town or on the Town’s website, www. Org. filed with Sec. of State
The Town of Yorktown of Yorktown. Whether sent yorktownny.org under “Bids and of NY (SSNY) 2/26/2018.
Receiver of Taxes by mail or means of personal RFPs.” All completed proposals Cty: Westchester. SSNY desig.
(“Town”) is seeking to obtain delivery, the bidder assumes the must be labeled “RFP: Lake as agent upon whom process
YORKTOWN CENTRAL responsibility for having bids Mohegan Aquatic Pesticide against may be served & shall
SCHOOL DISTRICT professional consulting services in on the day, time, and place Treatments” and must be mail process to 25 Heatherbloom
specified above. accompanied with an executed Rd., White Plains, NY 10605.
YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, NY from qualified planning firms non-collusive bidding certificate. General Purpose.
10598 LEGAL NOTICE The Town Board reserves the
to provide environmental right to reject any or all bids and The proposer assumes the risk LLC FORMATION NOTICE
TO: All Concerned Parents to accept that bid which it deems of any delay in the mail or in the
and Guardians planning services. The Town most favorable to the interests of handling of mail by the employees Jmmj Realty, LLC, Arts of
the Town of Yorktown. of the Town of Yorktown. Org. filed with Sec. of State of
RE: SCHOOL BREAKFAST desires that its governmental Whether sent by mail or means NY (SSNY) 12/19/2017. Cty:
PROGRAM If mailed, sealed proposals of personal delivery, the proposer Westchester. SSNY desig. as
responsibilities and decisions must be addressed in care of assumes the responsibility for agent upon whom process against
GRADES K-6 ONLY the Town Clerk at the above having bids in on the day, time,
2018-2019 SCHOOL YEAR surrounding land use are imbued address. and place specified above. SEE LEGALS PAGE 33
The Yorktown Central School
District is applying to the NYS with professional knowledge and DIANA L. QUAST, RMC The Town reserves the right
Education Department for an to waive any informalities in
EXEMPTION from offering advice of the highest order, so TOWN CLERK the proposals, to reject any or
the Breakfast Program at
that sustainability of the Town’s TOWN OF YORKTOWN

natural features, habitats, and

other sensitive environmental

areas is ensured.

All completed proposals must

be received in the Office of the

Town Clerk, 363 Underhill

Avenue, Yorktown Heights, NY

10598, no later than 11:00 a.m.

on Monday, April 23, 2018.

Specifications and standard

Thursday, April 12, 2018 BUSINESS & REAL ESTATE Yorktown News – Page 33

Hundreds attended the first-ever SpringFest.

There were several food vendors at the event, including Furci’s.

Chamber of Commerce kicks off spring

Residents enjoy food, reworks at inaugural SpringFest

e Yorktown Chamber of Commerce held its the organization’s New Year’s Eve Ball Drop. e PHOTOS: BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER
inaugural SpringFest from 2 to 9 p.m. March 24 at reworks show planned for that night instead took
the Yorktown rehouse eld. Yorktown native Nick DiBona, right, joined by Scott Herman, sold his
place Saturday, as Yorktown kicked o the spring Bona Bona Ice Cream all day.
Despite the brisk weather, residents were eager season.
to shake o those winter blues and enjoy live mu-
sic, beer and wine, food from local vendors, and “I want to thank all those responsible for its suc-
engage in a variety of fun activities. cess,” DiBartolo said. “Our sponsors, all the res-
taurants who o ered great food, our vendors, the
Chamber President Eric DiBartolo had been bands who provided di erent kinds of music, our
planning the inaugural SpringFest since October, silent auction donors, and, of course, the many Yor-
when rain dampened the celebration at the annual ktowners who came out to support us.”
Street Fair and Fall Festival for the second straight
year. Below-freezing temperatures also canceled DiBartolo said he looks forward to making the
SpringFest an annual event.

LEGALS as agent upon whom process LLC FORMATION NOTICE 2725 Crompond Road 2725 Crompond Road, Yorktown
FROM PAGE 32
against may be served & shall Lotus 22 LLC,Arts of Org. led Yorktown Heights, New York Heights, NY 10598, no later than

mail process to 2877 Lexington with Sec. of State of NY (SSNY) 10598 Tuesday, May 1st 2018 at 3:30

may be served & shall mail Ave, Mohegan Lake NY, 10547. 3/1/2018.Cty: Westchester.SSNY e Board of Education, PM local time. Any bids received

process to c/o e McCarthy General Purpose. desig. as agent upon whom process Yorktown Central School District after this deadline will be returned

Law Firm, PC, 37 N. Riverside LLC FORMATION NOTICE against may be served & shall mail hereby invites the submission unopened to the rm. All rms
Ave., Croton-On-Hudson, NY process to 810 Wolfs Ln., Pelham, of sealed bids for the Brookside must also sign and return the Bid

10520. General Purpose. 47 HC LLC, Arts of Org. led NY 10803. General Purpose. Elementary School Parking Lot, Certi cation, along with their

LLC FORMATION NOTICE with Sec. of State of NY (SSNY) LLC FORMATION NOTICE Yorktown Heights, New York. bid. e envelope shall be labeled
1/16/2018. Cty: Westchester. Bidding Documents for the “Brookside Elementary School

Saw Mill Auto Mall LLC, SSNY desig. as agent upon Notice of Formation of Tech proposed project will be on Parking Lot, Bid Opening May

Arts of Org. led with Sec. of whom process against may be by Mark, LLC. Art. Of Org. le and publicly exhibited at 1st 2018.”

State of NY (SSNY) 2/15/2018. served & shall mail process to led with SSNY on 02/16/2018. the Yorktown Central School e Board of Education

Cty: Westchester. SSNY desig. c/o Sal Attina, 909 Midland O ce Location: Westchester District Facilities Building reserves the right to waive, or

as agent upon whom process Ave., Ste. 3, Yonkers, NY 10704. County. SSNY designated as at 2729 Crompond Road, refuse to waive informalities on

against may be served & shall General Purpose. agent of the LLC upon whom Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 bidding as it determines to be

mail process to 1235-1245 LLC FORMATION NOTICE process against it may be served. on Tuesday, April 10th 2018 in the best interest of the School
Central Park Ave., Yonkers, NY SSNY shall mail process to: Tech at 11:00 AM. Copies of said District.

10704. General Purpose. Daring Pairings, LLC, Arts by Mark, LLC, 223 Northview Bidding Documents can be Bids opened and read shall

LLC FORMATION NOTICE of Org. led with Sec. of State Ct., Peekskill, NY 10566, Attn: obtained from Arris Contracting remain irrevocable for a period of
of NY (SSNY) 2/13/2018. Cty: Mark Grunenwald. Purpose: any Company, Inc., 189 Smith Street, forty- ve (45) days.

Notice of formation of NeoArt Westchester.SSNY desig.as agent lawful purpose. Poughkeepsie, NY 12601. Yvette Segal

LLC, Arts. Of Org. led with upon whom process against may LLC FORMATION NOTICE All proposals must be received District Clerk
SSNY on 2/28/2018. O ce be served & shall mail process to by the District Clerk at the Yorktown Central School District

location: Westchester County. 509 Route 22, North Salem, NY BJC Group, LLC, Arts of Org. Yorktown Central School District, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598

SSNY designated as agent of 10560. General Purpose. led with Sec. of State of NY

LLC upon whom process may be LLC FORMATION NOTICE (SSNY) 1/16/2018. Cty: West-
served. SSNY shall mail process chester. SSNY desig. as agent

to 330 Chestnut Ct, Yorktown Derosa Legacy LLC, Arts upon whom process against may

Heights, New York 10598. of Org. led with Sec. of State be served & shall mail process to

Purpose: Any lawful purpose. of NY (SSNY) 3/14/2018. 27 Seacord Rd., New Rochelle,

LLC FORMATION NOTICE Cty: Westchester. SSNY desig. NY 10804. General Purpose.
as agent upon whom process
ELITE 1 PROFESSIONAL against may be served & shall REQUEST FOR BIDS

SERVICES LLC, Arts of mail process to c/o Donna Brookside Elementary School

Org. led with Sec. of State Vought, 125 Lake St., Apt. 3-G Parking Lot

of NY (SSNY) 2/26/2018. North, White Plains, NY 10604. YORKTOWN CENTRAL

Cty: Westchester. SSNY desig. General Purpose. SCHOOL DISTRICT

Page 34 – Yorktown News BUSINESS & REAL ESTATE Thursday, April 12, 2018

Housing sales down
in region while
prices increase

Sales of residential housing during the rst Westchester rose 2.2
quarter of 2018 in the lower Hudson Valley percent to $613,250
market served by the Hudson Gateway Mul- from $600,000 in rst
tiple Listing Service, while still strong when quarter, 2017.
compared to the last several years, were at to
somewhat lower as compared to the rst quarter Rockland County
of 2017. experienced the largest
decrease in residential
Prices continued to strengthen in all four sales in the region with
counties in the region while the days on market a drop of 13.7 percent,
was down, a clear indication that the continu- the only double-digit
ing erosion in inventories is negatively a ecting change in the region.
sales activity while putting upward pressure on Median sale price of a
prices. Inventory of a single-family residence single-family residence
was down 7.3 percent in Westchester, 12 per- in Rockland rose 2.4
cent in Rockland, 21.5 percent in Putnam and percent to $435,000,
17.1 percent in Orange County as compared to the second highest me-
the rst quarter of 2017. dian price in the region.
In Orange County,
Putnam County, which is the least populous sales of a single-family
of the counties in the region, actually had an residence dropped a
overall increase of 7.2 percent in residential minuscule 0.5 percent
sales as well as the largest percentage increase while single family
in price (9.4%) for a single-family home. is home sale prices rose to
translates to a median price of $323,750 as a median of $240,000, a
compared to $296,000 for the rst quarter of 4.3 percent increase from the previous year. e
2017. median sale price of a single-family home in
Orange County at the end of the rst quarter of
Westchester County, the most populous 2009 was $310,000, which likely explains why
of the counties in the region, experienced an Orange County is now experiencing some of
overall drop of 2.3 percent in residential sales. the larger percentage gains in price.

is seemed to be more in keeping with activ- First quarter sales for the region were largely
ity in the region at large. Co-op sales in West- the result of transactions, which were negotiated
chester, however, continue to be resilient and, in the last quarter of 2017, a period of uncer-
in fact, increased by 1.1 percent for the quarter, tainty given that the Federal Tax Reform bill
while sales of a single family residential home
were 1,034, a decrease of 5.6 percent over the SEE HGAR PAGE 35

rst quarter of 2017. Nonetheless, the me-
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Death during a car lease can be HGAR attractive, unemployment low,
very expensive and economic development
FROM PAGE 34 activity high in the region, the
One would logically think for the transportation, storage selling it should be explained. prospects for another healthy
Having the lease agreement was actively being negoti- year for real estate sales in the
that if you die during the term and preparation of the vehicle ated in Congress with no region remain bright.
reviewed by an attorney and clear picture as to how the
of a car lease that the leasing for sale; and discussing all possible options bill would a ect real estate. is article was provided by
with the leasing company/ Hudson Gateway Association
company/manufacturer would (d) ere may be an assess- manufacturer to reduce the is uncertainty could be a of Realtors, Inc. (HGAR). e
early termination costs associ- contributing factor, along with Hudson Gateway Multiple
be happy with ment for the ated with the lease should be low inventory, to the at sales Listing Service, Inc. (HGMLS)
undertaken, especially if there is numbers in most of the region is a subsidiary of HGAR.
getting the car negative equity a su ciently lengthy and costly in the rst quarter. Another HGMLS’s principal service area
lease payments remaining. possible dark cloud on the ho- consists of Westchester, Putnam,
back with all GUEST between your rizon is an increasingly volatile Rockland and Orange Counties.
lease payments CORNER lease amount It is also important to insure stock market. However, with
due and ow- and the cur- that the insurance on the vehicle mortgage rates remaining
ing through ANTHONY J. rent value of is not terminated until the ve-
the month of ENEA the vehicle. hicle has been returned or a new
arrangement entered into for it.
death. One’s death
As one ages, perhaps leasing
Unfortu- during the a vehicle is no longer desirable,
as being 80 years old with a
nately, the term of a car car lease may be an expensive
option!
families of those who have died lease can be very expensive,
Anthony J. Enea, Esq. is a member
during the term of a car lease especially, if the lessee dies with of Enea, Scanlan, & Sirignano,
LLP, of White Plains and Somers.
have learned otherwise. assets in his or her name and Mr. Enea is the past chair of the
Elder Law Section of the New
Death during the term of the has an estate against which the York State Bar Association and is
the past president and a founding
lease agreement is deemed by leasing company can recover. member of the New York Chapter
of the National Academy of Elder
the leasing company to be an While this may be just one Law Attorneys (NAELA). He
is also a member of the Council
“early termination” of the lease. more valid reason for one to uti- of Advanced Practitioners of
NAELA. Mr. Enea is the current
e early termination of the lize a Revocable or Irrevocable president of the Westchester County
Bar Foundation. He can be reached
lease in most lease agreements Trust to hold one’s assets so as at 914-948-1500.

results in the following: to avoid the probate process

(a) All remaining payments of and having an estate available

the lease becoming immediately to creditors, there are still other

due and payable. us, if at death options that may be available to

there are still 2 years remaining the family of the decedent.

on the lease, the lease requires For example, the possibility of

payment of the remaining 2 transferring the lease to another

years from the decedent’s estate; family member, an individual

(b) Early termination fees buyer or a lease swap company

become due. ese fees gener- should be explored. Again, the

ally vary by leasing company lease agreement will dictate if

and auto manufacturer; any of these options are avail- WHY DO WE

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Yorktown Heights | $779,900 Yorktown Heights | $639,900 Yorktown Heights | $535,000
Antique Multi-Fam Colonial on lrge lot in heart of Spacious 4BR/3.5 BA Colonial in desirable Country Spacious 4BR Contemporary Ranch. 2 updtd BA,
town. Original wide board pine floors, floor to ceiling Side! Updated EIK, HWF, finished lower level, spa- HWF, gas FPL, vaulted ceiling, deck & patio. Walk out
windows, classic FDR. cious deck & level yard. basement. Desirable location.
Michael O’Connor C. 914-552-5143 Catherine Duff-Poritzky C. 914-960-5577 Kenneth Dobbins C. 914-924-2791

Yorktown Heights | $500,000 The Yorktown Heights | $499,000
Immaculate 4BR Ranch offers many updates. EIK w/ Spring Market 5 BR Cape w/ legal accessory apt. EIK, HWF, FPL,
granite, SGD to deck, patio, level yard & IG pool. CAC deck, fenced level yard. Walk to town. Near train,
& central vac. MBR w/WIC. is here! shops, school.
JoAnn Coogan C. 914-572-0177 Inventory is low Maureen Connolly C. 914-419-6251
Demand is high
Now is the Time

to Sell.

Yorktown Heights | $489,000 Yorktown Heights | $465,000 Cortlandt Manor | $425,000
Open floor plan in this 3BR/2BA Ranch. Vltd ceiling, Move right in! 3BR offers updtd EIK, updtd baths, Impressive 4BR Ranch. Updated EIK w/ SS, HWF, LR
exposed beams, EIK, HWF, SGD to deck, fncd yrd. HWF, deck, LR w/ FPL, tray ceiling and plenty of w/stone FPL, high ceilings, large deck & level prop-
Fin bsmnt w/ kit & bath. light. Mins to train & shops. erty. Mins to Taconic.

Clive Cronin C. 646-491-2665 Maureen Connolly C. 914-419-6251 Maureen Connolly C. 914-419-6251

Yorktown Heights | $399,000 Mohegan Lake | $390,000 Shrub Oak | $349,900
Beautiful 3BR Split. EIK w/ granite & SS. 2 Updtd 3BR Town house w/ bath & WIC in each BR! Updtd Carefree living! Luxury 1BR/2BA +den w/patio. Kit
baths, HWF, lrg fam room, CAC, SGD to deck. New kit, LR w/FPL, SGD to patio. Community clubhouse & w/ granite & SS. Enjoy concierge, indoor/outdoor
boiler. Near shops & school. pool. Also available for Rent. pools, fitness ctr, game room.

Douglas McGowan C. 914-629-9045 Rose Delagi C. 914-924-2820 Barbara Bodnar C. 914-649-2018

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