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Daniel’s on June thrives in North Salem
New cafe hits the ground running

BY WHIT ANDERSON ‘For me, it is about customer service. cafe’s space led him to thoughts
STAFF WRITER We have a friendly, knowledgeable of expansion.

Daniel Pereira is a man with a sta that can help everybody.’ “Unfortunately, a kitchen was
vision: one that formed decades not possible in the building I chose.
ago when he rst came to Ameri-
ca from Brazil. at always stuck in the back of
my mind: how can I feed people
with the food and avors I love?”

“I have been in the food busi- Daniel Pereira Hearing that he could rent
ness for the last 20 years,” he said. a 3,000 square foot space with

“I am a good eater, so I appreciate a full kitchen on 60 June Road,

good food.” Pereira thanks the commu- is is a town where everyone Pereira quickly went to work to

He rst spread his joy for qual- nity for welcoming him and is so supportive, so loving. I feel make the next phase of his dream

ity food in North Salem when he his business with open arms, the love every day. I am really a reality. PHOTO: CAROL REIF

opened his original cafe, e Mar- saying “I am really happy with thankful.” Daniel’s on June o cially Daniel Pereira makes it a goal to

ket at Union Hall, which he still this community. North Salem Despite the success of e share his vision of food with the
co-owns with Je ery Albanesi. is more than I ever thought. Market, the limitations of the SEE CAFE PAGE 5 community.

Route 121 to remain open after culvert project delays

BY CAROL REIF waiting for the utility company, in touch as soon as it gets “ rm e detour will also take folks IMAGE COURTESY OF NYS DOT
STAFF WRITER New York State Electric & Gas dates on the permanent road clo- back into Connecticut over Starr
(NYSE&G), to nish work on sure.” Ridge Road or Route 116. DOT contractors informed the
e start of a road culvert proj- some new poles. town on July 13 that they are
ect that was to shut down Route Once work starts, the road will Lucas has predicted that tra c waiting for NYSE&G to finish pole
121 in North Salem has been de- e DOT is replacing the be shut to tra c for three weeks. was “going to be a mess.” work before the culvert project
layed, according to Town Super- crumbling conduit that carries can begin.
visor Warren Lucas. a stream into Peach Lake just Work is expected to take about e stream ows into a stone-
north of Cottage Place at Pietsch four months to complete. lined canal that empties into the
ings were supposed to get Gardens Cooperative. 256-acre lake, on whose shores
underway on Peach Lake Road Most of the time, there will be are several housing cooperatives
following the July 4th holiday. e beams supporting the road one lane open and ag crews will and associations.
are rotting and the southbound direct drivers.
e state Department of lane’s pavement has a hole that’s Vails Grove, another lakeside
Transportation’s contractors, been covered with a metal plate. Detour signs, placed at a num- co-op, sits just north of Pietsch
Transit Construction Corp. of ber of intersections, will send lo- Gardens. Commuters from
Yonkers, informed the town Project engineer Fernando cal and commuter tra c north to Connecticut and New York on
on Wednesday, July 13, that it’s Batista promised the town that Route 6 and morning commuter Routes 84 and 684 frequently cut
Transit and the DOT would get tra c from I-84’s Exit 21 to Starr over the north-south artery.
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Wolf Conservation Center remembers Zephyr

Popular ambassador wolf dies at 11

BY GINO DE ANGELIS help spread awareness about wolves and red wolves. e pro- misconceptions around wolves “ e WCC’s three education
STAFF WRITER the conservation e orts of gray grams at the center are focused that are commonplace in public wolves reside on exhibit where
wolves as well as Mexican gray around dispelling the myths and opinion, Howell said. they help teach the public about
Zephyr the gray wolf was a wolves and their vital role in the
natural leader to his siblings at Executive Director Maggie environment,” the center’s mis-
the Wolf Conservation Center Howell said that guests sion statement says. “ rough
in South Salem. e 11-year- wolves, the WCC teaches the
old wolf, one of the ambassador characterized Zephyr like broader message of conservation,
wolves at the center who was a lion on Pride Rock from ecological balance, and personal
the focus of many educational responsibility for improved hu-
programs, died on July 2 due to the film “The Lion King.” man stewardship of our world.”
complications from myasthenia
gravis, an autoimmune disease ‘He wanted a better world for wildlife Howell wants the public and
that a ects the skeletal muscles. and especially for wolves.’ the world to know that Zephyr
was dedicated to this mission
“He was really kind of the glue Maggie Howell throughout his life.
that held the family unit in bal- Executive Director
ance,” said Executive Director “He wanted a better world
Maggie Howell. “And I would PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE WOLF CONSERVATION CENTER for wildlife and especially for
say that de nitely his siblings wolves,” she said. “And, you
looked up to him, and he was re- Zephyr the wolf was the leader of the ambassador wolves at the Wolf Conservation Center. know, as an educator he was re-
ally a benevolent leader.” ally good at helping people to
work hard to create that world.”
Zephyr was the oldest of three
wolf siblings at the center. He
was the self-appointed “leader”
among his family unit with sister
Alawa and brother Nikai.

“He took it very seriously,”
Howell said. “And he was a be-
nevolent leader.”

Gray wolves, also known as
timber wolves, are found across
the western United States as
well as the northernmost parts
of the northeast, including
northern New York. e spe-
cies was once abundant across
the country but was hunted
ruthlessly, according to the
National Wildlife Federation.

e center described Zephyr
as “the world’s favorite wolf ” due
to his popularity both among
guests and viewers of the 24/7
cameras in the wolves’ habitat.
Many guests felt a special kin-
ship with the wolf and would
talk about his habits, including
sitting on a rock that overlooked
his siblings, Howell said.

“ ey felt like they belonged
with him,” she said. “So when
they did leave the center, they
felt like they had a friend they
left behind.”

e sta at the center have
seen major outreach from the
public since announcing Zeph-
yr’s death, Howell said. ey
knew that they would be break-
ing hearts, but said the public
should know what happened to
the wolf that meant something
to people.

“We’re getting an outpour-
ing of messages of just how glad
they were they got to meet him
in person,” she said. “Messages
from all over the world, actually.”

e center’s mission is to

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Thursday, July 21, 2022 OPINION North Salem News – Page 9

Pre-K prep

For the second half of last I worked with Kim at home, set up and he had become teary.  e teachers that it wasn’t a good idea, and you still
winter, my 2-year-old grandson, play dates with other children her age tried to engage him in arts and crafts, went? Wow!”
Drew, was enrolled in a Pre-K and took advantage of any free reading but he continued to cry.
“I didn’t want him to be sad,” she
Preparatory class. Before that, my and art classes o ered at the library Kim texted me to ask if I thought she stated like a new mother.
should pick him up. I told her that this
daughter, Kim, had and our church. But, was normal behavior for a rst day and “I understand that, Kim, but there
that she should not pick him up early. I will be many times when he is going
called me to ask things are di erent assured her that he would be ne. to be sad. It’s important that he learns
that you and Seth will be there at the
whether or not I JUST today. By the time Seth also told Kim not to pick end of class and not every time he gets
thought he was too JO ANN today’s children enter him up early and then Kim called teary.”
young for the class. kindergarten, they are her mother-in-law to ask for her
JO ANN expected to have been advice. She also advised against getting Drew became teary one more time
“So this is a pre- FRANCELLA introduced to some Drew. after that rst day and Kim did not
school to prepare him pick him up early. Since that time,
I called Kim a few minutes later and Drew would run into the room, hang
for the actual pre- kind of structured assured her that we had all given her up his coat and begin playing with his
the correct advice. I told her to relax for new friends.
school he will attend learning. the next 30 minutes with a cup of tea.
It seems that both mother and son
to prepare him for Drew’s Pre-K Prep A half hour later she called to tell me have learned a valuable lesson in Pre-K
that she went to pick up Drew. Prep.
kindergarten?”  I clari ed. class was only one day a week for just
“You did?” I asked. “Your husband, [email protected]
“Yes. I think he might enjoy it,” she two hours, and it catered to children your mother-in-law and I told you

said. ages 2-3.  ere were three certi ed

I assured her that from my teachers and only four students. I knew

interactions with him, that he was that Drew would bene t from the

ready for it. I also assured her that she experience.

and her husband, Seth, were already Kim and Seth brought Drew in for

doing most of the things Drew would his rst day of class, and while Drew

be doing in class. Plus, I stated, he was exploring his new surroundings,

will be learning social skills with they slipped out of the room. Kim Fun Facts by Jo Ann

other children his age, and with only a later told me that it was a large

class of four, he will be getting lots of cheerful room with colorful storage

attention. bins lled with blocks and books,

Later, I thought to myself, so this there were small tables and chairs,

is how it is now. Of course, I went oor mats and lots of puzzles and “Redshirting” means to delay a child’s kindergarten entry by a year or
more. Those children scored only slightly higher in reading and math
directly into kindergarten. Kim also toys.
than their younger counterparts.
went straight into kindergarten. I knew About 45 minutes later, Kim

that there were special programs for her received a call from the teacher saying

at the time, but we simply could not that Drew had just realized that his

a ord them. parents were no longer in the room,

Ask a Gynecologic Oncologist

WHAT SHOULD I KNOW ABOUT GYNECOLOGIC CANCERS?

Gizelka David-West, MD

Northwell Health Cancer Institute
Northern Westchester Hospital, Phelps Hospital

What is important for women to know about gynecology and cancer? How does your use of robotics benefit patients undergoing gynecologic
cancer surgery?
When many people think of gynecology, they think of pap smears, but there is much
more to it than that. Gynecologic cancers can develop in a few different reproductive The da Vinci surgical system is a robotic, minimally invasive tool that allows for greater
organs: the uterus, cervix, ovaries, fallopian tubes, vagina, and vulva. It’s important precision and increased dexterity for me as the surgeon. Because of this, patients
for women to know that even after having children or experiencing menopause, they typically experience less pain, recover quicker, and may have lower risk of blood loss
should continue their annual visits and be aware of screening guidelines: pelvic exams and infection. While it is preferred over open surgery, the benefit depends on the type
annually after age 18, cytology-based pap smears every 3 years after age 21, or of cancer being treated. We primarily use it for endometrial cancer.
co-testing with cytology and human papillomavirus (HPV) tests every 5 years
between the ages of 30 to 65. What about the future of gynecologic oncology excites you?

Early detection is key to preventing many types of cancer. How does this The incorporation of maintenance therapy for our patients with advanced stage
apply specifically to gynecologic cancers? disease has dramatically changed the treatment landscape. In ovarian cancer, we are
seeing an improvement in survival thanks to available maintenance therapies, such as
The best screening method we have is the combination HPV test and pap test for VEGF and PARP inhibitors. And, earlier this year, the SIENDO study showed promising
cervical cancer that is proven to prevent disease. Uterine cancer screening is a results which may address the increasing mortality rate we are seeing in uterine cancer
clinical evaluation and assessment of the clinical history of patients with abnormal and provide more options for patients to prevent recurrence of disease. Additionally, in
uterine bleeding patterns. There is also much research being done in early detection cervical cancer, there have been great advancements in immunotherapy which gives us
methods for ovarian cancer. an opportunity to improve survival.

Should women have different gynecologic concerns at different ages in What is special about the oncology team at Northwell Health?
their life?
Northwell puts so much effort and emphasis on the multi-disciplinary approach to
Age plays a role in gynecologic cancers, but the role varies with each cancer type. cancer treatment. Oncologists and radiologists get together to review every case to
Cervical cancer is prevalent in younger women in their 40s, uterine cancer in ages 50 ensure patients are receiving the most up-to-date, leading-edge treatment options
and up, and ovarian cancer from ages 50 to 60. While guidelines state that women available. When you’re told you have cancer, not only do you need cancer treatment,
can stop cervical screening at age 65, it is important for women over 65 to know that you also need psychosocial and wellness support, as well as any necessary physical
they should continue screening, especially if they’re sexually active or have a history therapy support. Northwell offers all of this for our cancer patients. In addition, our
of HPV infection. patient navigators and care managers are great and really help patients through this
complex and difficult time in their lives.

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Roadie for a day 

The Pleasantville Music Festival Parking is the most strenuous part of the Stage Crew, but I’m basically a roadie. and I was already suspicious because it
was back in 2022 after a few day if you’re not on the crew. It’s easier And I’ll tell you, life on the road can get walked in instead of ew in. I gently
years in dormancy. It wasn’t if you just sell your house and move to pretty lonely. I was on the Parkway for but rmly escorted it back out. It’s the
20 minutes, and soon I started to get lost
dead, just living in a state of suspended Marble Avenue so that you can walk. in my thoughts. I was lost before I knew rst time I’ve ever had to explain to a
it, and for quite some time after. is bird that NOBODY is allowed in the
animation. Once it got woken up, it Once you get there though, you have all is my 4th year with the crew, and I’m equipment tent without a blue wristband. 
hoping that soon I’ll be entrusted with
was as good as new. the comforts of home, a ashlight, or someday even a walkie- I was done with my lunch so I
talkie. I’m not getting my hopes up, wandered over to the zero waste bins,
When the Festival especially if you bring a because I tend to be too much talkie and and the volunteers there can tell you
not enough walkie. exactly what is garbage and what is
comes to town I enjoy MAN comfortable chair from recyclable. I had a paper plate, a piece of
volunteering for the OVERBOARD home. I was chatting with the cops on one aluminum foil and a plastic knife and
Stage Crew, toting of those rare occasions when they didn’t fork. ey told me all that stu should go
e headliner this year ask to chat with me rst. ey said that in the recycling bin, and that my sneakers
the Festival usually goes pretty smoothly, should go in the garbage bin.
the bands’ gear on RICK was X Ambassadors, with the possible exception of one or two
and o , helping to set MELÉN and I was assisting with guys that become a little potted in the Next year I’ll have a retractable key
stu up and getting in their gear so that they Beer Garden. e police ran a bomb- chain and about 30 keys that I have no
sni ng dog through the Main Stage idea what they open, and I’ll be in a big
people’s way whenever could get in an early and the backstage area, and I was afraid hurry to open them, and I won’t have a
the dog would stop right in front of me, lot of time for chit-chat. So if you see me
necessary. sound check. Some having detected one of my jokes, two at at the Festival and you come up to say
the most. Okay three, but that’s my nal hello but I’m on the walkie-talkie with
It’s also my way have even called me the o er. one nger in my ear and the other ngers
giving you the “hold on I’ll be with you
of giving back to the community. I try “5th Ambassador.” Also in attendance I was in the shade keeping an eye on in a minute” sign, it means that there is
things at the the equipment tent next no one on the other end. 
to give back a little more than usual so were Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze fame, to the Main Stage. ings were going
pretty smoothly, but a small bird walked Join Rick and Trillium for the Katonah
that the community owes me one, and Paula Cole and many others. Crash Test in, brown with a gray-speckled breast. I Concert at Memorial Park, ursday, July
didn’t recognize it, didn’t identify itself, 21 at 6:30 p.m.! Look for Rickster Melen on
I don’t have to give back as much next Dummies lled in for 10,000 Maniacs, Facebook! Say hello at: [email protected]

time, but then the community gives me a who were a last-minute scratch. I heard

little extra and I have to give back to the that 7,000 of the maniacs fell ill, but

community again. It’s a merry-go-round roadies are notorious gossips. 

I can’t get o . One thing I love is that the folks who

e weather was perfect for the assemble the day put the music rst, and

Festival, a little hot but not humid, plenty the lineup is well-curated, with a song

of water around if you needed it, but for everyone, something old, something

none falling from the sky. My friends new, something borrowed and something

Matt and Anne were there as usual, blues. Aspiring hopefuls get a voice

volunteering on the hospitality crew, along with seasoned veterans, and local

and I thank them for their hospitality. talent is featured as well. My job is called

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You can contact us at 914-302-5830 or email [email protected]. It blows my mind that my precious she slip her fork under the pastry and
granddaughter, Kala, will be 31 in guide it to her plate. She did so and then
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and I marveled at the points.”

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be a “girls’ week,” doing fun things and then proceeded to the theater. She was

having time together. enthralled with the performers and their

One day, we went to Manhattan to feline-movements as they made their way

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• Only 1/4 mile from 684 exit 6. • Only 1 block from the Katonah Hotel. Kala had never been to New York and, of course, the junkyard set. During

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Page 18 – North Salem News Sports Thursday, July 21, 2022

Westchester U17 girls travel team to North
compete at US Youth Soccer Nationals Salem
Lions ready
e NY Patriots FC Under 17 Girls for 55th
Anniversary
soccer team won the United States and charity
golf outing
Youth Soccer (USYS) Regional Cham-
e North Salem Lions are ex-
pionship at Shawnee Sports Com- tending an invitation to the commu-
nity to join in their 55th Anniversary
plex/University of West Virginia on and annual charity golf outing on
Monday, August 29. e event will
Wednesday, June 28, earning the team be held at the Salem Golf Course.

a spot at the USYS National Cham- e main purpose for the event will
be to raise money for local families in
pionship tournament in Orlando, FL need and a pair of truly worthy or-
ganizations. Proceeds will bene t the
this month. New Dawn Resource Center, which
provides programs and services for
Local Somers/Yorktown teammates victims of domestic abuse, sexual as-
sault, elder abuse, and human traf-
and Division I university recruits, se-
cking in northern Westchester, and
nior defender Olivia Lucas (a 4-year Cooley’s Anemia Foundation, which
advances the treatment, cure, patient
Yorktown High School varsity player) services and education for the life-
threatening genetic blood disorder.
and junior mid elder, Annie Maguire
Registration per player is $300,
(a 3-year Somers High School Varsity which will include a 4-person best
ball, continental breakfast, great bar-
and All-League/All-Section player) becue lunch and amazing bu et din-
ner. Awards, ra e prizes and a silent
may be “cross-town rivals,” but are auction take place during dinner.

close teammates and impact players ose who wish to attend but not
play golf are invited to register for
and starters for the NY Patriots FC dinner only.

club, coached by former Division 1 To register to play and/or be a
sponsor, make a donation or obtain
All-American and Fordham Univer- additional information, visit http://
www.northsalemlionsgolfouting.
sity Men’s Soccer coach Phil Bannister. com/  or contact Bob Loeb at 914-
760-5675.
e girls competed in the 2022 US
All are welcome to come together
Youth Soccer Eastern Regional Cham- as a community and have fun, while
supporting the Lions’ “We Serve”
pionships from June 24 - 30 in Charles- mission and helping important char-
ities.
ton and Barboursville, WV, winning all
Article provided by North Salem Lions. 
ve regional games in six days. With

a clean sweep, the team earned a spot

to compete at US Youth Nationals

competition held at the ESPN Wide The team will now compete at the
World of Sports Complex at Walt Dis- ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex
ney World Resort from July 19 - 24. at Walt Disney World Resort.

e core group of Westchester/Ri-

vertown area student-athletes have

been playing together for as long as

they were old enough to kick a ball.

However, the team’s talent has grown

from a small town recreational team

( e Rivertown Bulldogs) to a team

that not only competes at the National

level, but also attends various college

showcase tournaments where players

have gained the attention and inter-

est from top collegiate programs and

scouts nationwide. While the team’s

core has managed to stay together for

many years, it continues to build, add- The NY Patriots FC won the United States Youth
ing and attracting additional top lo- Soccer Regional Championship on June 28.

cal talent in recent years – the team is

considered somewhat of an anomaly in

youth soccer’s competitive world.

Each of the girls have played for

their respective Westchester high

school varsity teams since their fresh-

man year, earning various league and

conference honors, many of them now

senior captains. As student-athletes

they’ve successfully managed and bal-

anced rigorous academic workloads

with their team travel, training and

competition commitments throughout

this past year.

e NY Patriots FC head to Or-

lando, FL, to compete in the USYS

National Championships from July 19 PHOTOS COURTESY OF NY
PATRIOTS FC/WESTCHESTER
- 24.

For more information, visit www. The squad may come from rival high schools, Yorktown's Olivia Lucas and Annie Maguire
usyouthsoccer.org/ but athletes have found success together on the of Somers celebrate after winning the
field. championship.

Thursday, July 21, 2022 LEISURE North Salem News – Page 19

CLUES ACROSS 30. Circulation problem (abbr.) 55. The immaterial part of a Lauren For puzzle solutions, please see
1. Eurasian shrubs 31. Brother or sister person 15. Occupies theparamountrehab.com
7. Strikes and rebounds 33. A famous “Squad” 56. Anoint 18. Small island (British)
13. Group of advisers 34. Stage actor Anthony 58. Golf score 21. Misuse of the sacred
14. Modern necessity 36. Violent seizure of property 59. Supernatural 24. Covers with a thin sheet
16. Top lawyer in the land 38. Saclike cavities 60. Northwest Territories 26. Most valuable player
17. Philadelphia university 40. Sound units 61. Can be made suitable 27. Title of respect
19. Of I 41. Counts on 64. A professor’s helper 30. Investigated discreetly
20. Functions as a laser 43. Dad 65. Having a toothlike edge 32. Belonging to the bottom
22. Basketball phenomenon 44. Woman (French) 67. Got atop a horse layer
Jeremy 45. A digital tape recording 69. Judged 35. Black tropical American
23. Famed island of sound 70. Static balance between cuckoo
25. Parent-teacher groups 47. Polish Baltic peninsula opposing forces 37. Music genre
26. Distributes 48. Recipe measurement 38. Indicates one is in
28. Self-immolation by fire 51. Requests out of dire need CLUES DOWN mourning
ritual 53. Precious stone weight 1. Flowing 39. Secured forever
29. Ad __ unit 2. Computer department 42. Bodily cavity
3. Lasts 43. A dog is one
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Samsonyan are two 47. Annoy persistently
5. __ de sac 49. Large hotel rooms
6. Merchant 50. Beg
7. Hosts film festival 52. Docket
8. State of agitation 54. Subway dwelling rodent
of fuss 55. Sources
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10. Opaque gems 59. Spanish city
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in classical Western 66. Midway between north
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‘Metamorphosis Now’ at Katonah’s CB Gallery

CB Gallery in Katonah is Without a lot of creative out- artwork process, Rodriguez said, PHOTOS COURTESY actually agreed to come to Kato-
pleased to announce its next lets to explore and the moniker “Without a doubt, gra ti in u- OF CB GALLERY nah—what an honor!”
exhibition, “Metamorphosis “Sexer” bestowed upon him by enced and inspires me as it gives
Now,” by Bronxville artist James Hight School of Art & Design my work an urban art avor, ber clearly in 1980’s NYC the For more information about
“Sexer” Rodriguez. e exhibit classmates because of his good which morphed from trains to “Sexer” tag all over the subways “Metamorphosis Now” contact
will feature original paintings looks, the gra ti portion of murals to canvas.” and thinking ‘Wow’, this guy is CB Gallery at 917-520- 3234 or
by Rodriguez exploring color his career was launched. After proli c, never dreaming I would visit CB Gallery on Facebook and
and transformation and will run continuing his studies at e “James ‘Sexer’ Rodriguez’s meet him years later” Instagram @cbartgallery. Walk-
from July 20 to August 20, 2022 Fashion Institute of Technology work is brilliant,” said CB Gal- in gallery hours are Wednesday
with an Artists reception on Sat- and Parsons School of Design, lery owner and director, Chris- In describing Rodriguez’s through Saturday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
urday, July 23rd from 5-8pm to Rodriguez became a graphic topher Brescia. “I’ve always work, Brescia said, “ is body of or by appointment.
coincide with the Katonah Art designer. Describing his current loved gra ti art and “Sexer” work is colorful and charming
Walk. is a legend in NYC. I remem- and all around fantastic, and I’m
completely oored that the guy
With roots in gra ti art, whose work I saw all over the
“Metamorphosis Now” is a col- city during my formative years
lection of colorful and surreal
imagery from the mind of James
“Sexer” Rodriguez. Growing up
impoverished in the Bronx, it
was Rodriguez’s grandfather,
Gregory Marquez, who steered
him toward a creative life.

“He recognized my talent early
enough to buy me my rst drafting
table and entered me into a con-
test to have kids’artwork displayed
in Gimbels Department Store in
Manhattan,” Rodriguez said. “But
it wasn’t until 1978 when I started
noticing local neighborhood graf-

ti artists in the Bronx like Ban 2,
Crash, Mitch 77, Lee Quinonez,
and Dondi White that I knew
I wanted to be a part of the art
world.”

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2022 2nd quarter real estate sales report

While the perfect storm of In Putnam County single- sales ahead 19.7% over the sec- to servicing more than 46,000 formed in 2018, following the
merger of the Hudson Gateway
low inventory, rising interest family home sales of 243 were ond quarter of 2021. e median real estate professionals that Multiple Listing Service and the
Multiple Listing Service of Long
rates and persistent in ation down 19.8% compared to the sales price of $617,500 was 9.3% serve Manhattan, Westchester, Island. For more information
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have certainly had their impact, second quarter of 2021, but ahead of last year. Putnam, Rockland, Orange, onekeymlsny.com.

the lower Hudson River Valley when compared to 2019, the ere will continue to be Sullivan, Nassau, Su olk,

and greater New York City Sub- number of sales were identi- challenges in comparing sales Queens, Brooklyn, and the

urban real estate markets have cal. e median sales price of numbers to the pandemic year Bronx. OneKey® MLS was

continued to show remarkable $480,000 was 8.6% higher than of 2020, when the market came

resiliency in the second quarter the second quarter of 2021. to a grinding halt in the second

of 2022. Rockland County experienced quarter, and the post pandemic

And while the market has, in a steeper dip, with single fam- market of 2021, when pent up

some instances, slowed com- ily home sales down 22.8% demand drastically sped up typi-

pared to the over-heated market and condo sales down 31.3%, cal buying cycles.

conditions of 2021, comparisons however, when continuing the In conclusion, one has to be-

to the pre-pandemic market of comparison to the second quar- lieve that the signi cant head

2019 show very stable condi- ter of 2019, the 2022 quarter winds of a declining stock mar-

tions. Median sales numbers in numbers are slightly ahead. e ket, rising in ation, rising in-

the entire area continued to rise single-family median sales price terest rates, and the threat of a

in the second quarter, still fueled of $645,000 for the second quar- recession will continue to take

by low inventory. ter of 2022 in Rockland County their toll on the housing market.

In Westchester County sec- was 17.3% higher than 2021. However, continued strong buy-

ond quarter single-family home In Orange County the second er demand, low inventory, and

sales of 1,583 declined 14.2% quarter single-family home sales a strong labor market appear to

compared to the second quarter number of 846 was down 12.3% be mitigating factors. Also, there

of 2021. However, when com- over the 2021 second quarter, have not been any signi cant

pared to the second quarter of and the condo sales number of price corrections given the cur-

2019, single-family home sales 119 was o 4.9%. e single- rent economic headwinds. De-

in Westchester were up 5.5 family home median sales price pending upon the length and

percent. Condo sales in West- was up 15.3% at $415,000 and depth of a recession (if there is

chester for the second quarter the median condo sales price of one), the lower Hudson River

of 2022 were ahead of 2021 by $275,000 for the second quar- Valley and greater New York

4.7 percent and co-op sales were ter was a 25% increase over the City Suburban real estate mar-

even more robust, coming in 2021 second quarter. In Sullivan kets should continue to dem-

14.8% higher than the 2021 sec- County the single-family sales onstrate stability going forward

ond quarter numbers. e sin- number of 273 was o 19% over into 2022. So far, the housing

gle-family median sale price of the previous year but was up market appears to be rising

$885,000 posted a 6% increase more than 25% percent when above the perfect storm.

over last year, the condo me- compared to the second quarter

dian sale price of $450,000 was of 2019. is press release was provided by

11.1% higher than 2021, and Focusing closer to the city, HGAR. Data was provided by

the co-op median sale price of the Bronx market continued to OneKey® MLS, one of the largest

$203,000 was 6.8% higher than impress in the second quarter of REALTOR® subscriber-based

the previous year. 2022, with single-family home MLS’s in the country, dedicated

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