North Salem News 1.17.19

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Vol. 4 No. 42 Visit TapIntoNorthSalem.net for the latest news. Thursday, January 17, 2019

Saddled in for winter WESTCHESTER COUNTY

‘Low-level’ marijuana
offenses decriminalized

PHOTO COURTESY OF OUR FARM EQUINE RESCUE BY BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER
EDITOR
Emma tacks up Huck during the Winter Saddle Club at Our Farm Equine Rescue, a nonprofit based in
North Salem. e Westchester County District Attorney’s O ce said
it will no longer prosecute what it deems to be “low-level”
marijuana o enses.

Under this new policy, the possession of two ounces or less of
marijuana will no longer result in a criminal conviction.

Two laws will be a ected laws by this change, which took
e ect Jan. 14:

• Criminal Possession of Marijuana in the Fifth Degree
(Class B misdemeanor): A person convicted of this crime was
guilty of illegally possessing marijuana in a public place or
having more than 25 grams of marijuana on them (there are
about 28 grams to an ounce).

• Unlawful Possession of Marijuana (violation): A person in
violation of this law illegally possessed any amount of marijuana,
regardless of whether that person was in a public place.

e violation will no longer be prosecuted, the DA’s o ce
said.

e misdemeanor charge will only be prosecuted when a
person possesses marijuana that is either burning or viewable
in a public place, provided it is their lone o ense.

“ is will avoid the stigma of a criminal record for many
of our young people with long-lasting negative consequences
disproportionate to the minor nature of the o ense,” the DA’s
o ce said.

North Salem Police Chief omas Howley was unphased by
the news, saying the state police handle all drug arrests.

e o ce will continue to review the prosecution of other
“lower-level” marijuana o enses. Additional changes may be
announced.

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Thursday, January 17, 2019 North Salem News – Page 3

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Teen creates ‘Courage
Capes’ for hospitalized kids

BY JESSICA JAFET
CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Serving the community and

nding opportunities to help

others are pursuits that

Gabriella Posa’s entire family

have embraced as long as the

15-year old can remember.

Following in the

footsteps of her two

older brothers and older

sister, who all achieved

the highest awards in

Scouting, the North

Salem High School

sophomore is working

toward her own Gold

Award.

In Girl Scouts, this

prestigious recognition

requires a scout to choose

an issue, create a project and

complete a minimum of 80

hours of community service.

Posa decided to sew capes by hand

Gabriella shows to be worn by children who are
off all the
badges she’s facing health challenges.
earned “I’m calling them ‘courage capes’
in Girl Scouts.
and they are meant to help pediatric
patients at Northern Westchester
Hospital with their surgeries, with

what they have to experience,” she

said. “It gives them courage and joy and helps them

have a kind of security blanket to comfort them.”

e soft-spoken teen has been volunteering at Ruth

Keeler Memorial Library for a several years, leading

“craft hours” as well as participating in STEAMfest, an

annual event o ering free activities related to Science,

Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF JESSICA JAFET She attributes her stitching skills to her grandmother,
who taught her to both crochet and sew when she was
Courage Capes are meant to bring joy for kids facing health 8 years old, and has enjoyed the craft ever since. For
challenges. the capes, Gabriella and members of the community are

working on making 100 pieces, which are modeled after

those of Kids Capes of Courage, a national organization whose mission inspired her.

Her own versions—adorned with charming designs like SpongeBob Squarepants—will be donated locally; the

project not only helps teach sewing skills, but also brings people together at the library to contribute to the project.

“I’m teaching how to cut fabric and I’m assembling some of them, sewing the two pieces by machine—but I’m also

teaching how to sew by hand,” she said. “I made the pattern and I just cut them out of eece and cotton material on

the back. I line them and put on Velcro so they can close shut around the neck.”

In addition to her experience as a Girl Scout, having belonged to the same troop since kindergarten, Gabriella is a

member of the art club at high school, as well as the bowling team—and has earned a place in the National Honor

Society. Future plans include becoming either a high school math or English teacher, she believes.

Her father, James Posa, feels especially heart-warmed and proud of the project his daughter chose for

her Gold Award.

“I am a nurse at the hospital,” he said. “ e kids who come in there are anxious and this is something

that can help them to feel courage and get support from the people in the community.”

Gabriella agreed that doing this kind of outreach gives her a special feeling.

“I really like the reaction from people when I do my project, they really like it,” she said. “I hope that the

kids are going to be really happy; I think the capes will provide comfort and safety and a way to be calm.”

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Ruth Keeler Memorial Library is locat- History and Biography Book Club on time for kids of all ages.

ed at 276 Titicus Road. For more informa- February 24 at 3 p.m. for Walls: A History (Bilingual stories and songs on

tion on any of these events, call 914-669- of Civilization in Blood and Brick by Da- some Saturdays.)

5161 or visit keelerlibrary.org. vid Frye. Extra copies of these books are Writers workshop

Create a cool yarn hat in a single eve- available for checkout. No registration is is workshop is from 11 a.m. to

ning at this event for ages 12+ on Wednes- required and drop-ins are welcome. 12:30 p.m. and led by Maryanne

day, January 23, at 7 p.m. All materials A Creative Moment every ursday D’Amato the rst Wednesday of

will be provided. is event is free and no from 6 - 8 p.m., ages 10 to adult. Facili- the month. It is open to all writers

registration is required. Hosted by North tated by Jen Armbruster and Debbie Rizo. and aspiring writers who are invited

Salem teen Gabriella. Work on a creative, artistic project with to share their work or desire to write

Pete the Cat Party. Attend this party family or friends. e project may be your in a supportive atmosphere.

for ages 4+ in celebration of the Pete the own or an easy, self-directed project pro- Free Museum Passes

Cat book series for groovy crafts, snacks, vided by one of the library’s Art Boxes. North Salem is surrounded by

games, and more on Saturday, January 26, Plenty of supplies will be available from many world-class museums. You can

from 1-2 p.m. the Art Cart. Share your work with other visit some of these free of charge by

Nibble and Nosh 2019. Attend this creative individuals in a fun, supportive at- simply going to the library and check-

fun evening at Keeler Library of sam- mosphere. School-age children must come ing out passes to the museums. Just

pling International Cuisine representing with an adult. ask for the passes at the front desk.

traditional dishes from around the world, Story time and crafts You may call the library to reserve a

all made by local North Salem residents. Mondays pass for a particular week. Passes must

e admission fee is $20 per adult and $10 Stories and Songs – 10:30 a.m., for ba- be returned within seven days. Passes

per child; please RSVP by February 1. is bies from birth to 2-1/2. may not be returned to any other library,

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9, 7-9 p.m. Mother Goose for Babies – 10:30 a.m., to renew a pass for an additional week,

Casino Night on Saturday, February 23, for babies from birth to 2-1/2. provided no one else is waiting for it, by

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ROCK MARIJUANA

FROM PAGE 2 FROM PAGE 1

Skiing and Snowboarding “After a careful review of marijuana cases in
at Thunder Ridge, 50 under Westchester, as well as discussions with police,
Ridge Rd., Patterson community leaders and advocates, we have made the
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Page 6 – North Salem News Opinion Thursday, January 17, 2019

Happily
Ever
After

Year in review– Viva Italia!
2018 Part II
Flipping through the chan- READING, going when the crowds became
Already, really dumb MAN nels the other night, I WRITING & so overwhelming that I felt
things are happening in OVERBOARD ended up watching Lidia CHOCOLATE trapped inside a wall of hungry
2019, so I had better get RICK Bastianich making meatballs on humanity inching towards the
through covering 2018. Here MELÉN her Italian cooking show. Lidia’s KIM zeppoli vendor. A gelato or
are the rest of the news items homey recipes and thick Italian KOVACH cappuccino here or there was
from last year that you swore accent reminded me of the Ital- my only semblance of Italian
you didn’t have anything to do ian side of my family. school. e minute you opened food after that.
with, and no one believed you. the front door—wham!—the
When I was very young, pungent smells of cheese and ese days, my connection to
ELON MUSK LAUNCHES at the luggage carousel? And my parents drove us from our curing meats let you know that Italian food is when I eat a slice
TESLA INTO SPACE who’s to say that the peacock home in Queens to visit rela- this was not the supermarket of delicious garlic pizza at La
didn’t book the ight and bring tives in Brooklyn once or twice or the German deli down the Familia in Katonah or indulge
When I rst read this head- the human along for emotional a year. My mother’s paternal street. I remember gazing up in a few Perugina Baci choco-
line I assumed he launched support? It isn’t often you get grandfather and a host of at the salamis and sausages lates (dark chocolate covered
his Tesla into a parking space, to hear a conversation between Uncle Tonys and Aunt Marys hanging from the ceiling. e hazelnuts).
which seemed a bit of overkill, a large pheasant and a psycho- always greeted us warmly. e counters and shelves were
but Musk is kind of a nutty guy. logically fragile human, so let’s hallways of their four-story over owing with chunky breads, Imagine my delight upon
In fact, he launched the Tesla listen in: “Okay- I really don’t brick row house smelled of bottles of olive oil, antipasto stopping by Nico’s Italian
into outer space on top of a expect any more emotional freshly simmering tomato salads, trays of olives, and freshly Deli on Route 123 in South
SpaceX rocket that was headed support from a peacock than I sauce. Di erent family mem- made mozzarella balls. I liked Salem. Longtime Lewisboro
there anyway. Once out of the would get from a cold pizza, but bers lived in apartments on the tiny licorice candies that you residents, owners Linda and
Solar System, it was discov- at least with you I won’t have to each oor. A pigeon coop was scooped up out of a barrel. Lou Iacomini, along with Lou’s
ered that there are no charging up on the roof. brother, Anthony, o er Italian
stations for the car, so it will ght for the armrest. I just want We ate typical American specialties and Arthur Avenue
have to make an illegal U-turn you to be there for me, man.” My great-grandfather had food for dinner in my house— breads. All of the food is made
at some point. e vehicle “First of all, I’m female. And if I emigrated from Italy in 1900. steak, pork chops, hamburgers, on the premises, including
may eventually make it back don’t see a cup of co ee in front After working in construc- hotdogs, chicken, turkey, and the homemade tomato sauce.
to Earth, as soon as the GPS of me in 30 seconds I’m going tion for decades, a fall o of meatloaf. My mom was a good Italian combos, chicken cutlets
to make a noise that will make sca olding left him severely cook. Sometimes she made and eggplant parm are among
nishes recalculating a route your hair curl. And judging by injured. I remember a pleas- baked ziti or stu ed shells for the deli’s most popular sellers.
with no tolls. the look on your face, you don’t ant, smiling elderly man sitting Sunday dinner. A couple of “Everybody loves our chicken
look great with curly hair.” e up in bed. Aunt Mary spoke times a year, Mom made a fan- cutlets,” says Lou proudly.
WOMAN DENIED human and the bird were both to him in Italian. He always tastic lasagna lled with Italian “We’ve been feeding the com-
EMOTIONAL SUPPORT denied entry onto the plane. handed one dollar each to my sweet sausage, ricotta, moz- munity for 20 years.”
PEACOCK ON FLIGHT brother and me at the end of zarella cheese, and meat sauce.
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES our visit. We stopped making Stop into Nico’s Italian Deli
In January a woman board- APOLOGIZES TO GIRL the trek to see the Italian rela- at delicious lasagna took to pick up lunch or ask them
ing a United ight at Newark NAMED ABCDE AFTER GATE tives after my great-grandfather hours for Mom to make, yet to cater your next party. e
Airport tried to bring a peacock AGENT MADE FUN OF HER passed away. mere minutes for us to devour! Iacomini family will make you
along for emotional support, feel like you have Italian rela-
which ru ed some feathers I am a very sensitive person, My next Italian immersion e rst few years that I tives, too.
at the airline. Isn’t a peacock experience growing up was on lived in Manhattan after col-
a bird? Why doesn’t it just y SEE MELEN PAGE 10 Saturday afternoons. My broth- lege, I remember going down Kim Kovach enjoys writing about
there by itself and meet you er and I tagged along when my to Little Italy for the San food. She also likes to write about
dad drove to Mercurio’s, the Gennaro festival. I stopped gardening, interesting people and
Italian deli located a couple of unusual experiences. Learn more
blocks from our elementary at kimkovachwrites.com.

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Thursday, January 17, 2019 OPINION North Salem News – Page 7

e bene ts of card and board games e king of cling

Dear Dr. Linda, with cooking together is some- STRONG Not that I’m obses- LOST IN
We’re retired grandparents who how you’ll end up in the kitchen LEARNING sive or anything, but SUBURBIA
cleaning up all by yourself. And years ago when my
babysit for our grandchildren, 6, don’t forget about card and board DR. LINDA kids were little, I would carry TRACY
9 and 12 years old. We love them games. Concentration, Monopoly SILBERT entire kiddy wardrobes around BECKERMAN
to pieces, but on the original job and Scrabble are at the top of the with me so when my kids got
description, there wasn’t a list of list for most families. • Children learn how to dirty, I could strip them down goes against nature. It’s like
activities to do with them that strategize. For example, 7-year- on the spot and change their having a clean dog: It’s cosmi-
would keep the three occupied. In fact, besides being fun and old Sally learns skills such as clothes. Of course, this started cally unattainable.
Between homework, meals and inexpensive, playing card and watching to see which cards her to become pretty embarrass-
showers, most of the time is board games is one of the most brother discards so she can plan ing for the kids by the time However, even with my
taken, but not all of it. bene cial activities for child her next move. ey have oppor- they hit 20, so I stopped. lessening attention to clean-
development. Here’s why: tunities to learn to strategize, to liness, I still had a lot of
Vacations, now days and half- evaluate what they need to do to It also meant mounds more laundry to do. But for me, the
days, are really a challenge. Since • Children who play cards and win, and what they’re not doing laundry than was really neces- problem was not quantity.
our son and daughter-in-law board games with their families when they lose. In other words, sary. But really, what was a
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BECKERMAN “What’s the big deal,” said my something stuck inside the hood MELEN helped police capture a crimi-
husband. “Just get some of those of your sweatshirt.” nal that was on the lamb. e
FROM PAGE 9 dryer sheets.” FROM PAGE 6 bold bovines called for the
With an audible static charge, female thief to stop, but she
purposely shu ed across the car- I glared at him. “ ey don’t he peeled the o ending article and I would NEVER make hadn’t herd them because their
pet in his socks and then zapped work.” away from my hood and dangled fun of a person who was voice was a little horse. e
my nose. And no, it wasn’t the it out for all of us to see: named Abcde. Instead, I will cows lassoed the perpetra-
static that made the dog look like He shrugged and went back make fun of the letters them- tor and tied three of her legs
a canine Gordon Ramsay. to reading his magazine while A pair of women’s black thong selves, parading around at the together, and for once the cow
I folded the shocking pile of underwear. front of alphabet as if they was the hero instead of the
No, what I’m talking about is laundry. Sure, what did he care...I were something special. If goat. And if ewe don’t believe
the evil, fabric-softener-defying, was the one who had to run We all stood paralyzed for a those letters ever try to board me there is police videotape to
dryer-sheet-resisting, winter static interference all season. By moment with my underwear a ight that I am on without go with this.
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ER that causes all the clothes to drawer, they had been surgically and fore nger. e men looked airline is going to hear from WOMAN INJURED
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BoosterGIRLS HOOPS Club BaskeBtObYS HaOOllPS Tournament

Joan Fetterolf iAnutsrtainffiWc aldron
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PHOTOS: RICH
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North Salem Girls Falls in Finals to Tigers fall, 72-46, to Blind Brook

Croton-Harmon and Anna Eng BY RICH MONETTI in the paint for an 18-8 lead to close the
CONTRIBUTING WRITER quarter.
BY RICH MONETTI But Streany is never caught o guard
CONTRIBUTING WRITER when it comes to Eng. “She has great Showing some mettle, North Salem Unfortunately, the breakdown was
athleticism and creativity,” he said ap- took on Blind Brook Tuesday night more a symptom than a momentary
After defeating Rye Neck 48-33 preciatively . and had the Trojans on the ropes, Blind lapse in McCormack’s estimation. “We
in the rst round of the North Salem Brook Coach Mike Welsh recalls. But really didn’t come out with much energy
Athletic Booster Club Basketball Tour- Moments later, Eng stole the ball on Saturday, the nals of the North Sa- today,” said the senior big man.
nament, North Salem still had a good and gave Croton-Harmon a 16-15 lead, lem Athletic Booster Club Basketball
claim to the title by the third quarter but North Salem wasn’t ready to re- Tournament proved to be another story. McCormack made two foul shots
against Croton-Harmon. Leading 23- lent. Elisabeth Squire took a charge on On the wrong side of a 72-46 blowout, with 5 minutes remaining in the half
22, the Tigers were hit by a whirlwind Tamera Moore, and downcourt, Curran North Salem Coach Henry Sassone to get the lead under 10, but that was as
and a close game turned into a 56-39 found Marano in the corner for three. credited Blind Brook’s ball movement close as the Tigers’ sluggishness would
blowout and great shooting, but a Tiger team get them. Four consecutive turnovers
Once again, though, Eng made the stuck in its tracks is what really stood out late in the second didn’t help either and
“We did a good job on her in the lead short lived and went slight of hand for the losing coach. had the second period close with a 36-18
rst half and forced the ball out of her for a 20-18 lead. Showing ball fake on lead for the Trojans.
hands. But In the second half she re- the drive, the move was one of many “We weren’t moving our feet on de-
ally got into a rhythm,” said north salem that had Jane Fetterolf exasperated fense,” said Sassone. e North Salem disarray wasn’t a
coach Eric Buzzetto of Croton-Har- afterwards. “She’s very fast, and gets surprise for Blind Brook’s Coach Welsh,
mon’s Sophomore Guard Anna Eng. around the defense,” said the sopho- Blind Brook didn’t wait to take advan- though. “We made adjustments after
Steals abound and relentless drives more. tage either. Christopher Bucci and Ryan Tuesday,”Welsh said. “We did a nice job,
to the hoop would spell doom for the Aiello spotted up rst and consecutive especially on Kevin Ryan. He’s a really
Tigers. But North Salem did manage Even so, North Salem answered with threes got the Trojans out to a 6-2 lead. good player and only scored four points
an 10-8 rst quarter lead with Amanda a three by Squire, but Croton-Harmon after scoring 27 the other night.”
Marano and Grace Curran moving the went into the locker room with a 22- Quick hands by Aiello then set Zach-
ball and leading the break. 21 lead. Unfortunately, Curran’s drive ery Zimmerman up on the break, and North Salem did at least put up a last
Curran helped keep the lead into the through the paint at the start of the the lead ballooned to 11-2 as Bucci and gasp after Grodin hit a side jumper to
second with a running tear drop and third would be the Tigers last lead. Isaac Grodin played house on the back extend 43-21 Blind Brook’s lead to 43-
a layup on the outlet. e 15-12 lead door. But a baseline steal by North Sa- 21. O two steals and a couple of jump-
didn’t last, though, and a circus shot on After So a Tuman answered back lem’s Daniel McCormack led to a la- ers by Noberto, North Salem scored 10
Eng’s drive under the basket foretold with a running oater, Eng put her yup by the senior on the other end, and of the next 12 points and pulled within
the Tigers’ taming. foot down. A backcourt steal lead to Christian Noberto’s three kept the visi- 14 with 2:23 left in the third.
Caught up in the air with her back to an uncontested layup, and another de- tors in sight at 13-7.
the basket, Eng ipped the ball over her termined drive made easy pickings for But following a Blind Brook timeout,
head and got a kind bank o the glass. Nicole Bugliosi on the follow. North Salem lost the chance to get North Salem faltered. Ryan’s desperate
“If she didn’t make that shot, I was go- closer when Kevin Ryan couldn’t convert attempt to get to the rim went awry, and
ing to scream,” joked Croton-Harmon A crossover dribble got Eng on her a fast break layup, and the miscue soon Bucci took the gymnasium’s breath away
coach Joseph Streany. toes next, and North Salem was again had the Tigers seeing a double-digit as he spun through the paint for the la-
left on the heels of the little guard’s elu- de cit. Aiello nailed a three from the yup.
sive cuts to the glass. e 32-24 lead corner, and Bucci came open all alone
SEE BOYS HOOPS PAGE 13
SEE GIRLS HOOPS PAGE 12

Page 12 – North Salem News SPORTS Thursday, January 17, 2019

The varsity girls form a huddle.

GIRLS HOOPS she gave Croton-Harmon a 38- Elisabeth Squire
FROM PAGE 11
30 lead and then went back to

back on the coast to coast to start

reached ten with 3:38 left in the the fourth.

third, but Eng wasn’t the only But after North Salem’s last

one who could coast. gasp came on a Herlihy jump-

Curran went rim to rim on er to close to 40-32, Croton-

her own long drive, and Julia Harmon ran o 16 straight. Of

DeSanto’s jumper got the Tigers course, Eng lead the way with

within striking distance at 34- two steals and six quick points.

28. It looked as though the Ti- “She’s a rst class player,” said

gers would trail by only six after Coach Buzzetto.

three, but Joan Herlihy’s jumper On the other hand, Buzzetto

had Eng taking the long view wants his girls to keep this loss

again. in mind as their schedule doesn’t

Going the length of the court, relent.

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Kevin Ryan Daniel McCormack drives to the Hoop

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BOYS HOOPS next possession. Bucci drew in standing,” said Welsh. shoot, but our goal is always to and knows what it means if the
the defense on the penetration One aspect of the game never get a great shot not just a decent Tigers don’t buy into better
FROM PAGE 11 and Zimmerman obliged with shot,” said Welsh. teamwork on both ends.
the open three. “ e teamwork gets skimped on in practice or
Not waiting to exhale, the and ball movement were out- Blind Brook’s game plan. On home side, Coach Sas- “It’s going to be a struggle the
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