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For the love of the Mouse

North Salem man shares his passion for Disney World

BY JESSICA JAFET All the while, Vosburgh continued to regularly visit and
CONTRIBUTING WRITER research Disney attractions (mainly at Disney World in

Florida) and advised a growing number of people on the

Visiting Walt Disney World,“the most magical place on most e cient way to plan their trips.

Earth,” is how Rich Vosburgh has always connected with Itineraries are made based on his knowledge of the parks,

his inner child. along with a scienti c method that uses software to opti-

e North Salem resident turned his lifelong passion mize and organize the experience.Vosburgh credits Disney

into a consulting business where he creates customized experts behind the “Uno cial Guide Book to Walt Disney

touring plans to help his clients make the most of their World,” by Bob Sehlinger and Len Testa, who, a few years

trips to the iconic theme parks and resorts. back, took the art of planning a Disney itinerary to a new PHOTO COURTESY OF RICH VOSBURGH
Born and raised in nearby Connecticut, Vosburgh recalls level by implementing this software.
Vosburgh hangs out with Mickey after completing a
being enchanted with all things Disney from early on. “ e plans at the back of the book are based on comput- half marathon in Disney World.
“I’ve been kind of xated on Disney since I was I child er models, not observation.”Vosburgh said. “I can custom-

when I rst saw Walt Disney on TV talking about Disney- ize plans and the software will tell me wait times,durations, achievement in 2007, calling him the “Line King.”

land,”he said.“I remember a teacher asked us to write down how long it should take to walk [between attractions].” ough he does not recommend his clients attempt

our life goals and some kids wrote that they wanted to be- A challenge that was presented in the book had piqued such an extreme undertaking, the Disney travel consultant

come president; I wrote that I wanted to go to Disneyland.” his own interest back in 2003: to experience every ride, at- and guidebook contributor will create an ideal travel plan

He spent his adult career working in information tech- traction and show in one day—something the computer and tailor it—from an hours-long visit to a multiple-week

nology at companies like PepsiCo, YUM Brands and Dell, deemed possible. Vosburgh couldn’t resist the challenge trip to the parks. It will include among other things, ideal

with stints in Kentucky and Texas. When work eventually and actually completed an exhilarating 10-hour,40-minute hotels and attractions, average wait times for rides, dining

brought him, his wife and his son back to the Northeast, day, which became a record. SEE DISNEY PAGE 3
the horse-loving family decided to settle in North Salem. Newspapers around the country wrote about the

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DISNEY

FROM PAGE 2

reservations, shows, and of course, some down- Rich Vosburgh at his home away PHOTOS COURTESY OF RICH VOSBURGH
time. from home, Disney World.
The Dallas Morning News covered Vosburgh’s record-breaking trip.
“I point out that it generally takes two days school, or if I’m sitting in a restaurant having
to see each of the parks and if it is a once-in-a- lunch with somebody, there is always a part
lifetime trip, I would say wait until the kids are 6 of me that is thinking of a current plan I am
years old at least and wait until they are at least working on, and how can I make it a little bit
44 inches tall,”Vosburgh said. “ e other advice better.”
is that for at least part of your trip, plan on doing
some very early days—start planning early, get Rich Vosburgh can be reached at
to the park early.” [email protected]

He added that although the software tool
is available to anyone (for a subscription fee),
his services can provide relief to overwhelmed
vacation-planners—given that he has visited
Disney World hundreds of times and diligent-
ly keeps up with all that is new there.

“Just like anybody can open Excel and do
their taxes, anybody can buy this software and
plan their own Disney trip; but what I bring is
30 years of expertise doing this and I customize
for every single person,” he said.

Consulting fees are charged either hourly or
by a at rate, depending on the trip length, he
said.

Sharing his knowledge of how to maximize
one’s vacation time at Disney is something
Vosburgh thinks about often.

“Virtually any moment of any given day, a
chunk of my brain is in Disney World,” he
said. “If I’m driving to pick up my son from

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Dine together PHOTO: TABITHA PEARSON MARSHALL

Town of Carmel hosts senior citizen drop-in meetings in Mahopac every Wednesday
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Mahopac Firehouse, Route 6, Mahopac. The meeting
is availble to all 60 and older in Carmel, Mahopac and Mahopac Falls. Seniors
gather for arts and crafts, bingo, socializing and occasional guest speakers. For
more information, call 845-628-7888.

Many communities o er options Katonah reservations to have lunch in Somers by
for those who want to enjoy a
hot meal among friends e senior citizen group meets Mon- calling 914-232-0807. e senior citi-

day, Wednesday and Friday from 10 a.m. zen van runs to the site on Tuesdays and

to 2 p.m. for co ee, tea and light refresh- ursdays. If you are unable to get to the

ments at the Bedford Hills Community meal program due to health reasons, the

House at 74 Main Street, Bedford Hills. town may be able to deliver a hot meal

Lewisboro to your home. is service is available to
all Somers, Lewisboro and North Salem

Weekly meetings for senior citizens are Seniors. Call program director Barbara

held on Wednesdays at the South Salem Taberer at 914-232-0807 for more infor-

Firehouse on Route 35 in South Salem mation and reservations for any of these

between 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Seniors options.

are invited to bring a lunch. e Senior Somers
Bus picks up for the weekly Wednesday

meetings. To nd out more, call 914- Lunch is served at the Van Tassell

What steps have you taken to protect your 232-6162. If you are having trouble pre- House, 98 Primrose Street, Rt. 139, at
life savings from the cost of long term care?
paring meals or getting out to shop for noon Monday through Friday. Join oth-

meals due to health reasons, Meals on ers for company, activities and special

Wheels can help out by delivering a hot programs. Transportation is available to

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(Nursing Home/Home Care) $2 donation is suggested. and reservations, call Barbara Taberer at
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Hot meals are served around noon dai- Yorktown
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the William Koehler Friendship Cen- Yorktown Heights, Monday through

ter at 180 Route 6, Mahopac. Suggested Friday at noon. Reservations are re-

donation is $3. Open to Putnam County quired at least one day in advance. ere

residents 60 and older. is a suggested contribution of $2.50.

North Salem Call the nutrition center at 914-962-
7447 for more information or to make a

WHITE PLAINS • SOMERS • WWW.ESSLAWFIRM.COM North Salem partners with other com- reservation. Transportation is available

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those 60 and older. Residents can make Lake, Shrub Oak, and Je erson Valley.

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Home security tips for seniors

Seniors are often targeted by crimi- Technology now enables doorbells Install a lockable mailbox. Locked
nals. ough many criminals target to provide a video feed to a person’s mailboxes restrict access to sensitive
seniors from afar via telephone or in- smartphone or tablet over WiFi. is information, such as bank account
ternet scams, criminals seek to enter allows residents to see who is at the numbers, sent in the mail. Make sure
seniors’ homes. door and speak to this person without retirement checks or other payments
having to open the door. Some prod- are deposited directly into bank ac-
e Bureau of Justice Statistics ucts like Ring will even register mo- counts instead of having them sent by
o ers that, between 2003 and 2013, tion activity and record short videos check.
the ratio of property crime to violent from outside of the house.
crime was higher for the elderly and Use home automation. Home au-
persons between the ages of 50 and Don’t share or leave keys. Avoid tomation, or a “smart home,” can be
64 than it was for younger persons leaving keys under a mat or in a ow- utilized to turn on lights, set the ther-
between the ages of 25 and 49. er pot. Others may be watching your mostat and more.
actions and gain access to your home
Home security is important for while you are away. Ask for ID.When Adopt a dog. Dogs can be an as-
people of all ages, but especially so for service people or other individuals set to seniors. Dogs provide compan-
seniors and aging individuals living come to the door, verify their creden- ionship and can bark or alert seniors
alone. By following certain safety tips tials by asking to see some identi ca- if someone is around or inside of the
and developing a home security plan, tion. home.
seniors can feel safer at home.
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Lock windows and doors. It may best protection against burglars is a for seniors who are vulnerable to
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Activities for the whole family
Grandma and grandkid will both be happy

BY NANCY SORBELLA

What exactly are multi-generational diversions? Activities that can be enjoyed by all generations of your family; something for everyone to experience together. If you read my Diver-
sions column, you know that I have three kids spanning ages 7 to 25 and a very engaged nonagenarian mom.

My mom was an art teacher in Westchester for 40 years and we explored the arts locally and around the world. When she retired back to the midwest and I had kids, we had less
time together, but the time we did spend together was more meaningful.

Each visit is made memorable by all the experiences we have logged in the Hudson Valley during these semi-annual sojourns. e right activity for us has to be fun,
challenging, interactive and not sedentary. Museums and historic sites check o every experiential box. Recently, we gathered over the holidays and reminisced
about our favorite excursions; all walkable and handicap accessible, perfect for every age, interest, ability and season. We made a list of our favorites just for you:

The Hudson River Museum families to engage in programs, stroll the 28 acres explore with family of all ages. ought provok-
of natural beauty, and their popular Family Art ing exhibits are ideal for introducing children
511 Warburton Avenue, Yonkers | hrm.org Project on weekends where artists lead families to signi cant periods and artists who have
in creating projects using natural materials. Wave represented the contemporary art move-
e Hudson River Museum has been on the Hill is a great venue for garden education and in- ment. e Neuberger is located on the
top of our list since I was a child. Growing up in spiration for all ages. ere is a cafe that serves campus of Purchase College,
the Rivertowns, overlooking the majestic Pali- local, seasonal fare, and wheelchairs are available, and the Performing Arts
sades and the Hudson River, e HRM was the strollers are welcome and it’s easy to access via Center and is a great
place to experience local art and culture, rst in public transportation and is part of the New York place to walk
the Glenview Mansion and then in the 1969 Public Library Culture Pass program. around as
modern wing and planetarium. Now, celebrating well.
its 100th anniversary, e HRM is Westchester’s Neuberger Museum of Art
pre-eminent venue for immersion in the arts, sci-
ence and local history. e permanent and tem- Purchase College, State University of New York |
porary exhibits are stellar and there are workshops 735 Anderson Hill Road, Purchase | neuberger.org
and interactive experiential opportunities that en-
gage every age. e HRM is easy to manage; they e Neuberger, long known in our area as
provide wheelchairs and welcome strollers. the home of Roy Neuberger’s per-
manent collection of con-
Wave Hill temporary, modern
and African art,
675 West 252nd Street, Bronx | wavehill.org is the perfect
place to
Wave Hill, the beautiful mansion and gardens
overlooking the Palisades and the Hudson River
is a stunning historic garden and cultural center.
Open to the public for nearly a half cen-
tury, Wave Hill features numerous
seasonal and aquatic gar-
dens, garden program-
ming, workshops
and opportu-
nities for

ENT TO HALSTON MEDIA – MARCH 14, 2019 PAGE 7

Hudson Storm King Art Center the campus of the U.S. Military
Valley MOCA Academy at West Point. It is an ideal
1 Museum Road, New Windsor | stormking.org multi-generational experience featuring
1701 Main historical artifacts related to the U.S. Military
Street, Peekskill | Storm King Art Center is a robust, outdoor Academy, the U.S. Army and the Profession of
hudsonvalleymoca.org museum featuring large in uential sculptures in Arms. It is America’s oldest military museum
a 500-acre outdoor space. Exhibitions compli- and includes Fort Putnam. is is a great spot
HVMOCA is a ment the natural environment and provide the to bring children and grandchildren to as they
world class gem in opportunity to experience art in the changing study American history and wars. e museum
Peekskill featuring seasons. e landscape encourages exploration is handicap accessible and welcomes strollers.
contemporary art and and discussion, which is a great connector for
educational programs multi-generational experiences. Museum Hill Motorcyclepedia Museum
for all ages. Part of the houses the Visitor Center and galleries. e
burgeoning Peekskill arts terrain is maintained well and includes at ex- 250 Lake Street, Newburgh |
community, HVMOCA is panses, hills, gravel paths and woods, so dress motorcyclepediamuseum.org
known for thought-provoking, accordingly and wear appropriate footwear.One You don’t have to be a motorcycle a cionado
edgy exhibitions and installations cool thing to remember is that Storm King can to appreciate Motorcyclepedia. It is a massive
that encourage conversation and fur- be experienced by bicycle and they are available museum created by one man, Gerald Doering,
ther understanding of contemporary art. for rent. It is wheelchair and stroller accessible featuring his 600 + collection that spans over
HVMOCA is located on Main Street, within and there are tram tours available for all. 100 years. e permanent collection includes
walking distance of the cultural and epicurean unique and rare styles and models. ere is
center of the city. e museum is handicap acces- West Point Museum plenty of related history, motor memorabilia,
sible and family-friendly. signage, posters and interactive exhibits. Enthu-
2110 New South Post Road, West Point | usma.edu siasts, history bu s of all ages and children will
e West Point Museum is located on enjoy the interactive exhibits. Motorcyclepedia
is quite large at 85,000 square feet, is handicap
accessible, has wide walkable areas and strategi-
cally placed benches on which to take a break.

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Creating intentional communities
Somers senior group extends beyond community lines

BY CAROL REIF vate homes. to medical appointments. Bridge, this is problematic.
CONTRIBUTING WRITER Fortunately, AHIS sponsors trips to
e retired nurse’s hus- AHIS hosts informal
It may take a village to raise a child, but places such as e Museum of the City of
it takes a whole lot of seniors to create a band, Roy, a former college gatherings where it brings New York, a history hot spot; the Bruce
village. Museum in Greenwich, Conn.; and the
bursar, was AHIS’ rst in experts to speak about nearby Katonah Museum of Art.
Out of the aging-in-place movement
has sprung the concept of senior “villages.” president. e Pepinos, crucial topics such as e group’s a liation with the Somers
Historical Society creates opportunities
ese are not physical places where residents of Somers health, home safety, - to tour places like the circa-1845 Wright-
folks over 50 live. ey are networks of Reis Homestead and the American circus
volunteers who help each other by sharing since 1969, have four nances, nutrition, and museum at the Elephant Hotel.
local resources, tips, and advice.
children, ve grand- transportation. AHIS also holds roundtables where
Armed with information, seniors can not members trade tips on where to nd af-
only remain independent, they can contin- children, and one great- Getting around fordable and honest contractors for home
ue to learn, grow, and, most importantly, use repairs, which restaurants and grocery
their unique skills,talents and knowledge to grandchild. northern Westchester can stores deliver, and how to deal with emer-
contribute to their communities. gency situations like power outages.
Word of its good works be tricky if you don’t drive.
At Home in Somers, a nonpro t orga- Recruited by AHIS, local high school
nization, is the backbone of e orts locally. spread and eventually the e county’s Bee-Line students have been o ering help navigat-
ing cell phones and computers for group
According to Jane Pepino, chairwoman group found itself needing a Jane Pepino Bus System stopped serving members too.
of its Person to Person committee, its so- permanent, more centralized, the area, citing lack of rider-
cial and educational arm, AHIS started SEE COMMUNITIES PAGE 9
out in 2008 with small gatherings in pri- location for its programs. ship. e closest taxi services

Somers stepped up with space at the are in Croton Falls and Brewster. Heritage

historical Van Tassell House on Route Hills, a condo development o Route 100,

138, where it hosts exercise classes and o ers shuttle buses to the train station, but

nutrition programs. only to its own residents.

e town has mini-vans, which it uses Lots of culture lovers would gladly take

to transport seniors to the grocery store the train to New York City to attend plays,

or pharmacy and to doctor’s o ces. e ballets and concerts, but with the nearest

group’s volunteers mainly take members stations being in Purdys and Golden’s

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COMMUNITIES PHOTO: CAROL REIF activities. It posts on Facebook, and has a website,
athomeinsomers.org, but needs someone to run both.
FROM PAGE 8 At Home in Somers hosts programs like chair yoga.
Pepino was inducted into Westchester County’s Senior
AHIS has also helped close the generational gap by changing all the time so we need to move forward as Hall of Fame in 2014 for helping to found AHIS.
sponsoring get-togethers with middle school students well,” Pepino says.
and members where they share life stories. She has also been featured in an AARP publication
AHIS is now extending its search for new members on aging in place and AHIS is o cially designated as a
“It’s been eye-opening for both sides,” says Pepino. beyond Somers’ borders to North Salem, Yorktown, and “Livable Communities Village.”
People sometimes forget that caring for the mind and “environs.”
spirit is as important as keeping physically t. In the AARP piece, published when AHIS was just
Life can be lonely and isolating for some seniors. O - Its board of directors is hoping for a transfusion of getting rolling, Pepino spoke of the importance of inter-
spring may no longer live nearby, and even when they do, “new blood.” A treasurer, a president, and someone with generational socializing.
are busy with career and family duties. Friends have passed good communication skills are on the wish list.
away. e inevitable aches and pains that come with get- As new retirees and empty nesters then, the Pepinos
ting older may prevent them from getting out as much. Maintaining “a presence” is crucial to keeping the were feeling a bit isolated until a younger neighbor in-
Retired surgeon Sanju Bakare knows how important group “viable, pertinent, and relevant,” says Pepino vited them to a backyard barbecue.
moving is to heart and joint health. She found out about
AHIS programs and town-sponsored yoga classes from AHIS has become a club at Heritage Hills and its ey began making new friends and started to believe
Pepino, her neighbor and “rain-or-shine” walking buddy. newsletter contains information about the group’s they were “living in a village again.”
Yoga can be done at home, and it doesn’t require special
equipment, or adherence to a set schedule, Bakare said. Young or old, everyone has something special to bring
She’s also found belonging to AHIS is a great way to to the table.
remain socially active.
“You get to the point where even the thought of clean- “You never know if you can give something to someone
ing up the house so you can entertain people is challeng- unless you put yourself out there,” Pepino said.
ing,” she said.
Whether that’s giving them a ride to the pharmacy,
anks to its solid foundation, the group is up to facing helping them navigate government bureaucracy, or sim-
new challenges, such as declining membership. ply spending a minute or two listening, it’s all valuable.

“We are having to adapt to new situations. ings are And there are always new needs to ful ll.
“It never stops, life,” says Pepino.

To volunteer, or become a member, call Pepino at
914-277-8508, or Daniel Sudlik at 914-276-3125, or
email Jackee Cannino, at [email protected].

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Driving better lives through RideConnect

It’s common as you get older to • Voting Nancy Sorbella talked with How do you bene t from be- you are unsure of your commit-
nd it more di cult to navigate • Houses of worship RideConnect volunteer Phyl- ing a volunteer driver? ment, just sign up (after being
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Family Services of Westchester, passionate, committed and fully gotten to know so many lovely your life will be enhanced if you
operates in Westchester and Put- screened individuals who are ded- How long have you been driv- and interesting people. I know I share it with a client.
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