North Salem News 08.19.21

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Vol. 7 No. 22 Visit TapIntoNorthSalem.net for the latest news. Thursday, August 19, 2021

Town Board
provides
update on

Schoolhouse
Theater

BY CAROL REIF
STAFF WRITER

PHOTO COURTESY OF MARY ANNE MIRAS North Salem o cials working
toward the purchase of e School-
From here to maternityThe Miras family, with their four newest arrivals. house eater in Croton Falls of-
Catching up with the Miras family fered a little peek behind the cur-
tains last week.
BY CAROL REIF occasional small get-together, including a Big families are in their genes. Mary-
STAFF WRITER barbecue marking Steve’s 70th birthday in anne’s maternal grandmother was one of Councilman Martin Aronchick,
October. seven kids; her mother birthed ve, all girls. speaking at the Town Board’s recent
Getting everyone together after the work session, said that because resi-
birth of the four newest members of their Steven and Maryanne started their own e Mirases got the news last anks- dents have been asking questions
impressively sized clan was a real labor of mini-baby boom back in the 1970s when giving that daughter Libby and her hus- about the proposed community/
love, say proud grandparents  Steven and they had their rst child, a girl. band, Mike Porrata, of Brooklyn, were senior center project, he thought it
Maryanne Miras. having a baby. was “prudent”that it bring everyone
(Maryanne recently retired after nearly up to date.
e North Salem couple’s nine o spring a quarter-century driving a school bus in Within a month, that joy quadrupled
(and nine grandchildren) live as close as North Salem; Steve still runs a limousine when they found out that son Steven Jr. e only topics that were not “for
Somers and as far away as Hawaii, so any service.) and his wife, Deanna, of South Carolina; public consumption” were nego-
kind of family gathering has always in- daughter Eileen and her husband, Rob tiations of the Owens Road prop-
volved loads of logistics. Seven of their nine o spring grew up to Smith, of Somers; and son Karl and his erty’s price and other legal matters,
get married and have families of their own. wife, Arielle, of Stamford, Conn., were also Aronchick said. He then passed the
With pandemic restrictions added to expecting. baton to Supervisor Warren Lucas,
the mix last year, the Miras family found e siblings are, from the oldest to asking him to summarize “what
themselves having to make do with the youngest: MaryAnne, John, Steven Jr., SEE MIRAS PAGE 6 we’re doing; how we got where we
Cathleen, William (Bill), Eileen, Elizabeth are, and what our next steps are.”
(Libby), Karen (KC) and Karl.
“And we’re not going to talk
numbers at this point in time,” in-
terjected Deputy Supervisor Peter

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Methodist Church Memorial Library Monday, August 23, from 11 for children with a caregiver, plan
EDITORIAL TEAM on staying with your child and
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Page 8 – North Salem News Opinion Thursday, August 19, 2021

Happily
Ever
After

End of an era  Daisy and Piper

GUEST than ve minutes into the meet- JUST with the new baby and would ing for her friend and seemed
CORNER ing, his eyes dropped to my chest. JO ANN stop to stare at him many times de ated when she couldn’t nd
I confronted him. He denied the during the day, and puppy licks her. Later that day, Piper came
PATRICIA behavior. I pointed out he was do- JO ANN would nd Drew’s tiny ngers. home. Daisy was asleep at Ken’s
ADAMS ing it then and as his eyes returned FRANCELLA feet, and very much unlike her,
to my face, and he admitted his Piper, on the other hand, she remained in her place as
Hugging and kissing friends behavior and promised to x it. e Many things serve as was not so thrilled about all Piper walked up to her. With
and colleagues is a way of complaints stopped.  inspiration for my the changes that had taken faces close together, Piper
life in my world. Employ- columns. One such place in her home. She had somehow conveyed that she was
ees brought their social customs It’s distracting and annoying, incident happened the other always been the “baby” of the tired after her stay at the hospital
and needs into the o ce, never especially if you’re meeting one of day, but before I tell you about family and now, with soulful and Daisy seemed to understand
considering it was also a privi- these jerks for the rst time. So, it, I’d like to tell you about my eyes, would stare at Kim and that this was not the time to hop
lege between consenting adults. I like it or not, women have been pup, Daisy. Seth almost asking when the around, tumble and play. It was
watched this culture evolve in the managing these misguided assaults baby would be leaving. Piper surreal to see this happening
workplace as we moved to calling for years.  A while back, I wrote a also didn’t enjoy having a new before my eyes. I felt as though
everyone by their rst names, to ca- column about losing my sweet puppy around full of energy and I had taken a glimpse into the
sual Friday, eliminating dress codes A rmative Action set the stage Chocolate Lab, Coco. To say mischief. unspoken language of dogs, and
altogether, to the huggin’-and-a- for sexual harassment law. e the least, it was a di cult time We visit my daughter weekly it was beautiful.
kissin’. en sexual harassment original intent of the law was to for me and our family. Even and each time we arrive, Daisy
came along and what had been prevent (usually female) victims though we were expecting our zooms full speed ahead into the Piper then went to her bed
informal norms, were legislated. from losing out on professional house ready to race and tumble, on the other side of the room
mobility and professional training. rst grandchild a month later, nip and play with Piper. After and slept while Daisy remained
As a human resources profes- At the time the law was written, sadness surrounded us. about a month of this torturous by Ken’s feet. An hour later,
sional, I heard my share of stories the assumption acknowledged that routine, Piper nally gave in and Piper seemed to give a nod and
about bosses and male colleagues men were primarily in power and In July 2020, the need to ll began playing with Daisy. there they were in the middle
standing over a woman sitting at a that women were more often than the void in our hearts was over- What inspired me to write of the room once again playing
desk and staring down her blouse, not, the victims.  whelming, so Ken and I began this story is that last week Piper and tugging at their toys.
touching her on the shoulder a researching breeds that we could was under the weather for a
little longer than necessary. Or the According to Sexual Harassment adopt. few days. Kim took her to the Dogs are amazing, loving
sexist jokes in a group of all men | U.S. Equal Employment Op- vet where Piper stayed over- animals.  ey lift our spirits,
except one woman. Or the male portunity Commission (eeoc.gov): We found an adorable little night. When we arrived at their make us smile and ask for noth-
colleague or boss who just couldn’t “Although the law doesn’t prohibit brown and white Boston Terrier, home, we were surprised to see ing more than love and some
seem to keep his eyes o a woman’s simple teasing, offhand comments, and we named her Daisy. From that Piper was not there. Daisy kibble.
chest. My favorite story about this or isolated incidents that are not the start, she nestled herself raced through the rooms look-
involves a manufacturing manager very serious, harassment is illegal nicely into our hearts. [email protected]
who prided himself on supporting when it is so frequent or severe
female professionals. One by one, that it creates a hostile or offen- A week after we brought Fun Facts by Jo Ann
three of his female professional sive work environment or when it Daisy home, we took her to
sta came to me complaining results in an adverse employment meet my daughter’s family and It is estimated that 78 million dogs are owned in the United
about how he always stared at their decision (such as the victim being their seven-year-old French States. Attributing human traits and emotions to an animal
breasts. I set up a meeting with fired or demoted).” Bulldog, Piper. Our grandson,
him to give him the feedback. Less Drew, was seven months old at is called anthropomorphism.
e challenge? Where to draw the time, and we loved the idea
the line? One person’s simple teas- of Daisy and Drew growing up
ing is someone else’s insult.  together. Daisy loved cuddling

Enter Governor Andrew

SEE ADAMS PAGE 14

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Page 16 – North Salem News Sports Thursday, August 19, 2021

Little big league

Former MLB stars visit
Summer Trails Baseball Camp

BY TOM WALOGORSKY really superstars, Bo Jackson and

EDITOR Mike Jordan,” said Merullo. “I

talked about how humble they

Nothing says summer quite were, how di cult this game is,

like a game of baseball. how hard those guys worked, and

For players at Summer Trails what good teammates they were.”

Baseball Camp, their time on the Merullo helped to talk the

diamond was extra special this players through the frustration of

summer when a few former big making errors, reminding them

leaguers took the eld to help that while improving their game

them learn America’s pastime.   is important, they should not for-

“One of the highlights of the get the enjoyment of being out

summer is when retired Major on the eld. 

League players come and visit “ is is a hard game to play,

us,” explained Summer Trails and you have to keep driving, be-

Camp Director Jamie Sirkin.  cause this game doesn’t come eas-

In July, players received a ily to anyone” explained Merullo.

visit from retired pitcher John “But you have to make it fun.”

Doherty. Doherty played four After a morning on the eld, Matt Merullo and the campers on July 21.
seasons with the Detroit Tigers Merullo sat down to sign auto-

from 1992-1995, and nished up graphs, providing the nal touch

his big league career with a nal to an already memorable after-

season playing for the Boston noon. 

Red Sox.  “Matt Merullo coached our Did you know?

Later in the month, catcher campers both on and o the eld, Edwin Jackson holds
the record for the player
and rst baseman Matt Merullo and gave advice about managing who has played for the
most Major League Base-
worked with campers, o ering the pressure each player feels to ball franchises with 14.
He has been a member of
batting advice and sharing some perform when up at bat,” con- the Rays, Cubs, Nation-
als, Tigers, White Sox,
of his experiences from his time cluded Jamie Sirkin. “ ese are Diamondbacks, A’s, Car-
dinals, Dodgers, Padres,
in the majors. Merullo played memories that will last a life- Braves, Marlins, Orioles,
and Blue Jays.
four seasons with the Chicago time.”
In Major League Base-
White Sox, followed by a season ball, special mud is used
to rub on baseballs before
with the Cleveland Indians be- each game to reduce shine
and make them easier to
fore ending his career with the grip as per MLB Rule
4.01(c). is mud comes
Minnesota Twins in 1995.  from a secret location in
New Jersey.
Other players visiting this
e youngest player
summer include retired NY Mets to ever play in an MLB
game was Joe Nuxhall of
shortstop Kevin Baez and Mets the Cincinnati Reds. e
left-handed pitcher was
Human Resources Director Do- 15 years and 316 days old
when played on June 10,
navan Mitchell. In previous years, 1944.

Summer Trails has attracted sim- PHOTO: TOM WALOGORSKY
ilar big names to work with the
campers, including David Cone, Camp Director Jamie Sirkin with former White Sox star Matt
Didi Gregorius, Bobby Valentine, Merullo

Graig Nettles, and Brett Gard-

ner. 

“It’s always fun being here at

Summer Trails, I think this is

my third time back,” said Matt

Merullo after a day on the dia-

mond with the campers. “Espe-

cially after missing out on last

year, it just seems like life is back

to normal. It’s just kids being kids

out on the ball eld.” 

Merullo spent the morning

out on the eld with the play-

ers, o ering batting and elding

tips and helping the youngsters

to improve their game. However,

the big league lessons didn’t end

there. Merullo also took the time

to impart some words of wisdom,

garnered from his years in the PHOTOS COURTESY OF SUMMER TRAILS

majors.  Former Detroit Tigers pitcher John Matt Merullo showing the finer points of gripping a baseball.
“I spoke to them about a few Doherty

guys that I came across who were

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Relax with a weekend breakfast

ere may be little time in the schedule to prepare homemade breakfasts and enjoy a leisurely morning meal on weekdays.
But once the weekend arrives, home cooks can experiment with tasty treats that ll homes with decadent aromas and rouse late
sleepers from their slumber.

French toast or pancakes may be popular weekend breakfast options, but why not switch things up with another sticky and
sweet option? “Sweet Sunday Rolls” from “ e Contented Vegan” (Head of Zeus) by Peggy Brusseau are quick to prepare and
perfect for a relaxing morning meal when time allows. Enjoy with tea or co ee.

Sweet Sunday Rolls

Serves 4 Directions hands) to flatten it into a bigger rectangle PHOTO: METRO NEWSPAPER SERVICE
Ingredients of about 8 by 12 inches, with a thickness
Preheat the oven to 425 F, and grease an of about 5/8 inch. While the rolls are baking, cut a piece of
• 1/2 cup desiccated 11 1/4 inch round baking dish or similar With the long edge closest to you, spread baking paper large enough to cover the
(shredded) coconut ovenproof dish with a generous coating the raisins over the dough, leaving a gap baking dish. When the rolls are cooked,
• 1/2 cup lightly packed soft of coconut oil. Sprinkle the shredded of about 1 1/4 inches all around the set the dish on a wire rack or trivet. Lay
light brown sugar coconut over the greased dish, jostling it a edges. Lightly press the raisins into the the baking paper over the dish and put a
• 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon little to distribute evenly. dough. Sprinkle the remaining cinnamon large plate or tray upside down on top of
• 10 1/2 ounces all-purpose or Combine the sugar and cinnamon in a sugar over the raisins, and drizzle with the the paper, with the baking dish centered
whole-wheat flour, plus extra for small bowl. Sprinkle half of the cinnamon olive oil and half of the syrup. underneath. Using oven gloves, carefully
dusting your work surface sugar over the coconut-coated baking dish. Roll the dough into a log from the long lift the dish and plate, holding them firmly
• 2 teaspoons baking soda In a separate bowl, mix the flour, baking edge, working away from you. Press firmly together as you turn them over.
• 1 teaspoon cream of tartar soda and cream of tartar. Add the coconut as you roll to ensure the filling is properly
• 2 3/4 ounces coconut oil, oil and use a table knife to “cut” it into embedded. Check that the ends and the Leave the baking dish upside down on the
plus a little extra for greasing the dry ingredients until the mixture long edge are closed - if necessary, dampen plate for 2 to 3 minutes, then carefully
the dish resembles fine breadcrumbs. Add the those edges and press together to seal. lift off. Collect and spread any coconut
• 5 ounces plant milk plant milk and stir well, then knead to a Using a serrated bread knife, cut the roll mixture left in the dish over the rolls,
• 2/3 cup raisins firm dough using your hands. into slices about 1 1/4 inches thick. Lay which are now upside down. Drizzle the
• 2 tablespoons extra virgin Lightly flour a work surface. Turn out the the slices flat in the prepared baking dish, remaining syrup over the rolls while they
olive oil dough and shape it into a rough rectangle. leaving a little room between each slice. are still hot. Cool for 10 to 15 minutes
• 3 ounces maple or barley malt Use a rolling pin (or simply press with your Bake in the oven for 15 minutes. before gently pulling them away from each
syrup other. Eat while still warm.

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529 plans: Not just for college ROCK

If you’ve heard of 529 plans, GUEST count. However, not all states FROM PAGE 2
you might think they can CORNER allow 529 plans to be used for
only be used to help pay for K-12 expenses – or to be techni- Every dollar raised will be put directly towards conserving the
college. And you wouldn’t be cal, some states consider K-12 land you love. To learn more or register, visit www.nsolf.com

alone: Less than one-third of MICHAEL tuition to be a nonquali ed 529 Brewster Fire Department
O’DONOVAN plan expense, which means the
adults properly identi ed that a ANNIVERSARY PARADE
Saturday, August 21, at 1 p.m.
529 plan can be used for more earnings portion of a 529 plan is Come out and support the Brewster Fire Department, other

than just higher education, ac- subject to state income taxes and local companies and marching bands. e parade will be held on
Main Street in the village of Brewster.
cording to a survey by Morning possibly a “recapture” of other
Hebrew Congregation of Somers
Consult and Edward Jones. But what are these state income tax breaks connected with 529 plan
HOLIDAY SERVICES
other expenses? withdrawals. So, make sure you understand your Beginning Monday, September 6
Join the Hebrew Congregation of Somers for inspiring High
Before we get to them, let’s review the main state’s rules on K-12 expenses before taking money
Holiday services starting the evening of September 6, led by Rabbi
bene ts of 529 plans. Contribution limits are high out of your 529 plan. Shoshana Leis and Cantor Raechel Rosen. Family-friendly ser-
vices will be o ered on both Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
and earnings can grow tax-free if withdrawals For information/registration, visit www.hebrewcongregationof-
somers.org, email [email protected] or
are used for quali ed education expenses such as APPRENTICESHIPS call 914-248-9532.

tuition and room and board. (Withdrawals for Not every child wants or needs to attend a Chabad of Yorktown

nonquali ed distributions are subject to taxes and college or university. And now, 529 funds can be ANNUAL RAFFLE
Chabad of Yorktown has launched their annual fundraising raf-
a 10% penalty on the earnings portion.) Plus, as used to pay for apprenticeship programs registered e. Chabad continues to touch the lives of so many each day, and

the account owner, you maintain control of the with the U.S. Department of Labor. ese types especially during this di cult time, with our social, humanitarian,
and religious programs. ese services take tremendous energy,
plan, so you can switch bene ciaries to another of programs, which combine on-the-job training time, and... money! As a local organization, we are funded entirely
by local contributions. It is only through your help that we have
quali ed family member, if necessary.  with classroom instruction, are o ered at com- been able to grow and continue our services to the community.

Now, let’s consider the other uses of 529 plans, munity colleges and trade schools. Once students Every ticket is a winner! Every participant is a partner in our
vital work of spreading the beauty of Judaism and helping others.
which have been made possible by various pieces complete their apprenticeships, they often go on To purchase your ticket visit www.ChabadYorktown.com/Ra e

of legislation over the past few years: to well-paying careers in a variety of elds. And WHY DO WE

since these types of programs are typically far less ADVERTISE

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Federal Reserve. So, many people welcomed penses can vary from state to state, so, if you move

the news that 529 plans could be used to repay to another state after you’ve established your plan,

student loans. ere’s an aggregate lifetime limit of you’ll want to know the rules. Even if you don’t

$10,000 in quali ed student loan repayments per move, it’s still a good idea to consult with your tax

529 plan bene ciary, plus $10,000 for each of the advisor about how 529 plan withdrawals will be

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to repay student loans gives you some exibility if Nonetheless, a 529 plan could be valuable to you

your family members have excess balances in their in many ways. Consider how you might want to

accounts.  put it to work for you and your family.  

K 12 EXPENSES is article was written by Edward Jones for use by
A 529 plan can now be used to pay up to your local nancial advisor, Michael O’Donovan, at
247 Route 100, Suite 200, Somers, NY 10589 (next
$10,000 per year in tuition expenses at private, to Somers Sports Arena). Reach him at 914-401-
public and religious elementary and secondary 9218 or [email protected]
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