Mahopac News 05.26.22

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School board to Schneider, Savino, Martinez
present revised budget win ed board seats

BY BOB DUMAS it would have to cut a little over Jonathan Schneider Adam Savino Fernando Martinez
EDITOR $3 million in spending. e cuts
could include sta ng at all lev- BY BOB DUMAS to others who have views that to work to ensure that every
In the wake of the defeat of els, extracurricular activities, EDITOR di er from ours, for a construc- child has access to the tools and
the proposed 2022-23 budget sports, and transportation. tive and productive outcome,” resources needed for college
last week, the Mahopac Board In the race for Board of Edu- Schneider said. “We may not and/or career readiness and will
of Education has decided to pre- e board could also have cation last Tuesday, the win- always agree on everything, but continue to tackle the tough is-
pare a revised budget and pres- presented the exact same bud- ners of the three seats up for we should be able to be civil in sues.
ent it to the public for a second get to voters a second time. But grabs were Jonathan Schneider, the way we work with each oth-
vote on June 21. instead, the board will take the Adam Savino and Fernando er for our children, our schools, “My managerial experience,
third option and ask the super- Martinez. and our community. I will be a compassion for children, edu-
e budget was narrowly de- intendent to lower the budget vigilant advocate for us.” cation, public service, and our
feated by eight votes, 1,225 to by making additional cuts and Schneider, a former town community will allow me to
1,217, when voters went to the then present a new budget to the councilman, received the most Incumbent Adam Savino continue to bene t our students
polls on May 17. According public for a vote. votes with 1,234. He is a life- won the second seat with 1,182 and their future,” he said.
to the New York State United long resident of Mahopac and votes. He has spent 30 years in
Teachers, the statewide teach- A timeline was set for budget is president of Schneider Fi- the utility (communications) Savino said that post-COV-
ers’ union, the Mahopac budget input from the public. School nancial Group, a tax-specialist industry leading to his current ID, the district needs to ensure
was only one of seven out of 570 Superintendent Anthony Di- post (12 years) as a eld opera- students are back on track and
budgets statewide that failed to Carlo said a quick turnaround is rm that provides services to tions supervisor. Savino was the address any academic shortfalls,
pass last week. imperative in order for the dis- area businesses. He served in lone incumbent in the race and as well as enhance their social/
trict to be in compliance with all the Marine Corps and the has been a board member since emotional experience.
e $133 million spend- state and legal requirements. NYPD. 2019 and vice president since
ing package had called for a 2020. “We also need to address the
$5.6 million (4.4%) increase e timeline is as follows: “I have always believed one mandates coming down from
in spending. e tax levy (the • Tuesday, May 31: Budget of the greatest virtues we can Savino said he will continue
amount of money collected by forum, 7 p.m., Falls School Au- strive for is the ability to listen SEE BOE PAGE 9
property taxes) in the defeated ditorium
budget would have risen from • ursday, June 2: BOE
$89.7 million to $92.7 million, adoption of budget, 7 p.m., Falls
or 3.35%, which was under the School Auditorium
state-mandated cap. • Monday, June 6: Budget
statement made available and
e proposed budget would posted on MCSD website
have increased the tax rate by • ursday, June 9: Budget
0.76%. hearing, 7 p.m., Falls School
Auditorium
After the budget was voted • Tuesday, June 21: Revised
down, by state law the board budget vote at the Mahopac
was left with three options:
SEE BUDGET PAGE 9
e board could go directly to
a contingency budget in which

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PAGE 12 MAHOPAC NEWS OPINION THURSDAY, MAY 26, 2022

Love in the limelight

ON them in a romantically charged article never been published. By the details are so sordid and married eight times, twice to
ASSIGNMENT relationship, added a dash the way, if you’d like to see that lurid that the real victims seem Richard Burton. Did she not
of Tabasco sauce and set the and raise another $50 million, to be the jurors. Celebrities can even remember how lousy it
RICK household to “puree?” Well, we I call. Just picturing Amber in turn a motive of self-defense went the rst time? I tried
MELÉN don’t have to imagine anymore, that nutshell is bad enough, but into self-o ense before anyone pineapple pizza a year after my
now that we have the trial of there are so many other weird can even evaluate if that was
They say that celebrities Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard.  things that came out during the good or bad for the case.  rst one to nd out if I still
are just like you and proceedings that it makes me hated it. I did, but I didn’t have
me. Assuming that you It’s a rare glimpse into the wonder if we need to bother Each party has their own to pay it alimony. Remember
and me are attention-craving private lives of people who with putting them in movies, psychological expert of course, when Angelina Jolie was mar-
narcissistic millionaires, of have more fame, more money and just air their dirty laundry.  to make up and then identify ried to Billy Bob ornton,
course. And I don’t mean that and more free time than they an appropriate label for each and they were rumored to have
in a bad way like I would if I know what to do with. If they e trial is a perfect chance other’s goofy behavior. Each of worn vials of each other’s blood
was talking about politicians. knew what to do with it, they to study courtroom tactics. them used the term “borderline around their necks? What
Celebrities are entertainers; surely wouldn’t do THIS. In One such maneuver is known personality disorder” to describe about Megan Fox and Ma-
they’re contractually obligated a nutshell, Amber accused as “DARVO,” whereby the one the behavior of the other, so chine Gun Kelly drinking each
to entertain us. And the weirder Johnny of domestic violence being accused rst Denies the there’s no telling where the ac- other’s blood to commemorate
and more dysfunctional their in a magazine article, and now behavior, and if that doesn’t tual borders are. If I were living their engagement? If they invite
lives are, the more entertaining Johnny is suing Amber for $50 work, Attacks the victim, with either of them I’d want a you to a party and somebody
it is. Just imagine what would million due to lost acting jobs, sometimes accusing them of little dotted line like on a map, comes over to ll your cham-
happen if you got two of these and Amber is counter-suing something even worse, and as showing where my personality pagne glass, just say you topped
eccentric egomaniacs, stuck Johnny for another $100 mil- a last resort, Reverses the roles begins, and your personality o already at the Red Cross
lion. Movie directors who didn’t of Victim and O ender, so that should just stay on its own side. tent.
hire him will probably sue both juries might be more sympa-
of them for the money they thetic. To whom I’m not sure is is hardly the rst pair of Pete Davidson has a tattoo
wouldn’t have saved had the because I lost track. In this case poisonous paramours. Remem- of every woman he ever dated,
ber Elizabeth Taylor? She was which leaves little room for
other important works of art.
Rememberin If I was Kate Beckinsale and
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THURSDAY, MAY 26, 2022 SPORTS MAHOPAC NEWS PAGE 23

GIRLS LACROSSE

Indians’ season ends with quarterfinal loss to Yorktown

BY SKIP PEARLMAN
CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Beating a quality opponent

twice in a season is rarely easy, a

lesson the Mahopac girls lacrosse

team learned the hard way last

Friday at home, as No. 6 York-

town pulled o the upset, top-

ping the No. 3 Indians, 12-10, in a

playo quarter nal.

Mahopac’s girls beat Yorktown

for the rst time in 15 years earlier

this season, and the Cornhuskers

did not forget, or take that loss

lightly.

e Indians have been a sec-

ond-half team for a good por-

tion of the season, and Yorktown

came out on re to start the game,

building a 6–3 halftime lead that PHOTO: SKIP PEARLMAN
Mahopac was unable to overcome.
Mahopac ended their season last Friday with a playoff quarterfinal
“We had a lot of time o , and loss to No. 6 Yorktown.
PHOTO COURTESY OF STAS PRZYMYLSKI
a lot of time to prepare,” Indian
coach Christina D’Amore said. Team captain Ava Jennings on the move vs. Yorktown.

“ e girls were well-prepared, and What separates us
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IndiansSOFTBALL upset by
Tappan Zee in

playoff quarterfinal

Pitcher Ava Lichtenberger delivers to home. BY SKIP PEARLMAN Sophomore Ava Lichtenberger took the
CONTRIBUTING WRITER loss for Mahopac, striking out eight. Gi-
FUN fFoarmthielyW! hole anna Lafaro drove in a run, and Mia Lanter
e Mahopac softball team didn’t have homered.
Gleneida Avenue between Fair Street and Vink Drive their best game Saturday morning, as the
12pm to 4pm No. 2 Indians came up on the short end “Mia had a homer, Goose (Lichten-
of a 9-2 decision to No. 7 Tappan Zee in a berger) had a nice day at the plate, and Gi-
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Mahopac held a 2-1 lead late in Satur- e Indians cruised to an 8-1 victory
day’s game, but the Dutchman rallied and over John Jay of Cross River in the open-
pushed eight runs home in the sixth in- ing round the prior Wednesday at John Jay
ning to take control. (also because of eld conditions at Ma-
hopac).
Brianna Santilli opened the rally with a
homer, and Eden Blanker closed the rally “We played solid defense against Jay,”
with a grand slam for TZ. Giansante said. “We put the ball in play
and had a good day at the plate. e girls
Keira Meyers picked up the win for the were ready to play, they had a ton of energy,
Dutchmen, pitching a complete game and were working as a cohesive unit.”
and allowing two runs on six hits, with 15
strikeouts. Lichtenberger struck out 13 and allowed
one hit, picking up the win. She also tripled
“Overall, I think the girls played very and went 3-for-4 at the plate. Lafaro also
well,” Indians coach Cristina Giansante had a hot bat, driving in ve runs and dou-
said. “ ere were some mistakes on de- bling twice, Ally Wanner had an RBI dou-
fense, but as a whole we played very well. ble, Olivia Whitmarsh drove in a run, and
Unfortunately, our bats just were not where eighth-grader Camdyn Wilson had a triple.
they should have been. And there was a
pretty bad call made at the plate that really “Goose had a great game on the mound
changed the pace of the game in the sixth with 13 Ks, Gianna drove in runs, and
inning… it really did change everything.” everyone did their jobs and produced,”
Giansante said.

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Indian girls finish fifth at North LACROSSE knock o the top seed.
FROM PAGE 22
“We know the game

County Track championships will be physical,” he said.

“Mike was very good “ ey like to play man-

nishing,” Bota said of to-man and press, and

Harney. “We been doing a we do the same. We may

lot of shooting drills, and have similar game plans,

Mahopac’s girls track and eld Jacqueline Baron, Samantha Salo- that heat was tough. Piper Klam- the ball kept nding his but it will come down to
team placed fth at Saturday’s North mon, Aunchalee O’Brien, Regina mer received the baton trailing Car-
County Track & Field champion- Horvath mel’s anchor leg by about 10 meters, stick. Gavin also had a re- execution. Our guys have
ships. Arlington was the winner (11 caught up and passed the runner in
schools competed). 4x800m Relay: 5th place: 12:55.69; the nal stretch to have the relay win ally good game for us, and con dence, and they are
Emily Pontillo, Emma Rooney, by .78 of a second. I think Piper be-
4x400m Relay: 1st place - North Maya O’Keefe, Molly McGrinder lieves she can chase anyone down.” Danny Koch did a nice job playing their best lacrosse
County champions: 4:15.97; Ce-
cylia Haberling, Kaylie Ann Ham- Shot Put: Madeline McCrosson Mahopac’s boys team placed 11th, facilitating and creating. right now. ey’re turning
mond, Brett Bergerson, Piper Klam- - 2nd place; 30-02.75 behind rst-place Arlington.
mer Evans was great on face- their game level up and
Shot Put: Sereena Zito - 5th place; 800m Run: Matteo Perillo - 13th
100m dash: Samantha Salomon - 25-11.00 place; 2:15.24 (personal best) o s, and made good deci- minimizing mistakes.”
7th place; 14.11
Shot Put: Giana DeFrancesco - 3200m Run: Dylan Tyberg - 11th sions, he didn’t force any- Mahopac was last in
200m Dash: Samantha Salomon - 12th place; 20-01.25 place; 10:33.30 (personal best)
10th place 29.50 thing. And Chris Morris the nals in 2015, losing
Shot Put: Sophia Palminteri 15th 3200m Run: Ryan Tyberg - 13th
400m Dash: Piper Klammer - place; 19-03.50 (personal best) place; 10:58.35 and Steve Perrone also in overtime to Mama-
2nd place; 59.97 (personal best)
Discus: Giana DeFrancesco - 11th 110m Hurdles: James Biolchini - came up big for us, since roneck. e Indians’ last
400m Dash: Cece Haberling - 5th place; 61-02 7th place 20.00 (personal best)
place; 63.33 (personal best) we were playing without sectional championship
Discus: Sereena Zito - 13th place; 4x100m Relay: 8th place - 57.12 -
400m Dash: Kaylie Ann Ham- 58-00 (personal best) Aalyaan Ali, Edgardo Rivera, James John Kearney (who will was in 2011, Bota‘s senior
mond - 11th place: 65.74 (personal Biolchini, James omas
best) Javelin: Sereena Zito - 6th place; return for semis).” year at Mahopac. Ma-
75-06 (personal best) 4x400m Relay: 5th place - 3:52.36;
800m Run: Maya O’Keefe - 9th Matteo Perillo, Dylan Tyberg, Ryan Bota said it will take hopac has nine Section 1
place; 2:47.47 Some personal bests were achieved Tyberg, Robert Margiotta
by several Mahopac athletes: a near-perfect game to titles in all.
1500m Run: Emily Pontillo - 7th “Our boys team did well in a very
place; 5:54.55 Aine McGregor in the 200m dash competitive meet and the heat was PHOTO: SKIP PEARLMAN
Yadhira Amaya in the 400m dash tough,” Collins said. “Some personal
300m Run: Brett Bergerson - 6th “ is was a total team e ort, and bests were achieved by a number Mahopac upset No. 4 Somers last Thursday in a Class B
place; 11:59.46 we had some great individual ef- of our athletes. e entire team has playoff quarterfinal.
forts,” coach Vin Collins said. “ e worked really hard throughout the
100m Hurdles: Aunchalee best race of the day had to be the season, and I’m proud of their ef-
O’Brien - 4th place; 19.18 4x400m relay, each athlete gave her forts.”
best e ort, considering it was the
400m Hurdles: Aunchalee last event of the day and everyone -Skip Pearlman
O’Brien - 6th place; 78.10 had competed in other events, and

4x100m Relay: 4th place - 57.59;

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MUSINGS St. Anthony/St. purchased during the week at Friday Night BBQ Library Trustee
FROM PAGE 4
Padre Pio Mass Sullivan Insurance located at 421 Concert Series Election/Budget Vote
Estate Planning Route 6, Mahopac. is year’s
e Putnam County Friday Mahopac Public Library will
e Italian American Club of drawing of the Corvette will be

Seminar Mahopac invites the community held on Sunday, June 26, at noon Night BBQ Concert Series kicks submit its 2023 budget for a vote
to join it for a Mass in honor of at the Mahopac Library parking o May 27 at the Putnam County on Tuesday, June 7. e budget

e Italian American Club of St. Anthony and St. Padre Pio (in lot. Golf Course,Hill Street,Mahopac, vote will take place at the library,

Mahopac is hosting a free seminar Italian and English) on Friday, Tickets are $100 each or three with Shilelagh Law. Doors open at 668 Route 6 in Mahopac, from 7

on “ e Nuts and Bolts of Estate June 10, at 7:30 p.m. at St. John for $250. Only 2,000 shares for 6 p.m. Concert begins at 8 p.m. a.m. until 9 p.m.

Planning” on Friday, June 17, 7:30 the Evangelist Main Church, the Corvette will be sold. An Admission is $34 online and $40 Voters also will be asked to

p.m. at the Italian American Club, Mahopac. Join it for this memo- early-bird drawing for $1,000 at the door and includes barbecue elect three (3) trustees to the

141 Buckshollow Road, Mahopac. rable Mass, procession, St. An- will be drawn at the Rotary Club bu et. Cash bar available. Upcom- library’s Board of Trustees, and

e presenters are Law Firm of thony bread distribution and meeting on May 18 - winner ing shows include: there are six candidates seeking

Enea, Scanlan and Sirignano LLP. reception. For more information, will also participate in Corvette June 3 - Madonna tribute - election. Each of the three open

Admission is free and community call Giulio Cefaloni at 845-745- drawing. Blonde Ambition seats will be lled by elected

members are welcome. 2655, or Linda Cefaloni at 914- In addition to the Corvette, June 10 - Dance Machine candidates who will each ll a

Learn e ective strategies for 582-4373. there will be three other cash June 17 - Zac Brown Tribute three-year term beginning July .

protecting your assets and which Rotary Annual prizes - second prize, $1,000; For tickets, go to putnamcoun- Residents will also be asked
estate and elder care planning op-
third prize, $500; fourth prize, tygolfcourse.com. to vote on a bond proposition to

tions are available to you and your Corvette Raffle $250. Kent Library fund a Scope of Work designed
loved ones. Your purchase of the Corvette to increase the comfort and sus-

Topics include Medicaid plan- e Lake Mahopac Rotary ra e enables our Rotary Foun- Volunteers tainability of the library build-
ing. e library trustees have
ning and applications; estate Club annual Corvette ra e is un- dation to support many commu-

planning; wills, trusts and estates; der way. e Rotary Club will be nity projects, school scholarships Kent Library needs volunteers! requested that the Mahopac

guardianships; and special needs selling on Saturdays/Sundays at and numerous charities. For ad- Putnam SeniorCorps (formerly School District hold a public ref-

planning. Italian spoken. the CVS parking lot at 100 East ditional information, email the RSVP) needs additional volunteers erendum at the library on June 7

Refreshments served. For more Lake Blvd. in Mahopac, between Rotary Club at lakemahopacro- to help with one or more two-hour to issue bonds in the amount of

information, contact Giulio Ce- 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., through the [email protected]. shifts per week at the Kent Library. $3,154,283 to nance this capital

faloni at 845-745-2655 or gcefalo- drawing date. Call Irene Pawliczko, volunteer co- project.

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FROM PAGE 7

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Watermelon is a summertime staple. Each is ensures the host or hostess does not have

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Watermelon is a refreshing option on hot 1. Cut both ends o of the watermelon.

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included in fruit salads, smoothies or even Use the knife to slice down and cut o the rind.

“spiked” cocktails. e key to a tasty water- 3. After removing the rind from all sides

melon is knowing how to pick one that is ripe, of the melon, cut into discs about 1⁄2-inch in

while serving watermelon comes down to un- thickness.

derstanding some easy cutting strategies. 4. en cut those discs into cubes.

• Choose a watermelon that has a rm, sym-

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• Watermelons should be relatively heavy. 2. Take one cut half and place it cut-side

ey’re 92 percent water, and that juiciness down.

should be re ected in a substantial weight for 3. Cut the watermelon into slices.

the melon’s size. 4. Repeat for the other cut half.

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indicates where the melon sat on the ground slices. Rather than leaving it in large slices, turn

and ripened in the sun. Once cut from the vine, the watermelon and cut the same size slices in

a watermelon has about three to four weeks to the opposite direction. is creates strips that

be consumed. are easy for kids to grab and maneuver.

• All parts of the watermelon are edible, 2. Repeat with the other half of the water-

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What investors can – and can’t – control

GUEST change, so you’ll want to review While idea to periodically review your important nancial objectives.
CORNER your time horizon and risk toler- diversi cation portfolio to ensure it’s still prop-
ance on a regular basis, adjusting erly diversi ed. is article was written by
TOM your strategy when appropriate. itself can’t Edward Jones for use by your local
CASEY And the same is true for your guarantee pro ts e world will always be lled Edward Jones nancial advisor
goals – they may evolve over or protect against with unpredictable, uncontrol- (member SIPC). Tom Casey,
As an investor, you can time, requiring new responses lable events, and many of them CHFC, CEPA, CRPC, AAMS,
easily feel frustrated to from you in how you invest. all losses, it can will a ect the nancial markets to CRPS, is a licensed securities
see short-term drops in help greatly one degree or another. But within adviser associated with Edward
your investment statements. But • YOUR RESPONSE TO reduce the your own investment world, you Jones, located at 163 Route 6
while you cannot control the MARKET DOWNTURNS always have a great deal of control in Mahopac. He can be reached
market, you may nd it helpful impact of market – and with it, you have the power directly at 845-621-8647.
to review the factors you can When the market drops and volatility on to keep moving toward all your
control. the value of your investments
declines, you might be tempted your portfolio.’ WHY DO WE
Many forces a ect the nan- to take immediate action in an
cial markets, including geopoliti- e ort to stop the losses. is is -Tom Casey ADVERTISE
cal events, corporate pro ts and understandable – after all, your Edward Jones
interest rate movements – forces investment results can have a big IN HALSTON
beyond the control of most impact on your future. However, by steadily investing, you will in-
individual investors. acting hastily could work against crease the number of shares you
you – for example, you could own in your investments – and
In any case, it’s important sell investments that still have the larger your ownership stake,
to focus on the things you can solid fundamentals and are still the greater your opportunities
control, such as these: appropriate for your needs. If for building wealth.
you can avoid decisions based on
• YOUR ABILITY TO DEFINE short-term events, you may help • YOUR PORTFOLIO’S LEVEL
YOUR GOALS yourself in the long run. OF DIVERSIFICATION

One area in which you have • YOUR COMMITMENT TO While diversi cation itself
total control is your ability to INVESTING can’t guarantee pro ts or protect
de ne your goals. Like most against all losses, it can help
people, you probably have short- e nancial markets are greatly reduce the impact of
term goals – such as saving for almost always in ux, and their market volatility on your portfo-
a new car or a dream vacation movements are hard to predict. lio. Just how you diversify your
– and long-term ones, such as If you can continue investing investments depends on several
a comfortable retirement. Once in all markets – good, bad or factors, but the general principle
you identify your goals and sideways – you will likely make of maintaining a diversi ed
estimate how much they will much better progress toward portfolio should govern your
cost, you can create an invest- your goals than if you periodi- approach to investing. It’s a good
ment strategy to help achieve cally were to take a “time out.”
them. Over time, some of your Many people head to the invest-
personal circumstances will likely ment sidelines when the market
tumbles, only to miss out on the
beginnings of the next rally. And

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