North Salem News 2.17.22

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Vol. 7 No. 48 Visit TapIntoNorthSalem.net for the latest news. Thursday, February 17, 2022

Playoff push!

Both Tiger basketball teams
are readying for a postseason run!
Read all about the nal regular
season games on page 14, as North
Salem prepares for the playo s!

PHOTO: DAN STOCKFIELD

Power surge

Residents shocked by high electric bills 

BY CAROL REIF for electricity during the winter.  Even during the polar vortex in be some sort of mistake. Milano, Sadly, he then realized that it
STAFF WRITER His most recent bill was a stag- 2019 that blasted the Northeast who called his utility, New York wasn’t an error.
with record-setting low tempera- State Electric & Gas, but gave up
Raymond Milano of North gering $1,280. tures, it was only $600 a month at after being on hold for 45 min- Employed in the nancial ser-
Salem said he is used to paying “Just huge,” he told the North most, Milano said. utes, later got wind of many oth- vices eld, Milano and his wife,
between $400 and $500 a month ers with similar stories.
Salem News  recently. “I almost At rst, he thought it had to SEE POWER SURGE PAGE 6
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BUSINESS & REAL ESTATE 19

CLASSIFIEDS 18

LEGAL NOTICES 17

LEISURE 16 VALENTINE’S DAY
OPINION 8
OBITUARIES
SPORTS 4 Whole Lotta Love

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EDITOR: 914-302-5830 ing, computer use, and read- Wednesday Feb. 23, from 7:30 with the Candidates, earring
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Thursday, February 17, 2022 Your Neighbor North Salem News – Page 3

Grad student
Danielle Mazzilli

becomes
published author

BY WHIT ANDERSON  “It was inspired from when I was a

STAFF WRITER child, dealing with divorce,” recalled

Mazzilli. “As I was re ecting on that time,

What started as a nal project for class I remembered how scared and confused I

soon turned Danielle Mazzilli into a was. I questioned what my family would

published children’s book author.  look like with my parents living apart. I

O cially released last month, Mazzilli’s did not have the book or resources that

debut work, “A Broken Crayon Still re ected what I was going through or

Colors,” was published by iUniverse and how I was feeling. at is what I wanted Danielle Mazzilli is a student at Bank Street Graduate School of Education, working
illustrated by Fatmeh Parishani. Her book to change. My hope for this book is towards her master’s in early childhood education.
is available directly through Linktree, to provide a resource for children that

which can also be found on her Twitter acknowledges the complex feelings and

and LinkedIn pro les. emotions that are often associated with

e poetic story centers around a girl divorce, or any family changes.” 

trying to draw a family portrait in the e book is dedicated to all the ‘broken

midst of her parents going through a crayons,’ providing a visual message to

divorce.   children that, like a crayon, even when

Mazzilli, who has family ties to North one feels broken, those feelings do not last

Salem,is currently a student at Bank Street forever since “A broken crayon still colors,

Graduate School of Education, working that is for sure.”  

towards her master’s in early childhood Mazzilli also uses the story to emphasize

education with a dual certi cation in that no one family looks the same, leaving

special education.   a blank nal page for the reader to draw a

Given that Mazzilli’s current credentials family portrait in whichever fashion they

align with those of a children’s author, one choose, celebrating familial diversity.  

might be surprised to know that she went Mazzilli has done what few others

through a major career change three years have accomplished, not only becoming an

ago so she could follow her true passion of author, but also an advocate for children

working with kids.   enduring an often-overlooked obstacle.

“I originally graduated from “A Broken Crayon Still Colors” serves as

Su olk University with a bachelor’s in representation for children going through

communications and public relations,” divorce, a new perspective for other

Mazzilli said. “After, I was working in children to emphasize with their peers,

client success, customer service, and and a resource for parents and educators

member success roles. But then at my to help those enduring divorce/separation.  

last job at LeagueApps, they had a strong Despite everything that went into

focus on youth sports. It was working releasing this book for Mazzilli, she

there I had my ‘aha’ moment that I needed does not plan to take a long break from

to be doing something with kids in a producing children’s literature. In fact, she

direct capacity. Education is something I is already working on her next projects. 

always wanted to do, and this con rmed “My friends, my family have all asked

it.”  me,‘What’s next?’”Mazzilli said.“I already

e career transition provided Mazzilli have notes in my phone on book ideas

a clear avenue to write and publish I made right as I published this current

her book. However, the story’s content one. I do have a lot of ideas for later books

dates all the way back to Mazzilli’s own that are all child-centered. One that I

childhood, as her own parents’ separation am passionate about centers around that

was the inspiration. Reliving much of the special education side of me, and autism

divorce hardships she went through as a in general. As far as for those children,

six-year-old while drafting the book on I have not really seen many books from

her father’s porch, Mazzilli produced the their perspective. What is most important

resource she wished she had back then.   for me is children having these resources.” 

Promote Your Charity PHOTOS COURTESY OF DANIELLE MAZZILLI
Send us a press release at [email protected], or give us a call
at 914-302-5830. The story centers around a girl trying to draw a family portrait in the midst of her
parents going through a divorce.

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OBITUARIES

Theresa Melito Bronx, NY. On November 5, were spent being surrounded and smiled at everyone she
encountered. eresa was a
1961, she married the love of by her four grandchildren and devout Catholic who attended
mass weekly, a regular supporter
eresa Melito of New her life Leonard D. Melito and taking an active role in their of St. Jude Children’s Research
Hospital and was caretaker for
Fair eld, CT, passed away on moved to North Salem, NY in lives, school activities and her husband for 13 years.

February 2, 2022. She was 85 1976 to raise their family. upbringing. She enjoyed playing eresa is survived by her
daughters, Phyllis Nevins and
years old. eresa put her life into her cards, scrabble, and other games her husband John of New
Fair eld, CT and Denise
Born on July 9, 1936, in Bronx, family; they were her passion. with people she loved. In her Melito and her ancée Greg
Marino of Bedminster, NJ;
NY, daughter of Francesco and She was an Administrative quiet time, you could nd her grandchildren Jake, ancé
Katherine and son Leo, Dana
Filomena (Gallo) Moschella. Assistant at North Salem High eresa listening to 50s music Nevins and Sage and Samantha
Rudolf; her sisters, Gloria
eresa was a graduate of School for over 20 years before and watching classic movies. Gargiulo of Monterey, CA and
Frances Caputo of North Salem,
Cathedral High School, in she retired. Her happiest times She had a vibrant personality NY and her many nieces and
nephews. She was predeceased
Halsto Medi present by her husband, Leonard, as well
as her sister, Maria Mangino,
Monthl Editoria Calenda and her brothers, Paul, and
Dominick Moschella. She will
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Thursday, February 17, 2022 North Salem News – Page 5

Whole lotta love
Library and Rec Department gather Valentines for seniors

BY CAROL REIF PHOTOS COURTESY OF NORTH SALEM
STAFF WRITER RECREATION DEPARTMENT

Once again, North Salem has
shown its seniors a whole lotta
love.

More than 500 handcrafted
cards were gathered up and
distributed in time for Valentine’s
Day, Monday, Feb. 14, according
to the project’s sponsors, the
town’s Recreation Department
and the Ruth Keeler Memorial
Library.

“Wow, North Salem… you
impressed us yet again,” they
said in a Facebook post, adding:
“ ank you thank you thank you!”

Besides the families and
individuals, classes of schoolchildren and
local groups broke out the glitter, glue,
and hearts to put smiles on the faces of
seniors and homebound individuals.

Among them were: Girl Scout Troop
1220, Girl Scout Troop 2676, Amnesty
International, WEC (Westchester
Exceptional Children’s School, now
known as the Westchester School
for Special Children), St. Lawrence
O’Toole Church preschool (Brewster),
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POWER SURGE creases we are seeing across the “Where’s the transparency? tric customers and 1.1 million power-generated electricity from
FROM PAGE 1
state come at a time when New ese massive bills are distress- natural gas customers. NYSEG’s Canada to Brooklyn. Originally

Yorkers are already struggling ing customers to no end. With customer base spreads into up- scheduled to be completed last

Donna, are almost empty-nest- nancially following the CO- all of the ways in which a utility state New York and has 900,000 year, the project won’t be done

ers. Two of their kids have ed VID-19 pandemic,” Hochul said, can communicate to its custom- electric customers and 270,000 until 2025.

the coop while the youngest is adding that the state was pre- ers, there is no excuse to stun and natural gas customers. O cials “ is will drastically increase

still at home. at fact alone was pared to take action “to provide agitate people with these kinds of have suggested that residents the renewable non-polluting en-

what made him hope for at least relief ” for residents, especially the increases,” he said. search out ESCOs with lower ergy available to people in our

a “ at” electricity bill this January. “most vulnerable.” Utilities, which basically dis- xed rates. area of the state and will help sta-

“If it was that, I would be hap- In his letter to Con Ed, PSC tribute energy to customers, must e nonpro t Sustainable bilize pricing,” Lucas said.

py,”Milano said.“A triple,THAT Chair Rory M. Christian said notice them about increases in Westchester  runs Westchester e supervisor acknowledged

kind of gets your attention.” that while his agency under- delivery costs, Harckham said. Power, a Community Choice that with “rates going up, it is not

Milano’s pain is being felt stands “that increases in winter Suppliers don’t have the same Aggregation program that en- easy to reduce your energy bill.”

across the region, leading constit- electric and gas bills cause nan- requirement. Utilities share in- ables participating municipalities However, residents can always

uents to demand that the state’s cial hardship,” neither it nor the formation with customers on to buy electricity in bulk. sign up for Community Solar,

Public Service Commission di- utilities can control supply prices. how xed rates are obtainable North Salem takes part in another program run by Sustain-

rect the Department of Public However, the latter can “im- from energy supply companies the program and its “default” is able Westchester.

Service to probe the sudden and prove their procurement and bill- (ESCOs) other than provid- “green” or electricity produced by Calling it “simply a nancial

steep rate hikes. ing practices to reduce the likeli- ers such as Con Ed or NYSEG renewable sources such as sun- arrangement with a solar farm in

NYSEG, the utility that serves hood of dramatic price swings in that’s “not often entirely or easily light, wind and water. Neighbor- NYSEG territory,” Lucas said it

North Salem, Somers, Lewisboro the future.” understood by many people,” he ing town Somers’s is the “stan- can save participants up to 10%

and parts of Yorktown, and Con e PSC, he said, is “requiring said. dard” supply – power generated on their energy bills.

Edison both blame the hikes Con Edison to address this going “It’s time to make the informa- by natural gas, coal and nuclear. “You still need to have an en-

on the rising cost of natural gas, forward.” tion on the energy bill for New North Salem Supervisor War- ergy supplier or ESCO selected

which powers electricity plants. Sen. Peter Harckham (D- York residents crystal clear, and ren Lucas explained that while or use NYSEG or Westchester

Commodity prices have skyrock- Peekskill) also weighed in last the best options that are available “renewables” are being developed, Power for your electricity sup-

eted, representatives say, because week. Claiming that his o ce for people, say, on xed incomes, “It’s not enough.” ply,” he explained, adding that it

of both global events and a cold- had received dozens of com- made wholly understandable to When the Indian Point nucle- “sounds odd, but that is the way it

er-than-average winter. plaints, he called for expanded all,” the senator asserted. ar plant was shuttered in April, works because of federal require-

at’s causing natural gas costs customer rights and notice re- Under the state’s current two new natural gas plants in the ments.”

around the U.S. to spike 100%.  quirements by utility providers. Home Energy Fair Practices Act, region “picked up the slack sup- Lucas, who serves on Sus-

While acknowledging the “It is simply wrong for a util- which incorporates amendments plying the missing energy to this tainable Westchester’s executive

spikes “were predicted and are ity company to issue bills that from the Energy Consumer Pro- part of New York state,” he said. board, advised those with ques-

due to severe winter weather,” include considerable increases tection Act of 2002, there are no Among those long-term goals tions about their bills to call NY-

Gov. Kathy Hochul last week for customer service without an requirements to notify customers for “other non-polluting energy” SEG’s customer service at 800-

urged Con Ed to review its bill- advance warning or satisfactory in advance about variable energy is a hydropower project known 572-1111.

ing practices and to better com- explanation of what’s going on,” supply costs or the reasons why as Champlain Hudson Power “I have found them to be ex-

municate with its customers. Harckham said Wednesday, Feb. they can increase sharply. Express. It involves a transmis- SEE POWER SURGE PAGE 7

“ e extreme utility bill in- 9. Con Ed has 3.5 million elec- sion line that will bring hydro-

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Thursday, February 17, 2022 North Salem News – Page 7

Police investigate fatal crash on Titicus Road

BY TOM WALOGORSKY  fatal motor vehicle accident that Old Greenwich, CT, was headed and collided head-on with a 2007 Carroll was pronounced dead. 
EDITOR occurred on Titicus Road on the eastbound on his 2014 Harley BMW SUV at approximately 2:30 e Westchester Medical
afternoon of Saturday, Feb. 12.  Davidson motorcycle, just east p.m.
e New York State Police have of Oakridge Road. Mr. Carroll Examiner’s O ce also assisted
launched an investigation into a e investigation determined then entered the westbound lane Westchester Paramedics were at the scene. e investigation
that Edward J. Carroll III, 70, of dispatched to the scene, where remains ongoing. 

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POWER SURGE gan. rate uctuations. ers. those e orts.”
“Unfortunately some people NYSEG is not pro ting from Jamison said NYSEG has also
FROM PAGE 6 GOODTO KNOW
don’t pay attention until they get the rate spike, said Jamison, ex- provided ways that customers can For more information on the
cellent,” Lucas said, telling folks that big bill,”he said last week. plaining that it has no control over save on their bills, primarily by
with questions to send copies of the supply-cost side of their bills. adopting energy-e cient mea- state’s winter preparedness ef-
their bills to  wlucas@northsalem- Rates are based on market prices sures.It also has budget billing pro- forts and assistance programs, go
ny.org. and those are continually updated at’s “simply a pass-through” grams to help spread the nancial to www.dps.ny.gov/winter. 
by the New York Independent charge, he said. impact over 12 months.
“If I can answer it, I will.” System Operator (NYISO), a not- NYSEG customers who need
for-pro t charged with operat- Utility bills can include both Jamison noted that there are help guring out their bills can vis-
UTILITY TALKS ing the state’s bulk electricity grid expected and unexpected pass- state and federal assistance pro- it  www.nyseg.com. Click on “Ac-
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Happily
Ever
After

At the Olympics  We never forget you, Mom

Naturally, I’d love to be compet- exactly who was the person who saw a skater February 3 marked the 18th ily and friends. Mom, we couldn’t
ing in the Olympics at my chosen land that jump and said,“You know what anniversary of our Mom’s have done it without you. Your love,
sport, but my Olympic dreams that looks like? A ying, spinning camel?” passing. She was a remarkable strength and dignity - even though

were dashed by something that happened at was probably the day drug testing woman who is remembered perpetu- your heart was broken and your life

many years ago: everyone became a regular thing. ally for her love of shattered - was

noticed that I had not an Another girl performed family, her wisdom, the source of our

athletic bone in my body. MAN two perfect “triple toe grace, dignity and WHAT WAS strength as it has
faith. She lives on in I THINKING? always been.  e
If someone had been able OVERBOARD loops,”implying that she our memories. RUTHANN respect we have for
SCHEFFER you can never ever
to locate an athletic bone RICK has six toes. I don’t know In 1984, three be measured.
years after Dad
in my body,THAT’S the MELÉN if the Olympic Commit-

one I would have broken tee needs to take a look at

the day before the big race. this, but if it is legal then passed away, I I’m so proud to

So I’ll have to enjoy it on I’m entering my cat in wrote this letter have you as my

television like everybody the next Olympics. Some to my mother for mother, and I love

else. skaters looked too tall for the short program, Mother’s Day 1984. It followed a you dearly. Enjoy life, have fun and

ere is plenty of backdrop; the pandemic another thing the Committee should evalu- very poignant phone call she and I do everything that makes you happy

is still an issue and people are testing positive, ate.  had had. She called me after she read - you deserve every laugh, smile and

which is a negative. Human rights in China I have some questions of my own, such as, the letter, said I’d made her cry but in good time. Mom, you have always

come up as they always do. e subject of do ice skaters spin in the opposite direction a loving way. been there when I needed you. Al-

climate change can’t be overlooked. I was south of the Equator? Also, at the end of the Dear Mom, ways remember I am here for you

watching the Women’s Super-G, and there skating exhibition people skate up to you When we spoke the other day, you - any time.

was only man-made snow where they were with a bouquet of roses. Why does nobody mentioned that your dating days with Your loving daughter,

racing, which I guess you’d call the Super-G ski up to you with roses at the end of the ski- Dad were never carefree because of Ruthie

spot. ing competition? your responsibilities at home. My When Mom passed away, we -

But the Olympics are an opportunity to Who am I to judge? I’m an expert at judg- heart ached for you. I started think- Jack, Rosemary and I - included this

leave all that behind and focus only on what ing now, that’s who. Everyone is after a week ing about the other things you had tribute in her obituary:

the mind and body can do when pushed to of watching the Olympics. But I’m not going spoken about over the years: how “Our mother was devoted to

their very limits, while possibly on steroids. to nickel-and-dime you with these tenth of a you made the arrangements when her family above all. She was lov-

First, you need to learn the Olympic jargon. point deductions for dumb things like where your mother died; how you took care ing, caring and always ready to

For instance, in the Slopestyle ski event, you put your hands, or how high you jumped, of Grandpa and your young broth- listen. Her warmth, generosity and

you’ve got to “put it down.”Which means or if you didn’t spin around as many times as ers, literally forgetting about any welcoming nature made all who

what “stick the landing”used to mean. If you you said you would. I’ll be deducting for more career that you may have dreamed entered her home feel that this was

can’t “put it down,”well, you should have important things, like whether you use too about. All through your life, you nev- truly where they belonged. She had

thought of that before you went up. While much garlic, or if you had plastic surgery that er complained about your personal about her a quiet dignity and yet had

you’re hurtling around in the air you’re sup- gave you duck lips, or for each time you say sacri ces or felt sorry for yourself. In a zest for life, traveling to new places

posed to grab part of your snowboard or ski, “It is what it is.”I was watching a Russian girl fact, you said that you would do it and meeting new people. She leaves

which is not at all what I would be grabbing snowboard, and the announcer said that they again without a second thought. a wonderful legacy to be cherished

under the same set of circumstances. In Fig- would be judging her on her execution, which When Dad died, it was the worst by her family.”

ure Skating, there is a series of spins and turns is something I thought we would never see time for you and for us. During his We joyfully and thankfully re-

referred to as “twizzles,”and you want your again after the fall of the tsarist regimes. short illness, through the wake and member “Mom,” “Mommy,” “Nanny,”

twizzles to sizzle, not zzle. Some things about the Olympics are funeral and these last three years, “Aunt Mary” with deep a ection. We

ere is a skating jump called a “Flying di erent than they ever were. For instance, you’ve set an example for all of were blessed to call her “ours.”

Camel Spin.”Yes, it’s an interesting move, SEE MELEN PAGE 9 us. You say we pulled you through,
but what I think we should be focusing on is:
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Celebrity sightings

Iguess it all began when I was just a fan mail. I never did get to meet my idol, At the U.S. Tennis Open, Ken and I Fun Facts
toddler. I loved listening to music have seen many tennis stars and even by Jo Ann
and watching television. One of my but I’m sure that was my introduction to had lunch with Ivan Lendl.
favorite shows, which combined both Conan O’Brian was once
music and television, the excitement I experienced when see- Ken and I enjoy spending several stalked by a priest.
was the Perry Como weeks in Montauk during the summer
Show. I can remember ing a famous person. and have seen several celebrities includ- things to write about one day. Ken takes
staring at the beautiful ing Richard Gere, Billy Joel, Chris- it all in stride when we see someone
brown piece of furni- I’m guessing it was tie Brinkley, Martha Stewart, and Ralph famous and tries to get me close to
ture which housed the Lauren. Just walking the streets of New them. Yes, Ken is a very special kind of
screen that brought 1952 when my fam- York City I have seen Alan Alda and husband.
Perry Como to me. I Lesley Stahl.
imagined that Perry was JUST ily was walking down Since the pandemic has limited my
right behind the screen, JO ANN Broadway. I recall But perhaps the most exciting ce- wanderings, these days I must be satis-
so I decided to hammer through to get a man stopping us lebrity I’ve seen since Perry Como in
to him. I was on my third pound of the the early 1950s is Brad Pitt, Inside the ed with just viewing my idols on televi-
hammer when my mother came and JO ANN and asking my dad if Actor’s Studio.  at show no longer sion, with no hammers involved.
took the hammer from me. FRANCELLA my sister Rose and I airs since 2018 and the death of its host,
James Lipton. My daughter, Kim, got [email protected]
Several years later, my parents some- could be a part of the tickets for me and Ken, and we were
how got tickets to the Perry Como able to sit just feet away from the stage
Show. I was thrilled when he waved audience of kids on as Brad Pitt was interviewed for two
back to me from the stage. After the hours. It was quite an exciting night for
show, my dad tried to get us backstage the Howdy Doody me.
to meet Perry Como, but a man in a suit
told us that he was very busy answering Show. He handed my dad a card, but I I had nearly forgotten about most
of my celebrity sightings until recently
remember my dad just throwing it away. when I was thinking of interesting

rough the years and probably up

until this very day, I was so excited to see

many celebrities up close.

As a teen, I stood at the edge of

the stage when Ricky Nelson sang at

Freedomland. When I got home, I wrote

in my diary about the experience; and I

can still see his powder blue jacket and

suntanned face.

MELEN moments, plenty of competitive ‘ They explained everything
events. For instance, there is the and guided me. They really
FROM PAGE 8 half-pipe event, which reminds cared about my well-being.
me of something a plumber once They were always available for
there is a lot more scrutiny and so- said to me after I tried to install consultations. I cannot imagine
cial media commentary regarding my own dishwasher: “Where’s any other law firm being so
post-event interviews. A television the other half of that pipe?” I caring and providing the highest
announcer spoke with an Ameri- could also certainly devote an level of representation.’
can skier who was expected to entire column to the sport of ~M.S.
medal, and instead fell at the top Olympic Curling, but in China,
of the slope. It was like interview- curly hair does not seem like a
ing an open wound. ere was high priority. Also, if you were
also a tightly controlled interview unfamiliar with Ravel’s “Bolero,”
with tennis star Peng Shuai, who you’ll know it by heart at the end
has been missing from public of the gure skating competition. I
view after making allegations guess it is what it is, and I owe you
against a Party bigwig. I read the a tenth of a point deduction for
entire transcript of the interview, saying that, but it was worth it.
and to me, it raised more ques-
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DR. LINDA 4. Clues terial into an outline, picture story,

FROM PAGE 12 Together, look for clues about or any other graphic organizer. e

him ll in answers to the ve what he’s going to read, what to two of you can compare your out-
W’s as he reads: Who? Where?
When? Why? What? Make it focus on when he reads, and lines or picture stories. By writing
fun by highlighting the “who”
in blue, the “where” in yellow, what’s important to remember. and drawing as he reads, he’ll un-
the “when” in orange, the “why”
in pink and the “what” in green. Speci c sections of the book will derstand and remember more.
If he has to write a summary of
what he read, he has the infor- help for remembering important Important: Don’t do too much
mation right there.
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6. Finally, if you’re serious in
helping him comprehend what of-chapter questions, key words, usually only process about ve
he’s reading, be careful not to
put him in front of a computer headings, diagrams and captions, things at a time, keep your study
or workbook in which he has to
read a passage and then answer graphs, maps, the back cover, and time short and e ective.
multiple questions. ese ex-
ercises test comprehension but pictures. Dr. Linda
don’t teach how to comprehend.
5. Handwrite
Also, try this ve-step meth-
od. Each letter in the word Now as he reads,have him write,
TEACH stands for a step in the
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VARSITY ROUNDUP

Girls basketball honors
Major, preps for playoffs

Boys team tramples Yonkers Montessori

BY TOM WALOGORSKY of the regular season at home, taking a

EDITOR tough loss to Croton-Harmon. North

Salem went into halftime with a three

GIRLS BASKETBALL point lead, but couldn’t contain the

e Tigers endured a tough week, Croton o ense and were outscored 26-

taking three straight losses to end the 14 in the second half. Roger Squire and

regular season. However, thanks to the Ryan Baer led the Tigers o ensively,

open format of this year’s postseason, chipping in 11 points each.

the squad is guaranteed a tournament “We did not execute our o ense in

birth and will have the chance to re- the second half very well, and Croton’s

group before the playo s begin on Feb. aggressiveness and hustle, combined

22. with our lack of execution, were key

Croton-Harmon 49, factors why the second half did not

North Salem 34 go our way,” said Coach Chris Regan.

Tuesday, Feb. 8 “Croton took us out of our game in the

North Salem opened the week on second half, and we did not respond

the road, traveling to face Croton-Har- very well.”

Emma Zoubok goes for a block against the Blue Devils. mon in a Tiger tussle. Solid o ensive Haldane 62, North Salem 54

Jaiden Donovan drives down the court. e orts by Dana Connolly (10 points) Wednesday, Feb 9
Sara Major takes to the air against Haldane. Fina DiPaola makes her move.
and Carolyn Barella (8 points) weren’t North Salem traveled the following
Dana Connolly
led the Tigers enough to stand up against the Croton day, battling the league champion Blue
in scoring in
two games o ense.  Devils in their second straight losing
this week.
Haldane 42, North Salem 31 e ort. Despite not coming away with
PHOTOS: DANIEL
STOCKFIELD Thursday, Feb. 10 the win, the Tigers refused to back

e Tigers returned home, hosting down from the Haldane squad, go-

the Blue Devils on Senior Night where ing into the nal minute of the con-

North Salem honored their lone grad- test down by only four points. Roger

uating member, Sara Major. Major (8 Squire (27 points, 18 rebounds, 3 steals,

points) and junior Emma Zoubok (9 3 blocks) and Ryan Baer (16 points, 7

points) played strong for North Salem, rebounds) once again paced the North

but the squad was once again unable to Salem o ense.

put the pieces together for the victory.  “I was really proud of our guys com-

Briarcliff 62, North Salem 36 ing o a not so great loss the day be-

Friday, Feb. 11 fore to Croton-Harmon, and battling

North Salem was on the road again right to the end,” said Coach Regan.

the following day, continuing to run “It showed our team what they are ca-

the gauntlet in a losing e ort to the pable of when they play physical, hard

Bears. Dana Connolly (8 points) and and tough, which is hanging with the

Carolyn Barella (7 points) led the Ti- better teams in Section One and giving

gers in scoring as the squad concluded ourselves a chance to win in the end.”

their regular season schedule.  North Salem 76,

Now, the Tigers will wait to see who Yonkers Montessori 34

their opening round playo opponent Saturday, Feb. 12

will be, depending on the results of Unwilling to stay down after a pair

the rest of the league’s regular season of losses earlier in the week, the Tigers

games. Meanwhile, the team will use found their stride once again and pum-

the week layo to prepare for their meled Yonkers Montessori Academy at

postseason run.  home. e win displayed a total team

“We’ve got a week to reset and get our e ort, with Roger Squire (23 points),

feet back underneath us,” said Coach Ryan Baer (15 points), Dylan Walter

Matt Mackenzie. “We’re a young team, (13 points), Zac Major (9 points), Matt

and things haven’t been easy. But with Moia (8 points), Andrew Viebrock

a team full of sophomores and juniors, (6 points), and Sincere Andrews (2

we’ll be able to get some experience points) all contributing in the big win.

and see what sectionals are like. Plus, e Tigers were scheduled to com-

for Sara Major, she’ll be able to get the pete their regular season on Monday,

true section tournament experience Feb. 14 against Pawling, after press

that we didn’t have last year.”  time for this issue. e sectional play-

o s will begin on Saturday, Feb. 19.

BOYS BASKETBALL North Salem’s opponent will depend

Croton-Harmon 49, on the nal regular season results for

North Salem 40 the remainder of the league.

Tuesday, Feb. 8 SEE ROUNDUP PAGE 15
e Tigers opened the nal full week

Thursday, February 17, 2022 SPORTS North Salem News – Page 15

Ryan Baer led North Salem in Jake Popken and the Tigers took
scoring against Croton-Harmon. a pair of tough losses to open the
week.

Roger Squire launches a shot. Andrew Viebrock playing tough on defense. PHOTOS: TOM WALOGORSKY

ROUNDUP 2021 was a
CRAZY YEAR!
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“I’ve gotten many hat tricks
before, but it still feels great to
get it,” said Makarenko, who said
he had a few hat tricks playing
for the BYSNS as a sophomore.
“A huge thanks to my teammates
for helping me out and making it
happen.”

Ty Wing eld registered 24
saves for the BYSNS.

“It was an entire team e ort
last night, rst to fourth line,”
Wing eld said. “As our forwards
continued to score, our defen-
semen didn’t become satis ed.

ey’re becoming more con dent
in themselves and each other and
I’m proud of each and every one
of them. ey fought through to-
gether from start to nish.”

Owen Cunningham (1G, 2A),
Jonathan Graham (2G), Matthew
Guarini (1G), Daniel Luis (1A)
and Michael D’Erasmo (1A) also
contributed to the victory.

BYSNS 8, Pearl River 1
Saturday, Feb. 12

e BYSNS (12-6-2) returned
to the BIA defeated Pearl River
8-1, led by Makarenko (2G, 2A),
Hart Nullet (2G, 1A), Bryan
Kottmann (1G, 1A), Jacob Gas-
parini (1G), D’Erasmo (1G),
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gang Cook (1A), Wing eld (10
saves) and Dylan Weber, who
saw three minutes in goal.

Page 16 – North Salem News LEISURE Thursday, February 17, 2022

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11. News magazine 33. Not easily explained 58. “The Great Lakes State” individual (ancient Egypt)
30. Hot beverage
12. Popular treat 34 Song in short stanzas (abbr.)
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16. Area units 38. Detonations 59. Unpainted

17. Artificial intelligence 39. Intestinal 60. Swam underwater 32. It followed the cassette

18. Marten valued for its fur 40. EU cofounder Paul-Henri 63. Native American people 33. Large northern deer
34. Ones who offer formally
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24. Home of the Dodgers 43. Balmy 65. Exam 35. Famed genie

25. Bordering 44. New Mexico mountain 36. Bequeathed

26. Part of the eye town CLUES DOWN 37. Skeletal muscle

27. It might be nervous 45. Gobblers 1. Small bone in middle ear 38. Atomic #56

28. Visualizes 49. Insecticide 2. Long, angry speech 40. Silk garment

29. Crest of a hill 50. Golf scores 3. Move out of 41. They deliver the mail

30. Measures engine speed 51. Has its own altar 4. Male organ 42. Equally

5. Two-toed sloth 44. Check

6. Making dirty 45. Light-colored breed of

7. Article hound

8. Oil company 46. Drug that soothes

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radiation 48. Most slick

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(abbr.) 54. His and __

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Young
Artists
2022

February 6 - 27, 2022

e Katonah Museum of Art exhibition and the design of the

is currently featuring the Young postcard invitation image.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF KATONAH MUSEUM OF ART Artists 2022 exhibition. is year the museum re-

Now in its 39th year, the ex- ceived 36 submissions from

hibition features the work of lo- students who attended the day-

cal high school artists who take long Graphic Design Work-

part in all aspects of its curation, shop.

installation, and marketing ef- Among the participating

forts to produce this perennially schools from the area are Somers

favorite exhibition. e works High School, Mahopac High

range in scale, concept, media, School, North Salem High

and process, re ecting the diver- School, Lakeland High School,

sity of expression in the region’s John Jay High School, Kennedy

young artists. Catholic Preparatory School,

is annual exhibition fea- Harvey School and more.

tures the work of senior high

school artists from nearly 40 lo- is information was provided

cal schools. by Katonah Museum of Art,

As part of this program, stu- located at 134 Jay St. Katonah.

dents are involved in many as- Call 914-232-9555 or visit

pects of the exhibition process katonahmuseum.org for more

including the installation of the information.

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