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Mask-making can’t hide the smiles at Opengate

BY CAROL REIF PHOTOS COURTESY
STAFF WRITER OF OPENGATE

Used since ancient times for ceremonial,
practical and entertainment reasons, masks
send many messages.

ey can say: “I’m hiding,” or “I’m telegraph-
ing who I want to be,” or, now, because of the
pandemic, “I’m wearing this to keep us both
safe.”

e trouble is—whether made of colorful
fabric or surgical-blue paper—these now ubiq-
uitous coverings are depriving us humans of the
chance to read people’s expressions, the key to
a rst impression.

After all, a smile is the “friendliest” part of
our faces. Without it, part of our identity van-
ishes.

Elizabeth Dama, head teacher at Opengate
Inc., a not-for-pro t that serves people with in-
tellectual and developmental disabilities, wasn’t
about to let that happen.

ere had been enough losses in 2020.
She and other teachers and support sta at
its Somers campus devised a relevant way for
clients to both unleash their creativity and let
their inner selves truly be seen.
And what more appropriate way than
through making art masks?
Snowy owls. Ornate Indian elephants. Gold-
en-horned bulls. Mustachioed mystics. Serene
soothsayers. Regal tribal chieftains. Futuristic
robots. Even a whiskery walrus and a pepper-
mint pink Peppa Pig of British animation fame
came to the masquerade.

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Teatown BABY BOOM ily of nine, someone’s always preg- stuck to plans to start a family in think of is the lockdown when ev-
kicks off FROM PAGE 6
17th Annual nant,”she said. 2021. eryone had to remain at home …
EagleFest
Mass marking of life milestones Last year was supposed to be and guess what?”
Weeklong virtual
event Jan. 30 - Feb. 7 Nathan, 10; and Derek, 7. is one advantage to sibling syn- their last hurrah before parenthood. Big families are in the genes.

Teatown’s Hudson River Ea- Deanna always gives her in-laws chronicity. ey traveled to Ireland, but COV- Maryanne’s maternal grandmother
gleFest, the annual festival cel-
ebrating the bald eagle’s winter a calendar made personal with “Hopefully, we can coordinate ID-19 kiboshed plans to visit Spain was one of seven kids; her mother
migration to the Hudson Val-
ley, will kick o its 17th season family pictures. things, like have one baptism and and Hawaii. birthed ve, all girls.
on January 30 with a week of
exciting virtual programs and is year, she cleverly inserted call it a day,”she said. Having three sisters-in-law who “Even our dog was female,” she
limited in-person programs for
children, families, and birding a photo of her sonogram so when Everyone’s excited that the little are already mothers–and pregnant recalled, laughing.
enthusiasts.
the Mirases ipped to the month cousins will be so close in age that at the same time–means she has Is it easier to raise girls than boys?
From Saturday, January 30 to
Sunday, February 7, Teatown of June … surprise! “they can grow together.” easy access to advice and support. Nope. “ ey ALL drove me
will host a series of virtual pro-
grams featuring Connecticut e other pregnancies gave the Echoing that sentiment, Libby e moms-to-be even have a crazy,”Maryanne said.
falconer and wildlife rehabilita-
tor Christine Peyreigne of Cris- couple some pause. revealed that she and Eileen had texting thread—“Pregos 2021”— One perk of having a bunch of
tine’s Critters; Anne Swaim,
executive director of Saw Mill “We had no idea that anyone had their rst children just six where they share stories of aches, kids? Free babysitting.
River Audubon, and programs
by Zeiss Sports Optics, as well else was trying to have a baby,” months apart. pains and strange cravings. “ e oldest girl was very good
as Teatown’s own animal am-
bassadors. New this year will be said Steve Jr., who said they’d been Her husband, one of two chil- Not awaiting the stork—right with the younger ones; I didn’t trust
the highly anticipated presen-
tation on the healing nature of thinking about expanding their dren, ruefully jokes that her im- now—are: Karen, the youngest the boys too much.”

SEE TEATOWN PAGE 18 family for years. mediate kin outnumber his entire married daughter, who lives in Ha- Coincidentally, all four sons were

e ticking clock was just the extended family. waii with her husband,Tyrone, and born in July—two of them on the

push they needed. e Miras household was “loud 1-year-old son, Jackson; Cathleen same date. Two of the girls, Libby

“Time creeps up on you and we and messy but fun,” Libby recalled, and her husband, Chad, who have and Karen (KC), arrived on the

weren’t getting any younger,”he ex- adding: “ ere was always some- two girls: Abigail and Ava; and son same date in November.

plained. one to play with.” William and his wife, Lucia, who Libby doesn’t want to know the

Daughter Eileen, who lives in Gio, about to turn two, knows live in Washington D.C. with their gender of her baby beforehand.Her

Somers with husband Rob Smith, he’s going to be a big brother. How twins, Malcolm and Hugo. siblings either already do, or were

is due in July. ey have a 2-year- he’ll feel about having to share ( e oldest two siblings are set to nd out shortly.

old daughter, Reese. mommy and daddy after baby ar- Maryanne and John. ey live in Grandma Maryanne honestly

Reached in the middle of mak- rives, well, that’s another story. Brooklyn and Manhattan, respec- doesn’t care if the newbies sport

ing dinner, Eileen brushed aside a Son Karl and wife, Arielle, live tively.) pink or blue bonnets.

reporter’s apologies, assuring her in Stamford, Conn. ey are due in ere are NINE grandchil- “Just so long as they’re happy

that she was good at multi-tasking. August. dren—so far. With four more and healthy. at’s all we ask for,”

“I don’t stop moving until I pass An only child, Arielle feels “very on the way, there’ll be more than she said.

out in bed,”she joshed, peeling gar- lucky” to have married into a large enough for another Miras baseball Meanwhile, everyone’s looking

lic while her toddler giggled in the family. team. forward to a time when all genera-

background. Naturally, her parents are over What’s the reason—besides the tions can safely gather.

Eileen wasn’t shocked that she the moon at the prospect of having obvious—behind this bouncing “We’re excited about maybe hav-

and three of her siblings were ex- a grandchild to spoil. bundle of blessings? ing a family get-together in Au-

pecting at the same time. “It’s been a crazy year,” she said, “I’m dumbfounded,” admitted gust. It’ll be a real baby screamfest,”

“When you come from a fam- but pandemic or not, she and Karl Steven Sr. “ e only reason I can Libby said.

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Contact Us ENGAGEMENT
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100, Mount Kisco, NY 10549. You can contact us at 914-302- Milde-Kolba Kisco Elementary School in Mt.
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WWhahtaist itshethmeomstocsotmcmomonmon of Mahopac, and Robert Kolba Jason is a graduate of Mahopac
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nounce the engagement of their University where he received a
TThheeItIctchhy yDoDgo!g! daughter, Grace Christine Kolba, Bachelor of Arts in history and
IIssyyoouurrppetetscsractrcahticnhg,inligck, ilnicgk, ing, to Jason Christopher Milde, son Master of Arts in teaching, sec-
cchheewwinigngfefeeteotrohravhianvginchgrocnhicronic skin of Cheryl and Karl Milde of sional studies in special education ondary education. He also holds a
sinkfinecintifoenctsio?ns? Somers. and literacy from Manhattanville Master of Science in history from
College. She is employed as a the University of Edinburgh. He
Stop taresaicmtiaSnputgolsepethbtwreleoittasohhatydeiannmdgtfserpiestmsthtqotoe.pumplGesestynehbmtatelonptyfrodtroiodepumqfstriuenstpesdoatne.ntottGhdtufreeetfiitpentvyslhdeiontetuoog.ruutphtbneetedhttevetfreeelutyre.nliaindnngegdrclbyaseitnutotgseper Grace is a graduate of Ma- fourth-grade teacher at Mount is employed as associate director
with hopac High School and the State and director of sta ng at Breeze-
University of New York College mont Day Camp in Armonk.
at Oneonta where she received
a Bachelor of Science degree in Grace and Jason will be mar-
childhood education. She also ried on Aug. 13, 2022 at Glen
holds a master’s degree of profes- Island Harbour Club in New
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Teatown also plans to host lim- memory of nature photographer

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Sports

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Somers track shines
at Yorktown meet

BY ROB DIANTONIO Torre won the 1,000 meters in 3

CONTRIBUTING WRITER minutes at.

Winter Track Somers’ 4x400-meter relay
and Field team of Joe Torre, Brian Halper,
Colin Brooks and Hayden Klein
took rst in 3:58.4. Klein had the

top split with a 57.4.

SOMERS COMPETES AT Halper notched a second-place FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL DARLAND

YORKTOWN nish in the 55-meter hurdles Somers’ Jay Wilkinson

Saturday, Jan. 30 (8.7). Klein secured second in FILE PHOTO/ROB DIANTONIO

Somers’ girls track and eld the 1,000 meters (3:03.1). e FILE PHOTO/ROB DIANTONIO Somers’ Corryn Watt
team had a strong showing in a 4x200-meter relay squad ran to
Nadia Pennella
meet at Yorktown, led by a rst- second in 1:47.6 with a quartet

place nish from Corryn Watt in of Brandon Armstrong, Connor

the 55-meter hurdles (10.7) and Fucci, Kieran Gill and Weinberg.

a rst in the 4x400-meter relay. Evan Rich was third in the

e relay team, which posted a 55-meter hurdles (9.8). Taking

time of 4:41, featured a foursome third in the 1,600 meters was

of Nieve Mahood, Ella Kittredge Brooks, who posted a time of

(68.7), Bella Viscovich (66.8) and 5:06.5.

Tori Olsen. Boys Swimming (0-2)
Olsen was also second in the

1,500 meters in a clocking of

5:26.8. Mahood took second in ARLINGTON 94, YORKTOWN/

the 1,000 meters (3:23.8). SOMERS 76

e 4x200-meter relay nished Wednesday, Jan. 27

second in 2:10. Ciara Murphy Jay Wilkinson of Somers won

(31.9), Noelle DeMarinis, Gabby the 100-yard butter y (1:00.28)

Parisi (31.7) and Chelsea Lewitt in Yorktown/Somers’ 94-76 loss

comprised the team. to Arlington.

Taking third for the Tusker Wilkinson, a sophomore, was

girls were Parisi (1,500 meters, also a member of the 200 medley

5:37) and Murphy (1,000 meters, relay, which took rst in 1:58.31.

3:39.5). Lexi Quigley, Jess Mas- He placed second in the 200-

terson, Nadia Pennella (31.9) and yard freestyle (2:06.12) and a was

Watt teamed up to take third in a member of the second-place

the 4x200. squad in the 200 freestyle re-

e Tusker boys squad also lay with Somers freshman Luke

posted a number of notable re- Hopper (1:52.70).

sults. omas Vecciarelli won the Hopper also swam to sec-

shot put with a heave of 35-7 ond in the 100-yard backstroke

1/2. Lawrence Weinberg won the (1:13.23). FILE PHOTO/ROB DIANTONIO
55-meter dash in 6.8 seconds. Joe
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Safe ways to celebrate the Super Bowl

e Super Bowl is the culmination of deavor, with capacity restrictions for this PHOTO: METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION • Order in. e Super Bowl is one of
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the Super Bowl in person, and millions of public health advisory groups continue
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the live simulcast, typically at private par- best way to help curb the spread of COV-
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sports bars. However, this year Super Bowl and separate. If possible, host the party
watch parties are expected to look quite a outside, as the virus does not spread as eas-
bit di erent. ily outdoors as it does indoors. Encourage
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e 2021 Super Bowl may set the re- sources, like re pits or propane heaters.
cord for the smallest crowd in attendance
due to the COVID-19 virus. e game is • Host a digital watch party. Video
slated to be played at Raymond James Sta- conferencing apps have been used for ev-
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that the NFL is planning for 20 percent gather online and watch the game simul-
seating capacity at the game. Fans are ex- taneously, but in their own homes. Share
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separated by six feet. at capacity restric- internet connection.
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stadium. Super Bowl I, which took place e Super Bowl may be a bit di erent
in 1967, was the only Super Bowl in his- this year, but fans can still root for their
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weapon 31. Walking slowly 56. Maori war dance 17. Small integer
5. Of she 32. Wood
8. Hyperbolic function 33. Semitic gods 57. Precious or semiprecious 24. Unit of energy
12. Rice dish 34. Bugle
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16. Induces 44. Plant of the heath family 58. Teeter totter 26. Taxi
18. Popular manga series 46. Subdivision of an army
19. From a distance 47. Having many different 59. Deity 27. Doctors’ group
20. Split forms
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22. Cushions 50. Latin for hail
23. All over 51. Between sixth and geological time 29. Former measure of

61. Fishing net length

62. Small Caribbean bird 35. Popular CBS series

63. Field force unit 36. Skin condition

64. Japanese beverage 37. Christian creator and

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CLUES DOWN 38. They __

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tortillas south

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character 44. Drenched

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7. Replenishment 48. Sweetheart (archaic)

8. Has its own altar 49. Brief talk

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animals Bee __

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organisms 54. Military vehicle

11. His and __ 55. Chinese Moslem

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Dated: February 2, 2021

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