The Katonah-Lewisboro Times 07.15.21

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The Lewisboro Playground LEWISBOROTOWN BOARD
Improvement Project held its
latest “Evenings in the Park” Vacant lots
event on Saturday, July 10, at sold despite
Lewisboro Town Park. For a $12 public protests
admission, which will go toward
constructing a new playground BY BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER
at the park, residents enjoyed EDITOR
access to live music, food trucks,
raffles, kids’ games, and more.

Another “Evenings in the Park” What seemed like a housekeeping item for the Lewisboro Town
event is scheduled for 7-9:30 Board turned somewhat hostile last month when members of the
p.m. Friday, Aug. 6. Learn more public objected to the sale of two neighboring lots on Main Street.
at lewisboroplayground.com. And now, Republican candidates for Town Board are seeking to
overturn the vote by getting it on the ballot.
To see more photos of
Saturday’s event, visit pages Resolutions authorizing the sale of the town-owned lots for
$5,000 apiece barely won board approval after a ery back-and-
10 and 11. forth that chewed up about 25 minutes of the board’s in-person
meeting on Monday, June 28, at the Lewisboro Library.
An ‘Evening
in the Park’ e dispute centered primarily on the board’s decision to sell the
lots by resolution rather than putting them up for auction. But Su-
pervisor Peter Parsons maintained that a straightforward sale was
“faster, easier and cheaper.”

e lots had been reviewed by a wetlands inspector and the town’s
tax assessor, who both agreed the property was “unbuildable,” said
Parsons, who referred to it as “mostly marshland.” e assessor val-
ued the lots at $1,500 (1.3 acres) and $2,000 (2 acres).

“ e price that we’ve been o ered is several times what the asses-
sor believes they are worth,” Parsons said. “And we would, of course,
by selling them, start to gain taxes, which we haven’t been getting
for a very long time on them. Second, we would avoid the cost
of dealing with trees, which fall from these properties onto other
properties or the road.”

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The Staff TOWN BOARD natorial election (2018) would ‘I am tired of being shouted
need to sign a petition within down in a meeting I am
EDITORIAL TEAM FROM PAGE 1 30 days. Only residents eligible supposed to be running.’
BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER to vote can sign the petition.
EDITOR: 914-302-5628 Parsons said he is eager to –Town Supervisor
[email protected] dispose of these lots and others at means in Lewisboro, Peter Parsons
like them. “ e town is trying where 6,067 residents voted in
NICK TRUJILLO to get rid of any tax-foreclosed the 2018 election for governor, Town of Lewisboro
REPORTER lot,” the supervisor said. “And if at least 304 quali ed voters
you want to buy any tax-fore- would have to sign the peti- every right to sit in that seat,” pervisor and Andrea Rendo and
[email protected] closed lot, I am going to be very tion. If that were to happen, the she said. Allison Biddle for council—
open to selling it.” board would have an opportu- said they will petition to over-
ADVERTISING TEAM nity to reconsider its initial vote Parsons said he made the turn the votes. ey criticized a
PAUL FORHAN e public comments are instead of putting it on the bal- gesture because he was losing lack of “transparency” from the
mostly unintelligible on video lot. his patience. “I am tired of be- board, noting a potential con-
(914) 806-3951 replay of the meeting, but re- ing shouted down in a meeting
[email protected] peated objections from the “If you don’t like this, then I am supposed to be running,” ict of interest of selling one of
crowd prompted Councilwom- you should get signatures for a he said. the properties to Parson’s con -
BRUCE HELLER an Jane Crimmins to say, “ ere referendum,” Parsons told the dential secretary.
(914) 486-7608 is nothing covert about this.” residents, which did little to When things settled down,
[email protected] stop their protests. the board nally put the reso- “ is is the latest in a series of
A frustrated Parsons tried lutions to a vote. Crimmins, questionable ethics by the Lew-
LISA KAIN several times to restore order. “Stop. is is our meeting,” Councilman Daniel Welsh and isboro Town Board,” Bongiorno
(201) 317-1139 “Can we stop this?” he said. the supervisor said. Councilman Richard Sklarin said in a press release. “We con-
[email protected] “Quite honestly, this is a Town voted to approve the sales, but tinue to call for the reconvening
CORINNE STANTON Board vote.” A resident shot back, “No, it’s Councilman Tony Goncalves, of the Ethics Board in Lewis-
(914) 760-7009 our meeting.” who said an auction would be boro, so potential con icts of
[email protected] Both resolutions are subject to more appropriate, cast the lone interest can be reviewed.”
a permissive referendum, mean- Parsons then sarcastically dissenting voice.
JAY GUSSAK ing residents have a chance to invited the resident to take his In an email to Parsons on
(914) 299-4541 overturn the board’s vote. To get seat at the dais. e man, look- Parsons abstained from the ursday, July 8—more than a
[email protected] the issue onto a ballot, at least 5 ing to take Parsons up on his vote because one of the lots was week after the sale of the lots
SHELLEY KILCOYNE percent of Lewisboro residents o er, approached the board but being sold to Mary Hafter, his was approved—Lise Robertson,
(914) 924-9122 who voted in the last guber- was rebu ed by Crimmins. “If con dential secretary. the town assessor, explained
[email protected] you get elected, sir, you will have how she reached her valuations,
After the meeting, the saying that comparable lots had
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Columnist Tracy Beckerman releases
book about her dog

She was featured on last week’s episode of the
Hudson Valley Uncensored podcast

Syndicated Halston Media humor col- for. From tracking wet cement through the urbia,” helped her nd the joy and • “Something about having the dog
umnist Tracy Beckerman thought she was house to shredding the family’s underwear, humor in parenting. She answered slowed things down and made me realize
lost when she quit her high-powered career Riley is a one-dog wrecking ball. Yet, this questions about the upbeat tone of that I really need to stop and smell the re
in television and moved from the city to the lovable retriever also brings joy, laughter, her writing, dealing with isolation hydrant, and appreciate what we had right
suburbs to raise her two young children. and a renewed sense of wonder into the during the pandemic, what dogs then and not wish it away too fast.”
household. bring to our lives as humans, and
“ at’s how ‘Lost in Suburbia’ was born,” what we can learn from our furry • “[Having pets] added a great deal of
Beckerman said to Brett Freeman in the At times hilarious and heartwarming, friends. chaos to the house, which we already had,
latest episode of his podcast, Hudson Val- “Barking at the Moon” speaks to life’s chal- because we had two kids, but it was a joyous
ley Uncensored, in which she discussed lenges, and to mothering children both You’ll also hear hilarious sto- chaos. So I think there’s a lot of fun in that
her new book. “Because I was literally lost. human and furry. With Beckerman’s trade- ries about her dog, Riley, what it kind of hectic time of your life.”
I just did not know what my identity was mark wit and heart, she reminds us that no was like to come together as a family to
anymore without the city and the job. And matter what stage of life we’re in, we can say goodbye to him, and how life with her • “After we lost Riley,I was sitting with my
I kind of was really depressed. I had yet to learn a lot from the dogs who teach us how new dog, Monty, is di erent as an empty husband out on the porch, and I was staring
discover the joy in parenting. It just felt like to stop and enjoy the ride. nester. Beckerman ended the interview by at the stars and the moon. And I said, I feel
such a burden. And I feel horrible saying explaining the touching inspiration behind like barking at the moon in Riley’s honor.
that, but it was just true.” Beckerman is an award-winning author, her book title, and encouraged listeners to And my husband said to me, ‘Do you know
speaker, and syndicated humor columnist what barking at the moon means? ...It actu-
Writing about experiences with her kids who has appeared on NBC’s Today Show, nd the humor through all of life’s ups and ally means trying to do something in vain.
helped her nd the humor in it, and em- CBS is Morning, and Good Day New downs. So whatever it is that you’re trying to do,and
brace the joy of parenting. York. Her numerous honors for writing it’s not going to happen. You’re barking at
include the prestigious Writer’s Guild of Her column is upbeat and silly and her the moon. And I realized that it was sort of
As if raising two kids in a new place America award, a CLIO, and a New York book takes on a similar tone. She takes great an appropriate analogy, because here I was
wasn’t tough enough, Beckerman and her Emmy®. joy in being able to give people laughter trying to stop time,not have the dog die,not
husband decided to add a dog into the mix. through her writing, especially during the have the kids get older and move out. And I
Soon life began to pick up speed and she re- Beckerman is also the author of the hu- pandemic. was really barking at the moon because you
alized she needed to make the most of every mor book, “Lost in Suburbia: A Momoir: can’t do that.”
minute before her kids left for college and How I Got Pregnant, Lost Myself, and Not being able to see her loved ones dur-
the dog…well, we won’t talk about that. Got My Cool Back in the New Jersey Sub- ing the pandemic has been very di cult. • “I de nitely recommend dogs as pets,
urbs” (Perigee Books, 2013). Her rst book, Her dog kept her company, made her laugh, because they’re wonderful companions, and
Her new book, “Barking at e Moon: “Rebel without a Minivan: Observations on and motivated her to get outside. they de nitely enhance life. We’re always
A Story of Life, Love, and Kibble,” is a hu- Life in the ‘Burbs,’’ was released in 2008. looking for ways to make things happier,
morous and heartfelt tribute to life’s grow- “ ere’s a reason so many people went and better, and shinier, and having a dog
ing pains. HUDSON VALLEY UNCENSORED out and got dogs during the pandemic,”she seems to do that.”
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS said. “It was for that warmth and that com-
When Riley comes into her family’s life, fort, that companionship, and the joy of the
the Beckermans realize that Beckerman shared the story of getting silly things that dogs do.”
they got a lot more a dog so that her kids could grow up with
than they bar- that great childhood experience, and how it Beckerman said that dogs bring so much
gained made her slow down and appreciate life in joy to our lives as humans, and they are loyal
a new way. to a fault.

She talked about learning to cher- QUOTES FROM THE PODCAST
ish small moments with her • “We ended up with this dog that was
family,and how writing her
column, “Lost in Sub- like Dogzilla. e dog was just absolutely
nuts, and tore our house apart. But, you
know, in a very loving way.”

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Trash hauler accused of spending county money at strip clubs

BY TOM BARTLEY penses like tires and maintenance ing or others for trash pickup. submitted a series of false expense are charged in the complaint. All
CONTRIBUTING WRITER reported to the county. Asked whether City Carting’s reports to Kroll. ey were meant are rst-degree class E felonies,
to disguise, the complaint main- running to November 2019, and
City Carting of Westchester, Arraigned virtually on July 6 in contract with the county provided tains, more than $135,000 in ex- including tabs that twice topped
the company some in Katonah White Plains City Court on six for reimbursement of expenses penses charged at three top-dollar $25,000. Like the rst count, the
and Lewisboro hire for trash counts of ling bogus expenses, like tire replacement and equip- Manhattan restaurant-and-strip DA’s o ce said, the expenditures
pickup, has been charged with Oxer, 35, was released in his own ment repair, a spokesperson for club establishments: Prime 333 were entered into the company’s
trying to use a county contract to custody.He and his company were Rocah said, “Not directly. How- at Sapphire, Larry Flynt’s Hustler accounting records as legitimate
hide a $135,000 strip-club spree. ordered to return to the court Aug. ever, City Carting has an obliga- Club and Sapphire Times Square. business expenses for such things
20. Oxer’s lawyer, Andrew Quinn tion to tell the monitor accurately as tires, tolls and maintenance.
e Stamford, Conn.-based of White Plains, did not return a how it is expending the money e complaint alleges pricey
rm and its general manager, request last week for comment. received from the county.” excursions beginning in 2018 “ e Westchester district attor-
Christopher Oxer of Darien, with a $40,568 gambol that was ney’s o ce has zero tolerance for
Connecticut, ran up the charges Westchester pays City Cart- Under an agreement with the charged in May to a City Carting public corruption and misuse of
on a company credit card in vis- ing $20 million a year under a county, Kroll Associates, a risk- credit card. In June—“with intent public tax dollars by government
its over a year and a half to posh contract to operate transfer sta- management watchdog rm, to defraud” in its ling with Kroll, employees or contractors,” Rocah
Manhattan clubs, Westchester tions and to haul recyclable ma- monitors City Carting of West- the complaint asserts—City said in a statement. “ e actions
District Attorney Miriam “Mimi” terial from pickup spots around chester, making certain the com- Carting disguised the cost of that of Christopher Oxer and City
Rocah said. And they paid the the county to a recovery facility pany complies with criminal and night’s revelry as legitimate busi- Carting of Westchester represent
bill for those outings—more than in Somers. It also provides land ll civil laws and is not under the in- ness outlays for tires and equip- a brazen attempt to rip o county
$40,000 for a single frolic, she capacity and other services related ment maintenance. residents by including expendi-
said—by disguising the credit to solid-waste removal. In Ka- uence of organized crime. tures for items that clearly are not
charges as legitimate business ex- tonah and Lewisboro, residents According to the criminal com- Five additional counts of o er- covered under their contract.”
contract privately with City Cart- plaint led in White Plains City ing a false instrument for ling
Court, Oxer and his company

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Board, 7:30 p.m. in-person “Meet and Greet” at 10 a.m. a.m. Saturday, July 17. Families are invited
July 22, on the library’s front patio to Lewisboro Library to join Miss Marie on the lawn for a special
• Wednesday, July 21, Bedford Historic reintroduce a tness program, “Get Fit storytime featuring her rescue dog, Otis.
Building Preservation Commission, 8 p.m. While You Sit,” an approach to individual e Lewisboro Library is located at 15 Bring a blanket to sit on. Space is limited,
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NORTHERN WESTCHESTER HOSPITAL

Chair of Pediatrics Dept. urges parents to vaccinate their kids

Dr. Buetti-Sgouros is this week’s guest on Hudson Valley Uncensored podcast

Dr. Maryann Buetti-Sgouros, Dr. Buetti-Sgouros cautions to school, camp and other social

chair of the Department of Pe- that some children develop multi- activities with their peers, as this ‘Even if you’re not worried so much about the
physical likelihood of your child having severe
diatrics at Northern Westchester in ammatory systemic disease, is a crucial aspect of their mental COVID infection, if it comes to the point where
schools mandate that you cannot participate
Hospital in Mount Kisco, joins the similar to Kawasaki disease, due health, particularly for children without getting that vaccination, my God, I
would hate for your child to be that kid that’s not
Hudson Valley Uncensored pod- to COVID-19. Because of this with special needs. participating. Kids need to be with other kids.
It goes beyond just the
cast this week to discuss the topic dangerous potential outcome, Dr. “I think having the vaccination physical health. e
mental health needs it.’
of whether to vaccinate our chil- Buetti-Sgouros feels strongly that so that all kids will be able to par-

dren for COVID-19. children should get vaccinated to ticipate fully in school and activities

You can listen to the podcast by avoid this risk. is very important,” she said. “Even

visiting hudson-valley-uncensored. “As a pediatrician, anybody who if you’re not worried so much

captivate.fm or you can search for knows me knows it is pretty hard about the physical likelihood of

Hudson Valley Uncensored on to get me to give something to a your child having severe COVID

Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, child,” Dr. Buetti-Sgouros said. “I infection, if it comes to the point

Audible or Spotify. hate giving out antibiotics. I like where schools mandate that you

She explains how messenger to give out better lifestyle advice cannot participate without getting

RNA vaccines work to help our about nutrition and good habits. that vaccination, my God, I would

bodies produce antibodies,why she So for me to be recommending hate for your child to be that kid

feels these vaccinations are bene - something like a vaccination, it has that’s not participating. Kids need

cial and safe not only for children, to be because I truly feel that the to be with other kids. It goes be-

but for their families and the com- research has been done to bene t yond just the physical health. e

munity as a whole, and says that not only the child, but the child’s mental health needs it.”

children can still transmit the virus family and the community at Dr. Buetti-Sgouros shares her -Dr. Maryann
Buetti-Sgouros
to older adults. large.” experience contracting COV-
Chair of the
“I understand so many parents e doctor shares her concerns ID-19 in the early days of the pan- Department of
Pediatrics at Northern
are concerned because they think about the long haul e ects for demic, and reminds listeners of the Westchester Hospital

that their children might not get young people who develop COV- powerful role that vaccines have

particularly sick with this virus, but ID-19, answers concerns raised by played in eradicating tragic diseases

it goes beyond just the individual. parents about the vaccine impact- and deadly infections of the past.

It also goes to the community,” ing fertility, and urges parents to

Dr. Buetti-Sgouros said to podcast consider vaccinating their children SEE PODCAST PAGE 7 Dr. Maryann Buetti-Sgouros

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We asked readers whether they were vaccinating their kids
Here’s how 70 local parents responded to our survey

A few weeks ago, we published a story • No: 27 IF YOU HAVE VACCINATED OR PLAN • Not enough research has been done:
on our TAPinto website with a link to • Other: 11 TO VACCINATE YOUR CHILDREN, 8
Survey Monkey asking our readers to Here’s how the “Other” responded: WHY?
answer some questions about whether • I have no children living home. • I’m worried about the long term
they planned to vaccinate their children. • When it has been thoroughly tested • To protect my child against COV- health impact on my child: 16
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tion with Dr. Maryann Buetti-Sgouros • Not sure activities or travel: 3 be vaccinated.
in this week’s Hudson Valley Uncen- • Maybe
sored podcast interview, as well as in next • Undecided • All of the above: 25 • All of the above: 4
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• I will NEVER give my child this • Other: 1 • Other: 3
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the screaming seagulls. Well maybe 43 percent reported not rushing back to those
not for me, but it does sound like an One of the most popular light- positions are low wages and
adventurous, romantic place to call houses visited by tourists is the It’s a natural thing for their salary this sum- tips, rude and unruly pa-
home. Portland Head Light in Cape Eliza- parents to worry about trons, and health concerns
beth, Maine. Considered one of the their high school and mer is higher than in about COVID-19.
e Pen eld Reef Lighthouse most photographed lighthouses on summer 2020. One in ve
marks a submerged reef, located in the East Coast, this lighthouse was students said they are sea- FEEDING THE MASSES
the Long Island Sound about one ere are promising
mile from Black Rock Harbor in rst lit in 1791. Today this iconic college kids nding gainful sonally employed in health
Bridgeport. Accessible only by boat, lighthouse even has a live webcam nuggets of news to chew
this historic structure was built in stream. employment for the sum- care, and about one in 10 on, however: with 850,000
1874 and looks like a two-story total jobs added in June
stone house. e property includes e Sandy Hook Lighthouse mer, scrambling to network are working in foodservice. nationwide, almost 25 per-
a 51-foot tall octagonal-shaped located at the tip of Sandy Hook in cent of those new jobs were
lighthouse and a 1,568 foot keeper’s New Jersey is the oldest lighthouse and connect with employ- How do they nd these
quarters. still operating in the U.S. Con- lled by bars and restau-
structed in 1764, this original 103 ers who are in the market jobs? Networking and who rants, says Morning Brew.
Lighthouses were an essential part foot tall lighthouse structure has
of the maritime industry in the early never been rebuilt. for cheap, hard-working, you know de nitely pays. Perhaps the most signi -
1700s and 1800s to warn ships about cant metric in the recover-
dangerous rocks, reefs, and shoals Boston Light is considered the seasonal sta . Nearly 40 percent landed ing job market, according
along the coastal waters. Shipwrecks rst lighthouse built in North to Indeed, focuses on
cost countless loss of lives and goods America in 1716. e original Well, save your hand- work through relatives or human resources.
in rough coastal waters. Over time, stone tower, keeper’s house, barn,
many lighthouses originally built out and wharf were located in the main wringing, Mom and Dad, friends, while less than In May 2020, postings
of wood, burned down or su ered shipping entrance to Boston Har- for HR jobs were down
years of wear and neglect from expo- bor, New England’s busiest seaport because things seem to be half of that percentage hit 56 percent since before
sure to the harsh elements. at the time. e original lighthouse the pandemic struck. at
was damaged by res over the years looking up, according to paydirt through job boards. bloodletting has not only
e National Historic Lighthouse and rebuilt each time. British troops been stanched, but has
Preservation Act requires a two- destroyed Boston Light during the both federal data, as well as Where are their wages been reversed 180 degrees.
step process for the sale or transfer Revolutionary War in 1776. e Between Feb 1, 2020, and
of ownership. First, lighthouses lighthouse was rebuilt in 1783. a new poll from Morning going? College expenses and June 18, 2021, postings for
no longer in use, can be o ered to Here’s an idea – why not plan a HR jobs increased more
nonpro ts and public agencies at no vacation to visit and photograph Brew and Generation Lab personal expenses, natu- than 50 percent, well above
cost if the new buyer/owner agrees to lighthouses across the U.S.? I read the approximately 30
preserve the lighthouse and use it for that Michigan has more than 115 that surveyed 500 college rally, although an altruistic percent jump during that
cultural or educational purposes. lighthouses along the Great Lakes. same period for overall job
Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast students about their sum- (and perhaps well-o ) 28 postings.
If a suitable organization is not accommodations o er a fun experi-
found, then the second step is to auc- ence. You can reserve a cozy room in mer work plans. percent said job experience As Morning Brew aptly
tion o the lighthouse to the general a lighthouse in several states includ- put it, “Companies need
public. e Pen eld Reef Lighthouse ing Minnesota, Michigan, Florida, Almost three-quarters was more important to to hire, but to do that they
was added to the National Register and Oregon. A lighthouse B&B
of Historic Places in 1990. Accord- close to home is the Saugerties of the students had jobs them than the income. rst need to hire the people
ing to the internet, this lighthouse Lighthouse on the Hudson River. who do the hiring.”
was damaged during Superstorm lined up, whether a part-
Sandy in 2012 requiring $1.2 million is quaint restored lighthouse built Bruce Apar is a writer, actor,
in repairs. in 1869 is accessible by boat or a time internship or full-time UNDERSTAFFING consultant, and community
half-mile walking trail! volunteer. He can be reached
e federal government put the employment. Breaking it ANXIETY at [email protected]; 914-
Kim Kovach remembers visiting 275-6887.
a lighthouse in Maine. www. down further, about half When asked to identify
kimkovachwrites.com
of Black students were any worries they had, a

in that enviable position, small proportion of stu-

compared with more than dents expressed concerns

four in ve white students. about health and safety

Among Asian students, on the job, and working

two-thirds had jobs, with a remotely, but most (31

slightly smaller percentage percent) were apprehensive

of Hispanics with summer about the excess workload

employment. they’d have to handle due to

understa ng by employers.

KIDS RULE Local restaurateurs I’ve

Morning Brew (a daily spoken with agree that fully

newsletter aimed at Mil- sta ng, with competent

lennials and Gen Z) points help, has been problematic,

out that the “employment as the pandemic ebbs, and

rate among [all of ] Amer- customers ow back to

ica’s youth [not limited to enjoy the comfort of mask-

students] is recovering at a less and indoor dining. It’s

much quicker rate than for no secret that an overrid-

any other demographic.” ing reason for the worker

Where the jobless rate crunch is those weekly gov-

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Coast to coast

THE each day was tight and packed of heat to complement the include in Man (would they (p.s. MLB’s Toronto Blue
KATONAH with visiting cultural sights intense co ee and chocolate let me in?) and Resurgence Jays are playing at the beauti-
BEER MAN (breweries), exploring nature Breweries, both with super ful stadium right in the city
(golf ), and sampling local cui- avors. Soon after sipping, we respectable o erings (in ANY of Bu alo these days. See ya
JOHN BART sine (wings, sh fries, and pot had our moment of zen and market). Plus, in Man makes there!)
roast sandwiches). realized the name of the pub is Pills Ma a! Let’s gooooo!!
I’ve pushed the geographic Taproom spelled backward… Sorry… a bit early. FIELD TRIP > METS GAME
boundaries of travel re- Some notable stops included: clever, eh? Excellent snackage AT CITI FIELD
cently, hitting both coasts Moorpat – Located in the as well: wings (of course), frites, Seems like some local NYC
of New York State in quest of suburb of Williamsville, their pizza log (which is just what it brewers got the memo and the One would not call me a
adventure and good beer (not tap list is perfectly curated for sounds like). venerable Other Half Brew- “baseball fan” per se, but I’m
necessarily in that order). all palates, from the easy drink- ery from Brooklyn (makes of not against it and typically sign
ing Jack’s Abby Boston Rising A buddy and local well-es- the epic Double Dry Hopped on to watch deep into the play-
FIELD TRIP > BUFFALO Lager through the haze of Rare tablished restauranteur opened Cabbage and Green City IPAs) o s. But when a buddy o ers
So, here’s an (unpaid) mes- Form Brewing Company’s up Britesmith Brewing in an opened a beer garden in Buf- tickets to me and a few friends
Pinball E ect No. 5 with a amazing beati c setting next falo recently. and a ride, I call shotgun and
sage from the Bu alo Board nice selection of fruited sours to a creek and waterfall. eir we go!
of Tourism: I recently headed as well. As fate may have it, phrase is Purposely Polished In summary: Crafties abound
to the left coast of New York the preeminent Prairie Artisan Pints in Williamsville, and in Bu alo! However, as my lo- So, on a recent hot and hazy
State to visit lifelong friends Ales Bomb! A 13% Imperial I’d concur. e beer list is cal Bu alo Session Beer Men- Saturday afternoon, a distin-
and Four Square proteges in Stout was ON TAP, which is a designed with all beers at an tor (BSBM) reminds me: if you guished group of lifelong Mets
my homeland of Bu alo, the rst for me to see. Serendipi- accessible under 7% abv and, need a break from the double fans and me trekked south to
appropriately named City of tously, our hotel was across the at the same time, super a- dry hopped peach twist IPAs, Citi Field in Flushing Mead-
Good Neighbors. street AND it was my buddy’s vorful. Room is reserved for the best beer in the Lager > ows-Corona Park Queens to
turn to pay (some may say this guest beers from other local Canadian > Light > Brown watch the Metropolitans play
I do know there are top is typical for me)—so we went breweries which I like and Bottle > Twist O category is Philly.
notch institutions of art for it. Prairie Bomb is sooo think exempli es the craft beer none other than Labatt’s Blue
(Albright-Knox Art Gallery, good! Brewed in Oklahoma industry and certain the City Light (as reported in the San Built in 2009, Citi Field is
exhibiting modern and con- and aged with local espresso of Good Neighbors mantra. Rafael Ct Beer Festival). I’d smaller than its predecessor,
temporary art since 1862) and beans, chocolate, vanilla beans, He’s a foodie and the menu agree – it’s a great straight up, Shea Stadium, by about
even a Wonder of e World and ancho chile peppers(!). is re ective: steamed clams, crisp, thirst quenching brew 3,000 seats, but it more than
(Niagara Falls), but our agenda All the avors meld to create wings, wood red Neapolitan and seems to be available most makes up for it in features
a truly unique beer. e pep- pizza, Korean cheesesteak, anywhere these days since be- for a great fan experience
pers add just the right amount lobster roll… ing purchased by Miller-Coors (restaurants, bars, stores, food
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Lewisboro Town Park Fundraiser

Fundraising e orts for a new, inclu-
sive playground at Lewisboro Town
Park continued on Saturday, July 10,
with an “Evenings in the Park” event
organized by the Lewisboro Play-
ground Improvement Project. Resi-
dents enjoyed live music, food trucks,
family activities, a meet and greet with
K-9 O cer Zane, and more.

As of last month, prior to the week-
end’s event, more than $35,000 had
been raised.

e group is taking a phased ap-
proach to construction. But how much
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how much money is raised. e entire
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Another fundraising event is sched-
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Happily Ever After

LETTERS PHOTO: BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER

Bedford’s board is created is only going to get worse meeting was choreographed by Where is this in
broken over the next six months. the previous supervisor at a Dec. Katonah-Lewisboro?
28 afternoon meeting that lasted
To the editor, is wound was entirely self- a total of 23 minutes. e video Congratulations to Marion Krumlauf who was the rst to
Your recent article,“Sources in icted by board members Ellen for that meeting has never been correctly guess that last month’s photo was taken outside of
Calves, Kate Galligan, and Bobbi posted. I suspect that was because CB Gallery in Katonah. Lynn Garofolo also got it right. If you
reveal what led to primary Bittker. If they were so against it was replete with open meetings know where this week’s photo was taken, email the editor at
showdown in Bedford,”exposes appointing Mary Ann Carr as violations and other shenanigans.
Bedford’s shockingly dysfunction- supervisor, they could have said [email protected].
al Town Board. Since the begin- no. Instead, they set up an appar- Unfortunately for the town, the
ning of the year, squabbles within ent quid pro quo of “you make lack of experience of this board
the local Democratic committee me deputy supervisor and I’ll combined with lack of transpar-
have spilled into town govern- nominate you for acting supervi- ency has created the weakest town
ment, jerking around compliant sor.”And then turned around government in Bedford’s history.
board members who answer to and announced Calves’primary
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BART for me. By that I mean 25 in New York City and was 7% IPA that brought the fee, and to ee.
steps to the Empire Craft at its peak in 1962 when the juice and nished mellow. A More about the game
FROM PAGE 9 Beer Stand and about the Mets were introduced as one delicious start to the after- What a game! In the end
same distance to the men’s of the National Leagues rst noon and in a keepsake Mets
and beer stands). A lot of room, and usually visited in expansion of the 20th centu- cup to boot. the Mets who were down by
good wandering areas where that order. ry. e price at the stadium? one going into the bottom of
you can still keep an eye on Sixty cents… In between meals, I visited the ninth ended up tying and
the game. In particular the Food the aforementioned Em- going ahead to win the game
Pepsi porch in the out eld Watching all this competi- I’ve been to a few other pire State Craft Beer Stand, in a super exciting nish!
was a nice vantage point (and tion made me hungry and ballparks and beer choice ex- which presented a terri c
close to nourishment). thirsty. I had heard about the pectations were low based on lineup including: Good friends, nice day,
famous Shake Shack, and, those other visits (big brands, victory for a local team. Left
Game interestingly, the neon sky- low avor). However, I was Brooklyn Brewery Pulp keepsake glasses under my
My buddy knows my lack line above the Shake Shack very pleasantly surprised Art New England Style IPA seat…
of baseball acumen and is an homage to the original with Citi Field’s frothy of- – is IPA is described as a
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was pitching and, at this pleased with my pulled pork, ers were abundant in the freshing qua . four pack of rees Logical
point in the season, the Mets brisket, beans, and bacon, convenient 24-ounce sizes: Conclusion (7% abv) and
were perched nicely atop the and cornbread platter. If they Heineken, Coors Light (the Other juicy o erings T-shirt for Father’s Day. is
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Hudson Valley’s
Kavana recognized
for Brooklyn Nets

design work

BY BRIAN MARSCHHAUSER that’s where it all started. Studio Jessie Kavana you are particularly proud? PHOTO: SPORTS BUSINESS JOURNAL
EDITOR art ended up being my minor in Having been with the team
college and I planned on using it whole, we develop creative for Lastly, is working for an
With the addition of super- in my career, though I saw my- our social/digital channels, in- for almost ve years, there have NBA team as cool as it sounds?
stars Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, self more as a marketer. What arena signage, merchandise, and been many big wins for our
and James Harden, not only I learned in my rst internship in-market digital and print ad- creative group that we’re all so is type of role has always
did the Brooklyn Nets become out of college was that I enjoyed vertising, to name a few of our proud of, though I’d have to been my dream job, if I’m being
instant NBA title contenders, designing way more than I en- main responsibilities. Our team highlight the design of the Nets perfectly honest. I can recall be-
they became one of the most- joyed marketing, and the rest also handles designing the bas- main court last year as a personal ing an eighth grader and joking
watched teams in the league. was history! ketball court and collaborates favorite. It was a project that was with friends that I wanted to
with Nike on uniform design truly a team e ort and one that work in marketing for an NBA
As the Nets had their hands You obviously worked hard and overall identity. It’s some- we were able to get really creative team someday, before I even re-
full trying to live up to the hype, to get to where are. So, how thing di erent every day, which I with (it is the rst court in the alized that this was a possible
it was Jessie Kavana’s job to much does something like the love. I could go from developing NBA to implement a gray tone, career path. It’s a hustle, without
make sure they look good while “New Voices Under 30” honor the look and feel of our season- to connect back with Brooklyn’s a doubt, but there’s nothing like
doing it. Kavana, a 2009 Ma- mean to you? long marketing campaign, to a industrial roots). It’s still pretty being in a packed arena of excit-
hopac High School graduate, is visual for our Instagram feed, to surreal to work on something of ed fans, and knowing that you’re
a senior graphic designer with Something that’s very com- helping pick out paint swatches that scale and signi cance to the a part of creating an incredible
the team. mon in the sports industry is re- for our court, all in one day. team’s identity. experience for your fans. at’s
locating; there are only so many what it’s all about!
After Mahopac, where she opportunities in sports in a given What is a design of which
scored 1,000 points as a member city. Because of that I found my-
of the varsity basketball team, self moving cross-country mul-
she continued her athletic and tiple times, taking jobs wherever
academic careers at Skidmore I needed to in order to further
College. She has since worked my career— rst to Kentucky,
graphic designing jobs at West then to Phoenix to work for the
Point, IMG, and the NBA’s Suns, then to Connecticut to
Phoenix Suns before coming to work for ESPN, before settling
Brooklyn in 2016. here at the Brooklyn Nets. Being
away from home in a brand-new
e Sports Business Journal city, alone, is scary yet exciting,
recently selected Kavana as one but there were times where it re-
of its “New Voices Under 30.” ally hit me what a sacri ce that
was. Sports is also a 24/7 busi-
e purpose of the program was ness—players get traded, big
to “identify young, diverse, and news drops, and depending on
impactful leaders, entrepreneurs, your role, you have to be ready
risk-takers, and disrupters who to react at a moment’s notice. It’s
are reimagining the sports expe- really a grind, and I’ve poured so
rience the way business is done.” much into honing my craft as a
designer over the years to get to
Kavana spoke with Mahopac this point. To be recognized for
News about her career so far. that hard work and sacri ce and
to be named alongside so much
How did you get into talent in the industry is some-
graphic designing? Was this an thing I’m truly proud of and
interest of yours from a young humbled by.
age?
I’m sure it’s di cult to list
I was always into art grow- all of your responsibilities, but
ing up, and early on I knew that what is your title and your day-
I liked it and had some talent to-day role with the Brooklyn
in that area. I don’t necessar- Nets? What are some of the
ily have memories of it but my projects you lead or things
mom would tell you that I used you design (courts, uniforms,
to color in the “o’s” in the body shoes, etc.)?
copy of the newspaper! I’d al-
ways been detail-oriented in At the Nets, I work on our
that sense. In high school I got creative team as senior designer,
really into drawing - portraits of and we handle all of the visu-
athletes I admired, cartoon char- als related to the marketing of
acters I liked, and gra ti letter- the team. Taking into account
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SURVEY • What is the best argument to per- VID. Why should I be forced to vac- tionable vaccine. Please help us.
suade those who are against COV- cinate them when the vaccine carries • I have heard some parents, particu-
FROM PAGE 7 ID-19 vaccination? unknown risks and they already have
immunity from the disease naturally? larly parents of preteen girls, say that
• I’m worried that there are no long • Why can’t a child take an antibody Why can’t a proof of antibodies be suf- they will not vaccinate their daughters
term studies; the recovery rate doesn’t test in lieu of vaccine, especially since due to possible hormone disruption
warrant intervention for children; and the rise in cases of heart problems? cient for activities? and e ects on future fertility. Could
zero liability for the pharmaceutical • How accurate is the rate of heart you speak about that?
companies are major contributing con- • Please explain relative risk of side in ammation among vaccinated youth?
cerns. e ects, as well as explaining recent Is there any study? Is it true what the • What is the minimum age now to
studies showing (1) more young people news says? be eligible to receive the vaccine? Do
WE ARE INTERVIEWING THE with COVID developing long COVID • Do the potential risks of the vac- you think some time in the near future
CHIEF OF PEDIATRICS OF problems (Norway study) and (2) the cine outweigh the bene ts? e main this vaccine will be available and used
NORTHERN WESTCHESTER ACIP presentation that the myocardi- risk that comes to mind is heart in- for infants and toddlers? Are there cur-
HOSPITAL NEXT WEEK. KINDLY tis that does rarely occur is less severe ammation. Does COVID in children rently any known side e ects for chil-
PROVIDE ANY SUGGESTED than among those who get it unrelated under 12 produce long haul issues like dren?
QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE SOME to a vaccine. People need better tools to seen in some adults that a vaccine is
OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS understand risks and trade o s. that important to receive? • Concerns about long- and short-
AND/OR STATEMENTS BELOW • Have any other mRNA vaccines term side e ects.
WERE DISCUSSED IN THE HUDSON • How accurate is the statement, ever been approved for children 12
VALLEY UNCENSORED PODCAST made by Dr. Robert Malone, who in- and under? If this is the rst, how long • Why is the vaccine being pushed
INTERVIEW WITH THE DOCTOR . vented the mRNA technology that’s should we study the potential long for this age group with an in nitesimal
now being used in the COVID-19 term e ects on pre-pubesant children percentage of complications/deaths
• Even if some people are willing to vaccine, that there isn’t enough data before we are comfortable? associated with the virus? e vaccine
vaccinate their children and have their about the risks for teens and he doesn’t • Please dispute the myth that the poses higher risks in and of itself.
reasons, please do not shame those who believe they should be forced to get vaccine can negatively impact develop-
don’t want their children to receive this vaccinated? Also, how true is his oth- ment or fertility. • How worried should parents be
speci c vaccine. My children are vac- er statement that lipid nanoparticles • Timeline for when approval may about the delta variant?
cinated with other vaccines, but will leave the injection site and accumulate happen for 2-year-olds?
not receive the COVID-19 vaccine. It in organs and tissues? • When will the vaccine be available • Will you assume liability for the
doesn’t make us careless “anti-vaxxers.” under 12? And do you think the con- damage that will be caused to the chil-
We also have the right to protect our • Why is this vaccine being pushed cern about myocarditis will delay ap- dren by this unapproved, experimental
children from being the guinea pigs for so hard when it is not a threat to chil- proval? process? If not you, who?
a new vaccine. dren? • I am asking on behalf of likemind-
ed parents everywhere for this doctor • Do you feel kids under 12 need to
• What is your recommendation • What data (please be speci c) exist to please be a mouthpiece for us. For be vaccinated in order to safely return
based on scienti c history of the need to show that the risk to children from this “vaccine” to NOT be mandated. to school in September?
of vaccinating children who have al- the vaccine is not greater than the risk To not cause thousands of children to
ready had COVID? Mind you I’m of children catching COVID? be homeschooled and for families to • What is the likelihood that the
asking about children, not adults... not leave the state of NY over a ques- vaccine will be FDA approved before
children, which is the age group that is • How would you justify kids still the upcoming 2021-2022 school year?
LEAST a ected by this virus! wearing masks at school when data
showed that they are not at risk group • I have a 6-month-old. When do
and don’t spread the virus? you think vaccines will be available for
him? How do I handle interactions
• Both of my kids have had CO- with him and those that are unvacci-
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