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TOWN OF GREENBURGH
YOUR TOWN BOARD
SUPERVISOR WE MAKE HOUSE CALLS!
Paul J. Feiner has served as Town • Complaints, want to chat. Concerns? We’ll come
Supervisor since 1992. As Supervisor
he is the Chief Fiscal Officer for to you and bring town staff and your elected
the Town and presents the budget officials to you to discuss town issues. Email
to the Town Council every year. [email protected] if you’d like us to
Supervisor Feiner served for nine make a house call. Tell us what issues you’d like us
years as a Westchester County to discuss with you.
Legislator prior to his election as • We want you to be partners in the decision making
Town Supervisor. process of your government.
Business Phone: 989-1540 • Attend Town Board meetings---We meet the 2nd
COUNCILMAN and 4th Wednesdays of the month at 7:30 pm.
S. Kenneth Jones, elected • The Town Board holds work session meetings every
November 2011, is serving his first Tuesday at 9:15 am.
term on the Town Board. He is • Watch our Town Board meetings live on TV--Public
liaison to the Greenburgh Housing access TV stations
Authority, Theodore D. Young • Cablevision channel 76....Verizon channel 32
Community Center, and Hartsdale • You can phone us during the Town Board meeting
Parking District. Business phone: if you have any questions/concerns. Call 989-1540
989-1642 (Dial Democracy). You can participate at our
COUNCILWOMAN meeting from your home.
Diana Juettner has served on • Starting in February, 2008--All meetings of our
the Town Board since 1992. She boards are streamed live on the internet www.
is liaison to the Management greenburghny.com
Information Systems Committee • Subscribe to our free e-mail newsletter... get
(chair), Parks and Recreation updates contact [email protected]
Advisory Board, Greenburgh Public • Serve on a committee. Contact us if you want to
Library Board of Trustees, and the get involved.
Greenburgh Town Court. Business • Call us with your questions or concerns.
Phone: 989-1641
COUNCILMAN FACILITIES
Kevin Morgan has served on Greenburgh Town Hall
the Town Board since 2008. He 177 Hillside Ave.
is the liaison to the Community Greenburgh, NY 10607
Development Advisory Board, Phone: (914) 989-1500
Conservation Advisory Council,
Greenburgh Nature Center, Greenburgh Public Library
Department of Public Works, 300 Tarrytown Rd.
and Police/Community Advisory Elmsford, NY 10523
Commission. Phone: (914) 721-8200
Business Phone: 989-1643
COUNCILMAN Theodore D. Young Community Center
Francis Sheehan has served on 32 Manhattan Ave.
the Town Board since 2006. He White Plains, NY 10607
is liaison to the Antenna Review Phone: (914) 989-3600
Board, Comprehensive Plan
Steering Committee (chair), Greenburgh Nature Center
Hartsdale Contextual Review 99 Dromore Rd.
Committee, Planning Board, Scarsdale, NY 10583
Zoning Board of Appeals, and Phone: (914) 723-3470
Zoning Ordinance Revision
Committee (chair). Greenburgh Parks and Recreation
Business Phone: 989-1640 11 Olympic Ln.
Ardsley, NY 10502
(914) 693-8985
TOWN OF GREENBURGH Table of Contents PAGE 1
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YOUR TOWN BOARD
Paul Feiner and the Town Board................................................................................ Inside Front Cover
ARTS AND CULTURE ......................................................................................................................................... 2
COMMUNITY RESOURCES – THEODORE D. YOUNG COMMUNITY CENTER
General Information................................................................................................................................... 4
After School Program ................................................................................................................................ 6
Summer Day Camps................................................................................................................................... 7
Experiencia de Campamento de Verano............................................................................................... 8
Human Services/Career & College Prep Institute/ Youth and Teen Programming............................ 9
Arts/Culture................................................................................................................................................ 13
Dance......................................................................................................................................................... 14
Technology................................................................................................................................................. 15
Theodore D. Young Community Natatorium Aquatics Division........................................................... 16
Swim Instruction......................................................................................................................................... 17
Aerobic Water Exercise/Specialty Water Exercise/Other Programs................................................... 19
Competitive Swim Team........................................................................................................................... 20
Lap Swim Programs................................................................................................................................... 21
Natatorium Schedule................................................................................................................................ 22
Community Action Program (C.A.P.)...................................................................................................... 24
Senior Section Information....................................................................................................................... 26
Senior Activities.......................................................................................................................................... 28
Seniors Special Events............................................................................................................................... 30
LIBRARY
General Information................................................................................................................................. 31
Library Card Application.......................................................................................................................... 35
Friends of the Greenburgh Library/Solicitud para la Tarjeta de la Biblioteca................................... 36
NATURE CENTER
General Information................................................................................................................................. 37
Special Events............................................................................................................................................ 38
Pre-Schoolers/Camps............................................................................................................................... 39
PARKS AND RECREATION
General Information................................................................................................................................. 41
Special Events............................................................................................................................................ 42
Youth........................................................................................................................................................... 43
Teen............................................................................................................................................................. 44
Adult............................................................................................................................................................ 45
Special Recreation.................................................................................................................................... 47
Office for the aging.................................................................................................................................. 48
Multipurpose Center................................................................................................................................. 49
Parks and Recreation Seasonal and Daily Fees ...................................................................................... 52
Day Camps................................................................................................................................................ 53
Outdoor Aquatics...................................................................................................................................... 56
Aquatics Classes........................................................................................................................................ 58
Aquatics Special Events........................................................................................................................... 59
Tennis........................................................................................................................................................... 60
Registration Information .......................................................................................................................... 65
Registration Forms..................................................................................................................................... 66
OTHER TOWN INFORMATION
Town Sanitation Schedule........................................................................................................................ 67
Sanitation and Recycling Information.................................................................................................... 68
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PAGE 2 Arts and Culture 177 Hillside Ave.
Greenburgh, NY 10607
www.greenburghny.com • & 914 -682-1574
Mission: The Arts and Culture Committee’s [The Brenda Connor-Bey Learning to See™ Legacy
mission is to stimulate the artistic and intellectual Workshop Series focuses on ekphrastic creative
life of Greenburgh residents. It has long been writing (writing based on visual and aural arts) and
recognized throughout Westchester County as explorations of all art forms as well as other ways to
a leader in free arts and culture programming “see” in each of the three-session (two-hours each)
which enlightens and entertains all racial, social, workshops. Partially funded by Poets & Writers, Inc.,
and ethnic groups. Its diverse programs serve The Theodore Young Community Center, the Friends
residents of all ages. of the Greenburgh Library and Greenburgh Arts
DEPARTMENT INFORMATION and Culture Committee, workshops are open to the
Sarah Bracey White, Executive Director, 914-682- public (Teens and adults of all ages). Beginners and
1574/[email protected] established poets are welcomed.]
Advisory Board: Kevin Morgan (Town Board
Liaison), Hope Corbin (president), Gwen Cort, Free, two month-long exhibits of original art:
Carolyn McNair, James Miller, and Barbara Mohr. Madeleine Gutman Gallery, throughout Greenburgh
www.greenburghartsandculture.org Town Hall, at the Multipurpose Center/AV Park and
Theodore Young Community Center.
Ongoing Activities:
THE POETRY CARAVAN
“LEARNING TO SEE”
a network of more than 30
a series of ekphrastic poetry (poetry that takes its local poets who take poetry
inspiration from visual art) workshops for beginning into Westchester venues
and seasoned poets. Initiated by Greenburgh’s such as senior centers,
First Poet Laureate Brenda Connor Bey to assisted living facilities,
commemorate her term of service. It was designed nursing homes, shelters,
to cultivate community interaction and create new rehab centers, etc. These
poetry. Two-hour workshops at Theodore Young poets read from their original
Community Center and the Greenburgh Library. It work and conduct poetry
is co-sponsored by The Friends of the Greenburgh writing workshops. To join the
Library. Pre-registration required. On the web, go Poetry Caravan, or schedule a visit to your facility,
to www.Greenburghartsandculture.org/LTS for contact [email protected]
schedule and details.
Visual Arts Exhibition
Some of the participants from 2013-2014 workshops. Opportunities:
(PAINTERS, QUILT MAKERS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, AND
TWO-DIMENSIONAL ARTISTS OF ALL AGES)
MADELEINE GUTMAN ART GALLERY & GREENBURGH
TOWN HALL’S 2ND FLOOR GALLERIES
DAYS/TIME: Ongoing
FEE: None
LOCATION: Greenburgh Town
Hall, 177 Hillside Avenue,
Greenburgh, NY 10607
For two month periods, adult
artists can exhibit original work
(i.e. photography, drawings,
paintings, computer art,
etc.) in any two dimensional
177 Hillside Ave. Arts and Culture PAGE 3
Greenburgh, NY 10607
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medium. Artists are permitted to sell pieces from CHILDREN’S ART GALLERY
their exhibit. Preference is given to Greenburgh
residents. DAYS/TIME: Ongoing
FEE: None
MULTIPURPOSE CENTER GALLERY LOCATION: Theodore D. Young Community Center,
2nd Floor • 32 Manhattan Avenue, White Plains, NY
DAYS/TIME: Ongoing
FEE: None Children can view artwork by other children or
LOCATION: Anthony Veteran Park, Ardsley exhibit their own artwork. Preference is given to
displaying the work of children from the villages and
Adult artists can exhibit original work of any size in unincorporated areas of the Town of Greenburgh.
any two-dimensional medium. Artists are permitted Individuals, schools, camps, recreation centers,
to sell pieces from their exhibit. Preference is given after-school programs, scout troops, etc. from
to Greenburgh residents; however, all artists are outside the area are encouraged to utilize the
welcome to exhibit. Call Sarah Bracey White, (914) gallery to display children’s creative artwork. To
682-1574 request information packet on individual and group
displays, call Sarah Bracey White, (914) 682-1574.
Youth Program Offerings
KIDS SHORT STORY CONNECTION
DAYS/TIME: Saturdays, 3/19 thru 6/28; 10 am - 12
noon
AGE: 9 - 18 years old
FEE: $125/$100 (Greenburgh residents)
4 scholarships available
CLASS SIZE: maximum of 12 students in each class
LOCATION: TBA
The Kids Short Story
Connection is a series of
writing workshops that
meet on six Saturdays
during a twelve-week
period. Participants must
LOVE to write and have
written at least two short
stories prior to enrollment.
Children work in round-
table setting to develop their creativity, improve
old stories, and write new ones. A group anthology
is published annually. Send name, address, birth
date, and copies of two short stories to KSSC - Arts
and Culture Committee, Greenburgh Town Hall, 177
Hillside Avenue, Greenburgh, NY 10607. For more
information, contact Sarah Bracey White, (914) 682-
1574. Workshops repeat each spring and fall.
PAGE 4 Department of Theodore D. Young Community Center
Community Resources 32 Manhattan Ave.
White Plains, NY 10607
www.greenburghny.com • & 914-989-3600
MISSION STATEMENT REGISTRATION INFORMATION
The Department of Community Resources at the Registration Hours:
Theodore D. Young Community Center seeks Monday - Thursday 9:15 am - 1:00 pm
to improve the quality of life for Greenburgh 2:00 pm - 7:15 pm
residents by providing a variety of educational, Friday
cultural, recreational and social programs and 10:00 am - 5:15 pm
services. It is our multi-faceted approach by Saturday 9:00 am - 12:45 pm
which we endeavor to lessen problems caused Sunday
by poverty, racism and cultural deprivation. CLOSED
We Accomplish Our Mission Through: Enrollment Opportunities are first made available
• Programs and Activities to residents of the unincorporated Town of
• Service, Advocacy and Information Greenburgh. After which, non-residents are eligible
• Outreach to the Community to enroll in select programs based on space
• Partnership with Schools and Other Agencies availability.
• Sharing the VISION with You
Town Unicard
MANAGEMENT TEAM The Town of Greenburgh Unicard is required for
William L. Carter – Commissioner everyone 2 years of age and older. The fee for the
André G. Early – Deputy Commissioner first time issuance of a Town Unicard and annual
renewal:
TDYCC ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS
Yzette Swavy-Lipton, Chairperson $7.00 - Youth 2 - 17 years of age
Felice Harris, Vice Chairperson $18.00 - Adults
$7.00 - Senior Residents
Mayo Bartlett $36.00 - Non-Residents
Donnovan Beckford No temporary passes will be issued. Replacement
Rashad Bilal of lost cards is $5.00 per occurrence. The Town
Cora Carey Unicard must be presented and scanned upon
D r. Daryl Graves entrance into the TDYCC facility.
John Jones Financial Assistance - No Town of Greenburgh
Dyanna LaPeter Resident is denied participation in any Department
Vikki Simmons of Community Resources program because of an
Frank Williams inability to pay. Financial assistance is available with
proof and determination of need.
TDYCC LIAISON
S. Kenneth Jones, Esq. – Councilman, Town of Refund Policy - There will be no refunds given after
Greenburgh the second meeting of any program. There will
Sgt. Norman Hall – Town of Greenburgh Police be no refunds for any reason after a program is
Department half completed. There is a $5.00 service charge
(per transaction) for processing refunds, except for
ADVISORY BOARD MEETINGS programs cancelled by the Department. All refund
Advisory Board Meetings are open to the public. requests must be made in writing to the Business
Meetings are scheduled on every 4th Wednesday of Office. A copy of your canceled check or other
the month beginning at 6:30 pm.
HOURS OF OPERATION % T.D.Y.C.C. Telephone Numbers To Remember:
The Department of Community Resources is open: GENERAL INFORMATION.................... 914-989-3600
FAX........................................................ 914-682-2798
Monday - Saturday 5:30 am – 9:30 pm AQUATICS............................................ 914-989-3643
(Activities) /10:00pm (Doors Locked) BUSINESS OFFICE................................. 914-989-3613
FACILITY SCHEDULING........................ 914-989-3648
Business Office Hours: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Maintenance.............. 914-989-3634/914-989-3633
Personnel............................................. 914-989-3613
Monday - Friday Programming ..................................... 914-989-3648
Senior Citizen Services ....................... 914-989-3631
Facility Operation Hours: 8:30 am – 10:30 pm
Monday - Saturday
Aquatics Program Hours: 5:30 am – 9:30 pm
Monday - Saturday
**Sundays are available for Rental ***
heodore D. Young Community Center Department of PAGE 5
32 Manhattan Ave. Community Resources
White Plains, NY 10607
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proof of payment will be required. Refunds take a from the TDYCC at the corner of Tarrytown Road
minimum of 3 weeks to be processed. and Manhattan Avenue (across the street from the
K-mart Shopping Plaza). For schedule information,
Returned Checks - There is a $25.00 service charge contact the Bee-Line Information Center at 914-813-
for any returned check. A certified check or money 7777.
order must replace the returned check. Your Town
Unicard will be mechanically invalidated upon Parking - Parking is limited. However, when the
receipt of a returned check. parking lot is full, street parking along Manhattan
Avenue is permitted on the west side of the street.
FACILITIES INFORMATION
The Department of Community Resources (D.C.R.) Notice of Cancellations - Program/Event
is housed at the Theodore D. Young Community cancellations due to inclement weather or other
Center (TDYCC), located in the Fairview section of emergency situations will be announced on WFAS
the Town of Greenburgh. radio (1230 on the AM dial), the Journal News (if
time allows) and our website at www.greenburghny.
We are a multi-service facility with diverse cultural, com
educational, recreational and social activities for
the entire family. Some of the various programs TDYCC 2016 SPRING/SUMMER CLOSING DAYS:
and services provided include: an after school
program, summer day camps, youth advocacy, February 15th President’s Day
vocational counseling, physical fitness, roller skating,
cultural trips and programs, as well as Senior Citizens March 25th Good Friday {Half –
Services.
Day Closing at 12:30 pm}
In addition, TDYCC Aquatics Program offers: Adult
and Children Swim Programs, Water Babies Course, May 30th Memorial Day
Scuba Instruction, Stroke Clinics and American Red
Cross Certification Programs. July 4th Independence Day
WE ARE EASY TO GET TO! Observance
The Theodore D. Young Community Center facility is
located ½ blocks from K-Mart Shopping Center on September 5th Labor Day
Rt. 119 Tarrytown Road. If you are traveling toward
Elmsford, turn right on Manhattan Ave., our driveway FACILITY RENTAL FEES
is on the left across the street from Union Baptist The Department of Community Resources facility
Church. Also if you are traveling towards White (TDYCC) is available for meetings, baby showers,
Plains on Rt.119 make a left off of Tarrytown Rd on workshops, family gatherings, birthday parties, and
to Manhattan Ave, make a left at the first block other events. TDYCC can accommodate gatherings
opposite the Church. from 10 to 250 people. All sessions are held to
a maximum time of four hours. All reservations
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION TO THE CENTER are required to be made at least one month in
The Westchester County Bee-Line Bus Stop ½ block advance. ALCOHOL AND SMOKING IS PROHIBITED
THROUGHOUT ALL TOWN OF GREENBURGH FACILITIES.
For date availability, please contact Donel Dinkins at
914.989.3648/[email protected].
D.C.R. Facilities include: Yosemite Park Facilities include:
• Gymnasium • Lounge {3} • Main Pavilion • Mini Pavilion
• Indoor Swimming Pool • Full Kitchen • Tennis Courts • Ball Field
• Locker Rooms {M & F} • Weight Room • Hand Ball Court • Water Park with Sprinklers
• Saunas • Classrooms {2} • Bar B Que Grills {3} • Track Field
• Performing Arts Studio • Technology Center • Men/Women Bathrooms • Children’s Play areas {2}
• Basketball Court • Community Garden • Open Field •Parking {rear area}
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Community Center 32 Manhattan Ave.
White Plains, NY 10607
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Facility Resident’s Non-Resident’s Theodore D. Young Community
Rate Rate Center Programs
First Floor
Full Gymnasium $500.00 $750.00 1. Aquatics – Jennifer Parra
½ Gymnasium $300.00 $500.00 914.989.3627/[email protected]
Entire Lounge {1, 2, 3} $275.00 $400.00 2. Performing Arts & Culture – Claudio Valenzuela
Half Lounge {1, 2 or 2, 3} $200.00 $300.00 914.989.3617/[email protected]
Kitchen $150.00 $200.00
3. Human Service/Referrals – Valerie Whitehead
Second Floor $300.00 $500.00 914.989.3614/[email protected]
Performing Arts Studio $150.00 $250.00
Classroom A/B $150.00 $250.00 4. Senior Services – Tina Harper
Classroom C/D $200.00 $400.00 914.989.3631/[email protected]
Library / Computer Room
5. Facilities/Youth Development
Yosemite Park $210.00 $370.00 Donel Dinkins 914.989.3648/ddinkins@
Pavilion {25 – 99} $325.00 $450.00 greenburghny.com
Pavilion {100 - 149} $400.00 $600.00
Pavilion {150 – 199} $500.00 $700.00 6. Recreation – David Reggina
Pavilion {200 + People} $150.00 $250.00 914.989.3649/[email protected]
Small Pavilion
AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM
***INSURANCE CERTIFICATES***
Any organization wishing to use a department XPOSURE GREENBURGH INSTITUTE
facility must obtain a Certificate of Insurance,
which additionally insures the Town of Greenburgh At Xposure, our mission is to
with liability coverage for two million dollars expose children and adolescents,
per occurrence. This certificate along with the and even adults, in areas where
necessary application must be submitted to Facility there is a need, to the Worlds
Coordinator’s office at least one month prior to the of Science, Technology, Finance, Work Ethics,
requested date. Nutrition and Community Service while helping to
build stronger Parent/Child Partnerships
COMMUNITY
The goal of Xposure is to provide a quality
Youth • Adult • Seniors program that is safe, interactive, informational,
and life expanding. Our belief is that a holistic
YOU learning approach to exploring the world is
needed early in a child’s development. This
Religious Institutions opens their eyes to the infinite number of
opportunities they have. It also helps them to
•Home •School become successful and productive members of
•Civic Groups, etc. society.
GOVERNMENT We accomplish our BUSINESS To meet the physical, intellectual, social, emotional
mission through & INDUSTRY and recreational needs of children, our program will:
Theodore D. Young
Community Center programs, services • Grants v Offer fun, enriching, age-appropriate and
Town of Greenburgh and partnerships. • Mentoring recreational activities that help promote
• Sponsorships confidence, self-esteem and responsibility.
Department of
Community Resources v Provide children a safe and secure
environment staffed by warm, competent,
caring and qualified child care professionals
v Provide a relaxed atmosphere where
children can socialize and make new friends
v Provide a nutritional snack
v Provide some time for and homework
assistance
For further information feel free to email Theresa
Robinson, Program Manager - trobinson@
xposureschools.com.
Department of Community Resources Theodore D. Young PAGE 7
32 Manhattan Ave. Community Center
White Plains, NY 10607
& 914-989-3600 • www.greenburghny.com
The Summer Day Camps have been in operation for over 40 years and served 16,000 Greenburgh
children. Our Summer Day Camp Programs line up provides wholesome summer experiences for over
600 children annually. Boys and girls, ages 4 ½ through 14 can register for Summer Camp. Activities
begin the end of June and run through most of August. Youth participate in various daily activities
that are meant to encourage teamwork, and stimulate social and intellectual growth. Staff supervision
and training along with parent contact and feedback has been the key to successful Summer Camp
programming. For enrollment information, please call: 914.989.3600
OPEN PLAYGROUND YOUTH INCENTIVE PROGRAM
{Theodore D. Young Community Center} {Westchester Community College}
Dates: July 5th – August 12th Dates: July 5th – August 12th
For campers starting in Kindergarten through For campers starting in the Fifth grade through
the Fourth Grade. the Eighth grade.
TDYCC SUMMER CAMP COMPONENTS
Ø Reading Enrichment Program
Ø Dance, Music, and Arts & Crafts Programs
Ø Trips {Cultural, Educational and Recreational}
Ø Swimming Program
Ø Free Lunch
Ø Transportation
Ø On Site Nurse and First Aide Staff
Ø Theme Days
Ø Supervised Recreational Fun
Ø Parent Day Showcase Program
2016 OPERATION CROSSROADS
Dates: July 5th – August 12th
This program is an alternative to traditional camp. The goal of this program is to provide youth
who are 14 years of age with a hands-on preparation for work and knowledge of becoming a
young adult. There is limited enrollment.
BRIDGE EXPERIENCE
Dates: August 15th – 26th
This program is an alternative to traditional camp. The goal of this program is to provide youth
who are 14 years of age with hands-on preparation for work and knowledge of becoming a
young adults. There is limited enrollment.
Early Registration - February 29 – May 7, 2016
Resident Cost 1st Child $ 600.00 • $ 525.00 each additional child
Regular Registration - May 9 - June 17, 2016
Resident Cost 1st Child $700.00 • $600.00 each additional child
Non Resident of the Town of Greenburgh $1000.00
PAGE 8 Theodore D. Young Department of Community Resources
Community Center 32 Manhattan Ave.
White Plains, NY 10607
www.greenburghny.com • & 914-989-3600
Campo de Juegos Abiertos FECHAS
Para campistas que entran al Jardin de infancia hasta cuarto grado 5 de Julio – 12 de Agosto 2016
HORARIO DE CAMPAMENTO:
Programa de Estimulo para la Juventud
Para campistas que entran al Quinto grado hasta octavo grado 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Descuento por inscripción anticipada! Pickup
MATRICULA TEMPRANO 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Residente (29 de Febrero – 7 de Mayo 2016 (tarde cuota: $25.00
Costo: 1st Niño $600.00
$525.00 (Niño adicional) después de 5:30 pm)
en casa de
Centro Comunitario
Theodore D. Young
32 Manhattan Avenue
White Plains, NY 10607
MATRICULA GENERAL INFORMACIÓN Y HORAS PARA MATRICULA
Comienza el 9 de Mayo – 17 de Junio de 2016 Lunes - Jeuves 9:15 am - 1:00 am
Costo: 1st Niño $700.00
$600.00 (Niño adicional) 2:00 pm - 7:00 pm
No Residente: $1,000.00
$850.00 (Niño adicional) Viernes 11:30 am - 6:30 pm
ASISTENCIA FINANCIERA DISPONIBLE PARA Sábado 10:00 am-1:00 pm
RESIDENTES DE GREENBURGH
Domingo Cerrado
(Para más información llame a 914.989.3607)
Aceptamos todas tarjetas de crédito excepto American Express Teléfono: 914.989.3600
Para obtener más información pongase en contacto con Fax: 914.682.2798
Theodore D. Young Community Center
Town Uni-Card
32 Manhattan Avenue • White Plains • New York • 10607
914.989.3600 Un Carneé de la cuidad se requiere para cada
persona de dos años y mas.
COSTO: $7.00 Residente
$36.00 No Residente
Department of Community Resources Theodore D. Young PAGE 9
32 Manhattan Ave. Community Center
White Plains, NY 10607
& 914-989-3600 • www.greenburghny.com
TDYCC Human Services Program TDYCC Career & College Prep
Institute
Under the leadership of Commissioner William L.
Carter, LMSW, TDYCC is committed to an on-going ANNUAL SPRING BREAK COLLEGE TOUR
initiative of Human Services to meet the changing
needs of our community. The design looks to DATE: March 19 – 25, 2016
incorporate the rich historical commitment for which DAY: Saturday – Friday
the Community Center is well known: “Addressing AGE/GRADE: 10th – 12th Grades
the vast array of Community needs.” We look DEPOSIT FEE: $150.00
forward to working closely with individuals and REGISTRATION: $600.00
families to connect them with vital human services The Department of Community Resources, in
that will support them in meeting challenges and partnership with the Lower Hudson Valley Diamond
changes. Foundation, will be sponsoring the 11th Annual
Historical Black College and University Tour. The
For many years we have worked closely with the following schools will be visited in 2016: Clark Atlanta
Community Action Program to provide quality University, Morehouse College, Spelman College
service to the Greenburgh/Elmsford community. – Atlanta, GA, Dillard University, Xavier University
We are proud to note that the relationship continues – New Orleans, LA, Southern University – Baton
to strengthen and serves as a foundation for new Rouge, LA, Alcorn State University – Lorman, MS,
alliances we are forming. In the spring of 2009, we Jackson State University – Jackson, MS, Tougaloo
began an expansion initiative by reaching out to College – Tougaloo, MS, and Virginia State
Westchester Jewish Community Services and Family University, Petersburg, VA. For information, please
Services of Westchester. Our developing working contact: Donel Dinkins at 914.989.3648/ddinkins@
relations with these and other Human Service greenburghny.com
agencies such as Westchester County Department
of Social Services and the Child Care Council of LOCAL/REGIONAL COLLEGE TOURS
Westchester continue to strengthen and develop.
We have been able to offer some essential services DATE: February – May
to residents at minimal and in many cases no cost. DAY: Scheduled Dates Will be Made Available
Our ultimate goal is to develop a premiere network AGE/GRADE: 10th – 12th Grades
with Human Services providers that will allow us REGISTRATION: Town Unicard is Required
to maximize the accomplishment of the “People FEE: $10.00 (each scheduled tour)
Service” objectives in our Departmental Mission The Department of Community Resources,
Statement. realizes the importance of post high school
endeavors afforded to our youth within the Town
For information and to access services, please of Greenburgh. Local and
contact: Valerie Whitehead, Staff Assistant-Finance/ regional college/universities
Administrative – 914.989.3614/vwhitehead@ will be visited this spring
greenburghny.com; Office hours are by to expose youth to the
Appointment. opportunities available to them. For information,
please contact Monique Gadson at 914.989.3624/
[email protected]
TDYCC Youth and Teen
Programming
GIRLS DESTINED FOR GREATNESS
DATE: December 7th - May 25th
*(Program cancelled on 1/18 & 2/15)*
DAY/TIME: Monday & Wednesday/5:30
pm - 7:30pm
LOCATION: TDYCC Classroom
AGES/GRADES: Girls 3rd grade and older
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Community Center 32 Manhattan Ave.
White Plains, NY 10607
www.greenburghny.com • & 914-989-3600
FEE: $60.00 TRIM-FAST FITNESS
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is
required DATE: March 15th - May 5th (8 week session) and May
Girls Destined For Greatness is a group to empower 17th - June 23rd (6 week session)
& encourage the young female. Empowerment DAY/TIME: Tuesdays & Thursdays 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
is a process of facilitating, instilling, and providing AGES: Men & Women 16 years of age and older
the means for girls to overcome the obstacles LOCATION: TDYCC Dance Studio
they may face in today’s world. We teach the CLASS SIZE: 35 Maximum
importance of encouragement; which is the action FEE: 8 sessions - $50.00/6 week session - $80.00/
of giving someone support, confidence, inspiration, Unlimited - $100.00
motivation and hope. We want our youth walking REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is
away from our program knowing they have a group required
of supporters and that they should strive to reach Get ready to challenge your muscular endurance
their full potential. Finally, our girls will understand the and transform your body from head to toe!
value of giving back to the community and always Instructor Becky Prata is here to push you past your
lending a helping hand when applicable. For more limits in a fast-paced metabolic conditioning class
information, please contact Coach Errika Anderson with high intensity cardio intervals interspersed with
914.843.7856/[email protected] or Coach Raevyn kick-boxing and muscle-defining moves. Punch, kick,
Thigpen at 914.468.3970/[email protected] and blast your way through this fun and challenging
workout. Please bring a yoga mat/towel & water.
TENN YOUTH RECREATION NIGHT Each class will consist of the following:
DATE: February 5th – June 3rd v 5 minute - Active Warmup
DAY/TIME: Friday/8:00 pm - 10:30 pm v 25 Minute - Cardio & Kickboxing
LOCATION: TDYCC v 25 Minute - Strength & Core
AGES/GRADES: Young Adults (14 – 18 v 5 minute - Cool Down & Stretch
years of age)
FEE: WOMEN’S FITNESS (Morning Program/
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is
required Evening Program)
DAY/TIME: Tuesdays/Thursdays 6:15 am - 7:15 am
TDYCC RECREATION & FITNESS PROGRAMS OR Monday/Wednesdays 6:45 pm - 7:45 pm
DATES: March 14th - May 5th (8 week session) and
For additional information for listed recreation May 16th - June 23rd (6 week session)
and fitness programs and activities, please *No class 5/30*
contact David Reggina, Recreation Coordinator at LOCATION: TDYCC Dance Studio
914.989.3649/[email protected]. AGE: Women 15 years of age and older
FEE: Residents - $85.00
CHILDREN’S ROLLER SKATING Non-Residents - $100.00
6 week session - $80.00 Residents & Non-Residents
DATE: January - May REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is
DAY/TIME: Saturdays/12:30 pm - 2:30 pm required
LOCATION: TDYCC CLASS SIZE: 35 Maximum
AGES: 6 – 11 years of age All fitness levels are welcome! Instructor Donna
FEES: $6.00 per person (Skates Included) Thomas will guide you through this adult fitness
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is program of energetic cardiovascular moves and
required
Roller Skating is still alive in Westchester
County!!! You will see the smiles and
excitement on the faces of these 6-11
year olds as they dance, bounce and
skate to the music selected by the
staff of the Department of Community
Resources at the Theodore D. Young
Community Center. For additional
information, please contact Donald Brown at
914.989.3600/[email protected].
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body sculpting exercises to increase strength and to the basics to basketball. These clinics are geared
endurance. Please bring a yoga matt/towel & water. to the development of the very young athlete.
MEN’S SPRING BASKETBALL LEAGUE TDYCC SOCCER CLINIC (6 week program)
DATE: March 28th - May 9th DATE: April 2016
DAY/TIME: Monday – Thursday/ 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm DAY/TIME: TBD
AGE/GRADE: 18 years of age and older LOCATION: Yosemite Park
LOCATION: TDYCC GYMNASIUM AGE/GRADE: Boys & Girls 3rd - 8th grade
FEE: $450.00 per team in addition to a $50.00 FEE: Residents - $60.00
Referee Fee per Game Non Residents - $80.00
Registration by team only. All teams REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is
will be given league t-shirts. Rosters required
must have at least 7 players with This is an introductory clinic to the basics of soccer.
a maximum of 12. Each team is We will cover the basic fundamentals of the sport in
guaranteed 8 games. The top a positive and uplifting environment. Please bring a
6 teams will advance to single- water bottle and proper athletic attire.
elimination playoffs with a chance to
compete for the league championship. A trophy will TDYCC GOLF CLINIC (SPONSORED BY THE FIRST TEE)
be awarded to the winning team.
DATE: April 2016
ELITE BASKETBALL SKILLS CLINIC (6 week program) DAY/TIME: TBD
LOCATION: Westchester Golf Range
DATE: March 15th - April 21st AGE/GRADE: Boys & Girls 3rd - 7th grade
DAY/TIME: Tuesday & Thursday/6:00 pm - 7:30 pm FEE: FREE
LOCATION: TDYCC Gym CLASS SIZE: 17
AGE/GRADE: Boys & Girls 4th - 8th Grade An email confirmation and First Tee registration form
CLASS SIZE: 40 is required to participate.
FEE: Residents - $60.00
Non-Residents - $80.00
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is
required
This elite basketball clinic is a co-ed program that
will get your player ready for the competitive AAU
spring/summer season. We will enforce discipline,
team-work, strength and conditioning as well as on
court basketball skills including shooting, dribbling
and passing drills. This clinic is not recommended for
first time players.
MIGHTY TOTS BASKETBALL CLINIC (6 week program)
DATE: March 19th – April 30th *Class canceled on
March 26th*
DAY/TIME: Saturday/11:00 am – 12:00 Noon
LOCATION: TDYCC Gym
AGE/GRADE: Boys & Girls 3 - 7 years of age
FEE: Residents -
$60.00
Non Residents -
$80.00
REGISTRATION: Pre-
registration and
Town Unicard is
required
This is an
introductory clinic
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TDYCC TENNIS CLINIC (6 week program) required (April 2016)
FEE: $500.00 - Boy’s Teams/$500.00 - Girl’s Teams
DATE: May 2016 Competitive league play, featuring some of the top
DAY/TIME: TBD teams within Westchester County.
LOCATION: Yosemite Park Tennis Courts
AGE/GRADE: Boys & Girls 3rd - 8th grade SUMMER YOUTH BASKETBALL – 4 Leagues (14 &
FEE: Residents - $60.00
Non Residents - $80.00 UNDER BOYS, 14 & UNDER GIRLS, 12 & UNDER BOYS,
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is 10 & UNDER BOYS)
required DATE: June – August 2015
This is an introductory clinic to the sport of tennis. DAY/TIME: TBD
We will cover the basic fundamentals of tennis while AGE/GRADE: Boys & Girls 14u, 12u, 10u
incorporating some exciting games and friendly LOCATION: Yosemite Park
competitions. Please bring a water bottle and pair FEE: $500.00 per team
of sneakers. REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is
required (April 2015)
MIGHTY TOTS BASEBALL CLINIC Competitive youth basketball league play.
DATE: May 14th - June 25th *Class canceled on 5/28* TDYCC FALCONS FOOTBALL – YOUTH SEASON 2016
DAY/TIME: Saturday/11:00 am -12:00 Noon
LOCATION: Yosemite Park *TDYCC Gymnasium in DATE: August 8th - November 15th
case of inclement of weather* DAY/TIME: Monday - Thursday 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm/
AGE/GRADE: Boys & Girls 3rd - 8th grade Saturday - Sunday 8:00 am - 11:00 am
FEE: Residents - $60.00 AGE/GRADE: Boys 4th - 6th grade
Non Residents - $80.00 FEE: Residents - $100.00
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is Non-Residents - $150.00
required REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town
This is an introductory clinic to the basics of baseball. Unicard is required (June 2016)
These clinics are geared to the development of the LOCATION: TDYCC Yosemite Park
very young athlete. Our goal is to teach sportsmanship and provide
our players with the skills and safety training
BASKETBALL SUMMER – LEAGUE 2015 necessary to elevate their game in becoming elite
athletes. With that in mind, we also provide tutoring
(Men’s Division) services to elevate our athletes in the classroom.
DATE: June – August 2016 NOTE: Parental approval with a copy of the birth
DAY/TIME: Monday – Thursday/8:00 pm certificate is mandatory. For additional information,
- 10:00 pm please contact: Steve Baiz 914-989-3627/sbaiz@
AGE/GRADE: 18 years of age and older greenburghny.com
LOCATION: TDYCC Gym
REGISTRATION: Begins May 2015 TDYCC FALCONS CHEEERLEADERS
FEE: $450.00 per team in addition to a $50.00
Referee Fee per Game DATE: August 8th
Registration by team only. All teams will be given DAY/TIME: Monday/Wednesday/Friday/6:00pm -
league t-shirts. Rosters must have at least 7 players
with a maximum of 12. Each team is guaranteed
8 games. The top 6 teams will advance to single-
elimination playoffs with a chance to compete for
the league championship. A trophy will be awarded
to the winning team.
BOYS & GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL LEAGUES
DATE: June - August 2015
DAY/TIME: TBD
AGE/GRADE: High School Students {No Recent
Graduates}
LOCATION: TDYCC Gym
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is
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8:00pm ELEMENTARY ACTING WORKSHOP
AGE/GRADE: 7 - 12 years of age
FEE: Residents - $75.00 DATE: March 30th – May 18th
Non Residents - $125.00 DAY/TIME: Wednesdays/6:45 pm – 8:00 pm
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is AGES: 8 - 11 years of age
required LOCATION: TDYCC
Raa-Raa… Sis-Boom-Baa!!! The Season is here and FEE: Residents -$40.00
the Falcons need to be heard! The TDYCC Falcons Non-residents - $60.00
Cheerleaders are back and ready for action. For CLASS SIZE: 15
additional information, please contact Coach Erikka REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town
Anderson/914.843.7856 Unicard is required
Youth will focus on theater games, mime/
TDYCC KARATE CLUB movement, ensemble acting and rehearsal or skits
& plays. Youth will develop self-confidence, esteem
DATE: On Going Program and presentation skills through theater. Paul Kwame
DAY/TIME: Monday/Wednesday 6:00 pm Johnson, Instructor.
– 8:30 pm/Saturday 8:00 am – 10:30 am
AGE/GRADE: 5 years of age and older TEEN ACTING WORKSHOP
LOCATION: TDYCC Gym
FEES: Residents - Youth - $175.00 and Adult - $275.00 DATE: March 31st – May 19th
Non Residents - Youth - $375.00 and Adult - $455.00 DAY/TIME: Thursdays/6:45
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is pm – 8:00 pm
required AGES: 12 - 18 years of age
Style: World Oyama Karate {Japanese Full Contact} LOCATION: TDYCC
All classes taught by Shuseki Shihan Clyde Coy, FEE: Residents - $40.00
8th Degree Black Belt with Shihan Louis Gabriele, Non Residents - $60.00
5th Degree Black Belt. The Karate Program is built CLASS SIZE: 15
around the principles of structure, discipline, self- REGISTRATION: Pre-
defense and leadership development. registration and Town
Unicard is required
TDYCC ARTS & CULTURAL PROGRAMS Youth will focus on theater
games, mime/movement, ensemble acting and
TDYCC Arts Program provides a creative outlet rehearsal or skits & plays. Youth will develop self-
and fellowship through the arts for youth and confidence, esteem and presentation skills through
adults. For additional information, please contact theater. Paul Kwame Johnson, Instructor.
Claudio Valenzuela, Activities & Arts Coordinator at
914.989.3617/[email protected] Culture:
Arts: NEW! COOKING FOR KIDS
CARTOONING DATE: March 30th – May 18th
DAY/TIME: Wednesdays/6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
DATE: March 29th – May 17th AGES: 11 - 17 years of age
DAY/TIME: Tuesdays/6:30 pm – 7:30 pm REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and
AGES: 6 - 15 years of age Town Unicard is Required
LOCATION: TDYCC FEE: Residents - $60.00
FEE: Residents - $60.00
Non Residents - $80.00 Non Residents - $80.00
CLASS SIZE: 15 LOCATION: TDYCC Kitchen
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is CLASS SIZE: 10
required
Learn the basic concepts of drawing techniques, as Students will learn the basics about cooking utensils,
well as learn to draw cartoons. Practice skill building
concepts and techniques with instructor Dennis safety, and of course cooking itself. The class will
McLee.
focus on the preparation and cooking of simple,
healthy, and basic cuisine. They will also work on
their own recipe book, students will learn a variety of
different and cultural recipes. Chef Jeff, Instructor.
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CREATIVE DRUM (open level class) NEW! MODERN DANCE
DATE: March 31st – May 19th DATE: April 1st – May 20th
DAY/TIME: Thursday/6:45 pm – 8:00 pm DAY/TIME: Friday/6:00 pm- 7:00 pm
AGES: 7 years of age and older AGES: 7 - 17 years of age
LOCATION: TDYCC Dance Studio LOCATION: TDYCC Dance Studio
FEE: Residents - $60.00 FEE: Residents - $60.00
Non Residents - $80.00
CLASS SIZE: 20 Non Residents - $80.00
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is CLASS SIZE: 30
required REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is
Fun and dynamic class for the beginner and required
experienced drummer to build technique, and
execute African, Latin and world rhythms. Youth can get fit and express themselves through
exhilarating, high energy modern jazz & ballet
dance moves. Class attire is black leotard, flesh
NEW! GUITAR LESSONS tone tights.
DATE: April 2nd - May 21st NEW! HIP-HOP DANCE
DAY/TIME: Saturdays/1:30 pm
AGES: 7 years of age to adult DATE: April 2nd - May 21st
DAY/TIME: Saturday/3:00 PM - 4:00 pm
LOCATION: TDYCC AGES: 7 - 17 years of age
FEE: Residents - $60.00 Non Residents - $90.00
CLASS SIZE: 10 LOCATION: TDYCC Dance Studio
FEE: Residents - $60.00
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is
required Non Residents - $80.00
CLASS SIZE: 30
Students will learn the REGISTRATION: Pre-registration is required and Town
basics about playing Unicard is required
the guitar. The class Participants will learn a series of Hip Hop dance
will focus on learning techniques that will range from beginner to more
basic chords and advance choreography. In addition to the learning
learning how to hold of the dances, participants will be actively engaged
the guitar. in exhilarating, high energy, Hip Hop Dancing
cardio. Class attire is comfortable athletic wear and
sneakers.
Dance: NEW! KIDS LATIN DANCE
AFRICAN DANCE DATE: TBD
DAY/TIME: Wednesday/5:45 pm – 6:45 pm
DATE: April 2nd - May 21st AGES: 7 - 15 years of age
DAY/TIME: Saturday/4:00 pm - 5:00 pm LOCATION: TDYCC Dance Studio
AGES: All Ages FEE: Residents - $60.00
LOCATION: TDYCC Dance Studio
FEE: Residents - $60.00 Non Residents - $90.00
Non Residents - $80.00 CLASS SIZE: 30
CLASS SIZE: 30 REGISTRATION: Pre-
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is registration and Town
required Unicard is required
Participants will learn a series of cultural dance
techniques alongside with the cultural and historical Participants will
meanings for their dances. In addition to the
learning of the dances, participants will be actively learn a variety
engaged in exhilarating, high energy, African
Dancing cardio. Class attire is black leotard and of Latin dance
lapa (wrap skirt).
techniques, and
styles. In addition
to the learning of
the dances, participants will be actively engaged
in exhilarating, high energy, Latin Dancing cardio.
Class attire is comfortable footwear.
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CREATIVE MOVEMENT LOCATION: TDYCC Computer Lab
FEE: Residents - $60.00
DATE: April 2nd - May 21st Non Residents - $90.00
DAY/TIME: Saturday/9:15 am - 10:00 am CLASS SIZE: 10
AGES: 3 - 4 years of age REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is
LOCATION: TDYCC Dance Studio required
FEE: Residents - $60.00
Non Residents - $90.00 Have you ever wanted to make a family reunion
CLASS SIZE: 13 video, a birthday party video, or even a vacation
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is video? This is the class for you!!! In this introductory
required class to Video Editing the student will learn how to
Fun-filled class introducing ballet, contemporary use video editing software to create videos, movie
dance, and basic choreography offered in shorts, commercials, event videos, and any other
collaboration with Steffi Nossen School of Dance, a type of film/video you may wish to make. Here
program of the Steffi Nossen Dance Foundation. you will learn the basics of the software and how to
use it as well as compiling a nice, organized, and
PRE-BALLET CLASS I professional looking video. (If students have their
own apple laptops it is welcomed but not required).
DATE: April 2nd - May 21st
DAY/TIME: Saturday/10:15 am - 11:00 am COMPUTER LITERACY
AGES: 5 - 7 years of age
LOCATION: TDYCC Dance Studio DATE: April - May
FEE: Residents - $60.00 DAY/TIME: TBD
Non Residents - $90.00 AGES: Adults
CLASS SIZE: 13 LOCATION: TDYCC Computer Lab
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is FEE: Residents - $60.00
required Non Residents - $90.00
Children learn ballet foot, body and arm positions, CLASS SIZE: 10
basic choreography, and use of props. This program REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is
is offered in collaboration with Steffi Nossen School required
of Dance, a program of the Steffi Nossen Dance Students will learn the basics of operating a
Foundation. computer. Class will cover from the elemental
stages of computer use, to the more advanced
PRE-BALLET CLASS II internets surfing, and shortcuts to maneuver around
the computer. Classes will study and learn on Apple
DATE: April 2nd - May 21st Mac computers.
DAY/TIME: Saturday/11:15 am - 12:00 pm
AGES: 8 - 15 years of age PHOTOGRAPHY FOR KIDS
LOCATION: TDYCC Dance Studio
FEE: Residents - $60.00 DATE: April - May
Non Residents - $90.00 DAY/TIME: TBD
CLASS SIZE: 13 AGES: 8-15 years of age
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is LOCATION: TDYCC Computer Lab
required FEE: Residents - $60.00
Children learn ballet foot, body and arm positions, Non Residents - $90.00
basic choreography and use of props. This is CLASS SIZE: 10
program is offered in collaboration with Steffi Nossen REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and Town Unicard is
School of Dance, a program of the Steffi Nossen required
Dance Foundation.
This introductory class to photography will touch on
Technology: the basic concepts of operating a digital camera.
Through hands on, in class projects students will
VIDEO EDITING learn some of the concepts of photography such as
the basics of light and how your eye fixes lighting,
DATE: April - May composition, and the basics when it comes to
DAY/TIME: TBD digital photography. Students will need their own
AGES: Open Enrollment digital camera.
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THEODORE D. YOUNG COMMUNITY
NATATORIUM AQUATICS DIVISION
32 Manhattan Ave
White Plains, New York, 10607
General Number: 914-989-3600 & Aquatic Division: 914-989-3645
William L. Carter - Commissioner
André G. Early - Deputy Commissioner
2016 SPRING/SUMMER REGISTRATION
Session 4 Resident Registration February 1, 2016 - February 6, 2016
Non-Resident Registration February 8, 2016 - February 13, 2016
Weekday Classes begin February 21, 2016 - April 1, 2016
Saturday Classes begin April 2, 2016 - May 7, 2016
Session 5 Resident Registration March 14, 2016 - March 19, 2016
Non-Resident Registration March 21, 2016 - March 28, 2016
Weekday Classes begin April 10, 2016 - May 20, 2016
Saturday Classes begin May 21, 2016 - July 9, 2016
Session 6 Resident Registration May 9, 2016 - May 14, 2016
Non-Resident Registration May 16, 2016 - May 21, 2016
Weekday Classes begin June 6, 2016 - July 1, 2016
Resident Registration June 20, 2016 - June 25, 2016
Non-Resident Registration June 27 2016 - July 5, 2016
Session 7 Weekday Classes begin July 11, 2016 - August 5, 2016
Saturday Classes begin July 16, 2016 - August 13, 2016
The Pool will be closed on the following dates:
2016 - January 1-2nd, 18th, February 15th, March 25th (1/2 day), May 30th, July 4th ,
and September 5th
Classes will not be conducted on the following dates:
2016 - January 18th, 30th, and March 26th
IMPORTANT NOTICE: WEATHER AND ENVIRONMENT Jennifer Parra – [email protected]
During normal operating hours if thunder and/ or 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Sat Pool area
lightning is observed patrons will be instructed to clear
the pool and deck areas. The pool will not reopen for The Natatorium offers year round aquatic
at least 30 min after the last observed lightening or programs, activities, and services. The schedule
thunder before resuming aquatic activities. is posted on the “Wet Happenings” and “Aqua
Notes” bulletin board at the TDYCC Natatorium
REGISTRATION HOURS - Lifeguard Captains entrance. Registration for all programs is available
9:00 am - 4:30 pm Monday- Friday Front desk at TDYCC Registration desk; front lobby and/or at
Preston Brown - [email protected] the Natatorium Attendants office. Please check the
4:30 pm - 7:30 pm Monday-Friday Pool area pool office for cancellations. For more information
Ted Dowie - [email protected] contact the Registration Office at 914-989-3642
8:30 am - 12:00 noon Sat Pool area or 914-989-3629. For any questions on Aquatic
Programs, please contact 914-989-3645.
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Swim Pass game as well have fun teaching the basic swim
Adult: Resident $225.00 - Non Resident $300.00 strokes for the game. The Pool can still be open
Senior: Resident $100.00 - Non Resident $120.00 to the public. However, the program only needs a
Youth: Resident $100.00 - Non Resident $120.00 small section of the pool.
Family: Resident $375.00 - Non-Resident $525.00 Session 6: Saturday’s only
AGES: 10 years of age and under
Daily Admission Fees: DAY/TIME: 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm/June 4, 11, 18, 25/July
Resident fees: Adult $3.00 - Youth $2.00 - Senior $2.00 9, 16, 23, 30/August 6, 13, 16, 20
Non Resident fees: Adult $5.00 – Youth $4.00 – Senior FEES: Residents - $70.00/Non-Residents - $100.00
$3.00
Learn to Swim Programs
New Program: Family Fun Learn to Swim Evening Swim instruction is offered for all ages and swim
Program. levels. Each program is arranged based on age
group except the Saturday Learn to Swim program.
The Family Fun Learn to Swim Evening Program will The classes within each program are subdivided
take place July 12th - August 25th. This program will according to swim levels. Swim instruction combines
teach swimming techniques and comprehensive water adjustment skills, individual and combined
family water safety skills. The goal of the swimming swim skills.
course is to enhance each swimmer to be
comfortable to swim in the water, as well as AQUATICS PROGRAMS ARE NOT DESIGNED TO
accomplish the goal of swimming in the deep end. REPLACE THE SUPERVISION OF CHILDREN BY AN
All family members are welcome. Children from the ADULT IN AN AQUATIC ENVIORNMENT. ADULT
community under the age of 16 are welcome too. SUPERVISION OF CHILDREN IN THE AQUATIC
It is recommended that each swimmer bring the ENVIORNMENT IS ALWAYS NEEDED.
appropriate swim wear.
Make-ups will only be provided for cancelation
Session 7/Class 1: made by TDYCC Aquatic Department. Make-ups for
DAY/TIME: Tuesday/Thursday 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm water exercise class will be done the next calendar
FEES: Residents $60.00/Non- Residents $90.00 days on Tuesday or Thursday. Times TBA
Session 7/Class 2:
DAY/TIME: Tuesday/ Thursday 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm * General information: All swimmers must wear
FEES: Residents $60.00/Non- Residents $90.00 bathing caps in the pool. The pool temperature
ranges from 80-82 degrees and Program information
New Program: Developmental Triathlon is subject to change without notice. New fees for
2015/2016 may be applied.
The Developmental Triathlon (Swim, Bike, Run)
program bases its philosophy on encouraging Swim Instruction
each young person to participate and to strive for
their best. Our formula for success is “Excellence is YOUTH
a Positive Attitude”. We provide for the pursuit of
excellence in the training. We take responsibility PARENT-TOT SWIM INSTRUCTION
for your goal. We make a commitment to training
excellence. Our formula for the triathlon is swim, This class provides a time for parents to get into the
bike, run with confidence. water with their children, enjoy the water and learn
Session 6: Saturday’s only basic skills. This class will not make your children
AGES: 14 years of age and under water safe but it should allow them the opportunity
DAY/TIME: 9:00 am - 11:00 am June 4, 11, 18, 25/July to learn to feel comfortable in the water.
9, 16, 23, 30/August 6, 13, 16, 20
FEES: Residents - $150.00/Non-Residents - $220.00 AGES: 6 mo. - 3 years of age
ENROLLMENT: Maximum: 15
New Program: Developmental Water Polo/ DAY/TIME: Saturday/9:00 am - 9:30 am & 9:30 am -
Splash Ball 10:00 am
The Developmental Water Polo program enlist Session 3: February 6, 2016 - March 12, 2016 (6 weeks)
younger swimmer who want more out swimming FEES: Residents - $50.00/Non-Residents - $90.00
lessons. The swimmers will have a coach teach the Session 4: April 2, 2016 - May 7, 2016 (6 weeks)
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FEES: Residents - $50.00/Non-Residents - $90.00 TIME: Level 1 - 10:00-10:30
Session 5: May 21, 2016 - July 9, 2016 (6 weeks) Level 2 - 10:45-11:15
FEES: Residents - $50.00/Non-Residents - $90.00 Level 3 - 11:30-12:00
Session 7: July 16, 2016 - August 13, 2016 (6 weeks) AGES: 5-16 years of age
FEES: Residents - $50.00/Non-Residents - $90.00 ENROLLMENT: Maximum 15
REGISTRATION: On site registration
Session 3: February 6, 2016 - March 12, 2016 (6
PRE-SCHOOL SWIM INSTRUCTION weeks)
FEES: Residents - $50.00/Non-Residents - $90.00
This class is designed for 3-5 year olds who are ready Session 4: April 2, 2016 - May 7, 2016 (6 weeks)
for swim instruction without a parent in the water. FEES: Residents - $50.00/Non-Residents - $90.00
Staff teaches basic water adjustment skills plus basic Session 5: May 21, 2016 - July 9, 2016 (6 weeks)
swimming skills. FEES: Residents - $50.00/Non-Residents - $90.00
Session 7: July 16, 2016 - August 13, 2016 (6 weeks)
AGES: 3-5 years of age FEES: Residents - $50.00/Non-Residents - $90.00
ENROLLMENT: Maximum 15
DAY/TIME: Saturday/9:00 am - 9:30 am & 9:30 am REGISTRATION: On site registration
-10:00 am
WEEKDAY YOUTH INSTRUCTIONAL SWIM
Session 3: February 6, 2016 - March 12, 2016 (6
weeks) Monday & Wednesday
FEES: Residents - $50.00/Non-Residents - $90.00 Times: 3:30 pm - 4:00 pm
Session 4: April 2, 2016 - May 7, 2016 (6 weeks) 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm
FEES: Residents - $50.00/Non-Residents - $90.00 4:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Session 5: May 21, 2016 - July 9, 2016 (6 weeks) AGES: 6-16 years of age
FEES: Residents $50.00/Non-Residents - $90.00 ENROLLMENT: Maximum 25
Session 7: July 16, 2016 - August 13, 2016 (6 weeks)
FEES: Residents - $50.00/Non-Residents - $90.00 Swim evaluations take place on the first day of
REGISTRATION: On site registration class. Swim Levels range from 1 through 5. Level 1:
Beginner skills. Swimmers are introduced to freestyle
NEW! SUMMER PRE-SCHOOL AQUATICS and floating along with water exploration and
submersion. Level 2: This class is a continuation of
Session 7/ Class 1: July 16, 2016 - August 13, 2016 (6 level one with emphasis on breathing skills for the
weeks) freestyle, and introduction to backstroke. Deep
DATES: Tuesday 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm water and treading water orientation. Level 3:
FEES: Residents - $50.00/Non-Residents - $90.00 Refinement of freestyle and backstroke. Elementary
ENROLLMENT: Maximum: 12 backstroke and breastroke kick are introduced.
Swimmers beginning to increase their endurance
Session 7/ Class 2: July 16, 2016 - August 13, 2016 (6 and distance. Level 4: The breastroke and butterfly
weeks) stroke is introduced. Diving skills are taught. Level 5:
DATES: Thursday 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm Stroke refinement for freestyle, breaststroke, butterfly
FEES: Residents - $50.00/Non-Residents - $90.00 and breastroke. The sidestroke is introduced.
ENROLLMENT: Maximum: 12
Session 4: February 22, 2016 - March 30, 2016 (6
SATURDAY YOUTH INSTRUCTIONAL SWIM weeks)
FEES: Residents - $80.00/Non-Residents - $120.00
Children are given instruction in all the basic swim Session 5: April 11, 2016 - May 18, 2016 (6 weeks)
strokes and safety skills. Children who wish to be on FEES: Residents - $80.00/Non-Residents - $120.00
the swim team but also need instruction to reach Session 6: June 6, 2016 - June 29, 2016 (4 weeks)
the level where they can compete should consider FEES: Residents - $60.00/Non-Residents - $100.00
taking this class. Session 7: July 11, 2016 - August 3, 2016 (4 weeks)
Note: Participants are assigned to a 30 minute FEES: Residents - $60.00/Non-Residents - $100.00
class during the two hour time period in session
I, II, III. Students are tested during the first class to REGISTRATION: On site registration
determine class placement. Class placement and
times will be determined by swimming levels.
ADULT INSTRUCTION
TEEN/ADULT/SENIOR
TUESDAY & THURSDAY
FEES: 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
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AGES: Teens to Adults FEES: Residents - $80.00/Non-Residents - $120.00
ENROLLMENT: Maximum 10 Session 6: June 6, 2016 - July 1, 2016 (4 weeks) (June
27- July 1 class time 12:00 - 1:00 pm)
Classes are designed for individuals over the age FEES: Residents - $60.00/Non-Residents - $100.00
of thirteen to learn how to swim. Participants are
taught how to breathe, kick, and float properly Times: 12:00 - 1:00pm
utilizing the correct arm stroke techniques. Session 7: July 11, 2016 - August 5, 2016 (4 weeks)
Participants learn how to prone float, elementary FEES: Residents - $60.00/Non-Residents - $100.00
backstroke, breast and crawl stroke. Participants are REGISTRATION: On site registration
given instruction at all levels from non-swimmers to
stroke development and analysis. Specialty Water Exercise Classes
Session 4: February 23, 2016 - March 31, 2016 (6 WATER WELLNESS CLASS
weeks)
FEES: Residents - $80.00/Non-Residents - $120.00 Monday, Wednesday & Friday
Session 5: April 12, 2016 - May 19, 2016 (6 weeks) Times: 10:00 am - 11:00 am
FEES: Residents - $80.00/Non-Residents - $120.00 AGES: ALL
Session 6: June 7, 2016 - June 30, 2016 (4 weeks)
FEES: Residents - $60.00/Non-Residents - $100.00 This class consists of exercise in the water that will
Session 7: July 12, 2016 - August 4 2016 (4 weeks) take the joints of the body through their range of
FEES: Residents - $60.00/Non-Residents - $100.00 motion starting at the neck and ending with the
toes. This class is for people with arthritis and other
REGISTRATION: On site registration ailments who will benefit from the water. The water
temperature is kept within a comfortable range and
Aerobic Water Exercise Classes consistently monitored.
These classes are designed for both men and Session 4: February 22, 2016- April 1, 2016 (6 weeks)
women to meet their exercise needs in a low FEES: Residents - $80.00/Non-Residents - $120.00
impact environment. The class participants exercise Session 5: April 11, 2016- May 20, 2016 (6 weeks)
to music with a beat. Class members do both deep FEES: Residents - $80.00/Non-Residents - $120.00
and shallow water exercise; however, an ability to Session 6: June 6, 2016- July 1, 2016 (4 weeks)
swim is not required; floatation devices are used. (June 27- July 1 class time 12:00 - 1:00 pm)
FEES: Residents - $60.00/Non-Residents - $100.00
EARLY MORNING WATER EXERCISE
Other Tdycc Aquatic Programs
Monday, Wednesday & Friday
Times: 7:55 am - 8:55 am ADAPTED AQUATICS
AGES: ALL
Tuesday & Thursday
Session 4: February 22, 2016 - April 1, 2016 (6 weeks) Times: 11:00 pm - 12:00 pm
FEES: Residents - $80.00/Non-Residents - $120.00 AGES: ALL
Session 5: April 11, 2016 - May 20, 2016 (6 weeks) CLASS SIZE: Unlimited
FEES: Residents - $80.00/Non-Residents - $120.00 FEE: Daily Admission Fees apply
Session 6: June 6, 2016 - July 1, 2016 (4 weeks)
FEES: Residents - $60.00/Non-Residents - $100.00 This program is available for all physically
Session 7: July 11, 2016 - August 5, 2016 (4 weeks) challenged members and non-members including
FEES: Residents - $60.00/Non-Residents - $100.00 non-residents. If you or someone you know is
REGISTRATION: On site registration disabled through illness or accident including
temporary disabilities, this is a time that can be of
MID-MORNING WATER EXERCISE CLASS therapeutic value to those involved in rehabilitative
activities. The pool is equipped with a lift and stairs
Monday, Wednesday & Friday to enable those with disabilities entry into the pool.
Times: 11:00-12:00pm
AGES: ALL Session 4: February 23, 2016 - March 31, 2016
(6 weeks)
Session 4: February 22, 2016 - April 1, 2016 (6 weeks) Session 5: April 12, 2016 - May 19, 2016 (6 weeks)
FEES: Residents - $80.00/Non-Residents - $120.00
Session 5: April 11, 2016 - May 20, 2016 (6 weeks) Continued on next page
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Session 6: June 7, 2016 - June 30, 2016 (4 weeks) the training goal in order to enter this group.
(June 28 & June 30 class time 12:00 - 1:00 pm)
DAY/TIME: Monday-Thursday 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm/
Times: 12:00-1:00pm Saturday 7:30 am - 9:30 am
Session 7: July 12, 2016- August 4, 2016 (4 weeks) DATES: April 25 - July 14, 2016
FEES: Residents $60.00 /Non-Residents: $100.00
REGISTRATION: On site registration ENROLLMENT: Maximum: 14
FEES: Residents - $150 /Non-Residents - $225.00
STROKE MECHANICS PROGRAM *Additional fee to F.A.S.T. Parent Association $200
Lanes 1 and 2 Program Training level
The stroke mechanics program will teach swimming Developmental
technique and sprint training. The swimming course *Registration begins April 4, 2016
goal is to enhance each swimmer to produce
speed. All swimmers 14 & under are welcome. It is Elite Blue Training Squad
also, recommended that each swimmer bring a pair This group’s focus is on dropping time for the short
of fins and their own swim goggles. course swim events. All training distances will be
designated for short course training. In this program,
The program meets on Tuesday, Thursday and every swimmer is training for the fall/winter program.
Friday from 4:30 pm until 6:00 pm. The cost of the Drills are used to develop basic skills such as quicker
program is $150.00 for Residents and $225.00 for sprinting patterns. This program is designed to
Non-Residents. enhance the technical aspects of swimming and
the strategies needed for each swimmer.
Session 3: February 16, 2016 - April 22, 2016 DAY/TIME: Monday-Thursday 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm/
FEES: Residents - $150.00/Non-Residents - $225.00 Saturday 7:30 am - 9:30 am
Session 4: April 26, 2016 - July 1, 2016 DATES: April 25 - July 14, 2016
FEES: Residents - $150.00/Non-Residents - $225.00 ENROLLMENT: Maximum: 14
Session 6: July 5, 2016 - August 12, 2016 FEES: Residents - $150/Non-Residents - $225.00
FEES: Resident - $90.00/Non-Residents - $135.00 *Additional fee to F.A.S.T. Parent Association $200
Lanes 3 and 4 Program
Theodore D. Young Community Training level Developmental
Center Competitive Swim Team *Registration begins April 4, 2016
FAST is Greenburgh’s premier swim program. We Silver Training Squad
are recognized by USA Swimming as a Level 3 swim DAY/TIME: Monday - Thursday 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm/
program. FAST is a competitive program for boys Saturday 7:30 am - 9:30 am
and girls ages 6 and older. Each participant will be DATES: April 25 - July 14, 2016
evaluated and categorized by the coaching staff to
ensure that each swimmer is placed in the correct ENROLLMENT: Maximum: 14
group. FAST is a member of Metropolitan Swimming, FEES: Residents - $150 /Non-Residents - $225.00
therefore competes against other Metro area *Additional fee to F.A.S.T. Parent Association $200
swim teams. FAST is sanctioned by USA Swimming Lanes 3 and 4 Program Training level
and governed by not just the coaching staff but Developmental
by a board of directors led by the parents of the *Registration begins April 4, 2016
swimmers. We strive for excellence and push all
our swimmers to achieve personal and team goals. PRIVATE SWIMMING LESSONS
Hope to see you soon. For additional information,
please visit our website – www.fastswimteamny.com. The Department of Community
Resources at the Theodore D.
SPRING / SUMMER JUNIOR AND SENIOR TRAINING Young Community Center offers
private swim lessons for children
Elite Gold Training Squad and adults. Participants may choose Private
This training is a high performance challenge. The lessons (one on one) or semi- privates (two or
goal is to make summer J.O.’s and Zone swim four) per lesson. The additional person is provided
meet time cuts. There is one meet a month. All of by you in a semi-private lesson. These lessons are
the training distance thresholds are set for peak ideal for adults, teens, and children who may feel
performance. Each swimmer must be committed to uncomfortable in a large group; students looking to
fine tune certain intense levels of instruction.
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Resident of the course.
Private Lesson $35.00 (minimum of 6 lessons/one on Please contact the Aquatics Department at
one) - $210 914.989.3645 for additional information.
Semi Private $60.00 (minimum of 6 lessons/a group
of 2-4) - $360 for 2 swimmers POOL PARTIES
Non-Resident DAY/TIME: Saturday/2:30 pm - 3:30 pm (year round)
Private Lesson $45.00 (minimum of 6 lessons/one DATE: On Going
on one) - $270 FEES: $115.00/per hour Resident
Semi Private $70.00 (minimum of 6 lessons/a group $160.00/per hour Non-Resident
of 2-4) - $420 for 2 swimmers The entire pool may be rented for
a party. For details on policies and
LIFEGUARD TRAINING COURSE: procedures regarding pool space
rental, please contact the Aquatics
Pre-requisite: Candidates must pass a 300-yard Office at 914.989.3645. Advance
swim test; 2 minutes tread and timed brick retrievals, registration is required. Swim caps are MANDATORY
and provide proof of age to qualify for the class.
Lap Swim Programs
Candidates must successfully complete
the pre-course in order to register for For those who can swim laps continuously and love
class. Participants learn how to prevent the sport.
and eliminate injuries, rescue techniques,
facility policies and procedures, how to GENERAL LAP SWIM
enforce facility rules and regulations, and
educate the public. Upon successful FALL DATES: September 14 - April 22, 2016
completion of the course participants receive DAY/TIME: Monday thru Friday/5:30 am - 8:45
certification in lifeguarding, cardiopulmonary am/12:00 noon/2:00 pm/*2:30 pm - 3:25 pm
resuscitation professional rescuer (CPR-AED) and first Monday/Wednesday/ *6:30 pm - 7:30 pm,
aid. Participants must be 15 years of age by the end Friday/*7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
of the class. We conduct ongoing training and job Saturday/5:30 am - 7:25 am/*2:30 pm - 7:45 pm
placement. In addition, we also offer a Lifeguard *Asterisk indicates pool may be shared with
Management course. other programs or schedule adjusts. Check the
AGES: Must be 15 of age and older announcement board for updates and changes.
FEES: $265 Resident $280 Non-Residents AGES: ALL
Additional fees for materials FEES: Daily Admission Fees apply
Pre-Course: March 18, 2016 - 5:00 pm GOLDEN AGES
DATE/TIMES March 28-April 1, 2016/TBA
DATES: September 14 - June 25, 2016
Pre-Course: April 28, 2016 - 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm DAY/TIME: Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri. 9:00 am - 10:00 am
DATE/TIMES: April 29, May 3-6, 2016/5:00 pm - 9:30 pm AGES: Senior Citizens
FEES: Resident - $2.00/Non-Resident - $3.00
Pre-Course: May 12, 2016 - 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm A lap/recreational swim time for seniors age 60+ to
D ATE /TIMES: Ma y 13, 16-20 - 5:00 pm - 9:30 pm swim at their own pace and enjoy the water.
For additional information, please contact
Jennifer Parra - [email protected]/ RECREATIONAL AND FAMILY SWIM
347.276.6747
A time designated for families to come and play
Please contact the Aquatics Department at together in the water. Children under 12 must be
914.989.3645 for additional dates for classes in accompanied by an adult in a swimsuit.
March - June. DATES: September 14 - June 25, 2016
DAY/TIME: Monday – Friday/*2:30 pm - 3:25pm
WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR (WSI) Friday/4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Saturday/*2:30 pm - 7:45 pm
This course is designed to train individuals interested FEE: Daily Admission Fees apply even if you are
in teaching swimming using the American Red Cross register for any aquatic program.
“Learn to Swim” Program. Participants must be able *Asterisk indicates schedule adjustments; please see
to swim laps continuously using the breaststroke, schedule grid for dates, times and notices posted.
crawl, sidestroke and 16 yards of butterfly at the end
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Department of Community Resources
Theodore D. Young Natatorium Schedule
WINTER/SPRING (January 2 - June 24, 2016)
Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sun
Lap Swim Lap Swim
5:30- Lap Swim 5:30-8:45am Lap Swim Lap Swim 5:30-8:00am Lap Swim C
8:45am 5:30-8:00am 5:30-8:00am 5:30-8:45am (2 lanes 8-8:45) 5:30-7:25am L
(2 lanes 8-8:45) Golden Ages (2 lanes 8-8:45) Exercise* O
8:00-8:50am FAST S
Exercise* Day Care Exercise* ---7-:-3--0---9--:-2--5-a--m---- E
8:00-8:50am 8:00-8:50am Golden Ages Youth Instruction D
9:00- Golden Ages Day Care Golden Ages Parent/Tot
10:00am 9:30-10:00am
10:00- Water Wellness Water Wellness Day Care Pre-school
11:00am Water Wellness 9:30-10:00am
11:00- Water Adapted Water Adapted Water Youth Instruction
12:00pm Exercise Aquatics Exercise Aquatics Exercise
1. 10:00-10:30
2. 10:45-11:15
3. 11:30-12:00
12:00- Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Private Rentals
2:00pm Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance 12:30-2:30pm
2:00- Maintenance Maintenance
2:30pm
2:30- Lap-Community After-school Lap-Community After-school Recreational
3:25pm Recreational Recreational Recreational Recreational
Swim Swim Swim Recreational
3:30- Swim Swim
6:30pm Youth Instruction 2:30-3:45pm Swim
Stroke
3:45- 3:30-4:00pm Youth Instruction Development Lap, Family & Or C
6:30pm 4:00-4:30pm 3:45-4:30pm Community (Pool Party L
4:30-5:00pm Stroke 3:30-4:00pm ------------------ Recreational O
6:30- ______________ Development 4:00-4:30pm FAST Swim Swim Rentals S
7:30pm FAST Swim 3:45- 4:30pm 2:30-3:30pm E
------------------ 4:30-5:00pm Team D
Team ______________ 4:30-6:30pm advance
5:00-7:30pm registration required)
4:00-6:30pm
FAST Swim (2 Lanes 6:30-
Team
FAST Swim 7:00)
4:30-6:30pm Team
Fast Swim team
5:00-7:30pm
4:30-7:00
2-3 Lanes Adult Instruction 2-3 Lanes Adult Instruction Lap Swim Lap & Recreational
Lap Swim 6:30 – 7:30 Lap Swim 6:30-7:30 7:30-8:30pm Swim
And and
LGT/ WSI LGT/ WSI 6:30-7:45pm
6:45-7:30pm
6:45-7:30pm
7:30- Private Rental Private Rental Private Rental Private Rental Recreational swim Pool closes at
9:30pm 7:30-9:30pm 7:30-9:30pm 7:30–9:30pm
7:30–9:30pm 7:30-8:45pm 8:00pm
The pool will be utilized for more than one program. The time is listed below the program if it varies from the time slot. The pool closes to
incoming guest at 8:30pm and closes at 8:45pm. The locker room closes at 9:15pm, all patrons must exit the pool area & locker rooms at
9:20pm promptly. Dates and times are subject to change seasonally and without advance notice.
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Department of Community Resources
Theodore D. Young Natatorium Schedule
Summer (June 25 - August 12, 2016)
Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sun
Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim C
5:30- 5:30-7:55 Golden Ages 5:30-7:55 Golden Ages 5:30-7:55 5:30-9:00am L
8:55am (2 lanes (2 lanes O
(2 lanes TDYCC 8-8:45) TDYCC Fast S
9:00- 8-8:45) SUMMER SUMMER 8-8:45) 7:30-9:00am E
10:00am Exercise* D
Exercise* CAMP 7:55-8:55 CAMP Exercise* (3 Lanes)
7:55-8:55 7:55-8:55
TDYCC Parent/Tot
TDYCC SUMMER TDYCC Pre-school
SUMMER SUMMER 9:00-9:30am
CAMP 9:30-10:00am
CAMP CAMP
10:00- TDYCC TDYCC TDYCC TDYCC TDYCC Youth Instruction C
11:00am SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER 1. 10:00-10:30 L
2. 10:45-11:15 O
11:00- CAMP CAMP CAMP CAMP CAMP 3. 11:30-12:00 S
11:45am E
TDYCC TDYCC TDYCC TDYCC TDYCC Triathlon Training D
12:00- SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER 9:00-11:00am
1:00pm
CAMP CAMP CAMP CAMP CAMP Lap Swim
1:15-
2:00pm Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim Lap Swim 1:30-2:30pm
2:15- Water Adapted Water Adapted Water Water Polo
3:00pm Exercise Aquatics Exercise Aquatics Exercise 2:30-3:30pm
3:30- TDYCC TDYCC TDYCC TDYCC TDYCC
5:00pm SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER
5:00- CAMP CAMP CAMP CAMP CAMP
6:30pm
TDYCC TDYCC TDYCC TDYCC TDYCC Recreational
6:30- SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER SUMMER Swim
7:30pm Or
CAMP CAMP CAMP CAMP CAMP
(Pool Party
Youth Instruction Pre-school Youth Instruction Pre-school Family Rentals
3:30-4:00pm
4:00-4:30pm 4:00-4:30pm 3:30-4:00pm 4:00-4:30pm Recreational 2:30-3:30pm
4:30-5:00pm advance
------------------ 4:00-4:30pm ------------------ Swim
_____________ registration
FAST 4:30-5:00pm FAST 4:00-6:25pm required)
FAST Swim
Team 5:00-7:00pm ______________ 5:00-7:00pm Lap Swim
4:30-5:45pm
5:00-7:30pm Stoke Mechanics FAST Swim Stoke Mechanics Stoke Mechanics
4:30-6:00pm Team
4:30-6:00pm 4:30-6:00pm
5:00-7:30pm
2-3 Lanes Adult Instruction 2-3 Lanes Adult Instruction Lap Swim
Lap Swim 6:30 – 7:30pm Lap Swim 6:30-7:30pm 6:30-7:30pm
And and
WSI/ LGT WSI/ LGT
6:30-7:30pm 6:30-7:30pm
Family learn to Family learn to
swim swim 7-9pm
7:00-9:00pm
7:30- Private Rental Lap Swim Private Rental Lap Swim Recreation Swim
9:30pm 7:30-9:30pm 7:30-8:45pm 7:30-9:30pm
7:30-8:45pm 7:30-8:45pm
The pool will be utilized for more than one program. The time is listed below the program if it varies from the time slot. The pool closes to
incoming guest at 8:15pm and closes at 8:45pm. The locker room closes at 9:15pm, all patrons must exit the pool area & locker rooms
at 9:15pm promptly. Thank you for your cooperation. Program dates and times are subject to change seasonally and without advance
notice.
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COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM (C.A.P.)
Located on the 2nd floor of The Theodore D. Young Community Center
32 Manhattan Avenue, White Plains (Greenburgh), NY 10607
Phone: 914.761.6605
Amanda Kyle-Shaw, Area Director Annette Rodriguez, Program Assistant
Brief description of the organization: Located in Westchester County, Town of Greenburgh, New York,
Westchester Community Opportunity Program, Greenburgh/Elmsford Community Action Partnership is
a private, not-for-profit 501 [c][3] corporation founded in 1965. The purposes of the Community Action
Partnership are:
The Goals of the Community Action Program Are: GREENBURGH/ELMSFORD
A. To mobilize, coordinate and/or direct the COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP
MISSION: “HELPING PEOPLE TO HELP THEMSELVES”
resources of town and village and social district
to lessen the impact of poverty. This Partnership offers a wide range of services that
B. To endeavor to increase permanently the include:
capacity of the community and the groups
of individuals afflicted by poverty to deal I. Food Pantry Program—Distribution of food
effectively with their problems to the end that packages for residents in need, including the
they would need no further extraordinary homeless, seniors, disabled, etc.
assistance.
C. To promote the participation of residents and II. Information and Referral Program—Provide
members of poor minority communities in knowledge of community resources and
planning and carrying out programs to help agencies.
themselves.
D. To offer service to all residents in the town with III. Family Development
preference being afforded to low-income, and a. Emergency Services Program—
disadvantaged and at-risk populations. Recognition of an emergency or financial
crisis; assessments made by CAP or other
For 46 years, WestCOP’s mission has been to community resource to resolve crisis.
help low income residents fight poverty through b. Intervention Services Program—Residents
programs, which foster self-sufficiency. Greenburgh/ will have support available to assist them
Elmsford Community Action Partnership’s primary through difficult circumstances. The
target group has traditionally been low income resident will determine which assistance is
persons including women, minority populations, appropriate, and an assistance contract is
ex-offenders, substance abusers, displaced negotiated.
homemakers, dislocated workers and youth. c. Self-sufficiency Program—Residents
Greenburgh/Elmsford CAP serves about 3,000 low- establishes long and short term goals and
income households annually through its various is provided advocacy, counseling and
programs and services. Clients are directed to us by referrals to achieve employment and self-
a number of sources; friends, relatives, schools, other sufficiency.
agencies, and through their own research.
IV. Eviction Prevention Program—Provide
Since its inception, Greenburgh/Elmsford Community families with referrals and services to prevent
Action Partnership has operated a variety of eviction.
programs that have made staff fully familiar with the
employment needs of the town’s disadvantaged V. Green Thumb Project – Provide families and
population. individuals with fresh fruits and vegetables
once a month.
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VI. Referrals VI. Special and Holiday Events
d. Westchester Putnam Legal Services-provides a. Thanksgiving/Holiday Meal Project – This
legal assistance for legal issues other than program works in conjunction with food
criminal, family court, or fee generation pantry program to provide our clients with
cases. a complete holiday meal.
e. One Stop Employment Center-provide b. December Toys Project – This project was
assistance with job hunting, resume writing, implemented to provide needy families
career planning, interviewing skills, and with new toys for the December holidays
educational information. for their children.
f. Victims Assistance Services-devoted to c. Career Opportunity Wall-Job Posting
providing crisis and support serviced to – Where local businesses send in job
victims of violent crimes and other assaults. referrals, current civil service exam
g. Greenburgh Open Door-provides outpatient announcements, and local job fairs are
services, including assessment, individual posted.
and group counseling, vocational readiness d. Winter Coat Drive – Receive donations of
and other services to chemically dependent gently used coats from various companies,
adults. agencies and individuals to be distributed
h. Taxpayer Education Services-educate to our low-income clients.
wage earners about benefits derived from e. HEAP (Home Energy Assistance Program) -
the Earned Income Tax Credit, provide tax Offers assistance to those who are income
preparation referrals and legal assistance. eligible with heating costs and heat
i. Wheels to Work-assist unemployed emergencies.
people with the promise of a job, who f. EnergyShare—A program that offers a
lack transportation, and underemployed once-in-a-life-time emergency grant to
people who are imminently at risk of losing those who are income eligible toward
their job because of transportation issues, their outstanding Con Edison bill.
to purchase, to insure and to maintain a g. Summer Youth Employment Program -
vehicle. The TANF Summer Youth Employment
j. Weatherization-currently focuses on reducing Program is supported by the Department
heating and cooling costs in homes of of Social Services-Office Workforce
low-income families, while ensuring the Investment (OWI). This program provides
safe operation of the building equipments summer employment opportunities for
(heating appliances, cooking stove) etc. economically disadvantaged youth. The
k. Westchester Learn & Earn-assist young adults purpose of the TANF Summer Employment
to increase their options to successfully seek, Program is to provide the Participant
secure and retain meaningful unsubsidized with work experience, career counseling
employment, obtain a secondary school and basic skills remediation necessary to
diploma or GED; enter post secondary or compete in the market once she/he has
advanced training programs. completed school.
l. Kidz Kloset-a program of Westchester Jewish h. Back To School Clothes For Kids - Provides
Community Services (WJCS), provides new school clothing to needy children in
children in need with gently-used clothing the Greenburgh/Elmsford Public School
and essentials including strollers and car Districts with the help of donations from
seats. local corporations, their employees, clubs,
m. Furniture Sharehouse Program- Assist individuals and schools.
individuals and families in need of furniture
who are moving out of homeless shelters
into permanent housing, battered women
and children escaping domestic violence,
working families struggling to stay above the
poverty line, young adults aging out of foster
care, victims of fires or other natural disasters.
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Community Center 32 Manhattan Ave.
White Plains, NY 10607
www.greenburghny.com • & 914-989-3600
Senior Citizen-Older Adult JOIN US FOR LUNCH!
Programs And Services Register for lunch by 12:00 noon prior to the day
you are joining us and that’s it! Lunch is $3.00/6.00
“A Comprehensive Program for a Diverse Population” for those under 60 years of age. Lunch is served
Monday through Friday at 11:30am. Lunch is served
TDYCC SENIOR CITIZEN Lorenzo Brown “VIP Restaurant Style”;
Advisory Committee Vice Chairperson Our staff brings meals to you, no waiting on lines!
Eleanor Smith Bernice Lowell “SENIOR HIGHLIGHTS” ACTIVITY SCHEDULE &
Chairperson Gwyneth Moore NEWSLETTER
Robert Plenty Published every two months, the “Senior Highlights”
June Castleberry Barbara Robinson includes activities and services offered by
Jennie Coleman The Greenburgh Office of the Aging and the
Myrtle Dawson Department of Community Resources at the
Richard Liu Theodore D. Young Community Center.
To receive this Newsletter by mail, please call 914-
Tina Harper, Interim Coordinator - Senior Citizen 693-8985, Ext. 116.
Services Note: the publication is mailed to residents of the
unincorporated area of Greenburgh.
Phone: 914-989-3631
ON THE INTERNET;”www.greenburghny.com” Click,”
Email: [email protected] “Senior Highlights” Activities updated every 2
months. A complete listing of Town wide activities
TDYCC SENIOR CITIZEN STAFF, VOLUNTEERS, and and services is available via the on line Brochure.
SUPPORTERS
SENIOR CITIZEN BULLETIN BOARD
TDYCC Senior-Older Staff, Volunteers, and Supports Located next to the first floor elevator includes latest
Delores Bennett, Debra Haigler, Barbara McCrae, programs, activities, and information for seniors
Justo Ordonez, Justina Porter, Robyn Ricketts, Lisa
Sharpe - Escorts PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION TO THE TDYCC FACILITY
Mary Ellen McCourt - Yoga Instructor There is a Westchester County Bee-Line Bus Stop a
Liu-fang Mien - President of Evergreen Club ½ block from the TDYCC facility on the corner of
Jason Alloway - Drawing & Painting Instructor Tarrytown Road and Manhattan Avenue (across the
Beverly Rivers - Brain Aerobics street from the K-mart Shopping Plaza).
Eleanor Smith - Bowling, Bridge and Special Trips For schedules and more information, contact the
Carol Oaks - Y.A.I. Liaison Bee-Line Information Center at 914.813.7777.
Jean Tucker - Bible Study
Ben Hunter - AARP Tax Help PARKING AT THE TDYCC FACILITY
Maryann Madden, Liliana Gonzales, Carrie Braxton - Our Department has an 80 car parking lot, plus
Nutrition Staff parking is also available across the street at the
Union Baptist Church. Parking at this location is
WELCOME available on weekday afternoons, (except during
Our Program is for everyone from the “Elder” senior Church functions where signs will be posted).
of 98+ to the “Junior” senior of 50 years. Join over Special thanks to Reverend Dr. Verlin D. Williams and
400 seniors enjoying lunch, indoor aquatics classes, the members of Union Baptist Church for providing
monthly Special Events, Bridge, Day Trips, Yoga, Fitness our patrons with this convenience.
Classes, a Theater Club, and much, much more.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
RED CARPET TREATMENT As per Town-Wide Policy, “no one should be denied
We want to make a great first access to any Department Programs based on an
impression “Red Carpet Treatment” is inability to pay”. There are two ways to qualify for
our “user friendly” way of welcoming financial assistance:
new participants. Let us give you
a tour of our facility, plus introduce you to other 1) Senior Citizens with a Medicaid Card receive a
participants and staff. We want you to feel like an 50% reduction on activity fees.
honored guest in our home away from home. Call
to schedule an appointment.
Department of Community Resources Theodore D. Young PAGE 27
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White Plains, NY 10607
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2) Those without a Medicaid Card or those DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY RESOURCES
requesting more than a 50% fee reduction SENIOR SERVICES IN-HOUSE
need to complete a Financial Assistance ACTIVITIES AT-A-GLANCE
form and schedule an appointment with the
Commissioner’s Secretary by calling 914.989.3600. MONDAYS
All requests are confidential.
Golden Age Swim 9:00 am - 10:00 am Pool
NOTE: FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IS NOT AVAILABLE
FOR YEARLY SLEEP AWAY TRIP Water Wellness 10:00 am - 11:00 am Pool
REGISTRATION FOR TRIPS AND ACTIVITIES Nutrition Program 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Lounge
For your convenience,
registration for Senior Men’s Table 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Lounge
Citizen trips and activi-
ties (including trips with Bingo 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm Lounge
no charge) takes place
at the Registration Area.
For more information call TUESDAYS
914.989.3631. Town Uni-
cards are required prior Yoga 8:30 am - 9:45 am Dance Studio
to participation with our
Golden Age Swim 9:00 am - 10:00 am Pool
programs. Cost for the Town Unicard is $7.00 for resi-
dent Senior Citizens, $36.00 for non-residents. Town Senior Fitness 10:00 am - 11:00 am Dance Studio
Unicairds are purchased at the registration desk.
Chinese Club 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Classroom C/D
REFUNDS: Please contact Judith Lee, Business Office
at 914.989.3613/[email protected] Nutrition Program 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Lounge
YOUNG ADULT INSTITUTE PARTNERSHIP Men’s Table 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Lounge
Y.A.I. is an agency, which serves developmentally
disabled persons of all ages. We are pleased to
welcome Y.A.I. participants in various activities and
programs. The effort has seen much success as new WEDNESDAYS 9:00 am - 10:00 am Pool
friendships and understanding has been reached by Golden Age Swim 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Classroom C/D
those involved in this 17 year partnership. Bridge 10:00 am - 11:00 am Pool
Water Wellness 10:30 am - 11:25 am Lounge
SENIOR CENTER EXCHANGE PROGRAM Wellness Wednesdays 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Lounge
We have accepted Men’s Table 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Lounge
the invitation of other Nutrition Program 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm Lounge
senior centers to visit Bingo
their programs. In
return other centers
have spent the day THURSDAYS 8:30 am - 9:45 am Dance Studio
with us during a special Yoga 9:00 am - 10:00 am Pool
exchange program. Golden Age Swim 10:00 am - 11:00 am Dance Studio
The program allows Senior Fitness 10:00 am - 11:00 am Classroom C/D
Bible Study 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Lounge
participants to meet new people and make new Nutrition Program
friends. The program has also been successful for Chinese Club: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Classroom A/B
the staff in regards to sharing information, resources, 11:15 am - 12:00 noon Dance Studio
and new activity ideas. -Board Games 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Lounge
-Tai Chi 12:00 noon - 1:00 pm Classroom C/D
HOT OFF THE PRESS! -Singing Group 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Lounge
Check out the Senior Citizen Bulletin -English Instruction
Board opposite the elevator on the Men’s Table
1st floor for the latest activities and
services.
FRIDAYS
Golden Age Swim 9:00 am - 10:00 am Pool
Classroom C/D
Drawing/Painting 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Dance Studio
Pool
Senior Fitness 10:00 am - 11:00 am Lounge
Lounge
Water Wellness 10:00 am - 11:00 am Lounge
Lounge
Men’s Table 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Lounge
Nutrition Program 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Birthdays (4th Fri) 11:30 am - 12:00 pm
Fairview Café Live Music 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Bingo 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
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Community Center 32 Manhattan Ave.
White Plains, NY 10607
www.greenburghny.com • & 914-989-3600
MONTHLY SPECIAL EVENTS
Great music, terrific friends, and tasty refreshments are always part of our events.
Call 914-989-3631 for details.
2016 – Spring/Summer
St. Patrick’s Day Special Event................................................... Friday, March 11, 2016
Italian - American Celebration and Tag Sale.......................... Friday, April 22, 2016
29th Annual Delores Williams Fish Fry.......................................... Friday, September 2, 2016
2016 - Fall/Winter
Halloween Celebration............................................................... Friday, October 28, 2016
Thanksgiving Luncheon .............................................................. Tuesday, November 22, 2016
Holiday Party................................................................................ Thursday, December 22, 2016
OUR INVITATION TO SENIOR-RELATED ORGANIZATIONS Senior Activities
We want seniors to know we have room for you in AARP TAX AID PROGRAM
dozens of in-house activities and special events.
Make new friends, join us for lunch, and take a look DATE: February 5 - April 16, 2016 (No
around. We are inviting seniors from: Tax Preparation on March 25th)
DAY/TIME: Friday & Saturday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
v Nursing Homes LOCATION: TDYCC/Computer Lab
v Assistance Living Residents Free preparation of Federal and State Income Tax
v Retirement Homes Returns for senior citizen, low income, and disabled
v Residential Health Care Facilities taxpayers. Ben Hunter, Coordinator.
v Senior Housing Programs
AARP DRIVER’S SAFETY WORKSHOP
YOUR FEEDBACK IS IMPORTANT TO US:
DATE: March 21, May 9, and November 7, 2016
We provide several methods to encourage your TIME: 8:45 am - 3:30 pm
feedback, input, suggestions, and concerns Successful completion allows participants to receive
v Open Door Policy: No appointment necessary an insurance rate and point reduction.
FEE: $20.00 AARP members/$25.00 non-members
to see Coordinator. Keith Bronitt, Instructor
v Survey Forms: Available at Front Desk and on
ASIAN AMERICAN (THE EVERGREEN CLUB)
Senior Citizen Bulletin Board
v Suggestion Box: Located in 1st floor DATE: On-going
v Email: [email protected] DAY/TIME: Tuesday and Thursday/9:00 am - 2:00 pm
v Annual Questionnaire: Helps in setting LOCATION: TDYCC
The “Evergreen Club” which celebrates 13 years at
direction the TDYCC has attracted over 100 participants. The
Contact us for more information or to arrange a activities that are open to all include Tai Chi, Singing
visit at 914.989.3631/[email protected] Group, English instruction, board games, dance and
music. Richard Liu, President.
“TRY IT DAYS”
BINGO
We are serving up free samples! We are now
offering “Try It” days for all senior activities. “Try- DAY/TIME: Monday/Wednesday/
It” day’s gives those interested an opportunity Friday/12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
to sample one session free of charge before LOCATION: TDYCC Senior Lounge Area
committing to a full 4 month class. See if your
interests and the particular class you’re looking BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS
at is right for you.
Contact Tina Harper, Interim Coordinator at DAY/TIME: 4th Friday of each month/11:00 am
914.989.3631/[email protected] for LOCATION: TDYCC Senior Lounge Area
arrangements. Participant’s birthdays are recognized monthly.
Have a birthday coming up?
Department of Community Resources Theodore D. Young PAGE 29
32 Manhattan Ave. Community Center
White Plains, NY 10607
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BRIDGE year Community Center tradition.
Beginners and participants of all skill levels are
DATE: On-going invited to join. Students are required to bring their
DAY/TIME: Wednesday/9:00 am - 1:30 pm own materials. Easels are provided.
LOCATION: TDYCC Classroom C/D
REGISTRATION: On-site registration and SENIOR MOVEMENT
Town Unicard is required.
Eleanor Smith, Activity Leader DATE: March, 2016
DAY/TIME: TBD
FAIRVIEW CAFÉ LOCATION: TDYCC Senior Lounge
FEE: Free but registration is
DAY/TIME: Every Friday/11:30 am. required.
Enjoy live entertainment with our friendly group. If you A fun, low-impact class, which focuses on stretching,
would also like to join us for lunch call 914.989.3631 range of motion exercises and mild aerobic training.
for reservations. Suggested contribution for lunch is
$3.00 ($6.00 for those under the age of 60). WEEKLY TRIPS
SENIOR FITNESS (DAYS) DATE: Ongoing
DAY/TIME: Tuesdays and
DAY/TIME: Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday/10:00 am Thursdays - most departures
– 11:00 am are 11:00 am or 12:30 pm
LOCATION: TDYCC – Dance Studio LOCATION: TDYCC
AGE: Adults REGISTRATION: Complete
FEE: Residents - $60.00 per trimester (Seniors - 60+ “Senior Highlights” form.
years of age - $50.00 per trimester) Join our friendly participants
Non Residents - $85.00 per trimester (Seniors - $80.00 on outings for shopping, lunch,
per trimester) and more!
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and
Town Unicard is required YOGA I
CLASS SIZE: 30
The class is for the active adult DAY/TIME: Tuesdays/8:30 am - 9:45 am
who either wants to stay in shape LOCATION: TDYCC Dance Studio
or get back to a fitness style. FEE: Resident - 2 Sessions - $15.00 quarterly per
All participants must bring a mat. Tina Harper, session
Instructor. Non-Resident - 2 Sessions - $25.00
quarterly per session
MEN’S TABLE Our class started in 1997 and is specially
designed for senior citizens and those
DAY/TIME: Monday – Friday/10:30 am - 12:30 pm who are novices to yoga.
LOCATION: TDYCC Senior Lounge Mary Ellen McCourt, Instructor.
Area
We are often asked by new YOGA II
senior men, “Will I be the only
guy at your center?” The answer DAY/TIME: Thursdays/8:30 am - 9:45 am
is NO! A group of senior men LOCATION: TDYCC Dance Studio
have welcomed dozen of new FEE: Resident - 2 Sessions - $15.00 quarterly per
gentlemen in the last several session
months. Robert Plenty, “Official Welcomer”. Non-Resident - 2 Sessions - $25.00 quarterly per session
Our class is specially designed for senior citizens and
PAINTING & DRAWING those who are novices to yoga.
Mary Ellen McCourt, Instructor.
DAY/TIME: Friday/8:30 am - 11:30 am/12:30 pm - 3:00 pm
LOCATION: TDYCC/CLASSROOM C/D ZUMBA GOLD
AGE: Adult
FEE: Residents - $60.00 Non Residents - DATE: April, 2016 (6 week session)
$120.00 DAY/TIME: Thursdays/10:30 am - 11:15 am
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration and LOCATION: TDYCC
Town Unicard is required FEE: Resident - $30.00 Non Resident - $40.00
Jason Alloway, who is the instructor, continues a 38 Diane Sorg, Instructor
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Community Center 32 Manhattan Ave.
White Plains, NY 10607
www.greenburghny.com • & 914-989-3600
Senior Citizen/Older Adult DAY/TIME: Thursday/6:30 pm
Special Events LOCATION: TDYCC
FEE: Open to the general public
Please contact Tina P. Harper, Coordinator, Senior This celebration is the closing program for the TDYCC
Activities 914.989.3631/[email protected] Black History Month Observance. Invited dancers
For additional information in regard to the following and youth groups will make presentations in honor of
special events: Black American culture and heritage. Community
members are invited to cheer on their favorite TDYCC
INTERGENRATIONAL MARTIN LUTHER KING youth groups as they compete in a “fantastic” Black
JR. CELEBRATION Trivia Game. It’s a night that you do not want to
miss. Contact: Tina Harper – 914.989.3631/tharper@
DATE: January 15, 2016 greenburghny.com for more information.
DAY/TIME: Friday/11:00 am - 1:00 pm
FEE: Admission free. If joining us for lunch TDYCC CAFÉ WITH CHEF EL-AMIN
$3.00 each 60+ years of age/$6.00 under 60 years of
age. DATE: January – June 2016
LOCATION: TDYCC DAY/TIME: Thursday/6:30 pm -
8:30 pm
VALENTINE’S DAY CELEBRATION LOCATION: TDYCC Lounge
FEE: Open to the general public
DATE: February 12, 2016 The culinary delight of Greenburgh! The Café
DAY/TIME: Thursday/11:00 am - 1:00 pm brings friends, family and good food together
FEE: Admission free. If joining us for lunch $3.00 each for a fantastic community experience. The Café
60+ years of age/$6.00 under 60 years of age. features a healthy “Soul Food” menu with chicken,
LOCATION: TDYCC fish, turkey, and fresh vegetables. Great music and
conversation rule the night to add to the delight.
ST. PATRICK’S SPECIAL EVENT Come join us with cheer and a big appetite.
Contact: Donel Dinkins at 914.989.3648/ddinkins@
DATE: March 11, 2016 greenbughrny.com for more information.
DAY/TIME: Friday/11:00 am - 1:00 pm
FEE: Admission free. If joining us for lunch WILLIAM L. CARTER SUMMER JAZZ SERIES
$3.00 each 60+ year of age/$6.00 under
60 years of age. DATE: July - August 2016
LOCATION: TDYCC DAY/TIME: Thursdays/7:00 pm
LOCATION: Yosemite Park
ITALIAN-AMERICAN LIBERATION DAY CELEBRATION FEE: Open to the general public
Come out and enjoy an
DATE: April 22, 2016 evening of Jazz and Great
DAY/TIME: Friday/11:00 am - 2:00 pm R&B singing. It’s a Family Affair.
FEE: Admission free. If joining us While parents and guardians listen to the smooth
for lunch $3.00 each 60+ year of sounds of jazz children can play and do arts and
age/$6.00 under 60 years of age. crafts. Contact: Tina Harper – 914.989.3631/tharper@
LOCATION: TDYCC greenburghny.com for more information.
29TH ANNUAL DELORES WILLIAMS FISH FRY FAMILY DAY 2016
DATE: September 2, 2015 DATE: August 13, 2016
DAY/TIME: Friday/11:00 am - 2:00 pm DAY/TIME: Saturday/10:00 am -
FEE: Admission free. If joining us for lunch $3.00 each 8:00 pm
60+ years of age/$6.00 under 60 years of age. LOCATION: Yosemite Park
LOCATION: Yosemite Park FEE: Open to the Community
Come and enjoy an entire day
Special Programs & Events of Family and Friends. The day
is full of good food, fun amusements and talent
BLACK HISTORY MONTH showcase. Vendors of information, arts and crafts
and food. Contact: Tina Harper – 914.989.3631/
FAMILY FUN NIGHT! [email protected] for more information.
DATE: February 26, 2016
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manners, fashionable dress, proper tea service, a total history geek -- can’t get enough biographies,
the art of spying, and, when it is called for, historical fiction, and documentaries!
murder.
4.) Does the Library offer eBooks for Teens?
• The Notorious Benedict Arnold: A True Story Oh my goodness YES! GPL has hundreds of eBooks
of Adventure, Heroism & Treachery by Steve to choose from whether you like adventure,
Sheinkin - An exciting true story about Benedict romance, mystery, or even graphic novels! All you
Arnold and how he went from Revolutionary War need to get access is internet and your library card.
America’s most beloved war hero to it’s most Check out the variety at www.greenburghlibrary.org!
hated traitor. Fast-paced and full of twists you
will enjoy the story so much you forget you are 5.) What’s in store for Teens at the Greenburgh Public
learning about real-life history. After reading this Library in 2016?
book you will never look at U.S. history in the way The 2016 Teen calendar is packed with events for
same again. middle and high school age. Just a quick sampling
includes our ever-popular Animanga Club, video
• Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card - The war and card gaming tournaments, free SAT & ACT
with the alien species the «Buggers» has been Practice Tests, and crafting/maker events like
raging for a hundred years, and the quest Valentine Candy Making and 3D Printing. You
for the perfect general has been underway can stay up to date with all that is happening in
for almost as long. Enter Andrew «Ender» Teenburgh by subscribing to our email list - just shoot
Wiggin, the result of decades of genetic an email to [email protected].
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GreenburghLibrary.org for event details and event argentino Pedro Báez; el bailador y maestro
sign up. Carlos Doñán; el grupo AmerInti con miembros
de Chile y Ecuador; los bailadores de tango,
DIANA LENNON, LIBRARIAN II, SPANISH SPEAKING Carolina Juarena y Andrés Bravo; y el grupo
Mariachi Sol Mixteco. Esos son sólo unos pocos
1. Cuéntanos acerca de ti. que han presentado programas en la biblioteca
Yo me crecí en durante el verano. Los programas de Café
Massachusetts y llevo casi siempre atraen a mucha gente aquí para
veinte años aquí en Nueva compartir la cultura hispana.
York. Hablo español porque
lo estudié desde la escuela 5. Si quiero aprender inglés o español, ¿qué me
secundaria y estudié en recomienda?
España cuando estaba en
la universidad. Luego viví en Aquí en la Biblioteca tenemos muchos recursos
Madrid unos tres años y allá para los que quieran aprender otros idiomas.
mejoré mi español a un buen Está disponible gratis en línea el programa de
Rocket Languages y otros, y hay libros y CDs para
nivel. Creo que hablar otro idioma bien es un aprender o mejorar el idioma. También les invito
desafío de toda la vida. Estoy muy feliz de poder a todos interesados que asistan cada miércoles
usar mi español todos los días en la biblioteca a nuestro Grupo de Conversación inglés-español.
y de poder dar la bienvenida a toda la gente Es una oportunidad de poder conversar con
de habla español en su idioma. Estoy aquí para otros que están aprendiendo los dos idiomas
ayudarles tanto como pueda. y siempre repasamos nuevo vocabulario y
expresiones después de conversar en grupos
2 ¿Qué es lo que más te gusta de tu posición? pequeños. ¡Es un grupo fantástico! También en
¡La gente! Hay muchas personas aquí de Latino la biblioteca ofrecemos clases de inglés y quiero
América y España y siempre es interesante que la gente se ponga en contacto conmigo si
hablar con ellos y compartir actividades en la tiene interés en asistir a nuestras clases.
biblioteca. A la vez, hay muchos nativos de
inglés que tienen interés en aprender español 2016 LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
y conocer a la gente latina. Siempre creo
que estamos mejorando el mundo cuando Mariquita Blumberg, President
compartimos nuestras culturas e ideas al nivel Lisa Dinon, Treasurer
personal. Sondra Lanson, Secretary
Barbara DiTata, Trustee
3. ¿Qué libros y autores en español son tus Hope Heyman, Trustee
favoritos? Sonia Martinez, Trustee
Como muchos que leen la literatura española y Tomas Saez, Trustee
latinoamericana, me gustan las novelas de Isabel Diana Juettner, Liaison to the Board Town Board
Allende. También la autora española María
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y me gustan sus novelas. Los autores de Latino
América más destacados también me gustan, Linda Karesh, President
como Gabriel García Márquez y el peruano Ciro Ruth Jacobs, Vice-President
Alegría. Barbara Judge, Secretary
Stephanie Kavourias, Acting Treasurer
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idea para traer a los artistas latinos/españoles Estelle Palevsky, Director
a la biblioteca para poder compartir su Tresi Griffin, Director
cultura con todos. Estamos muy agradecidos Linda Paulo, Director
a ArtsWestchester y los Friends of Greenburgh Abbe Stein, Director
Library por el apoyo financiero que nos han Jack Billig, Director
dado cada año. Hemos podido invitar a los
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99 Dromore Rd. Nature Center PAGE 37
Scarsdale, NY 10583
& 914-723-3470 • www.greenburghnaturecenter.org
Mission Photo by: LJ Studios Photography
Greenburgh Nature Center’s mission is to ignite
passion, curiosity, and respect for our natural world. Management
Margaret Tjimos Goldberg, Executive Director
Vision Travis Brady, Director of Education and Living
Our vision is to be a leader in the region for environ- Collections
mental education and best sustainable practices, Michelle Brier, Director of Strategic Development
while providing enriching hands-on visitor experi- Anne Jaffe Holmes, Director of Conservation
ences and a venue for community activities. We will Education
continue to offer exciting, unique and interactive Jocelyn Lim, Director of Finance
educational programs for people of all ages, as
well as a range of community activities to provoke Board of Directors Jason Klein
engagement amongst people, businesses, and gov- Catherine A. Ludden, Chair Hyunsook (Sookie)
ernmental entities on environmental sustainability Robert Tony Barron
issues, while aiming to instill in future generations an Jonathan Borg Lee-Kim
appreciation for nature and a will to protect it. David Cautin Anthony P. Luisi
Jennifer Hu Corriggio James E. Nottingham III
About Us Ernest M. Csak Michael Sims
• 33-acre woodland preserve with trails, pond, Bennett C. Fradkin Aaron Soury
Michael Tom
organic gardens, Native Plant Meadow and
Nature’s Discovery Playground GreenburghNatureCenter.gnc
• Over 100 live animals including a birds of prey GreenburghNatureCenter
aviary and a barnyard GreenburghNC
• Environmental education programs for schools,
scouts and groups of all ages
• Greenhouse with hydroponics system
• Birthday parties available for children ages 3
and up.
• Special seasonal events such as family festivals,
maple sugaring party, Earth Day and seasonal
celebrations
Volunteer Opportunities
Student and adult volunteers help with all aspects
of the Center’s operations, including the animal
museum, gardens, greenhouse, visitor reception
desk, membership and special events. Contact us
to learn more about joining our volunteer team.
Other Important Information
The Center is located at 99 Dromore Road (off Central Park Avenue), Scarsdale, NY 10583
For information and registration call (914) 723-3470
Photo by Jose Telesforo Limbaga Website: www.greenburghnaturecenter.org
PAGE 38 Nature Center 99 Dromore Rd.
Scarsdale, NY 10583
www.greenburghnaturecenter.org • & 914-723-3470
GENERAL INFORMATION SUNDAY, APRIL 17 - EARTH DAY CELEBRATION
Indoor exhibits, including the Animal Museum, are open
daily (closed Fridays and some holidays). Visitors can roll up their sleeves and help us
make a difference. Activities include rain barrel
Weekdays: 9:30am to 4:30pm construction, trail maintenance, composting classes
Weekends: 10:00am to 4:30pm and more. We also plant a tree as part of the
The grounds are open daily from dawn to dusk. worldwide celebration of Arbor Day.
Admission to Indoor Exhibits:
$7 for adults SUNDAY, JUNE 12 – FARM TO TABLE FUNDRAISER
$6 for students and seniors
$5 for children ages 2-12 Samplings of delicious dishes crafted by artisan
GNC members and children under 2 are free food pros, accompanied by fine wines from area
Holders of Town of Greenburgh Unicards and Westches- wineries. We celebrate local products and our role
ter County Parks Passes are entitled to half-price admis- in global sustainability initiatives. Entertainment,
sion. Discount is ONLY valid for general admission. education and a delight for the palate – all in
Call for details of programs and fees. When registering, support of GNC.
payment by credit card, check, or cash is required
to hold a space. Phone registration with credit card is SATURDAY, JUNE 25 TO SUNDAY, AUGUST 7 -
accepted. BUTTERFLY EXHIBIT
Special Events Our butterfly exhibit moves into its new home – a
thoughtfully constructed arbor located in our
SUNDAY, MARCH 6 - MAPLE SUGARING PARTY enchanting Native Plant Meadow. Visitors enjoy
close encounters with butterflies and learn about
Family fun to recognize the peak of the maple- their importance in nature.
sugaring season. Featured events include
depictions of Native American and Colonial style SUNDAY, JUNE 26 THROUGH SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER
sugaring sites, storytelling, porridge, candy tasting 25 – STORY WALK
and crafts.
Children and families read a favorite nature-themed
SUNDAY, MARCH 20 - THE GREAT GREEN EGG- story as they walk along one of our short hiking trails.
TRAVAGANZA
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 - HARVEST PARTY
At this celebration of the spring equinox, visitors
participate in egg-themed activities, including our Visitors learn about our honeybee hives, each
environmentally friendly egg hunt and meet the housing about 35,000 bees. Honey extraction and
GNC chickens. Crafts and games run continuously tasting, apple cidering, crafts and games.
throughout the day.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 – 4TH ANNUAL GOLF
CLASSIC
A unique outing with GNC’s mission in the spotlight.
Golf day concludes with cocktails and a banquet
dinner, with a silent auction and raffle prizes.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16 - FALL FESTIVAL
Event offers cider-making, scarecrow-building,
tractor rides, pumpkin-carving and painting.
Festivities include seasonal foods, live music, animal
visits, crafts and games.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30 – HOWLIN’ HALLOWEEN
CELEBRATION
Costumed visitors explore hiking trails decorated
with scarecrows and pumpkins and participate in
an educational scavenger hunt. Day includes live
music, animal visits, crafts and games.
99 Dromore Rd. Nature Center PAGE 39
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Programs for Pre-Schoolers Camps
YOUNG EXPLORERS’ STORYTIME 2016 WINTER AND SPRING VACATION CAMPS
Dates: Call or look online for session dates Camp is held in half-day sessions from Monday
Day/Time: Mondays, 1-2pm through Thursday. Activities include animal study,
Location: Nature Center nature exploration, games and crafts. Snacks
Age: 3-5 years, with adult or caregiver are included. Enrollment is limited to 12 and pre-
Fee per class: $9 for members, $12 for non-members registration is required online. See website for
Join us for a unique storytime experience as children, details, forms and cancellation policy.
with a parent or caregiver, are immersed in a nature- February Vacation Nature Camp
themed story with opportunities to engage with our Four-Day Camp (Grades K-3)
animals and enjoy GNC’s fields and forests. Plan for Mon-Thurs, February 15-18
a portion of each class to be spent outdoors. Morning session: 9:30AM-12:30PM
Afternoon session: 1-4PM
MOTHER NATURE’S STORYTIME Fee per session: $190/child
Plus $85 membership fee
Date: 6-week classes, call or look online for session
dates
Day/Time: Wednesdays, 10-11am
Location: Nature Center
Age: 2-4 years, with adult or caregiver
Class Size: 12 children
Fee per session: Members - $50/child, Non-members
- $90/child
Children, with a parent or caregiver, can enjoy
winter days at GNC with nature-themed stories,
outdoor walks, live animals and/or crafts. Dress
for outdoor activity. A portion of each class is
spent outdoors, with the exception of extreme
weather conditions. Class size of 12. Pre-registration
required. Held rain or shine.
Photo by: LJ Studios Photography Spring Vacation Nature Camp
Four-Day Camp (Grades K-3)
Mon-Thurs, March 28-31
Morning session: 9:30AM-12:30PM
Afternoon session: 1-4PM
Fee per session: $190/child
Plus $85 membership fee
TEACHING TRAILS: WEEKEND WALKS FOR ALL AGES
Join us on our community path for environmental
education, generously supported by Con Edison.
Guided trail experience through our woodland
forest. Our specially trained “Trail Ninja” volunteers
provide information on trees, plants, wildlife and
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seasonal changes. Conversation varies each
time. An ideal way to get acquainted with our
trail system. Most Saturdays & Sundays at 11:30AM.
Program runs approximately 45 minutes. FREE!
2016 SUMMER CAMPS Nature Quest (for campers entering 6th and 7th
grades)
Our camps allow kids to connect with the natural
world via age-specific activities that encourage the • Monday July 18 – Friday July 22, 10am – 4:30pm
spirit of discovery. Each session includes extensive • Monday August 1 – Friday August 5, 10am –
exploration and creative play and incorporates 4:30pm
conservation and sustainability practices.
Campers learn about wilderness survival as
Forest Adventures they explore our 33 acres of varied terrain and
(for campers entering Kindergarten - 3rd grade) participate in exercises such as fire building,
• Tuesday July 5 – Friday July 8 (Four Days Only) shelter construction, animal tracking and plant
identification. Activities foster leadership and
9:30am – 12:30pm critical thinking skills. Campers will also spend time
• Monday August 8 – Friday August 12 interacting with the Nature Center’s diverse animal
9:30am – 12:30pm population.
• Monday August 15 – Friday August 19
9:30am – 12:30pm Fee per session: $360 per child + $85 membership fee
• Monday August 22 – Friday August 26
9:30am – 12:30pm Limited enrollment; register online now to reserve
your space! greenburghnaturecenter.org
Campers may stay for lunch from 12:30 pm – 1:30pm
for an additional fee.
Campers explore the roles of naturalists and
biologists as they discover fascinating facts about
the forest, its diverse habitats and the variety of
animals that call it home. Campers learn about
tracking, shelter building and invertebrate sampling.
Each day includes animal interaction, crafts and an
array of nature-themed activities.
July session is $200 per week + $85 membership
fee. Additional lunch hour is $80 per week. August
sessions are $250 per week + $85 membership fee.
Additional hour is $100 per week.
Nature Ninjas (for campers entering 4th and 5th
grades)
• Monday July 11 – Friday July 14,
10am – 4:30pm
• Monday July 25 – Friday July 29,
10am – 4:30pm
Kids go behind the scenes of
the Nature Center as they meet
and care for the rescued and
rehabilitated animals that live on the
grounds. They learn about animal
behavior and husbandry techniques
as they spend time with our birds
of prey, reptiles and farm animals.
Campers also explore our fields
and trails, with engaging activities
focused on developing fundamental
survival skills.
Fee per session: $360 per child + $85
membership fee
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS & RECREATION PARKS & PRESERVES:
MISSION STATEMENT Visit one of our many local community parks or
pristine preserves. The 183 acre Taxter Ridge Park
The Town of Greenburgh Department of Parks and Preserve, Glenville woods and Hart’s Brook Park and
Recreation is responsive to the leisure needs of its Preserve offer majestic scenery, hiking and contain
residents. In our delivery system, the department will an abundant variety of native flora and fauna, with
provide well-planned parks, facilities, open space, streams, ponds, meadows and geologic features of
programs, and services that are economically and interest.
environmentally sound.
It is also the purpose of this department to reach FACILITY RENTALS:
out and supply necessary channels for wholesome
recreation that will benefit the individual, family, and Multipurpose Center
community. This 8,000 sq. ft. facility houses program activities and
services for senior citizens. In addition, programs for
PROGRAM PARTICIPATION POLICIES a variety of ages and Town wide community events
are scheduled. Located in Anthony F. Veteran
The department believes that residents Park, the building is complete with an all purpose
with disabilities have a right to community room and 4 activity rooms, a kitchen,
participate in community recreation a lobby, a lounge area, and an outdoor patio.
services and therefore is committed Rental of the main activity room in the Center for
to providing facilities and programs group functions is available to residents who have
which meet the needs of residents with and without a current Town Unicard. Events for residents or non-
disabilities. profit-organizations will be charged $325 for the
first four hours of use and $75 for each additional
No person will be discriminated against because of hour and a damage deposit of $75. There is also
race, color, creed or sex. a charge of $75 for each additional room rented.
Please call Diane Crasto for details at 693-8985 x101.
All Town of Greenburgh Department of Parks and
Recreation programs will be first offered to eligible Anthony F. Veteran Park Community Room Rental
residents of the unincorporated area of Greenburgh. Think of us when you plan your next family or
Non-resident participation will be permitted when organizational event. Events for residents or non-
program openings exist and when nonresident profit-organizations will be charged $325 for the first
participation will be beneficial to the town. four hours of use and $75 for each additional hour.
Nonresident program fees will be at a rate higher There is also a damage deposit of $75. The four-hour
than the rate offered to residents. rental includes set up and clean up time. Residents
must have a current Town UniCard. The maximum
DEPARTMENT PROGRAM SNAPSHOT occupancy in the room with tables is 120 people.
All reservations must be made at least one month
• Over 150 general youth, teen & adult in advance. No smoking or alcohol allowed. There
is a 11:00 p.m. curfew. Kitchen use is prohibited.
programs For regulations, available dates, and other details
contact Diane Crasto at 693-8985, ext. 101.
• Athletic leagues for youth & adults
• Summer & Winter Day Camps for youth Secor Woods Park Picnics
• Programs for Individuals with Developmental Four groves complete with picnic tables and grills
are available for picnicking at this location on Secor
Disabilities Woods Drive in Hartsdale for residents with a current
Town Unicard.. In addition, the park has rest rooms,
• Trips & Special programs for teens one ball field, a pavilion, a playground, a horseshoe
• Office for the Aging pit, and parking.
• Town wide nutrition program for senior citizens
• Maintenance 600-acres parkland, ball fields, Groups of ten or more people are requested to
reserve in advance. The rental fee for groves I, II
nature preserves, playgrounds, tennis courts and IV is $70 and grove III (with pavilion) is $100. For
and outdoor aquatic systems particulars, please call Diane Crasto at 693-8985 x101.
• Cooperative events with other departments
such as the Library, T.D.Y.C.C. and the Nature
Center
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* * INSURANCE CERTIFICATES * * Special Events
Any organization wishing to use a department NATURE WALK AT HART’S BROOK PARK
facility must obtain a Certificate of Insurance
which additionally insures the Town of Greenburgh START DATE: May 14 (Rain Date 5/15)
with liability coverage for two million dollars per DAY/TIME: Sat/./1:00pm
occurrence. This certificate along with the necessary LOCATION: Hart’s Brook Park Preserve
application must be submitted to the Parks and AGE: All
Recreation Office at least one month prior to the FEE: Free
requested date. REGISTRATION: Reservation only – 693-8985 x116.
Come and explore this beautiful park preserve
MANAGEMENT STAFF and take in the many different varieties of flora
Gerard J. Byrne, Commissioner and fauna with streams, ponds and meadows. For
Joseph Lucasey, Deputy Commissioner further information and/or to make a reservation,
Lynda Maranino, Nutrition Program Director call 693-8985 x116.
Mike Nestler, Park Superintendent
Noel Broccoli, Director of Special Recreation SENIOR PICNIC
Laura Gallagher, Secretary to the Commissioner
DATE: June 1
DEPARTMENT PHONE #s 693-8985 DAY/TIME: Wed./11:30am-2:30pm
General information: 693-8985 ext. 118 LOCATION: Anthony F. Veteran
Registration: Park
Office for the Aging: 693-8997 FEE: $5.00 suggested contribution at the event.
East Rumbrook Park: 761-1002 Sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department,
Special Recreation: 698-8985 ext. 128 the Greenburgh Nutrition Program and the
Greenburgh Senior Council, this annual event
COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS featuring food and entertainment is open to all Town
Edgemont Recreation, The Edgemont Recreation of Greenburgh Seniors including those who reside
Corporation is an active non-profit organization in the villages. About 150 seniors from the Town
that offers a variety of recreational programs for attended the event last year. Lunches are provided
elementary through high school students in the by the Nutrition Program. Reservations required. For
Edgemont School District. The Edgemont Recreation reservation call P.J. Murphy at 693-8985 x116. For
Corporation co-sponsors the following programs: transportation call the Lynda Maranino at 693-8997.
Youth basketball leagues, baseball leagues, soccer
leagues, and softball leagues. The corporation MASSARO PARK OPENING DAY
also conducts programs for all ages including a
summer day camp. For more information about DATE: June 26
their program email Director, Jennifer Frain, DAY/TIME: Sun./1:00pm-5:45pm
[email protected]. LOCATION: Massaro Park
AGE: All
FEE: Free
Annually this community park
launches a summer season of programs and
activities with an Opening Day celebration for all
PARKS & RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD
Irene Kanowitz, Chairperson
Irene Kanowitz, Chairperson Jon Flores Carolyn Sheer
John Malone, Vice-Chairperson Frank Jazzo Michael Wolin
Fred Campbell Howard Kaplan Jeannie Yamazaki, Student Advisor
Lorraine Cantori Marcia Presser Leo Yamazaki, Student Advisor
Lemuel Davis Lucy Rosen Diana Juetter, Town Board Liason
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ages. Planned events include a swim party, music, Expert instruction for this target practice activity is
tennis carnival, volleyball and picnic games. For provided by the Sleepy Hollow Bowmen Club.
more information call Keith Wright 693-8985 x151 or
by email [email protected]. BASEBALL/SOFTBALL CLINIC
GREENBURGH ONE MILE RUN PROGRAM CODE: 0002-0
DATE: April30-June 11
DATE: June 25 DAY/TIME: Sat./9:00am-10:00am
DAY/TIME: Sat./9:00am LOCATION: Saturdays: E. Rumbrook Park
LOCATION: Hartsdale Train Plaza CLASS SIZE: 10-60 max. – Limited to first
FEE: $10 pre registration - $15 on event day – Under 60 applicants.
10 yrs. free AGE: Kindergarten/1st grade
The Greenburgh Road Runners and the Parks and FEE: $54 Res./$70 Non-Res./7 sessions
Recreation Department will sponsor the annual One No program May 28(Memorial Day Weekend)
Mile Run for all age categories on the “Pipeline” in This program introduces baseball/softball to
Hartsdale. All proceeds from this event go to the boys and girls. Rules of play, playing positions,
local Gilda’s Club. Applications will be available in batting, catching and throwing are some of the
April at the Parks and Recreation Registration Office. fundamentals taught. Parental assistance on
For more information call 693-8985 ext. 151 or email the field is necessary. Registration forms can be
[email protected]. obtained on line after March 1st by visiting our
website at Greenburghny.com/parks. This is a parent
CELEBRATE GREENBURGH participatory program.
DAY/DATE: Sat./July 16 BOYS BASKETBALL – 12 AND UNDER
LOCATION: Anthony F. Veteran Park
The annual Celebrate Greenburgh Day is sure to be DATE: June 10-July 31
a blast! Plans are currently underway for an exciting DAY/TIME: Fri. Evenings
and fun filled day. This event will feature musical LOCATION: Massaro Park
entertainment, access to pool complex and much AGE: 12 yrs. and under
more! FEE: $257 resident/$475 nonresident per team
For more information call Keith Wright 693-8985 x151
DOG DAY OF SUMMER or by email [email protected].
DATE: Sept. 11 GIRLS YOUTH SOFTBALL LEAGUE
WHO: All dogs from the Town
DAY/TIME: Sun./10:00am-2:00pm DATE: Apr. 23-June 18
LOCATION: Anthony F. Veteran Park Lower Pools DAY/TIME: Sat. (some weeknights)
FEE: $5 per dog LOCATION: Townwide fields
For more information, contact P.J. Murphy at 693- AGE: 8-13 yrs.
8985 ext. 116 or by email pmurphy@greenburghny. FEE: $43
com. *No games May 28 (Memorial Day Weekend),
registration deadline: 4/1/16. Registration forms
Youth Section will be sent to schools by 3/2/16. Forms will also be
available online as well as at Town buildings.
ARCHERY This is a chance for girls to join a team and play in
an official league. The program is co-sponsored
PROGRAM CODE/DAY/TIME/AGE with the Edgemont Recreation Corp., Elmsford
0001-0/Sat./9:00am-10:00am/ 8 & over Recreation, and Greenburgh Parks & Recreation.
0001-1/Sat./10:00am-11:00am/8 & over Register early! For information call 693-8985 ext.
0001-2/Sat./11:00am-12:00pm/8 & over 153 or email rkaczmarek@
0001-3/Sat./12:00pm-1:00pm/8 & over greenburghny.com. Additional
DATE: Apr. 9-May 14 – Rain or Shine* participating communities are:
LOCATION: Anthony F. Veteran – Stone Building Irvington, Hastings and Tarrytown
CLASS SIZE: Limited to first 15 applicants in each so travel is required. This is a parent
class. coached program so volunteers
FEE: $42 Res./$60 Non-Res./6 sessions will be needed to coach.
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SOCCER CLINIC (SUMMER) ext. 153 or email [email protected].
Registration forms will be sent by 3/2/16. Forms are
PROGRAM CODE: 0312-5 also available online and at Town buildings.
DAY/DATES/TIME: Wed./June 23-July
27/6:00pm-7:15pm TOTAL SPORTS SQUIRTS PROGRAM
LOCATION: Travis Hill Park
AGE: 8-12 yrs. PROGRAM CODE:
CLASS SIZE: 20 max. START DATE: Apr. 23-June 4 (no class 5/28)
FEE: $54 Res./$70 Non-Res. DAY/TIME: Thur./4:00pm-5:00pm
This evening soccer program will teach skills and be LOCATION: Secor Woods Park
a lot of fun. AGE: 3 to 5 year olds
For more information contact 693-8985 ext. 151 or FEE: $135/non-resident $175
email [email protected]. Note: March 28 Deadline
The Total Sport Squirts program
SOCCER CLINIC-YOUTH (FALL-ADVANCED NOTICE) introduces children aged 3 to 5
to a variety of sports such as soccer, basketball,
PROGRAM CODE: 0312-0, Boys; 0312-1, Girls lacrosse, hockey and T-Ball. All classes will take
DATE: Sept. 17-Oct. 22 (6 sessions) place in a safe, structured environment which is
DAY/TIME: Sat./9:00am-10:00am, Boys; sure to encourage learning and skill development.
10:00am-11:00am, Girls Games and drills are designed to capture each
LOCATION: Secor Woods Park child’s imagination. Whether it is trying to find Nemo,
AGES: Kindergarten only sending Shrek into a spin or capturing jellyfish with
CLASS SIZE: 60 Max. Sponge Bob Square Pants, there’s fun to be had by
FEE: $54 Res./$70 Non-Res. all. All activities promote hand-eye coordination,
For more information contact 693- movement, balance and most importantly Fun, Fun,
8985 ext. 153 or email rkaczmarek@ Fun!
greenburghny.com.
PARENT/CHILD YOGA (Workshop 2x)
SOCCER LEAGUE-YOUTH (FALL-ADVANCED NOTICE)
PROGRAM CODE: TBD
DATE: Sept.-Nov. START DATE: July 16th & 30th
DAY/TIME: Games are played on Saturdays and DAY/TIME: Sun./10am-11:00am
weekday evening games scheduled. LOCATION: Veteran Park Community
LOCATION: Various fields Room
AGES: Co-Ed 1st & 2nd grades, Boys & Girls for grades AGE: 6+ and parent
3-6 FEE: $12/workshop per person
FEE: $43 Partner up with your child for this simply yoga class,
For more information contact 693-8985 ext. 153 or specially designed for to help you get moving
email [email protected]. Registration with your kids. This class is both fun and enriching
forms will be sent to schools before the end of for all. You will use each other in various postures
2015/16 school year. Registration deadline: 9/8/16. that are designed to build strength, flexibility and
balance as you share time together. Appropriate for
TEE BALL children 6 and up and parents of all ages. Parent(s)
must accompany kids(s) throughout the entirety of
PROGRAM CODE: 0202-0 classes. (60 minutes)
START DATE: Apr. 23-June 18 (no program 5/28)
DAY/TIME: Sat./9:00am-3:00pm Teen Section
LOCATION: Various Town Fields
AGE: Boys & Girls 1st & 2nd Grade ARCHERY
FEE: $43
Note: April 1 Deadline PROGRAM CODE/DAY/TIME/AGE
Sign your child up for this great program 0001-0/Sat./9:00am-10:00am/ 8 & over
to introduce youngsters to the game of 0001-1/Sat./10:00am-11:00am/8 & over
baseball and softball. The use of tees 0001-2/Sat./11:00am-12:00pm/8 & over
allows children to participate without 0001-3/Sat./12:00pm-1:00pm/8 & over
fear of being hit by a pitched ball. Tee ball helps DATE: Apr. 9-May 14 – Rain or Shine
develop skills in hitting, fielding, throwing and
running. For more information contact 693-8985
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LOCATION: Anthony F. Veteran Snack Bar area For more information contact 693-8985 ext. 151 or
CLASS SIZE: Limited to first 15 applicants in each email [email protected].
class.
FEE: $42 Res./$60 Non-Res./6 sessions TEEN TRAVEL CAMP
Expert instruction for this target practice activity is
provided by the Sleepy Hollow Bowmen Club. A summer experience for those in the 7th thru 9th
grade.
BOYS BASKETBALL – 15 AND UNDER See Day Camps Section.
DATE: June 11-July 31 Adult Section
DAY/TIME: Sat. Mornings
LOCATION: Massaro Park ARCHERY
AGE: 15 yrs. and under
FEE: $257 resident/$475 nonresident per team PROGRAM CODE/DAY/TIME/AGE
Competitive league play. Registration by teams only. 0001-0/Sat./9:00am-10:00am/ 8 & over
For more information call Keith Wright 693-8985 x151 0001-1/Sat./10:00am-11:00am/8 & over
or by email [email protected]. 0001-2/Sat./11:00am-12:00pm/8 & over
0001-3/Sat./12:00pm-1:00pm/8 & over
EDGEMONT OPEN GYM BASKETBALL DATE: Apr. 9-May 14 – Rain or Shine
LOCATION: Anthony F. Veteran Snack Bar area
START DATE: July 1 CLASS SIZE: Limited to first 15 applicants in each
DAY/TIME: Mon.-Thu./7:00pm-9:00pm class.
AGE: 15 and over FEE: $42 Res./$60 Non-Res./6 sessions
FEE: Free – Residents ONLY Expert instruction for this target practice activity is
LOCATION: Edgemont High School provided by the Sleepy Hollow Bowmen Club.
CONTACT: Director, Jennifer Frain, edgemontrec@
gmail.com COMMUNITY GARDENING
QIGONG PROGRAM CODE/LOCATION
1003-0/Pat Capone Road (The Farm)
PROGRAM CODE/DATES: How about growing delicious vegetables this Spring
1005-0 April 2-May 16 at the Community Gardens. There is an annual fee
1005-1 June 4-Aug. 6 (no class of $36.00. Plots are approximately 12’x 15’. Those
7/2, 7/16) who already have a garden space must have a
DAY/TIME: Sat./8:30am-9:30am current Town Unicard, and have until April1st to
LOCATION: Multipurpose Bldg. at AFV Park renew for 2015. The garden will be available to start
AGE: 15 & up planting April 6th. The season ends November 30th.
CLASS SIZE: 8 Min./25 Max. For more information contact Mike Nestler at 693-
FEE: $54 Res./$65 Non-Res. (Includes 8 sessions) 8985 x115 or email [email protected].
Energy (Chee) and Gentle movement (Gong) for
healing the body, mind and emotions. Experience NATURE WALK AT HART’S BROOK PARK
the healing power of QiGong.
For more information contact 693-8985 ext. 151 or START DATE: May 14 (Rain Date 5/15)
email [email protected]. DAY/TIME: Sat./1:00pm
LOCATION: Hart’s Brook Park Preserve
TAI CHI AGE: All
FEE: Free
PROGRAM CODE/DATE: REGISTRATION: Reservation only – 693-8985 x116.
1001-0 April 2-May 16 Come and explore this beautiful
1001-1 June 4-Aug. 6 (no class 7/2, 7/16) park preserve and take in the
DAY/TIME: Sat./9:30am-10:30am many different varieties of flora
AGE: 15 yrs. & up and fauna with streams, ponds
CLASS SIZE: 8 min./25 max. and meadows. For further
FEE: $54 Res./$65 Non-Res. information contact Pricilla
LOCATION: Anthony F. Veteran Park Murphy at 693-8985 x116 or email
Multipurpose Center [email protected].
Increase your flexibility, improve your balance and
minimize stress in this relaxing class.
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QIGONG YOGA CLASS
PROGRAM CODE/DATES: PROGRAM CODE/DAY/START DATE
1005-0 April 2-May 14 1001-3/Tue./ ?
1005-1 June 4-July 30 (no class 7/2) 1001-4/Thu. / ?
DAY/TIME: Sat./8:30am-9:30am TIME: 6:30pm-7:30pm
LOCATION: Multipurpose Bldg. at LOCATION: Multipurpose Center at
AFV Park Anthony F. Veteran Park
AGE: 15 & up AGE: 15 yrs. & older
CLASS SIZE: 8 Min./25 Max. CLASS SIZE: 8 min.
FEE: $54 Res./$65 Non-Res. (Includes 8 sessions) FEE: $54 Res./$65 Non-Res./10 sessions
Energy (Chee) and Gentle movement (Gong) for A great workout and life project. Instructor: Paige
healing the body, mind and emotions. Experience Brodsky. For further information contact Keith Wright
the healing power of QiGong. at 693-8985 x151 or email kwright@greenburghny.
For more information contact 693-8985 ext. 151 or com.
email [email protected].
SOFTBALL LEAGUES
TAI CHI
The Greenburgh Parks and Recreation Department
PROGRAM CODE/DATE: offers an extensive Spring and Summer recreational
1001-0 April 2-May 14 softball program at East Rumbrook Park for adults
1001-1 June 4 – July 30 (no class 7/2) 18 years of age and older. Registration is by team
DAY/TIME: Sat./9:30am-10:30am entry only and the fees are due by 3/31. The
AGE: 15 yrs. & up program stresses safety and good sportsmanship.
CLASS SIZE: 8 min./25 max. Space is limited. Any teams wishing to join a league
FEE: $54 Res./$65 Non-Res. must attend a league meeting scheduled for early
LOCATION: Anthony F. Veteran Park Multipurpose March. Individuals looking to join a team must
Center send an email to [email protected]
Increase your flexibility, improve your balance and and indicate what league they are interested in
minimize stress in this relaxing class. along with a brief player bio. This information will
For more information contact 693-8985 ext. 151 or be passed onto the managers of the appropriate
email [email protected]. league and if your skills meet their needs they
will contact the individual directly. For further
PILATES information contact Bob Kaczmarek at 693-8985
x153 or email [email protected].
PROGRAM CODE/DAY/START DATES Visit our website at www.greenburghny.com/parks
1101-3/Tues./? and click on the adult softball tab under parks and
1101-4/Thurs./? recreation listings.
TIME: 5:30pm-6:30pm
LOCATION: Anthony F. Veteran Park Slow Pitch Softball Leagues & Entry Fees:
Multipurpose Center Men’s Rec League (previously Men’s C League/
AGE: 15 yrs. and older Resident Team-$850/Town Team-$1,300
CLASS SIZE: 8 min. Men’s 40+ League/Resident Team-$850/Town Team-
FEE: $54 Res./$65 Non-Res. for $1,300
Tuesday or Thursday classes (10 sessions) Men’s 55+/Resident Team-$850/Town Team-$1125
A method of physical and mental exercises Co-Rec. League (Men & Women)/Resident Team-
involving stretching and breathing that focus on $850/Town Team-$1,300
strengthening the abdominal core. Instructor: Descriptions of all Leagues, residency requirements
Paige Brodsky. For further information contact and FAQ’s can be found on our website at www.
Keith Wright at 693-8985 x151 or email kwright@ greenburghny.com/parks.
greenburghny.com.
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SPECIAL RECREATION
The Greenburgh Parks and Recreation Department, in cooperation with the New York
State Office for People with Developmental Disabilities, offers a variety of recreation
programs for those who have developmental disabilities. Developmental disabilities are
a variety of conditions that cause mental and/or physical limitations, and include autism,
cerebral palsy, epilepsy, mental retardation and other neurological impairments.
Effective January 2010, the Greenburgh Parks and Recreation, Special Recreation division has
become a Medicaid Waiver Provider. We will continue to charge fees for program instructors, food,
transportation, admission, supplies, entertainment, etc. Medicaid will be covering the cost of staff
for programs. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Noel Broccoli at 693-8985 x128.
To participate in the program the following is required:
1) Special Recreation Annual Information Form.
2) Personal interview by the Director of Special Recreation with the prospective participant and
parent/guardian.
Blank forms can be picked up at the Administration Office at Anthony F. Veteran Park.
The Town has made a progressive step in providing programs and services for individuals with
developmental disabilities. Under the Department of Parks and Recreation, a full-time Director of
Special Recreation, Noel Broccoli, CTRS, administers and coordinate activities for disabled residents
in the unincorporated area of Greenburgh and the incorporated Villages of Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry,
Elmsford, Hastings, Irvington, and Tarrytown. The Director is the Recreation Inclusion Officer for all
concerns regarding disabilities.
The Town and the six incorporated Villages have entered into an inter-municipal agreement to
share facilities and resources for providing therapeutic recreation activities for our developmentally
disabled residents.
Special Recreation AGE: 6 & up
LOCATION: TDYCC Pool
SPRING/SUMMER ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: FEE: $62.00 for Residents, $74.00 for Non-
SPECIAL OLYMPICS TRAINING residents
Training will be in the following sports: YOGA WITH RIVERSTONE YOGA
TRACK & FIELD DAY/DATE: Tue./March 1 – Apr. 5
Tue./May 3-June 7
DAY/DATE: Sat./March 19 – May 7 TIME: 5:15-6:00pm
TIME: 8:00-10:00am AGE: 6 and up
AGE: 16 & up LOCATION: Anthony F. Veteran Park,
Community Room
AQUA ZONE FEE: $62.00 for Residents, $74.00 for Non-
residents
DAY/DATE: Fri./Feb 26 – April 1 (no class 3/25)
Fri./May 6 – June 10
TIME: 4:15-5:00pm
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TENNIS OFFICE FOR THE AGING
DAY/DATE/TIME: Parks and Recreation Senior Citizen Staff
Sat./May 7-June 25/9:00am-10:00am*
AGE: 5-21 u Lynda Maranino, 693-8985 x105
LOCATION: Anthony F. Veteran Park, Tennis Courts or 693-8997
FEE: $100 Res./ $120 Non-Res. [email protected]
Tennis lessons are offered through HERO (Help Nutrition Program Director
Expand Recreational Opportunities.
u Priscilla J. Murphy, 693-8985 x116
ADULT SOFTBALL [email protected]
Recreation Supervisor
DAY/DATE/TIME:
Wed./June 29-Aug. 3, 6-8pm u Arturo Torres – Cook
LOCATION: Secor Park
AGE: 15 and up u Jose Caicedo/Tiffany Oglesbee – Asst. Cooks
FEE: Res. $62 Res./$74 Non-Res.
u Robert Elmore – Kitchen Aide
COMMUNITY AWARENESS
u Luis Quintero – Driver
Participants take trips to local areas of interest for
active and passive recreational activities. Please The Greenburgh Parks and
call for schedule. Fee: $41 res./$49 non-res. Recreation Department
operates the following
CAMP: senior services and sites:
programs and specials at
CAMP VICTORY the Multipurpose Center
at Anthony F. Veteran
DAY/DATE/TIME: Park, Greenburgh Nutrition
Mon.-Fri./June 30-Aug. 10/9:00am-3:00pm* Program, Home Delivered
LOCATION: Ardsley High School Meals Program, and senior
AGE: 5-21 yrs. transportation. All programs
MAXIMUM PARTICIPANTS: 30 are administered by Lynda
This is a 6-week summer camp. Maranino, Nutrition Program
FEE: $700 Res./$844 Non-Res. Director and P.J. Murphy, Recreation Supervisor. For
*Note: No camp July 4th. more information call 693-8997 or 693-8985 x116 .
Also Note: First preference is given to those who
reside in the Town of Greenburgh which includes HOME DELIVERED MEALS PROGRAM
the six Villages. Transportation will be provided Seniors 60 and over, homebound by reason of
for residents only. Non-residents may register after illness, incapacitating disability, or otherwise isolated,
5/6/16. are eligible to participate. A hot lunch is delivered
each day and the suggested contribution is $3.50
LAST BLAST EXTENDED CAMP per day. For more information about the Home
Delivered Program call Lynda Maranino at 693-8997.
DAY/DATE/TIME:
Mon.-Fri./Aug. 15-19/9:00am-3:00pm TRANSPORTATION
LOCATION: Anthony F. Veteran Park Transportation is available to Unincorporated
AGE: 5-21 Greenburgh Seniors for:
MAXIMUM PARTICIPANTS: 15 - daily activities and classes
FEE: Res. $233 Res./$280 Non-Res. - Doctors Appointments on Monday mornings
(limited service-9am to 11am)
- Grocery shopping on Tuesday and Friday
To register for a ride, please call 693-8997 the day
before you need the service.
Services subject to change.
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