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10TH ANNUAL WHO’S WHO IN REAL ESTATE
6TH ANNUAL SENIOR LIVING IN WESTCHESTER
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table of contents
Westchester County ........................................................................................................................................................................ 6
Cultural Arts ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Schools & Activities.......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Hospitals & Urgent Care Centers ................................................................................................................................................ 10
County & Metro North Maps.......................................................................................................................................................... 12
Senior Living in Westchester ......................................................................................................................................................... 13
10th Annual Who’s Who in Real Estate ....................................................................................................................................... 17
Home Improvement & Design....................................................................................................................................................... 27
Bronxville ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 30
Harrison............................................................................................................................................................................................... 31
Larchmont........................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
Mamaroneck/Rye Neck................................................................................................................................................................... 34
New Rochelle .................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
Pelham................................................................................................................................................................................................. 36
Rye ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37
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COMPLIMENTARY ISSUE!
Herald
Governor Hochul Sworn in and Announces Zoning Board Calls for Written Submissions About Lots Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act Discussed at Village Work Session
Comprehensive Plan for Safe Return to Schools BY STEPHEN E. LIPKEN substances than tobacco smoke. torist striking a pedestrian in a Canopy Cover is 25%. Saying that 25% is not
629 Fifth Avenue, Suite 213,
BY STEPHEN E. LIPKEN Ordinance provides that apply for, and be granted a variance by the Zoning Are the two lots perpendicular to each other Smoking one joint is more car- crosswalk. enough, Sherrid pointed to a planting pro-
Village of Mamaroneck Mayor Thom- cinogenic than smoking 4-5 cig- Murphy stressed that he gram, especially on private property. The Vil-
adjoining lots, which Board. or are the two lots side by side?
Harrison Zoning Board Chair Paul Katz as Murphy opened with Monday, August 9th arettes; 60% who smoke marijua- would never encourage anyone lage must give notice to the property owner to
have common owner- “9 Braxmar Drive North is a non-conforming “Even if the long side of one lot is some-
On her first day in office, Governor Kathy widely available and con- tional back-to-school COVID-19 testing pro- convened a live meeting on Wednesday, August Board of Trustees meeting with a recap of the na before age 15 move on to more to smoke marijuana. “A lot of prune or remove a dangerous tree.
ship, are merged into a lot. It is a 0.3-acre lot on a 1-acre zone. There are what longer than the long side of the adjoin-
Hochul announced a new, comprehensive plan venient. We are also work- gram in partnership with the U.S. Department 4th, immediately calling for Executive Session. NYS Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act potent drugs, such as cocaine.” people who smoke marijuana A protected tree has a diameter of 8 inch-
single lot… where such 3 basic logical or geometric configurations of two ing lot, their relationship will still be side by
to help ensure a safe, productive return to ing to require vaccinations of Health and Human Services, Rite Aid and Resuming the meeting, after approving several (MRTA) and Smoking in Village Parks. Police Officer Andrew Benk- would rather not do it in ‘outlaw es, four feet high or greater. Tree removal fee
merger is necessary for adjoining lots in one parcel; side and therefore merged. 9 Braxmar Drive
schools this fall in the midst of rising COVID-19 for all school personnel BioReference to make testing more widely zoning requests, Katz adjourned the meeting with Police Chief Sandra DiRuzza said that witt stated marijuana impairs fashion,’” Murphy commented. is $25. On lots of 15,000 square feet or less, the
the lot to conform with A. Adjoining short end to short end or end to end. is non-conforming in its lot area. Splitting
numbers fueled by the Delta variant. As part with an option to test out available for New York State public school stu- Town Attorney Jonathan Kraut calling for written marijuana can intoxicate and create addiction driving judgement, reaction time Concerned with losing revenue, owner must replace one tree; larger lots up to
the dimensional regu- B. Adjoining short end to long side or perpendic- lot-A from lot-B will increase its non-confor-
of this plan, Governor Hochul has directed weekly, and we are going dents before the start of the 2021-2022 school or dependance. “Marijuana used for medical and are 3-7 times more likely to Murphy emphasized that he is 3 trees. If trees are removed without a permit,
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submissions for CAL Z21-018, Douglas Amman lations of this chapter,” ular. mance and produce a new lot that is even more
the New York State Department of Health to to accomplish all of this year. and Amanda Genovese contesting the erection of purposes contains CBD, not harmful THC; CBD have a car crash, citing an AAA not in favor of banning dispen- the owner is fined and must replant.
neighbor Richard Paro- C. Adjoining to long side or side by side. non-conforming to the extent that it will not
institute a universal mask requirement in all by working in partnership Testing appointments will be available to a family home on 62 Winfield Avenue, Block 313, medical benefits are still being studied. report that marijuana vehicular saries. A Certificate of Occupancy will not be
ly, 86 Winfield Avenue “Their combined shape is not the issue; the even comply with the 1/3-acre requirement of
schools, public and private, as determined nec- with all levels of govern- New York students in grades K-12 at the 115 Lot 5 in R-1 Zoning District. Jonathan Kraut “Marijuana has side effects that can be fatalities increased from 8% in Next, Beverley Sherrid, Co- granted unless there is a tree preservation
began. critical determination is the relationship of two the old zone. There is a fundamental zoning
essary at the discretion of the Commissioner. ment.” Rite Aid drive-through locations. Students are The appeals will be reviewed at the Thursday, harmful with increased heart rate, less coor- 2013 to 17% in 2014. He expressed Village of Mamaroneck Mayor Chair Village of Mamaroneck plan.
“This establishes lots to each other. So, with regard to 9 Braxmar policy not to increase the degree of non-con-
The Department of Health will issue the re- To help ensure testing required to pre-register online and schedule a September 9th meeting. dination, balance and dreamy, unreal state of deep concern that altered depth Thomas Murphy Tree Committee noted that the A Public Hearing is scheduled for Monday,
the baseline or default treatment properties in Drive North we have to ask: formance of the building within a zone,” Paro-
quirement through regulatory action estab- is available to students as time slot for testing. Students aged 17 and un- “Article 235-5 of the Town of Harrison Zoning mind. It contains 50-70% more cancer-causing perception could lead to a mo- Village of Mamaroneck Tree September 13th .
our Town. To separate merged lots, owners must “Are the two lots end to end? ly averred.
lished by the Public Health and Health Planning they return to school, Gov- der must have parental or legal guardian con-
MacKenzie Outlines Approved WJWW Projects at Board Meeting Celebrating the Arts in Constitution Park
Council. ernor Hochul is using $335 sent and be accompanied by a guardian at time
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to mandate vaccines for school employees or launch a new COVID-19 will be delivered to parents for students to
require weekly testing in the absence of vac- Testing in Schools Pro- bring to school. COVID-19 testing is voluntary BY STEPHEN E. LIPKEN acceptance of a $10,000 donation from terrace level opening out to a back cafete- p.m. with a band concert at 7:30 p.m. at the new
John Langeloth Loeb, Jr., former U.S. ria patio; that is where most of the reno- Oakland Avenue Park for the Labor Day Weekend.
On Saturday, October 2nd, the Larchmont who is motivated by movement and energy. Mau- to be a courageous, risk-taking artist is because
cines, and will continue to work with the De- gram in partnership with and will be provided at no cost to the student’s
Appearing at the Thursday, August 5th Har- Ambassador to Denmark. vation is being done. Mayor Ron Belmont requested the creation Arts Committee and the Village of Larchmont will reen’s technique includes poured paint, acrylics, of the lessons she has learned from teaching chil-
partment of Health, education stakeholders local health departments family nor to the school district.
rison Town/Village Board, Comptroller Maureen In a Public Hearing, Christopher A fitness center is being developed of a Land Development Corporation (LDC) to hold its annual Larchmont Arts Festival at Con- epoxy resin, blow torches, and inks. Her process, dren and encouraging them to take risks and en-
and the Legislature on establishing the man- and BOCES in New York In addition to these new testing programs,
MacKenzie outlined the following projects, ap- B. Fisher, Managing Partner, Cuddy and with an outdoor area, plus a below grade develop Harrison Meadows Country Club, the stitution Park in Larchmont, from 12pm to 5pm. which is both messy and exhausting, involves lay- joy the process, and not to get too caught up in the
date. State outside of New York New York State has available more than 4.3 mil-
Governor Kathy Hochul (left) being sworn in by Chief Judge of the State of City. In addition, New York proved by the Westchester Joint Water Works Feder said that Morgan Stanley is invest- multi-purpose room for meetings incor- purchased Willow Ridge Country Club. A Public (Rain date is October 3rd.) ers of paint to create her work. Maureen’s style finished product.
“As Governor, my priorities are now the lion child-sized clothed face masks, about 10
New York Janet DiFiore (right), with husband William J. Hochul, Jr. (center). (WJWW) trustees: Filtration Plant Project; Shaft ing $150 million dollars for Special Ex- porating a special kitchen. Bicycles will Hearing/Open Discussion is scheduled for Tues- The Larchmont Arts Festival brings togeth- came about accidentally. While attending the Maureen’s work has been exhibited in New
priorities of the people of New York - and right City has received $225 mil- million adult-sized clothed face masks and al-
22 Chlorination System Project; Westchester er artists and art lovers from the tri-state area. School of Visual Arts in NYC, a piece of her art be- York City and throughout Westchester. Recently
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now that means fighting the Delta variant,” lion directly to initiate a most 55 million non-surgical face masks to pro- ception Use Permit for 2000 Westchester be available for employees to exercise us- day, September 14th.
Avenue Wholesale Customer Interconnection Avenue, supported by Westchester Coun- ing bikeways. The Permit was approved In Village Board business, Engineer Michael Participating artists include painters, sculptors, came damaged, exposing layers of paint down to her work has been shown alongside Sandra Wong
Governor Kathy Hochul said. “My number one ment of Health to institute universal masking COVID-19 Testing in Schools Program there, vide to students and teachers in schools across
Pressure Regulator/Meter Vault; Osborn Road ty Industrial Development Agency (IDA). with Councilman Fred Sciliano recusing Amodeo requested hiring ELQ Industries, Inc. to photographers, ceramicists, and jewelry design- the bare canvas. The unfortunate event turned out Geroux’s photographs in the exhibit The Bright-
priority is getting children back to school and for anyone entering our schools, and we are for a total of $585 million in federal funding in the state. Christopher B. Fisher
launching a Back to School COVID-19 testing Wholesale Customer Interconnection Pressure Andrew Tung, Planning Consultant, himself, having contracts with Morgan upgrade Kenilworth Road Street Lighting System ers. Visitors to the festival can purchase original to be a precursor to a unique style and beautiful ness of Being at the Idea Kitchen in Larchmont.
protecting the environment so they can learn New York State to support these programs. State Health Commissioner Dr. Howard
safely. I am immediately directing the Depart- program to make testing for students and staff Governor Hochul also launched an addi- continued on page 4 Regulator/Meter Vault; Weaver Street Pump Sta- Divney Tung Schwalbe said that the main building Stanley. at cost not to exceed $150,000, upgrading existing art from the artists and will have an opportunity paintings. Festival visitors will also be delighted with
tion and Pressure Regulator Modifications. is accessed by a drive, north from Purchase Street. Next, Roy Aletti announced that fireworks light pole system along Kenilworth Road, between to meet the artists and learn about their work. In addition to painting, Maureen also teach- the newly renovated Constitution Park which
Notably, Police Chief John Vasta requested There are three stories for offices with the lower are planned for Sunday, September 5th at 9:00 Purchase Street and Westchester Avenue. This year’s LAF featured artist is Maureen es at the art studio Creative Corner in Larchmont. officially opened last October. The central com-
Meehan. Maureen is an extraordinary painter Maureen Meehan Maureen feels that one of the reasons she is able continued on page 15
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Objections Voiced to “Treehouse” Outdoor Playground
Cynthia Pena, Art Director
Glen Island seawall, pavilions and sidewalks construction in order for it to get back to The project paused in 2020 due to the pan-
ADL and Union for Reform Judaism Join Forces Against that were damaged from Superstorm Sandy have
been fully restored. The 7.9-million dollar capital
a place where it can do its job protect-
ing the land properly. In addition to the
demic and the turning over of Glen Island to the
state to become a drive-thru testing facility. It
Plans on Sanborn Map Building Grounds
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struction began in 2018. The project was reim- Island earlier this summer.
Anti-Semitism and Provides Resources for Congregations
two pavilions, located on each side of the
bursed by FEMA. beach were severely damaged and are Westchester County Executive George Latim-
As with any capital project, the first phase now completely repaired. er said, “The impact Superstorm Sandy left on Glen
consists of a lot of planning and design work and Island Park was devastating. The years of hard work BY STEPHEN E. LIPKEN gives the opportunity to create more green space.”
our amazing and bit shocked that two-thirds of anti-Semitism and in mid-Fall, this particular project included an extra layer of and labor that were put into its rehabilitation were
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BY STEPHEN E. LIPKEN Rubicco stated that plans were submitted to
wonderful group their hands went up immedi- a partnership between ADL and planning and coordination with FEMA, as they pro- necessary not only to see the park flourish again Kimberly Martelli, KTM Architects, appeared Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS).
Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) and of Reform Jewish ately. our URJ youth team.” vided additional insight regarding the damage and Left to right: Council Member Martha but to protect the land. I’m thrilled that it has been at the Tuesday, August 17th Village of Pelham Plan- Building Inspector Joseph Senerchia inquired if
the Anti- Defamation League (ADL), com- teens there. We had “They told real stories, Jacobs added that former how to fix it. Lopez-Hanratty, County Legislator Damon completed in time for the park’s reopening and for ning Board meeting on behalf of Rob and Christina a stormwater management plan was in place.
bined forces to launch a webinar to com- a Torah discussion. about sports encounters, some- Israeli Knesset member Nathan The seawall is important to the preservation Maher, County Executive George Latimer, the summer months for residents to enjoy.” Rubicco of Anna and Jack’s Treehouse, on ground Michelle, one of the tenants at 629 Fifth Ave-
bat anti-Semitism and hate on Tuesday, One of the teenagers thing in school, in a community Sharansky outlined the “3D’s” of of the land as it prevents erosion from waves and County Parks Department Deputy Westchester County Parks Commissioner floor of the Sanborn Map Building, 629 Fifth Avenue, nue mentioned that her office overlooks the play
July 27th, featuring URJ President Rabbi asked, ‘Rabbi Jacobs, activity. They told it in the first anti-Semitism; “De-legitimiza- serves as an armor to the land. The vertical walls Commissioner Peter Tartaglia, County Kathy O’Connor said, “I’m excited to see the reha- Pelham, to discuss the next phase of the daycare area and queried, “What kind of noise for the people
Rick Jacobs and Jonathan A. Greenblatt, have you experi- person. That was seven hours be- tion,” disallowing Israel’s right around the Harbor Club and the walkway along the Parks Commissioner Kathy O’Connor, bilitation of the seawall complete and residents us- center’s budgeting for an outdoor play space in the in our building would come from the outdoor activ-
ADL CEO and National Director; Yolanda enced anti-Semitism fore the deadly attack on the Tree to self-determination; “Demon- seawall were hit the hardest. The rehabilitation of County Legislator Terry Clements and ing the pavilions again. It has been a long road to adjacent yard. ities? How often would the children be out there?”
Savage-Narva, URJ Director for Racial Eq- recently?’ of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh.” izing Jews,” portraying them as the seawall along with its bulkheads required major County Legislator Catherine Parker. recovery and it couldn’t have come at a better time.” After a quick overview, Martelli introduced her Currently, the businesses on the 2nd floor space of
uity, Diversity, Inclusion and ADL Associate “I gave my an- Rabbi Jacobs mentioned a evil and Double-Standard. design team, encompassing Sean Jancski of Sean the building expressed a great deal of noise even
Governor Hochul Sworn In, Announces Comprehensive Plan for Safe Return to Schools
Director of Community Engagement Carly swer and realized digital incident reporting mech- Greenblatt emphasized Jancski Landscape Architects; Michael Stein, Hud- without an official play space.
Pildis. The webinar was moderated by Bar- that it wasn’t a ques- anism to allow those impacted that although some hate crimes son Engineering and Consulting; and Legal Counsel Christina Rubicco noted that students will go
bara Weinstein, Director of Commission on tion I could have by anti-Semitism to document can be legislated against, in- Helen Mauch. out from 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., then 3:00 p.m.-6:00
Mary DeYoung, Account Executive
Social Action and Associate Director of the imagined 25 years their experiences, which will cluding the new COVID-19 Hate On her first day in office, Governor Kathy Governor Hochul will also pursue options to stitute universal masking for anyone entering our Jancski drew attention to two different age p.m. Play structures are designed for different age
Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism. ago...I turned the be evaluated by ADL and URJ. Crimes Act, “We need to change Hochul announced a new, comprehensive plan to mandate vaccines for school employees or require schools, and we are launching a Back to School group play spaces. A small Amphitheater Learning groups.
“While most Jewish Americans were question around and “Launching in mid-August is people’s hearts and minds.” help ensure a safe, productive return to schools weekly testing in the absence of vaccines, and will COVID-19 testing program to make testing for Area is planned. He went on to point out a couple Rob Rubicco stressed that there would not be
still sleeping, I was at Kibbutz Tzuba on Rabbi Rick Jacobs Jonathan Greenblatt this fall in the midst of rising COVID-19 numbers continue to work with the Department of Health, students and staff widely available and convenient. of potential AstroTurf spots. Two large trees would
asked the 75 stu- a substantial online and print Also, Pildis encouraged more than 40 children outside at any given time.
Shabbat morning, October 27, 2018,” Rabbi Ja- dents, ‘How many of you have personally experi- resource that provides congregations and indi- people to subscribe to Religious Action Center of fueled by the Delta variant. As part of this plan, education stakeholders and the Legislature on es- We are also working to require vaccinations for all need to be removed with plans to plant additional Christina added that the Amphitheater would be
cobs began. “I was leading Shabbat Services with enced anti-Semitism in the past year,’ and was a viduals tools so that they can respond to acts of Reform Judaism newsletters (rac.org/subscribe). Governor Hochul has directed the New York State tablishing the mandate. school personnel with an option to test out weekly, trees. used for graduations and animal shows, in her opin-
Department of Health to institute a universal mask “As Governor, my priorities are now the pri- and we are going to accomplish all of this by work- Planning Board Chairman Joe Marty noted that ion, relatively quiet activities. “You would never have
requirement in all schools, public and private, as orities of the people of New York - and right now ing in partnership with all levels of government.”
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walked the perimeter of the outdoor area and shared 100 kids outside, two age groups at the same time.”
determined necessary at the discretion of the that means fighting the Delta variant,” Governor continued on page 4 that it had a gentle feel to it, almost like a natural Planning Board Chairman Joe Marty asked that
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Commissioner. The Department of Health will is- Kathy Hochul said. “My number one priority is amphitheater. However, he along with other people tainly a colorful plan but that the multi-colored areas under the current plan. the Sanborn’s landlord, Caspi Development LLC be
The Helen Diller Family Foundation, a When Orans learned intubation boxes. It is cur- keeping Association. After the pandemic, the sue the requirement through regulatory action es- getting children back to school and protecting the Governor Kathy Hochul (left) being sworn in by wanted to know why there was so much concrete ... would have safety surfaces around the perimeter of “We have the right of first refusal with the at the next board meeting to answer further ques-
supporting foundation of the San Francisco- about PPE shortages in rently branching out into plan is to broaden the impact of the website to tablished by the Public Health and Health Planning environment so they can learn safely. I am imme- Chief Judge of the State of New York Janet DiFiore why so much hardscape in the plans. “Is it all nec- play equipment. Their idea he explained is to con- space upstairs,” Rubicco added. “The ultimate goal tions.
based Jewish Community Federation and En- medical facilities at the Research and Development become a disaster/crisis response group that Council. diately directing the Department of Health to in- (right), with husband William J. Hochul, Jr. (center). essary as part of the daycare center requirements?” nect each area and create an interesting, good-level for this playground is not only for 80 children but This is a preliminary request; the Planning
dowment Fund, announced the 15 recipients start of the pandemic, he with osPAPR, an innovative can produce, test and distribute products. Jancski light-heartedly said that this was cer- design space. Much of the green space will remain perhaps 160 kids in the future. A 50-foot side swath Board did not vote on it.
of the 15th annual Diller Teen Tikkun Olam combined his interests in opensource Powered Air “These teens are being recognized for
Awards. This year’s award recipients are work- robotics and helping oth- Respirator. their extraordinary efforts that embody the
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41% 288 Homes Sold in 2021
10% $808,000 in 2021 licensed real estate salesperson holly.mellstrom@juliabfee.com
Rochelle
ceive $36,000 to support their work or further people with home tools founder of hackthepan- the face of the unusual challenges of this past 204 Sold in 2020 $735,000 in 2020 917.471.0353
their education. such as 3D printers, to demic.org. He is in charge year, the Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Award recip- iliana.fleischman@juliabfee.com Kristin Bischof Elizabeth Ritchie
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ways to adapt their existing projects when the responders and matched strategic partnerships. passion, bringing hope for the future. These Days On Market Call me when you are ready
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ing newly relevant concerns including mental soon evolved into a logistics port from the Larchmont- Now in its 15th year, the national awards YEAR-TO-DATE AT A GLANCE Helen Hintz Amy Sparano
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services. All awardees supported community and has mobilized over 300 ance. At school, Orans is a mitted to ideas and impact that address the DATA SOURCE: ONEKEY MLS, 1/1/21-8/23/21 v. 1/1/20-8/23/20, SINGLE FAMILY HOMES, NEW ROCHELLE SCHOOL DISTRICT. ACTIvE INvENTORY AS OF 7/31/21 & 7/31/20 Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. 2 Park Place | 914.620.8682 | juliabfee.com 914.563.3084 646.388.2871 65 Rockledge Drive • Pelham Manor, NY 1 Country Club Lane • Pelham Manor, NY
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ing networks that mobilized their peers to take than 20,000 PPE products MATE Robotics Teams, a munities around them. This year’s cohort
collective, meaningful action including award- including face shields, student council member will join a network of awardees who have led ECRWSS New Rochelle, NY 10804
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westchester county
Hello Neighbors and Residents, Welcome to Westchester County!
Whether you are new in the neighborhood or have called our County home for many years, I hope you will find that here in
Westchester, there is something for everyone. From the mighty Hudson River to the beautiful Long Island Sound, to the open
space of our north County, Westchester is a wonderful place to start a family or enjoy your later years.
Made up of 45 cities, towns and villages, Westchester offers rich history, diverse cultures, vibrant neighborhoods, bustling downtowns
and friendly people. There are a variety of things to see and do, from taking an adventurous hike at one of our 50 beautiful County
parks, to exploring our historic landmarks, to dining at a top-rated restaurant. Our excellent school districts and close proximity to New
York City are all part of the fabric that make our County unique.
I am proud to say that I have lived nearly all of my life in our beautiful County, and as Westchester County Executive, I have had
the pleasure of serving our residents and hosting thousands of visitors each year. I encourage you to use our website -
www.westchestergov.com – as your guide. The pages are full of all the wonderful things Westchester County has to offer.
Our Parks website, www.parks.westchestergov.com/ is updated almost daily with dozens of recreational areas to explore, and our tourism website,
www.visitwestchesterny.com, is filled with fun things to do close to home.
Together, we will continue to make Westchester County a destination for all people to live, work and enjoy.
Sincerely,
George Latimer, Westchester County Executive
Cancer Support Team County Board of Elections Department of Motor Vehicles
2900 Westchester Avenue, Ste. 103, 25 Quarropas Street, White Plains, NY 10601 You MUST have a reservation and follow all safety and
995-5700 social distancing guidelines to complete in-person transactions.
Purchase, NY 10577 If the service you seek is offered online, please complete it online.
citizenparticipation.westchestergov.com
777-2777 1-518-486-9786
cst@cancersupportteam.org White Plains Office: 200 Hamiton Avenue
County Board of Legislators
cancersupportteam.org 800 Michaelian Office Building Yonkers Office: 1 Larkin Place
CancerSupportTeam.1978 148 Martine Avenue, 8th Floor, dmv.ny.gov
Cancer Support Team, a non-profit White Plains, NY 10601 nysdmv
home care organization providing 995-2800
Westchester County Health Department
professional nursing, social work, westchesterlegislators.com
westchestercountyBOL westchesterBOL 145 Huguenot Street, New Rochelle, NY 10801
and other supportive services, free of
813-5000
charge, to cancer patients and their health.westchestergov.com
County Clerk
families living in lower Westchester. wchealthdept
110 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.,
Volunteer New York! White Plains, NY 10601
995-3080 Westchester County Tourism
220 White Plains Road,
westchesterclerk.com 148 Martine Avenue, White Plains, NY 10601
Tarrytown, NY 10591 995-8500
WestchesterCountyClerk WestCtyClerk
948-4452 info@visitwestchesterny.com
info@volunteernewyork.org visitwestchesterny.com
County Executive Office
volunteernewyork.org 995-2900 WestchesterCountyTourism
volunteernynow ce@westchestergov.com westchestercountytourismny
Volunteer New York! is a resource for westchestergov WestchesterTour
all things volunteer.
westchester_county_government
My Sisters’ Place League of Women Voters
County District Attorney 520 White Plains Road, Ste. 500, Tarrytown, NY 10591
3 Barker Ave., White Plains, NY 10601
111 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., 366-7312
683-1333
White Plains, NY 10601 westchesterlwv@gmail.com
Hotline: 1-800-298-SAFE (7233) my.lwv.org/new-york/westchester
995-3414
mspny.org westchesterda.net lwvwestchester
mysistersplaceny MSPNY WestchesterDA.NY WestchesterDA
My Sisters’ Place has worked to end Parks & Recreation and Conservation
violence in intimate relationships and County Human Rights Commission 450 Saw Mill River Rd.,Ardsley, NY 10502
combat the effects of domestic 112 East Post Rd, 3rd Fl, White Plains, NY 10601 231-4500 or 864-PARK
violence and human trafficking 995-7710 parks.westchestergov.com
humanrights.westchestergov.com Westchesterparks @WestchesterPark
throughout Westchester.
Furniture Sharehouse Office for People with Disabilities Veterans Service Agency
P.O. Box 702, Larchmont, NY 10538 148 Martine Rd., Rm. 102, White Plains, NY 10601 112 East Boston Post Rd., 4th Fl., Rm. 442,
834-1294 995-2957 TTY: 995-7397 White Plains, NY 10601
Para Transit: 995-2960 995-2145 or 2146
office@furnituresharehouse.org
disabled.westchestergov.com veterans.westchestergov.com
furnituresharehouse.org
furnituresharehouse Westchester County Department of
County Dept. of Senior Programs & Services
@furnsharehouse 9 South First Ave., 10th Fl., Mt. Vernon, NY 10550 Environmental Facilities
Furniture Sharehouse provides 813-6400 Medicare Info: 813-6100 270 North Avenue, New Rochelle, NY 10801
seniorcitizens.westchestergov.com 813-5400 Recycling Helpline: 813-5425
free furniture to economically
WCDef@westchestergov.com
disadvantaged individuals and families
environment.westchestergov.com/recycling
living in Westchester County. WestchesterOED
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cultural arts Paul Andrew Wandless
ArtsWestchester Escaping Anean
31 Mamaroneck Avenue, 3rd Floor, White Plains, NY 10601 Low fire clay, underglaze,
428-4220 underglaze pencil, glaze
artswestchester.org 21 x 10.5 x 14 in.
ArtsWestchester artswestchester @ArtsWestchester Photo from the Clay Art
Center
ArtsWestchester is the County’s complete guide to the arts. Founded in
1965 as the Council for the Arts in Westchester, they are New York State’s
largest private, not-for-profit service organization, working to ensure the
availability and accessibility of the arts for all of the county’s residents.
Today, at ArtsWestchester, the board and staff work to weave the arts
into the fabric of Westchester life, strengthen the county’s cultural
institutions, and enrich the quality of life for all Westchester’s residents.
For a complete list of ArtsWestchester members, visit artswestchester.org
often.
Bendheim Performing Arts Center (JCC of Mid-Westchester)
999 Wilmot Road, Scarsdale
472-3300
jccmw.org/arts/bendheim-performing-arts-center
Clay Art Center
40 Beech Street, Port Chester
937-2047 New Rochelle Council on the Arts
mail@clayartcenter.org 515 North Avenue, New Rochelle
clayartcenter.org clayartcenter 235-9027
newrochellearts.org
Concordia Conservatory of Music & Art
newrochellearts.org nrcanewrochellearts NewRochelleArts
176 White Plains Road, Bronxville
395-4507
New Rochelle Opera
concordiaconservatory.org ConcordiaNY
PO Box 55, New Rochelle, NY 10804
Hudson River Museum and Planetarium 576-0365
511 Warburton Avenue, Yonkers info@nropera.org
963-4550 nropera.org newrochelleopera
shoover@hrm.org
hrm.org OSilas Gallery at Concordia College
HudsonRivMuseum HudsonRiverMuseum 171 White Plains Road, Bronxville
395-4520
Iona College Council on the Arts osilasgallery@concordia-ny.edu
715 North Avenue, New Rochelle osilasgallery.org ConcordiaNY.OSilasGallery
637-7796
iona.edu/artscouncil Pelham Art Center
155 Fifth Avenue, Pelham
Jay Heritage Center 738-2525
210 Boston Post Road, Rye pelhamartcenter.org PelhamArtCenter
698-9275
jayheritagecenter.org The Performing Arts Center
jayheritagecenter jayheritage 735 Anderson Hill Road, Purchase College, Purchase
251-6200
Lasdon Park & Arboretum artscenter.org PurchasePAC
2610 Route 35, Katonah
864-7263 Rye Nature Center
lasdonpark.org 873 Boston Post Road, Rye
lasdonpark 967-5150
ryenaturecenter.org RyeNatureCenter
Muscoot Farm
51 Route 100, Katonah Untermyer Performing Arts Council, Inc.
864-7286 945 North Broadway, Yonkers
info@muscootfarm.org 375-3435
muscootfarm.org Untermyer.com upac1976 untermyerpac
muscootfarm
Westchester Italian Cultural Center
Neuberger Museum of Art One Generoso Pope Place, Tuckahoe
Purchase College, 735 Anderson Hill Road, Purchase 771-8700
251-6100 wiccny.org
neuberger.org wiccny
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schools & activities
Simple, Sweet Energy Bites
Having enough energy and fuel to make it through a long day can be challenging. No matter if you’re a stay-at-home parent, corporate worker or small
business owner, having a high energy level that lasts throughout the day is important for both you and those around you.
Having enough energy helps you stay alert and attentive to what is going on around you, whether that’s cleaning up after your little ones or filing a
report your boss asked for.
When it comes to snacking during the day, these delicious, mouth-watering Energy Bites can give you the boost you need. They are made with creamy
peanut butter and honey to curb your sweet cravings but still provide plenty of texture with shredded coconut and raw oats. They are a perfect snack
time nosh, rolled into simple balls, that can help you finish the task at hand.
Not only can they be that 2 p.m. pick-me-up, they are also simple to make and simply delightful to eat. You can store them in the refrigerator in a con-
tainer for anytime snacking. Plus, the recipe makes 20 servings, which means it’s easy to prep your snacks for the entire week ahead of time.
Stop settling at snack time for stale crackers or high-calorie dips. Eating something that can make your body feel good and energize you for the rest of
the day keeps you prepared for what’s to come. Find more snack recipes at Culinary.net.
LIBERTY MONTESSORI SCHOOLS ENERGY BITES
50 Years of Educational Innovation Servings: 20
1/2 cup creamy peanut butter
1/3 cup honey
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 cup raw oats
1/2 cup sweetened shredded coconut
1/2 cup flaxseed meal
6 tablespoons mini chocolate chips
In medium mixing bowl, stir peanut butter,
honey and vanilla extract until combined.
Add oats, coconut, flaxseed meal and
chocolate chips. Mix until combined.
Shape into 1-inch balls. Store in airtight
container in refrigerator until ready to serve.
Anjoli Jagoda, JD, MB.A, Montessori Diploma AMS (left);
and Pushpa Jagoda, PhD, MSc ECEd, Montessori Diplomat
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schools & activities
5 Tips to Ace College Entry Exams
Because most colleges and with a practice SAT or ACT exam. items – cellphones
universities require applicants to Taking practice tests under realistic aren’t permitted –
submit ACT or SAT results as part conditions can help you gain a bet- to make sure you
of admissions consideration, prep- ter understanding of the content of don’t accidentally
ping for the test itself can be a the test, improve your time manage- bring something
critical component of that process. ment and help combat test anxiety. you’re not al-
You can use your practice test as lowed to have.
While it can oftentimes be hard to a baseline to set goals and focus Ensure your bag is
deal with the anxiety that comes the rest of your prep on areas you packed with your
with a rigorous test meant to show would like to improve before the admission ticket,
your mastery of certain subjects real thing. valid photo iden-
and concepts, such as reading tification, several
and mathematics, consider these SIGN UP FOR A PREP COURSE sharpened pencils
test prep tips to help boost your If you find studying on your own with erasers, an ap-
score while simultaneously lower- difficult or not as successful as proved calculator
ing stress. you’d hoped, a prep course can (with fresh batter-
put you through the paces and hold ies) and a watch, if
REGISTER EARLY you accountable. Complete with allowed.
To allow yourself as much flex- homework and in-class practice,
ibility as possible, taking college prep classes can range from small GET A GOOD NIGHT’S SLEEP AND prep breakfast before bed to
entrance exams during your junior groups to larger classes taught by EAT BREAKFAST keep an early morning from start-
year of high school is encour- test experts. Some school districts While it can be tempting to stay ing even earlier.
aged. If you don’t get an ideal even offer after-school programs up late the night before the test to
score, you can refine your ap- dedicated to ACT or SAT prep. cram, you’re likely to perform better Remember, the college admis-
proach and retake the exam with with a full night’s sleep. Sleep is sions process involves more than
a better idea of what to expect. GATHER SUPPLIES important for retention, and eating a just test scores. Visit eLivingtoday.
To help reduce test day stress, gath- balanced breakfast before heading com for more education tips and
TAKE A PRACTICE TEST er everything you’ll need the night out the door can aid in your ability to information.
Any test prep plan should start before. Check the list of banned focus. To make your morning easier,
FRENCH-AMERICAN SCHOOL OF NEW YORK
INTERNATIONAL AND BILINGUAL SCHOOL
Live Locally, Learn Globally
No Bilingual Program Nursery to Grade 12
Knowledge International Program Grades 1-8
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hospitals & urgent care
Burke Rehabilitation Hospital Montefiore New Rochelle Hospital
785 Mamaroneck Ave., White Plains 16 Guion Place, New Rochelle
597-2500 632-5000
burke.org montefiorehealthysystem.org/newrochelle
burkerehab burke_rehab
NYPresbyterian/Lawrence Hospital
GoHealth Urgent Care 55 Palmer Avenue, Bronxville
77 Quaker Ridge Road, Suite 4, New Rochelle 787-1000
266-3104 nyp.org/lawrence
gohealthuc.com /NYC/westchester/new-rochelle newyorkpresbyterian
NorthwellHealthGoHealthUCNewRochelle
NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester Division
PhysicianOne Urgent Care 21 Bloomingdale Road, White Plains
1030 W. Boston Post Road, Mamaroneck 888-694-5700
855-349-2828
physicianoneurgentcare.com St. Joseph’s Medical Center
PhysicianOneUrgentCare 127 South Broadway, Yonkers
378-7000
Memorial Sloan Kettering Westchester saintjosephs.org
500 Westchester Avenue, West Harrison SaintJosephsMedicalCenter
367-7000 new patients: 833-921-2959
mskcc.org Westchester Medical Center
memorialsloankettering 100 Woods Road, Valhalla
sloan_kettering 493-7000
westchestermedicalcenter.com
Montefiore Mount Vernon Hospital WestchesterMed wmchealth
12 North 7th Avenue, Mount Vernon
664-8000 White Plains Hospital
montefiorehealthsystem.org/MountVernon 41 East Post Rd., White Plains
montefioremedicalcenter 681-0600
wphospital.org
wphospital
10 Community Guide 2021-2022Your
Award-Winning
Hospital
Unparalleled Safety. Outstanding Patient Experience. Exceptional Care.
Learn more about our awards and accolades at wphospital.org/awards
Community Guide 2021-2022 11county & metro north maps
Port Chester
Rye
Crestwood Harrison
Tuckahoe Mamaroneck
Bronxville
Mt Larchmont
Vernon Fleetwood
West New Rochelle
Wakefield Mt. Vernon EastPelham
Woodlawn
Williams Bridge
Botanical Garden
Fordham
Tremont
www.mta.info Melrose
Harlem - 125th Street
Grand Central Terminal
12 Community Guide 2021-2022Senior Living
Westchester
in
Community Guide 2021-2022 13senior living in westchester
Twenty percent of Westchester unfortunately, event cancellations. newsletter to get details on these
residents are ages 60 and older. Bookmark the page and visit often. and their many other programs
The rich value of this population and activities. (seniorcitizens.
subset does not go unnoticed in “Livable Communities Initiative: westchestergov.com/news-and-
Westchester County. Recognizing A Vision for All Ages – Bringing events/aging-network-news-sign-
the different and varying needs of People and Places Together” up)
its senior citizen community, the helps seniors remain in their
Westchester County Department homes as they grow older with Area senior organizations include:
of Senior Programs and Services independence, dignity and civic
offers a wide range of programs and engagement. Livable Communities Bronxville Seniors
services throughout the year, some are also friendly to people of all Reformed Church,
are ongoing and some are annual ages. (seniorcitizens.westchester 180 Pondfield Road
events. gov.com/senior-programs-and- Phone: 844-5120
services/livable-communities) E: director@bronxvilleseniors.org
The County has provided infor- W: bronxvilleseniors.org
mation to help navigate through Of the many programs sponsored
COVID-19. (seniorcitizens. by the Department of Senior Pro- Gramatan Village
westchestergov.com/covid- grams and Services some of the 85 Pondfield Road, Bronxville
19-updates) Included are a mes- popular ones are The Golden Har- Phone: 337-1338
sage from CE Latimer, an exciting vest Breakfast and Dance, Senior E: info@gramatanvillage.org
list of virtual tours and trips to take Law Day and the Senior Citizen W: gramatanvillage.org
from the safety of your home and Hall of Fame. Sign up for their continued on page 16
Helping Seniors
and
their Families
Plan
for the Future
Estate Planning & Administration
Medicaid Planning
Elder Law
Guardianship
Special Needs Planning
Special Education Advocacy
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14 Community Guide 2021-2022DISCOVER JOY
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Eastchester Nutrition Program Town of Mamaroneck WJCS Senior Center
40 Mill Road, Eastchester Senior Center Sinai Free Synagogue
P: 771-3340 1288 Boston Post Road, Larchmont 550 N Columbus Avenue,
W: cms5.revize.com/revize/ P: 381-7840 Mt. Vernon
eastchester/departments/ W: townofmamaroneck.org/408/ P: 668-4350
senior_programs_and_services.php Senior-Programs-Services W: sinaifreesynagogue.org
Harrison Community Center At Home on the Sound
Beth-El Synagogue Center, Seniors
216 Halstead Avenue P.O. Box 523, Mamaroneck
1324 North Avenue, New Rochelle
Veterans Memorial Building P: 899-3150
P: 235-2700, ext. 256
210 Halstead Avenue E: athomeinfo@athomeonthe sound.org
W: bethelnr.org/adult-programs/
P: 670-3000, ext. 3172 W: athomeonthesound.org
seniors-program/
Friendship Club
Temple Israel
1000 Pinebrook Blvd., New Rochelle
COVI D-19 Phone: 235-1800
VACCINATIONS ARE W: tinr.org
REQUIRED FOR ALL
OSBORN HOME
CARE STAFF AND Hugh A. Doyle Senior Center
CAREGIVERS! 94 Davis Avenue, New Rochelle
P: 235-2363
W: newrochelleny.com/453/Hugh-
A-Doyle-Senior-Center
LIVIN G AT H OM E
New Rochelle Cares AIP
ON YOUR OWN TERMS Phone: 563-8368
We all need a helping hand from time to time. E: info@newrochellecares.org
At Osborn Home Care we’re here to help. You can rest W: newrochellecares.org
assured that all of our home health aides are carefully
screened and receive our extensive five-star training. Town of Pelham Senior
Citizens Club
• Assistance with • Access to your RN
Personal Care Case Manager Daronco Town House
• Coordination of • Customized Services 20 Fifth Avenue, Pelham
Appointments Based on Your Needs P: 738-5004
• Meal Preparation • Light Housework W: townofpelham.com/
government_senior.htm
Rye Senior Citizens Program
281 Midland Avenue, Rye
P: 967-2535
(888) 9-OSBORN W: ryeny.gov/government/
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