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Outward Bound Eyes Move From Garrison Notes of Change in the Village Hall
by Joe Lindsley Jr.
Gallagher begins tenure as Cold Spring’s first new mayor in 16 years
The dirt road identified as
by Joe Lindsley Jr. Spring’s parking conundrum, positive way. But you can’t
“Mystery Point,” off of Route
restoration of the waterfront, change everything.”
9D between Garrison and
As a kid growing up in Nel- and making it easier to start The son of politically-in-
the Bear Mountain Bridge,
sonville, Seth Gallagher never businesses on Main Street. volved parents, Gallagher said
is appropriately named. A
aspired to be a mayor or a Gallagher, who grew up he has always been “natu-
long and winding driveway
bagpipe maker. Today he is within sight of the Nelsonville rally drawn” to politics. At
cloaked under a canopy of
both. On Monday, April 6, village hall, recalls walking Haldane, he served as vice
thick woods and foliage leads
2009, the village trustee who to Cold Spring to see movies president and president of
down to an old brick man-
won the election on March and hang out at the waterfront the student council, where
sion, which, since 1993 has
18 against Anthony Phillips as a kid. “I probably didn’t he had his first exposure to
served as the headquarters of
by 59 votes, was sworn in as know that there were two vil- “what people can do work-
Outward Bound, USA, which
Cold Spring’s first new mayor lages,” he said in an interview ing together” and where he
is known for offering wilder-
in 16 years. A father of two, last week, noting that part of worked on everything from
ness education programs from
the new mayor is a world- the reason why he ran was to setting up dances to getting
Colorado to Maine.
renowned musical pipe maker, bring back some of what he the bathrooms fixed.
Scenic Hudson, which owns
and counts a famous Irish says the village has lost. He then attended Tufts Uni-
the property, originally leased
musician among his clients. He remembers the days when Mayor Seth Gallagher is sworn versity in Medford, Mass.,
the house, the former home
Speaking frequently of the waterfront was a place in, while nephew Noah Gallagher where he studied international
of the Swinburne family, to
“change,” Gallagher says his to gather and several gen- holds the Bible. relations. A study-abroad pro-
Outward Bound, with the un-
first priority is seeking some eral stores operated on Main gram in Seville, Spain, led
derstanding that the organi-
change for the village, in the Street. But, he said, “you’ll America changes and the world Gallagher to develop an ap-
zation would own it in 40
form of federal stimulus funds. never recreate the perfect era changes. There are certain preciation for the period of
years. But with the house in
need of repairs and donations
A L o n g T r a i l A-W i n d i n g Longer-term goals include of the past, and it probably things you can do in govern- relative civility and tolerance
Mystery Point Road winds down the steep hill from Route 9D to the Outward Bound finding a solution to Cold wasn’t perfect at the time. ment to move forward in a (See Gallagher on Page 14)
dwindling, Outward Bound
has decided to relocate to headquarters on the shores of the Hudson.
its New York City offices,
and Scenic Hudson has put
PCN&R Owners Revive Was There a Witness to
the mansion on the market. Outward Bound Brings Vets to Great Outdoors Putnam County Courier John Marcinak’s Murder?
“It is an outstanding piece of by Joe Lindsley Jr. appreciate and enjoy the out- threatening conditions, has
land,” said Outward Bound’s doors, they recently partnered long served Vietnam veterans by Eric Gross Reaction to the Courier’s by Michael Turton with me because of the lack
national president, John Read, The Sierra Club is not fre- with the wilderness educa- by offering structured wilder- anticipated return was met of progress in the investiga-
of the tract on which the house quently associated with the tion program Outward Bound ness courses as a means of Roger Ailes, a prominent with great expectation and There may have been a tion,” she commented.
sits. “The natural setting is so American military. As an en- to offer free expeditions for helping servicemen recover Putnam County entrepreneur, enthusiasm this week. witness to the New Year’s Marcinak said that her
consistent with what Outward vironmental group, the club veterans returning from Iraq from the horror of war. As completed the purchase of Elected officials such as Eve murder of Garrison resi- children have stayed very
Bound is about. We use the promotes the “responsible use and Afghanistan. T.S. Eliot once wrote, “the the Taconic Press from the County Executive Robert Bon- dent John Marcinak. Around involved since their father’s
wilderness as a classroom.” of the earth’s ecosystems and Outward Bound, which be- whole earth is our hospital,” bankrupt Journal Register last di, District Attorney Adam noon on December 31, 2008, death, erecting signs in front
But he said they would need resources.” But in their mis- gan as a way to help British and Outward Bound believes Friday. The Putnam County Levy, Legislator Dan Birming- Marcinak was shot and killed of Garrison Garage honoring
(See Mystery on Page 8) sion to encourage people to merchant marines survive life- ( S e e Ve t s o n P a g e 8 ) Courier, considered to be the ham and Carmel Supervisor in front of Garrison Garage, their dad and helping to dis-
gem of the eight weeklies Kenneth Schmitt heralded the the Route 9 towing business tribute posters promoting the
that constituted the Taconic announcement. that he owned and operated. $20,000 reward being offered
Obituaries
James “Jim” Guinan Emma R. Lindros
James Guinan passed away two daughters, Margaret of Emma R. Lindros, age 94, Before moving to Florida,
peacefully on April 1, 2009, in Westchester, New York and died at her home in Garrison Emma was an active member
Tampa, Florida. He was born Christine and husband, Michael on Saturday, March 28, 2009. of St. Philip’s Church and the
in Birr, Co. Offaly, Ireland, to D’Onofrio of Lutz, Florida; She was born in the Bronx on Putnam County Historical So-
John and Kathleen Guinan. He daughter-in-law, Mary Jane August 14, 1914, to Charles and ciety.
emigrated to England to find Guinan of Fishkill; five broth- Rosa Gilles. She and her late She is survived by her son,
ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL OUR LADY OF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN PHILIPSTOWN REFORM work and it was there he met ers, John, Terrance and Brian, husband, Leonard W. Lindros, Leonard and his wife, Karen,
CHURCH IN THE LORETTO CATHOLIC CHURCH OF SYNAGOGUE and married Margaret “Peg” all of Ireland, and Bernard and Sr. also maintained a home for as well as granddaughter Sheryl
HIGHLANDS CHURCH PHILIPSTOWN P.O. Box 94 Curnyn. Seven years and four Donald of England; five sisters, many years in Lake Worth, L. Dolan and her husband,
1 Chestnut Street, Fair Street, Cold Spring Academy & Cherry Streets Cold Spring, NY 10516 children later, they made their Kathleen, Sheila, Mary, and Florida, where she was very Reilly, of Washington, D.C.;
Cold Spring (845) 265-3718 Cold Spring - 265-3220 Unless otherwise indicated, move to America. They made Bridget of England and Phyllis active in local clubs. grandson, Leonard III, and his
Fr. Shane Scott-Hamblen, www.ourladyoflorettocs.com Rev. Leslie Mott, Pastor all services take place at St. their home in Garrison, and in of Louisville, Kentucky; eight Emma worked for Macy’s in wife, Kim, of Marietta, Geor-
Rector, 265-2539 Fr. Brian McSweeney, www.presbychurchcoldspring.org Mary’s Parish House, Cold 1959 they bought a store in the grandchildren and one great New York City before marry- gia; and 3 grandchildren, Tho-
Mr. Ron Greene, Senior Pastor email: FPCP@verizon.net Spring. Depot and named it Guinan’s grandchild; and numerous ing. The Lindros’ bought their mas and J. William Dolan, and
Warden, 265-3624 Masses: Sat. 5:30pm, Sun. Worship Service: 10:30am Thu. Apr. 9 - Passover Seder, Country Store. He and Peg nieces and nephews. property in Garrison in 1946 Emelia Lindros. A memorial
www.stmaryscoldspring. 7:30am, 9, & 11:45am., Week- Thu. Apr. 9 - Maundy Thurs- 6pm, St. Mary’s Parish House. operated the business until Peg Visitation will be at Clinton and moved there permanently service for her will be held at
dioceseny.org days: 8:15am, St. Joseph’s - day Tenebrae service, 7:30pm Led by James Thomashower & passed in 1988. With the help Funeral Home, 21 Parrott Street, from Mt. Vernon in 1956. Af- St. Philip’s Church, Garrison,
Thu. Apr. 9 - Maundy Thurs- Sun., 10:15am. Holy Days: Sun. Apr. 12 - Family service, Sharona Berken. Full meal, all of his family and friends, Jim Cold Spring, on Monday and ter moving to Garrison, Emma in May, with the date to be
day, service at 7pm, 9pm-mid- 8:15am & 7:30pm Mass, Holy 9am; Easter egg hunt, 10am; welcome, res. req’d. Call continued to run the business Tuesday, April 13 and 14; 2- worked part-time for announced.
night: Eucharistic Watch Day Vigil: 530pm Celebration service, 10:30am Rhoda/265-4185 or Barbara/ until closing it in 2008. 4pm and 7-9pm both days. A Fleischman’s in Verplanck.
Fri. Apr. 10 - Good Friday, Confessions: Sat., 4:30-5pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal: 897-5875 “Jim” was a founding mem- Mass of Christian Burial will
service at 12 noon Thu. Apr. 9 - Holy Thursday Wednesdays 7pm REFORM TEMPLE OF ber of the Garrison Volunteer be held on Wednesday, April
Sat. Apr. 11 - Easter Vigil, Tenebrae Service, 8:15am; Office Hours: Monday and PUTNAM VALLEY Ambulance Corps, a member 15, at 10am at Our Lady of
service at 7pm, w/ open bap- Mass of the Lord’s Supper, Wednesday 9-11:30, Tues. and 362 Church Road of the Garrison Volunteer Fire Loretto Church, 24 Fair Street,
Elizabeth E. Lusk
tism 7:30pm Thurs. 9-2 Putnam Valley Dept., and the Garrison Fish and Cold Spring, with interment at Elizabeth E. Lusk, age 83, by three children, George H.
Sun. Apr. 12 - Easter Sunday, Fri. Apr. 10 - Tenebrae Ser- Food Pantry: Saturdays 9-10am Rabbi Allen Darnov Game Club. He was part of the the Cold Spring Cemetery. lifelong resident of Cold Spring, Lusk of Newburgh, NY, Donald
services at 8am and 10:30am, vice, 8:15am; Stations of the (845) 528-4774 crew that built the marina in Jim was involved with many died on Tuesday, March 31, D. Lusk of Cold Spring, and
followed by Easter egg hunt Cross, 12pm; Veneration of the UNITED METHODIST www.rtpv.org Garrison and had been the dock organizations and if you would 2009 at Hudson Valley Hospi- Donna Cataldo of Cold Spring;
Cross, 3pm; Good Friday Pro- CHURCHES OF COLD Shabbat Services: Fridays, master for the Garrison Yacht like to make a donation, in lieu tal Center in Cortlandt Manor. one brother, Edward F.
GRACE UNITED cession, 7:30pm SPRING & SOUTH 8pm; Young people’s service- Club since that time. Over the of flowers, please consider one Born February 24, 1926, she Engelbride of Cold Spring; six
METHODIST CHURCH Sat. Apr. 11 - Tenebrae Ser- HIGHLAND (Garrison) third Friday of the month, 7pm. years, he was recognized by of the following: the James & was the daughter of the late grandchildren; and five great
337 Peekskill Hollow Road, vice, 8:15am (265-3365) Hebrew School, ages 3+ many organizations for his ‘giv- Peg Guinan Family Community Edward M. and Rose M. (Julian) grandchildren. One daughter,
Putnam Valley Sun. Apr. 12 - Easter Services: South Highland UMC, Thu. Apr. 9 - 2nd night Pass- ing back to the community,’ and Award fund at the Garrison Engelbride. Margaret Lusk, and two sisters,
Pastor Tony Mecca 7:30am, 9am, 11:45am in Cold 19 Snake Hill Rd. Garrison over seder, 6:30 pm, RTPV was the honoree at several Union Free School - established Mrs. Lusk, a parishioner of Marian Calvert and Sylvia
845-526-3788 Spring; 10:15am at St. Joseph’s Cold Spring UMC, Social Hall, $10/adult, $5/child, lunches and dinners. Jim re- in 2006 to honor the GUFS stu- Our Lady of Loretto Church in Lyons, predeceased her.
Sunday Service & Sunday in Garrison 216 Main Street $30/family ceived numerous letters of rec- dent who most strongly exhib- Cold Spring, worked as a fac- A Mass of Christian Burial
School: 10 am. Pastor Timothy Henderson
ST. PHILIP’S CHURCH IN ognition, plaques, and awards its leadership by giving back tory worker at the former Mara- was celebrated on Friday, April
Prayer Service w/ Com- South Highland in Garrison COLD SPRING
THE HIGHLANDS for his generosity and kindness to their community during the thon Battery plant in Cold 3 at 10am at Our Lady of Loretto
munion: Tues 7 pm. “Tuesdays worship service at 9:30am. Cold BAPTIST CHURCH
1101 Route 9D, Garrison – colored pictures from many school year (for more informa- Spring and later as a receptionist Church, 24 Fair St, Cold Spring,
w/ Tony” - Discussion group, Spring worship service at 11am. (American Baptist
stphilips.highlands.com children and the ‘Sword of the tion please contact Sue Huetter at the Beacon Opportunity followed by interment at Cold
9am. Sunday School occurs during Churches, USA)
Rev. Francis H. Geer, Rec. Cadets’ from the USMA Cadet @ 845-424-3689); The Garri- Center in Beacon. Spring Cemetery. Friends called
worship service time through Paul Laurelli
424-3571 - e-mail: Corps. son Volunteer Fire Department; She was predeceased by her on April 2, at the Clinton Fu-
FRANCISCAN FRIARS June 2009. (Interim Pastor)
stphilips@highlands.com Jim was preceded in death by the Garrison Volunteer Ambu- husband, George B. Lusk, in neral Home, Cold Spring.
OF THE ATONEMENT Thu. Apr. 9 - Holy Thursday 245 Main St., Cold Spring
Fri. Apr. 10 - St. Philip’s his wife, Margaret (Peg) in lance Corp. or the American October of 1977. She is survived
Route 9, Garrison Service, 7pm, Garrison 265-2022
Choir in concert, 7:30pm 1988, and son, John, in 2008. Diabetes Association in his
Sunday Services, 10:30am
424-3671
graymoorcenter@ Sat. Apr. 25 - Valley Improv
Sun. Apr. 12 - Easter services:
9:30am at Sth Highland; 11am Wednesdays: Prayer- Fellow-
He is survived by his son, James
of San Francisco, California;
memory. Raffle Winners Announced
atonementfriars.org
Wed. Apr. 8 - Sacred
Group comedy show benefit,
7:30pm.
at Cold Spring ship time, 7pm
by St. Philip’s School
Triduum, 8pm
Thu. Apr. 9 - Mass of the ST. JOSEPH’S CHAPEL St. Philip’s Choir to Perform Good Friday Concert The St. Philip’s Nursery
School White Elephant Sale
Yannitelli Liquors won by
Susan McKell; a $25 gift cer-
Lord’s Supper, 8pm A mission Chapel of Our On Good Friday, April 10, at gland with a great fondness for was described at the time as has a wide dynamic and emo- held on March 28 was a huge tificate to Country Goose won
Fri. Apr. 10 - Celebration of Lady of Loretto Church 7:30pm, the St. Philip’s Church the arts. “religious mania,” and wrote the tional range. success. Many thanks to all by Sue Ellen Nelson; a $25
the Lord’s Passion, 3pm; Sta- Upper Station Rd., Choir will present for the Benjamin Britten, (1913- poem during a period of incar- The “Chichester Psalms” has who supported the sale by con- gift certificate to Foodtown
tions of the Cross, 8pm Garrison, 265-3718 Philipstown community two 1976) wrote the festival can- ceration in a mental asylum three distinct movements. The tributing their “gently used” of Cold Spring won by Joyce
Sun. Apr. 12 - Sunrise ser- Sunday Mass: 10:15am; same 20th century choral works: tata “Rejoice in the Lamb” for sometime between 1759 and second movement, based on white elephants, manning the Hanson; a $20 gift certificate
vice, 6:22am; Sunday Eucha- time on Easter Sunday “Rejoice in the Lamb” by Ben- Rev. Hussey in 1943 for the 50th 1763. Commenting on Smart’s Psalm 23 and four verses of tables, helping clean up, or to DP Mart won by Angela
rist, 11am jamin Britten, and the anniversary of St. Matthew’s poem, the Rev. Hussey said, Psalm 2, begins and ends with buying a treasure or delicious Tinsley, and a $10 gift cer-
Sunday Eucharist - 11am, “Chichester Psalms” by Church in Northampton, where “The main theme of the poem, a haunting solo. In his forward baked goods. tificate to The Main Course
Pilgrim Hall. DREW UNITED
Leonard Bernstein. The two Hussey was vicar. For his text, and of the cantata, is the wor- to the work, Bernstein point- They are indebted to local won by Elisia Tuttle.
Daily Mass - Mon. - Sat. METHODIST CHURCH
works were commissioned Britten took material from the ship of God, by all created be- edly states that this solo “must business owners who donated All proceeds from the sale
11:30am. 28 Gleneida Avenue,
twenty years apart by the same poem “Jubilate Agno” by Chris- ings and things, each in its own not be sung by a woman, but raffle prizes. Prizes and win- will go to benefit St. Philip’s
Mondays - Holy Hour, 8pm. Carmel
man, the Rev. Walter Hussey, topher Smart, (1722-1771). way.” either by a boy or a counter- ners include: golf for 2 at the Nursery School, a non-profit
Centering Prayer - 8pm. Rev. Karen A. Burger
an Anglican clergyman in En- Smart had suffered from what “Rejoice in the Lamb” will tenor.” Highlands Country Club won preschool established by St.
Monthly Prayer Meeting 2nd (845) 225-2019
www.drewumc.org be accompanied by guest or- The “Chichester Psalms” will by Diane Stropoli; a $50 gift Philip’s Church in the High-
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Events
Boscobel will host a three- Recipient of the 2002 Alice P. by Ian Berger
part Friends of Boscobel Lec- Kenney Award for research and
ture Series beginning Saturday, writing on food customs and
April 18. Entitled “Dutch diet of the Dutch settlers in the
Treat,” the series, designed to New Netherlands, Ms. Rose has
help celebrate the lectured on a variety of topics
JULIA L. BUTTERFIELD DESMOND-FISH GARRISON ART PHILIPSTOWN DEPOT Quadricentennial Celebration related to Dutch-American cu-
MEMORIAL LIBRARY LIBRARY CENTER THEATRE of the Hudson River, will fo- linary history at, among oth-
Rtes. 301 & 9D Route 9D & 403, Garrison, Garrison’s Landing Depot Square, Garrison’s cus on the influence the Dutch ers, The Smithsonian Institu-
(845) 265-3040 (845) 424-3020 (845) 424-3960 Landing have had throughout the Hudson tion, the National Gallery of Art,
www.butterfieldlibrary.org http://dfl.highlands.com garrisonartcenter.org philipstowndepottheatre.org Valley region. The series, spon- the Culinary Institute of
Mon & Wed: 10am-8pm Hours: M/ W/F: 10am-5pm info@garrisonartcenter.org (845) 424-3900 sored in part by the New York America, New York University,
T, T, F and Sat: 10am-5pm Tue & Thu 2-9pm; Gallery Hours: Tue/Sun 12- Fri/Sun May 1/24 - The Council for the Humanities, is and the New York Historical
Sun. 12-3pm Sat 10am-4pm, Sun. 1-5pm 5pm, closed Mondays Miracle Worker; Fri & Sat at free and open to the public. Society. This lecture is spon-
Sat. Apr. 11 - Silent Film: The Closed for Easter on Sunday, (classes only) 7:30pm, Sun at 3pm On Saturday, April 18, at sored by the New York Coun-
Kid, 7pm April 12 Through Apr. 13 - High Sat. May 30 - Depot Docs 10am, historian Dr. Dennis cil for the Humanities
Fri. Apr. 17 - EcoKids hike, Thu. Apr. 9 - Energy Healing School Invitational Theme presents Gimme Shelter, 3pm Maika will present “The Dutch On Saturday, May 2, at 10am,
3:15, meet at trailhead Moun- Workshop, 7-8:30pm Show Art Squared Sat. May 30 - Music Tracks: in America - Why We Should the final lecture in the series
tain Ave & Cedar St. Apr. 18/26 - Elementary & Peter Calo & Rob Mosberger Care and What We Share.” Dr. “Patroons and Plowmen: Dutch
Fri. May 15 - EcoKids hike, PUTNAM COUNTY Middle School Invitational Maika, a Fellow of the New Settlers in the Hudson Valley Two years ago Garrison blocking, and stage fighting. A
3:15, meet at trailhead Moun- HISTORICAL SOCIETY Theme Show Art Squared; MANITOGA/THE York Academy of History, is a in the 17th and 18th Centuries” school decided that it wanted week before the performance,
tain Ave & Cedar St. & FOUNDRY SCHOOL opening reception Sat. Apr. 18, RUSSEL WRIGHT history teacher at Fox Lane High will be presented by Firth H. to incorporate drama into the the students’ excitement was
MUSEUM 2-4pm DESIGN CENTER School in Mt. Kisco. He re- Fabend. Ms. Fabend is an in- curriculum. As the middle palpable. The students, now
HUDSON HIGHLANDS 63 Chestnut St., Cold Thursdays, 9:30am-12pm - Route 9D, Garrison ceived his Ph.D in history from dependent historian with a
Spring school English teacher, it was actors-in-training, were fright-
NATURE MUSEUM Experimental drawing classes (845) 424-3812 New York University and at- Ph.D. in American Studies from
Wildlife Education Center, (845) 265-4010 my job to make that real. It ened. I understood. It’s scary
with Jaanika Perna russelwrightcenter.org tributes his interest in the Dutch New York University. Her fields
Cornwall-on-Hudson, www.pchs-fsm.org occurred to me that the sixth to expose yourself in from of
Tours begin again on May 1; influence on New York history are New Netherland studies, the
Fri-Sun, 12-4, Office hours: Tues/Fri 10-5 PARAMOUNT CENTER grade Greek mythology unit people and become a character
grounds open for hiking all to his doctoral dissertation on Dutch Colonial experience in
(845) 534-7781 Galleries Re-open to the pub- 1008 Brown Street, might be a perfect place. Our just as it’s scary to write some-
Outdoor Discovery Center, year. Manhattan merchants in the the 18th century, and the Dutch
lic April 18 Peekskill tradition of drama began in thing and have it hundreds of
Cornwall Office: (914) 739-2333 Sat. Apr. 18 - Volunteer Land- 17th century. “In order to un- in New York and New Jersey
CONSTITUTION ISLAND ancient Greece with the festi- people read and see it. To the
10am-4pm, Sat-Sun tickets@paramountcenter.org scape Day: The Woodland derstand the history of New in the 19th century, with an
West Point, NY val of Dionysus, so tacking on “actors” credit, they realized
(845) 534-5506 Wed. Apr. 15 - Buddy Guy, Paths of Manitoga w/ Grace York you have to know Dutch emphasis on family life and the
(845) 446-8676 a play to the study was com- that I, as their teacher and di-
www.hhnaturemuseum.org www.constitutionisland.org 8pm Kennedy, 9am-2pm history,” says Dr. Maika. He is Reformed Dutch Church. Firth pletely appropriate. rector, had as much at stake in
Afterschool programs for chil- Public tours from June through Sat. Apr. 18 - “Mufaro’s Beau- widely published and appears is a Fellow of both the New Good plays for sixth graders the play as they did.
dren throughout the year September, Wed & Thu at 1 and tiful Daughters” by Dallas US MILITARY frequently on panels and as a Netherland Project and The can be tough to come by. Most We staged Theseus with a
Sat. Apr. 11 - Incredible Eggs, 2pm, leaving fm South Dock Children’s Theatre on Tour, ACADEMY BAND guest lecturer throughout the Holland Society of New York. are designed to be read in the minimum of props. We used
10am, ODC at West Pt. Res. req’d. 2pm West Point United States and Europe. His This lecture is sponsored by the
(845) 938-2617 class, not staged. Instead of tables, chairs, beanbag chairs
Mon/Fri Apr. 13/17 - Spring Thu. Apr. 23 - The Smothers fields include Atlantic History, New York Council for the Hu-
www.westpoint.edu/band making a search for the perfect and poles. Our only scenery was
Break Discovery Days, WEC VANBRUNT GALLERY Brothers, 7:30pm 17th century Manhattan, New manities
Sun. Apr. 19 - West Point Band play, I wrote it. That way I got the famous labyrinth, which we
137 Main St.. Beacon Amsterdam, Manhattan’s Mer- Boscobel is located on Route to choose the subject, length, constructed from the stage plat-
PUTNAM VALLEY *Note new address CHAPEL OF OUR LADY Chamber Music Series – Acad-
chant Community, and the 9D, in Garrison. The site is open cast of characters and interest forms of last year’s play. A ship
LIBRARY (845) 838-2995 RESTORATION emy Clarinet Quartet; 3pm in
Dutch in America. every day except Tuesday and level. we constructed out of students
30 Oscawana Lake Rd., www.vanbruntgallery.com 45 Market St., Cold Spring the West Point Jewish Chapel,
(845) 528-3242 845-265-5537 On Saturday, April 25, at welcomes visitors from 9:30am The final play, Theseus, was walking slowly towards the
Gallery open Thu/Mon free.
www.putnamvalleylibrary.org 11am-6pm www.chapelofourlady.com 10am food historian Peter G. to 5pm, through December. For designed to give each student stage, carrying a mast and sail.
Hours: Sun. 1-5; Mon. 10-6; Through Apr. 27-Exhibit: Sun. Apr. 19 - Concert: Fred THE HOWLAND Rose will present the second detailed information call 265- in the sixth grade time on stage. We performed Theseus to
Tue/Wed 10-8; Thu/Fri 11-5; Quad Show Katzenberg, oboe & Gary CENTER lecture, “Dutch Influence on the 3638 or visit www.boscobel.org. Most students were excited about one hundred-fifty people:
Sat - 10-5 Klein, piano. 4pm, free. 477 Main Street,Beacon American Kitchen and Life.” about performing, but under- parents, students and members
Book discussion group 3rd Tue. COUNTY PLAYERS, INC. (845) 831-4988 neath their excitement was ner- of the Garrison community. The
of each month, 7:30pm 2681 West Main Street
Sun. May 10 - Sunset Read-
ing Series: Jeffrey McDaniel, Thursdays, 7-9pm - Medita-
tion Classes, drop in, no pre-
Taconic Opera’s Season Ends vousness. At least half had never student actors performed re-
Wappingers Falls
PUTNAM ARTS (845) 298-1491
poet, 4pm, free
reg req’d, $8 class With a Double Bill performed before. I, as their
teacher, also had concerns.
markably well considering how
little rehearsal time we’d had
COUNCIL www.countyplayers.org STONECROP GARDENS Through Apr. 26 - Members’ Many had weak voices. The play (less than three weeks). Almost
The Taconic Opera season The second opera, The Medium,
Tilly Foster Farm Fri./Sun. May 14/16 - How to 81 Stonecrop Lane Art Exhibition; reception Sat. was long: longer than I real- everyone remembered their
Cold Spring will draw to a close with a is the horrifying story of a
100 Route 312 Succeed in Business Without Apr. 4, 3-5pm ized. Since the sixth grade was lines. The funny scenes pro-
Brewster (845) 265-2000 double bill, as Giacomo woman pretending to speak to
Really Trying - Fridays & Sats. Fri. Apr. 10 - Pianist Geir two sections, a couple of roles duced laughs. The quiet students
(845) 278-0230 www.stonecrop.org Puccini’s Il Tabarro and Gian the dead, and finding, to her
at 8, Sun. May 10 only at 2pm Henning Braaten, 7:30pm needed to be shared by two projected their voices and were
www.putnamartscouncil.com Mon. – Thurs., & 1st & 3rd Carlo Menotti’s The Medium surprise, that the dead want to
Thu. Apr. 16 - The Callen Sis- actors. heard. The monsters were dra-
Art Classes for all ages. Spring Sat., 10am – 5pm, Fri., will be presented at The answer her. Taconic Opera pays
PUTNAM VALLEY ARTS 10am – dusk, $5/ members - ters, 7:30pm Rehearsal was, as I put it to matic, and nobody got hurt
Classes begin mid-April Yorktown Stage on Saturday tribute to Gian Carlo Menotti,
(845) 528-7420 no charge Sun. Apr. 26 - Zuill Bailey, the students, “The most fun during the fight scenes. The
Apr. 17/May 3 - 36th Annual April 25 at 8pm and Sunday a resident of Mt. Kisco, who
www.putnamvalleyarts.com Tue. Apr. 14 - Guided Garden 4pm you’ll have and the hardest work whole play went without a se-
Putnam County High School April 26 at 2pm. passed away last year.
PVArts1@aol.com Tour - Spring Bulbs, 6pm–7pm, you’ll do.” Homework became rious hitch. At the end, the stu-
Student Art Show, opening Sweeping music accompanies Ticket prices are $32-$47.
Meets the third Tuesday of $10/members - no charge PUTNAM VALLEY a frantic effort to memorize dents took a well-deserved bow,
recpetion: Fri. Apr. 17, 2-5pm the month Il Tabarro, an opera that many Senior and student discounts are
HISTORICAL SOCIETY believe to be Puccini’s best. In available. Call 914-245-3415 parts. Every day the classroom and received a thunderous round
BOSCOBEL Mill St. & Peekskill Hollow was transformed into an arena of applause. The risks every-
Putnam Valley Il Tabarro a man discovers his to reserve. The Yorktown Stage
Route 9D for a boot camp of voice pro- one took were well rewarded.
Garrison (845) 528-1024 wife’s unfaithfulness, which is located at 1974 Commerce
Hrs: T&W 9am-2pm; leads to one of the most chill- Street, Yorktown Heights. jection, character development,
(845) 265-3638
Fax: (845) 265-4405 Sun. 1-3pm. ing finales in opera repertoire. www.taconicopera.org
www.boscobel.org Schoolhouse Museum exhibit
Open every day except “Ethnic Diversity in Putnam
Tues., 9:30am-5pm, County”
last tour at 4:15pm.
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HV Shakespeare Festival Wins Oboist and Pianist Open Garrison School 2009 Fair Spotlights the
Innovation in Business Award at Cold Chapel’s Music Series Inquiring Minds of Young Scientists
Spring Chamber Dinner Frederick Katzenberg on The Garrison Union Free
School’s 2009 Science Fair,
oboe and Gary Klein on
Local businessman and board members are also honored piano open the new season
held from March 23-27, high-
lighted the inquiring minds
Toasts, roasts, thanks, and of The Chapel of Our Lady and hard work of the school’s
congratulations filled the Restoration on April 19. students. The first two days
event as a local business- Their program’s astonish- o f th e ex h ibit f o cu s ed on
man, past board members, ing range includes the New K-4 students, while 5th-8th
and a high school senior were York premiere of “Juravas” graders showed their work
honored and celebrated dur- (Sea Songs) by composer of on Wednesday and Thursday.
ing the Cold Spring Area
Latvian music, Dace Aperans. Winners were selected from
Chamber of Commerce’s An-
The Sunday afternoon concert both age groups to represent
nual Awards Dinner, held
is at 4, and admission free. the school at the Tri-County
March 26, 2009 at Dutchess
They will also play Bach’s Science and Technology Fair
Manor. The event attracted
Oboe Sonata in G Minor; to be held April 25 at White
more than 100 guests for
Plains High School in White
an evening of cocktails and Wayne Barlow’s The Win-
Oboist Frederick Katzenberg Plains.
appetizers, dinner, and the ter’s Passed – a sentiment
Eddie-Joe Barry and Ethan
awards ceremony. we can all relate to! – which
York Times review that said Penner were recommended to
This year’s Philip Baumgar- incorporates the folk tune, this would be possible with- help them clarify the use of
he played with “virtuosity represent the Garrison School
ten Memorial Scholarship, “Wayfaring Stranger;” the out the community’s sup- the scientific process. Dur-
Philip Baumgarten Scholarship winner Peter Scherer is and admirable clarity.” A at the K-4 level. Other win-
named in honor of former pastoral Reverie by De- p o rt . T h i s y e a r’s m e n t o rs i n g t h e f a i r, j u d g e s s p e n t
pictured next to Mrs. Esther Baumgarten. ners from this group were
Chamber president Philip Wyoming native, he began t i m e w i t h e a c h e x h i b i t o r,
bussy; the crowd-pleasing Caroline DiSarro, Amanda and judges included Cathy
Baumgarten, was presented ning’s Innovation in Business ing and public relations as piano studies at age seven, Bakker, Thad Cook, Karen giving the young scientist
Oboe Sonatina by Thomas Erickson, Alexa Gagnon,
by Esther Baumgarten, widow Award was kept under wraps well as serving as Secretary made his debut with the Chey- and Dave Drotar, Elizabeth an opportunity to talk about
Walmisley, Trinity College Hattie LeFavour, Anna Nor-
of Philip, to Haldane High until the dinner. A record of the Board. Gillian Thorpe enne Symphony Orchestra at Dushin, Lisa Mechaley, Pe- his or her work. Parents vol-
Cambridge organist in the thup, and Estella Struck.
School senior Peter Scherer. number of votes came in served as the Board’s vice fourteen and was national ter Lewis, Linda Lomonaco, unteered on those days to
1800s; a Chopin solo for Micah Adams, Samantha
Peter received a $750 schol- from chamber members and president and maintained the winner of the Marie Morrisey Chip Marks, Ed McGowan, monitor children waiting to
piano, and Falla’s profound H e a n u e , K a d y N e i l l , Ti m
arship to support his college local residents for this year’s Chamber website, a position Keith Young Artists Competi- Ted Miller, Krista Osborn, meet with a judge.
“Seven Spanish Folk-Songs.” Suits, and Philip DiSarro and
endeavors. Peter epitomizes nominees: Boscobel Restora- she still holds although she Pete Salmansohn, Joanna and For the science fair each
tion at seventeen. He studied Jack Revkin (jointly) won
the criteria for this award, as a tion; Cold Spring Farmers is no longer a board member. M r. K a t z e n b e rg s t u d i e d Frank Suits, and Joe Waldron. participant chooses a topic
with the eminent Australian first place in their respective
student who has demonstrated Market; Garrison Institute; She is the director of the with Lucien Debray of the Chrissy Colasurdo, Melinda of interest and develops a
pianist and recording artist, categories, and were recom-
outstanding and enthusiastic The Garrison Resort/Inn; Julia L. Butterfield Memo- Paris Opera and at that city’s Higbee, Jeanette Mayer, Ja- project. Students in the 4th
Bruce Hungerford, at Mannes mended to the Tri-County
community spirit, volunteer- Hudson Valley Shakespeare rial Library in Cold Spring. l’Ecole Normale de Musique, net Rodzevik, Jen Waldron, through 8th grades use the
College of Music and went Fair. Russell Cox, Maddie
ism, and work ethic. The Festival; and Surprise Lake Randi Schlesinger is the after graduating from New Linda Tafapolsky, and Mary scientific method, and those
on to graduate from SUNY Freeman, Emma Jacoby, Em-
Chamber salutes Peter and Camp. While all of these founder and creative direc- York’s Mannes College of Ellen Yanitelli acted as child projects consist of a model,
manuelle Palikuca, Kaan So-
his achievements and wishes organizations celebrated the tor of RS Identity Design, Purchase. He has given con- monitors. Linda Hoffman, charts and/or diagrams, and
Music. He performed the lakoglu and Lizzie Walker
him well as he pursues stud- spirit of the award as the which specializes in branding certs throughout the tri-state Linda Lomonaco, and Donna a prepared oral presenta-
New York and New Jersey captured 2nd place. Lianna
ies in engineering. business or organization to and collateral for corporate area, including the world Pidala helped set up exhibits. tion for science professionals
premieres of Walter Skolnik’s Culp, Chris Delamater, Tess
Two runner-up candidates, bring visitors to Philipstown, identity, product packaging, premieres of works by com- B&L Deli in Cold Spring con- from the community who
Oboe Sonatina and was a Hansler, Milly London, Han-
Gregory Casement and Bryce only one would take home the and special events. During posers William Schimmel and tinued its support by donating judge the projects. Children
member of the 2008 Irvington nah Penner, Ander Stebe-
Tortora Biederman, received trophy. Congratulations to her time on the Chamber Dary John Mizelle. He is a much-appreciated breakfasts in the lower grades are en-
Festival Opera Orchestra. Glorius, and John Swartz-
honorable mentions and a Hudson Valley Shakespeare Board, she tirelessly—and and lunch for the volunteers couraged to participate at a
member of the piano faculty welder received 3rd place.
$50 savings bond generously Festival as the Innovation in successfully—led the insur- He has appeared as soloist during the judging. more relaxed level, and do
at the C.W. Post Campus of Honorable Mention awards
donated by Christie McCoy Business Awardee. ance committee in the search in many venues in the met- Student preparation began not have to meet with the
Long Island University. were given to Noah Camp-
of M & T Bank. There were four recipients for affordable health insur- ropolitan and tri-state areas, in January with a Day of judges if they do not want
The chapel is located at 45 bell, Matt Chason, Graydon
Businessman Joseph of Service Awards for their ance for Chamber members. including on television, ra- Wonder, during which the to do so. All entrants made
Market Street, Cold Spring. Cook, Elizabeth Lansbury,
Giachinta was presented with time as a volunteer on the The Chamber of Commerce dio and the internet, and on elementary school teachers oral presentations this year.
Free parking is available on Penn LeFavour, Poppy Lon-
the Katie O’Donnell Award of Board of Directors of The wishes to congratulate all of a regular basis at Manhat- invited the children to look at The fair categories are biol-
don, Nicole Pidala, Spencer
Excellence by the evening’s Cold Spring Area Cham- the evening’s award recipi- weekends at the adjacent their world more closely and o g y, c h e m i s t r y, e a r t h a n d
tan’s Our Lady of Guadelupe Rundquist, Megan Scali, and
MC, Vinny Tamagna, for the ber. Cathryn Fadde, owner ents and to thank MC Vinny Metro North Train Station. ask questions about it. Men- space science, engineering
Church. Founder of the Kat- Serena Wessely.
beautification of Route 9 of Cathryn’s Tuscan Grill, Ta m a g n a a n d t h e s t a ff o f The music series is made tors met with middle school and technology, environment,
zenberg Classical Trio and Science Fair Co-chairs
with Appalachian Market. He accepted the award for her Dutchess Manor for making possible, in part, with public students in early February to mathematics/computer sci-
co-founder of Time’s Trio Karen Cox and Kathy
was recognized for the hand- 10 years of dedication and the evening such a success. funds from New York State go over their projects and ence, and physics.
and the Lexington Woodwind Hamel noted that none of
some sign that now greets tireless contributions as past For more information Council on the Arts Decen-
visitors to Philipstown at president and as past treasurer about the Cold Spring Area Quintet, he has also been a
tralization Program, admin-
the intersection of Routes 9 of the board. Rand Otten is the Chamber of Commerce in- member of the Westchester
istered in Putnam County by
& 403 and for his role as a director of development for cluding how to become a Symphony Orchestra.
leader among the businesses Putnam Arts Council. In-
Putnam ARC. As a chamber member, please visit www. Mr. Klein made his Carn-
along the Route 9 corridor. board member, Rand has been coldspringchamber.com or dividual contributions are
egie Hall debut in 1981 to a
He is also the owner of Mid- a vital part of the group’s contact executive director welcome.
standing ovation and a New
Hudson Concrete Products summer music series, har- Maureen McGrath at 914-
in Cold Spring. vest festival committee, and 420-7995 or chamberdirec-
In true Oscar style, the eve- headed the group’s advertis- tor@gmail.com
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MYSTERY (Cont’d from front pg.) VETS (Cont’d from front pg.)
$500,000 in order to make the that bringing people to the Outward Bound programs. A
necessary improvements and great outdoors for a week of trademark Outward Bound
repairs to the house. challenging activity and good experience is spending time
Outward Bound began with fellowship could help make alone in the wilderness, during
a “search and rescue” mission the transition to civilian life a which young people are forced
in England in 1941. Kurt Hahn, little smoother by healing the to confront the fear of being
who had fled Nazi Germany, psychological wounds of war. alone. Figuring that veterans
realized that British merchant “People that come to Out- have already been through
marines were not able to sur- ward Bound, they learn skills such experiences, the courses
vive long in the cold seas after to endure times of adversity,” do not feature the solitary
their ships were sunk by Ger- said Meg Ryan, who directs portion and do not need to
man U-boats. He figured that the organization’s veterans teach rudimentary survival
with better mental and physical program. “[Outward Bound or navigational skills.
training, they could acquire the founder] Kurt Hahn really felt “It’s kind of a neat mutual
fortitude and skills needed to like youth just really need an reciprocity,” Read said. “The
hang on in harsh conditions. experience to hang in there, Outward Bound staff learn a
He called his school “Outward don’t give up when the seas of lot from the participants and
Bound,” after the nautical term life get rough and really learn the participants really gain
denoting when a ship leaves about service and compassion a lot of insight and have in-
its harbor for the sea. for your other fellow human terests in wilderness skills.”
Notably, Outward Bound beings.” Frequently veterans are most
has not used their Garrison After Vietnam, Outward excited about learning rock-
plot or the Hudson River as Bound’s veterans program climbing, to the surprise of OB
an outdoor classroom, though The former Swinburne mansion at Mystery Point, which serves, for now, as the headquarters focused on those with post- instructors who assumed that
the handful of employees at of Outward Bound, USA. traumatic stress disorders. it would have been included
the headquarters frequent the a city neighborhood can be as of what Outward Bound did leadership work we do with With support from Disabled in military training.
nearby Scenic Hudson trails. challenging as taking them to for him, he sought to help the our students,” and he hopes American Veterans, the pro- After spending the days kay-
Read said that if, by some twist the mountains. The organiza- organization out. After serving to collaborate more with them gram took veterans out of hos- aking, climbing, and hiking,
of fate, they were able to stay, tion also runs a number of on the board for some time, he in the future. pitals and into the wilderness. participants gather around the
they would construct a ropes elementary, middle, and high was elected president in 2002. Outward Bound seeks not Now, the Sierra Club Founda- campfire each evening for a
course for city executives. schools in cities throughout the Of the 30,000 annual par- simply to teach participants tion has donated significant “debriefing,” a time set aside
Such a program, Read said, country. Through its Expedi- ticipants, only about 7,000 are survival skills in the wilder- sums through 2010 to sup- to discuss the challenges they
would “be a great shot in the tionary Learning Schools, such adults, as the program is geared ness, but also to help them port programs for veterans of face.
arm for the local economy,” as the Bronx Expeditionary toward promoting character “focus on who they are” and Operation Enduring Freedom “Nothing is forced,” Ryan
as participants would stay at Learning High School, Out- development, leadership, and who they are becoming so that and Operation Iraqi Freedom, said. “[The veterans] always Veterans hike down a mountain on an Outward Bound course.
local bed and breakfasts and ward Bound seeks to combine service among youths. “The they are “ready for the real whether or not they are suf- say, ‘well, we don’t want these
patronize Philipstown eateries experiential, adventure-based most fearful experience for Outward Bound game, which fering from any post-trauma really intense kumbaya ses- it extremely difficult to relax money steered “straight to
and shops. learning with academic rigor kids today is being alone,” is the rest of their lives,” ac- disorder. In fact, nowadays sions.’” and enjoy my life. I spent time Outward Bound as part of
In recent years, Outward and discipline. The program Read said, and one of the key cording to Read. the goal is to prevent such Each course features a “cul- with my family, exercised, their reintegration process
Bound has not enjoyed much has received support from elements of most Outward Mystery Point theoretically disorders from arising, and minating activity,” an all-day tried to get into my social life back home.”
civic cooperation with Gar- Harvard’s school of education. Bound courses is time spent is an ideal location for Outward even servicemen on active challenge, such as ascending and even saw a psychiatrist. According to Bob O’Rourke,
rison and Cold Spring, but, Read, who was an assistant alone in the wilderness. Each Bound—just steps from the duty attend the courses. a peak. When they reach the … but the last five days [on a veterans program instructor,
Read said, “I’d like to think secretary in President Ford’s course also features a chal- Appalachian Trail and across So many veterans have ap- top, the veterans hold a “re- an Outward Bound course] I “The Outward Bound expe-
that we’ve been good com- labor department, first encoun- lenge that participants must the Hudson from West Point, plied for the free courses that membrance ceremony” and have thought very little about riential approach is to take a
munity citizens.” tered Outward Bound when overcome as a team, such as where people have some expe- Outward Bound is forced to place stones in honor of their the past or future. I cannot group of strangers, put them in
Even though Outward Bound he and his son took a “life- climbing a mountain. rience surviving tough situa- turn down several thousand fallen brethren in a pile called describe to you how liberating a new, very different environ-
is frequently associated with changing” course in 1992. At Outward Bound courses bear tions. Though the organization each year. In 2010, the year a cairn, an old Celtic tradition. that is,” he wrote. ment (wilderness, mountains,
the wilderness, being based the time, the two were not some similarity to plebe sum- seems to be relatively aloof the current Sierra grant ex- One veteran who attended a Ryan is working to secure desert), and challenge them
in New York City would not getting along, and they thought mer at West Point, which is from the locality, Philipstown pires, they hope to serve 1,000 course at Joshua Tree in Utah more grant money, from the physically and emotionally all
be out of character for the a wilderness course would across the river from Mystery residents are free to wander veterans. wrote in a letter of thanks, Sierra Club and other sources, the while keeping the atmo-
organization. A quarter cen- improve the situation. During Point. At the beginning of the Scenic Hudson-managed The courses are only adapt- “Since my return from Iraq in including the federal govern- sphere very positive and safe.”
tury ago, Outward Bound be- their rock-climbing expedition each course, instructors “strip trails that traverse the property. ed slightly from the regular Summer 2007, I have found ment. She would like to see
gan offering programs in the in the Utah wilderness, while [students] of all things they
concrete wilderness of inner his son was holding him on regard as necessary,” even
cities across America. belay, Read had a “metaphysi- going so far as to remove
“For many kids, the city cal realization” that his son I-pods from duffle bags. Ac-
offers psychological challeng- was propping him up. From cording to Read, officials at
es,” Read said. Sometimes, then on, their relationship the U.S. Military Academy
taking suburban children into strengthened. Appreciative have been “intrigued by the
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Letters to the Editor
(Cont’d from pg.2)
Budget Advisory Committee
Former Trustee, Garrison
to the community, both for tax-
payers and children.
potential for substantial tax-
payer savings if Haldane school Middle Way Meditation Choir of Sandhurst Royal
each additional year of teach-
ing; then the raise for advanced
School District 2) Explain why teachers need
tenure when such job security
district merges with a neigh-
boring school district. Will the
Offers Stress Relief Academy Performs at St.
credits; and last the simple raise. 10 Questions for is foreign to practically all other
white-collar workers. Describe
Haldane teachers’ union uni-
laterally fight against consoli-
“The Four Noble Truths” is
the topic of Buddhism 101 this
covery of the path yourself.
The group meets on the sec-
Mary’s in Steeple Fundraiser
Every year, the total cost is the Haldane what possible benefit tenure dation regardless of the possible April, led by Reverend Com- ond and fourth Tuesday of ev- In a history-making event, the to it immensely.” The Sandhurst
larger, as is true statewide.
Garrison salaries average higher Teachers’ Union brings to children, particularly benefits to the taxpayers? passion of the Middle Way ery every month from 7:30 to choir of the Royal Military choir regularly gives recitals and
than 83% of the school districts if teachers’ skills and motiva- 7) Explain why the union feels Meditation Center in Cold 8:30pm. This April it meets Academy, Sandhurst, England, concerts, both in the Sandhurst
Dear Editor: Spring. The Buddha’s guide- on the 14th and the 28th. There
in NYS, and the Garrison School tion diminish over time. teachers should be compensated will present a concert at St. chapel and further afield. Made
The Haldane Board is ne- lines to end suffering, stress, is no charge and tea will be
has extremely advantageous 3) In these dire economic above and beyond their base Mary’s Episcopal Church, Cold in 2004, its first CD recording,
gotiating with the teachers’ anxiety, in your life will be served. The Center’s address
working conditions. times, describe the accommo- salaries for extracurricular as- Spring, Friday, April 17, as part Serve to Lead, features favor-
union for a new contract, so discussed. Adherents believe is 117 Main Street, Cold
The looming and increasing dations the Haldane teachers’ signments despite their abbre- of an unprecedented U.S. tour. ite music and anthems using the
this is an ideal time to ask the that you can’t do away with Spring (between Archipelago
amounts put pressure on the union is willing to make with viated work day and work year. The concert, to begin at 7:30pm, Royal Military Academy motto
union for some insight into the old age, illness, and death, but and the Country Goose) on the
budget every year to the extent respect to givebacks on sala- 8) Which is more important: is open to the public, with tick- as its title. This past January
way they think. It may be a you can control the way stress third floor (3E).
that other considerations are ries and benefits to ease the tax the union securing teacher pay ets available at $20 each for the choir recorded a Christmas
radical notion to expect any affects you by following a path The Middle Way Meditation
overwhelmed. We gave up sum- burden on families in varying increases or the school district regular admission and $15 music CD, A Sandhurst Christ-
measure of transparency and which has been outlined and Center has weekly meditations
mer school this year rather than degrees of financial distress. making cuts to Haldane athlet- apiece for senior citizens and mas Collection, due for release
accountability from the teach- made available to human be- Monday, 7-8pm and Wednes-
remove the raise funds from the 4) Will the union fight tooth ics to pay for their increases? students. Tickets can be ob- this spring.
ers’ union to those who pay ings for 2,400 years. day, 7-9pm (Wednesday is a
budget or ask for a small de- and nail against teacher salary 9) Does the Haldane teach- tained at the door or in advance At one time the choir largely
the salaries of their members, Participants will discuss full service). On weekday
crease in pay. freezes and givebacks even if ers’ union have any investment by calling 265-2539. involved officer cadets and,
namely taxpayers, but we ways to understand and imple- mornings there are medita-
The Garrison School Board’s this means layoffs for teacher in this community including any The program is expected to until the late 1970s, when
should give them a chance. ment this path under the guid- tions on Tuesdays, Wednes-
leadership will be brave and out- aides and cuts in educational sense of responsibility to the feature traditional Anglican women were admitted, was
Here are ten questions for the ance of teachings on how to days, and Thursdays from 7-
standing, now and into the services? taxpayers? music from five centuries, plus exclusively male. Recognized
union whose answers might gain greater happiness 8am. These are open sits;
murky future, by changing the 5) Given how incredibly gen- 10) What message is the – as organizers promise – “a as the foremost ecclesiastical
help the Haldane Board nego- through creating a peaceful, come in when you can, stay
expectation for annual raises. erous this community has been Haldane teachers’ union send- few surprises along the way!” choir in its area, it currently has
tiate a fiscally responsible stress free existence for your- as long as you can. There are
It is the fair way to proceed in to Haldane teachers, will the ing to community stakeholders Half of the proceeds will go to both men and women and con-
contract more aligned with the self and the world. The con- monthly full-day retreats also.
difficult times. It will not be union engage in a protracted - from children to parents to restoration of St. Mary’s’ his- sists entirely of unpaid singers.
needs of taxpayers and this versations are led in such a Call 265-4341 for further in-
easy, but it is the right time to fight if the Haldane Board holds taxpayers - when it always seeks toric steeple. Many members of the choir are
community. way that you make the dis- formation.
follow other districts in nego- the line by not granting salary more, even when taxpayers are As part of its 7-day Ameri- active in other musical spheres.
1) Explain why teachers,
tiating teachers’ pay, and con- increases, including cost of liv- struggling with reduced pay, job can visit, the choir will also sing Among them are several cho-
who are professionals, need a
ing, in the name of fiscal pru- loss, and tax-increase fatigue? at West Point and in New York ral directors, at least five or-
sider the community.
Betsy Calhoun
union and what benefit the
Haldane teachers’ union brings
dence? Joseph Barbaro Improv Performance to Help City at the Cathedral of St. John
the Divine, the Church of the
ganists, and several members
of the larger London symphonic
6) A recent study cited the Cold Spring
Member, Garrison School
Fund St. Philip’s Outreach Heavenly Rest, and St. Mary choruses. The Royal Military
T h e P u t n a m S p o rt s m a n
by Lynn E. Greenwood
Haldane’s Spring Track Team started off the season with Putnam Valley varsity lacrosse co-captain and senior Jim
VanderVeerdonk (#9) takes a shot against Suffern during
www.pcnr.com a strong performance at its meet against North Salem.The
team is back in action against Dover on April 14. the April 4th away game that resulted in a 12-10 victory
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Landscapes by Frank Cannas Haldane PTA and Wellness Garrison Fine Art Restorer Building Bridges’ Summer
at Bannerman Gallery Committee Publish Healthy Janice Selfridge Receives River Workshops are Set
Kids Cookbook Jointly Putnam SCORE Award
nutritious and that our chil-
dren will eat. The hope is that
this cookbook will help with
that dilemma. The cookbook
also offers about 50 sugges-
tions for quick, easy, nutri-
tious snacks for those hungry
periods between meals. The
cookbook has the added at-
traction of being wonder-
fully illustrated by some very Building Bridges Building each day. Session I runs from
talented Haldane students. Boats, (BBBB), in associa- July 6-10, session II from
The price of the cookbooks tion with the Cold Spring Boat July 13-July 17, and session
is $12 and orders will be ac- Club and Scenic Hudson, is III from July 20-24.
cepted from the public. The again holding its summer BBBB is a nonprofit, 501C-
deadline for orders is April river workshop for students 3 organization. Because of
The Bannerman Castle sports events. 15. Checks can be made to from grade 6 and up. There current economic conditions
Tr u s t , I n c . w e l c o m e s r e - Frank began exhibiting In response to the ever the Haldane PTA and mailed will be three one-week ses- BBBB’s board of trustees has
nowned Hudson Valley artist while still employed. In increasing concern about the to: Haldane PTA; 15 Craig- The economy may be strug- who wants to start a business
sions beginning July 6. Stu- decided to hold prices for
Frank Cannas back to The 1996 he retired and now he national epidemic of over- side Dr.; Cold Spring, NY gling, but Janice Selfridge’s or who needs professional ad-
Bannerman Island Gallery paints for his own pleasure dents will learn boat handling this year at the 2008 levels.
weight and undernourished 10516. With your check, also business is thriving - a turn of vice for an existing business.
for Hudson Valley Florals and for his studio. Fine art and boat safety while gaining For information and regis-
children, the Haldane PTA provide your name, address, events she attributes largely “The counselors in the
and Landscapes. The exhibit is his way of life, and he an intimate knowledge of the tration contact Jay Barrett
and Wellness Committee have and a phone number to be to the counseling she received SCORE office in Carmel did
opens on April 11, (Beacon’s paints plein-aire or in his Hudson River. At least half at 265-5220 or email him
joined forces to publish a called when books are in to from SCORE in Carmel. everything,” says Selfridge.
Second Saturday) with an studio at home. He has won the day is spent in BBBB at dstenzel@optonline.net.
recipe book with over 80 be picked up. Any questions Selfridge is the president “They helped me structure the
artist reception from 4pm over 20 awards in nationally boats under the supervision The Summer River Work-
healthy, kid-approved recipes or orders can be e-mailed and conservator of Hudson business, create a marketing
to 6pm. juried exhibitions, and he is of experienced personnel. shop serves as training for
from over 30 Haldane fami- to recipes@haldanepta.org. Valley Fine Art Conserva- plan, reviewed materials,
Frank Cannas was born in also a member of the board Part of each day is devoted other BBBB events held
lies. We all face the problem Questions can also be di- tors, Inc. (HVFAC), in Bea- and helped me regroup and
the Bronx in 1936, of Italian of the Hudson Valley Art to activities including, sea- throughout the year includ-
of what we can make for rected to Deirdre Knapp at con. A graduate of Rutgers refocus when I had a major
immigrants. Frank remem- Aassociation. manship studies, log keeping, ing races, trips, and festivals.
bers when his father caught Fifty percent of the pro- dinner that will be healthy, 265-9485. University, she has studied setback.” The help ranged
beachcombing and explora- This year BBBB rowers will
him as a six-year-old, draw- ceeds from the sale of paint- at NYU, the Art Students from suggesting a revised
tion. The emphasis is on fun take a five-day trip from
League, the Fashion Institute logo to guiding her through
ing on the side of his mother’s
dresser with a straight pin.
ings will be donated to The
B a n n e r m a n C a s t l e Tr u s t , Joseph Bellusico Receives of Technology, and the NY the creation of an entire busi-
and safety.
Sessions 1 and 2 are open
Saugerties to Cold Spring,
beginning June 29. Informa-
Instead of reprimanding him,
he gave Frank a piece of paper
Inc. for the preservation of
Bannerman Island. Banner- M.S. Ed From Plattsburgh Academy of Art. She began
her career in conservation in
ness plan.
“As the business evolved
to all. Session 3 is for stu-
dents who have successfully
tion for this trip is available
by emailing David Hardy
and a pencil and said “this man Island is set to open for Joseph J. Bellusico, of Cold an original member of the 1995 and has been actively over time,” says Selfridge, “I
completed at least one week at hardy@highlands.com or
is where you draw - not on guided tours on May 4. Ban- Spring, received an M.S. Ed State University of New York. working in the field since. met with the SCORE coun-
the furniture.” nerman Castle Trust is also of river training. The program 265-4290.
in Curriculum and Instruction The four-year comprehensive HVFAC cleans and repairs selors more than ten times
Frank graduated from the sponsoring a benefit on the will run from 9am to 3pm
this winter. More than 500 college now serves 5,500 paintings, historical frames, over the course of a year.”
illustration program at the
School of Visual Arts in 1958.
Mystic Whaler on May 29,
2009. The Bannerman Island
graduates crossed the dais
during SUNY Plattsburgh’s
undergraduates and 500
graduate students. It offers
and the original artwork and
decoration in churches.
Today, Hudson Valley Fine
Art Conservators is a profit- Joseph Bellusico Receives
He worked as staff artist for
Ross Art Studio, and then
Gallery is open on Fridays,
Saturdays, and Sundays from winter commencement ex-
ercises. SUNY Plattsburgh
60 programs/majors and a
wide range of special pro-
But while Selfridge is very
good at restoring artwork,
able and growing business.
One new museum client told
M.S. Ed From Plattsburgh
for Equitable life Insurance 12 noon to 5pm and on Sec- she was not much of an in- Selfridge, “If you can accept Joseph J. Bellusico, of Cold The four-year comprehensive
Company, and Philip Mor- ond Saturdays from 12 noon president John Ettling pre- grams, which prepare gradu-
sided over the ceremony. ates for professional life and dependent businesswoman credit cards, we will feed Spring, received an M.S. Ed college now serves 5,500
ris, as well as freelancing, to 9pm and by appointment in Curriculum and Instruction undergraduates and 500
SUNY Plattsburgh, www. advanced studies through a and badly needed help in you as much work as you
producing illustrations for during the week. For more this winter. More than 500
plattsburgh.edu, was founded strong foundation in liberal structuring and organizing can handle.” Now an astute graduate students. It offers
book covers, text books, ads, information call Neil Caplan
in 1889 as a teaching col- arts and an experience that her business. Enter the Put- businesswoman, Selfridge graduates crossed the dais 60 programs/majors and a
magazines, children’s books, at 845-234-3204.
lege and in 1948 became celebrates excellence, ethical nam SCORE chapter. immediately arranged to take during SUNY Plattsburgh’s wide range of special pro-
and color posters for many
values, lifelong learning and SCORE, counselors to credit cards. winter commencement ex- grams, which prepare gradu-
responsible citizenship in a America’s small business, In recognition of Self- ercises. SUNY Plattsburgh ates for professional life and
global community. is an independent, non-profit, ridge’s accomplishments, president John Ettling pre- advanced studies through a
national affiliate of the Small Putnam SCORE recently sided over the ceremony. strong foundation in liberal
Business Administration. It presented her with one of SUNY Plattsburgh, www. arts and an experience that
offers free, confidential busi- t h e C h a p t e r ’ s “ Aw a r d f o r plattsburgh.edu, was founded celebrates excellence, ethical
ness counseling to anyone Business Success.” in 1889 as a teaching col- values, lifelong learning and
Corrections lege and in 1948 became responsible citizenship in a
an original member of the global community.
The article on the Putnam State University of New York.
Valley Baseball Association’s
parade that appeared on the
front page of the April 1, 2009,
Putnam Valley edition of the
PCN&R incorrectly named
Kevin Gallagher as the Com-
missioner of the PVBA. The
association’s Commissioner
is Ray Gallagher.
PVHS Mock Trial Takes County Gold Honors, Again Girl Scouts Celebrate B O C E S S t u d e n t s C o o k
Thinking Day Ziti for Soup Kitchen
Putnam Valley High School has taken top honors for the The Mahopac High School Mock Trial Team and their
second year in succession. Joining the team is their coach advisors District Attorney Adam Levy and Dan Ricci line
and advisor Sean Gilroy (right) up for a team photo.
by Eric Gross from Mahopac High coached manner in which the cases gratulated each other. The
by District Attorney Adam were presented was achieved judge called the sportsman-
Putnam Valley High School Levy and PV Historian and by the students themselves,” ship exhibited by the young
may be one of Putnam’s small- Mahopac teacher Dan Ricci. said Gilroy. people “genuine” as he con-
er secondary schools but when Levy praised all of the teams On Sunday, March 15, the ent country to represent and BOCES students Patrick Boddie (Lakeland) and Sarah
Both Gilroy and Levy were gratulated all of the students.
it comes to debating judicial and their members for a “job Girl Scouts of Hudson High- learn something about. The Rosenfield (Putnam Valley) show their culinary skill in a
impressed how all members P u t n a m Va l l e y w i l l n o w
matters, the school is a giant. well done. These young people lands enjoyed a Thinking Day girls presented songs, dances, community service effort for the Peekskill Salvation Army
of the various teams were enter regional competition
For the second consecutive now have a better understand- celebration at the Methodist food, and language from their soup kitchen.
able to fit their cases into in Dutchess County later this
year, the PVHS Mock Trial ing of the law and I’m sure Church. country. There were Russian
extremely busy schedules. month. Cooking for a cause, more effort provides the students
Team has bested all competi- many will continue in the legal Thinking Day is celebrated and Irish step dancers, Eng-
“The students play sports, Members of the winning than a dozen BOCES Tech with hours of community ser-
tion by taking the county’s profession. They are a tribute around the world by Girl lish scones, Chinese fortune
a r e e n r o l l e d i n a d v a n c e d Putnam Valley team included Center students whipped up vice, a hands-on culinary
mock trial championship at the to their schools, families, and Scouts and Girl Guides on cookies, Mexican guacamole,
courses, and take part in ex- Dillon Chesnut, Dan Cray, ziti marinara, garlic bread, experience, and a chance to
Putnam County Courthouse. the entire community.” February 22. This day is set dress from India and Japan,
tracurricular activities, yet Chris Nelson, Maddi Kane, salad, chocolate chip cookies, help people less fortunate.
Putnam Judge James Reitz PVHS debate team advisor aside for scouts around the food from Greece, and choco-
they sacrificed their leisure Jen Davis, Conor O’Leary, and lots and lots of meatballs Chopping onions, rolling
presided over the proceed- and teacher Sean Gilroy was world to honor their sister late from Switzerland.
time for the team,” said Levy. Rebecca Bierhoff, Nick Cas- to be served to as many as meatballs, stirring sauce, the
i n g s t h a t i n v o l v e d t e a m s thrilled that the school had s c o u t s . G i rl s c e l e b ra t e b y This event was attended
Gilroy noted on the days cioli, Courtney Bobik, and 80 patrons at the Peekskill students work side-by-side for
from Brewster, Carmel, and taken top honors both this participating in games, proj- by about 100 girls scout from
of the competition that took Mike Byrne. Salvation Army soup kitchen. two days in the Tech South
Mahopac, as well as Putnam year and last. ects, or celebrations with Daisy to Senior scouts.
place at 5pm at the court- T h e r u n n e r- u p M a h o p a c The cooks are students in kitchen on the BOCES Yor-
Valley. “The students put plenty global themes. The girls look forward to
house, “students wore suits H i g h S c h o o l M o c k Tr i a l Chef Stanley Rupinski’s Cu- ktown campus, with the Chef
Brewster and Carmel were of time and effort into their This year the event was their next event, Girl Scout
and dressy dresses to school Team was composed of Dan linary class at BOCES and Stanley’s Culinary group
first eliminated during the cases. From their opening organized by Junior Girl Scout Spirit Day, a day which the
resulting in a ‘buzz’ around S a l a m o n e , S e a n S p o ff o r d , members of the National serving as peer coaches for
r o u n d r o b i n c o m p e t i t i o n , statements and line of ques- troop 1410 from Garrison, led scouts thank the community
Putnam Valley High about Rebecca DeSio, Mike DeSan- Technical Honor Society from the honor students.
a n d o n Thurs day evening, tioning to the closing, they by Monica Mahoney-Adler. for their continued support.
the club.” dre, Alexander Pietrocola, a number of Career Academy Chef Rupinski and Tech
April 2, Putnam Valley re- excelled. While the language Each troop chose a differ- This will be held on Sunday
Once Judge Reitz rendered Michael Hegarty, and Tom courses at BOCES – from Center school counselor Gary
tained its championship with and terminology used was his verdict, members of both Civita. April 19 at 3pm. The com-
munity is invited to come and Fashion Design to Carpentry, Mancus are advisors in the
a close victory over a team t w e a k e d b y a d v i s o r s , t h e
PCNR.COM
teams came together and con- Computer Graphics, and TV event, which is in its fourth
meet the scouts on the lawn
of St. Mary’s Church. Production. The collaborative year.
Vo l u n t e e r s C o n t r i b u t e Ti m e a n d M o re a t M a n i t o g a
Nearly 40 volunteers con- Historic Landmark site visited trees, chip branches littering Course, Robert’s American
tributed more than 250 hours by thousands of design and the garden’s understory, spread Gourmet, and Dowser Water. LEGAL NOTICE to Section 2014 of the
Law; and, in anticipation E d u c a t i o n L a w, p e r s o n a l
of time, professional services, landscape enthusiasts from mulch to create easy footing Volunteer landscape days NOTICE OF ANNUAL of such tax, obligations of registration of voters is
and equipment at Manitoga’s across the county and around on pathways, and pull leaves run from 9am to 2pm, begin- DISTRICT MEETING said School District shall required, and no person shall
& E L E C T I O N , be issued. NOTICE IS be entitled to vote at said
first Volunteer Landscape Day the world each year. and weeds from the distinctive ning with a skills presentation FURTHER GIVEN, that the
ANNUAL PUBLIC meeting whose name does not
of the 2009 season on March Horticulturist and Manito- outdoor rooms in this wood- by the day’s leader; lunch is BUDGET HEARING aforesaid proposition will appear on the register of said
28. Led by arborist and Mani- ga Board member Katy Moss land garden. Garrison Tree served. The next will take A N D R E G I S T R AT I O N appear on the ballot labels School District or who does
toga Advisory Board member Warner, landscape designers donated woodchips for mulch place on April 18. Information OF VOTERS OF THE of the voting machines not register as hereinafter
Chris Galligan, seven teams Grace Kennedy and Michael and Philipstown Tree Service about 2009 volunteer land- HALDANE CENTRAL used at said meeting in provided, except a person
S C H O O L D I S T R I C T, the following abbreviated who is otherwise qualified to
worked around the Quarry Path Schoeller, arborist Chip Marks, donated usage of specialized scape days, docent open house COUNTY OF PUTNAM, form: PROPOSITION II: vote and is registered under
that rims the famed “Dragon former Manitoga landscape equipment to help with clean and training Day on April 26, COLD SPRING, NEW SCHOOL VEHICLES Shall the provisions of Article 5
Rock.” This “inner circle” intern Kate Millsaps, and Mani- up. Sandwiches, bottled water, and other rewarding volunteer YORK. the following resolution o f t h e E l e c t i o n L a w. T h e
forms the heart of the visi- toga tour docent Beth Sigler and snacks were contributed opportunities are available at NOTICE IS HEREBY be adopted, to wit: Board of Registration shall
GIVEN, that the Haldane RESOLVED, that the Board prepare a register for said
tor experience at the National headed up teams to remove dead by Pali’s Lunchbo, The Main www.russelwrightcenter.org Central School District of of Education of the Haldane District meeting, except
Philipstown will hold a Central School District at that the register prepared
LEGAL NOTICE effective date of this Local LEGAL NOTICE vote upon the authorization Philipstown, Dutchess and at the last annual meeting
LOCAL LAW # 4 OF 2009 Law. NOTICE OF PUBLIC of appropriation of the Putnam Counties, New or election shall be used
Section 80-2. E-Verify for AUCTION necessary financial sum York, is hereby authorized as a basis therefore and
Local Law #4 to purchase school vehicles
A L O C A L L AW T O all county employees. In accordance with the to meet the estimated shall include all persons
A. The Department of expenditures for the Haldane at an estimated maximum who shall have presented
AMEND THE PUTNAM applicable provisions of total cost of $65,000;
COUNTY CODE BY Personnel shall use the the Uniform Commercial Central School District themselves personally for
E - Ve r i f y I n t e r n e t - b a s e d ( 2 0 0 9 - 2 0 1 0 B u d g e t Vo t e ) and that such sum shall registration thereat and also
ADDING A NEW Code as in effect in be raised by a tax levy
CHAPTER 80 ENTITLED system, operated by the t h e S t a t e o f N e w Yo r k , including the authorization all persons who shall have
Department of Homeland of the Board of Education to be collected in annual been previously registered
“PERSONNEL” WITH A Consortium Properties, installments, with District
NEW ARTICLE I ENTITLED Security (DHS) in LLC will sell collateral to levy taxes therefore, as hereunder for any annual or
LEGAL NOTICE partnership with the Social well as the election of two obligations to be issued district meeting or election
COUNTY OF PUTNAM “ E - V E R I F Y consisting of uncertificated in anticipation thereof?
REQUIREMENTS FOR Security Administration securities representing a Board members, in Room and who shall have voted at
NOTICE FOR REQUEST NYS DOT (SSA), to verify the 105 of the Haldane Middle N O T I C E I S F U RT H E R any annual or special district
FOR PROPOSAL EMPLOYMENT WITH THE 50% ownership interest GIVEN, that petitions
REQUEST FOR BIDS COUNTY OF PUTNAM” employment authorization in Brewster Development School of the Haldane meeting or election held or
NOTICE IS HEREBY Sealed bids for the of newly-hired County Central School Building, nominating candidates for conducted during the four
GIVEN, that sealed BE IT ENACTED BY THE Group LLC, whose sole the office of Member of the
following projects will be COUNTY LEGISLATURE employees, and maintain asset (to the knowledge 15 Craigside Drive, Cold prior calendar years.
proposal, will be received by received in an envelope records documenting Spring, New York, Putnam Board of Education must be N O T I C E I S F U RT H E R
the Director of Purchasing OF THE COUNTY OF of Consortium Properties, filed with the Clerk of the
annotated with project PUTNAM, IN THE STATE i t s u s e o f E - Ve r i f y f o r LLC) consists of a single County, on Tuesday, May GIVEN, that the Board of
of Putnam County for the name and number until each employee and shall 19, 2009. Polls will be open District between the hours Registration will meet at
following commodities and/ OF NEW YORK, as follows: parcel of commercial real of 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM,
10:30 a.m. on May 07, 2009 Section 1. A new Section maintain such record in each property containing 17.567 from 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM the Haldane High School,
or service: a t t h e O ff i c e o f C o n t r a c t employee’s personnel file. Prevailing Time. not later than Monday, April 15 Craigside Drive, in Cold
R F P # 0 5 - 0 9 - 80 entitled “Personnel” with acres located at 1050 Route 20, 2009. The following
Management, NYS Dept. of a new Article I entitled B. An employee is hereby 6 in the town of Southeast, N O T I C E I S F U RT H E R Spring, New York, in said
COMPREHENSIVE Transportation, 1ST FLOOR defined as any person, elected GIVEN, that a copy of the vacancies are to be filled school district on Tuesday,
HEALTHCARE SERVICES “ E - Ve r i f y R e q u i r e m e n t s N e w Yo r k 1 0 5 0 9 . T h e on the Board of Education:
SUITE 1 CM, 50 WOLF RD, for Employment with the or appointed, competitive property fronts the east side statement of the amount May 12, 2009 between
FOR THE PUTNAM A L B A N Y, N Y 1 2 2 3 2 a n d class or management, who of money which will be Two (2) - three (3) year the hours of 4:00 PM and
COUNTY JAIL County of Putnam” is hereby of Route 6. terms expiring June 30, 2012.
will then be publicly read. A added to the Putnam County receives a salary from the There is no warranty required for the ensuing 8:00 PM Prevailing Time,
Detailed specifications certified or cashier’s check County of Putnam. year for school purposes, Name of Last Incumbents: on which date and time
may be secured at the Code to read as follows: relating to title, possession, Bruce Campbell and Evan
payable to the NYS Dept. of ARTICLE I Section 80-3. Severability. quiet enjoyment, or the like together with any text of the Board of Registration
office of the Director Transportation for the sum If any clause, sentence, any resolution which will be Schwartz will prepare the register of
of Purchasing, County E-Verify Requirement in this disposition. Each petition must be
specified in the proposal or Section 80-1. Legislative paragraph, subdivision, The collateral will be sold presented to the voters, may the school district and any
of Putnam Purchasing a bid bond, FORM CONR section, or part of this be obtained by any resident directed to the Clerk of the person shall be entitled to
Department located at 110 Intent. to the highest bidder at a District, must be signed by
391, representing “25% of This Legislature law or the application public auction on Thursday, in the district commencing have his name placed upon
Old Route 6, Building the bid total” as specified thereof to any person, Tu e s d a y, A p r i l 2 8 , 2 0 0 9 , at least thirty (30) qualified such register provided that
No. 3, Carmel, New York determines that the County A p r i l 2 3 , 2 0 0 9 a t 11 : 0 0 voters of the district, must
in the contract proposal, of Putnam has enacted individual, corporation, a . m . ( E a s t e r n Ti m e ) ( t h e E X C E P T S AT U R D A Y, at such meeting of the
10512 between the hours must accompany each bid. f i r m , p a r t n e r s h i p , e n t i t y, S U N D AY O R H O L I D AY; state the residence of each Board of Registration, he
of 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM, Local Law No. 14 of 2008, “Auction”). q u a l i f i e d v o t e r, a n d m u s t
Plans and proposals can be to require companies doing or circumstance shall be The Auction will be held during the hours of 9:00 AM is known or proven to the
M o n d a y t h r o u g h F r i d a y, obtained from the Plan Sales adjudged by any court of and 3:00 PM at the following state the name and address satisfaction of such Board of
beginning 1:00PM April business with the County at: of the candidate.
Unit, at the above address; to certify their compliance competent jurisdiction to be Cuddy & Feder LLP locations: Registration to be then and
1, 2009. The County of a n d t h e R e g i o n a l O ff i c e s invalid or unconstitutional, Haldane Central School The ANNUAL DISTRICT thereafter entitled to vote
Putnam officially distributes with federal law with respect 300 Westage Business ELECTION will be held at
noted below. The right is to the lawful hiring of such order or judgment Center District, Business Office, at said district meeting to
bidding documents from the reserved to reject all bids. shall not affect, impair, or Elementary School Office, the same hours as the Budget be held on the 19th day of
Purchasing Department or employees. may exist during Fishkill, New York 12524 Vo t e i n R o o m 1 0 5 o f t h e
A T T E N T I O N the application process for invalidate the remainder For additional information Middle School Office, and May, 2009; that the register
through the Hudson Valley CONTRACTORS, thereof, but shall be confined High School Office all Haldane Central School prepared pursuant to Section
Municipal Purchasing employment and further regarding this Auction Building, 15 Craigside Drive
Contractors should be determines that the County in its operation to the please contact: located at 15 Craigside 2014 of the Education Law
Group’s Regional Bid advised of new legislation clause, sentence, paragraph, Drive, Cold Spring, New C o l d S p r i n g , N e w Yo r k , shall be filed in the office
Notification System. Copies of Putnam should protect Patrick A. Nickler Putnam County, on Tuesday,
for Lobbying on All residents from document subdivision, section, or Patton Boggs LLP York 10516. of the School District Clerk;
of bidding documents Procurement Contracts p a r t o f t h i s l a w, o r i n i t s N O T I C E I S F U RT H E R May 19, 2009. Voting will that such register be open for
obtained from any other fraud in the hiring of County 2550 M Street, NW be by voting machine. Polls
effective January 1, 2006. employees. application to the person, Washington, DC 20037 GIVEN, that there will be inspection by any qualified
source are not considered Details of guidelines, individual, corporation, a public Budget Hearing will be open from 7:00 AM voter of the district; and the
official copies. Sealed This Legislature finds (202) 457-6530 Phone to 9:00 PM Prevailing Time.
regulations and forms that the United States f i r m , p a r t n e r s h i p , e n t i t y, (202) 457-6315 Fax on Tuesday, May 5, 2009, hours during which such
PROPOSAL must be filed are provided on the or circumstance directly at 7:00 PM in the Merritt N O T I C E I S F U RT H E R register will be open for
i n t h e a b o v e o ff i c e o n o r Department of Homeland pnickler@pattonboggs. GIVEN, that application for
Department’s Web Site. For Security and the Social involved in the controversy com Building of the Haldane inspection on each of the
before 1:00 PM May 1, 2009. more information, Contact in which such order or Central School for the absentee ballots for election five days prior to and the day
Dated: Security Administration D i s c l a i m e r . of the board member, on the
Person(s) Jodi Riano, Bill have established an judgment shall be rendered. Consortium Properties, LLC purpose of a discussion of set for the school meeting,
Carmel, New York Howe NYSDOT Contract Section 80- 4. SEQRA the expenditure of funds and budget and on propositions EXCEPT SUNDAY shall be
Alessandro Mazzotta, electronic system called is authorized at such sale, may be applied for at the
Management Bureau 50 Wolf “ E - Ve r i f y ” t o a s s i s t Determination. if it deems it advisable or the budgeting thereof. between 9:00 AM and 1:00
Purchasing Director Road, 1st Floor, Suite 1CM, This Legislature, being the N O T I C E I S F U RT H E R office of the Clerk of the PM Prevailing Time.
Putnam County employers in verifying the is required by applicable District. Such application
Albany NY 12232 Email: employment authorization State Environmental Quality law to do so: (1) to restrict GIVEN, that at said annual N O T I C E I S F U RT H E R
Purchasing Department j r i a n o @ d o t . s t a t e . n y. u s , Review Act (SEQRA) meeting to be held on for absentee ballots will GIVEN, that aside from the
of all their newly hired the prospective bidders on be available commencing
w h o w e @ d o t . s t a t e . n y. u s employees. Under this lead agency, hereby finds or purchasers of the above Tuesday, May 19, 2009 the usual meeting of the Board
(518) 457-3583 Suzanna and determines that this following Proposition will Friday, April 17, 2009. Such of Registration as designated
system, employers can check securities to be sold to those application must be received
C h a r l e s N Y S D O T O ff i c e the I-9 information supplied l a w c o n s t i t u t e s a Ty p e I I who will represent and agree be submitted: above, pursuant to Section
LEGAL NOTICE of Legal Affairs Email action pursuant to Section PROPOSITION II: by the District Clerk at least 2014 of the Education Law,
by employees to insure that that they are purchasing seven (7) days before the
GARRISON UNION s c h a r l e s @ d o t . s t a t e . n y. u s an employee’s name, social 617.5(c)(20), (21), and/or for their own account for SCHOOL VEHICLES the Board of Registration
FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT (518) 457-3583 (27) of Title 6 of the NEW Shall the following election if the ballot is to be will meet on the day of the
s e c u r i t y n u m b e r, d a t e o f investment and not with mailed to the voter, or the
Notice is hereby given Reg. 08, Joan Dupont, birth and citizenship status YORK CODE OF RULES a view to the distribution resolution be adopted, to wit: Annual District Meeting
that the annual inspection Regional Director, 4 Burnett A N D R E G U L AT I O N S RESOLVED, that the Board day before the election if and Election at the place
match government records. or resale of any of such the ballot is to be delivered
for 2008-2009 of the main Blvd., Poughkeepsie, NY This Legislature (6 NYCRR) and within assets, (2) to verify that of Education of the Haldane where this meeting is held,
building, Pavilion and 12603 the meaning of Section Central School District at personally to the voter. A for the purpose of preparing
determines that it would such securities have not list of all persons to whom
storage shed of the Garrison D 2 6 11 0 7 , P I N 8 8 1 0 . 9 0 , be prudent to institute a 8-0109(2) of the NEW been registered under the Philipstown, Dutchess and a Register for any meeting
Union Free School District F.A. Proj. C240-8810-903, YORK ENVIRONMENTAL Putnam Counties, New absentee ballots have been or election held AFTER the
new program requiring Securities Act of 1933 and issued will be filed with the
for fire hazards which Columbia, Dutchess, & the County Department of CONSERVATION LAW as a may not be disposed of in York, is hereby authorized Annual District Meeting and
might endanger the lives Putnam Cos., Preventive promulgation of regulations, to purchase school vehicles, Clerk of the District and Election held on Tuesday,
Personnel to utilize the violation of the provisions will be available for public
of students, teachers and Maintenance - Paving, “E-Verify” Program. rules, policies, procedures, of said Act, (3) to disclaim including incidental May 19, 2009.
employees therein, has been Routes 22, 23, 44, 203 and and legislative decisions in expenses in connection inspection during the regular BY ORDER OF THE
Therefore, the purpose of and to refuse to give any office hours until the day
completed and the report 987G (TSP), Bid Deposit this local law is to require connection with continuing warranty, and (4) to impose therewith, at an estimated BOARD OF EDUCATION
thereof is available at the $400,000.00, NO PLANS, agency administration, maximum total cost of of the election EXCEPT OF HALDANE CENTRAL
the County Department such other limitations or SATURDAY, SUNDAY OR
office of the Garrison Union Proposals $25, plus $8 of Personnel to utilize management and information conditions in connection $65,000; and that such SCHOOL DISTRICT
Free School at 1100 Route Postage. THIS CONTRACT collection. sum, or so much thereof as H O L I D AY. S u c h l i s t w i l l OF PHILIPSTOWN,
t h e “ E - Ve r i f y ” P r o g r a m with any such sale as also be posted in the office
9D, Garrison, New York for REQUIRES NIGHT TIME and maintain records Section 2. Effective Date. Consortium Properties, may be necessary, shall be PUTNAM AND DUTCHESS
inspection by all interested WORK. This law shall take effect raised by the levy of a tax of the District Clerk and at COUNTIES, NEW YORK
documenting its use of LLC deems necessary or the said polling place on the
persons. Goals: DBE 0% E-Verify for every County immediately. advisable in order to comply upon the taxable property Diane Stropoli
Garrison Board of of said School District day of the Annual District March, 2009
employee hired after the with said Act or any other Meeting.
Education applicable law. and collected in annual Cold Spring, New York
April, 2009 installments as provided by N O T I C E I S F U RT H E R
Section 416 of the Education GIVEN, that pursuant
T HE P UTNAM C OUNTY N EWS A ND R ECORDER Wednesday, April 8, 2009 Page 13
PV School Budget Debate Continues Despite Likely State Aid Norwegian Pianist Plays Grieg
The Howland Cultural Braaten made his concert
But Board’s president wants to cut even more Center and the Edvard Grieg debut in Oslo in 1966 and is
by Michael Mell the fund balance, described rate comparison between ance that the consortium is the AP program that had Society Inc., New York, are considered one of Norway’s
The trustees were divided
by Mr. Lee, would lead to the BOCES consortium (in t h e b e s t d e a l . ” M r. R e a l e been described earlier in co-sponsoring a piano concert foremost pianists. He has
on the best way to proceed.
The solution to a small its depletion by the end of which the district is a cur- offered that he could find the evening by Assistant by one of Norway’s fore- given concerts throughout
Frank Reale asked whether
mystery of the universe was t h e 2 0 1 2 - 1 3 s c h o o l y e a r. rent participant) and those out the cost of an actuary Superintendent Dr. Barbara most pianists, Geir Henning Europe as well as interna-
“cuts made earlier might be
revealed by Assistant Super- State aid could be applied of surrounding school dis- to evaluate the costs of the Fuchs. The bulk of those in Braaten, on Friday, April 10, t i o n a l l y. B r a a t e n h a s p e r-
restored.” Guy Cohen said,”
intendent Paul Lee, when he to the fund balance, thereby tricts. According to Lee’s current plans and said he attendance were waiting for 2009, at 7:30pm. formed many times in the
We s h o u l d k e e p t h e c u t s
informed the Putnam Valley extending its life by a few numbers, the consortium thought such a consultant the discussion on use of the Braaten was asked by the U.S. both in recitals and as
and save the aid for next
BOE at their April 2, 2009, years. offers the lowest rates. Ms. would cost “between eight school fields, which was the president of the Society, Per a soloist with orchestra and
y e a r. ” Va l e r i e F i t z g e r a l d
work session that New York As reported in last week’s Mackay was not reassured by and ten thousand dollars.” second and last agenda item. Brevig, to come to N.Y. for the more recently in concerts in
proposed a middle course,
state would be providing aid PCN&R, the planned fund the numbers and raised the Tr u s t e e C o h e n d i s a g r e e d , Historically, Putnam Val- society’s celebration of the Houston and New York. Geir
proposing that “some state
for the 2009-10 budget after balance contribution would possibility that the district saying that “I am an actuary ley budget discussions have 200th anniversaries of Joseph Henning Braaten has a long
aid be used to offset the fund
all. Although the precise h o l d t h e P u t n a m Va l l e y might self-insure. Trustee and I would charge this board tended to become the most Haydn and Felix Mendels- and extensive discography.
balance contribution.” Su-
amount will not be confirmed school tax levy to 2.6 percent Reale averred that Putnam more.” This brought a smile heated when athletics enter sohn: Haydn died in 1809, Essential is his recording of
perintendent Dr. Marc Space
for another week, the dis- for the 2009-10 budget. If Valley was “too small” to to many faces but, unfortu- the discussion and students the year that Mendelssohn Grieg’s complete music for
opined that of the proposed
trict can expect to receive all state aid is added to the self-insure. Dr. Space con- nately, was not intended as a and parents who are athletic w a s b o r n . R o y J o rg e n s e n , solo piano on twelve CDs for
s t a ff c u t s , h e w o u l d o n l y
nearly 700,000 additional budget, the tax levy would curred, saying that “claims joke. He continued to explain participants and enthusi- president of the Fishkill His- Victoria Record Company.
recommend restoration of
dollars. Smiles all around only increase by 0.49 per- for one cancer case could that such comparisons take asts turn out to protest any torical Society, suggested to
a science teacher position
were turned upside down, cent. Lee described applying (which resulted because of wipe the district out.” “If a lot of time and are usually potential cuts to programs Brevig that Braaten come LEGAL NOTICE
h o w e v e r, a s h e p r e s e n t e d state aid in various propor- the district is self-insured,” based upon a percentage of and services. At one point to Dutchess to perform for COUNTY OF PUTNAM
the resignation of a tenured, NOTICE FOR BIDS
an updated budget that will tions between the budget said Paul Lee, “we would be the premiums. “It would be earlier in this year’s bud- the Norwegian community
ten-year veteran PVMS sci- NOTICE IS HEREBY
still require hard decisions and the fund balance. Use of responsible for any short- wise to spend eight to ten get discussions at PV, one and for music lovers in the GIVEN, that sealed bids will
ence teacher last month as
on the part of the board. the monies can reduce taxes fall.” In that eventuality thousand dollars,” said Ms. audience member was over- Hudson Valley. Braaten will be received by the Director
a result of his not having
At the center of the board’s or increase the life of the the district would be forced Mackay, “for an independent heard saying “wouldn’t it be play works by Grieg, Haydn, of Purchasing of Putnam
obtained his master’s de- County for the following
quandary is the general fund budget, but it cannot address to turn to the taxpayers to evaluation to confirm one something if people spoke Gottschalk, and Liszt.
gree within the period of commodities and/or service:
balance--its use and pro- the complete needs of both. time allotted by the state). meet obligations. way or another.” up like this when academic 1) R F B - 1 3 -
jected depletion. Created Restored state aid has been No consensus was reached In the face of her col- After further discussion, programs were threatened?” LEGAL NOTICE 09 HOT IN-PLACE
to fill the gap between ex- made possible by federal and it appeared that further leagues’ disapproval, Mack- the board agreed to inves- T h e n e x t P. V. B . O . E . Notice of Formation of A S P H A LT R E C Y C L I N G
ay remained adamant, say- tigate what the cost of an Business Meeting will be BIRTHING ESSENTIALS S C A R I F I C AT I O N O F
penditures and revenues, stimulus money earmarked discussion would be needed. E X I S T I N G A S P H A LT
the fund balance currently f o r N e w Yo r k . T h e b o a r d As she has at previous ing that we “should at least actuary would be. held on April 16 in the PV & RENTALS LLC, a PAVEMENT
find out.” Fitzgerald asked In a departure from usual Elementary School’s “old domestic LLC. Arts. of 2) R F B - 1 4 - 0 9
stands at a little over two faces a dilemma being ex- meetings, Board President Org. filed with the SSNY on
million dollars. The draft perienced by our legislature Ti n a M a c k a y b r o u g h t u p whether “we can investigate procedure, the board opened gym” at 7pm. 01/21/09. Office loc ation: FURNISHING AND
the creation of a custom the floor to public comment Putnam County. SSNY has P L A C I N G TA C K C O AT,
budget presented prior to and other states, which is the t h e i s s u e o f h e a l t h i n s u r- H O T M I X A S P H A LT
confirmation of state aid use of a one-time infusion ance benefits and whether policy with an insurance before proceeding to other been designated as agent PAVEMENT AND HOT MIX
included revenues of one of cash to relieve immedi- c o m p a n y. ” M a c k a y a d d e d matters on the agenda. upon whom process against ASPHALT CURB
“a better deal . . . a less the LLC may be served.
million dollars from the fund ate budget pressures, but at expensive plan without year- that, as health insurance S u r p r i s i n g l y, a l t h o u g h Detailed specifications
SSNY shall mail a copy of may be secured at the
balance. Unless supplement- the expense of addressing to-year increases” could be and other benefits make up there were many in the audi- LEGAL NOTICE proc ess to: Debbie Aglietti,
four million dollars of the ence, only one person spoke, 23 Hilltop Drive, Mahopac, o ff i c e o f t h e D i r e c t o r o f
e d, the a n t i c i p a t e d use of underlying fiscal issues. found. Mr. Lee presented a Notice of Formation of Purchasing, County of
budget, she “wants assur and she had a question about JARNET Enterprises, LLC. NY 10541. Purpose: Any P u t n a m O ff i c e F a c i l i t i e s ,
A r t i c l e s o f O rg a n i z a t i o n Lawful Purpose. 110 Old Route 6, Building
were filed with the Secretary No. 3, Carmel, New York
of State of New York (SSNY) LEGAL NOTICE 10512 between the hours of
on 11/28/08. Office location Notice of formation of 8:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M.,
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE is in the County of Putnam. Curt Anders’ Books LLC. Monday through Friday. You
NOTICE OF PUBLIC LOCAL LAW # 5 OF 2009 The Secretary of State has A r t i c l e s o f O rg a n i z a t i o n may also visit our web site at
HEARING TO AMEND A L O C A L L AW T O been designated as an agent were filed with the Secretary www.putnamcountvny.com.
CHAPTER 165 OF THE AMEND CHAPTER 41, of the company upon whom of State (SSNY) on 12/2/08. Sealed bids must be tiled in
TOWN CODE-INSPECTION SECTION 41-5 AND process may be served and Office location: Putnam the above office on or before
LEGALNOTICE must be directed to the Register, provided that at FEES SECTION 41-10 (A) OF the sec of State shall mail a C o u n t y. S S N Y h a s b e e n 1:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY,
NOTICE OF PUBLIC Clerk of the District; must such meeting of the Board PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, THE CODE OF PUTNAM copy of any process against designated as agent of LLC APRIL 22, 2009.
BUDGET HEARING, be signed by at least 28 of Registration he or she that the Putnam Valley Town COUNTY ENTITLED the company served upon upon whom process against dated:
BUDGET VOTE AND qualified voters of the is known or proven to the Board will conduct a Public “DEPOSIT & INVESTMENT him or her to the company it may be served. SSNY shall Carmel, New York
ELECTION District; must state the name satisfaction of said Board Hearing to hear comments POLICY” c/o JARNET Enterprises, mail copy of process against April 3, 2009
P U T N A M VA L L E Y and residence of each signer, of Registration to be then on amending Chapter 165- BE IT ENACTED BY LLC located at 44 Orchard the LLC to: 666 Old Albany Alessandro Mazzotta,
CENTRAL SCHOOL and, must state the name and or thereafter entitled to vote 16C(4) and 165-21C(5) of THE PUTNAM COUNTY Road, Putnam Valley, NY Post Road, Garrison, NY Purchasing Director
DISTRICT residence of the candidate. at such election for which the Zoning Code of the L E G I S L AT U R E A S 10579. Purpose; Any lawful 10524 Purpose: any lawful Putnam County
TOWNS OF PUTNAM Petition forms are available the Register is prepared. Town of Putnam Valley so FOLLOWS: act or activity. activity. Purchasing Department
VALLEY, CARMEL AND at the Office of the Clerk The Register so prepared as to authorize the Planning Section 1.
CORTLANDT COUNTIES of the District, located in pursuant to § 2014 of the Board to waive payment Section 41-5 of the Putnam LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
OF PUTNAM AND t h e D i s t r i c t O ff i c e i n t h e Education Law will be filed of the 5% engineering County Code is hereby Notice of formation of E. H AT T F O R D , B R O W N
WESTCHESTER NEW High School at 146 Peekskill in the Office of the Clerk of inspection fee required in amended to read as follows: Polhemus Enterprise, LLC. AND ASSOCIATES, LLC,
YORK Hollow Road. the School District at 146 connection with residential Section 41-5 – Designation A r t i c l e s o f O rg a n i z a t i o n a domestic Limited Liability LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY AND FURTHER NOTICE Peekskill Hollow Road, and development approval of Official Depositories were filed with the Secretary Company (LLC) filed with TA D I N I E Q U I T I E S
GIVEN, that a public IS HEREBY GIVEN that will be open for inspection plans and commercial site The banks and trust of State (SSNY) on 2/24/09. the Sec of State of NY LLC, a domestic Limited
hearing of the qualified applications for absentee by any qualified voter of the p l a n s , w h e r e t h e To w n ’ s companies authorized for Office location: Putnam on 12-2-08. NY Office Liability Company (LLC)
voters of the Putnam Valley ballots will be obtainable District beginning five days engineering inspection fess the deposit of monies up to C o u n t y. S S N Y h a s b e e n location: Putnam County. filed with the Sec of State of
Central School District, during school business hours prior to the election between are paid from and escrow the maximum amounts are: designated as agent of LLC SSNY is designated as NY on 12-3-08. NY Office
P u t n a m a n d We s t c h e s t e r from the District Clerk the hours of 8:00 a.m. and account funded by the D E P O S I T O R Y upon whom process against agent upon whom process location: Putnam County.
C o u n t i e s N e w Yo r k , w i l l beginning April 6, 2009; 4:00 p.m., prevailing time, project applicant. N A M E M A X I M U M it may be served. SSNY shall against the LLC may be SSNY is designated as
be held in the High School completed applications must on weekdays, and each day HEARING TO BE HELD, AMOUNT mail copy of process against served. SSNY shall mail a agent upon whom process
in said District at 146 be received by the District prior to the day set for the o n We d n e s d a y, A p r i l 1 5 , JP Morgan Chase the LLC to: 289 Route 9D, copy of any process against against the LLC may be
Peekskill Hollow Road on Clerk at least seven (7) days election, except Sunday, and 2009, at 7:00 pm at the $30,000,000 Garrison, NY 10524 the LLC served upon him/ served. SSNY shall mail a
Thursday, May 7, 2009, at before the election if the at the polling place on the Putnam Valley Town Hall, TD Bank Purpose: any lawful her to Alicia Ragno/Letitia copy of any process against
7:00 p.m., prevailing time, ballot is to be mailed to the day of the vote. 265 Oscawana Lake Road, $30,000,000 activity. Ragno, 10 Alta Rd., Lake the LLC served upon him/
for the presentation of the voter, or the day before the AND FURTHER NOTICE Putnam Valley, New York. Wells Fargo Peekskill, NY 10537. Latest her to Alicia Ragno/Letitia
budget document. election, if the ballot is to IS HEREBY GIVEN that BY ORDER OF THE $30,000,000 LEGAL NOTICE date to dissolve: 12-1-2039. Ragno, 10 Alta Rd., Lake
AND FURTHER NOTICE be given personally to the pursuant to § 2014 of the TOWN BOARD Key Bank Butler Enterprises, General Purposes. Peekskill, NY 10537. Latest
IS HEREBY GIVEN, that voter. Absentee ballots must Education Law of the State Eileen Royael, Town $30,000,000 L.P. Articles of Org. filed date to dissolve:12-1-2039.
said vote and election be received by the District o f N e w Yo r k , t h e B o a r d Clerk M&T Bank NY Sec. of State (SSNY) LEGAL NOTICE General Purposes.
will be held on May 19, Clerk no later that 5:00 p.m., of Registration will meet Town of Putnam Valley, $30,000,000 2/23/2009. Office in Putnam M A N A H A N
2009 between the hours of prevailing time, on May 19, on May 16, 2009, between New York Mahopac National Bank Co. SSNY design. Agent of I N D U S T R I A L G R O U P, LEGAL NOTICE
6:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m., 2009. the hours of 9:00 a.m. and $ 4,000,000 LLC upon whom process LLC, a domestic Limited H U D S O N VA L L E Y
prevailing time, in the High A list of persons to 1:00 p.m., prevailing time, LEGAL NOTICE Provident Bank may be served. SSNY shall Liability Company (LLC) FREEDOM PRESS, LLC;
School at 146 Peekskill whom absentee ballots are at the District Office to $ 4,000,000 mail copy of process to filed with the Sec of State of A r t i c l e s o f O rg a n i z a t i o n
Hollow Road, at which time issued will be available prepare the Register of the COUNTY OF PUTNAM Putnam County National C/O David H Butler JR 137 NY on 8-15-08. NY Office 3 / 2 4 / 0 9 ; S S N Y; P u t n a m
the polls will be opened to for inspection to qualified School District to be used NOTICE FOR BID Bank Weber H ill Road Carmel, location: Putnam County. County, New York; SSNY
vote by voting machine voters of the District in the at the election to be held in NOTICE IS HEREBY $ 6,000,000 NY 10512. Purpose: Any SSNY is designated as agent designated as agent of LLC
upon the following items: office of the District Clerk 2009 and again on May 28, GIVEN, that sealed bids Putnam County Savings lawful activity. Latest date upon whom process against upon whom process may be
1. T o v o t e o n t h e on and after April 27, 2009, 2009 between the hours of will be received by the Bank to dissolve is 12/31/2059. t h e L L C m a y b e s e r v e d . served. Address for mailing
annual budget of the School between the hours of 8:00 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m., Director of Purchasing $ 4,000,000 SSNY shall mail a copy copy of process: 86 Main
District for the fiscal year a.m. and prevailing time, to prepare of Putnam County for the Section 2. LEGAL NOTICE of any process against the St, Cold Spring NY 10516;
2009-10 and to authorize 4:00 p.m. on weekdays the Register of the School following commodities and/ Section 41-10 A of the LLC served upon him/her to Purpose: any lawful purpose;
the r e q u i s i t e p o r t i o n prior to the day set for District to be used at the or services: N O T I C E O F Perpetuity.
Putnam County Code is FORMATION OF LIMITED The LLC, 51 Chestnut Ridge
thereof to be raised by the annual election and elections to be held in 2009 1. Enviro-Guard and hereby amended to read as Rd., Mahopac, NY 10541.
taxation on the taxable on May 19, 2009, the day and any special district GeoMat System Installation L I A B I L I T Y C O M PA N Y. LEGAL NOTICE
follows: NAME: GILLESPIE General purposes.
property of the District. set for the election. Any meetings that may be held – RFB130580 – Project # Section 41-10 – Purchase Notice of Qualification of
2. To e l e c t t w o ( 2 ) qualified voter present in after the preparation of said 04282009A CONTRACTING, LLC.
of Investments A r t i c l e s o f O rg a n i z a t i o n LEGAL NOTICE Steel Winds LLC. Authority
members of the Board the polling place may object Register. 2 . C o m b o Ta n k a n d filed with Secy. of State of
Peat System Installation were filed with the Secretary PRISTINE EQUITIES
of Education, for a term to the voting of the ballot AND FURTHER NOTICE A. The Commissioner of o f S t a t e o f N e w Yo r k LLC, a domestic Limited NY (SSNY) on 3/26/09.
of three (3) years each, upon appropriate grounds IS HEREBY GIVEN, that – RFB130581– Project # Finance is authorized to Office location: Putnam
04282009B (SSNY) on 11/26/08. Office Liability Company (LLC)
commencing for making his/her challenge pursuant to a rule adopted contract for the purchase location: Putnam County. filed with the Sec of State of C o u n t y. L L C f o r m e d i n
July 1, 2009 and and the reasons therefor by the Board of Education Detailed specifications of investments. Delaware (DE) on 9/2/05.
can be picked up by SSNY has been designated NY on 12-18-08. NY Office
expiring on June 30, 2012. known to the Inspector of in accordance with § 2035 (1) By participation in as agent of the LLC upon location: Putnam County. SSNY designated as agent
AND FURTHER NOTICE Election before the close and § 2008 of the Education Licensed Experienced* a cooperative investment of LLC upon whom process
Septic Installers at the whom process against it may SSNY is designated as
IS HEREBY GIVEN that of polls. L a w, a n y r e f e r e n d a o r program with another be served. SSNY shall mail a agent upon whom process against it may be served.
a copy of the statement of AND FURTHER NOTICE propositions to amend the offices of the Septic authorized governmental SSNY shall mail process to:
Repair Program, 100 Rte. copy of process to the LLC, against the LLC may be
the amount of money which IS HEREBY GIVEN, that budget, or otherwise to be entity pursuant to Article c/o Michael A. Katz, Esq., served. SSNY shall mail a 10 E. 40th St., 10th Fl., NY,
will be required to fund the personal registration of submitted for voting at said 312, Brewster, New York 5G of the General Municipal NY 10016. DE address of
between the hours of 8:00 107 Cherry Street, Katonah, copy of any process against
School District’s budget for voters is required either election, must be filed with law where such program New York 10536. Purpose: the LLC served upon him/ LLC: 615 S. DuPont Hwy.,
2009-10 may be obtained by pursuant to § 2014 of the Board of Education at A.M. and 4:00 P.M., Monday meets all the requirements Dover, DE 19901. Arts. of
through Friday. There will For any lawful purpose. her to Alicia Ragno/Letitia
any resident of the District the Education law or the District Office, 146 s e t f o r t h i n t h e O ff i c e o f Ragno, 10 Alta Rd., Lake O rg . f i l e d w i t h D E S e c y.
during business hours pursuant to Article 5 of the Peekskill Hollow Road, on be a MANDATORY SITE the State Comptroller’s of State, 401 Federal St.,
VISIT on Wednesday, April LEGAL NOTICE Peekskill, NY 10537. Latest
beginning May 4, 2009, E l e c t i o n L a w. I f a v o t e r or before April 20, 2009, Opinion No. 88-46, and the date to dissolve: 12-1-2039. Ste. 4, Dover, DE 19901.
e x c e p t S a t u r d a y, S u n d a y has heretofore registered no later than 4:00 p.m., 22, 2009 at 9:00 a.m. at The specific program has been Putnam County Purpose: any lawful activity.
Septic Repair Program, 100 Courier, LLC; Articles of General Purposes.
or holidays at the pursuant to § 2014 of the prevailing time; must be approved by the Putnam
A d m i n i s t r a t i o n O ff i c e , Education Law and has typed or printed in the Route 312, Building No. 4, County Legislature. Organization filed 2/23/09;
Brewster, New York. SSNY; Putnam County, New LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
146 Peekskill Hollow voted at an annual or special English language; must (2) By utilizing an P R O D U C T I O N
Road, Putnam Valley, NY district meeting within be directed to the Clerk If you are interested, eligible cash management York; SSNY designated as MICHELLE GLASS,
and at each of the following the las t four (4) calendar of the School District; please contact Michele at program(s), approved by the agent of LLC upon whom MANAGEMENT GROUP LLC, a domestic Limited
schoolhouses: Putnam years, he/she is eligible must be signed by at least (845) 278-8313. Sealed Putnam County Legislature, process may be served. LLC, a domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC)
Valley Elementary School, to vote at this election; if 69 qualified voters of the bids must be filed with the in which can be invested Address for mailing copy Liability Company (LLC) filed with the Sec of State
171 Oscawana Lake Road a voter is registered and District; and must state Director of Purchasing, a maximum amount of of process: 86 Main Street, filed with the Sec of State of of NY on 1/29/09. NY Office
and Putnam Valley Middle eligible to vote in general the name and residence County of Putnam Office $10,000,000. Approved Cold Spring, NY 10516; NY on 1-20-09. NY Office location: Putnam County.
School, 142 Peekskill elections under Article 5 of each signer. However, Facilities, 110 Old Route cash management programs Purpose: any lawful purpose; location: Putnam County. SSNY is designated as
Hollow Road and Putnam o f t h e E l e c t i o n L a w, h e / the School Board will not 6, Carmel, New York on or include: Perpetuity. SSNY is designated as agent upon whom process
Va l l e y H i g h S c h o o l , 1 4 6 she is also eligible to vote entertain any petition to before 1:00 P.M., Tuesday, (a) New York Liquid Asset agent upon whom process against the LLC may be
Peekskill Hollow Road. at this election. All other place before the power of April 28, 2009. Fund. LEGAL NOTICE against the LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail a
AND FURTHER NOTICE persons who wish to vote the voters to determine, *Experience requires Section 3. Notice of Formation of served. SSNY shall mail a copy of any process against
IS HEREBY GIVEN that must register. or any proposition which 5 Projects Inspected/ This local law shall take SPACE-TIME MECHANICS copy of any process against the LLC served upon him/
petitions nominating The Board of Registration fails to include a specific Approved by the Putnam effect immediately. LLC, a domestic Limited the LLC served upon him/ her to c/o Philip D’Angelo
candidates for the Office will meet for the purpose appropriation where the County Department of Liability Company (LLC). her to Michael Zinn, 28 CPA, 2001 Palmer Ave., Ste.
of Member of the Board of of registering all qualified expenditures of monies is Health. RFB130580 A r t i c l e s o f O rg a n i z a t i o n Wa i n w r i g h t D r. , C a r m e l , 201, Larchmont, NY 10538
LEGAL NOTICE NY 10512. General purposes General purposes.
Education must be filed in voters of the District required by the proposition. requires manufacturer’s filed with the Secretary of
certification or attendance NOTICE OF FORMATION
the Office of the Clerk of pursuant to § 2014 of PLEASE TAKE FURTHER OF LIMITED LIABILITY State of New York (SSNY) on
the School District, located Education Law at the High NOTICE, a Real Property of the Enviro-Guard 12/11/2008. Office location LEGAL NOTICE
and GeoMat in-service C O M PA N Y. N A M E : G Z S T E WA RT L L C , a
i n t h e D i s t r i c t O ff i c e a t School, on May 4, 2009, Ta x E x e m p t i o n R e p o r t EMISSARA, LLC. Articles is in the County of Putnam. LEGAL NOTICE
the High School at 146 between the hours of 4:00 prepared in accordance seminars. RFB130581 SSNY has been designated domestic Limited Liability
requires manufacturer’s of Organization were filed Company (LLC) filed with MJET ERRANDS, LLC,a
Peekskill Hollow Road, p.m. and with Section 495 of the Real with the Secretary of State as agent of the company domestic Limited Liability
between the hours of 8:00 8:00 p.m., at the Property Tax Law will be certification or attendance upon whom process may the Sec of State of NY on
of the Bord NaMona in- o f N e w Yo r k ( S S N Y ) o n 7-31-08. NY Office location: Company (LLC) filed with
a.m. and 5:00 p.m. no Elementary School on May annexed to any tentative/ 01/28/09. Office location: be served, and the SSNY the Sec of State of NY on
later than April 20, 2009; 5, 2009, between the hours preliminary budget as well service seminar in addition shall mail a copy of any Putnam County. SSNY is
to the above-mentioned Putnam County. SSNY has designated as agent upon 1/21/09. NY Office location:
the 30th day preceding the of 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., as the final adopted budget been designated as agent of process against the company Putnam County. SSNY is
election. Vacancies on the at the High School, on May of which it will form a part. 5 Projects Inspected/ served upon him or her to whom process against the
Approved by the PCDOH. the LLC upon whom process LLC may be served. SSNY designated as agent upon
Board of Education are 12, 2009, l between the hours Linda Pregiato against it may be served. the company c/o National whom process against the
not considered separate, of 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. District Clerk dated: Registered Agents, Inc., 875 shall mail a copy of any
Carmel, New York SSNY shall mail a copy of process against the LLC LLC may be served. SSNY
specific offices, candidates to add any additional names Board of Education process to the LLC, 219 Ave of the Americas, Suite shall mail a copy of any
run at large. Nominating to the Register to be used Putnam Valley Central April 2, 2009 501, New York, NY 10001. served upon him/her to
Alessandro Mazzotta, C o r n w all M ead o w s Lan e, Ross & Matza, 265 Sunrise process against the LLC
petitions shall not describe at the aforesaid election, School District Patterson, New York 12563. The business purpose is to served upon him/her to
any specific vacancy upon at which time any person Putnam Valley, New York Purchasing Director Put- engage in any lawful act or H w y. , S t e . 6 5 , R o c k v i l l e
nam County Purchasing Purpose: For any lawful Centre, NY 11570. General The LLC, 14 Garrity Blvd,
the Board for which the will be entitled to have his 10579 purpose. activity which is permitted Brewster, NY 10509 General
candidate is nominated; or her name placed on such Department under the LLC. purposes.
purposes.
Page 14 T HE P UTNAM C OUNTY N EWS A ND R ECORDER Wednesday, April 8, 2009
K of C Easter Egg Hunt Tilly Foster Farm Museum Wolves Prove Adept at Haldane’s PARP Program
Attracts More Than 100 Reopens for the Season Pizza Making Kicks Off Next Monday
The Tilly Foster Farm Mu- -Barn building demonstra- Haldane PTA’s Parent As On Friday, April 17, Hal-
seum will have its official tion: Mike Seelbach from R e a d i n g P a r t n e r s ( PA R P ) dane students and adminis-
reopening for the 2009 sea- Custom Forest Products, will Program, “Color Your World trators will participate in
son on Saturday, April 25 build a cow barn right before Through Reading,” kicks off the nation-wide program,
from 11am to 4pm (rain date: your eyes; on Monday, April 13. Parents Drop Everything and Read
Sunday, April 26). The farm -Collection of rare and en- as Reading Partners (PARP), (D.E.A.R.). D.E.A.R. is a
is a great place to bring the dangered farm animals: the a K-5 program sponsored by special reading celebration
kids and it’s free! Among the Whipple collection of rare H a l d a n e P TA , e n c o u r a g e s to remind and encourage
events planned are: and endangered farm animals families to share the joy families to make reading
-Sheep shearing: a demon- will showcase early American of reading together through together on a daily basis a
stration every 1/2 hour; there farm animals that cannot be literacy-based activities and family priority. Join them
will also be wool-spinning seen by the public as a col- special events. wherever you are and take
demonstrations; lection anywhere in the world The program, open to all a reading break between
-Meet the kids and lambs; except at Tilly Foster Farm. Haldane elementary school 9–9:30am.
-Meadow Creek Farm: the The collection this year has children and their families, Also on April 17, PARP
horses and riders of Meadow expanded to include: will take place from April participants can enjoy a pa-
Creek Farm will be hosting *Guinea hogs — this criti- 13 through May 2. Everyone jama reading party at the
Pictured, left to right: Aidan Coletta; Max Hadden; Philip who enrolls receives a free Butterfield Library begin-
a variety of activities and cally endangered breeding
Cairns; Adam Silhavy; Michael Scicluna; Adam Hotaling; book and magazine, plus ning at 6:30pm. Children may
demonstrations from pony pair was located at Saunders
Ethan Gunther; Kyle Kisslinger. Rear: Tony Scanga;, Jackie the opportunity to attend come in pajamas to listen to
rides and decorate your own Farm in Vermont;
Hadden. a finale celebration at the stories read by parents and
horseshoe booth, to the full *American Blue Rabbits
schedule of riding demon- — the trio of critically en- It was an exciting night for helped toss and top their own Garrison Art Center. Fami- other volunteers. Be sure to
strations in the main riding dangered rabbits was located the Wolves of Den 1, Pack pie, and then waited seven lies pledge to read together register online at the library’s
arena. There will be a chance in Iowa and shipped to Tilly 137 in Cold Spring recently. minutes to devour it, leav- for 15 minutes each day for website.
to meet some of the horses of Foster in time for Easter; They spent their den meeting ing hardly a crust in sight. the duration of the program. D u r i n g A u t h o r ’ s We e k ,
The Easter Bunny poses with four-year-old Patrick DiNardo Meadow Creek and see some *Randall Lineback Cattle with Tony Scanga of Cold Many thanks to Mr. Scanga Book-oriented activities are April 20-24, renowned au-
of the things that go on in the — the rarest farm animals in Spring Pizza learning how and the wonderful staff at provided to use at home. thors and illustrators are
Approximately 110 chil- all age categories.
life of a show horse; the world are on display at to make the perfect pizza. Cold Spring Pizza for a great This year’s program begins scheduled to visit all stu -
dren, from babies to 8-year- Along with the Knights
*Horseshoeing demon- Tilly Foster Farm. The herd The eager Cub Scouts evening on April 15 at the Butter- dents in each grade. This
olds, participated in the 6th donations, The Village Scoop,
stration: the farm’s farrier, has increased by three this field Library where PARP enormously talented group
annual Easter egg hunt held Cold Spring Pizza, and Car-
Jamie Cassano, will give a y e a r w i t h t w o b o y s , Ti l l - participants are invited to includes local authors Beth
by the Knights of Columbus nival Ice Cream in Fishkill
demonstration of horseshoe- ingham Foster and Rundell a book swap party. Bring a Kimmel, Jean Marzollo,
on April 4 at McConville donated prizes that helped to
Park. The children collected
over 1,200 candy-filled eggs.
make this event even more
special. Total attendance in-
ing to the public every half
hour all day. See first hand
Bloomer, and one girl, Miss
Tilly Foster;
Still Some Openings for gently used book and trade
with others for a “new” one
Karen Kaufman Orloff,
cartoonist Chris Duffy, and
There were also 60 prizes cluding parents was over 150. the techniques used to keep
a horse’s feet healthy and
*American Mammoth Jack
Donkey — a descendent of the
SeniorNet Classes - or for a voucher to choose
one from the Library’s Book
sportswriter Kent Schacht.
On Friday, May 1, magician
given out to the children in
comfortable; donkeys on President Wash- Cellar! There will be a fun Terry Parrett will present a
There are still openings courses have been changed craft and refreshments. The special assembly to all stu-
-Horse care: one of the ington’s (who often stayed available for spring classes and enhanced through the
Historical Society to Host farm’s vets from Mid Hudson
Veterinary Practice will be
a t Ti l l y F o s t e r d u r i n g t h e
Revolution) Mt. Vernon Plan-
at the William Koehler Se- years to help and guide senior
event begins at 3:30pm. Be
sure to bring your reading
dents. This exciting program
is designed to show how
Hudson Walkway Talk giving a talk on the proper tation. “Nate,” the resident
niorNet Center, Route 6 in
Mahopac, and Putnam Valley
citizens through this informa-
tion age computer adventure.
log. Register online at but-
terfieldlibrary.org. Click on
wonderful reading can be,
and to encourage recreational
upkeep for your horse and donkey, is famous for leading Senior Center, 117 Town Park Manuals are constantly being
Fred Schaeffer, chairman free to the public. Parking what you can do to keep your the Christmas parade up Main Programs, then April 15. reading.
Lane, Putnam Valley. Besides reevaluated for clarity. For
of Walkway Over The Hud- is available up schoolhouse horse in tip top shape; Street and for his notorious the basic and advanced funda- the very latest information in
son, will be the guest speaker
at the monthly meeting of
driveway, or at adjacent Old
St. Peter’s cemetery or in
-Equine dentistry demon-
stration: the farm’s equine
bray when separated from his
beloved pony friend Cody.
mental courses for beginners
and internet/email classes.
computer classes call Coordi-
nator Cathy O’Brien for more
Spring
the Van Cortlandtville His- the church lot across from dentist, also from Mid Hudson The public is welcome to The SeniorNet courses have information at 845-628-6423
torical Society on Saturday, the schoolhouse up hill from Veterinary Practice will be visit the farm free of charge been developed and modi- or go on line at www.Ma- Delightful Task!
April 18 at 2pm, at The Little Oregon Road on Locust Av- giving a demonstration on on Route 312 in Brewster, fied through the five years hopacSeniorNet.org. There
Red Schoolhouse, 297 Locust enue. The telephone contact how to float a horse’s teeth seven days a week from March To rear the tender Thought
o f P u t n a m C o u n t y O ff i c e are still openings. If you are
Av e n u e , C o r t l a n d t M a n o r on the day of the talk is (which should always be done to October. For further infor- for Aging SeniorNet. The a Putnam County senior who To teach the young idea how to shoot,
(adjacent to historic Old St. 914-736-7868. by a professional) and will mation visit www.tillyfoster- SeniorNet members exam- needs transportation, give To pour the fresh Instruction o’er the Mind,
Peter’s Church at Oregon Walkway Over The Hudson discuss why this is important farm.org. ine monthly the needs and Director Mary White a call To breathe th’ enlivening Spirit, and to fix The generous
Road and Locust Avenue). bridge is scheduled to open in and necessary maintenance; priorities of students, and at 845-621-0600.
His talk on the soon-to- October with a dedication as Purpose in the glowing Breast.
open pedestrian and bike a New York State Historical -James Thomson
pathway bridge over the Hud- Landmark.
son at Poughkeepsie is open
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