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from the Upper Village) The next in that series (#3). CCoA members and Symphony Knoll residents can attend for free, and non-CCoA members can attend for $5.Sun, May 1: Purple 5K for Relay Event at FDR Park, 2957 Crompond Rd field 4. 1:00pm-5:00pm. Wearwhite & purple to show your support for Relay for Life! At the end of the 5K be ready to get blasted with purple for added fun! Cost is $20 per runner or walker & you can register by visiting www.main.acsevents.org/goto/5KforRelay Come to watch & support those participating. We’ll have music, food, drinks & more! All the money raised will be donated to the American Cancer Society Relay for Life program.May 2: Muscoot Farm Birdwalk 7:30 a.m.- 10:00 a.m.Come to the farm early and go on a birdwalk with Anne Swaim and Paul Lewis. Bring your binoculars. 51 Route 100, Katonah, NY 10536 http://muscootfarm.org/ May 3: Spring Migrants at Teatown 8:00 am. Teatown'spreserve offers a great range of habitats from forests to low shrubby growth for use by birds for shelter and food. Charlie Roberto will lead a bird walk to see the first migrants passing through Teatown and be on the lookout

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HAPPENINGSThurs, May 5: Open Mic Night hosted by joe Adami The Green Growler 368 South Riverside Avenue Croton-onHudson, NY 10520 (914) 862-0961 [email protected] Here’s your chance to showcase your talent in an intimate, friendly, receptive venue.May 5 – July 17 Westchester Broadway Theatre Presents HAPPY DAYS Book by Garry Marshall Music andLyrics by Paul Williams Reservations: Call (914)-592-2222. Also at: www.BroadwayTheatre.com Group Reservations: Discounts for Groups of 20 or More: Call 592-2225.Thurs, May 5: NewYork Presbyterian/Hudson Valley Hospital's "Wine and Dine Around the World" event,an evening of fine foods and wine that will benefit The Cheryl R. Lindenbaum Comprehensive Cancer Center and the Ashikari Breast Cancer Fund. From 5:30PM to 8:00PM, at the elegant Sleepy Hollow Country Club, located at 777 Albany Post Road, Briarcliff Manor.Single tickets are $125, with a group of 10 priced at $1,000. To purchase tickets to attend, email [email protected], or call the NYP/HVH Foundation Office at (914) 734-3526 or you may fax your request to (914) 736-3459. Fri, May 6: Tot Shabbat All families with pre-school agechildren are invited to join us in welcoming Shabbat with a short service, music with Matty Roxx and a light dinner for

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collecting dust in your garage or basement?? Donate them to Pedals for Progress!! Bikes can be dropped off from 1 pm to 4 pm on Saturday May 7, 2016 rain or shine @ Asbury United Methodist Church (parking lot behind church) located @ 17 Old Post Road South, Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520. For more information please contact (914) 736-6281 or [email protected] A $10 donation would also help for shipping the bikes over to countries that could use them for transportation. To date, more than 146,000 bicycles and over 3,000 sewing machines have been shipped to developing countries in Latin America, Africa and Eastern Europe. In these countries the bikes are reconditioned by partner agencies and distributed at low cost to poor working adults. These bikes provide them with reliable transportation for commuting to work, transporting product to market, or accessing health care and other services. Steady employment for these adults is vital to the development and success of these economies. Sat, May 7: Croton Community Nursery School Annual Mayfair Children’s Carnival. Games and prices, bouncecastle, arts and crafts, face painting, police and fire truck and so much more! 10:00 am – 2:00 pm 25 Van Wyck St. Croton-on-Hudson.

Sat, May 7: Fino Restaurant Presents Live Music while you dine 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Owner of U Music and localtalent Lou Ubriaco will play an acoustic guitar while you dine Baltic Pl, Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520, USASat May 7: Super Smash Brothers Tournament 8:00 PM - 11:00 Come by and test your skills against otherplayers! $5 entry (prize given in store credit) Kids, Adult www.3rduniverse.com 35 N. Riversiede, Croton on Hudson NY 10520Sat May 7: The Olate Dogs are the winning participantsfrom Season 7 of America's Got Talent is headlining The Palazzo in Las Vegas. Led by Richard Olate and his son Nicholas Olate, the Olate Dogs (www.olatedogs.tv) are a high-energy, fast-paced canine theatrical act filled with amazing dog tricks, human acrobatics and humor. - 2:00pm - 4:00pm Paramount Hudson Valley Theater, 1008 Brown Street PeekskillSat, May 7: I Love My Park Day Rid the Old CrotonAqueduct of invasive plants with the friends of the Old Croton Aqueduct. 9;30am-3pm. Register in advance www.ptny.org/lovemypark. Sponsored by Old Croton Aqueduct www.aqueduct.org. Parking on Quaker Bridge Rd. between #124 and #99 Sat, May 7: Under the Stars Croton Harmon Education Foundation Annual Fundraiser. 6:00 pm – 11:00 pm Under the Stars will be held at Senasqua Lodge inCroton Point Park. A community fundraiser featuring live music, local food, a silent auction, fabulous raffle. Sign up today to get tickets at https://chef.tofinoauctions.com/uts2016/tickects/ticket salesSat, May 7: Open Mic Night 6:30 pm New Era Creative Space Join us for our monthly Family Open Mic on thefirst Saturdays of the month at NECS! We invite you to an evening of the arts where children, youth and their parents (if they are brave enough) can share their musical, dance, drama or literary talent. If your child or family members would like to perform, please email me at [email protected] (914) 325-1053, 1016 Brown St, Peekskill, NY 10566, US May 7: Pokeman League Play 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm 3rd Universe Comics Every Saturday is Pokemon Day! Prizesare given for participation! Free snacks are provided. Between 2 PM and 6 PM. At 4 pm we run a sanction event (subject to attendance). Riverside Drive Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520Sat, May 7: Saint Augustine’s Episcopal Church will host the St. A’s Hudson River 5K Run/Walk 9:00 am EndHunger Race proceeds will benefit the Croton-Cortlandt Food Pantry. Please join us for a run or a walk. All ages and abilities are welcome; there is no time limit. All participants are asked to bring one non-perishable food item for the Croton-Cortlandt Food Pantry. Proceeds from the Saint A’s 5K will benefit the Croton-Cortlandt Food Pantry. Senasqua Park - Senasqua Park, Eliott Way, Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520, USA 5KonHudson.com Sat, May 7: American Foundation for Suicide Prevention –The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Westchester County Chapter. Hike for Hope. Dogs are always welcome.FDR State Park, Yorktown Continued on page 15

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We are Human beings not human doings. What would your day look like if you were able to just “be” for just a short time each day? I am certain that if you were able to “just be” for even thirty minutes a day, you would feel more relaxed and centered. You find that life comes to you rather than having to chase life. Emptying the mind with thoughts of the past or the future opens you up to the present moment. You have the ability to focus on the now. Your loved ones, especially your children, will feel you present with them and they will feel appreciated. Mother’s Day is on May 8th this year and this is the

day where mothers are honored. Many families use this special day to celebrate by doing something special with their mothers. If you are a mother take this day to honor yourself and just be. Make this day about you. In honoring yourself you will be assured that you will receive exactly what you want. If you want flowers or chocolate, have them delivered to you. If you want something specific, don’t wait for it to be someone else’s idea, drop a strong request to your loved ones. If you feel that they will not be able to give that to you, then make it happen for yourself. Perhaps you want to send yourself a beautiful card. You will not be disappointed and anything else you receive from your loved ones will be bonus. Give yourself the gift to just be. Miracles happen around you when you show yourself the love and respect you deserve. Try it and see. I can promise you that you will not be disappointed.

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Just because your child hates getting a haircut, doesn’t mean it has to be a battle between the two of you. Many kids dislike haircuts because they’ve had

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• Pick a kid-friendly place. Some salonsand barbershops don't like kids.• Because many kids find it hard to sit

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haircut so they know what to expect.• Let the barber/stylist be the boss. Do

what he or she says.• Don’t tell them it won’t hurt, or that it

won’t take long because they'll start to worry and put their guard up.• Avoid the word cut as this may be

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Another way to reduce the stress of your child’s haircut is to turn up at a quiet time. Because children’s moods can change quickly, shops that don’t require appointments are a great option as you can just turn up when they are happy.Good stylists and barbers will work with

you and your child. They will explain what is happening to our child and let them touch the equipment to feel at ease. Make sure you and your child feel

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Parents have many different roles and responsibilities when it comes to raising children. Too often overlooked is the importance of modeling for your

children what a healthy relationship looks like. Parents are so caught up in arranging a world that is in orbit around their children's schedules, that they miss one of the most important lessons of parenting. It is healthy to show your children that you and your spouse love each other and the life you have together, that is separate from them. A parent’s imperative is to raise children to feel safe and independent so that they grow up, go off into the world and have their own relationships and create their own families. If children believe that their parents’ only happiness is directly dependent upon them, it can interfere in their separation process. Our healthy relationships teach our children how to become loving partners, how to disagree without animosity, and how to sustain love through the marathon of marriage.When you greet your partner at the end of the day, give

each other a kiss before giving your child a kiss. Hugging your partner, dancing in the kitchen, laughing together all show your children that you have an intimate connection with your partner. Even if it makes your kids a bit jealous, or a bit embarrassed, the ultimate lesson is a positive one. The concepts of the oedipal complex or electra complex are the battles that your children need to lose. Children often go through a stage where they seem to be in love with their parents; little children talk about wanting to marry their parents, older children sometimes believe that they know how to take better care of their parent than the other parent. Making sure your children see a romantic, loving, commitment is healthy way to secure their independent, emotional development. Many parents believe that you shouldn’t fight in front of

your children. However it is actually better to show your children how to argue effectively and demonstrate that not agreeing doesn’t mean you don’t love each other.

Of course it is better not to yell in front of your kids, but if it happens once in a while don’t over think it. Losing control is something else; raging or being physical is never acceptable. Children experience anger and frustration, just as their parents do, if you don’t show them that these are normal feelings, they could grow up feeling more confused about their own emotions. However, be mindful to protect them from issues that could raise their anxiety. Seeing you kiss and hug after an argument demonstrates that it is safe to have your feelings without losing love.Taking time to go out without your children is very

important for your relationship, as well as your children’s understanding of the need to nurture and tend to your love. Date night, weekend get-aways, even watching a grown-up movie in bed together all convey that your life, your love, your interests are worthy, necessary, and happy parts of your life. Single parents should not feel badly to take the time to date. Even if your kids have trouble initially accepting you with a new partner, they will ultimately worry less about you if they believe you have a companion in your life. You don’t have to share all the details of your dating experience with your kids, but it is okay to let them know that you are interested in having romance in your life. Having children is a blessing, but childrearing is a long

and consuming journey. Accepting that the health of your relationship with your partner is part of the process of teaching your children well will help create balance and harmony in your household. Don't feel guilty for taking the time to show love and understanding to your partner, since that is actually a way of giving to your children too.

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music of Fern, Mike and Les preforming folk, folk-rock and blues songs of the 60’s and beyond. Breakfast at 10 AM, concert at 10:45 AM. $10 per person. Please RSVP. Temple Israel of Northern Westchester 31 Glengary Road Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 914-271-4705 Wed, May 11: Four-time Grammy winner, Pat Benataris a classically trained mezzo-soprano along with Neil "Spyder" James Giraldo. Come see these legends LIVE at the Paramount Hudson Valley Theater. 8:00pm -10:00pm Paramount Hudson Valley Theater 1008 Brown Street, PeekskillFri May 13: Buchanan Firehouse Explorer Post Fundraiser with Art on a Vine. Paint and sip wine.6:30 - 10:00 PM Patterson Price Per Seat: $45.00 TO PURCHASE TICKETS & for any questions Contact: Leah Grant (914) 490-1725 [email protected] $45.00 Per Person Includes

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Sat, May 14: Frogs at Night 7:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. Visitthe farm at night to learn about what importance frogs play here on the farm. Bring a small flashlight. Suitable for ages 13 and up. 51 Route 100, Katonah, NY 10536 http://muscootfarm.org/Sun, May 15: Free lecture BENNETT TALKS at 4:00pm. Music a Lifelong Companion with CorneliaCotton. Bennett Conservatory at 18 Van Wyck Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 914-271-4825, [email protected], www.bennettconservatory.org. May 15: Bring a lunch and wear your boots for this hike to Cliffdale Farm. 10:00 am - 1:00 pm. We’ll stopin Griffin Swamp to look for amphibians, and visit the chickens once we get to the farm. We’ll eat lunch in front of Teatown’s wigwam and longhouse before starting the hike back. Rain cancels. This moderate hike is not suitable for children under 8 years old. 1600 Spring Valley Rd #1, Ossining, NY 10562, (914) 762-2912, www.teatown.org. Thurs, May 19: Open Mic night hosted by Mario Giacalone The Green Growler 368 South Riverside AvenueCroton-on Hudson, NY 10520 (914) 862-0961 [email protected] Here’s your chance to showcase your talent in an intimate, friendly, receptive venue. Fri, May 20: Grand Funk Railroad includes originalfounding members Don Brewer and bassist Mel Schacher. Come rock and roll the night away at the Paramount



Hudson Valley Theater! - 8:00pm - 10:00pm [email protected] Phone: (914) 739-0039 ext.2Paramount Hudson Valley Theater 1008 Brown Street Peekskill. Fri-Sat May 20-21: Relay for Life Event -OPEN MICFUNDRAISER- Fri. 5pm to Sat 5:00 pm. 24 Hours of music, Signiture Menu Items and Raffles. All poceeds to benefit Relay for Life. Reserved for Performers K-12. The Mohansic Grill 1500 Baldwin Rd. Yorktown. To join contact Jody at [email protected] or join us on facebook at www.facebook.com/teamopenmic. Sat, May 21 and June 11: Colonial Survivor Ever wish you could travel backin time? Do you love to build things with your hands? Wonder what life was like before computers and TV? Then Colonial Survivor is for you! Come make new friends, explore a whole different way of life, and have fun outside! Youth in grades 3-6 (or ages 8-12) Working with a team of new friends, participants will be put through a series of challenges of every day survival for New York colonists. 9am-12:30pm Deadline: May 6 Philipsburg Manor 381 N. Broadway Sleepy Hollow, NY 10591 hudsonvalley.org/events/colonial-survivor1 Sat, May 21: No Child Wet Behind This is a family event. It begins with a kids one mile fun run followed by a 5K run/walk. We will be having a bounce house, vendors, food and raffles. Please come support our not for profit No Child Wet Behind. All diapers go to our beneficiary Westchester Diaper Bank. Please come out and support us. 2016 - 12:00pm - 1:00pm FDR Park Crompond Rd Yorktown, NY 10598 Sat, May 21: Laughing for a ReasonCHOP, Inc. and Croton Auto Park presents: Laughing for a Reason Comedy Night. All proceeds go to support CHOP, Inc. and Fred's pantry. For tickets, please go to: Laughforchop.eventbrite.com Peekskill Fire Department 828 Main St Peekskill Sat, May 21, Cortlandt Regional Music Association Presents: Spring concert! by the Cortlandt Chamber Orchestra Featuring Symphony No.1in C Minor, Op.68 – Johannes Brahms Performed by local musicians for free. (Donations are not required but are encouraged) 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM Holy Name of Mary Catholic Church.

Sun, May 22: Meet the Baby Animals 12:00 p.m.- 3:00 p.m. The babies are here. Come to the farm andlearn all about our animals and their offspring. 4-H will be on hand to answer questions. 51 Route 100, Katonah, NY 10536 http://muscootfarm.org/ Sun, May 22: Wild Food Foraging 12:00 p.m.- 2:00 p.m.Come out on a hike with our Naturalist and learn what things are safe and unsafe to eat in the wild! 51 Route 100, Katonah, NY 10536 http://muscootfarm.org/

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HAPPENINGSSun, May 22: Hudson Valley Wildlife 11:00am-Noon What’s living in your backyard? Live animals, mounts, furs and bones will be used in this lively program about the species found in Hudson Valley. Meets at the Kathryn W. Davis River Walk Center in Kingsland Point Park. Parking fee -$5. All welcome. 1600 Spring Valley Rd #1, Ossining, NY 10562, (914) 762-2912, www.teatown.org Sun, May 22: Free concert BENNETT PLAYS at 2:00pm enjoy a cello recital for children with PaulSwensen Bennett at the Bennett Conservatory of Music at 18 Van Wyck Croton-on-Hudson, NY 10520 914-271-4825, [email protected], www.bennettconservatory.org.Tues, May 26: Green Growler Strange Thursdays Thiscollective of forward-thinking musicians will deliver a new sonic experience with each performance. Members from diverse backgrounds - jazz, rock, experimental —- are devoted to liberating music from its shackles and delivering a wholly unique and unfettered listening experience. Come to the Growler, grab an exotic brew, and prepare to expect the unexpected. Wed, May 27: Don Felder is a former lead guitarist of TheEagles, one of the most popular an influential rock groups of our time. 8:00pm - 9:30pm Purchase tickets over the phone at (914) 739-0039 ext. 2 or over our website at https://paramounthudsonvalley.showare.com/ordertickets.asp?p=721. Any questions or concerns, please contact

the Box Office at [email protected] Paramount Hudson Valley Theater 1008 Brown Street Thurs, May 28: Three Sisters Garden 12:00p.m.- 3:00 p.m. Learn all about this Native American gardeningtechnique. This program requires pre-registration. Space is limited. 51 Route 100, Katonah, NY 10536 http://muscootfarm.org/Sat, May 30: Open mic,music & spoken word @ 7pm.Sign up at [email protected]. Fri, May 30: Shop St. A's enormous outdoor tented rummage sale, held 10 AM - 4 PM rain or shine onMemorial Day. Kids, Ladies, Men's clothes for $1 per item. Also selling shoes, purses, bikes, trikes, yard toys, sporting equipment, linens, car seats, furniture and more! St. Augustine's Episcopal Church 6 Old Post Rd N, Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520Sun, June 5: SUMMERFEST Join Croton in thestreets, celebrating the Summer Season! Street vendors, delicious food and wonderful entertainment will be abundant throughout the day. The Summerfest parade kicks off at 12:45 PM and the fun continues until 6:00 PM. We will have live music throughout the afternoon. Reminder, for your convenience, photo ID’s will be taken in the Recreation Office from 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM during Summerfest. See page 5 for details! Sat, June 11: OSSINING VILLAGE FAIR Main Street9:00am to 5:00pm The annual Village Street Fair, with food, vendors, arts & crafts, exhibits and entertainment.



Croton-on-Hudson Farmers MarketOpen Sundays, 9:00AM – 2:00PM, 05/08 – 12/04 Croton-on-Hudson, NY Lot off Municipal Place Right off 9A Senasqua exit. Founding Year: 2009. Now bring your food scraps to the market for composting! Find the market compost bin in southeast corner of parking lot.Ossining Farmers Market Ossining's Down to Earth Farmers’ Market, located at the corner of Main and Spring St., runs every Saturday, year-round, rain or shine. From May 21st through December17th the market hours are 8:30am-2pm. The market features locally grown produce and fruit, farm raised poultry and meats, grass fed beef and heritage pork,eggs, honey, breads, pastry, pies, old fashioned cider donuts, farmstead cheese and other locally-sourced specialty foods. There is a Community Table programavailable to local Chamber members to reserve a table for informational purposes about their business. Inquiries should be sent to: [email protected] Farmers Market Sat: May 8, 15, 22, 29: 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Visit our Farmer's Market for a variety of products. Over 20 vendors make up this unique and local farmer's market! 51 Route 100, Katonah, NY 10536 http://muscootfarm.org/Peekskill Farmers Market The Peekskill Business Improvement District ("BID") is very pleased to announce that the Peekskill Farmers' Market now has an extended spring season. The market takes place on the beautiful tree lined plaza outside The Field Library. The market is open every Saturday from now through May 28, 10AM-2PM. On June 4, The market returns to its full season location on Bank Street and will operate every Saturday until November 19, 2016 from 8AM-2PM. Please check the market website for updates on vendors and live entertainment. www.peekskillfarmersmarket.com

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The American Youth Soccer Organization is a volunteer, non-profit program dedicated to providing children with a positive sports experience in a fun, safe, and fair environment. Volunteer coaches and referees are offered training clinics to assist in developing your child’s knowledge of soccer and sportsmanship.


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ABOUT 925 SOUTH 925 South is located in a beautiful turn of the century building. This space offers a spiritual environment for the healing and arts with it’s high ceilings, open spaces, and floor-to-ceiling mirrors. There are also smaller private rooms that are available to rent for massage, acupuncture, reiki, and more. These spac-es can be rented hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly. We are located on 925 South St in Peekskill, NY.

PAULA CARNABUCI, M.A. OWNER OF 925 SOUTHFitness and movement have always been my passion. I brought my technique, FORMETHOD, here to Peekskill over 10 years ago when I opened up Sky Movement Studio. After which I partnered with a tenant to open up Energy Movement Center. I’ve spent the last 5 years perfecting my one-of-a-kind invention called CORECTFORM. After a very successful Kickstarter campaign and a feature in Westchester Magazine and AHALife, I am coming back to teach my FORMETHOD with CORECTFORM to educate participants on how to work the core properly. Everyone deserves a strong core! Visit www.corectform.com to learn more.

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MEMBERS OF THE CO-OPTARA COLAVECCHIO T: 914 715 3957 Tara Colavecchio of Dragonfly will be offering freelance hair cutting and styling as well as host-ing beauty events and classes on how to style your own hair and make up. Tara is a renowned celebrity stylist and owner of Dragonfly produc-tions. For the past 25 years, Tara has worked at some of the worlds most exclusive salons.J IM RUSSO T: 914 310 9974Jim has trained for 44 years in martial arts concentrating on the internal martial arts of Tai Chi Chuan, Hsing I Chuan, I Chuan, Tai Chi Ruler, Pa Kua Chang, as well as Taoist Yang Sheng, internal training, and meditation methods for the past 21 years. It is his goal to preserve these amazing arts and to share them with the world. Visit zhongdingtaichi.com to learn more.MARY STARK, LMT T: 917 373 5060 Mary is a master Phenomenal Touch Practitioner as well as a certified Intuitive Healer. Mary Stark has been a professional massage therapist for nearly twenty years and is licensed by the New York State Office of the Professions. CAROL MORAN GCFP® T: 914 384 2172 Carol is a Guild Certified Feldenkrais® Practitioner of Somatic Education with over 20 years of experience. Carol accesses the power of the nervous system to create change and im-provement. This will eliminate joint and chronic pain, improve mobility, flexibility, breathing and posture and increase awareness of self and over-all well-being. Private sessions and group classes are available. Open to children through adults.

ROCIO LA ROSA T: 914 373 9937 Rocio is an Angel Communicator, Intuitive Healer and Shaman. Rocio provides angel card readings as well as paintings. As a Shaman she uses various modalities in energy work with the help of the angels including Reiki, Tibetan Medicine Buddha and Rising Star Healing to help others. Rocio offers a variety of workshops for adults and children as well as private healing sessions. ART ON THE VINE T: 914 329 1612 Art on the Vine brings the best Art Entertainment to Westchester County and the surrounding areas. Come uncork your creativity with us. We are all about having fun with friends, sharing some laughs, creating with a cocktail in hand and painting outside the lines!

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Tuesdays:Walking with Purpose9:15-11:15am, Holy Name of Mary, Grand Street, Croton. Weekly reflection that aims to bring women to a deeper personal relationship with Christ. walkingwithpurpose.comBoredom Buster Preschool Story Time @ Little Joe's (Katonah)11am, Come in for a book, a craft, a visit. We’ll be doing something new every week and encourage you to bring your little ones in for the fun! 914-232-7278Boardgame Night7pm, 3rd Universe Comics. Croton. $5. westchestergaming.orgCHADD at Four Winds Hospital in Katonah6:30-10pm, 1st Tues of ea month, CHADD (Children and Adults With Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is a national non-profit, parent-based organization that offers support and information on AD/HD. Support Session For Parents: 6:30 - 7:15, General Meeting: 7:30. chadd.netMother Nature's Storytime10am, 2-4yrs old. Greenburgh Nature Center

Bingo!2-3pm, Danish Home. Not for money, but for fun. Anyone is welcome to join in. Arrive a few minutes early so you can get a good seat. Refreshments will be served.Tot Tuesdays at LegoLand Discovery Center10am-2pm, Free Wi-Fi will be available for parents at the attraction. Ridge Hill in Yonkers legolanddiscoverycenter.com/westchesterWednesdays: "Chess for Mind & Memory." We meet every Wed @ 3 PM in the Market Square, Ossining. Playing chess is a great way to challenge your mind and improve your thinking skills. By combining the elements of chess strategy with cognitive learning skills and memory techniques, you will get sharper and more decisive. [email protected], calvaryofossining.orgFresh Funky Wednesday with Sammy Wags9pm, Peekskill Brewery. No coverTrivia Night8pm, Gleason's PeekskillThursdays:1pm, Mahjongg Club at the Mt. Kisco LibraryAfter School Story Time @ Little Joe's (Katonah)4:30pm, It's story time with Miss Kathy. 914-232-7278

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Teen and Tween Yoga at Yoga Sol6-7pm, 914.930.1730Bereavement Support Group7:30pm. First and third Thursday of the month, in St. Augustine's church. Deacon Steven DeMartino at (845) 260-5637 or [email protected] Thursday Karaoke Night9pm-1am, The Huddle, Sleepy HollowKaraoke NightEvery Other Thursday 9:00pm – 10:00pm Gleasons911 South St Peekskill, NY 10566Fridays:Insider’s Tour - Stone Farms CenterSelf guided tour – See firsthand how Stone Barns is helping improve how America eats and farmsMah Jongg1-3:30pm, Temple Israel. [email protected] FridaysParents with children 18 - 36 months, join us for FREE weekly play dates. Have fun with your child while meeting other families. RSVP is requested but not required. RJCC Yorktown Branch, 2966 Crompond Rd (Route 202), Yorktown Heights. [email protected]

Vet2Vet Peer Support Group3:30pm, Mt. Kisco LibraryFriday Night Film and Potluck6-9pm, Bring a healthy meal to share and watch a film, meet new people and help celebrate the farm. Registration required. The film series will continue on the third Friday of the month. Details of films to be screened will be advised in weekly emails.Bingo7:30pm, St Columbanus Church. [email protected] Night9pm-1am, C & C Music will be at Michaels Bar in Pleasantville hosting WILD FRIDAY NIGHT KARAOKEThird Friday through November6-8pm, South Washington & Main St. [email protected] and Saturday:Weekly Sabbath servicesYorktown Jewish Center at 8:00 PM on Friday evenings, and at 9:15 AM on Saturday mornings. Light refreshments are served and everyone is invited and welcome to join us as we share in the warmth, knowledge and friendship within our congregation! info@yorktownjewishcenter

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Saturdays:TaSH in Tarrytown, Lyndhurst Mansion8:30am-2pm, TaSH with vegetables grown in the fertile Black Dirt region of Orange County, N.Y.Walk at Brinton Brook Sanctuary9-11am, Monthly on second Sat. Held rain or shine. Meet at main parking area off Route 9A. sawmillriveraudubon.orgHavdalah in Pajamas6-7pm FREE. Havdalah is the weekly end of the Jewish Sabbath. This special evening includes bedtime stories,songs, a family Havdalah service and a light dinner. Bet Torah Nursery School, 914-666-7595 bettorah.orgDrop in for Tech Help11:30am, Mt. Kisco Public Library. No appt necessaryVan Cortlandtville Historical Society2pm, Meets monthly on the third Saturday at the Little Red Schoolhouse, 297 Locust Ave. 914-736-7868Saturdays & Sundays:Project Feeder Watch at Croton Point Nature Center8-10am, Stop by to learn local winter birds and help count.Insider’s Tour - Stone Farms CenterSelf guided tour – . [email protected]

Spin & Knit11am-1pm. Monthly, First Sun & Third Sat. Calling all spinners and knitters, beginning or experienced! Come gather in an informal atmosphere and be part of a monthly spinning and knitting group. No fee or registration required for first time attendees. hilltophanoverfarm.orgSundays:Kicked into Shape Boot Camp8-9am, All levels welcome 26 Hollis Lane, Croton $15. To register [email protected] Family Story Time @ Little Joe's (Katonah)11am, Bring your munchkins for a visit and a story. Great for working parents! 914-232-7278Cortlandt Youth Center Open1-5pm, Ages 7-10 only. Parents must stay with their child. 3 Memorial Dr, CrotonMore Activities:Kathonah Museum of Art Guided Tours2:30 pm, Tues-Sun. katonahmuseum.orgSchool Instrument Rentals in Croton on HudsonPlease visit us and compare rental prices. Maybe now is a good time to switch! [email protected]

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Mon, May 23 at 4:30 pm, Peekskill Tale Waggers: Letour trained Tale Waggers entertain you with spellbinding tales. Or come tell a story or joke of your own. All storytellers and storyteller wannabes are welcome - along with good listeners of all ages. Wed, May 25 at 11:15 am, Musical Tots: Join LoriCohen for an interactive program of music and movement. Musical Tots is designed for kids five and under who are walking. This is a popular program, so please arrive on time to guarantee your spot. Sponsored by the Friends of The Field Library. Wed, May 25 at 4:30 pm, Lego My Library: Love tobuild? Kids 5 and up can join us for our monthly Lego My Library club! No sign-up required.

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CORTLANDT TEEN FREE PROGRAMS Drop in Program at the YC Ages 11 – 18 (11 years only if graduated from 5th grade) Drop in activities include:Table games - ping pong, pool, air hockey, foosball, Artsand Crafts room, rock climbing, Wii in the Video Game Room, Cable TV, Weight Room, Learning Lab, outside basketball and more!Day & Time: Monday - Thursday: 3:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.Friday: 3:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.Sat: 1:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Sun: 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Monday, May 30 Closed Monday,July 4 Closed Monday, September 5 Closed (Ages 7-10 with Adult Supervision)

MAY2nd: Meal Deal Mondays4th: Weight Training5th: Quesadilla Bar6th: Weight Training , Welcome Aboard Luau & MisterSoftee7th: A Night of Baseball Rivalries9th: Weight Training & Meal Deal Mondays10th: Prep For Those Tests11th: Weight Training & Open Mic13th: Mister Softee14th: Cooking For Friends International16th: Meal Deal Mondays17th: Prep For Those Tests18th: Weight Training20th: Weight Training , Mister Softee & DJ Night21st: Cortlandt Ninja Boot Camp Challenge23rd: Weight Training & Meal Deal Mondays24th: Prep For Those Tests25th: Weight Training & Open Mic27th: Karaoke Night & Mister Softee30th: Closed, Happy Memorial Day31st: Prep For Those TestsA NIGHT OF BASEBALL RIVALRIESPre-registration is requiredCourse Number: 606-1S –Please use number when registeringLocation: Yankee Stadium (departs & arrives Metro NorthCortlandt on Memorial Drive) Day/Date: Saturday, May 7Time: 11:00 a.m. (1:05 p.m. game) Fee: $30 per ticketCOOKING FOR FRIENDS - INTERNATIONALAdvanced registration required, along with recipe approval one week in advance. Please call the Youth Center to register, 736-0498. Location: Cortlandt Youth &Recreation Center, 3 Memorial Drive, Croton Day/Dates: Saturdays, May 14, July 23 & August 20 Time: 2:00 p.m.Cooking - 5:00 p.m. Tasting Fee: Free (Participants mustbring their own ingredients)

CORE FOR MORELocation: Cortlandt Youth & Recreation Center, 3Memorial Drive, Croton Days/Dates: Wednesdays &Fridays, June 1 – September 30 Time: 5pm-6pm Fee: FreeCORTLANDT NINJA BOOT CAMP CHALLENGE 10obstacles, challenges and endless fun! Prizes for fastest time. Location: Cortlandt Youth & Recreation Center, 3Memorial Drive, Croton Dates/Day/Time: Saturday, May21, 2pm-4pm. Saturday, June 11, 2pm– 4pm Wednesday, July 13, 5pm-7pm Saturday, August 27, 5pm-7pm FreeCREATIVE VOCAL & ACTING WORKSHOP (Ages 7 – 14) Course Number: 609-1U Location: Cortlandt Youth &Recreation Center, 3 Memorial Drive, Croton Days/Dates: Monday thru Friday, August 15, 16,17,18,1 9 Time: 9am–1pm Fee: $100 with ID / $105 without.DAZZLING DIVA SPA DAY Location: Cortlandt Youth & Recreation Center, 3Memorial Drive, Croton Days/Dates: Tuesdays, June 28,July 12, August 2 & 30 Time: 4pm-6pm. Fee: FreeDEATH BY CHOCOLATELocation: Cortlandt Youth & Recreation Center, 3Memorial Drive, Croton Day/Date: Tuesday, June 7 Time: 4pm Fee: FreeDJ NIGHTSDonate a canned good item for the V.A. Hospital and be entered to win a prize! Location: Cortlandt Youth &Recreation Center, 3 Memorial Drive, Croton Day/Dates: Friday, May 20 – It’s Spring, Do Ya Thang!Friday, June 24 – Shout Out; Schools Out!Friday, July 15 – Summer Night Jam! Friday, July 29 -Caribbean Night! Time: 7pm-10pm Fee: FreeEXPRESSIVE PENCourse Number: 618-1U – Please use number whenregistering Location: Cortlandt Youth & Recreation Center,3 Memorial Drive, Croton Day/Dates: Thursdays, June 30thru August 25 - 8 sessions (no class on 8/4) Time: 5pm-6pm Fee: $15 with ID/ $20 without IDYOUTH CENTER PROGRAMS Cortlandt Youth &Recreation Center, 3 Memorial Drive, CrotonGRILLIN’-N-CHILLIN’Participants must pre-register by 6pm Location: Day/Dates: Saturdays, June 25 thru September 3 Time: 7pmFee: $6.00 (pre-registration required by 6pm)KARAOKE NIGHTDay/Date: Friday, May 27 Time: 5:30pm-7:30pm FreeMISTER SOFTEE VISITS THE YOUTH CENTER Day/Dates: Fridays, April 9 thru September 30 Time: 7pm-8pm Fee: Prices varyOUTDOOR SUMMER CLASSICSDay/Date: Friday, July 1 Time: 7pm-10pm Fee: FreePREP FOR THOSE TESTS!! – A STUDY SKILLS COURSEDay/Dates: Tuesdays, May 10, 17, 24, 31 Time: 5pm-6pmQUESADILLA BARPre-registration required 24 hours in advance. Day/Date: Thursday, May 5 Time: 6pm Fee: $5.00 (Pre-registration

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required 24 hours in advance) Call the YC at 914-736-0498.SWEET & SAVORY TREATS Day/Dates: Mondays, June6, 13, 20, 27 Time: 4pm-5:30pm Fee: FreeWELCOME ABOARD LUAUFor the 5th grade graduates only!!! Location: CortlandtYouth & Recreation Center, 3 Memorial Drive, Croton Day/Date: Friday, May 6 Time: 6:30-9pm Fee: FreeWHERE ARE YOU COMING F.R.O.M(Freedom Raising Open Mic) Calling all: Dancers,Sculptors, Singers, Fashion Designers, Poets, Painters, Musicians, Marshall Artists, Comedians, Woodworkers, etc. Days: Wednesdays Dates: May 11 & 25, June 1 & 15, July6 & 20 August 3 & 17, Time: 6:30 pm-8pm Fee: Free (Pre-registration required by 4:30 pm.YOUNG ARTISTS’ SHOWCASE: Classical Music Recital for High School Students. Students in 7th through 12th grade. Registration opens May 1 and closes May 27.Slots still open. Register in person, by phone 914-271-6612 or by e-mail [email protected]. Saturday, June 18, rehearsal 3pm, concert 7:30pm Teen Scene Hen Hud Library Wed, May 4: 5:30pm May the Fourth Be With You Thurs, May 5: 6:30pm Teen Book Club: Life As We Knew It by Susan Beth PfefferMon, May 16: 6:00pm Beading for Women's Shelters Tues, May 31: 6:30pm Teen Advisory BoardYOUTH EMPLOYMENTNOR WEST REGIONAL RECREATION SERVICESPART-TIME EMPLOYMENT – YEAR ROUNDNor-West offers employment to students ages 16 and up, working with children and adults. Call Nor-West for an application 737-4797YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICEMarie Zavaglia, Coordinator/ Joyce Lettis, Asst. Coordinator HS STUDENTS: Looking for work, register with Y.E.S. HENDRICK HUDSON H.S.: Y.E.S. 275-5881 – located in the library entrance. YOUTH CENTER JOB BOARD: CHECK FOR JOB LISTINGS 275-5881.CROTON YOUTH/TEEN PROGRAMSThe Croton Youth Program, directed by Doreen Pettit, has an active program all summer. Tuesday trips and special events are being planned. Some trips to be offered include Lake Compounce and Splashdown. The specific schedules will be available in the Recreation Office, on the Village website at www.crotononhudson-ny.gov and in the Village kiosk at Croton Commons. For updates and more information on middle school activities, call the Croton Youth Program at 271-8562 or the Recreation Office at 271-3006. YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE If you are looking for someone to fill a job on a one-time or ongoing basis, the Croton YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE is for you. Some ofthe jobs we’ve filled include babysitting, pet sitting, light house cleaning, yard work, party helpers and more. Stop by the Recreation Office on the 2nd floor of the Municipal

Building and pick up a Youth Employment Referral list or give us a call and we’ll mail you one. Please note that the Recreation Department does not check references for anyone on the employment list. We strongly suggest you do so before hiring anyone. If you are looking for work in the area, it’s for you too! To register and be put on the referral service list, drop by the Recreation Office and pick up a form or give us a call and we’ll send you one. In order to remain on the list, you must give us updated information at the beginning of each school year.CROTON SUMMER CAMP PROGRAM REGISTRATIONFor 2016, Camp forms are available in the Recreation Office or at the Croton Free Library. Non-resident applications will be processed after May 2nd (space permitting). If you have any questions regarding camp registration, please call the Recreation office at 271-3006.PEEKSKILL YOUTH/TEEN PROGRAMSKILEY YOUTH CENTERThe Kiley Youth Center, located at 709 Main Street, provides year-round supervised youth programs. The Center operates Monday through Saturday from 3:00 pm to 11:00 pm and programs are free of charge. Registration at the Kiley Center is required. For more information call the Kiley Center at 734-4256 after 3:00 pm.

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May is the month I get inspired by the season to grow my own spring pantry. One of the many benefits is being able to step outside my kitchen

and harvest edible herbs to enhance my culinary creations. Herbs are packed with essential vitamins and nutrients to use for more than just cooking. Many herbs can serve as a kitchen pharmacy to treat common ailments too.Herbs contain medicinal cancer fighting anti-oxidants

and flavonoids that support the immune system which offer a wide array of health benefits. Some of my favorites are basil, which aids in digestion and circulation; chives and arugula, which promote bone health due to their high levels of vitamin K; mint for soothing digestion and calming effects; and parsley for it’s detoxing and cleansing properties. Using freshly harvested herbs in your recipes will add

delicious flavor to your plate and expand your palette without the extra calories. You may even find these herbs

substitute the need for adding salt and sugar.Whether it’s a salad,

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Give the gift that keeps on growing, both fragrant and utilitarian too. Take a large basket and simply fill it with herb plants like rosemary, peppermint, sage and basil. Top it off with a trowel and bow. It’s the gift that keeps on giving and a daily

reminder of how much she means to you. Experiment using your favorite herbs to create a

marinade to enhance the flavor of your favorite protein and vegetables or try my cilantro marinade.

Cilantro Herb MarinadeIngredients:• 3 tablespoons lime juice• 2 tablespoons EVOO• 1 tablespoon minced shallots• 1 tablespoon cilantro, minced• 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard

Directions:• In a mini food processor, combine shallots, cilantro, Dijonand lime juice.• Slowly add in EVOO.• Sea salt and pepper to taste.

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When my boys were little we would always celebrate their birthdays by starting the day with breakfast in bed. Once they got a little older,

they loved the idea of returning the favor for my birthday and for Mother's Day. It was never anything very fancy - just homemade goodness. It was a time for all of us to crawl into our big bed and spend a few minutes together and it always felt special because we never allowed the boys to eat in their rooms so it was a real treat to be able to eat a full meal in bed. The greatest part about breakfast in bed is that is more

the idea of it and the ritual than it is the actual food being eaten. Little kids can help make and butter toast, they can crack the eggs and set up the trays with napkins and utensils. Let them pour the juice into the glasses. Just something as simple as a cup of tea and toast and eggs is more than enough to make anyone feel special. Add to that a tiny jar with a dandelion picked from the yard and it is the perfect start to the day. If you have a little extra time and you want something

yummy that the kids can say they baked themselves, I suggest baked french toast. It is something you can prepare the night before and your kids can pop it into the oven the morning of Mother's Day and feel like they made it! Delicious and easy!

Baked French Toast

One loaf of stale bread cut into cubes3 eggs, beaten1 1/2 cups milk or half and half or a combination of both1/3 cup brown sugar1/3 cup white sugar1 teaspoon vanilla extract1/2 teaspoon cinnamon

Mix all ingredients together in a big bowl and pour into a 9x13 pan. Cover pan with foil and store in the refrigerator overnight. The next morning, preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Put pan in oven and bake for 25 minutes. Remove from oven and let it sit out while you prepare the dishes and drinks. Cut into squares and dust with confectioners sugar or drizzle with real maple syrup. It is by far my favorite breakfast! Enjoy!

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Rosy Grapefruit Sorbet Sugar tames the tartness of the grapefruit in this

refreshing palate-cleansing sorbet. With only two essential ingredients, it is a breeze to make. (You’ll need an ice cream maker.) Should you come across a sorbet recipe with water added to the juice, drop it immediately from your browsing. A sorbet must be intense with fruit flavor and there should be no watering down.Ingredients (Makes about a quart)4 large Ruby Red grapefruits

¾ cup granulated sugar 2 T grapefruit vodka* 2 T Campari bitters**Directions

1. Squeeze juice from grapefruits. Strain. Youshould have about 3 cups of juice (If you have more, add more sugar accordingly.) 2. In a small saucepan mix sugar with ½ cup of juice. Heatand stir just until sugar is dissolved.3. Cool and add to remainder ofjuice. Stir in vodka and bitters. 4. Chill in refrigerator overnight or until cold.5. Prepare in ice cream machine according tomanufacturer’s directions. This should take about 20 minutes.6. Scoop into a container with a tight-fitting lid and place infreezer.The vodka will prevent the sorbet from freezing

hard. It’s not essential if you’re going to eat it the same day, but otherwise highly recommended. Campari marries well with the grapefruit flavor, slows down the hardening and gives the sorbet a lovely rosy color. You can, of course, use unflavored vodka, but I always look for ways to intensify flavor.

Fresh Orange Sorbet Here is a delightful icy refreshment for a sultry (or any

other) day . . . and soooo easy to make. It requires an ice cream maker.Ingredients (Makes 6 servings)1 cup water½ cup sugar2 cups fresh orange juice

ProcedureMake a sugar syrup by bringing water and sugar to a

boil in a small sauce pan. Keep it at a slow simmer for 20 minutes. Take off heat and let cool. Add orange juice. Taste for sweetness. Refrigerate until chilled. Make your sorbet according to the manufacturer’s instructions for your ice cream maker.For a decorative twist you can create frozen orange cups

from oranges cut in half. Gently scoop out the contents, removing all the pulp. Place in the freezer for about an hour until the orange halves are frozen.When sorbet is ready, scoop into orange cups, garnish

with fruit and serve.

These recipes are by Phyllis Kirigin sweetpaprika.wordpress.com Phyllis is a resident of Croton-on-Hudson and is an avid cook and food blogger. She loves all things culinary, focusing on using fresh ingredients and promoting local farmers and artisans. She can be reached at [email protected]

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ROSE 2014, Anton Bauer (AT)From the Anton Bauer estate located inFleuersbrunn, Austria, this wine is ablend of the juices of 3 different red wines, Merlot, Syrah, and Weigelt. The Rose has a lovely pale rose color and the bouquetis floral with hints of citrus. It is a pretty winethat is dry, soft and easy to drink with gentle flavors of cherries and strawberries. Perfectwith fruit platters and good conversation with friends.

PINOT NOIR ROSE 2015, Matua (NZ)This Rose is made from 100% Pinot Noir grownIn the Matua Valley of New Zealand. Light rose incolor, the bouquet has nice strawberry and floralaromas. It is dry and well balanced with good fruitand has quite a bit of muscle from the alcohol. A nice clean finish. This Rose will be a good choice fora dinner wine.

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from a vast variety of colorful beads to make one-of-a-kind earrings for yourself or a special someone. You’ll also have an opportunity to donate an additional pair of earrings of your own design to a local women’s shelter. Registration required. Sign up in person or call (914-271-6612) duringlibrary hours. For adults and teens. Sun, May 22: SPRING BOOK & BAKE SALE: Sweet Bargains. Volunteer to set up and clean up, staff the saleor bake – by calling the Croton Free Library, 914-271-6612. Early bird admission: $10 to shop 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.on Saturday, May 21. Free and open to the public for browsing and buying: 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Saturday, May 21, and and Sunday, May 22.Fri, May 27, WORKSHOP: Sophisticated Coloring Designs. 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Enjoy a cup of tea with us,and cast off the cares of a busy week. For our teen and adult patrons.




Empowering Women World Wide, the ad hoc interfaith coalition of Northern Westchester women, is holding a community forum on Tuesday, May

10th at 7:00 PM, at Temple Israel of Northern Westchester (31 Glengary Road, Croton-on-Hudson, NY) to learn about the Syrian refugee crisis, the global response, and what we can do locally to help. We will also assemble school kits to be distributed to children in need world-wide. The coalition includes women from Temple Israel of Northern Westchester, Asbury United Methodist Church, St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church, and the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Hudson Valley in Croton, and the Upper Westchester Muslim Society in Thornwood.We are facing the most pressing refugee crisis since

World War II, with millions of refugees worldwide. In Syria, anti-government protests have led to ongoing civil war since 2011, causing about 13.5 million people to flee from their homes. Reports on the casualties estimate that one million people have been wounded. The New York Times reported in February that 470,000 people have been killed. In March, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), an opposition group based in England, reported the deaths of more than 13,000 children and 8,000 women in the conflict. The United Nations Refugee Agency wrote, “by the end

of 2014, Syria had become the world’s top source country of refugees, . . .with 95% located in surrounding countries.” These include: Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Egypt. We’ve all seen horrifying pictures of their plight in refugee camps, and of those attempting to cross the Mediterranean seeking refuge in Europe. 75% of the Syrian refugees are women and children. Speakers will address the Syrian refugee crisis--with

attention to women and children refugees, the impact of the crisis on the countries to and through which the refugees are fleeing, and the global (including that of the United States) response. Local action we can take to respond will also be addressed. Following the program those who wish will remain to

assemble school kits, which will be distributed by the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) to refugee children in need.The speakers and program include:~Rabbi Rachel Grant Meyer: Community Engagement,

Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) ~Sana Mustafa: a Syrian activist who was granted political

asylum in the U.S. During the week of our program Sana will celebrate her graduation from Bard College.~ Local clergy and leaders will speak about action to

inform our community about the Syrian refugee crisis, UMCOR’s distribution of resources where needed, ways to help immigration agencies, urging our legislators to respond to the crisis, and a call to action. For more information, please send an e-mail to

[email protected]. Carolyn Kunin

Tues. May 10th 7:00 p.m. Temple Israel of Northern Westchester

31 Glengary Road, Croton-on Hudson, NY

Please join us after the presentation as we assemble school kits to be sent to refugee children around the

world. Information and action resources on the Syrian Refugee Crisis will be provided. For more information

please e-mail [email protected].

Speakers: ~ Rabbi Rachel Grant Meyer: Educator, Community Engagement HIAS (Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society) ~ Sana Mustafa: Syrian activist who was granted political asylum in the U.S. Sana is a student of political studies at Bard College. ~ Local clergy and lay leaders will speak about Croton area responses and action.

Syrian Refugee Women and Families: Widespread Crisis, Local Response

The Sisterhood of Temple Israel, Women of Asbury Methodist Church, St. Augustine’s Episcopal Church

of Croton, The Unitarian Universalist Congregation of theHudson Valley, and the Upper Westchester Muslim Society

in Thornwood invite you to attend:

Syrian Refugee Women and Families: Widespread Crisis, Local Response


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Day/Date: Thursday & Friday – 4 sessions (June 2, 3, 9, 10) Time: 9:00 am – 11:00 am (2 hours/day – 2 classes per week) Fee: $40 check payable to Town of Cortlandt Registration: Wednesday, May 25–9:00 am–12:00 noon Call 528-1572 for more information.INTERMEDIATE INTERNET CLASS-TOPICAL SEARCHEMail - Get an email ID or multiple ID’s if you don’t have one. Email options. Compose and send emails.News - Read local, U.S. or World News, Business, Entertainment, Sports, Politics, Health, Travel, Comics etc.Autos - Find new & used car pricing, review finance rates tool, interest rate calculator, insurance, auto maintenance, warranty, tips.Health - Check your symptoms, drugs & treatment, find a Doctor,3-D body maps, health search, watch health videos.Movies - What’s playing in theatres, show times, DVD’s watch trailers & clips, read previews and photo galleries.Online Shopping - Compare prices, find product reviews, and learn to shop safely online. Sports - Check all sports news.Travel - Book a trip, travel ideas, travel guides,Finance - Learn personal finance. Class Prerequisite: Familiarity with computer basics and basic internet skills. Location: Muriel H. Morabito Community Center, 29 Westbrook Drive, Cortlandt Manor Day/Date: Thursday & Friday - 4 sessions (June 2, 3, 9, 10) Time: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm (2 hrs/day – 2 classes per week) Fee: $40 check payable to Town of CortlandtRegistration: Wednesday, May 25 – 9:00 am – 12:00 Call 528-1572 for more information.Peekskill SeniorsMEDICARE/INSURANCE HELP1st & 2nd Thursday of Month 10AM-1PM (In Library)Medicare Speaker at 10:30 AM on the second Tuesday of the month in the Senior Activity club roomBINGOMonday , Tuesday & Thursday 10AM-12:00PMAEROBIC EXERCISEMonday, Tuesday & Wednesday – 10AM-11:00AMFALL PREVENTION EXERCISE Thursdays 10AM-11AM CHAIR YOGA Fridays 1pmh

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• Talk with your parents about what they want! Do they want to stay in their home no matter what? Do they prefer a senior environment such as assisted living? At some future point, they may not be able to tell you and you want to know what they would have wanted you to do.• Talk to them about Advanced Directives. Do they want

to be resuscitated, do they want artificial feeding etc. This is always a tough discussion but one that really needs to be done. • Get a Health Care Proxy in place which specifically

states their wishes. Help them to appoint the child ablest to follow through with their wishes. Don’t feel offended if they choose your brother or sister over you as health care proxy. All that matters is someone they love is going to follow the wishes they have put forward. • Make sure you have a Power of Attorney and

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to guardianship and high legal fees. • Learn about resources for the Aging. Meet with a

Geriatric Care Manager or an Aging specialist to become knowledgeable about the options before you need them. Options such as Home Delivered meal services, online food shopping, Adult Day Care, Home Care, Assistive Technology, Assisted Living and Nursing homes all cost money and planning can help reduce the “pinch”. • Be involved with their medical care. You may not need

to go to appointments yet, but you should know who their Medical Doctors are and make sure you have a HIPPA release for all of them. • Make sure you know where their Will is and DON’T place

it in their safe deposit box if you do not have access.• Get them to make a list of all their financial information

(ie; where they have accounts, life insurance, stocks and bonds especially if they are still paper, etc). They don’t have to hand that information to you. Just ask them to compile a list and put it in a safe place – one you know about and can access if needed.• Find out if they have Long Term Care Insurance. If they

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