Scarsdale Village actions span youth work votes and police
The Scarsdale case dismissed for three youths in a voluntary labor program, the village commends the Scarsdale Summer Music Theatre, and praises officers for arrests. Village land sale to Tiberi Construction, burglary figures rise in July, and Con Ed tax assessment dispute prompts court review. Police revive Harley Davidson trail bike for off road patrols to cover high school grounds and golf courses.
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Scarsdale
Terence Shames
Heathcote
Shames
Disabled Campers Share In Summer Day Camp Activities
In Scarsdale twelve participants eight campers and four counselors take part in a summer program run with the Scarsdale Recreation Department day camp. The group ages 10 to 21 join trips overnights and activities across performing arts sports and arts specialists. Pat Shoemaker O Keeffe directs the program and aims to expand it beyond mid range abilities as counselors guide varied learners through baseball kick ball soccer and other games.
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Scarsdale
Scarsdale Pool
Pat Shoemaker O'Keeffe
Mamaroneck
Recreation Department
Pat
Tarrytown
College of New Rochelle
I. To R
Mike Lamartino
Debbie Singer
Brian Nangle
Greg Christnacht
Joanne Christnacht
Patti Biederman
Pat O'Keeffe
Nathan
Village investigates owner over removal of seven park trees
Neighbors rally as Scarsdale considers restitution for the removal of seven maple elm and locust trees from a 13 foot village strip at 24 Parkfield Road. J T Oronzio and crew cut all but one tree on the private lot amid plans to build a circular driveway. The village estimates replacement costs in the thousands and may pursue charges or a payment from Mrs Oronzio. Local officials discuss stronger tree protection laws as the case prompts debate over property rights and public land.
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Post Road
Crane
Tiberi Construction Company
McCarthy
Parkfield Road
J. T. Oronzio
Joann Oronzio
Oronzio
Tudor Lane
Yonkers
Building Department
Scarsdale
Frank Pompea
Bronxville
Scarsdale Approves Three Paddle Courts And Higher Fees
Scarsdale trustees approve three heated, lighted paddle courts at Scarsdale High School to open by November 1 and fund the $56,475 project from multiple sources. They also raise more than 30 village fees under a new law, with building permits and other charges adjusted to match costs and nearby communities.
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Scarsdale
Richard J. Reilly Jr
George Szabad
Village Trial Plays Out Over Kirwin Wall Dispute
Attorney J Henry Neale Jr subpoenas Mayor Boine John son Village Manager Lowell Tooley all trustees except Szabad and Vill age Prosecutor John Galloway to produce blueprints for Kirwin trial set September 16 on building code violations. Widening counts include 11 charges from May to August to reach a potential 1100 pen alty.
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Edward J. Kirwin
J. Henry Neale Jr
Boine Johnson
Lowell Tooley
George Szabad
John Galloway
Kirwin
Neale
Scarsdale
Galloway
Melodrama at Scarsdale High Sunday by The Street Theater
The Street Theater brings The Tavern by George M. Cohan to Scarsdale High School courtyard on Sunday August 22 at 8 p.m. The Equity approved company tours Westchester and NYC and is supported by several arts foundations. Scarsdale resident Allison Brennan stars in the cast. Free admission with chairs or blankets welcome.
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Street Theater
Scarsdale National Bank and Trust Company
Scarsdale High School
George M. Cohan
Westchester
Westchester County
New York City
Scarsdale
Lincoln Center
National Endowment For the Arts
New York State Council On the Arts
Cohn Foundation
Marcia Brady Tucker Foundation
Ann L. Bronfman Foundation
Crandall Fund
Hitchcock Presbyterian Church
Scarsdale Congregational Church
Yale School of Drama
Stella Adler
Jerzy Grotowski
Yale Repertory Company
Clown Theater
Boston
New Delhi
Miss Brennan
C. Lester Franklin
Thyrsis
Aria Dae
Martin
Lenore Brennan
Stacy Hines
Vagabond
Allison Brennan
Strange Woman
Hearing Set On Village Building Code Revision
A public hearing is scheduled for Tuesday October 26 during the village board meeting to consider a major revision of the Village Building Code. The text will be available at Village Hall and sent to county builders associations for comment. A second hearing on proposed taxi fare increases is set for Tuesday September 14.
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Village Hall
Westchester County
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