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Student group will open for world-renowned quartet
The Westchester Chamber Music Society (WCMS) is continuing its educational Youth Initiative to partner with chamber music programs at schools and colleges across Westchester County in which top student chamber music groups “open” for world-renowned professional ensembles and receive feedback from members of the ensemble in the form of a mini-masterclass. The students also participate in the post-concert Q&A session with the professional musicians. The very successful kick-off event in March 2023 featured students from the Music Conservatory of Westchester and the Amerigo Trio with the violinist and former concertmaster of the
New York Philharmonic Glenn Dicterow. In April 2023, the celebrated Horszowski Piano Trio was joined by an ensemble from the Purchase College Conservatory of Music.
On April 21, 2024, WCMS will present the Momenta Quartet with the violinists Emilie-Anne Gendron and Alex Shiozaki, the violist Stephanie Griffin, and the cellist Michael Haas. The quartet is playing a program of Haydn, Brown, and Schubert. The American composer Elizabeth Brown, will attend the concert and introduce her piece, Just Visible in the Distance, to be performed by the Momenta.
The Momenta will also perform Haydn’s String Quartet in F minor, “Sun Quartets,” Op. 20, No. 5, and
Schubert’s String Quartet No. 13 in A minor (“Rosamunde”) D. 804, Op. 29.
As part of our focus on intergenerational and educational programming, the WCMS Youth Initiative will provide an opportunity for the SEAL String Quartet from White Plains High School to “open” for the Momenta. Mentored by Zachary May, student musicians Lucas Rhode, violin; Emiliano Juarez, violin; Aria Mukhopadhyay, viola; and Saskia Aikman, cello, will play the first movement from Haydn’s String Quartet in D minor, Op. 76, No. 2 (“Quinten”).
Attendees at the concert will
ArtsWestchester hosts Women’s History Month
State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins, Senator Shelley B. Mayer, and ArtsWestchester hosted a Celebration of Women’s Art and Cultural Expressions on March 23, in honor of Women’s History Month. Community members from throughout Westchester came to watch performances by four remarkable female artists and to listen to a panel discussion on women’s art, inspiration, and challenges. Leader Stewart-Cousins, Senator Mayer, and ArtsWestcheser welcomed four artists: Estelle Messina Bikibili (Stella the Artiste), a Motown/Soul singer and pianist; Flor Bromley, a Latin singer/ songwriter; Rachel M. Simon, a poet; and Shanelle Watts (ShanelleTheArtist), a spoken word artist.
Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins said, “It was wonderful to host a Celebration of Women’s Art and Cultural Expressions in honor of Women’s History Month. In celebrating Women’s History Month, we honor the resilience, creativity, and indomitable spirit of women throughout history. In Westchester and throughout New York State, we have a rich tapestry of artistic expression surrounding us, and events like these serve as reminders of the impact that art has on our lives. I extend my thanks
to our four phenomenal artists for their captivating performances, and to my co-hosts, Senator Shelley Mayer and ArtsWestchester.”
Senator Shelley Mayer said, “I was happy to host this special celebration of art and culture in honor of Women’s History Month. In Westchester, we are so fortunate to have beautiful forms of art all around us, much of it thanks to ArtsWestchester. It is important that we uplift female voices in our community and share experiences with one another through art. I thank Senate Majority Leader Stewart-Cousins and ArtsWestchester for co-hosting this event and I thank the four incredible performers for sharing their work with the community.”
Janet Langsam, Chief Executive Officer of ArtsWestchester, said, “I was honored to co-host this event to elevate women artist’s creative work with Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins and Senator Shelley Mayer. It is important to ArtsWestchester to make safe spaces for artist’s voices to be shared and to be heard. Art is honest and true because artists, so often, get to the heart of the matter through their expressions. Whether through music, poetry, dance or painting, art connects us and brings people together.”

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New Rochelle celebrates Irish-American Heritage Month
On Thursday, March 28, in commemoration of Irish Heritage Month, the City of New Rochelle hosted the Irish-American Heritage Gala, honoring the community’s spirit and deep cultural heritage.
The joyous night started at City Hall’s Rotunda Gallery where attendees enjoyed a diverse culinary sampling featuring dishes from Beechmont Tavern, Lawton St. Tavern, Spectators Sports Pub, and New Rochelle Bakery. Gala attendees were also treated to a variety of entertaining performances paying tribute to Irish heritage, including Irish step dancers from the McGough Academy, New Rochelle Police Department’s Lt. Downs on the bagpipes, and Cate Sandstrom playing the fiddle.
The event honored Spectators Sports Pub co-owners Steve Morris and Gary Torigian for their decades of commitment, community spirit and philanthropy in New Rochelle. A family-run business since 1981, Spec-
tators is an integral part of the New Rochelle community and the City’s downtown district. Giving back locally has long been part of their mission by regularly donating goods and services and hosting charitable events for a number of City and local not for profits and foundations including the New Rochelle Police and Fire Departments, Special Olympics, Habitat for Humanity, local sports programs and other organizations, to name a few.
“During Irish Heritage Month, we honor the profound contributions and cultural heritage of our Irish-American community, who are a fundamental part of the City of New Rochelle’s history and heritage,” said Vincent Parise, Commissioner of the New Rochelle Department of Parks & Recreation, the City’s host for the evening. “Our ceremonial gala is a reflection of New Rochelle’s continued commitment to celebrating the diversity of residents who make up our great City.

New Rochelle partners with Volunteer New York! for 8th annual Parks Clean-up Weekend
Volunteer New York! and the City of New Rochelle Parks and Recreation Department are excited to collaborate again for the 8th annual Parks Clean-up Weekend. On Saturday, April 27th, and Sunday, April 28th, this year’s initiative spans 13 parks and offers a prime opportunity for residents to contribute to the care and improvement of their community’s green spaces.
The annual Parks Clean-up Weekend is open to all New Rochelle community members. With a diverse array of projects,
including trash removal, trail maintenance, and beautification tasks, volunteers can make a tangible difference in preparing the parks for the upcoming summer season.
Starting today, interested volunteers can register by visiting volunteernewyork.org/ newrochelle or calling 914-948-4452 for additional information. An adult must accompany volunteers between 5 and 16 years old. Group and team registrations are also available. See the parks list and clean-up schedule below.

“This city-wide Parks Clean-up Weekend, taking place at 13 sites throughout New Rochelle, is a great way for residents to play a part in preparing our parks for the increase of visitors that occurs during the warmer months,” said Vin Parise, New Rochelle Commissioner of Parks & Recreation. “We are thankful for the ongoing partnership that we have with Volunteer New York! and to all the community members who dedicate their time to this cause.”
“The energy and dedication our volunteers
display each year during the Parks Clean-up Weekend is truly inspiring,” said Jeanette Gisbert, Executive Director of Volunteer New York!. “Their hard work transforms our community parks into welcoming spaces for all to enjoy and is a tangible demonstration of the transformative power of people to make positive change. We’re proud of our partnership with the City of New Rochelle and are excited to keep working together to connect residents with meaningful volunteer opportunities within their community.”











Report on Bronxville PD
By Mary MarvinOur Police Department issues an annual State of the Department report that discusses every aspect of local policing.
It is currently on the Village/P.D. website, but given its importance and comprehensive analyses, I thought the highlights deserve wider distribution.
The report says it all in the Mission Statement. “The Bronxville Police Department’s duty is to enhance life in our Village by working in partnership with the community in accordance with the constitutional rights to enforce laws, preserve the peace, reduce fear and provide a safe environment.”
Twenty-three dedicated individuals including a Chief of Police, two lieutenants, two Detectives, five Sergeants and 13 police officers serve our population of 6525 composed of 46% males, 54% females and in 2221 households averaging 2.78 occupants per unit.
Our department currently has 21 male and two female officers, 16 of which are Caucasian, four Black officers and three of Hispanic heritage. As to years of service, the largest grouping is 16 to 20 years of experience in the 41 to 45 age bracket.
Highlights of our Leadership Team
Our Police Chief, Christopher Satriale, began his career in Bronxville in 1988; was appointed Chief in 2007 and has worn every shield in the department including Police Officer, Detective Sergeant, Detective, Sergeant, and Lieutenant. He is a member of the FBI Law-Enforcement Executive Development Association, the International Chiefs of Police, the New York State Chiefs of Police, the Bronxville School Health and Safety Committee, the Westchester County Chiefs Association and the New York State Officers Association.
Lieutenant William Carroll is a Marine Corps veteran who began his career with us in 2007 after serving in the New York City Police Department 2003-2007. He was promoted to his current position of Lieutenant in 2023. He is a Youth Officer, a hostage negotiator and a member of the Bicycle Unit.
Lieutenant Nicolas DeYoung began his career in 2004 with the NYPD and joined the Bronxville department in 2007 and was also promoted to Lieutenant in 2023. Lieutenant DeYoung oversees all department training, is a member of the Emergency Response Unit, Bicycle Unit, a Youth Officer, a Community Resource Officer, and Field Training Officer.
Department Divisions
Like other Westchester departments, we have a Patrol Division, Detective Division, Emergency Response Unit, Bicycle Patrol unit and what’s terribly important to our department, a Youth Division, as our police officers are keenly aware of the issues and dilemmas facing today’s youth and we have specially trained officers that provide invaluable assistance and direction to the young people and their families.
As it is essential that the community have confidence in the procedures of their police department and its integrity, any allegations of misconduct against members of the department are thoroughly and
expeditiously investigated. It is the policy of our department to investigate any complaint of alleged officer misconduct, determine the validity and promptly and impartially take appropriate action when necessary. In 2023, there were four civilian complaints, resulting in no findings of misconduct.
Despite being such a small department, our police officers are some of the most highly trained and the following are just a few areas of expertise and recertification and enhancements to their highly professional careers.
Training
Firing Range Qualification
Requalification sessions are conducted in March, June, July, and September as officers complete training qualification in the department-issued Glock duty weapon and department patrol rifles.
Every officer was recertified in CPR, Automated External Defibrillator (AED), Naloxone proficiency, and Mobile Crisis Response Team training – community based intervention to individuals in crisis including screening for suicide, or need for hospitalization and de-escalation and conflict resolution in coordination with medical and behavioral health services.
Additional Specialized Training
The Emergency Response Unit receives tactical training including covert searches, team movement, high-risk warrant service, active shooter response, structure clearing strategies, less lethal weapon use and certification, advanced firearms training, close-quarter tactics and active shooter responses.
In addition…
• EMT school
• Use of Force refresher course
• De-Escalation training
• Officer Wellness
• Field Sobriety Test Training
• Taser Instructor Certification
• Pepper Bell Instruction
• NYS SWAT School
• Radar Operator Course
• Investigative Photography
• Crime Scene and Evidence Course
Calls for Service
Calls totaled 2,981 in 2023 progressing from 2,922 in 2022, 2,541 in 2021, and 2,370 in 2020.
Sample of Calls
Alarms – 296
Animal Complaints – 12
Auto Accidents – 188
Burglary – 3
Crime in Progress – 63
Domestic Dispute – 30
Disturbance – 92
Fire Department – 309
Juvenile Incidents – 32
Traffic Complaint – 168
Welfare Check – 48
-Mary Marvin is the mayor of the village of Bronxville.


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enjoy superb acoustics and the intimate experience of sitting close to the musicians, in a space similar in size to the drawing rooms in which Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven originally performed. WCMS will also be live-streaming the concert to people’s homes with a recording remaining available for 48 hours after the performance for listeners who cannot attend in person.
Following the concert, there will be a Q&A with the professional and student musicians.
For 73 years, the Westchester Chamber Music Society has brought to Westchester first-rate artists, such as the renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma; the Amerigo Trio with the violinist Glenn Dicterow; the Emerson, Brentano,
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Livestreaming WCMS concerts at very reasonable prices allows us to reach and serve a broader range of community members throughout Westchester and beyond, including older adults and individuals with disabilities who may not attend in person.













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Slowly heating up

The first few weeks of the spring season are always kind of a weird time. Between wild swings in the weather, the vagaries or Section 1 scheduling and teams heading south for Spring Break, there doesn’t seem to be an overwhelming sense that spring sports are here.
But by this time next week, there won’t be any doubt.
At this moment, there have been some teams who kicked off their 2024 campaign last week while others are still waiting to get their first taste of regular season action. Flag football kicked off on March 20, meaning that over the last two
weeks, we’ve seen the season kicking off in fits and starts, with regular season games sprinkled in amongst pre-season scrimmages as teams prepare for the upcoming campaign.
And, as is to be expected, it’s been a bit of a mixed bag thus far; we’ve seen some amazing varsity contests played and your more traditional mid-winter scrimmages played that have featured players so bundled up, it looks like they’re gearing up for the Iditarod.
But by the time next week rolls around? We’ll be firing on all cylinders.
Maybe the weather won’t be any better—we’ll have some rain next week but temperatures will reliably be near 60 degrees—but that won’t matter once these games count for real. You’ll see an unmistakeable
urgency on the field next week as everyone will be working towards kicking off the season on a positive note.
For those teams who have gotten their first few games in down south—a number of local baseball and softball teams have traveled down to Florida and Tennessee this week—the first few games will be a sobering reminder of playing early-spring sports in the Northeast, but it won’t really matter; we’ll be in full swing and the weather won’t seem like a huge obstacle.
While the cold—and the rain, and the wind—of your early-April games might be tough for fans and journalists to take, for athletes, it’s just part of the grind.
So I, for one, will cheer once everyone’s season officially kicks off

next week. If the weather won’t warm up immediately, the competition will. And that’s enough for now.

Late rally lifts New Ro over Suffern
By MIKE SMITH Sports EditorNew Rochelle
Suffern
@ Game Notes
• Sam Cave picked up the win
• The Huguenots scored 2 runs in the 8th
• New Rochelle won 2 games this week
With a host of new faces in the lineup, it’s no surprise that it’s going to be “all hands on deck” for the New Rochelle Huguenots this spring. On March 30, the Huguenots put that philosophy to the test against visiting Suffern in a big way, rallying in extra innings to down the Mounties in their home opener.
Second-year head coach Claude Balliet said his squad’s mental toughness proved to be the difference-maker on Saturday.
“A lot of teams who give up the lead in extra-innings, you can see them get down or defeated, but you didn’t see that today,” he explained.
“These guys kept working in the eighth inning, they came to the plate with good approaches and we were able to scratch out a win.”
But if New Rochelle’s hitters came through in the clutch, so did their pitching staff. After ace Will Rangel was forced out of the game after being hit with a comebacker, sophomore Sam Cave stepped in to help the Huguenots go the rest of the
But while it might be tough to infer too much about a season from one game, one thing is evident; the mindset and grit of this young New Rochelle team will allow it to compete with anyone in Section. Trailing by one run heading into the bottom of the eighth inning, New Rochelle’s ability to put the ball in play bedeviled the Suffern defense, as the five Huguenot hitters reached safely, scoring the game-winner on a well-placed bleeder from catcher Robby Glusker to give the hosts a well-deserved 4-3 win.
way, picking up the win.
Balliet said that big things are in store for the young right-hander.
“For a sophomore to walk into that situation and handle it the way he did, that was impressive,” said Balliet. “He had a good Florida trip, so he came into this game with a little bit of confidence, but I don’t think he expected to be in this game when he came to the field today; so when you have someone who can compete mentally like that as a sophomore, you’re dealing with something really special.”
With two wins this week— the Huguenots also beat Clarkstown South 5-4 on Monday afternoon—New Rochelle is looking to stay hot as the season kicks off in earnest.
“We feel like we can compete with anyone and so far we have shown that,” said Balliet. “It’s just going to come down to getting the experience of being in tight games, and so far, so good.”
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