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September 16, 2022 | Vol. 10, Number 37 | www.ryecityreview.com

First positive West Nile Virus case in Westchester

I AM WOMAN! Members of Rye Neck’s girls fall sports teams participate in a celebration of the 50th anniversary of Title IX on Saturday, Sept. 10. The Panthers organized a day to commemorate the historic law and recognize a proud tradition of girls sports at the high school. For story, see page 15. Photo/Mike Smith

Westchester County marks 21st anniversary of 9/11 attacks at annual ceremony in Valhalla Overlooking both The Rising Memorial and the recently added Westchester County 9/11 First Responders Memorial, Westchester County Executive George Latimer joined with County residents to mark the solemn 21st anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Latimer said: “Twenty-one years have passed since that tragic day. Twenty-one years of a new world. While we have all have had our own experiences since that day, it is our shared experience that still brings us together. Since that shared experience, we have new loved ones to mourn due to that day, and this year we honor them by adding 25 additional names to the 9/11 First Responders Memorial. We mourn, remember and continually say the names of those we have lost, for they will never be forgotten.”

The county’s ceremony, emceed by News12 Journalist Lisa LaRocca and overlooking the beautiful Kensico Dam, was a service marked with moving speeches, music and solemn prayers by Reverend Tim Dalton, Imam Shaffieq Chace, and Rabbi Scott Weiner.

LaRocca said: “I’ve spent just about every 9/11 anniversary reporting live from

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Westchester County has learned of its first human case of West Nile Virus this year, which was confirmed in an Elmsford resident with multiple underlying medical conditions.

Westchester County has learned of its first human case of West Nile Virus this year, which was confirmed in an Elmsford resident with multiple underlying medical conditions, who is recovering at home.

“This first case of West Nile Virus should remind us all to take precautions against mosquito bites by removing standing water from our property, especially after recent heavy rain and flooding, and using repellents when we spend time outdoors, especially from dusk to dawn, when mosquitoes are most active,” said county Health Commissioner Dr. Sherlita Amler.

West Nile Virus infection most often causes a mild or moderate flu-like illness, but can be more serious particularly for people 60 and older, and those with other health complications. In 2021 and 2020, three people were diagnosed with West Nile Virus, and in 2019, one

Westchester County resident had the virus.

The Westchester County Department of Health evaluated standing water around the resident’s home and nearby catch basins, and treated those with larvicide as needed.

Residents should inspect their property and remove any standing water to prevent mosquitoes from breeding.Residents who notice large areas of standing water on public property should report them to the Westchester County Department of Health at 813-5000.

Throughout the season, the Westchester County Health Department traps and tests mosquitoes to track the presence of mosquito-borne viruses. For more ideas on how to reduce the mosquito population near your home, go to https://health.westchestergov.com/ west-nile-virus

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The Rising since the unveiling of this beautiful monument which honors our Westchester County neighbors who were lost on that terrible day. Over the years, I’ve met many friends and family members who come to this special place to remember their loved ones, so to be chosen to serve as emcee for The Westchester County 9/11 Memorial Ceremony is truly an honor.”

The ceremony opened with a procession by the Westchester County Department of Public Safety Ceremonial Unit Color Guard, the Pipes and Drums of the Police Emerald Society of Westchester County andrepresentatives from various fire departments County-wide.

White Plains Department of Public Safety Commissioner, and 9/11 First Responder David Chong, then led the ceremony attendees in the Pledge of Allegiance followed by County Department of Correction Sergeant Joetta Crump’s singing of the National Anthem.

The solemn occasion was then marked by the laying of a wreath by Deputy County Executive Ken Jenkins, Department of Emergency Services Commissioner Richard Wishnie, Acting Department of Public Safety Commissioner Terrance Raynor, Lisabeta Vukaj, sister of Simon Marash Dedvukaj who was killed in the north tower, and Sarah, Oliva and Anna Woods, the wife and daughters of 9/11 First Responder Sergeant Peter Woods. Woods was a member of the NYPD, Hartsdale Fire Commissioner & Co-Chair of the Westchester County 9/11 First Responders Memorial. Woods succumbed to a 9/11 related illness prior to the public unveiling of the now

Names of those lost on 9/11: • William Abrahamson • Peter Craig Alderman • Kazuhiro Anai • Sharon Balkcom • Yelena Belilovsky • Michael J. Berkeley • George Bishop • Michael A. Boccardi • Michelle Renee Bratton • Thomas M. Brennan • Jonathan Eric Briley • Mark Brisman • Lloyd Brown • Ronald Bucca • Tom Burke • Mary T. Caulfield • Alex Ciccone • Kevin Francis Cleary • Robert J. Coll • Helen Crossin-Kittle • Joan Cullinan • Patrick W. Danahy • Dwight Darcy • Marisa DiNardo • Simon A. Dhanani • John J. Doherty • Christopher Michael Duffy • Paul Fiori • Thomas Fitzpatrick • Simon Dedvukaj • Kevin Joseph Frawley • Alan W. Friedlander • John Patrick Gallagher • Charles Garbarini • Peter Gelinas • Kieran Joseph Gorman • Yugi Goya • Gary Haag • Richard B. Hall • Vincent Halloran • W. Ward Haynes • Nobuhiro Hayatsu • Katsuyuki Hirai • Thomas Warren Hohlweck, Jr.

one-year-old memorial.

Board of Legislators Chairwoman Catherine Borgia then gave remarks. Borgia said: “It is important for us to gather every year to honor those lost on September 11th and from serving the rescue and cleanup during the weeks following the attack. Memorial services like this remind us that when communities come together we reinforce our love for each other and the strength we have when we stand together.”

The day prior to the ceremony, Sept. 10, Latimer was joined by family members of those who have passed from 9/11-related illnesses for a private unveiling of the 25 new names added to the county’s 9/11 First Responders Memorial. This one-year-old monument, placed next to The Rising at Kensico Dam Plaza, was designed by a committee made up of loved ones of those lost.

Committee Co- Chairs New York City Police Officer Matthew J. McCauley and Georgia Asciutto said: “On behalf of the families of Westchester’s Fallen 9/11 First Responders, we thank County Executive George Latimer for his leadership, support and unwavering commitment to our lost heroes and his resolve to keeping their memories alive and their contributions honored.”

Last year at the public unveiling of the new memorial, an Eternal Light was lit. A light that will shine 24/7 over the memorial as a testament to the light shone over this county by the heroes this monument is dedicated to.

The ceremony continued on with the reading of the names of those Westchester residents killed on 9/11 and those Westchester residents who have died from 9/11 related illnesses by Westchester County Legislators, District Attorney Miriam Rocah, County Clerk Tim Idoni and family members of those lost.

• Montgomery McCullogh Hord • Louis Steven Inghilterra • Ariel Louis Jacobs • Arthur Joseph Jones • Douglas G. Karpiloff • Satoshi Kikuchihara • Takashi Kinoshita • Glenn Kirwin • Richard J. Klares • Gary Koecheler • Vanessa Langer • Denis Lavelle • Joseph Leavey • Michael A. Lepore • Richard Lynch, Jr. • Michael J. Lyons • Katie Marie McCloskey • John T. McErlean, Jr. • Francis McGuinn • Michael McHugh, Jr. • Barry J. McKeon • Robert C. McLaughlin, Jr. • Christopher D. Mello • Yamel Merino • William Minardi • Krishna V. Moorthy • George Morell • Dennis Moroney • Takuya Nakamura • Soichi Numata • James A. Oakley • Diana J. O’Connor • Amy O’Doherty • Marni Pont O’Doherty • Samuel Oitice • Sean Gordon Corbett O’Neill • Chris Orgielewicz • Timothy F. O’Sullivan • Michael B. Packer • Thomas Palazzo • James Nicholas Pappageorge • William H. Pohlmann • Hemanth Kumar Puttur • Vincent A. Princiotta • Valsa Raju

• Robert A. Rasmussen • John Reo • Joseph R. Riverso • Gregory E. Rodriguez • Edward Ryan • Tatiana Ryjova • Sam Salvo • Eric Sand • Robert Scandole • Marian Serva • Daniel Shea • Joseph Shea • Linda Sheehan • Thomas J. Shubert • Allan Schwartzstein • David Silver • Michael John Simon • Thomas E. Sinton III • Rochelle M. Snell • Robert Speisman • Joseph P. Spor, Jr. • Timothy C. Stout • John Swaine • Sean Patrick Tallon • Michael A. Tamuccio • Kenichiro Tanaka • Joanna Vidal • Jeffrey Walz • James Arthur Waring • Timothy Matthew Welty • William Wik • Marc Zeplin • Ivelin Ziminski • Joseph J. Zuccala The tribute concluded with a moment of silence, flyover by County Police, a performance of Taps by Mount Pleasant Police Officer Peter Blume.

Musicians from SUNY Purchase then played as attendees made their way to The Rising and the 9/11 First Responders Memorial.

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Clay Art Center announces new artists in residence Jess Levin (Westchester Community Fellow)

has earned a BFA from the State University of New York at Purchase, NY, concentrating in ceramics with hints of fabrics to show the balance between the soft and the fragile. They use a bright, colorful, cartoonish sculpting style to bring to life a narrative of self-exploration and expression. They will be teaching as part of our community arts program with focus on afterschool clay classes for the Port Chester Community. The Westchester Community Foundation has been funding the Westchester Community Fellowship since its inception in 2011.

This fellowship was made possible by the Westchester Community Foundation, a division of The New York Community Trust. Westchester Community Foundation’s mission is to connect generous people to the causes they care about and invest in transformative ideas and organizations to improve lives and strengthen our community. WCF is a division of The New York Community Trust, one of the largest community foundations in the country, with assets of approximately $3 billion.

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Clay Art Center’s Residency Program

For more than 60 years, artists have been advancing their careers at Clay Art Center.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of Clay Art Center’s nationally recognized artist-in-residence program. Their Residency program, which commences each year in September, is uniquely designed for emerging artists who need time and space to develop their voices. Since its inception in 1998, over 50 young emerging artists have called Clay Art Center “home”. Many of their past residents have gone on to careers in the ceramics field as artists and educators, and many continue their relationship with Clay Art Center through exhibition, shop and educational opportunities.

They are excited to welcome their 25th residency class: Avery Wells (Rittenberg Artist-in-Residence), Jon Green, Anny Chen (Returning Artist-in-Residence) and Jess Levin (Westchester Community Fellow). The residents work throughout the year on solo exhibitions which will be presented in the Clay Art Center gallery and online from June 22 through Aug. 4, 2023. They will be teaching classes this year and will be a great addition to the Clay Art Center community!

Avery Wells (Rittenberg Artist-in-Residence) received her MFA from SUNY New Paltz and also holds BAs in Art History and Ceramics from UNC Asheville. Her works have been exhibited in group shows and craft fairs through western North Carolina and the Hudson Valley. Avery’s vessels and botanical sculptures explore feminine histories

in the decorative arts and seek an alternate route away from traditional standards of beauty and craft. She will be teaching Introduction to Wheel Throwing, Pottery for Beginners and Surface Decoration, this fall.

Jon Green completed his BFA at the University of

Montana with a minor in Art History, and worked as a studio assistant for Julia Galloway, Trey Hill, Casey Zablocki, and Anton Alvarez. Jon has attended Red Lodge Clay Center’s ASPN program, RLCC’s Long-term Residency, as well as an Artist in Residency at Medalta. Jon’s work pays homage to the craftspeople and merging customs of the Americas through aggrandizing objects and ornamentation.

He will be teaching Introduction to Wheel Throwing, Pottery for Beginners, Introduction to Handbuilding and Handbuilding for All Levels this fall.

Anny Chen (Returning Artist-in-Residence)

holds a BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art and has studied at the Pottery Workshop in Jingdezhen, China. She has been a studio tech at BKLYN CLAY. Her wheel thrown and handbuilt stools are influenced by traditional Chinese ceramic craft practices, the history of functional pottery and the domestic setting. Through her work, Anny questions what it means to belong to a family, a community, or a place. She was born in New York, New York, and raised in Nowata, Oklahoma interspersed with visits back to her ancestral home in Fuzhou, China. She will be teaching Wheel for All Levels, Intermediate Wheel: Throwing Bigger and Intermediate Wheel: Thrown & Altered this fall.

For over 60 years, artists have been advancing their careers at Clay Art Center. This year marks the 25th anniversary of Clay Art Center’s nationally recognized artist-in-residence program, started in 1998 by Director Emeritus Reena Kashyap.

Thanks to the incredible generosity of their donors, the past 25 years have seen over 50 young artists get the chance to launch their careers and find their voices.

Their Residency program, which commences each year in September, is uniquely designed for emerging artists who need time and space to develop their voices. Residents gain invaluable experience working in a community environment, teaching classes, sharing their technical knowledge and expertise, and managing many jobs around the studio. Each resident has a solo exhibition at the culmination of their residency. Through a competitive process, these artists come to Port Chester from across the country and are now thriving in their careers around the globe.

UPCOMING:

25th Anniversary Celebration Exhibition: Homecoming March 3-April 10, 2023 Homecoming celebrates the 25th anniversary Year of the Artist-in-Residence Program at Clay Art Center. The artists in this exhibition represent the continuum of the program through their ongoing individual development and journeys as ceramicists. This exhibition will provide visitors with an opportunity to survey them collectively.

UPCOMING:

Concurrent Artist-in-Residence Exhibitions June 22-Aug. 4, 2023 Avery Wells, Jon Green and Jess Levin will share the culmination of their work throughout the year in solo exhibitions in the Clay Art Center Gallery.

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Picture House hosts Family Day, Student Showcase The Picture House Regional Film Center announced that on Saturday, Sept. 24, they will be holding two special events for families, both free to the public.

In the morning, the Bronxville theater will host Family Day, offering film-centered activities for families with children in grade 5 and under beginning at 9:30 a.m. In keeping with The Picture House’s mission of fostering a love for film in people of all ages, this program gives children the opportunity to participate in a hands-on filmmaking workshop and watch a specially curated selection of short films.

In the afternoon, beginning at 4 p.m., the Pelham location will host Student Showcase, a presentation of the short films made by participants in The Picture House’s school break camps and summer camps, as well as the films made in special workshops held in partnership Boys and Girls Clubs and Girls Inc. The Picture House will roll out the red carpet for these young filmmakers and their families, giving them the opportunity to see their work on the big screen. The screening is also open to the public.

Deputy Director and Director of Education at The Picture House,

Francile Albright, said “Free programs like Family Day and Student Showcase give kids experiences that cultivate their creativity and give them a personal connection to film. They’ll exercise their imaginations and learn new skills in the filmmaking workshop, and the shorts program is an entertaining way to expose them to the types of stories that can be told through the art of film.

Student Showcase gives campers who have made films through our programs the chance to see their hard work up on the screen. It’s wonderful to see the pride and excitement they take in sharing their films with family and friends.

We’re incredibly proud to offer these programs to local families.”

The Family Day filmmaking workshop begins at 9:30 a.m. It will be capped at 15 students, and registration is required.

The short film program is open to all, no registration necessary, and will run from 10:30-11 a.m. The Student Showcase begins at 4 p.m. and is open to the public at no cost and with no registration required.

To learn more and register for the free workshop please visit www.thepicturehouse.org, call 738-7337, or email info@ thepicturehouse.org.

The Picture House Regional Film Center announced that on Saturday, Sept. 24, they will be holding two special events for families, both free to the public.

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Gary Lee Roberts

Gary Lee Roberts, a longtime Rye resident, passed on Sunday, Aug. 28, in Port St. Lucie, Florida.

He will always be remembered for his kindness to others and for his love of life and family.

Gary was born on Nov. 3, 1939 in Ashland, Kentucky. He was the son of Quincey John Roberts and Cora Meade Roberts and brother to Joyce Ellen Little (nee Roberts), who passed May 5 of this year.

Gary was an independent spirit who traveled his own path. He left Holy Family High School at 17 to enlist in the U.S. Marines. He faithfully served his country for three years and was stationed at the Marine Air Wing in Iwakuni, Japan. He returned to Ashland to marry Elizabeth Green (nee Brady) in 1960. (The marriage ended in divorce in 1985.)

After briefly attending the University of Kentucky, the young couple moved to Kansas City, Missouri, where Gary worked as a sales representative for Acres Meats. After moving to Texas, he redirected his career into the emerging photo processing industry at Philip A. Hunt Chemical Corporation. Gifted with charisma,

good looks and a quick comeback, he rose quickly from salesman in Texas and Florida, to regional manager in Georgia to vice president in New Jersey.

He continued his career until retirement as senior vice president/general manager at Mitsubishi Photographic Materials. In 1999, he married the love of his life, Clare Sullivan (nee O’Keeffe). He and Clare shared 22 devoted and loving years together.

Gary is survived by Clare, his daughter Laura Roberts and her husband Daniel Lundenberg and their daughters Lucie and Lola; his son Phil Roberts and his wife JoAnn DeCicco Roberts and their son Sean. His loving extended family includes Brian and Katherine Sullivan, their children Patrick and Jane, Regan and Luke Yankowski, their children Kayla and Jake, Liam and Alexandra Sullivan and their children Maggie, Will, Griffin, Lily and Riley.

In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the Fisher House Foundation at fisherhouse.org to support U.S. veterans and their families while their loved one is in the hospital.

CPW’s Moonlight Soiree returns to Crawford Park On Friday, Oct. 7, Cerebral Palsy of Westchester, CPW, will host its second annual Moonlight Soiree (formerly A Taste of Westchester) at Crawford Park Mansion, 122 North Ridge St., in Rye Brook. Wine pairings and tastings will be provided by lead beverage sponsor Aries Wine & Spirits (owners and long-time CPW supporters Tony Russo and Andrea Kish), with appetizers, little plates, culinary offerings, desserts and treats from local caterers and bakeries.

Meteorologist Joe Rao will offer guests sky gazing through his state-of-the-art telescope, with live music provided by the band Trifecta.

The fundraising event will also include a silent auction and raffles, with all proceeds to benefit CPW’s programs, fostering independence for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, enabling them to participate to the fullest extent in their community.

For more information and tickets visit https:// cpwestchester.org/soiree/.

Rao is an eight-time Emmy-nominated broadcast meteorologist and author on astronomy and space subjects for such widely diverse publications as Reader’s Digest, Sky

& Telescope, The Farmers’ Almanac, Space. com, Natural History and Weatherwise magazine. Since 1986, he has served as an associate astronomer and guest lecturer at New York’s American Museum of Natural History’s Hayden Planetarium.

Established in 1984, Aries Wine & Spirits is a family-owned business located on West Post Road in White Plains, offering wines from all over the world and hosting a wide variety of private tastings. The husband-andwife owners offer wine courses at Westchester Community College as well as private athome wine tastings and at other local White Plains establishments. The experienced staff makes shopping easy and delightful. Find out more at https://www.aries-wineny.com/.

Trifecta features a versatile group of local rhythm and blues, soul and jazz musicians who have played together for more than a decade. Bass player Marty Osterer lives in Rye Brook, vocalist and guitarist Paul Sforza grew up in Rye Brook, and drummer Tom Papadatos lives in New Jersey. The band will be joined for this event by virtuoso lead guitar player Jason Green.

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Rotary Club, Rye Arts Center Announce Rye’s Above Benefit The Rotary Club of Rye and The Rye Arts Center announced the Rye’sAbove program will conclude at a Benefit and Close of Auction event to be held on Thursday, Sept. 29, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Wainwright House in Rye, overlooking the gorgeous grounds and Long Island Sound.

Guests will enjoy hors d’oeuvres, wine, a raffle and music by The Arcadia Jazz Trio in the enchanting setting of The Wainwright House, surrounded by the 36 beautiful Rye’sAbove butterflies for their final stop before they are awarded to their highest bidders. Guests will have the opportunity to meet and speak with the artists who created these magnificent pieces of art as well as event sponsors and volunteers.

The Rye’sAbove butterfly auction closes just before dusk that evening at the Wainwright House event. This will be the final opportunity to bid on the butterflies. Winning bidders can take their butterfly home that evening or make arrangements to pick them up at The Rye Arts Center following the event.

“The goal of Rye’sAbove has been to beautify and uplift the community while supporting educational and scholarship programs,” said Michele Thomas, president of the Rye Rotary and one of the producers of the event. “We are delighted the project has been met with so much interest and has been embraced by the Rye community and beyond.”

According to Adam Levi, executive director of

The Rye Arts Center, “Our Benefit and Close of Auction Event to be held on September 29 will be a wonderful opportunity for members of the community to meet and chat with the exceptionally dedicated artists who decorated these spectacular sculptures. It will also be the conclusion of the online auction that has been running throughout the summer. So, there is only limited time left to make your bids.”

Bidding for the Rye’sAbove butterflies is available until the evening of Sept. 29 at https://www. accelevents.com/e/ryesabove2022. Proceeds from Rye’sAbove will be split between The Rye Rotary and the Rye Arts Center and used for each organization’s scholarship and educational programs. A portion of this year’s proceeds received by the Rye Rotary will be used for Ukrainian war relief.

Tickets to the Rye’sAbove Benefit and Close of Auction Event are $100 each. For information about the Rye’sAbove program and Benefit and Close of Auction Event, please visit https://www. ryeartscenter.org/ryesabove-2022.

The program has been made possible in part through the generous support of ArtsWestchester and the New York State Council on the Arts. A special thank you to the major sponsors: Greenwich Hospital, White Plains Hospital, The Osborn, Rye Brook Service and Collision, Hannigan’s Auto Body and Elissa Grayer Interior Designs.

The Rye’sAbove butterfly auction closes just before dusk on Sept, 29 at the Wainwright House benefit and auctionevent. Winning bidders can take their butterfly home that evening or make arrangements to pick them up at The Rye Arts Center following the event.

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A one-week reprieve As a football fan, I don’t ask for much. Give me a few decent seasons and sprinkle in a playoff push that’s legitimate enough to make things interesting for a few weeks once a decade or so, and I’m a pretty happy guy.

But being a New York Giants fan, even that has seemed to be too big of an ask as of late.

But after 10 years of some of the most depressing football I’ve ever watched, I finally have reason to be happy—at least for a while.

On Sunday, the Giants did something I thought was basically impossible. One of the worst Week 1 teams in recent history—the Giants had won just one a season-opener in their last 12 tries—Big Blue actually beat the Titans and had me, dare I say,

excited about football?

I mean, I’m not naive. I can look at this Giants roster as presently assembled and I’m all but certain that this is not some sort of underdog Cinderella playoff team.

There’s just not enough talent there—especially at important positions like, you know, quarterback—to fool me into thinking that this team was primed for an improbable run.

But you know what? It just doesn’t matter this week.

I’d forgotten how electric the oft-injured Saquon Barkley could be when healthy. I’d forgotten what it was like to watch the final three minutes of a football game between cracks in your fingers, just praying that the defense wouldn’t let the opposition march into field goal range. Heck, I forgot what it was like to have a brash, gutsy coach rolling the dice with his guys in a big spot.

Two years of a Joe Judge offense will do that to you, I guess.

But here we are, with one week in the books; the Giants are undefeated and have a winnable game coming up against Carolina. The vibes are good, people are happy and until Sunday, I wasn’t even sure if joy and hope were even emotions even allowed in the area surrounding MetLife Stadium.

Is this going to be a fleeting feeling? Almost assuredly. But beggars, as they say, can’t be choosers, and it’s been a while since I haven’t been embarrassed to admit I was a Giants fan.

I’m still wired to be a doubter, however. It’s learned behavior, like I’m some rat in a Skinner box experiment. Root at your own peril, my brain tells me, it’s only going to be worse for you in the long run.

So I’l watch the Giants this week, ready to flip that switch from “Super Bowl Bound” to whatever “Tank for Tua” slogan gets affixed to desperate teams losing games in order to have a

On Sept. 11 the New York Giants did something they don’t often do; namely win a season-opening game. That one win has earned the team a heap of goodwill from a beleaguered fanbase. Contributed photo

shot at Ohio State QB CJ Stroud come the 2023 draft.

But even if this joy is brief, I’ll still know that I had at least one weekend of happiness in an otherwise dreadful football season,

and I will feel lucky.

Because I don’t know if Jets fans are even going to have that.

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Rye Neck celebrates Title IX anniversary

By MIKE SMITH Sports Editor

A half-century ago, a momentous piece of legislation was enacted that forever altered the landscape of athletics in the United States. On Saturday, Sept.

10, the Rye Neck Athletic department celebrated the passing of Title IX, shining a spotlight on the school’s girls sports programs—both past and present.

On Saturday afternoon, Rye Neck’s girls varsity fall sports teams participated in a ceremony commemorating the 50th anniversary of Title IX, a landmark civil rights law passed in 1972 that protects people from discrimination based on sex in any education programs that receive federal funding. The result of Title IX was the proliferation of girls sports across the nation, paving the way for the record involvement numbers of today.

Longtime Panthers’ softball coach Joan Spedafino—who was inducted into the Westchester Sports Hall of Fame in 2021—emceed the event which featured a speech by one of the district’s most celebrated athletes, Shelly O’Malley (neé DaBramo), a 1972 graduate who was the first female to be named a Con-Ed Scholar

Athlete Award winner.

O’Malley, who would go on to compete in gymnastics at Springfield College, said it was an honor to be invited back to her alma mater and astounding to see how many girls were currently participating in interscholastic sports.

“It’s overwhelming, awesome and exciting to see,” said O’Malley. “To see all the girls now, they start young, they love it; the together and everything that sports brings with it.”

A unique event, Rye Neck has been one of only a handful of school districts to recognize the Title IX anniversary this year, something O’Malley said speaks to the strength of the community in general.

“I’m a big Rye Neck fan, I have been for 50 years; the school, the administration, they recognize women across all sports and it’s what makes it special,” she said. “That’s why I’ve been able to develop lasting friendships here.”

Athletic Director Joe Ceglia, who said a committee began to explore a date for this event as early as last spring, echoed O’Malley’s sentiments and pointed out that the school district has long championed girls in sports.

Shelly O’Malley speaks at Rye Neck High School’s 50th anniversary celebration of Title IX on Saturday, Sept. 10. O’Malley was the first female Rye Neck student to win a Con-Ed Scholar Athlete Award.

“We have such a rich tradition of female sports here and so many teams that have done well,” said Ceglia.

“And we have so many good, strong, female coaches we felt that we should recognize this and celebrate this.”

In addition to the ceremony, which began at 1:30 p.m., the Panthers’ girls teams played a slate of home games, including contests

Rye Neck softball coach Joan Spedafino speaks at the Title IX celebration on Saturday. Spedafino was named to the Westchester Sports Hall of Fame in 2021.

featuring the varsity soccer, field hockey, tennis and volleyball.

Ceglia added that the chance to reinforce the ideas of Title IX was an especially important one, given that today’s student-athletes may not understand just how much of an impact its passing has had.

“That’s why you do something like this, so they are

made more aware of this,” he said. “You bring back an alumnus who was directly impacted by this trailblazing process to break through those doors.”

Looking at the host of female athletes on Saturday, O’Malley acknowledged that tremendous steps have been made in terms of leveling the playing field in high school sports, something she en-

visioned would be the case some 50 years ago.

“Because I was raised from seven years old to do sports, I could see this moving in the right direction, even back then,” said O’Malley.

“You could see the strength in women, so I’m really not totally surprised.”

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Coaches, parents and members of Rye Neck’s girls sports teams gather for a photo on Sept. 10. Photos/Mike Smith

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