LOOKING FOR SOMETHING TO SINK YOUR TEETH INTO THIS WEEKEND?
A half boy/half bat creature will fly into the Tarrytown Music Hall this Friday at 8pm and Sunday at 3pm. Five students from Sleepy Hollow High School are in the show: Jake Von Heil, Gracie Clary, Nick Genua, Tomas Carraro and Johanna Rosen as well as many other talented high school and college students.
The Random Farms Kids Theater's teen company- The Edge - presents Bat Boy: The Musical. Based on a cover story in The Weekly World News (which generated the newspaper's second-highest ever sales figures), Bat Boy is a musical comedy/horror show about a human-like creature discovered in a cave near Hope Falls, West Virginia.With a score by Laurence O'Keefe, the composer of Legally Blonde, Bat Boy played on London's West End before opening off-Broadway in 2001. The play developed a cult following, similar to shows like Rocky Horror and Zombie Prom.
The performances are Friday, May 1 at 8pm and Sunday, May 3 at 3pm. The theater is located at 13 Main Street in Tarrytown. Directions can be found at http://www.tarrytownmusichall.org/. Tickets for Bat Boy are $16 (children under 12 and seniors) and $18 (adults).
To reserve seats, go to www.tarrytownmusichall.org or call 877-840-0457. Tickets will also be available at the door. Discounts are available for groups of 20 or more. For more information, visit Random Farms Kids Theater's website at http://www.randomfarms.com/.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Monday, April 27, 2009
And what a weekend it was!
As promised, this past weekend in Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow was very busy!
I started out the weekend with a DELICIOUS dinner at the new Sweet Grass Grill with my husband. The food was just awesome - full of flavor, fresh and beautifully presented.
On Saturday, I helped out as AYSO registered soccer players and volunteers for next fall and spring. TNT Baseball and Softball had their annual photo day and Wolfpack Football registered thier players ALL at WI where AYSO teams practiced on the fields.
Patriots' Park was the site of the 2nd Annual Rotary Duck Derby and the YMCA's Healthy Kids' Day. The poor folks in the duck costumes roasted (!) but the events were enjoyed by all in attendance. There was food, the YMCA Dancers, vendors, bouncy castles, and the local fire houses provided the man power and the water to make Andre Brook a beautiful route for the yellow rubber duckies to race. Folks young and old enjoyed the unusually warm day and fun activities, and hopefully the Y and the Rotary raised money for all that they do for the community.
Also, Warner Library had its semi-annual book sale on Saturday and Sunday, and there was a Hispanic Health Fair that was very well attended on Saturday at John Paulding School. The SHHS Football team sponsored a car wash at the HS.
Morse was the site of the gently used clothing and sports equipment sale. I did not attend, but imagine it was well received.
I sure hope you were able to enjoy our beautiful villages this past weekend. Perhaps you did some yard work and gardening! I sure did!!!
I started out the weekend with a DELICIOUS dinner at the new Sweet Grass Grill with my husband. The food was just awesome - full of flavor, fresh and beautifully presented.
On Saturday, I helped out as AYSO registered soccer players and volunteers for next fall and spring. TNT Baseball and Softball had their annual photo day and Wolfpack Football registered thier players ALL at WI where AYSO teams practiced on the fields.
Patriots' Park was the site of the 2nd Annual Rotary Duck Derby and the YMCA's Healthy Kids' Day. The poor folks in the duck costumes roasted (!) but the events were enjoyed by all in attendance. There was food, the YMCA Dancers, vendors, bouncy castles, and the local fire houses provided the man power and the water to make Andre Brook a beautiful route for the yellow rubber duckies to race. Folks young and old enjoyed the unusually warm day and fun activities, and hopefully the Y and the Rotary raised money for all that they do for the community.
Also, Warner Library had its semi-annual book sale on Saturday and Sunday, and there was a Hispanic Health Fair that was very well attended on Saturday at John Paulding School. The SHHS Football team sponsored a car wash at the HS.
Morse was the site of the gently used clothing and sports equipment sale. I did not attend, but imagine it was well received.
I sure hope you were able to enjoy our beautiful villages this past weekend. Perhaps you did some yard work and gardening! I sure did!!!
Friday, April 24, 2009
Mental Health Association of Westchester presnets film-May 18
Film Screening "No Kidding, Me Too!"Monday, May 18, 2009
Join us for an evening with Joe Pantoliano, award winning actor/producer, making his documentary directorial debut with No Kidding, Me Too! as part of his fight against the stigma and shame of mental illness. This documentary is an educational, provocative, inspiring, hopeful and even humorous look at mental illness and recovery.
Tickets are available at www.tarrytownmusichall.org
Box office 877-840-0457
Pre-reception 6:00 PM $40 (includes movie)
Movie 7:00 PM $10
There will be a Q&A after the movie with Joe.
For more information on this event please check our website.
www.mhawestchester.org
Join us for an evening with Joe Pantoliano, award winning actor/producer, making his documentary directorial debut with No Kidding, Me Too! as part of his fight against the stigma and shame of mental illness. This documentary is an educational, provocative, inspiring, hopeful and even humorous look at mental illness and recovery.
Tickets are available at www.tarrytownmusichall.org
Box office 877-840-0457
Pre-reception 6:00 PM $40 (includes movie)
Movie 7:00 PM $10
There will be a Q&A after the movie with Joe.
For more information on this event please check our website.
www.mhawestchester.org
Boys and Girls Club "Sow a Seed..." - May 14 EVENT
The Friends of the New Boys and Girls Clubs of Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow is sponsoring
Sow a Seed
and Watch it Grow
Thursday, May 14, 2009
3-6 PM
105 Wildey Street, Tarrytown, NY
Please bring a vegetable plant or seed packet to the Boys and Girls Club of Tarrytown/Sleepy Hollow on May 14.
Your contributions will help the kids plant their first official Kids' Garden
This vegetable garden project will benefit the children of the Club and will supply fresh vegetables for the Club's kitchen which feeds 135 kids daily.
For more information, contact Laureen Barber at 914-366-9606, x 200
Career Coaching and Outplacement Organization
Dear Friends and Neighbors:
FYI.... A friend sent this to me and says it is a very good organization that helped her after September 11. So if you or someone you know has lost a job, this might help....
Katharine
Hello Five O’Clock Clubbers—
Twenty members have already expressed an interest in attending our new Thursday evening branch. If you attend our new Thursday branch, which will start on May 14th at 34th and Fifth, you will receive one free hour of private coaching in addition to three extra small-group sessions.
Tell your friends who are job hunting about this terrific offer. They must become a member (and pay $49), and pay for a group of sessions, and they will receive three additional small-group sessions for free as well as one hour of free private coaching.
The Empire BranchCUNY Graduate Center’s glorious new space at 365 Fifth (34th and Fifth – east side) (the former B. Altman Building).
It is diagonally across from the Empire State Building, and is convenient to all major transportation routes. Grand Central Terminal, Penn Station, the midtown PATH, and all major New York City subway and bus lines are within easy walking distance.
Branch Head: Vince Conte (516-425-5456).
6:15 - 6:30 Networking6:30 - 7:00 Main Group Presentation7:10 - 7:30 Report from New Hires7:30 - 8:30 Small Group Strategy Session
Fee: $49 annual membership plus session fees:
Number of Sessions
Income Under $100k
20 Sessions - $660 ($33 per session)
10 Sessions - $440 ($44 per session)
5 sessions - $250 ($50 per session)
Income Over $100k
20 Sessions - $1000 ($50 per)
10 Sessions - $660 ($66 per)
5 Sessions - $350 ($70 per)
After May 14th, please call Vince Conte first at 516-425-5456.
If you are interested in the free sessions, please contact Vanessa Gathers at 212-286-4500.
The schedule of presentations is as follows:
May 14 Four-Step Salary Negotiation Method
May 21 Advanced Interviewing Techniques
May 28 HOLIDAY WEEK -No Sessions Scheduled
June 4 Keys to Effective Networking
June 11 Two-Minute Pitch: Keystone of Your Search
June 18 Beat the Odds with Search Firms & Ads
Jun 25 Shortcut Your Search: Internet & Other Research
July 4 HOLIDAY WEEK -No Sessions Scheduled
July 11 Developing New Momentum in Your Campaign
July 18 Getting the Most Out of Your Contacts
July 25 Getting Interviews: Direct &am p; Targeted Mail
Aug. 1 The 5OCC Approach to Interviewing
I look forward to seeing you there on May 14th. This offer expires on May 30th.
Best of luck to you in your search,
Kate
Kate Wendleton President The Five O'Clock Club (p) 212-286-4500 www.fiveoclockclub.com
300 East 40th Street New York, NY 10016-2147 Fax 212-286-9571
**America's Premier Career Coaching and Outplacement Organization**
www.fiveoclockclub.com
"One organization with a long record of success in helping people find jobs is The Five O'Clock Club"
FORTUNE
FYI.... A friend sent this to me and says it is a very good organization that helped her after September 11. So if you or someone you know has lost a job, this might help....
Katharine
Hello Five O’Clock Clubbers—
Twenty members have already expressed an interest in attending our new Thursday evening branch. If you attend our new Thursday branch, which will start on May 14th at 34th and Fifth, you will receive one free hour of private coaching in addition to three extra small-group sessions.
Tell your friends who are job hunting about this terrific offer. They must become a member (and pay $49), and pay for a group of sessions, and they will receive three additional small-group sessions for free as well as one hour of free private coaching.
The Empire BranchCUNY Graduate Center’s glorious new space at 365 Fifth (34th and Fifth – east side) (the former B. Altman Building).
It is diagonally across from the Empire State Building, and is convenient to all major transportation routes. Grand Central Terminal, Penn Station, the midtown PATH, and all major New York City subway and bus lines are within easy walking distance.
Branch Head: Vince Conte (516-425-5456).
6:15 - 6:30 Networking6:30 - 7:00 Main Group Presentation7:10 - 7:30 Report from New Hires7:30 - 8:30 Small Group Strategy Session
Fee: $49 annual membership plus session fees:
Number of Sessions
Income Under $100k
20 Sessions - $660 ($33 per session)
10 Sessions - $440 ($44 per session)
5 sessions - $250 ($50 per session)
Income Over $100k
20 Sessions - $1000 ($50 per)
10 Sessions - $660 ($66 per)
5 Sessions - $350 ($70 per)
After May 14th, please call Vince Conte first at 516-425-5456.
If you are interested in the free sessions, please contact Vanessa Gathers at 212-286-4500.
The schedule of presentations is as follows:
May 14 Four-Step Salary Negotiation Method
May 21 Advanced Interviewing Techniques
May 28 HOLIDAY WEEK -No Sessions Scheduled
June 4 Keys to Effective Networking
June 11 Two-Minute Pitch: Keystone of Your Search
June 18 Beat the Odds with Search Firms & Ads
Jun 25 Shortcut Your Search: Internet & Other Research
July 4 HOLIDAY WEEK -No Sessions Scheduled
July 11 Developing New Momentum in Your Campaign
July 18 Getting the Most Out of Your Contacts
July 25 Getting Interviews: Direct &am p; Targeted Mail
Aug. 1 The 5OCC Approach to Interviewing
I look forward to seeing you there on May 14th. This offer expires on May 30th.
Best of luck to you in your search,
Kate
Kate Wendleton President The Five O'Clock Club (p) 212-286-4500 www.fiveoclockclub.com
300 East 40th Street New York, NY 10016-2147 Fax 212-286-9571
**America's Premier Career Coaching and Outplacement Organization**
www.fiveoclockclub.com
"One organization with a long record of success in helping people find jobs is The Five O'Clock Club"
FORTUNE
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Register NOW for the May 9 DINNER DANCE
The Dinner Dance is May 9. There is still time to register to attend. But if you cannot attend this wonderful event, please consider buying an ad in the journal. But it will be going to press on Monday, so put something together FAST and contact Shelly Colley at foundation@tufsd.org TODAY!!! Prices range from $10 for a special message to $200 for a full page ad. This is a great way to honor the honorees and support the Foundation which does so much for all the kids in our district.
Go to http://www.tufsd.org/foundation/events.htm to see the invitation and reply cards.
Thanks for supporting the Foundation.
Katharine
Go to http://www.tufsd.org/foundation/events.htm to see the invitation and reply cards.
Thanks for supporting the Foundation.
Katharine
This is sure going to be a BUSY weekend!
In addition to the Rotary Duck Derby, the Y's Healthy Kids Day, the Warner Library's Book Sale, the SHMS/HS Recycling Day, and AYSO's registration all THIS Saturday, you can also enjoy RiverArts' Studio Tour, which promotes artists and art in our communities. This is a wonderful event that showcases the talented and diverse artistic community in the Rivertowns. It is a free event, but the work is for sale!
For info on the artists and maps of where to find them, go to the RiverArts web site www.riverarts.org.
So get out into the beautiful weather this weekend and enjoy all the wonderful things our communities have to offer!
For info on the artists and maps of where to find them, go to the RiverArts web site www.riverarts.org.
So get out into the beautiful weather this weekend and enjoy all the wonderful things our communities have to offer!
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Warner Library Book Sale THIS WEEKEND
The Warner Library is having its annual Spring Book Sale this weekend at the library on Broadway.
From the Library's web site:
Join your friends and neighbors for the Friends of the Warner Library semi-annual Book Sale Saturday and Sunday, April 25 and 26 from 10 AM—5 PM, rain or shine, under the tent, on the lawn at the library. Expect to find books on all subjects at bargain prices, plus videos, CDs, records and games.
Volunteer workers are needed the day of the book sale. If you would like to help, please contact Berkeley Rice at berkeleyrice@optonline.net or call the Library at 631-7734.
From the Library's web site:
Join your friends and neighbors for the Friends of the Warner Library semi-annual Book Sale Saturday and Sunday, April 25 and 26 from 10 AM—5 PM, rain or shine, under the tent, on the lawn at the library. Expect to find books on all subjects at bargain prices, plus videos, CDs, records and games.
Volunteer workers are needed the day of the book sale. If you would like to help, please contact Berkeley Rice at berkeleyrice@optonline.net or call the Library at 631-7734.
Earth Day thought
Thanks to Jan Maltby for the following:
Gaylord Nelson, the late Senator from Wisconsin and the founder of Earth Day once said.....
"Our goal is an environment of decency, quality and mutual respect for all human beings and all other creatures-an environment without ugliness, without poverty, without discrimination, without hunger and without war. Our goal is a decent environment in its deepest and broadest sense."
What more is there.......
Gaylord Nelson, the late Senator from Wisconsin and the founder of Earth Day once said.....
"Our goal is an environment of decency, quality and mutual respect for all human beings and all other creatures-an environment without ugliness, without poverty, without discrimination, without hunger and without war. Our goal is a decent environment in its deepest and broadest sense."
What more is there.......
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Slow Food Westchester - May 4
Come Meet the Chefs
Monday, May 4 at Doral Arrowwood, 975 Anderson Hill Rd. in Rye Brook, NY 10573
In collaboration with Slow Food Westchester, CAWLC presents an introduction to Local Artisans, Sustainable Operations, Organic Products, "The Slow Food Movement" and American Culinary Federation.
Demonstrations and sample tastings by Sprout Creek Farm Cheese, Wave Hill Bread and MyPersonalFarmers.com.
6-7 PM pre-meeting in The Pub
7-9 PM meeting and education
RSVP to slowfoodwestchester@gmail.com
Directions: http://www.doralarrowwood.com
AYSO Soccer Registration THIS Saturday
AYSO TARRYTOWN-SLEEPY HOLLOW SOCCER
Registration for the Fall 2009/Spring 2010 season is -
Saturday April 25, 2009, 10am-1pm at the Washington Irving Cafeteria and
Saturday May 9, 2009, 10am-1pm at the Washington Irving Cafeteria.
The early registration fees are $85 for the first child, $65 for additional children.
After May 31, 2009 the fees are $110 for the first child, $90 for additional children.
After June 30, 2009 the regular fees apply of $135 for the first child, $105 for additional children, and waiting lists are possible.
We encourage you to sign up on-line and early, which guarantees your children a spot on a team, and makes scheduling easier.
We want to grow our reserves rather than tap into it, purchase more equipment, continue the paid coach trainers, and have more volunteers attend the section and national meeting. Scholarships are available, as well as a chance to make a tax-deductible contribution to the Scholarship-Fund (separate check please, "AYSO Tarrytown").
Pre-register on-line at www.eayso.org, print out, add and circle uniform size, sign and mail 2 COPIES of the completed form together with proof of birthday and a check ("AYSO Tarrytown") to our Registrar, Debra Horvath, 154 Martling Ave #M-1 Tarrytown, NY 10591, tel. 914-631-4973.
Registration for the Fall 2009/Spring 2010 season is -
Saturday April 25, 2009, 10am-1pm at the Washington Irving Cafeteria and
Saturday May 9, 2009, 10am-1pm at the Washington Irving Cafeteria.
The early registration fees are $85 for the first child, $65 for additional children.
After May 31, 2009 the fees are $110 for the first child, $90 for additional children.
After June 30, 2009 the regular fees apply of $135 for the first child, $105 for additional children, and waiting lists are possible.
We encourage you to sign up on-line and early, which guarantees your children a spot on a team, and makes scheduling easier.
We want to grow our reserves rather than tap into it, purchase more equipment, continue the paid coach trainers, and have more volunteers attend the section and national meeting. Scholarships are available, as well as a chance to make a tax-deductible contribution to the Scholarship-Fund (separate check please, "AYSO Tarrytown").
Pre-register on-line at www.eayso.org, print out, add and circle uniform size, sign and mail 2 COPIES of the completed form together with proof of birthday and a check ("AYSO Tarrytown") to our Registrar, Debra Horvath, 154 Martling Ave #M-1 Tarrytown, NY 10591, tel. 914-631-4973.
But wait, there's more coming up this weekend!
Hispanic Health Day - April 25 at John Paulding School
Phelps Hospital will join St. Vincent's Hospital, Open Door, National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), OSHA, Dominican Sisters Family Health Service, Westchester Library System, Hudson Health Plan, Leukemia & Lymphoma Soicery and New Hope Fellowship to provide free health information from 1-5 PM, rain or shine, at the John Paulding School. Read the Phelps Hispanic Health Day Press Release for more information.
Sleepy Hollow HS Electronics Recycling Drive - April 25, 2009 at 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Sleepy Hollow High School, 210 N. Broadway, Sleepy Hollow , NY 10591 As a service to Sleepy Hollow High School , Principia NP is offering a FREE electronics recycling drive. Proceeds from the drive will help fund the Green Science and Green Citizen Scholarships for college-bound Sleepy Hollow High School students. *There will be a $5.00 disposal fee for TV's and CRT Monitors.For further information, contact Principia NP at (908) 400-1363 orinfo@principianp.com
Elementary Schools Gently Used Clothing and Books Sale - April 25 - Morse School
Eyebuzz Fine Art Gallery - Opening Reception - April 25 - 6-8 PM
Come to Eyebuzz at 15 Kaldenberg Place for the Opening Reception for Jennifer Judd-McGee, Recent Work. Show runs from April 9 - May 8, 2009.
Lego Fun at Lyndhurst - April 25
Enjoy the 4th Annual LEGO Fun Day at Lyndhurst from 10 AM - 4 PM. For more information go to www.lyndhurst.org
Phelps Hospital will join St. Vincent's Hospital, Open Door, National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), OSHA, Dominican Sisters Family Health Service, Westchester Library System, Hudson Health Plan, Leukemia & Lymphoma Soicery and New Hope Fellowship to provide free health information from 1-5 PM, rain or shine, at the John Paulding School. Read the Phelps Hispanic Health Day Press Release for more information.
Sleepy Hollow HS Electronics Recycling Drive - April 25, 2009 at 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Sleepy Hollow High School, 210 N. Broadway, Sleepy Hollow , NY 10591 As a service to Sleepy Hollow High School , Principia NP is offering a FREE electronics recycling drive. Proceeds from the drive will help fund the Green Science and Green Citizen Scholarships for college-bound Sleepy Hollow High School students. *There will be a $5.00 disposal fee for TV's and CRT Monitors.For further information, contact Principia NP at (908) 400-1363 orinfo@principianp.com
Elementary Schools Gently Used Clothing and Books Sale - April 25 - Morse School
Eyebuzz Fine Art Gallery - Opening Reception - April 25 - 6-8 PM
Come to Eyebuzz at 15 Kaldenberg Place for the Opening Reception for Jennifer Judd-McGee, Recent Work. Show runs from April 9 - May 8, 2009.
Lego Fun at Lyndhurst - April 25
Enjoy the 4th Annual LEGO Fun Day at Lyndhurst from 10 AM - 4 PM. For more information go to www.lyndhurst.org
Coming up this week and WEEKEND!
Warner Library - THE JOY OF SUSHI - for Teens - April 22 COME TO THIS FREE, FUN EVENT WHEN A FAVORITE CHEF FROM ICHI RIKI RESTAURANT DEMONSTRATES THE ART OF MAKING SUSHI. ALL PARTICIPANTS GET TO ENJOY THE FOOD THEY PREPARE, WEDNESDAY, APRILL 22, FROM 3-4 PM.
Rotary Rubber Duck Derby - April 25 - Patriot's Park
Join the Rotary for their 2nd Annual Rubber Ducky Derby Day in Patriot's Park. Enjoy Food, beverages, Live Music, Entertainment, Participating Organization Booths and the YMCA's Healthy Kids' Day. The Race starts at NOON. Grand Prize is a $1,000 American Express Gift Certificate donated by Hitachi America Ltd. Proceeds support our community. Go to www.tarrytownrotary.org to order One Duck for $10, a Six-Quack for $50 or a Tub-O-Ducks (12) for $100. You don't have to be present to win. Come out and enjoy a good old-fashioned good time!
AYSO Registration for 2009-10 Seasons - WI Cafeteria - April 25 - 10AM - 1PM
Go to www.aysotarrytown.com for more information.
Warner Library - FOR PARENTS AND TEENS: ABILITY ASSESSMENT: A FOUNDATION FOR COLLEGE COUNSELING PARENTS - April 30
On the heels of her successful 'College Admissions' Program, Dr. Gay Stebbins Pepper returns to the Warner Library, Thursday, April 30, 6:30 - 8 PM to share her knowledge and views of 'Ability Testing' as an aid in career selection. Dr. Pepper has served as an Associate Dean of Admissions at the University of Pennsylvania for 5 years and secondary school counselor for 23 years. Elizabeth Siracusa, Young Adult Librarian. The Warner Library, 121 North Broadway, Tarrytown, NY 10591Phone: (914) 631-7734
... and the Foundation Dinner Dance is May 9. Have you RSVP'ed yet??? Call 366-8457 or email foundation@tufsd.org for more info.
Rotary Rubber Duck Derby - April 25 - Patriot's Park
Join the Rotary for their 2nd Annual Rubber Ducky Derby Day in Patriot's Park. Enjoy Food, beverages, Live Music, Entertainment, Participating Organization Booths and the YMCA's Healthy Kids' Day. The Race starts at NOON. Grand Prize is a $1,000 American Express Gift Certificate donated by Hitachi America Ltd. Proceeds support our community. Go to www.tarrytownrotary.org to order One Duck for $10, a Six-Quack for $50 or a Tub-O-Ducks (12) for $100. You don't have to be present to win. Come out and enjoy a good old-fashioned good time!
YMCA's Healthy Kids' Day - April 25 - Patriot's Park
Held in conjunction with the Rotary's Rubber Ducky Derby, this nationwide celebration of youth and family health and fitness is fun for the whole community. Activities Include: children's games and rides, face painting, family games, Y Dance performance, Y Theatre performance, fitness classes, live music, the NY Knicks Groove Truck, the FunBus, Magician Vanishing Vinny, food, soft drinks, snacks, and more! All-day ride pass just $10.00.(Ride Bracelets available for sale starting April 6th at the YMCA or at registration table at the event)
AYSO Registration for 2009-10 Seasons - WI Cafeteria - April 25 - 10AM - 1PM
Go to www.aysotarrytown.com for more information.
Warner Library - FOR PARENTS AND TEENS: ABILITY ASSESSMENT: A FOUNDATION FOR COLLEGE COUNSELING PARENTS - April 30
On the heels of her successful 'College Admissions' Program, Dr. Gay Stebbins Pepper returns to the Warner Library, Thursday, April 30, 6:30 - 8 PM to share her knowledge and views of 'Ability Testing' as an aid in career selection. Dr. Pepper has served as an Associate Dean of Admissions at the University of Pennsylvania for 5 years and secondary school counselor for 23 years. Elizabeth Siracusa, Young Adult Librarian. The Warner Library, 121 North Broadway, Tarrytown, NY 10591Phone: (914) 631-7734
... and the Foundation Dinner Dance is May 9. Have you RSVP'ed yet??? Call 366-8457 or email foundation@tufsd.org for more info.
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