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LEAGUE BATTLE! Eastchester and Rye square off in a league game on Friday, Jan. 19. The Garnets overcame a slow start to top the Eagles 54-52. For story, see p. 16. Photo/Mike Smith
Mamaroneck resident creates kids journal Making art is not only enjoyable for children but significant in their emotional, cognitive and social development. “Draw and Discover: An Art-Making Journal for Kids” contains 60 carefully created prompts to help children become aware of their feelings, name them, express them and pay attention to the physical sensations that accompany them. Developed by an experienced art therapist, this journal uses art-making and drawing as a vehicle for children to learn about themselves and how they fit into the world. The journal gives children a safe place to explore on their own and invites them to share their work with trusted adults in their lives. It also contains a section for adults that addresses the process of making art with children and best practices for how to respond when a child shares their art and tells their story. This sharing opens
conversations and helps develop connections between adult and child. Structured enough to give children guidance and open-ended enough to give them freedom to explore and discover what emerges, the journal is perfect for children who like to draw as well as those children who prefer not to write. Caren Sacks, is a licensed, board certified creative art therapist and board-certified art therapy supervisor who has been providing clinical services in a variety of settings for more than 40 years. In addition to a master’s degree in Art Therapy she completed a certificate in the Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy Program at the New Hope Guild Center and was a Full Adjunct Professor in the Art Therapy Master’s Program at The College of New Rochelle. Caren lives in Mamaroneck with her husband and dog, Ziggy.
The Westchester County Office of Economic Development, in partnership with the New York City Economic Development Corporation, is pleased to announce the launch of a Quantum Computing and Networking Technology Mobilization (QUANTM) consortium. QUANTM, which met for the second time in December, has already convened more than 40 stakeholders from across the New York Metro region, representing more than 25 organizations and institutions, to begin developing a strategy for quantum information science and technology (QIST) job growth. Members of the QUANTM Consortium include: • Brookhaven National Labs • Business Council of Westchester • City College of New York • The Coding School • Columbia University • IBM • The Knowledge House • Mount Vernon STEAM Academy • New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) • New York University (NYU) • Northeast STEM Starter Academy at Mount Vernon • Pace University • SandboxAQ • SEEQC • The STEM Alliance • SUNY Polytechnic Institute • Qunnect • SUNY WCC • Westchester County Association “The core focus of the QUANTM Consortium will be
developing plans for promoting broad-based economic growth, creating good-paying jobs, assessing job quality, and helping students and workers gain training for advanced careers. Westchester County is delighted to have a team of innovative and forward-thinking partners at the table for this collaboration – including the New York City Economic Development Corporation – and is committed to driving regional growth in this booming national sector,” said Westchester County Executive George Latimer. Among the QUANTM Consortium’s goals, are: • develop a comprehensive regional technology strategy that that ensures QIST jobs will start, grow and remain in the region; • address regional inequities, and strengthen the labor and education infrastructure, in the QIST ecosystem; and, • develop QIST workforce development plans that embrace equity and diversity. Specialized working groups will be established within the QUANTM Consortium in early 2024. “The QUANTM Consortium will forge powerful connections among businesses, workforce advocates, and educational institutions in support of talent development, job creation and economic growth in the QIST ecosystem. The New York Metro Region is already home to a highly-educated and -skilled workforce, and growth in QIST will further enhance this position of excellence,” said Westchester County Director of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Deborah Novick.
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Westchester film industry shines: Multiple nominations, wins during awards season Graphic Designer | Design2pro
In a testament to its growing prominence in the entertainment industry as a film destination, Westchester County is well-represented this awards season, with several shows filmed within its borders garnering 56 Emmy Award nominations and notching nine wins in Monday night’s ceremony. The industry bestowed additional acclaim on productions filmed here with honors at last week’s Golden Globes and with recent honors from the prestigious Critics Choice Association, and Screen Actors, Producers and Directors Guilds. County Executive George Latimer said: “The film industry’s impact on Westchester is undeniable. A driving force for investment, film production is a $1.1 billion sector in Westchester. It showcases our assets, creates jobs, supports local vendors, and attracts audiences here and around the world.” HBO’s “Succession” swept awards this year, scoring six Emmys, including outstanding drama and best writing in drama for show creator, Jesse Armstrong; four Golden Globes, including best drama, and three Critic’s Choice Awards. The series is set in New York City and in locations around the world, but the production filmed several episodes in film-friendly Westchester County. The shocking episode centering on the death of patriarch Logan Roy features scenes filmed at Westchester County Airport. The long-running Amazon Prime show “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” filmed at Wykagyl Country Club in New Rochelle for its last season. The comedy earned two Emmy awards, for period makeup and cinematography. This year’s win-
ners also include the Hulu murder mystery, “Only Murders in the Building,” which filmed at the Westchester County Records Center. The series received an Emmy for outstanding production design and a Critic’s Choice award for acting for star Meryl Streep. Notably, Alchemy Post Sound, a post-production sound studio in Peekskill, took home a Creative Arts Emmy for its sound editing work on “The Bear” (FX). Additional productions that earned award nominations this season include: • “The Watcher” (Netflix), filmed at a private home and country club in Rye • “FBI: Most Wanted” (CBS), films regularly and extensively throughout Westchester • “The Other Two” (HBO), filmed at Haven Studios NY in Mount Vernon • “White House Plumbers” (HBO), filmed in the Michaelian Building in White Plains, Purchase College, Wykagyl Country Club in New Rochelle; and the Belvedere Estate in Tarrytown • “Poker Face” (Peacock), filmed at the former IBM campus in Somers • “The Gilded Age” (HBO), filmed at Lyndhurst, Glenview Mansion/Hudson River Museum, Manhattanville College, Jacob Purdy House, Pace University, and more • “Maestro” (Netflix) filmed in Rye • “The Crowded Room” (Apple TV+), filmed at Untermyer Park and Gardens in Yonkers and downtown Hastings-on-Hudson Westchester County Tourism & Film Director
Natasha Caputo said: “Westchester’s diverse locations provide excellent backdrops for storytelling, exemplified by these numerous recognitions. The honors celebrate how attractive our region is to the film industry and signal the quality of production that’s taking place.” Film business has steadily grown due in no small part to the services provided by Westchester County Tourism & Film. The film office provides location guidance, offers technical visits, and facilitates the permit process. The support makes a big difference in choosing where to film, according to many industry professionals. Location manager for “FBI: Most Wanted” Mike Hartel said: “They understand our needs and pave the way for successful filming. Westchester provides a wide range of looks and plenty of space to park trucks and equipment, set up complicated shoots, and establish base camps. Whether I need a traditional English garden, a Florida marina, a suburban home, or a wooded area, I know that Westchester has a location and facilitators to make filming as easy as possible.” Westchester’s film-friendly communities enhance the appeal of filming here, with crews visiting local parks and enjoying the best of the area, adds Michael Engler, “The Gilded Age” director. “We love shooting in Westchester. When we go up there, everyone enjoys it and stays for a few days... People are extremely friendly and gracious…creating a sense of community.” The Director’s Guild and Producer’s Guild Awards take place on Feb. 10 and 25, respectively, while the SAG Awards takes place Feb. 23.
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THE REVIEW • January 26, 2024 • 15
A telling two weeks It may be hard to believe, but as we speak, the winter season is already drawing to a close. Although it might seem like the season kicked off just yesterday, we’re rounding into the home stretch over the next two weeks, as teams aim to put the finishing touches on the regular season and head into the playoffs with a little bit of momentum. But before we enter postseason competition, there are a number of storylines still playing out that could have big playoff ramifications. I, for one, am very interested to see how everything unfolds. On the basketball scene, there seems to be an unusual amount of parity this year. Sure, there are a few powerhouse teams in the mix;
Mahopac remains undefeated on the boys’ end while the top of the girls brackets feature three teams— Pearl River, Albertus Magnus and Ketcham—without an in-section loss. But more than anything, this season has been marked by tight games and unexpected outcomes, something that portends an interesting bracket layout come February. One of the most intriguing boys teams this year has undoubtedly been Mamaroneck. At 11-1, the Class AAA school may look like a juggernaut, but what makes them compelling isn’t the ease with which they put teams away, it’s the fact that they have truly embraced the “team” concept to become winners. On Tuesday, the Tigers earned a signature win, using a strong second-half effort to unseat perennial power Mount Vernon, beating the Knights by 72-61. Mamaroneck could be the hottest team in Section 1, not
having dropped a game since Dec. 12, but they’ll have to close out the season strong, with upcoming rematches against both Mount Vernon and New Rochelle. On the girls side, Class AA looks to be an absolute powder keg, with its top teams—including Harrison at (9-4)—all angling to knock Magnus off its perch. Hockey-wise, as always, the road to a Section 1 crown will go through Suffern and Pelham, but Rye Town/Harrison can make a case for itself as a true contender. While the Titans might not have played as grueling a schedule as either of the favorites, they have done quite well with the teams they have faced; in fact, RTH is currently undefeated at 11-0 and could conceivably put together a perfect regular season. That won’t be easy, though, as the Titans have nine games over the final two weeks of the sea-
Rye and Mamaroneck square off at Playland on Jan. 10. The Tigers and Garnets are both looking to get hot before the playoffs kick off next month.
son, including a highly-anticipated showdown with 10-1 Byram Hills on Feb. 4. So how will this all shake out? Who’s to say. But come mid-February, when the brackets for winter sports are announced, I’m sure we’ll
have a better idea who which teams are for real. As always, I’m looking forward to finding out. Follow Mike on Twitter @LiveMike_Sports
16 • THE REVIEW • January 26, 2024
Rye comeback halts Eagles By MIKE SMITH Sports Editor Boys Basketball
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Game Notes • Eastchester’s Marcus Rolon had 23 points • Charlie Stevens had 15 for Rye • The Garnets are 11-2
On Friday night, two of the top basketball teams in lower Westchester squared off, as Class AA Eastchester hosted Class A Rye in another chapter of a fierce league rivalry. On this night, however, it was the Garnets that would come out on top, shaking off a slow start to top the Eagles 54-52. Eastchester, which fell to the Garnets in an early season matchup, was firing early on all cylinders in the early-goings of the matchup, grabbing a 34-22 lead by the end of the first half. Much of Eastchester’s success came from the hot shooting of Mar-
cus Rolon, who notched 13 of his game-high 23 points in the first two quarters. Rye coach John Aguilar credited Eastchester with a solid game-plan and said that the Eagles’ athleticism was causing some matchup issues for the Garnets, especially in the first half. “This year, our kryptonite has been quick guards, and Eastchester has one of the best back courts in Section 1,” said Aguilar. “But I thought we came out a lot better in the second half.” Rye’s second-half run, which saw them outscore their hosts 32-18, was fueled by the team’s unselfish play, something that has been a Garnet calling card this year. Charlie Stevens led Rye with 15 points, including nine in the fourth quarter, while Jake Kessner—who was helped scoreless in the second and third quarters—scored six of his 11 points in the final eight minutes. Aguilar said that Rye— which improved to 11-2 with the win—has benefited from the late game heroics of a multitude of different players this year, and that being able
Charlie Stevens drives to the hoop against Eastchester on Jan. 19. Stevens had 15 points including nine in the fourth quarter.
to rely on a number of different options during crunch time has paid dividends. “This is the deepest team
Carson Miller battles with Marcus Rolon at Eastchester High School on Jan. 19. Photos/Mike Smith
I’ve had, that’s something I’ve told them since the beginning of the year,” said Aguilar. “Every night it seems like someone different steps up at the end of the game.“ With the loss, Eastchester fell to 9-4 but is still positioned as one of the top teams in Class AA. The Eagles will look to take down some other tough squads in the coming days with matchups against Harrison and Pearl River (11-1) looming. The Garnets will take on Byram Hills (8-6) on Jan. 26 as they look to put together a strong push as the regular season comes to an end. “What we’re seeing this year is that it’s all about matchups,” said Aguilar. “It doesn’t matter what a team’s record is, it’s all about how they match up with other teams, so we’re just going to keep on working hard to improve with the playoffs coming up.” Contact: sports@hometwn.com
Matt Porcello puts back a rebound against Rye. The Garnets topped the Eagles 54-52.