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County board passes measure to protect renters The Westchester County Board of Legislators is moving to protect renters in the face of the increasing dangers of flooding as a result of climate change. On Monday night, the board unanimously passed a measure to require property owners to disclose the flood history of a building prior to the signing of a lease with a tenant. The measure applies to both residential and commercial leases. Legislator Catherine Parker, who sponsored the measure, said, “In my district we’ve seen the devastating impact of climate change-related flooding, especially in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida. But the devastation cuts across the County—from the Sound Shore to the Hud-

son—and the danger continues as the number and severity of storms increase. This law will create transparency to protect renters—the way buyers are protected by disclosure requirements—and provide renters with a safety net by giving them a remedy to recover damages they may suffer if a landlord fails to disclose the flood history of the property they are renting.” Legislator Colin Smith, chair of the board’s Legislation Committee, said, “This law creates no special burden on property owners other than to tell the truth and be transparent about a property’s flood history, creating a fair and open playing field for renters. It will protect both renters and property owners, who can be assured that they will not be liable for any damages as a result of failing to disclose a

property’s propensity for flooding.” Legislator Tyrae Woodson-Samuels, chair of the board’s Housing Committee, said, “The impact of flooding can be severe and sudden— as we saw recently in my home town of Mount Vernon. But the potential for future flooding can lurk unseen in the months and years between storms. Unfortunately, that doesn’t make the threat less dangerous or devastating to life and property, when floods do come, and we know it is happening more and more frequently due to climate change. Renters deserve to know if a property they’re considering is prone to flooding so they can make fully informed decisions about leasing. I thank Legislator Parker

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On Monday, the Westchester County Board of Legislators voted to approve a law ensuring safe access to reproductive health care facilities. The measure passed by a 15-2 vote. Westchester County Executive George Latimer signed the act into law immediately after its approval by the board. The new law, which takes effect immediately, will protect health care workers and patients seeking medical treatment from being obstructed from entering or exiting a reproductive health care facility and from harassing behavior from persons within specific distances of the premises. It enacts a 25-foot no-harassment zone around the facility’s perimeter and establishes the designation of an 8-foot personal space bubble surrounding the person within 100 feet of the facility. As the nation reels from the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision that overturned Roe v. Wade, the need to codify stronger anti-harassment legislation for reproductive health patients, providers and staff while preserving the free speech of legitimate protestors is more critical now than ever. The decision will likely result in an increase of out-of-state residents seeking reproductive health care and, conversely, an increase in anti-choice protesting. Chairwoman Catherine Borgia, one of the original sponsors said, “Women will be looking to New York for sanctuary to reclaim their bodily autonomy, and we want

to say Westchester is ready. Any person who travels to our County seeking reproductive care can access it safely without intimidation or provocation. I hope other counties can see the urgency and importance of this law and consider it for their jurisdictions, as well.” Legislator MaryJane Shimsky, main sponsor of the bill, said, “The road to getting this act passed was very long and arduous. However, it’s led us to a strong, well-balanced piece of legislation that safeguards the rights of patients to receive their care without infringing on protected free speech. I am more than happy to finally see that hard work come to fruition. I thank our County Executive George Latimer for his unwavering support and understanding that this bill could not wait another minute without being signed.” Majority Leader Christopher Johnson said, “As Americans, we are founded on the beliefs and principles that we are a society with inherent rights and freedoms. We are free to live, worship, and speak as long as we remain peaceful and law-abiding. This bill mutually protects and respects one’s right to privacy, right to choose, and right to protest equally and fairly.” “We want to protect the women who need these services from aggressive advocacy that exceeds free speech and becomes intimidation and interference with their personal safety,” added County Executive George Latimer.

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Mamaroneck Village receives $3.99M for pedestrian safety The village of Mamaroneck will be the recipient of a $3.99 million grant from New York state to construct sidewalks, curbs, traffic calming measures and pedestrian crossings along Halstead Avenue.

The village of Mamaroneck will receive nearly $4 million in state money to construct sidewalks, curbs, traffic calming measures and pedestrian crossings along Halstead Avenue.

The project will: • Address accessibility needs by replacing most of the curbs and 7,500 linear feet of sidewalks on both sides of Halstead Avenue. • Construct 38 curb ramps to enhance pedestrian safety. • Enhance the Ward Ave crossing (perpendicular to the train station) with curb extensions in addition to modernizing the pedestrian crossing. • Replace and upgrade the existing signal at the North Barry Avenue intersection with pedestrian crossing components • Enhance the North Barry Avenue intersection with curb extensions for safer pedestrian crossing around this heavily used intersection and Bee-Line bus stop. • Construct curb extensions at the Beach Ave, Florence Street, and Fourth Street intersections to address higher concentrations of pedestrian activity. The location of these extensions will serve to limit impacts on adjacent properties while installing a full width sidewalk.

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“The Halstead Avenue corridor in the Village of Mamaroneck contains missing sections of sidewalk,” said Village of Mamaroneck Mayor Tom Murphy. “Much of the existing sidewalk does not meet the compliance standards of the American with Disabilities Act. This grant will help bring necessary traffic calming measures —such as curb extensions — to certain pedestrian crossing areas to better emphasize the pedestrian environment. I want to thank the Village Manager’s office staff for working so diligently to get funding for needed projects without burdening our taxpayers.” The $3.99 million grant is part of Gov. Kathy Hochul’s June 23 announcement of more than $178.8 million to support transportation enhancements in 75 communities across New York State.

is signed, and a renter subsequently suffers flood damage, the law will give the renter the right to sue to recover damages. Landlords must make the disclosure if the property has flooded at least once during the ten years immediately preceding the date of the lease and has caused flood damage to any portion of the premises. If a renter sublets they property, they will also be responsible to disclose the information. The measure will apply only to leases signed after the law becomes effective Aug. 15.

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White Plains Hospital Screenings Under the Stars return to Kensico Dam Plaza Westchester County Parks and Sharc Creative present the White Plains Hospital Screenings Under the Stars, which kicks off with the musical comedy, “Sing 2” (2021-PG) on Friday, July 15, at Kensico Dam Plaza, Valhalla. “Outdoor movies bring back fond childhood memories. I hope Westchester County residents will start some treasured family traditions and take advantage of this wonderful program, which is possible thanks to our sponsors,” County Executive George Latimer said.

The gates open at 5:30 p.m. and movies begin at sundown. Event is rain or shine. Admission and parking are free. Moviegoers should bring blankets, folding chairs and a picnic. Refreshments will be available for sale. Parks Commissioner, Kathleen O’Connor said, “Summertime is synonymous with outdoor movies, and Kensico’s great lawn is the perfect spot to enjoy a free movie with family and friends on a warm summer night.”

• The other movies in the series are: “Boss Baby 2: Family Business” (2021-PG) on Wednesday, Aug. 17, at Kensico Dam Plaza, Valhalla “Spider-Man: No Way Home” (2021-PG 13) on Saturday, Sept. 17, at Glen Island Park, New Rochelle “The Addams Family 2” (2021-PG) on Friday, Oct. 21, at Croton Point Park, Croton-on-Hudson The White Plains Hospital Screenings Under the Stars is presented by Westchester County Parks and Sharc Creative with Westchester Parks Foundation, and support from Westchester Talk Radio, 100.7 WHUD, 107.1 The Peak, Palisades Mazda, The Premier Collection, Look Dine-In Cinemas, Valley Bank, Hamlethub, Robison, LLP, Inspiria Outdoor Advertising, and Westchester Magazine. Movies may be cancelled due to inclement weather conditions.

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As New Yorkers prepare for the first hot stretch of the summer, Con Edison reminds customers they can take advantage of energy savings opportunities in their homes and businesses to cushion against rising costs.

Con Ed: Customers can make this summer a season of savings As New Yorkers prepare for the first hot stretch of the summer, Con Edison reminds customers they can take advantage of energy savings opportunities in their homes and businesses to cushion against rising costs. The company offers robust energy efficiency programs to help customers stay comfortable and save energy. In addition, Con Edison offers tips on where customers can look in their homes and businesses to find energy savings. “Every home and business has the potential to reduce its energy usage,” said Greg Elcock, Con Edison’s director of Energy Efficiency Programs. “We want to help our customers identify those opportunities, so that they can save money and contribute to a clean environment. Our customers are great partners in our efforts to reduce the amount of energy it takes to power New York City and Westchester County.” Using energy wisely is more important at a time when energy costs are rising across the United States. Customers who conserve during the summer help Con Edison keep its service reliable for everyone. New Yorkers can stay cool and save all summer by following these money-saving conservation tips: • Set your air conditioner to the high-

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George Latimer announces initiatives to combat inflation at a press briefing on Monday, June 27.

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THE REVIEW • June 24, 2022 • 15

A pretty smart wager What a time to be Aaron Judge, isn’t it? The Yankees are unquestionably the best team in baseball, Judge is the game’s biggest star, and not only is he the most electrifying player in the sport, he’s emerged as the face of both his team and the sport in general. Not too bad for a guy who turned down a long-term deal before the season started and bet on himself. Coming into his “walk” year, Aaron Judge had an idea of how much he wanted to be paid, the Yankees refused to match it and now, with half-a-season left to go, they might be regretting that decision. Because with the numbers he’s putting up—the kind of stats that get old-school fans and SABR=metric nerds hot-and-bothered—Judge looks like he’s well on his way to become the best paid player in the game.

But what does that mean for the Yankees? And why am I—a Red Sox fan—loving every moment of Judge’s historic run? Let’s tackle the second question first; one answer to that riddle is simple. I’m a baseball fan. Despite my rooting interests, I love to see things that are “good for the sport” and whenever a star like Judge goes on a run like this, everybody win. But—more nefariously—I like seeing the way his run is twisting Yankee fans up inside. Every walkoff homer, every prodigious blast, sure it puts the Yankees closer to another World Series title. But it also does something else: it raises the price tag on the 6-foot-7 phenom. Watching Yankee fans ponder this in real time, asking themselves questions Yankee fans don’t ask (like “Can we afford to keep this guy”) is a real treat for a guy like me, who had to watch his Red Sox part with an all-world, homegrown talent in Mookie Betts. Is that petty? Sure, then again, but so am I. Watching that possible

impending contract talk looming over the Yanks’ fans enjoyment of an otherwise magical year? Sign me up every time. But I am curious as to how the Yankees’ front office will handle this situation. We’ve seen teams hand out ludicrous, long term contracts knowing they’re going to getting negative returns on the back end. Judge is no spring chicken, has had a history of nagging injuries, and you wonder if those are enough in the way of red flags to make general manager Brian Cashman overlook his magnificent start to the year. It’s fascinating for so many reason, not the least of which Judge breaking the bank as a free agent would set a new precedent for future stars. So let’s just see how this plays out, enjoy the run he’s on and worry about the contract stuff after the season. Unless you want to worry about it now, Yankee fans. You have my permission. Follow Mike on Twitter @LiveMike_Sports

The New York Yankees have some tough decisions to make regarding star centerfielder Aaron Judge. Red Sox fan Mike Smith is enjoying the way this narrative is taking away from the Yanks’ stellar start.

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Garnets enjoy success in 2021-22 With the end of the school year upon us and the dog days of summer approaching, it feels like an appropriate time to look back at the year that was. And for student-athletes at Rye High School, there are certainly plenty of highlights to look back on. The resilience of our young athletes—tested regularly over these last few years—was on display when on the eve of a season that promised a return to normalcy, the region was hit was by the remnants of Hurricane Ida, cutting a swath of destruction through the Larchmont and Mamaroneck area. But Rye’s athletes kept moving forward, helping with the recovery process while authoring solid performances across the fall season. The Rye football program had a memorable season, running roughshod through Section I opponents—including another mauling of Harrison in the annual playing of “The Game.” That tremendous run wouldn’t end with a section title—see the Garnets’ fog-filled classic against Somers in the finals—but the team would still earn a berth in the state tournament and another shot at the Tuskers in the semis before injuries and attrition would contribute to an end for a truly special group for the program. The girls soccer team, too, would have their moments, winning nail-biter after nail-biter to earn a berth in the Class A finals before it took a penalty kick shootout to send the Garnets home. The wintertime saw another talented group for Rye make its last stand as the Anabelle Thomas-led ice hockey team quickly established itself as one of the preeminent powers in the section with an electric start to the season. In the spring, Rye’s baseball team provided its fair share of signature moments, competing in one of the toughest leagues in all of Class A and coming within a breath of an appearance in the Section I finals. Their battles with a stacked Eastchester team—in both the regular and post season—will undoubtedly live in on the retellings throughout the years. The boys lacrosse team, perhaps the best assemblage of talent in Rye’s history, would overcome injury after injury to claim a Section I crown, falling just short in the state semis against a similarly historically strong team from Garden City. There were countless other moments, both big and small, worth reflecting on. Many aren’t even readily apparent to outside observers; a young runner’s quest to beat a personal time, or the dozens of other smaller personal mountains an athlete must climb over the course of a season. But for every triumph, there is a story, and I look forward to being able to capture more next year. The names might change, as student-athletes move on from the halls of high school. But the narratives of competition remain as vital as always.

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Owen Kovacs runs for a gain against rival Harrison in October. The Garnets football team advanced to the state semifinals this fall.

Caden Whaling looks for an open teammate during Rye’s regular season game against Bronxville. Whaling and the Garnets advanced to the state semifinals.

Rye defenseman Carter Barford takes to the air to control a puck against Scarsdale. Photos/Mike Smith