District Office:

Judith Travis, District Clerk
Office Hours:
8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Monday through Friday
Phone:  (845) 526-2160

District Contacts:

Supervisor Tendy:
Lake Oscawana
Lookout Manor
Mill Ponds
Wildwood Knolls

Councilwoman Annabi:
Barger Pond
Brookdale Gardens
Lake Peekskill
Roaring Brook Lake

Councilman Luongo:
Abele Park
Hilltop
Northview

Councilman Mackay:
Glenmar Gardens
Putnam Chase
Strawberry Knolls

Councilwoman Whetsel:
Continental Village
Putnam Acres
Sewer District

 

Putnam Valley Free Library:
 

Hope to see you soon. 
THE HOLIDAYS ARE HERE AND SO ARE WE!

 

Normal Library Hours:
Sundays: 12 pm - 4: pm
Mondays: 12 pm - 5 pm
Tues & Weds: 12 pm - 7 pm
Thurs & Fri: 12 pm - 4 pm
Saturdays: 12 pm - 4 pm

           

Veterans of Foriegn Wars - V.F.W.

     Gillen-Vinscotski Memorial Post 391
     
     Next Meeting: Thursday, February 5, 2015 at 7:00 pm
     Meetings held at the VFW Hall, 154 Oscawana Lake Rd.  Putnam Valley, NY

     Contact:
          VFW Post 391
          PO Box 623
          Putnam Valley, NY 10579-0623


                                        








Putnam Valley Volunteer Fire Department

Putnam Valley Volunteer Fire Department
     2015 Firematic, Fire Police, Administration officers and Board of Directors.

Firematic Officers
Chief – Shawn Keeler
1st Asst. Chief – David Anderson
2nd. Asst. Chief – Larry Cobb, Jr.
Captain – Ken Rohrauer
1st Lieutenant – Frank DiMarco
2nd Lieutenant – Jack McCarthy
2nd Lieutenant - Vito Rizzi
2nd Lieutenant – Jason Cobb

2015 Fire Police Officers
Fire Police Captain – Charlie Milo
Fire Police 1st Lt. Mario Peri
Fire Police 2nd Lt. Fred Plummer

Administrative Officers
President – Larry Cobb, Sr.
Vice President – Sheryl Luongo
Treasurer – Fran Tansey
Recording Secretary – Anne Spoonhour
Financial Secretary – Lois Rizzi

Board of Directors
Chairman – Jim LaPorte
Secretary – Frank Tansey
Members – Mitzi Eagens, Mark Backus, Carl Boehmig, Frank Rush III & Greg Schiffer
 

COMMITMENT TO OUR COMMUNITY - Our volunteers are committed to providing quality patient care with true compassion. The Putnam Valley Ambulance Corps provides emergency medical services which is a totally volunteer-driven organization. We strive everyday to provide exceptional emergency medical service to the community.

PVVAC is proud to offer to the public a variety of training classes in First Aid, CPR and Bloodborne Pathogens. To see a description and schedule of these classes and to sign up please click here!

     The Putnam Valley Volunteer Ambulance Corps is always looking for new volunteers to join its ranks. Whether you'd like to ride with them, or help out around the Corps, they're sure you have something worthwhile to share.
   
     Contact: Office (non emergency): 845-526-3119
                     E-mail: info@pvvac.org

     Shabbat Services are held Friday nights at 8:00 pm, led by Rabbis Laurie Levy and Steve Altarescu.  An Oneg with snacks follows the service. Everyone is encouraged to come and celebrate Shabbat with us.  Shabbat Family Services are held the first Friday of the month at 8:00 pm for our temple's youngest members and their families. These services are also lead by Rabbis Levy and Altarescu, followed by an Oneg. Prospective members are always welcome. 

      Services held at the Putnam Valley Reform Temple
                362 Church Road in Putnam Valley, NY
           Visit www.rtpv.org for more info.
 

           

Mark these dates on your calendar and join Rabbi Levy and Rabbi Altarescu for bagels, coffee and discussion! Attend any number of sessions.
Sundays, 11am-12:30pm 
All programs are free and open to the community. 

The Genesis of Desire: An in-Depth Study of Relationships in the Torah
November 9, December 14, January 11, February 8
Learners of all backgrounds invited. No prior knowledge of Hebrew or Jewish texts required.

Jewish Spirituality and Contemplative Practices
November 23, January 25, March 15 
Jewish Meditation, Torah Yoga, and Jewish Mysticism
For spiritual seekers of all types.

RTPV students had a heartwarming visit to the Fieldhome Nursing Care Center.
The residents were so appreciative of our visit and our students opened their hearts and their voices sharing Chanukah songs and words of care and love.

St. Ambrose of Milan Orthodox Church

     Comes out of the Russian Orthodox tradition but worships using the old Western (Roman) Rite as it existed between the 5th - 9th centuries.

     Sundays at 10:00 am - Liturgy (Mass) followed by breakfast!
          Services held at the Putnam Valley Grange, 2nd Floor
          For more information, contact Archbishop Anthony at (845) 528-5252.

                                           

          

     

Our History
Lake Drive Resaurant - Lake Peekskill

The Putnam Valley Community Food Pantry’s mission is to increase access to food and to supply the ingredients for healthy balanced meals for struggling families in northern Westchester and Southern Putnam communities.

For more information, visit the Putnam Valley Food Pantry's website:

www.putnamvalleyfoodpantry.org

     

Monthly Grange Business Meeting

Monday, January 5th - 7:00 pm at the Grange Hall

128 Mill Street  Putnam Valley, NY
 

More info online: www.PutnamValleyGrange.org

    

 

    For more info about the club: www.gac1936.com

     

Join Us at The Club

Friday Evenings
From 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm

November/December Newsletter
Click to Open

For more information: (845) 528-5800
 germanamericanclub@gmail.com

                                                  

                                                   

Putnam Valley Parks & Recreation Department:
 

And Nearby:

 

Hudson Highlands Land Trust Welcomes
New River of Words Team Members

 

The Hudson Highlands Land Trust (HHLT) welcomes Elise LaRocco and Kali Bird to its River of Words (ROW) Environmental Education Program Team. Along with the ROW educators Cathy Bakker, Irene O’Garden and Pete Salmansohn, Elise and Kali look forward to bringing free hands-on, place- based environmental education programs to public schools within the Land Trust’s mission area.

 

Elise LaRocco brings strong writing and communication skills, and a love of the outdoors, to her role as River of Words Program Coordinator. She has conducted writing workshops for children, and currently tutors middle school students in literature comprehension and grammar, making her a natural spokesperson for HHLT's environmental education program.

 

Kali Bird, HHLT’s newest River of Words educator, has shared her enthusiasm for science and the environment with students during her tenure at the Carey Institute and, before that, Michigan State University. This past summer, Kali led an Orienteering Adventure for Teens with HHLT Stewardship Coordinator Matt Decker as part of our River of Words Summer Workshop Series, and is enthusiastic about sharing her passion for the outdoors with students throughout our mission area.

 

By drawing on the children’s imagination, creativity and natural curiosity, HHLT’s River of Words workshops plant the seeds for life-long learning. Students discover for themselves the richness and complexity of the natural world, history and the arts. The program’s focus on place-based education underscores the idea that learning can occur out of the classroom, and deepens the children’s connection to and understanding of the Hudson River’s historic and vital estuary system.

 

HHLT is able to offer these workshops to local public schools for free because of the generous support of its program sponsors, Educational Foundation of America, Malcolm Gordon Charitable Fund, RBC Wealth Management and The Vidda Foundation.

 

School administrators, educators and parents who are interested in learning more about the Hudson Highlands Land Trust’s River of Words program can visit www.hhltrow.org or contact Elise LaRocco, River of Words Program Coordinator, at 845/424-3358 x7 or row@hhlt.org.

 

The Hudson Highlands Land Trust is an accredited, community-based non-profit land conservation organization dedicated to the protection of the natural resources, rural character, and scenic beauty of the Hudson Highlands.  To learn more about HHLT’s programs and conservation work, please visit www.hhlt.org.

 

Local Businesses:

   

 

 

www.BeFreegleFoundation.org

Each year tens of thousands of dogs, mostly beagles, are routinely used in animal research in laboratories across the world. Some of these lucky dogs find sanctuary. These dogs often behold their change in circumstances with a mixture of bewilderment and fear.

The name Freegle was first heard amidst a large release of beagles back in 2010, where 120 beagles were released from a facility in New Jersey and nicknamed Free Beagles or Freegles for short.

We at BeFreegle Foundation look forward to the day when animal testing is no longer necessary but in the meantime we actively pursue each and every opportunity to help beagles and other dogs of research so that they too can be, now and forever, Freegles. When choosing your next pet please consider adopting a Freegle. We promise, you will be glad you did.


Contact us:

We are always looking for energetic animal lovers who don’t mind rolling up their sleeves and helping out. If you are interested in becoming a BeFreegle Foundation volunteer please send an email to Volunteer@BeFreegleFoundation.org.

For specific questions or to inquire about surrendering your research beagle(s) please email Exec. Director, Kate Aubry or call toll-free 1-844-BeFreegle ext 10.

For information on donations, corporate sponsorship or in kind giving please email Treasurer, Kitty-Marie O’Brien or call toll-free 1-844-BeFreegle ext.11.
 

 

Trees and Shrubs

• Hazardous Tree Removal
• Pruning, Shaping
• Cabling, Bracing
• Planting, Transplanting
• Removal, Stump Grinding
• Mulching, Firewood
• Training and Speaking Engagements
• Consulting

 

Landscape Design

• Outdoor Living Areas Walkways, Patios
• Retaining Walls, Stone Steps
• Edible Landscapes: Gardens, orchards, etc.
• Structures: Arbors, Gazebos, Pergolas, Planters, etc.
• Water Features

 

Plant Health Care

• Fertilizing
• Organic mulching
• Insect, Pest & Disease Control
• Wildlife Enhancement/Control

 

Holistic tree and plant care
Ecological, economical, professional, licensed and insured.
Tel: (845) 621 2227   or by Email: office@onearthplantcare.com

 

Evolving Systems, Inc. (ESI) is a dedicated team of software engineers committed to creating leading edge technical solutions that increase the profitability of your business. The ESI team is made up of expert problem solvers in the continually changing technology arena. Our mission is to harness the power of the computer and the Internet to maximize productivity, minimize stress and benefit your business.
 

Our Expertise:

• System/Network Security
   
• Project Management
   
• Design
   
• Implementation
   
• Hosting and Support

 

TECHNOLOGY EVOLUTION TO PROFITABLE SOLUTIONS.

845-528-8748    www.evolve.net 

 

Computer Solutions for the Modern Office
Putnam Valley, NY
1-888-534-9175
www.Avedata.net

At Avedata.net we provide complete solutions for our customers. Each computer we build is custom tailored to the customers needs and is only built using top quality, name brand components. We work with our clients existing IT infrastructure by upgrading their present machines, and as older machines are retired, replace them with new custom- built computers which will improve stability and reliability. We provide backup solutions that are effective, quick and easy to maintain. If we can make your single computer or large network more stable and efficient, your productivity and bottom line will be greatly improved.










 

 

Mountain Stream Budo is a unique martial arts school specializing in

karate, kobudo, and ju jitsu.

We are the only martial arts school in Westchester and Putnam Counties

that offers these three distinct arts under one roof.
 

* NO CONTRACTS or LONG-TERM COMMITMENTS * NO START-UP FEES *
* UNLIMITED MONTHLY TRAINING * YEAR-ROUND CLASSES (no sessions) *
* NO OUT-OF-SCHOOL TOURNAMENTS OR COMPETITIONS *

* Self Defense * Fitness * Discipline * Focus * Strength * Flexibility * Coordination *
* Confidence * Goal Orientation * Inner Peace * Improved Self-Esteem *
* Improved Gross & Fine Motor Skills * Balance * Physical and Mental Reflexes *
* Aerobic Exercise * Weight Loss *
* Japanese Culture, Language, and Etiquette *

Heritage Funeral Home
PO Box 325  35 Morrissey Drive
Putnam Valley, NY 10579
(845) 526-3000
www.heritagefuneralhomeny.com

Once Upon a Time Preschool & Day Care
47 Peekskill Hollow Road  Putnam Valley, NY
(845) 284-2941
onceuponatimepreschool47@gmail.com



 

  

Delicious food, wonderful maple and honey products,
playful animals and great people.

 

Visit www.PV10579.com for an archive of earlier bulletins, 

Information is provided here, on our Facebook page, and via e-mail as a service to the community.
Info is listed as submitted or posted elsewhere by the various organizations, departments, and individuals involved. Please confirm all information on your own to be certain of its accuracy.


 

Want to comment on this project? Send me an e-mail:
Michael S. Bennett
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