R & K Pest Control uses Integrated Pest Management (IPM)*; an effective and environmentally sensitive approach to pest management that relies on a combination of common-sense practices. IPM programs use current, comprehensive information on the life cycles of pests and their interaction with the environment. This information, in combination with available pest control methods, is used to manage pests by the most economical means, and with the least possible hazard to people, property, and the environment.

We will help you to identify, find, remove or control: bed bugs, food bugs, crawling bugs, creeping bugs, roaches, black ants, fleas, bugs, termites, pests, insects, rodents, carpenter ants or anything else with six or eight legs. We can solve your pest problems. Customer satisfaction is guaranteed. Service contracts are available. Press blue button to learn how we can solve your pest problems.

Part-time or Full-time - 6 weeks to 6 years

The Kehillah School for Early Learning is a unique community within Temple Israel of New Rochelle, providing both part-time and full-time education for children ages 6 weeks to 6 years. At the Kehillah School, child-centered emergent learning in a Jewish context is integrated with the Bright Horizons Family Solutions curricula, bringing together the best of two worlds for children and families. Program choices range from two mornings to five twelve-hour days, school year or calendar year. Fostering the importance of family, friends and shared experiences, this home away from home offers an ideal learning environment for children of all faiths and learning styles.

Director Nancy Bossov, nationally recognized for her advocacy and consulting work in developing the field of Jewish early education, is committed to maintaining the highest standards of early childhood education in this innovative program and its new, state-of-the-art facility. Created to cultivate the exercise of children’s bodies, minds and spiritual life, Kehillah School provides a beautiful place for children to learn and grow. Call today, and let us introduce you to this welcoming community.

Press blue button for Kehillah Preschool, or call 914-235-1800 ext. 227.

M.H. Reed - New York Times "As sunny and vibrant as the food it serves . . . along with familiar favorites, a handful of specialties from the Coromandel Coast in southwest India. Wonderfully distinctive!"

Features
Full service bar
Daily buffet lunches
Take out; off-site catering; on-site parties of up to 125 people

Start with tortilla chips and chunky roasted tomatillo-based salsa verde and an extra fresh chili salsa and a Margarita, Sangria or a special Tequila cocktail while you study their extensive menu. Whether you love Flautas, Carnitas, Fajitas, Tortillas and Tacos the variety of flavors and fillings will keep you coming back. There are wonderful salads, grilled steak, ceviche, and pizza. Yes, pizza, the best authentic Mexican pizza served north of Mexico City - a specialty of the house and with a large selection of great toppings. A children’s menu is available. There is delivery within New Rochelle and Mamaroneck. Take out is available, but while flavorful, its not as much fun as dining in the restaurant - especially during one of the evenings when a Mariachi Band is featured! Hours - Daily: 11:00 am to 11:00 pm

Features
Live Music
Sidewalk dining

Things To Do
Regal Cinemas Megaplex - 18-screen movie theater and IMAX theater.
Fun House - Arcade, Laser Tag, Bumper Cars in New Rochelle.
MaxFlight roller coaster simulator, helicopter ride, and carousel.
New Roc ‘n Bowl – Glow-in-the-dark bowling center
New Roc Rack & Cue – 26 championship tables.

New Roc Speedway - Indoor Go-Cart track (700 ft road course / 28 G0-Karts).
Tower Space Shot Ride

Additional Attractions
Bally Sports Club
Lofts at NEW ROC residence
Marriott Residence Inn
Modell’s Sporting Goods
Super Stop & Shop Supermarket

Restaurants
Applebee’s Neighborhood Bar and Grill
Authentic Cafe - a nostalgic 50's motif theme cafe
Jani Restaurant serving Chinese and Japanese cuisine

say "Train Status" to learn if train is running on time.
Amtrak Station Information
Northeast Stations

New Rochelle, NY (NRO)
Station Building (with waiting room)

Address
1 Railroad Plaza
Metro-North Station
New Rochelle, NY 10801
Westchester County


For accessibility information call 1-800-872-7245 and . . .
say "Train Status" to learn if train is running on time.
say "Schedules" for schedule and price information.
say "Reservations" to make or change reservations.

Glen Island Park also offers picnic pavilions, and open picnic areas, boat launching, pathways, a catering hall and a restaurant, formerly Glen Island Casino of Big Band era fame. Cannons, sculptures and castles with coursed rubble stone, arched openings and round towers still remain from the days of John Starin’s resort. The castles, reminiscent of those in Germany's Rhineland, were constructed on their present site in the late 19th century for use as a beer garden and restaurant.

The boat ramp handles 65-70 launchings per weekend. The bathhouse was originally built in a Neo-Georgian style with a cupola marking the center of the front façade. A courtyard looks out to the beach and is completed by a colonnade. The bridge, bridge house, seawall and castles are all eligible for listing on the Register of Historic Places." Press blue button for more about Glen Island Park.

Things To Do
Boat Launch
Fishing
Hiking Trails / Walking
Nature Study
Picnicking
Playground
Refreshments
Swimming Beach

Glen Island Park also offers picnic pavilions, and open picnic areas, boat launching, pathways, a catering hall and a restaurant, formerly Glen Island Casino of Big Band era fame. Cannons, sculptures and castles with coursed rubble stone, arched openings and round towers still remain from the days of John Starin’s resort. The castles, reminiscent of those in Germany's Rhineland, were constructed on their present site in the late 19th century for use as a beer garden and restaurant.

The boat ramp handles 65-70 launchings per weekend. The bathhouse was originally built in a Neo-Georgian style with a cupola marking the center of the front façade. A courtyard looks out to the beach and is completed by a colonnade. The bridge, bridge house, seawall and castles are all eligible for listing on the Register of Historic Places." Press blue button for more about Glen Island Park.

Things To Do
Boat Launch
Fishing
Hiking Trails / Walking
Nature Study
Picnicking
Playground
Refreshments
Swimming Beach

The word is If you're shopping on a budget you'll find a good selection of discount designer labels and famous brands including accessories such as handbags, belts, hosiery, shoes, and more at discount prices.

Things To Do
17-AMF Glow-in-the-Dark lanes
Air Hockey Tables & Video Games
DJ Booth, Dance Floor and Disco Lights
Parties (kids birthday parties)

Refreshments
Dining Area
Lounge
Snackbar

Features
Outdoor Dining

The Westchester Chamber Orchestra was founded in 1984 by its Artistic Director, Barry Charles Hoffman. For many years the WCO gave its concerts at various sites throughout Westchester County and in 1994 began its association with Iona College in New Rochelle, NY.

At Westchester Chamber Orchestra concerts, great performances of the standard repertoire are blended with lesser known but equally beautiful works. Innovative programming has also included concert themes such as "Music of the British Isles," "Music of the Heart," and "Music of Appalachia and Appalachian Spring," the latter with renown folk artists Jay Unger and Molly Mason. The WCO has presented many world class soloists in its performances. These have included: harpist Barbara Allen, violinists Glenn Dicterow and Yuri Kharenko, violists Karen Dreyfus and Emanuel Vardi, clarinetist Stanley Drucker, oboist Matt Sullivan, bassoonist Lennie Hindell and tenor Robert White. You will be treated to outstanding soloists and inspired performances of some of the greatest works of German composers over the past three centuries; from Gluck to Beethoven to Schumann to Schoenberg. The richness and rewards are here.

Things To Do
Ball Fields
Picnicking
Playground

Things To Do
Benches
Playground
Sandbox

Things To Do
Benches
Flower Garden
Playground
Walking Path

Things To Do
Amphitheater Outdoors
Fishing on Dock
Horseshoe Courts
Large grassy area
Nature walks
Pavilion
Picnicking
Playground
Shuffleboard
Sunbather's Beach

Things To Do
Ball Fields (3)
Basketball Court
Playground
Picnicking
Skate Park

Glen Island Park also offers picnic pavilions, and open picnic areas, boat launching, pathways, a catering hall and a restaurant, formerly Glen Island Casino of Big Band era fame. Cannons, sculptures and castles with coursed rubble stone, arched openings and round towers still remain from the days of John Starin’s resort. The castles, reminiscent of those in Germany's Rhineland, were constructed on their present site in the late 19th century for use as a beer garden and restaurant.

The boat ramp handles 65-70 launchings per weekend. The bathhouse was originally built in a Neo-Georgian style with a cupola marking the center of the front façade. A courtyard looks out to the beach and is completed by a colonnade. The bridge, bridge house, seawall and castles are all eligible for listing on the Register of Historic Places." Press blue button for more about Glen Island Park.

Things To Do
Boat Launch
Fishing
Hiking Trails / Walking
Nature Study
Picnicking
Playground
Refreshments
Swimming Beach

Things To Do
Bathing Beaches
Grassy Recreation Area
Music Bandshell
Playground

Things To Do
Benches
Playground

Things To Do
Baseball Field (small youth field)
Basketball Courts (lighted)
Playground
Stage Area
Swimming Pool with Water Slide

Things To Do
Basketball Court
Benches
Playground

Attractions

Regal Cinemas Megaplex – An 18-screen movie theater with Westchester’s only IMAX theater.

The Fun House – Great fun for the whole family: state-of-the-art arcade games, laser tag, bumper cars, MaxFlight roller coaster simulator, helicopter ride, and carousel.

New Roc ‘n Bowl – A unique glow-in-the-dark bowling center with 17 lanes, snack bar and full liquor license for adult competitors. Leagues and tournaments available.
New Roc Rack & Cue – 26 championship tables. Leagues and tournaments available.

New Roc Speedway – Westchester’s only indoor Go-Cart track, featuring a 700 foot road course and 28 G0-Karts.
Tower Space Shot Ride – A bone chilling thrill, not to be missed.

Press blue button for attractions, activities, restaurants, and more at New Roc City.

The Huguenot Children’s Library is Westchester County ’s first and only children’s library. The library which opened in 1997 is entirely dedicated to children and their families, with books, computers, and activities just for kids, plus a community meeting space that can be used for special events. Outside, the library grounds include a plaza with seating for parents and caregivers adjacent to a state of the art playground.

The Huguenot Children’s Library is the result of an unprecedented community effort spearheaded by a non-profit, non-partisan citizen’s group, the Partnership for the Huguenot Children’s Library. Formed in 1993, this group took a branch library that was closed in 1992, reinvented it as a family destination and raised the funding needed to renovate and operate the library.

Storytimes and Special Programs
Homework Help
Book Connection
Teachers
Just for Fun Internet Sites
School and Family Programs

Things To Do
Regal Cinemas Megaplex - 18-screen movie theater and IMAX theater.
Fun House - Arcade, Laser Tag, Bumper Cars in New Rochelle.
MaxFlight roller coaster simulator, helicopter ride, and carousel.
New Roc ‘n Bowl – Glow-in-the-dark bowling center
New Roc Rack & Cue – 26 championship tables.

New Roc Speedway - Indoor Go-Cart track (700 ft road course / 28 G0-Karts).
Tower Space Shot Ride

Additional Attractions
Bally Sports Club
Lofts at NEW ROC residence
Marriott Residence Inn
Modell’s Sporting Goods
Super Stop & Shop Supermarket

Restaurants
Applebee’s Neighborhood Bar and Grill
Authentic Cafe - a nostalgic 50's motif theme cafe
Jani Restaurant serving Chinese and Japanese cuisine

Things To Do
Ball Field
Basketball Court
Benches
Playground

Things To Do
Basketball Court
Benches
Fitness Court
Playground

Things To Do
Benches
Playground

Things To Do
Basketball Court
Benches
Flower Garden
Playground
Walking Path

Things To Do
Baseball Field (small)
Basketball Court
Playground

The Thomas Paine Memorial Building is located north of the Paine Monument at the corner of North Avenue and Valley Road in New Rochelle. The construction of this building began May 30,1925 when the great American inventor Thomas A. Edison turned the first spadeful of earth. For years this beautiful old building has housed our library and museum collection. Press blue button to explore the Thomas Paine National Historical Association.

Things To Do
Benches
Playground

The Westchester Chamber Orchestra was founded in 1984 by its Artistic Director, Barry Charles Hoffman. For many years the WCO gave its concerts at various sites throughout Westchester County and in 1994 began its association with Iona College in New Rochelle, NY.

At Westchester Chamber Orchestra concerts, great performances of the standard repertoire are blended with lesser known but equally beautiful works. Innovative programming has also included concert themes such as "Music of the British Isles," "Music of the Heart," and "Music of Appalachia and Appalachian Spring," the latter with renown folk artists Jay Unger and Molly Mason. The WCO has presented many world class soloists in its performances. These have included: harpist Barbara Allen, violinists Glenn Dicterow and Yuri Kharenko, violists Karen Dreyfus and Emanuel Vardi, clarinetist Stanley Drucker, oboist Matt Sullivan, bassoonist Lennie Hindell and tenor Robert White. You will be treated to outstanding soloists and inspired performances of some of the greatest works of German composers over the past three centuries; from Gluck to Beethoven to Schumann to Schoenberg. The richness and rewards are here.

Over the past 91 years the Church of St. Simon the Cyrenian has experienced God's love and blessings in countless ways. Our faith in prayer continues to sustain us. The blessings of God's love have surely enriched our lives together. We are a people of faith, hope and love.

Press blue button and meet our staff, browse the web pages about our various ministries and find out what the Episcopal Church of St. Simon the Cyrenian is all about.

It is an intimate parish, drawing its parishioners not only from other Episcopal parishes, but from Roman Catholic, and other Protestant denominations, as well as other religious traditions. Following the church service, an informal coffee and tea reception is held in the adjoining St. Francis' Cottage.

St. John's Church is unique in its makeup, and the congregation is made up of varied backgrounds, ages, denominations, sexual orientations, races, countries of origin, and more. Ours is an amalgamation of the living word of Christ Jesus.

Since its founding by the Ursuline Order in 1904, The College of New Rochelle has maintained as a hallmark its reputation for quality. Students in the School of Arts & Sciences experience that quality in important ways — in a distinctive curriculum that combines the liberal arts with professional preparation, in a nationally recognized faculty of dedicated teachers and gifted scholars, and in an academic community that values and fosters excellence, integrity, service and tolerance.

Our students are a diverse group of young women from the United States and other countries who bring with them special talents, interests and aspirations. They are classmates, project partners, roommates and friends. Whether preparing for a career in broadcasting, teaching, business, the arts, the health professions or human services, they share a common educational experience — classes are small and student-centered, courses are designed to meet the challenge of 21st century global citizenship, and programs offer ample opportunity for internships in places like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the United Nations.

At The College of New Rochelle, women are provided the opportunities and tools to advance to leadership in society. Our commitment to women benefits men and women by permitting both to transform and transcend traditional societal roles. We integrate the liberal arts with solid career preparation, and from our Ursuline heritage we invoke and discuss our values unself-consciously and unapologetically. This is a privileged place where intellect and compassion journey together.

Summary facts about College of New Rochelle

History
The College of New Rochelle is an independent, private Catholic liberal arts college founded in 1904 by the Order of Saint Ursula. It consists of four schools: the all-women School of Arts and Sciences and three co-ed schools: School of Nursing, School of New Resources (for adult learners) and Graduate School.

Location
Our beautiful 20-acre suburban campus in New Rochelle is located just 30 minutes from midtown Manhattan. Our proximity to New York City allows students and faculty to use the city as an extension of the classroom.

Faculty
The School of Arts and Sciences has 47 full-time faculty members with 94 percent of them holding a doctoral degree or the highest degree in their field. Our student-faculty ratio is 10-1, and the average class size is 16 students.

Special Programs
The College offers a number of special programs that enhance the educational experience including: The Honors Program, Study Abroad, Internships, Cooperative Education, and Independent Study.

Enrollment
Nearly 500 young women from 17 states and 10 foreign countries are currently enrolled at CNR in the School of Arts and Sciences, and over 60 percent live on campus.

Academic Programs
For almost 100 years, The College of New Rochelle has provided its students with a richly diverse and intellectually stimulating experience. Today, as a medium-size, multi-campus independent institution serving more than 7,000 students in four academic units, the College continues to provide an educational experience through which the unique potential of each student can be realized.

Facilities
Our campus consists of 20 major buildings including: Leland Castle, a national historic site; Mooney Center with innovative computer and photography labs and television production studio; newly-renovated Mother Irene Gill Library; Student Campus Center; Rogick Life Science Center and Science Hall with more than a dozen laboratories; and four residence halls. Construction of state-of the-art Wellness Center will begin in 2005.

Accreditation
We are accredited by Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (3624 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104), the Council on Social Work Education (1725 Duke Street, suite 500, Alexandria, VA 22314). The education programs are accredited by the Regents Accreditation of Teacher Education (89 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12234).

Campus Life
CNR students enjoy a vibrant campus with over 20 student clubs and organizations and six NCAA Division III intercollegiate sports. Campus Ministry provides abundant opportunities for community service as well as coordinating Catholic and interfaith worship services, and programs.

We offer over 25 areas of study, including Professional and Pre-Professional Programs, conferring Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Science degrees. All of our academic programs are grounded in the liberal arts. Press "Blue Button" to explore The College of New Rochelle.

An Iona education equips students with the skills necessary for success in a rapidly changing environment: critical thinking, effective oral and written communication, problem solving, ethical decision making, computer competency, and scientific and technological literacy. Our foundation in the liberal arts enables students to develop the habits of mind associated with our most precious human heritage: those ideas, beliefs, and writings that are the basis of intellectual, cultural, and moral development.

Degrees Offered Monroe offers Associate (A.A.S.), Bachelor's (B.B.A.) and Master's (MBA) degrees leading to employment in today's biggest fields. Degrees include Medical Administration, Medical Assisting and Health Services Administration, Computer Information Systems, Business Technologies, Criminal Justice, Hospitality and Tourism Management, Culinary Arts, Business Administration, Business Management, General Business and Accounting.

Technology is Key Monroe College also understands the value and importance of technology-today and into the future. Distance Learning courses allow students to take classes via the Internet, while a direct digital connection provides teleconferencing between the Bronx and Westchester campuses.

Liberal Arts Core At Monroe, each student takes a Liberal Arts core with their degree of choice to ensure a well rounded, comprehensive education. Courses include, psychology, sociology, anthropology, literature, and history. Press blue button to visit the Monroe College website.

Part-time or Full-time - 6 weeks to 6 years

The Kehillah School for Early Learning is a unique community within Temple Israel of New Rochelle, providing both part-time and full-time education for children ages 6 weeks to 6 years. At the Kehillah School, child-centered emergent learning in a Jewish context is integrated with the Bright Horizons Family Solutions curricula, bringing together the best of two worlds for children and families. Program choices range from two mornings to five twelve-hour days, school year or calendar year. Fostering the importance of family, friends and shared experiences, this home away from home offers an ideal learning environment for children of all faiths and learning styles.

Director Nancy Bossov, nationally recognized for her advocacy and consulting work in developing the field of Jewish early education, is committed to maintaining the highest standards of early childhood education in this innovative program and its new, state-of-the-art facility. Created to cultivate the exercise of children’s bodies, minds and spiritual life, Kehillah School provides a beautiful place for children to learn and grow. Call today, and let us introduce you to this welcoming community.

Press blue button for Kehillah Preschool, or call 914-235-1800 ext. 227.

"Marshalls, never pay full price for fabulous - Designers & savings at every turn - Their labels, our prices."

Press blue button to find your closest store and learn more about Marshalls offering accessories, beauty, home / dorm decor, luggage, intimates, and more for infants, toddlers, kids, ladies, men's, and young men's.

Farmers Markets in Westchester County are located in Briarcliff Manor, Croton-on-Hudson, Larchmont, Mamaroneck, Mount Kisco, New Rochelle, Ossining, Pelham, Pleasantville, Rye, and Tarrytown.

Farmers Markets in Rockland County are located in Piermont and Spring Valley.

Press blue button to find your local farmers market in Westchester County or Rockland County.

New Rochelle Fire Department - History
"Thanks to a $2,400 appropriation in 1861 by the village fathers, New Rochelle's first fire company -- known as the Enterprise Hook and Ladder and Bucket Company No. 1 -- was organized. Half the money paid for a hook and ladder, $400 for other equipment, and $800 for a firehouse. Shortly after, another group of citizens began to organize an independent fire company known as Huguenot Company No. 1, which became the first company to get its apparatus ahead of Enterprise.

"With this, the history of the New Rochelle Fire Department began, but the early days of fire fighting were not easy. Both companies had ladders, but no hoses. Neither had an engine to pump water. And, access to water was scarce.

"The late 1800s saw many other volunteer fire companies form as well the introduction of a hand pumping fire engine formerly used by the New York City Fire Department. In effect, this was the dawn of the modern era of fighting fires.

"Shortly after the turn of the century, $50,000 was appropriated to fully modernize the department and set in motion the transition from a volunteer force to a paid one. The monies were used for new a fire headquarters and the hiring of the first two paid firemen to drive the new equipment.

"The late '20s saw the last of the volunteer firemen and by 1929, there were 99 paid firemen in the department.

"The '30s, '40s and '50s were marked by continued modernization, but just as importantly, the department focused on fire prevention and received national recognition for its efforts. In the midst of all this, the department had to reach back to the days of volunteers. With the outbreak of World War II, many of the men who served in the department went to fight, and many of the positions in the department were filled by an auxiliary force.

"The '60s and '70s saw the creation of the Emergency Reporting System, the movement of the fire headquarters to City Hall, the replacement of all of the City's fire apparatus, and heavy emphasis on mobile inspections and fire prevention. The early '80s were marked by major steps in the emergency medical field with the introduction of EMT classes for firefighters and great improvement in the medical equipment on fire apparatus."

New Rochelle Fire Department - Today
"Today's Fire Department is a full service department, capable of handling fires, rescues, extrications, and hazardous material incidents. The department aggressively pursues fire prevention and code enforcement programs, and is responsible for plan reviews, underground tank installations, and control of all places of public assembly. The department also issues licenses and permits in an effort to control potentially hazardous or even dangerous situations.

"Keeping buildings and other living areas in good, safe condition is a major responsibility of the department. By controlling illegal, dangerous occupancies and tenant overcrowding residents are kept safe.

"The New Rochelle Fire Department is known as the premiere fire department in the area because of its wide range of services and its professionally trained staff. And, with five fire houses strategically stationed through out the City, when a fire breaks out, or if there's a medical emergency or disaster, help is only a short distance away."

Things To Do
Amphitheater Outdoors
Fishing on Dock
Horseshoe Courts
Large grassy area
Nature walks
Pavilion
Picnicking
Playground
Shuffleboard
Sunbather's Beach

Glen Island Park also offers picnic pavilions, and open picnic areas, boat launching, pathways, a catering hall and a restaurant, formerly Glen Island Casino of Big Band era fame. Cannons, sculptures and castles with coursed rubble stone, arched openings and round towers still remain from the days of John Starin’s resort. The castles, reminiscent of those in Germany's Rhineland, were constructed on their present site in the late 19th century for use as a beer garden and restaurant.

The boat ramp handles 65-70 launchings per weekend. The bathhouse was originally built in a Neo-Georgian style with a cupola marking the center of the front façade. A courtyard looks out to the beach and is completed by a colonnade. The bridge, bridge house, seawall and castles are all eligible for listing on the Register of Historic Places." Press blue button for more about Glen Island Park.

Things To Do
Boat Launch
Fishing
Hiking Trails / Walking
Nature Study
Picnicking
Playground
Refreshments
Swimming Beach

Things To Do
Cameron Dock with Bocce Courts
Fishing Pier and Dock
Horseshoe Pitching

Things To Do
Seasonal Sled Riding
Scenic Views
Sunbathing
Walking

Things To Do
Benches
Flower Garden
Playground
Walking Path

Things To Do
Amphitheater Outdoors
Fishing on Dock
Horseshoe Courts
Large grassy area
Nature walks
Pavilion
Picnicking
Playground
Shuffleboard
Sunbather's Beach

Things To Do
Basketball Court
Benches
Flower Garden
Playground
Walking Path

Features
Coinstar® consists of self-service coin counting machines
Liquor (beer in store)

Shoprite Fresh Bake Shop offers a wide variety of freshly baked goods.

ShopRite Pharmacy offers an easy and fast access to your prescription records with ePharmacy. Save even more on our new lower prices on hundreds of generic drugs.

ShopRite Wines & Sprits are available in many ShopRite stores. Check the ShopRite locator for a store by location.

Many of your favorite foods are Healthy Ideas - just look for the Healthy Ideas symbol on over 5000+ items throughout the store to know you're making truly healthy choices when you shop.

Food allergy or food intolerance?
Allergen statements on our Stop & Shop brand products. The Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act (FALCPA), requires food labels to indicate if the product contains any of the "Big 8" allergens (wheat, soy, milk, fish, shellfish, peanuts, tree nuts, and eggs). In addition, Stop & Shop brand products list gluten if it is present in the food or could be present due to cross-contamination.

Many of your favorite foods are Healthy Ideas - just look for the Healthy Ideas symbol on over 5000+ items throughout the store to know you're making truly healthy choices when you shop.

Food allergy or food intolerance?
Allergen statements on our Stop & Shop brand products. The Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act (FALCPA), requires food labels to indicate if the product contains any of the "Big 8" allergens (wheat, soy, milk, fish, shellfish, peanuts, tree nuts, and eggs). In addition, Stop & Shop brand products list gluten if it is present in the food or could be present due to cross-contamination.

Things To Do
Seasonal Sled Riding
Scenic Views
Sunbathing
Walking

Things To Do
Benches
Flower Garden
Playground
Walking Path

Glen Island Park also offers picnic pavilions, and open picnic areas, boat launching, pathways, a catering hall and a restaurant, formerly Glen Island Casino of Big Band era fame. Cannons, sculptures and castles with coursed rubble stone, arched openings and round towers still remain from the days of John Starin’s resort. The castles, reminiscent of those in Germany's Rhineland, were constructed on their present site in the late 19th century for use as a beer garden and restaurant.

The boat ramp handles 65-70 launchings per weekend. The bathhouse was originally built in a Neo-Georgian style with a cupola marking the center of the front façade. A courtyard looks out to the beach and is completed by a colonnade. The bridge, bridge house, seawall and castles are all eligible for listing on the Register of Historic Places." Press blue button for more about Glen Island Park.

Things To Do
Boat Launch
Fishing
Hiking Trails / Walking
Nature Study
Picnicking
Playground
Refreshments
Swimming Beach

Things To Do
Basketball Court
Benches
Flower Garden
Playground
Walking Path

The Thomas Paine Memorial Building is located north of the Paine Monument at the corner of North Avenue and Valley Road in New Rochelle. The construction of this building began May 30,1925 when the great American inventor Thomas A. Edison turned the first spadeful of earth. For years this beautiful old building has housed our library and museum collection. Press blue button to explore the Thomas Paine National Historical Association.

The Thomas Paine Memorial Building is located north of the Paine Monument at the corner of North Avenue and Valley Road in New Rochelle. The construction of this building began May 30,1925 when the great American inventor Thomas A. Edison turned the first spadeful of earth. For years this beautiful old building has housed our library and museum collection. Press blue button to explore the Thomas Paine National Historical Association.

Sound Shore Medical Center is proud of its leading-edge services and programs. Many have earned distinction by state and national review organizations for achieving and maintaining the highest quality of care within the specialty.

Distinctions

Accredited by the Joint Commission - the nation's oldest and largest hospital accreditation agency

Bariatric Surgery - Designated as Center of Excellence by the American Society of Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery

1st Trimester Antepartum Screening - Designated a Center of Excellence by the Fetal Medicine Foundation which is responsible for establishing international quality standards

Cancer Program - approved, with commendation, by the Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons

Stroke Center - New York State designated

Area Trauma Center - New York State designated - the only one in Southern Westchester

Perinatal Hospital - New York State designated - Includes a Level 3 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit that provides state-of-the-art care for fragile newborns

The Center for Arthritis and Total Joint Surgery - Advanced Orthopedics

The Spine Center

Department of Cardiology

GI/Endoscopy

Jacee Lynn Capelli Diabetes Center

Laparoscopic Surgery Program

Center for Sound Aging (Senior Health)

Sleep Center

Vascular Surgery

Wound Care

Maternal-Fetal Medicine

Emergency Department (featuring dedicated Chest Pain Center)

Solomon Katz Breast Center (featuring digital mammography/CAD)

The Thomas Paine Memorial Building is located north of the Paine Monument at the corner of North Avenue and Valley Road in New Rochelle. The construction of this building began May 30,1925 when the great American inventor Thomas A. Edison turned the first spadeful of earth. For years this beautiful old building has housed our library and museum collection. Press blue button to explore the Thomas Paine National Historical Association.

The word is "We had a 25th anniversary celebration in the Poconos. The food was well packed for travel with double-trays and ice. Everything was fresh and delicious. All in all, a great experience."

The Huguenot Children’s Library is Westchester County ’s first and only children’s library. The library which opened in 1997 is entirely dedicated to children and their families, with books, computers, and activities just for kids, plus a community meeting space that can be used for special events. Outside, the library grounds include a plaza with seating for parents and caregivers adjacent to a state of the art playground.

The Huguenot Children’s Library is the result of an unprecedented community effort spearheaded by a non-profit, non-partisan citizen’s group, the Partnership for the Huguenot Children’s Library. Formed in 1993, this group took a branch library that was closed in 1992, reinvented it as a family destination and raised the funding needed to renovate and operate the library.

Storytimes and Special Programs
Homework Help
Book Connection
Teachers
Just for Fun Internet Sites
School and Family Programs

Children's Services & Programs

Storytimes and Special Programs
Homework Help
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Seasonal Sled Riding
Scenic Views
Sunbathing
Walking

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Ball Fields
Picnicking
Playground

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Benches
Playground
Sandbox

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Benches
Flower Garden
Playground
Walking Path

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Amphitheater Outdoors
Fishing on Dock
Horseshoe Courts
Large grassy area
Nature walks
Pavilion
Picnicking
Playground
Shuffleboard
Sunbather's Beach

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Ball Fields (3)
Basketball Court
Playground
Picnicking
Skate Park

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Bathing Beaches
Grassy Recreation Area
Music Bandshell
Playground

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Benches
Playground

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Baseball Field (small youth field)
Basketball Courts (lighted)
Playground
Stage Area
Swimming Pool with Water Slide

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Basketball Court
Benches
Playground

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Cameron Dock with Bocce Courts
Fishing Pier and Dock
Horseshoe Pitching

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Ball Field
Basketball Court
Benches
Playground

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Basketball Court
Benches
Fitness Court
Playground

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Benches
Playground

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Basketball Court
Benches
Flower Garden
Playground
Walking Path

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Baseball Field (small)
Basketball Court
Playground

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Benches
Playground

The Thomas Paine Memorial Building is located north of the Paine Monument at the corner of North Avenue and Valley Road in New Rochelle. The construction of this building began May 30,1925 when the great American inventor Thomas A. Edison turned the first spadeful of earth. For years this beautiful old building has housed our library and museum collection. Press blue button to explore the Thomas Paine National Historical Association.

LNC offers a wide variety of activities for men, women, children and families and is a great way to meet other area residents in a relaxed, social atmosphere.

Press blue button for more information about the Larchmont Newcomers Club.

Features
Live Music
Outdoor Dining
Sunday Brunch

LNC offers a wide variety of activities for men, women, children and families and is a great way to meet other area residents in a relaxed, social atmosphere.

Press blue button for more information about the Larchmont Newcomers Club.

While Zen has its roots in the Buddhist tradition of China, Korea and Japan, it is a spiritual practice of increasing interest in the Western world. This practice is open to those of all traditions. Many find that this meditation serves to enliven and enrich their own religious faith.

Zazen (seated meditation) is the core of our practice. This involves working with body, breath and mind: entering into deep silence and stillness; opening to a fresh awareness moment after moment. Half-hour periods of zazen are followed by ten minutes of kinhin (walking meditation). We also join together in Sutra Chanting, Dharma study, and Caretaking (work-practice). All these practices are designed to help us bring clear attention and an open Heart/Mind into our everyday living.

Features
Live Music
Outdoor Dining
Sunday Brunch