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CROSSWALK BACKGROUND AND UPDATE
Supervisor Feiner—and the proposed crosswalk engineer—will be holding a community meeting on Saturday, November 19, at 10:00 am at Crane’s Pond to discuss the Crane's Pond raised crosswalk. By way of background:
RESIDENT FEEDBACK NEEDED
Despite the above-listed Town support, Mr. Feiner has indicated he will support the recommendations of the majority of people who attend the 11/19 meeting. To ensure the building of the long-requested raised crosswalk, the Edgemont Association believes it is important for the neighborhood to show its support for the raised crosswalk. If you're able to attend the 11/19 meeting, we'll see you there. If you cannot attend, PLEASE POST A COMMENT BELOW. We will print all comments and deliver them to the Town.
All comments are welcome; but hopefully you can voice your support for the crosswalk.
Best regards,
The Edgemont Association
Posted at 08:43 in Crane's Pond, Traffic and Safety | Permalink | Comments (30)
A message from Town Supervisor Paul Feiner regarding the Crane's Pond cross walk:
MEETING: Saturday, NOVEMBER 19th at 10 AM TO DISCUSS PROPOSED CROSSWALK AT CRANE’S POND
Dear neighbor:
As promised, we will hold a community meeting at Crane’s Pond on Sasturday, November 19th at 10 AM to discuss the proposed crosswalk that is being suggested for the road. In the event of rain/snow we will reschedule for December 3rd at 10 AM.
We will ask the consultant to show residents exactly where the crosswalk is being placed. I want to emphasize that once the crosswalk is placed at the location the town will not spend any taxpayer dollars to remove the crosswalk in the event that the community does not like it. This has been my major concern over the years.
I hope to see you at the meeting and will support the recommendations of the majority of people at the meeting.
Sincerely,
PAUL FEINER
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The Edgemont Association is extremely grateful to those households that are paid members. If you would like to renew your membership, you can do so at the EA Membership page. If you're not sure your membership is current, you can check your address against this list of current members:
EA MEMBERS AS OF 19 OCTOBER 2011
120 AQUEDUCT DR
134 AQUEDUCT DR
131 ARDSLEY RD
2 ARTILLERY LN
11 BARCLAY RD
14 BARCLAY RD
15 BARCLAY RD
18 BARCLAY RD
19 BARCLAY RD
21 BARCLAY RD
29 BARCLAY RD
1 BLAUVELT PL
20 BRETTON RD
26 BRETTON RD
28 BRETTON RD
36 BRETTON RD
42 BRETTON RD
9 DORIS DR
25 DORIS DR
28 DORIS DR
9 EDGEMONT CIR
18 EDGEMONT CIR
83 EDGEMONT RD
109 EDGEMONT RD
125 EDGEMONT RD
127 EDGEMONT RD
130 EDGEMONT RD
138 EDGEMONT RD
144 EDGEMONT RD
145 EDGEMONT RD
148 EDGEMONT RD
151 EDGEMONT RD
152 EDGEMONT RD
2 GLENWOOD RD
18 GLENWOOD RD
23 GLENWOOD RD
27 GLENWOOD RD
35 HENRY ST
22 LYNWOOD RD
45 LYNWOOD RD
49 LYNWOOD RD
60 LYNWOOD RD
2 MT JOY AVE
14 MT JOY AVE
15 MT JOY AVE
26 MT JOY AVE
30 MT JOY AVE
196 OLD ARMY RD
205 OLD ARMY RD
214 OLD ARMY RD
221 OLD ARMY RD
271 OLD ARMY RD
276 OLD ARMY RD
18 OVERTON RD
15 ROBIN HILL RD
29 ROBIN HILL RD
34 ROBIN HILL RD
21 ROUND HILL RD
64 ROUND HILL RD
71 ROUND HILL RD
3 ROXBURY RD
12 ROXBURY RD
5 SEELY PL
22 SEELY PL
23 SEELY PL
24 SEELY PL
24 SHERWOOD PL
1 THOMAS LN
6 THOMAS LN
9 THOMAS LN
3 WALBROOKE CIR
22 WALBROOKE RD
28 WALBROOKE RD
30 WALBROOKE RD
35 WALBROOKE RD
62 WALBROOKE RD
65 WALBROOKE RD
67 WALBROOKE RD
72 WALBROOKE RD
10 WALLICK CL
16 WYNDHAM RD
21 WYNDHAM RD
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If you'd like to participate in the 2011 Halloween House Decorating Content, you must register by sending an email to ea@edgemontassociation.org by 4pm on Saturday, October 29.
Here are the photos from last year's House Decorating event.
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For his Boy Scout Eagle Projcet, Gabe Darger will be improving the pathway on Artillery Road, which is behind Edgemont Jr. Sr. High School. The project will take place on Friday September 30th from 1:00 to 5:00 and also on Saturday October 1st from 8:00 to 11:30. Any volunteers from the community would be much appreciated. If possible, volunteers should bring gloves, shovels, clippers, or any other hand tools. Food will be provided for the volunteers. People may park on Artillery Road.
Posted at 14:11 in Edgemont Jr/Sr High, Events | Permalink | Comments (0)
In conjunction with the Popham Road Bridge Replacement Project, the Popham Road Bridge will be closed to vehicular and pedestrian traffic from 6:00 p.m. Friday, July 29, 2011, until 6:00 a.m. Saturday, July 30, 2011. The Bridge closure is necessary for contractors to install the structural steel on the north side of Bridge which requires the contractors to operate a crane and other equipment adjacent to the Bridge deck. Westbound Popham Road vehicular traffic will be detoured south on Scarsdale Avenue west to Harney Road and north to Garth Road back to Popham Road. Eastbound Popham Road vehicular traffic will be detoured south on Garth Road east to Harney Road and north on Scarsdale Avenue back to Popham Road. During this construction activity, pedestrians must use the Metro-North and Freightway Parking Garage pedestrian bridges to cross over the Metro-North Railroad tracks.
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Thursday, 7 p.m. at the Edgemont High School Football Field
Residents of the extended Edgemont community are invited to "Take A Stand to #FindLauren," a fundraiser for the Find Lauren Fund, this Thursday, June 16, 7 p.m. at the EHS Football Field at Edgemont Junior Senior High School. Bring your mats, towels, $10 or $20 bills and learn or enjoy simple yoga moves while sending positive energy and thoughts to bring Lauren back to Edgemont. 100% of the donations will go to the Find Lauren fund. Even if yoga is not your thing, please join the Edgemont community to show the Spierers our love and support. Please spread the word. Everyone is welcome.
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For those of you who haven't heard, recent Edgemont High graduate Lauren Spierer has gone missing near her school campus in Bloomington, Indiana. Our hearts and prayers are with Lauren and the Spierer family during this difficult time. For those who would like to donate to the search effort—or access further information about Lauren—please visit: http://www.iuhillel.org/
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Meetings are held at 8pm in the EHS Faculty Lounge.
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The LONGVIEW CIVIC ASSOCIATION proudly presents:
WHEELS DAY
Sunday, June 5, 2011
(Raindate: June 12th)
4 PM – 7 PM
Between Fort Hill and Glendale on Longview (in the Greenville section of Edgemont). All Edgemont residents are welcome and wanted! Bring your favorite dish for you and your neighbors to enjoy. The Greenburgh Nature Center and some of their furry critters will be there as well.
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The Edgemont Association will host our Annual Meeting on Monday May 23rd at 8pm in the EHS Faculty Lounge. Join us from 7-8pm for SUNDAES on MONDAY - a community ice cream social before the election of our officers, directors and SBNC representatives. Families and friends are welcome. If you or someone you know is interested in becoming more involved in the association please email us at ea@edgemontassociation.org. We hope to see you there.
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Please remember to vote tomorrow!
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
At Edgemont High School
6am-9pm
For additional information, please see the District newsletter.
Posted at 13:46 in Edgemont Jr/Sr High, Property Taxes, Seely Place | Permalink | Comments (0)
Due to work on the Popham Road Bridge, Scarsdale Avenue/East Parkway will have lane closures and be necked down to one lane of vehicular traffic in alternating directions on Friday, May 13, 2011 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The lane closures are required to permit pile driving operations adjacent to the bridge. The pile driving operation may be very loud as obstructions may be encountered. All care will be taken to minimize the impacts to the community and restore vehicular traffic to its regular pattern as quickly as possible.
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Our annual Earth Day clean-up and BBQ was a great success on so many levels. Many thanks to all of the directors that helped organize and run this event and to all of the community members that came out to help and to enjoy the festivities.
The pots at the pond are beautifully planted, hopefully to Janice Gates Kelly's specifications! Many thanks to her for designing the pots and purchasing the plants, again!
About six refuse bags of debris was cleaned up from the median triangle and the "Old Edgemont" rock bed.
Several people put on rubber gloves and took a walk along the BRP path to collect several bags worth of trash. Resident Deanna Elstrom came up with this idea and even continued the collection from the train station up along Ardsley Road.
Many thanks to the brave kids that fished trash out of Crane's pond with makeshift fishing rods.
Many thanks to the entire McCormack clan that comes out every year to help with this event. They bring their grill and equipment and Tom cooks for everyone. Most importantly, they help remind everyone in attendance why Old Edgemont is such a great place to live.
As always, Director Mike Levine provided the fun and games for the kids. He is truly part camp counselor and part Santa Claus. The games are always different and always enjoyed. This year he had the participants racing to sweep sponges into dustpans and catching ping pong balls into plastic bibs they were wearing. Earth Day at Crane's Pond wouldn't be the same without Mike's fun, games and prizes!
Early in the event we joked that we should have brought chalk to draw in the crosswalk that Frank Kaiman has been so diligently fighting for on our behalf (for almost FIVE years now). It is too bad that we didn't because Paul Feiner stopped by towards the end of the event and many residents discussed the crosswalk with him and let him know, yet again, that WE WANT OUR CROSSWALK and WE WANT IT NOW!
Everyone enjoyed the BBQ food (especially the watermelon and the cookies!). Leftover food was donated to the Open Arms Shelter in White Plains. They were very appreciative.
Again, many thanks to the directors and their family members that spent time and energy on this event (Jon Guttenberg, Thom Hamill, Christine Howard, Janice Gates Kelly, Mike Levine, Erin Sullivan-Theisen, Beth Stephens, Travis Stratford and Deirdre Verne) and the the community members that came out to enjoy it with us. And thanks most of all to Lauren Ricci Warren, our fearless leader, for heading up the entire event, getting us all where we needed to be when we needed to be there, and for providing a fun filled day for everyone!
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Was your sleep disturbed overnight on Wednesday April 27th? In case you didn't know, the noise was caused by construction on the Popham Road bridge project in Scarsdale Village. Although the Association is not able to stop the noise from happening, we are working with Greenburgh and Scarsdale town officials to mitigate it as much as possible and to get information for our residents about when overnight noise can be expected. Any information that is provided to us about the construction will be posted on this blog. Please sign up for RSS feeds (you'll get an email when we post to the blog) and let your friends and neighbors know to do the same.
Posted at 09:18 in Traffic and Safety | Permalink | Comments (0)
See below from Edgemont Community Council regarding its Annual Meeting:
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PLEASE DON'T FORGET TO ATTEND THE EDGEMONT COMMUNITY COUNCIL ANNUAL MEETING -- It's this Wednesday, April 27th at 8 p.m. in the Greenville School Cafeteria, where the ECC will be honoring Greenville fifth grade teacher Paul Solomon with the annual Silver Bowl Award for distinguished community service. Paul has lived in Edgemont for more than 30 years. He is retiring this June after 37 years in the school district. And for the past 34 years, he has been executive director of Edgemont Rec which, under his leadership, has donated nearly $2 million to the school district. Come join the ECC in honoring Paul Solomon. Also, our guest speaker this year will be former Scarsdale Mayor Carolyn Stevens who will speak about "Municipal Government: Controlling Your Own Destiny." Finally, we will be electing new officers and directors, including a new president. Refreshments will be served. And if you didn't get a newsletter, you can get one on the ECC's facebook page.
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Each year we host an Earth Day Clean-up and BBQ at Crane's Pond. This year's event is scheduled for Saturday April 30th at 3:30pm (rain date is Sunday May 1st). At the clean-up, we plant the large pots, spruce up the beds, and get this beautiful park ready for the summer. This year, we are also planning a clean-up on the path along the Bronx River Parkway (between the Pipeline and the Scarsdale train station). There are also fun and games organized and run by one of our long-time directors, Mike Levine. After all the work is done, the association treats everyone to a BBQ dinner. Please plan to join us - bring your gardening gloves and the whole family!
Posted at 17:46 in Crane's Pond, Events | Permalink | Comments (3)
The Edgemont Association is looking for a few good men and women to join us as directors for the 2011-2012 year. We also need Association representatives to the School Board Nominating Committee. If you are interested in learning about what we do and how you can play a role, please contact us at ea@edgemontassociation.org or call Lauren at 725-2899. We love our neighborhood and the various community events we host. Please consider joining us!
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