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Jim Harrison May 14, 2013 at 03:21 pm
I agree 100%. I was there as well last Sat. and brought my high school age daughter. Most of her…Read More White Plains High School friends were there with their families. It was a great day for everyone.
Deirdre Curran May 14, 2013 at 01:22 pm
Rob Astorino claims "Families don't go to Playland anymore." But when I was there on a…Read More rainy cold opening day on Saturday, I was SURROUNDED by nothing but families - even HIS family was there. They all came out in the lousy weather to have a good time. Parents and kids and grandparents and every combo of aunt uncle cousin etc. you could imagine, all different colors, ethnicities, cultural backgrounds, many different languages being spoken, everyone happy to see the place open again, getting along, smiling, having a good time. I think I was about the only person there who *wasn't* with kids. Families families families. But...don't you know...families don't go to Playland anymore? People love Playland. They want to see it brought back to life as a vibrant amusement park, not dismantled for a grassy field and indoor sports facility.
Laura Harrison May 14, 2013 at 12:42 am
You must be the only person in Westchester that doesn't have wonderful feelings/memories about…Read More Playland. It is so sad.
Kim May 10, 2013 at 12:09 pm
Why would you assume that, Immanuel Iita? Do you know me or any other commenter? You are recycling…Read More one of the most tired and overused arguments that people bring up whenever someone speaks out on behalf of animals. Compassion is compassion regardless of where it is directed, and the same goes for cruelty. This person should be investigated. Do you really think someone who would lack the most basic humanity and could not dial the SPCA to come get her animals is capable of taking care of a child?
Laurie Feinstein April 23, 2013 at 02:23 pm
Hello, this is Laurie Puhn Feinstein from the Junior League of Central Westchester. I just want to…Read More claify a couple points in this post.
"Pitch in for the Parks" is a Westchester County-run event, made up of dozens of clean up groups working on a single day. I co-chaired the local event in the Eastchester/Scarsdale area.
Jim Sutton from the fabulous Bronx River Parkland Reservation Conservancy (http://www.bronx-river.com/) helped us plan our event and worked with the county on a handful of other ones too.
They all deserve credit. Thank you!
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