PRESS RELEASE] Yorktown GOP slate secures Republican line for elections

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 9th, 2013 Contact: Serafina Mastro, 914-497-7460   BALLOT ACCESS SUCCESS! ENDORSED YORKTOWN GOP CANDIDATES FILE OVER 1K PETITION SIGNATURES   L-R: The 2013 Yorktown GOP endorsed slate of Michael Grace, Terrence Murphy, Dorothy Forcina, Greg Bernard and Sal Lagonia turned in 1,039 Republican signatures to the Board of Elections on July 9th, 2013, which was 651 more than the minimum 388 signatures required to run as a Republican. The annual petition process is a major requirement in the process for the name of a candidate to appear on the ballot on the party-line they are seeking. In Yorktown, Democrats are required to submit 430 signatures, Conservatives 26 and 59 are required for the Independence Party. YORKTOWN, NY – The Yorktown Republican Town Committee submitted its designating petitions for its endorsed Republican candidates today to the Westchester County Board of Elections, turning in an impressive 1,039 signatures. The candidates are among the first dozen candidates in the entire County to submit their petitions thus far. “Thanks to the hard work of our candidates and district leaders, our local slate has turned in nearly three times the required number of signatures in what is the best showing for a local slate in my seven years as Chair,” said Serafina Mastro, chairwoman of the Yorktown Republican Town Committee. “So many Republicans were willing to sign this year because our team of candidates embodies the spirit of Yorktown and a strong Republican message of lower taxes, reduced spending and smaller, more efficient government.” The slate includes incumbent Supervisor Michael Grace, Councilman Terrence Murphy, Town Justice Sal Lagonia and new candidates Dorothy Forcina for Town Board and Greg Bernard for Highway Superintendent. A minimum of 388 valid signatures are required to be submitted run on the Republican line in Yorktown, prior to July 11th. The Yorktown GOP’s petition far exceeds this requirement, containing signatures from fourteen percent of the town’s active registered Republicans. Turning in such a large number of signatures in excess of the minimum is generally considered by political pundits to be a sign of strength and great grassroots enthusiasm, Mastro noted. “Since 2009, the Westchester GOP has twice named your Yorktown Republican Town Committee as ‘Committee of the Year’ for our many successes. These include turning a 1-4 deficit on the Town Board into a 4-1 majority, electing 2 Republican Judges and delivering Yorktown for Mitt Romney in 2012 as well Senator Greg Ball and Assemblyman Steve Katz,” she said. “2013 is once again shaping up to be another banner year for Republicans in Westchester and Yorktown especially,” Mastro said. “We are confident about re-electing County Executive Rob Astorino, Legislator John Testa, Supervisor Grace, Councilman Murphy and Judge Lagonia, as well as electing Mary Beth Murphy our next County Clerk, putting Dorothy Forcina on the town board, electing Greg Bernard Highway Superintendent and Greg Kane for Legislator.” Bazzo 07/10/13

This Summer: Polo Cancelled 2013

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Friends: Just wanted to drop a quick note to let you know that Victory Cup 2013 has been cancelled. I am grateful for all your support and excitement for this event. Due to continued growth and interest in this event we will be reworking the match for a later date with a location hosting larger event capacity. Please contact event coordinator Colin at CSchmitt@victorycup.org or 845.531.9796 with any questions or input. Sincerely, Greg Ball

PO Box 607 Pawling, N.Y. 12564 United States   Bazzo 07/09/13

Monticello Pol Convicted; SC Art Push; Catskill Zen 07/09/13

The Sullivan County E-News Roundup A Roundup of Sullivan County & Catskills e-News & More! July 9, 2013 The Top Five: New Chapter In Monticello Mishagas: Jury finds Monticello trustee Hutchins guilty After just an hour of deliberation, a Sullivan County jury on Monday found Monticello Village Trustee T.C. Hutchins guilty on all four charges he faced in his public corruption trial. Hutchins was convicted of two counts of first-degree coercion, a felony, and two counts of misdemeanor official misconduct. View Article – recordonline.com   Monticello garbage fees leap 22% in preliminary budget Today is “Tatoo Tuesday”  Show Ink-$1 off Ice Cream Peace, Love and Ice Cream – That Special Peaceful Coffee & Desert Feeling Is Only Found At Peace, Love & Ice Cream In Rock Hill! 200 Rock Hill Drive – Right Off Rt 17 in Rock Hill- (845) 791-4039   We’re Providing Great Entertainment For You & The Family At Holiday Mountain This Summer!  Come Relax at Our Friday Night Concerts, Car Craze & $10 Wristband Deal!  Saturday Night Fire Pit & Karaoke Parties!  Club Holiday Is Open Featuring Bar Specials & Best Wings in Sullivan County! Great Rides, Great Food, Great Times.  Exit 107, Route 17-For More Information, Call (845) 796-3161-www.holidaymtn.com– Animal Hospital of Sullivan County – Barbara J. Bodolosky D.V.M. Check out our New “Wellness” Program- Call About New “Pet to the  Vet”  Cab Service  Call for Appointment Today!667 Harris Road – Ferndale, NY 12734 Phone (845) 292-6711 – Email: info@ahofsc.com Cultural Push in SC: Art supporters want to see public art on Liberty’s Main Street   Zac Shavrick has been making art in Liberty his whole life. The sculptor’s monsters and figures tend to draw a lot of attention; attention people believe could revitalize the town of Liberty. “Art’s always sort of at the vanguard of everything. Anywhere that has an artist community often turns into something bigger and better, the way Williamsburg, Brooklyn kind of became the bigger part of Brooklyn. That’s really an up and coming area,” said Shavrick. View Article – hudsonvalley.ynn.com   Exploring the history, architecture and future of Catskills resorts  Billig, Loughlin & Baer – A Full Service Law Firm We Stand Firm, Drive A Hard Bargain, & Advocate On Your Behalf Our Attorneys Provide A Variety Of Legal Advice & Services To Businesses &  Individuals 845-794-3833 –  www.blblaw.com – info@blblaw.com T&C Salon-The Only Premier Tanning Destination & Full Service Salon Located In Sullivan County Tanning – Salon – Massage -Waxing- 444 Broadway, Suite 2, Monticello, NY 12701 Call for Appointment Today! 845-796-3800 Take The Trip To Panda’s Parlor For The Best Hamburgers, Salads & Ice Cream in Sullivan County For The Price of Fast Food:  Fresh Homemade Food! Panda Parlor – 1859 Route 52 East, Liberty, NY – (845) 295-1263 Check Out Our Weekly Specials On Facebook Shopping Kosher in SC: Catskills Stores Court Vacationers   An estimated 300,000 Jews vacation in the Catskill Mountains, which is said to produce more than $30 million in sales of kosher food. View Article – collive.com Mr. Willy’s Restaurant: The BEST in Creative American Cuisine in the Catskills The Primary Get-Together Destination for Locals & Tourists Alike  Route 42 South, Monticello, NY  845-794-0888 – Mr. Willy’s Website –  Great food. A warm atmosphere. A fun place to relax with family and friends. Bungalow Safety Tested: 2 Year Old Pulled From Pool In Monticello – 3rd Near Drowning In Catskills In 24 Hours Sources tell YWN Catskills, that two children, a 22-month old and a 3-year-old, managed to “wiggle their way” through a pool gate, and entered the swimming pool in Cold-Spring Bungalows in Monticello. People heard the 3-year-old screaming, and jumped over the fence to help. The 22-month-old child was pulled from the bottom of the pool in cardiac arrest. View Article – theyeshivaworld.com   2-Year-Old Child Found Safe After Search In Skver Camp Black Bear Fuel Oil  “Call The Bear, We’ll Be There “ Prompt Emergency Service: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – Plumbing & Heating Services & Installations  – Well Services – Automatic or “Will Call” – Fuel Delivery & Service Contracts – Fuel Oil, Kerosene-Diesel – blackbearfuel.com – Call (845) 791-8900 – blackbear@hvc.rr.com Calming Catskills: Your Weekly Travel Zen: Mountains   Looking out at the stunning landscape and knowing the view is a result of pushing myself to climb a challenging mountain and fills me with a great sense of calm. Any troubles seem not only far away, but very small. ” View Article – huffingtonpost.com Click Here If You Want To Opt Out Or Are Getting Duplicate Emails JOIN MAILING LIST Law Office of Steven H. Kurlander Real Estate Law – Bankruptcy Law – Criminal Law  845-796-8948- skurl@aol.com – 390 Broadway #5, Monticello, NY 12701 Sullivan County has not been immune from the relentless assaults on its public workforce. Writer’s Workshop of Sullivan County  writersworkshopofsullivancounty.blogspot.com Do Traffic Circles in Sullivan County Make Driving More, Not Less Dangerous? Stay Off the Roads in Sullivan County-If You Want To Live!   by Ruby Pixman   There was recently an article posted on hudsonvalley.ynn.com concerning a local dangerous intersection and its deadly consequences. I was beat to the punch, for I was prepared to post a column dealing with similar driver-related problems in Sullivan County. The roads in Sullivan County can be very dangerous, particularly in the summer months. A few years ago, two traffic circles were erected in Liberty, each separated by less than one mile. They were constructed in response to observations that many drivers were speeding dangerously through the town’s main thoroughfare, State Route 52. As reported in the local news, these circles were designed to slow down traffic by forcing drivers to be more cautious as they enter the circles…Continue Reading Prior Blog: No More Cutting the Public Sector in Sullivan County Other Local News & Stuff: Escambia County Administrator List, including Fanslau, Cut To 10 Green Door Magazine: Green is the New Black Fracking Opponents In New York Say Gasland Movies Help Parker Jr. denied again in bid for harness Hall One person dead, one person seriously injured in Sullivan County car crash State offers $60,000 incentive for Master Teacher applicants AARP concerned about Verizon plan to eliminate landline service New Deputies for Sullivan County Town Board gives nod to several changes in Liberty zoning Despite ‘bare-bones’ conditions, Catskill Regional Medical Center’s new CEO is optimistic Reconnect & Have & A Great Time At Monticello Multiclass Reunion    Get Daily Updates on SC eNews’ Facebook Page-“Like” the Page SC Business “Need to Know” Get Your Daily Fix: “Like” & Read Daily The Sullivan County eNews Roundup Facebook Page – 604 Devoted  Members This Week! Thousands of Sullivan County Readers Reached Weekly! $1 Off Tattoo Tuesday At Peace, Love & Ice Cream! Literacy Volunteers of SC offers Language Classes This Summer! Holiday Mountain: We’re Kicking Off Our Friday Night Concert Series & Our Saturday Night Fire Pit & Karaoke Parties! Bethel Business Association: Enjoy Inspirational Shopping, Wonderful Cuisine & Great Service In Bethel  Go Frenchy This 4th of July: Try Our “Magnifique” Chicken Cordon Blue Bites Platter   Golf Tarry Brae and Lochmore This July 4th Weekend! Why-Middletown? Shop-in-Monticello-Spend Locally! Check out our New Summer Menu & Weekly Specials! Sullivan County Animal Hospital: Coming of Spring Is A Good Time to Spay or Neuter Your Dog Or Cat T&C Salon: Try Our Spray Tanning July Special Lock In Savings With Black Bear Fuel Oil: Now’s The Time To Save On Next Year’s Winter Fuel Oil Costs! Billig, Loughlin & Baer-LLP Announces Move To New Monticello Office Partake in Upcoming Bernie’s Holiday Restaurant Wine Dinner ML Zager, PC: The Evolving Debt Collection World: Make sure to include right “contact” language in consumer agreements    Like what you see? Call Communications Specialist Steven Kurlander at 845-796-8948 to learn how to evolve your small business marketing platform to reach over 4000 Sullivan County consumers! The Latest Columns by Steven Kurlander  www.stevenkurlander.com Catskill Journeys: 38 years working at The Miss Monticello Diner. Recipe For Cultural Cleansing: Paula Deen and the war against the Crisco generation Immigration Reform: It Remains to Be Seen If Marco Rubio and Good Political Behavior Prevai Other Kurly Articles Published in Huffington Post @kurlykomments: A Recent Most Impressive Tweet: Pakistani investigation finds @OsamaBinLaden really a minimalist in lifestyle & that he wore cowboy hat. How anti-US is that? #minimalist Sullivan County e-News Roundup: Steven Kurlander, Publisher & Editor 390 Broadway #5 Monticello, NY | 845.796.8948 | skurl@aol.com

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BALL AGAIN RATED MOST INDEPENDENT SENATOR

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Joe Bachmeier, (845) 531-9796

 

BALL AGAIN RATED MOST INDEPENDENT SENATOR

Albany, N.Y. – 7/08/2013 – Senator Greg Ball (R, C, I – Patterson) Chairman of the Senate Veterans, Homeland Security and Military Affairs Committee, has again been ranked as New York’s most “Independent Senator” by the New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG). According to NYPIRG, a student-directed research organization, Senator Ball displayed the most independent voting record of his colleagues in the 2013 legislative session.

“I think most people in Albany know my tendency to break ranks and shake things up. I’ve chilled a little since my days in the Assembly, and am proud to be part of a great Majority with stellar members, but I still break ranks when I feel it’s important,” said Senator Greg Ball. “As for toeing the party line, frankly both major parties are full of crap at the national level and we’d be better off if we did away with party labels altogether.”

The 2013 NYPIRG study shows that the Republican Conference voted with Majority Leader Dean Skelos 98.39% of the time, while Ball was most likely to break ranks with his own party. The Republican Conference voted with Independent Democratic Conference Leader Jeff Klein 98.29% of the time, while Ball voted with Klein 84.42% of the time.

Senator Ball was also ranked two years in a row as New York’s “Most Conservative” Senator by the New York State Conservative Party.

For more information contact Joe Bachmeier at Joe@ball4ny.com or (845) 531-9796.

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Josef Bachmeier

Communications Director

NYS Senator Greg Ball

Media: (845) 531 9796 

Personal: (914) 406 5114

Bazzo 07/09/13

Planning Board Meeting – Town of Ossining – July 10, 2013

Subject: Planning Board Meeting – Town of Ossining – July 10, 2013

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Planning Board Meeting Wednesday, July 10, 2013, 7:30 p.m. John Paul Rodrigues Ossining Operations Center 101 Route 9A Ossining, NY 10562 Preliminary Agenda: Yogolicious Briarcliff, 516 North State Road – Site Plan Amendment Audubon Manor Co., 501 North State Road – Site Plan Amendment   Town of Ossining Planning Board online The John Paul Rodrigues Operations Center can only be reached from the southbound lane of Route 9A and is between Route 134 and Route 133. Bazzo 07/09/13	Town Board  Susanne Donnelly  Supervisor  Eric P. Blaha  Council Member  Geoffrey J. Harter  Council Member  Peter Tripodi  Council Member  Northern Wilcher  Council Member  Town Links TownofOssining.com »   Town Dates & Events »   GreenOssining.org »   Ossining Community Calendar »   Dept. Contacts »   Town Publications »

Ossining Town Board Meeting – July 9, 2013

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Download – Regular Meeting Agenda Voucher Detail Report – 07-09-2013 (DRAFT) REGULAR MEETING July 9, 2013, 7:30 pm Birdsall/Fagan Police Court Facility – 86-88 Spring St. Ossining, New York, 10562. 2013 Budget Resources Line Item, Highlights, Facts & Figures CGR Project Website – Evaluation of Potential Government Structures Town Board Archive: Publications and Videos from Town Board meetings, including Approved Minutes. Residents can also contact the Town Board by email or by phone at 762-6001. Susanne Donnelly: sdonnelly@townofossining.com Eric Blaha: blaha@townofossining.com Geoffrey Harter: harter@townofossining.com Peter Tripodi IV: tripodi@townofossining.com Northern Wilcher: wilcher@townofossining.com Legislative meetings of the Ossining Town Council are held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month at the Birdsall-Fagan Police/Court Facility, 86-88 Spring Street, Ossining. All meetings are open to the public; public comments are welcome at the legislative board meetings. All Board Meetings are televised LIVE on GO-TV Channel 78. Taped shows are repeated every Thursday at 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. on Channels 78 and 18. bAZZO 07/09/13	Town Board  Susanne Donnelly  Supervisor  Eric Blaha  Council Member  Geoffrey Harter  Council Member  Peter Tripodi  Council Member  Northern Wilcher  Council Member

Daily News: Silver aides fire back against Republican critics

July 8, 2013

Daily News: Silver aides fire back against Republican critics

How can a man who protected and enabled serial sex abusers claim the moral high ground on women’s rights?  It beats us.     But Sheldon Silver, whose protection of serial sex abuser Vito Lopez caused further incidences of sexual abuse in the Assembly, dispatched a spokesman with some choice words for NYGOP Chair Ed Cox this weekend.   Apparently, we Republicans are getting under Silver’s skin.  Read for yourself:

Silver aides fire back against Republican critics The New York Daily News By Ken Lovett

ALBANY – Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver is firing back at his Republican critics after months of attacks over his mishandling of the Vito Lopez sexual harassment scandal.   Silver aides are ripping state GOP Chairman Ed Cox and Assembly Republicans as hypocrites more interested in trying to divert attention from their poor record on women’s issues than in protecting sex harassment victims. “They are not advocates for women,” Silver spokesman Michael Whyland said. “Their votes on issues affecting women are shameful, and their current grandstanding is shameless.” Cox has led the charge against Silver, calling for his resignation as speaker for agreeing to a secret $103,000 taxpayer-funded settlement with two women who accused Lopez, then a Brooklyn state assemblyman, of sexual harassment. Cox says Silver should have followed Assembly rules and referred the matter to the Ethics Committee. Cox has also called on Gov. Cuomo to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the matter. But Silver aides argue Cox is the last person who should portray himself a defender of women. They note that Cox’s law firm, Patterson Belknap Webb and Tyler LLP, boasts on its website that it represents employers against “alleged pregnancy discrimination, sexual harassment and Equal Pay Act claims.” “It’s completely hypocritical but not surprising considering his party’s pathetic record when it comes to fighting for women,” Whyland said. Ed Cox, chairman of New York Republican State Committee, and Assembly Republicans are being attacked by Silver aides. “They are not advocates for women,” Silver spokesman Michael Whyland says. Cox called the attacks from Silver’s office “utterly ridiculous” and a “smokescreen.” He charged that Silver’s decision not to sanction Lopez after the first two women came forward last year directly led to at least two more women being sexually harassed by the one-time Brooklyn political powerhouse. Meanwhile, as many Assembly Republicans continue to publicly pound Silver for pushing an aggressive woman’s agenda while covering up sexual harassment in his house, Whyland says they are just trying to deflect attention from their longstanding records of voting “no” on bills that would benefit women. Among them: required sex harassment training for hotel-motel employees, mandatory firearms revocation in domestic violence cases, pay equity and the strengthening of orders of protection. The Assembly GOP did vote for nine points of Gov. Cuomo’s 10-point woman’s equality agenda at the end of the legislative session. But many Assembly Democrats believe the GOP only supported “watered down” versions of the nine bills to create cover for not voting for the 10th provision to strengthen abortion rights. Silver, who in recent years has taken heat for some of his investments, has quietly dumped two controversial ones, his latest financial disclosure forms show. The powerful Manhattan Democrat no longer invests in Walmart, an arch-enemy to his organized labor supporters. The Daily News in 2010 reported Silver’s holdings in the company. The speaker also has dumped PepsiCo., a stock he held even as Pepsi in 2010 was fighting then-Gov. David Paterson’s proposal to add a new tax on sugary beverages like soda. Silver opposed the measure.   Bazzo 07/08/13

Town Of Ossining: Supervisor’s Update – July 8th, 2013

Subject: Supervisor’s Update – July 8th, 2013

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Movies, Movies and more Movies!! The Village of Ossining is celebrating its bi-centennial this year with lots to see and lots to do! It has been announced that on Friday evenings (after the concerts and sunset) they will be screening movies at different locations around the Village.  See the attached flyer for the movies and the locations of the movie… EXCITING TIMES!!!  Summer Movie Schedule- 2013   Town Hall Meeting: July 16, 2013 – Ossining Public Library On July 16th, 2013, we will hold a Town Hall Meeting, and part of the discussion that evening will be the state of the Town of Ossining – both the whole Town and the Unincorporated Area of the Town. We will review such items as: The Financial State of the Town – Tom Warren (Town Comptroller). School Resource Officer and plans for the future. The sale of 507 North State Road. Bears, coyotes, foxes, dogs and cats are  just a few of the animals that residents have questions about. Lieutenant Nick Alongi (Town’s liaison from Westchester County Police) and Jim Horton (the Town’s animal control officer) will be present to discuss how to identify, coexist with, and (if necessary), report, our furry neighbors. Infrastructure issues and how we plan to deal with them. Concepts and ideas for the future of Louis Engel Park. Our action plans for future storms. As always, this is the residents’ meeting and as such, you may discuss with the Board any and all issues.  We look forward to seeing you there.   Elected/Appointed Official Pledge of Dedicated Service We passed a resolution asking all full time Department managers (Elected or Appointed) to sign a pledge.  Please find a copy of the pledge at:  Elected/ Appointed Employee Pledge While some of the elected officials in the Town are considered part time employees, all were asked to sign. The following employees have signed the pledge: Susanne Donnelly –    Supervisor (Elected) Geoff Harter –             Town Councilman (Elected) Northern Wilcher –      Town Councilman (Elected) Peter Tripodi –            Town Councilman (Elected) Eric Blaha –               Town Councilman (Elected) Madeline Zachacz –     Budget Director (Appointed) MaryAnn Roberts –      Town/Village Clerk (Elected/Appointed) George Weeks –         Dale Cemetery/Planning Board Chair (Appointed) Fernando Gonzalez –   Assessor (Appointed) Kathy Asaro –             Senior Nutrition (Appointed) The following full time employees have not signed the pledge: Michael G O’Connor –  Highway Superintendent (Elected) Gloria Fried –               Tax Receiver (Elected)   Highway Department Audit Follow Up At the July 2nd, 2013 Town Board Work Session, Bill Hamilton reviewed with the Town Board the progress made since the Highway Department Audit  conducted in October 2012, and presented a new report, current as of June 2013.  While progress has been made on controls and inventories, there is still a need for improvement.  The Highway Superintendent committed to following up on all areas at a Town Hall Meeting. The Town Board has determined the need for the following reports to be delivered to the Supervisor’s Office weekly.  The reports are due the Tuesday after each completed week. Hand Tool Inventory Highway Department Garage Maintenance Daily Logs Highway Department Equipment Work Order Forms Daily Activity Logs Highway Department Electrical Tool Inventory Shop Spare Parts Inventory Shop Equipment List Shop Oil Inventory Shop Tools Inventory We thank the hard working employees of our Highway Department for all that they do for the community.  We again remind the public that we must insist that the municipality must stick to working on municipal issues, and cannot get involved in matters for which residents as owners of homes or commercial properties are truly responsible- when our departments overstep these legal boundaries, it not only results in higher taxes in the long run by virtue of more work for staff to complete and more materials for departments to purchase, but also presents potential liabilities, which could lead to further still higher taxes for all. Update of Louis Engel Park/Harbor Square The Town of Ossining, the Village of Ossining and the Developer of Harbor Square will be meeting with the NYDEC at the beginning of August.  We look forward to this meeting and will update the public as to the results of the meeting. Wishing a safe and healthy start to summer for all, Sue   PLEASE feel free to forward this e-mail to any of your family, friends, acquaintances, or business associates who may have an interest in these, as well as other Town subjects. As always, please feel very free to contact me with any questions. Subscribe to our email blast list and receive Town news and updates. Susanne Donnelly, Town Supervisor 16 Croton Ave, Ossining NY 10562 914-762-6001 sdonnelly@townofossining.com  Bazzo 07/-8/13

Free Coffee: Show Bethel Woods or Forestburgh Playhouse Stubs 07/06/13

It’s Time To Discover Peace, Love, & Ice Cream! Come To Our Dessert & Ice Cream Parlor and Discover Our Desserts, Pastries, Ice Cream Complimented by Seattle’s Best Coffee Present Your Ticket Stub After Performance From Bethel Woods & Forestburgh Theater & Get Free Coffee With Purchase of Dessert! Opened Late Until 1 am on Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays! Show Us Your Ink & You Will Get $1 Off Any Ice Cream On Tattoo Tuesdays At Peace, Love & Ice Cream! Yogurt Flavor of the Week: Low Fat, No Sugar Added, Strawberry Yogurt! New Items At Peace, Love & Ice Cream: Cake of the Week: Toasted Almond Cream Cake Ice Cream of the Week: Carmel Cookie Dough Monster Drink of the Week: Iced Coffee Frappe That Special Peaceful Coffee & Desert Feeling Is Only Found At Peace, Love & Ice Cream In Rock Hill! Directions 200 Rock Hill Drive  Rock Hill New York (845) 791-4039 We Serve The Dessert Gourmet Experience:  Wine Sorbet This Month’s Special: We Are The Exclusive Sullivan Count Vendor of Real Wine Sorbet, a Gourmet Twist To The Sorbet Experience. Our Wine Sorbet Comes In 4 Flavors: Strawberry Reisling, Peach Reisling  Syrah Blood Orange, & Blackberry Syrah We Love  To Party! Come To Us, Or We’ll Come To You! We Host Great Birthday Parties & Other Events At Our Rock Hill Cafe OR We Will Come To Your Home Or Party Off Location To Serve Our Fine Desserts & Ice Cream Buy One Get One Free! Clip or Mention This Coupon & Get A Special Deal: Free Cup of Coffee With The Purchase of A Dessert – One Per Customer Offer Expires: June 30 July 31, 2013     Bazzo 07/06/13

Mr. Willy’s: New Summer Menu & Weekly Specials 07/06/13

Mr. Willy’s Restaurant  The BEST in Creative American Cuisine in the Catskill Mountains The primary get-together destination for locals & tourists alike. Great food. A warm atmosphere. A fun place to relax with family and friends. www.mr.willys.com We’re Introducing Our New Summer Menu! Click Here Also Check Out – “For Bill Sipos, it’s all about giving back” Summertime is Here & We’re Making Great Barbecue At Mr. Willy’s! – 1/2 Roast BBQ Chicken! – $12. Grilled 1/2 Chicken Topped with BBQ Sauce & Served With Fries & Homemade Macaroni Salad Other Weekly Specials: Chef’s Weekly Salad Special: Sliced Steak Salad – $12. Sliced Steak With Marinaded Mushrooms & A Roasted Beet & Apple Compote Chef’s Weekly Special: BBQ Brisket Sandwich – $12. 16 hour Slow Cooked Brisket in a House made BBQ Sauce & Fries  Bar Drink Weekly Special: Draft Shock Top – $2. Rumrunner – $7. Every Wednesday: On The Deck Drafts – $1. Every Thursday: 50 cent wings (Minimum of 6) It’s BBQ Season! Mr. Willy’s BBQ Country Caterer Has Been The Stand Out Caterer In Sullivan County & The Catskills For Generations! We Have Trained, Professional, and Courteous Staff Ready To Make Your BBQ Event Special & Worry Free!  We Also Host Amazing Lobster Bakes-Your Place Or Ours! Planning A Special BBQ Or Event?  Call Mr. Willy’s For Pricing At (845) 794-0888 Like Us On Facebook & Get News,  Events & Specials From Mr. Willy’s  Mr. Willy’s Restaurant| (845) 794-0888 | mr.willys@yahoo.com  | www.mrwillys.com Route 42 South, Monticello, New York 12701 Bazzo 07/06/13