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IN BRIEF

Pizza Night Open House at Vista Volunteer FD

The Vista Volunteer Fire Department will hold a Pizza Night and Open House on Saturday, Oct. 5, from 5 to 8 p.m., at the firehouse, located at 377 Smith Ridge Road, South Salem.

Organizers said the family-friendly community event is a chance to support local first responders “and learn how you can make a difference in the lives of others.”

The event will include firetruck rides on Engine 141, firefighting demonstrations, firetruck tours with firefighters, ambulance tours with EMTs and EMS demonstrations. Service dogs are welcome, and encouraged, to familiarize them with ambulances.

The cost is $15 per meal, which includes one pizza (cheese or pepperoni), salad bar and two soft drinks. Tickets can be purchased at the door or online at vistafd.org


County Willow is now Willow Furniture & Design

Country Willow, the renowned furniture and lifestyle store, has announced its official rebranding as Willow Furniture & Design.

The company said the name change “marks a new chapter in our journey to offer an even more comprehensive and personalized shopping experience, reflecting our commitment to style, quality, and exceptional service.”

The transition is accompanied by the grand reopening of a remodeled and remerchandised showroom, with the latest arrivals in furniture, mattresses and décor. “From contemporary to classic, each piece has been carefully curated to meet the diverse tastes of our clientele,” a statement said. “From furnishing an entire home to selecting that perfect accent piece, Willow Furniture and Design offers style, selection, and personalized services.”

“Our showroom remodel was the perfect time to align our brand name with the full scope of services and products we offer,” CEO Mike Leibowitz said. “We have more furnishing options than ever before, and we will continue to be the destination for creating beautiful, t functional living spaces for all styles and budgets.”

    • 5 days ago

Seven is the lucky number for John Jay field hockey

John Jay field hockey celebrates a goal by Jojo Degl (6) in win over Somers. JIM MACLEAN PHOTO
Kaycie Keeley wins the race for a loose ball. JIM MACLEAN PHOTO

By JIM MACLEAN

Three games, three victories, seven goals scored in each game. That adds up to a pretty impressive week for the John Jay varsity field hockey team as the Wolves improved to 5-0-1 overall on the season.

Homecoming was the latest seven-goal outburst for John Jay as the Wolves dominated for a 7-0 victory over Somers Sept. 21. It was 7-0 over Pearl River two days earlier at home as the Wolves hosted the Pirates, and two days before that it was a 7-1 win on the road at Harrison

“We are playing nice hockey at this early part of the season,” admitted John Jay coach Debbie Walsh. “We are focused on consistency, keeping possession of the ball and using our team’s athleticism to take advantage of transitioning to offense.”

In the homecoming victory over Somers, it was the Degl sisters dominating the action at midfield to lead the Wolves to the victory as Jojo Degl scored two goals and had one assist, while little sister Finja Degl also scored two goals and had an assist.

Senior captain Kaycie Keeley also finished with two goals and an assist, and Logan Bueti scored the other goal for John Jay. Senior captain Jane Brennan had an assist, and Emma Quinn also had an assist for the Wolves.

Molly Gallagher and McKenzie Ryder had an easy day in goal recording just one save to combine for the shutout victory.

Two days earlier on Thursday at John Jay, it was a team effort as seven different girls scored a goal for a 7-0 win over Pearl River.

Kaycie Keeley led the way with one goal scored and assists on three others. Jojo Degl had a goal and an assist. Other goal scorers for the Wolves included Sophie Shaw, Bueti, Jane Brennan and Kayla Magier with one goal apiece. Julia Verrone had an assist.

Gallagher and Ryder combined for the shutout, with Ryder recording four saves in goal to close out the victory.

At Harrison, it was Jojo Degl with a big game as she scored two goals and had four assists to lead the Wolves to a 7-1 win. Kaycie Keeley scored two goals, while Laney Daly, Bueti and Magier each scored a goal.

Gallagher made three saves and Ryder made two in goal to combine for the win for the Wolves.

John Jay now has a five-game win streak since starting the season with a tie against Fox Lane, but it will be a tough test ahead for the Wolves as they were set to host Rye Wednesday, Sept. 25, and then travel to Lakeland on Saturday to take on the defending Section 1 champs.



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