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The park is also home to the Taconic Outdoor Education Center which provides high quality environmental programming. In the winter, you can enjoy the Fahnestock Winter Park that includes 15 kilometers of groomed trails for cross country skiing and snowshoeing, and an area for sledding.

The large beach at Canopus Lake is the jewel of Clarence Fahnestock Memorial Park. Its sandy shore and nearby picnic area are enjoyed by thousands of bathers. In addition to swimming, campers and day trippers can fish in or tour Canopus Lake by row boats which are available for rental by the hour or the day. Fishing by boat is permitted at Stillwater and Canopus Lakes. Fishing at both lakes and four ponds is excellent in all seasons for anglers seeking bass, pickerel, perch or brook and rainbow trout.

The scenic campground, formed along the park’s natural rock ridges, provides alcoves of privacy and tranquility for campers. Each of the 80 campsites has a picnic table and fire ring. Additionally there is an area for RV camping. The campground’s nature center houses environmental displays and a variety of touch boxes. On weekends, park staff organizes hikes and craft activities. Movies are shown on Saturday evenings for the enjoyment of all campers.

Things To Do
Beach
Biking
Boat Launch Sites
Boat Rentals
Bridle Path
Campsites
Fishing
Food
Hiking Trails / Walking
Hunting
Nature Trail
Pavilions
Picnic Tables
Recreation Programs
Showers
Swimming
Tent & Trailer Sites

Winter Activities
Cross-Country Skiing
Ice Fishing
Sledding
Snowmobiling
Snowshoeing

Ben Franklin Elementary School in Yorktown Heights (914) 745-7444
George Washington Elementary School in Mohegan Lake (914) 528-2021
Lincoln-Titus Elementary School in Crompond (914) 528-2519
Thomas Jefferson Elementary School in Yorktown Heights (914) 245-4802
Van Cortlandtville Elementary School in Mohegan Lake (914) 528-1354
Lakeland Copper Beech Middle School in Yorktown Heights (914) 245-1885
Lakeland Alternative High School in Yorktown Heights (914) 245-3382
Lakeland High School in Shrub Oak (914) 528-0600
Walter Panas High School in Cortlandt Manor (914) 739-2823

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The 27 hole Centennial golf course was designed by Larry Nelson, winner of the U.S. Open and two PGA Championships. Although he has designed over a dozen championship courses worldwide, Larry Nelson has called this 340 acre layout with its rolling hills, ponds, natural rock outcroppings and breathtaking views, "the most naturally suited to golf" he has ever seen. No matter which nine you play - Meadows, Lakes or Fairways - you will find each hole to be a totally distinct and memorable golfing experience. Centennial's large multiple tees are positioned so any combination of the three nines can be accommodating to the beginner or a challenge of over 7100 yards for the most accomplished player. Press Blue Button for tee times, scorecard, yardage book, and more.

Golf Course Attractions
27-hole
Blue tees = 7133 yards / par 72
Course rating/slope = 75.3 / 145
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Closed to public during tournaments
Club rental
Dress code
Driving range
Golf carts (included in green fee)
LessonsPro shop
Putting Green
Restaurant, full service bar, and beverage cart
Riding cart rental
Walking the course not allowed

"We are always striving to be more flexible, offering services based on new technology, new standards, or new needs. That is reflected in many of our offerings. At The Tech Center, computers are thoroughly integrated into everyday teaching. Academic courses in English, math, economics, science, and health are offered at The Tech Center building to make it easier for students to manage their schedules and to help them earn their diplomas. The end result of a Tech Center education is a successful transition to the world of work or college.

In Special Education, children are prepared for the world after they leave us — back to their home district or to work in the larger community. Through innovative programs, such as Community Outreach Program and MOVE, they are encouraged to move and communicate more effectively.

Nationally known educational experts are brought to BOCES on a regular basis to help train teachers in the new standards, science techniques, or data management, to name just a few priorities. We offer districts a variety of programs, from an on-line application system to cooperative bidding and school communications. In each case, quality and economics play an important part.

Putnam/Northern Westchester BOCES reaches across the spectrum in terms of the children it serves, from those with special needs to those with special gifts. We are living in a world that says every child should succeed. For some, this is a difficult challenge, but we are determined to use the tools necessary to make that happen. For others, we can use more sophisticated tools to provide a higher-level learning experience. Without BOCES, many of these students would not be able to meet with the kind of success they are capable of achieving..." James T. Langlois, District Superintendent

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Located on Stoneleigh Avenue in Carmel, New York, PHC serves a growing population of more than 150,000 men, women and children who live and work in Putnam, northern Westchester and southern Dutchess counties; it is Putnam County's largest employer with a staff of over 300 highly qualified physicians, surgeons and allied health professionals and approximately 1000 employees.

The mission of Putnam Hospital Center is to provide access to comprehensive and value-driven health care services to residents of Putnam and neighboring counties and to work collaboratively with physicians and others to enhance the health status of our community.

At Putnam Hospital Center, we are fully committed to providing the finest health care services for our patients. We seriously consider all issues of quality of care and continually strive for excellence in customer service. Should you believe that we have not maintained the highest standards for quality of care and safety, please let us know your concerns. We respect and honor the rights of all patients by thoroughly investigating any grievance you may have. We appreciate all feedback and see this as an opportunity for further improvement in the quality of services for the community.

The following staff members at Putnam Hospital Center are available to help you resolve any issues that may arise:

Nurse Manager
We recommend that immediate concerns by you or your family should be explained to the Nurse Manager on your floor. He/she has many contacts and resources to meet your requests and can find answers to any questions you may have.

Case Manager
Case managers are also available to help you resolve any concerns. Each floor is assigned a designated Case Manager, who coordinates patient care and also provides discharge planning. A Case Manager can be contacted by letting your nurse know that you wish to speak with the Case Manager.

Patient Advocate
If you do not feel comfortable in contacting the Nurse Manager, another resource we suggest is the Putnam Hospital Center Patient Advocate, who can be reached at (845) 279-5711, Ext. 3008. The Patient Advocate is available for patients and family members and will assist in addressing any questions or concerns.