Tax Cap Loopholes, New KES Principal

1. Westchester Warriors in Myrtle Beach

The Westchester Warriors (16-U), a baseball team on which Fox Lane and John Jay kids play, is down south this week playing at the Cal Ripken tournament. We hope to have a report on their progress later in the week. Good luck, team.

2. Museum education program seeks volunteers

Looking for an activity that’s intellectually stimulating, personally rewarding, and just plain fun? The Katonah Museum of Art’s Docent Program may be just the thing. The Museum is currently seeking volunteers for its growing education program as it looks ahead to a busy school year. A background in the arts is not necessary to join – all applicants need is enthusiasm, an interest in volunteering and enriching children’s imaginations.

3. Tax cap loophole?

The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday that communities all over the state were considering ways to avoid the recent 2 percent property tax cap imposed by Gov. Cuomo. Will Bedford's town board seek an override? Check back for a story this week on the possibility.

4. Katonah Elementary Principal starts work

This week Jessica Godin, is on campus in her new job. Patch will meet up with her to see how it's going, what her impressions are and what her goals are in the coming weeks. Check back tomorrow for our interview.

5. Writing classes registering for fall

Writopia Lab is now registering for fall courses, described as such: "Each young author chooses to focus on developing and completing by the end of the semester at least one polished piece of writing, usually a short story, memoir, piece of journalism, script, or college essay." For more information,