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Last Friday's Weekend Scoop Dated September 2

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Ever wonder how Labor Day started?

On September 5, 1882, the first Labor Day parade was held in New York City. Twenty thousand workers marched in a parade up Broadway. They carried banners that read "LABOR CREATES ALL WEALTH," and "EIGHT HOURS FOR WORK, EIGHT HOURS FOR REST, EIGHT HOURS FOR RECREATION!"  After the parade there were picnics all around the city. Workers and celebrants ate Irish stew, homemade bread, and apple pie. At night, fireworks were set off.  Within the next few years, the idea spread from coast to coast, and all states celebrated Labor Day.  In 1894, Congress voted it a federal holiday.

STAYING HOME THIS WEEKEND? or GOING TO MOOCH OFF OF GOOD FRIENDS?

We have some yummy appies for you to MAKE and TAKE!

MEXICAN DIP
(this one goes in the oven!!)

VIDALIA ONION DIP!
(of course you have to have POTATO CHIPS WITH THIS!)

OH MY WHAT A WEEK! If you weren't around last weekend or don't live here ... CLICK ON THIS LINK TO SEE PICTURES OF THE IMPACT OF THE  STORM IN BRONXVILLE

THIS WEEK ON THE BOARD

FOR SALE

Two beautiful lighting fixtures, one large wrought-iron chandelier for a dining room and a smaller sized piece that would look great in a powder room.

JOB BOARD

Urban Cottage Design in Bronxville is looking to hire part-time sales help

FACILITIES RENTAL

Planning an event? Consider these great locations: Bronxville Women's Club Concordia College - - many great venues

COMPUTER SERVICES

Get ready for a new school year by getting your computers in shape. Talk to one of the computer experts on the Board!

LOOKING FOR

A bunch of readers are looking for items you may have such as club chairs, a little girls bedroom set, ski equipment and apparel and more. Take a look

CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE BULLETIN BOARD AND SEE WHAT'S THERE OR POST SOMETHING YOURSELF!

WHAT's HAPPENIN'?

(Not too much - calm before the FALL!!!)

We think you should take the weekend off and go out or order take out!!!  Pizza!  If you can't make it to Little Italy, enjoy Little Italy at home with take-out from Polpettina (it means "little meatball").  The pizzas are creative and delicious, as are the pastas, meatballs, sandwiches and 6 inventive types of french fries.  102 Fisher Avenue, Eastchester, NY 10709 914.961.0061 (take Marbledale Road to Fisher)

MOVIES & FILM

WHAT'S HAPPENING AT THE PELHAM PICTURE HOUSE? CLICK HERE TO SEE CLASSES and MOVIES THAT ARE SHOWING!

What's Showing in Bronxville? CLICK HERE.

the BOOK NOOK!

Thanks for emailing us suggestions of great books! We welcome it!  asklizalisa@ myhometownbronxville.com

FOR ADULTS

STATE OF WONDER by Ann Patchen

FOR KIDS

THE HUNGER GAMES by Suzanne Collins (have your kids read this three-book series before the movie comes out on March 23rd)


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