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New Rochelle Library Program Keeps Kids Occupied

NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. - Roman and Rio Zullo enjoy the puzzles at the Huguenot Children’s Library Summer Fun on the Patio.“They’re fun,” Roman said. “You can play with them.”Participants of the patio program are free to drop-in, though parents or an adult caregiver must accompany them.The program features a wide range of activities, from ping pong to arts and crafts. Children must be accompanied by a parent or adult caregiver.Four to five older students work to assist the children with whatever they might need. The Huguenot Children’s Library Partnership allows the program to occur each summer.Catherine White was the first head of the program about 10 years ago when the program started. Now, her daughter Cassie works for it. “I’ve been coming here for as long as I can remember,” said Cassie White, who was also a participant in the program and is now in her second year as a counselor there.Lori Murrow has since taken over duties from Catherine and her daughter Gabby works with children on scene.Children of all ages are welcome. “It gives kids something to do during the summer,” White said.

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