Hundreds of families who send their children to a Jewish day camp on Long Island will have to soon make alternate plans
The Sid Jacobson JCC bought the camp 14 years ago. Prior to that, it was known as the Robin Hood Country Day School, which also ran a camp and operated for five decades. David Black, executive director of the JCC, said this all began when they applied for permits to expand the driveway and renovate some camp buildings.
"They declined our permit, not on the merits of the application," Black told NBC New York."It was about the zoning law that said you really don’t have the right to be here." A court battle ensued and the village brought up neighbor complaints about noise and traffic. John M.
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