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Sandy needn’t through go it the aftermath of Hurricane www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Nov. 8-14, 2012 4 Ave. notcom- –were and 1380 Metropolitan Ave., Metropolitan 1591 Ave., Raymond St. 2051 Ave., McGraw –1920 sites Parkchester four officials determined the BOE after ago weeks two mation card in the mail ting discouraged.” get- are people votes, our losing about is us,” said Hatch. “Thischange. weren’t informed of the Diazbut many, Zelideth like Hatch, Avenue, Bronxdale 1640 Van on Academy Nest said theynew site. transportation to the perately des- them leaving and tryingtell voters where to go to to there stationed ers find work- no away, with another location blocks go to them -telling ers work- noBOE -and tices no- only with closed, sites were polling cal confused when four lo- and frustrated were closed. them find to sites regular up at their many ofminute notice whom to voters, showedmoved, sites polling tablished withtions, with long-es- ofElec- Board city the only by planning bad-to-no last major some without Bronx. northeast the communities mostly in storm-damaged near up sites set voting gency at emer- and polls at the for lines long impetus the proved race idential digit numbers. tion with high double- swamping the competi- first-time candidates party-backed and bents contests, with incum- local any in votes close wasn’t even a mattertio in the borough, it of crat to Republican ra- Tuesday’s elections. for out turning from could keep Bronxites screwups site polling Others got an infor- “They never notified They had to go to Voters Parkchester in not vote was But the pres- contentious The With an 11-1 Demo- nor Neither storm Strong turnout for Bronx Vote 2012 Avenue polling station. station. Avenue polling Hill Castle votethe at her cast to hours over two for waited Local poet Rebeca C. Rivera fice. Yet those same Yet same fice. those Of- Palma’s Annabel forsel Councilwoman coun- legal vadeneyra, Ri- Michael said Act, withcans Disabilities pliant with the Ameri- On election day, many voters cast ballots into the evening at the Spencer Estate polling place at the Guiding Star Knights ofC Knights Star Guiding the at place polling Estate Spencer the at into evening the ballots day, cast voters many election On from four other polling stations in Parkchester they found closed leaving many in the lurch. inthe many leaving closed found they inParkchester stations polling other four from were diverted many after station polling Avenuethe Bronxdale pack on Academy Voters Van the at Nest Bronxdale voting site. voting Bronxdale to shuttle voters to the ulveda organized buses Sep- Luis blyman-elect Sept. 13 Primary. sites were used in the Palma and Assem- and Palma voting site forvoting years. Ave. Metropolitan 1591 saidVan Nest he school to votewho had showedAnthony Quinones, used 47, up the at the Parkchester resident resident Parkchester perStorm Sandy, saw hitby Su- hard land, ridiculous!” It’s not have voted. would presidential election, I PS 175 on City Is- it wasn’t for the “If Photo by Bob Kappstatter Bob by Photo olumbus. olumbus. Yu Elly and Rocchio rick Bob Kappstatter, Pat- ported by David Cruz, are .” Obamac- need to going her that then “they’re fat.” so be to going are and eating paper. 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South agunin toown license proper the having of failure for owner its ing arrest- after weapon the of custody obtained officers The police. of ed pistol ended up in the hands 136 Ave. East and Brook St.Aload- culprit. the for search into the area to help conduct a dispatched were officers police asadditional hospital atalocal tion atten- medical received He teen. the located officers police when fromwas a bullet suffering wound A19 shot. male been old year had into an incident where a teenager Ave. arelooking Police Brook 400 indicated. officials abat with head inthe Center, struck was Medical atLincoln treated was who ployee, em- city The assistance. medical required department fire city’s the – 350of Ave. Walton Amember 28 year old Latino man. The young young The man. Latino old 28 year a treated Center Medical at Jacobi 545 Taylor staff Ave. medical The pistol. the vouched officers Police appearance. acourt for processed was ashe man the awayfrom taken sion of a gun. The 9-mm pistol was inposses- himwith found police after intocustody taken was panic 1215 Ave. Elder A27 His- old year streets. the off taken and vouched gunwas 22-caliber a male, Hispanic old a22year of arrest the with time munity. This com- View Sound the of streets the toable remove gunfrom another were patrol on while officers Police Ave. Manor and Expwy. Bruckner youth. the awayfrom taken er. gunwas The revolv- ofa32-caliber in possession found was teen young The officers. bypolice arrested was male black – 1700 Ave. Crotona A14 old year youth. the from away taken gunwas The reported. authorities a ‘BB-gun’ of session forpos- malewasarrested Hispanic A16 police. old with year trouble Ave. A teenager up ended in Ave Westchester and Edgewater trail. pending the for asevidence vouched gunwas The ashotgun. toregister failed who aperson finding after into custody taken was – 836Faile St.Asuspect MON, OCT.15th,MON, 12:05 p.m. OCT. 15th,MON, 12:40 – a.m. SUN, OCT. 14th, 1:10 a.m. – THURS, OCT. 11th, 2:10 a.m. WED, OCT. 10th, 8:30 p.m. – WED, OCT. 10th, 1:30 a.m. – TUES, OCT. 9th, 5:15 p.m. – WED, OCT. 10th, 8:30 p.m. – p.m. 12:25 12th, OCT. FRI, THURS, OCT. 11th, 7:30 a.m. 42nd PCT. 40th PCT. 43rd PCT. 41st PCT. A police officer while making an an making while officer A police 180 Ave. – Valentine East and St. pending trail. the for asevidence vouched was handgun The pistol. a 380-caliber of inpossession found being after arrested 19 was male black old year The agun. possessing for custody Another teenager was taken into 158 East and Village St. Concourse inquiry. backup the handling are detectives Local arm. upper the in once stabbed was male black A27 old year stabbed. was male a where into anincident looking 1100 Ave. Gerard Investigators are are conducting the inquiry. detectives Local neck. inthe shot being after Center Medical Lincoln to transported was male black old 17en to The anareahospital. year 1680 Clay Ave. A teenager was tak- incident. into the cated. Local detectives are looking indi- officials face inthe slashed been 15 had male black old year The attacked. been had who ager teen- ayoung treated Hospital Lebanon atBronx staff medical 172 Ave. East and St.The – Selwyn isunderway. aninquiry and dent tal. Police were notified hospi- ataBronx of attention medical the inci- received victim The city. the of part inanother raped hasbeen female thata alerted were – Authorities before fleeing. occupant of two-thousand dollars the nity. robbed At they gunpoint commu- Morrisiana inthe window throughabedroom an apartment entered culprits unknown two The males. Hispanic two for conducted Ave. was Asearch Morris – 904 right hand. An inquiry isunderway. Aninquiry hand. right fering from a bullet wound to the suf- was teen The shot. been had a19was who male black old year Center. room In the emergency Medical toJacobi summoned were 1815 Story Ave. Police investigators ajudge. seeing some time behind bars prior to spending owner its with evidence as vouched was pistol automatic streets. View Sound of gunoff powerful ficers This1124 of- police Ave. on Alert Boynton patrol time removed a incident. intothe arelooking tives 9-mm detec- Local neck. the of side left another semi- the on slashed been had had man MON, OCT. 8th, 11:40 p.m. SUN, OCT. 14th, 3:35 a.m. – SAT, OCT. 13th, 3:40 p.m. -SAT, OCT. 13th, 2:40 a.m. – THURS, OCT. 11th, 4:00 p.m. p.m. 10:30 10th, OCT. WED, MON, OCT. 8th, 10:30 p.m. MON, OCT. 15th, 4:30 p.m.- OCT.14th,SUN, – 10:20 p.m. 46th PCT. 44th PCT. Laconia Ave. and East 222 St. Police 222St. Police Ave. East Laconia and man’s the life. taking bullets the of one with culprit wanted by the fired were Shot in. moved officers police of force asatask evacuated were Neighbors area. Miami the lead to a housing development in were detectives NYPD ami police, Mi- and Marshals U.S. of help the seph Kernizan. Within days with 42former boyfriend, year old Jo- woman’s the for search the widen vehicle. Law enforcement officials colored away inablue speeded culprit thatthe information ceived re- Authorities indicated. officials scene the at died victims Both ilton. Ham- Wayne old 50year was killed them before he opened fired. tospare shooter the with Alsopleaded Tracy Bennett, victim, female old 38year The Motel. Holiday the left asthey victims two atthe bullets dozen thantwo more fired culprit that It was the reported boyfriend. woman’s slainbythe former ently appar- were awoman and A man lanes. service way’s southbound adjacent EnglandThru- to New the located toamotel summoned were 2291 Police EnglandThwy. New condition. He was area. chest right in the toonce tion reported inaddi- forearm right inthe twice stabbed been had man young The to be Division. North Hospital’s tefiore in stable toMon- rushed was male black 4168 Bruner arm. left tothe wound stab a for assistance medical refused Ave. woman black old year a40 while A Hospital atMontefiore 22attention year medical received He area. back the old from a wound stab to suffering was man A 53 Hispanic old year stabbed. were persons two where into anincident arelooking tors – 917 213 East investiga- Police St. in the hands of local detectives. local of hands in the is inquiry the Now ring. victim’s the on of the while culprits recovering nabbed officers police Responding incash. dollars seventy and dred hun- two besides aring, phone, cell there, the driver was of a robbed Once toalocation. them drive tor opera- cab alivery had males four Apparently occurred. had robbery armed thatastrong learned they after officials bypolice launched Morris Ave.medical care. An for hospital toaBronx taken was investigation officer injured The officer. a police to injury an tocause needle dermic ahypo- used culprit The wrist. left was tothe wound apuncture ceived re- officer The injured. was arrest SAT, OCT. 13th, 11:35 – a.m. SAT, OCT. 13th, 3:15 a.m. – SAT, OCT. 13th, 2:05 a.m. – MON, OCT. 8th, 12:20 a.m. MON, OCT. 15th, 2:40 a.m. – 47th PCT. pleted. ficial autopsy report once it’swill provide detectives with the of- com- office Examiner’s Medical The bed. train’s the road- along discovered of a 61 year old Hispanic body The discovered. was body male was a after launched was An inquiry Tremont East Ave. and Rd. Boston caped injury, but police are looking arelooking police injury, but caped es- occupant The section. erdale Riv- inthe invasion that occurred home into anattempted looking are West 232 St.officials 660 Police by7:30 p.m. restored Con Edison power personnel, was of effects tothe Due indicated. Morris Park community officials inthe area asmall affected age out- The system. electrical Edison Con inthe occurred An explosion Ave.Rhinelander andHaight Ave. inquiry. the with areassisting Squad Investigation 1’s Highway from Accident officer Police byavehicle. struck been had girl Center. young The Medical cobi to Ja- girlwastransported year old Boston Rd and Colden culprit. the for are looking Ave.arriving at the hospital. Detectives A 12 when buttock tothe wound bullet Hispanic from male a was suffering Center. 19 The Medical old year trip to made Jacobi an unexpected Ateenager PlainsRd. White 2945 injured. seriously were students ofthe None tion. observa- for Center Medical cobi to Ja- weretransported on board were who students young The bus. school intothe backed vehicle ond sec- the Apparently vehicle. other byan- struck was bus aschool after First were responders summoned Ave. Park Taylor and – Morris Ave. sleuths are handling the inquiry. inquiry. the arehandling sleuths Center. Local Medical atJacobi rival ar- upon thigh right tothe wound abullet for treated was male 42 black community. The old year Baychester shotinthe been had amale where ing into anincident 2174 arelook- St. Authorities Light trail. upcoming the for as evidence vouched and man’sthe possession from removed was weapon The possession in found being after into custody taken was culprit young The male. ofofficers arrested a 24 year old black a 45-caliber pistol. MON, OCT. 8th, 7:35 a.m. – TUES, OCT. 9th, 9:35 a.m. – MON, OCT. 15th, 5:10 p.m. – OCT. 15th,MON, – 6:55 a.m. SAT, OCT. 13th, 7:35 p.m. – 11:05 OCT.9th, TUES, a.m. MON, OCT.15th,MON, 11:10 – p.m. 48thPCT. 50th PCT. 49th PCT. The man was in possession of a a of inpossession was man The male. black a26 old year arrested Bureau Housing the PSA #7from from 145 East 308 officers Police St. ing’s PSA #8. toHous- assigned officers by police made was arrest The trail. pending the for gunas evidence hand ber a32-cali- tovoucher able were officers arresting the time This streets. local from weapon another removed officers police as arrested Ave.857 Two were Noble persons thisinquiry. on Squad Pct. 40th the from detectives with areworking officers PSA #7police Housing incident. the about tion informa- obtain and victim the tointerview SinaiHospital to Mt. in the Bronx.Investigators went received wound abullet from ing suffer- hospital ataManhattan was ficials were notified that a person of- bywhen Ten passed had hours were fired being shots of areport gating unableEast 143 St. Police officers investi- to find any victims. performed. office so that Examiner’s an Medical tothe released autopsy could was body The head. inthe shot be been had victim 26 old year The discovered insidean apartment. was man aHispanic of body The inquiry. ahomicide with are faced 3347 Decatur Ave. Local detectives condition. instable tobe ported re- was victim young The Hospital. atSt. Barnabas arriving area upon neck tothe wound abullet from ing suffer- was male black old A 20year arrested after a shooting occurred. was Asuspect Rd. Kingsbridge East evidence. as vouched gunwas revolver. The a38-caliber of inpossession found being after arrested was male black – 2857 Briggs suspect. the cessed Ave. pro- officers police arresting as the A 38 year asevidence revolver, vouched was old a38-caliber gun, The gun. the for failed to have the proper permit of a gun. Upon inpossession found was he after checking man Latino year 30 a arrested ficers the man of- patrol – 2693 Ave. Alert Morris are looking into the incident. intothe are looking center.area trauma Investigators atthe arrived he when leg right the fering bullet from two wounds to suf- 17 was male The black old year shot. being after Hospital Barnabas teenager to was transported St. – 3353 Independence Fort St. A culprit. twice. A search is underway for the leg right inthe shot being after tal Hospi- toSt. Barnabas transported A17 was male pital. black old year Hos- toSt.Barnabas totaken a teen scrutinizing an incident that caused 3340 Bailey Ave. culprit. the for Investigators are FRI, OCT.12th,FRI, 10:55 – p.m. THURS, OCT. 11th, 4:55 p.m. – MON, OCT. 8th, 1:25 p.m. – SUN, OCT. 14th, 1:35 p.m. – SAT, OCT. 13th, 3:10 –255 a.m. WED, OCT. 10th, 9:00 a.m. WED, OCT. 10th, 4:40 a.m. FRI, OCT. 12th, 7:05 FRI, p.m. OCT. 12th, 7:05 p.m. – 52nd PCT. Housing medical aid. aid. medical butrefused injured, was reported civilian One assistance. medical received fighters fire asseven sons, 26 per- assisted Crossofficials Red 8a.m. after shortly control under wasoperation. declared fire The into placed was ladder third tower a werecontained flames the Before structure. into another spreading from flames the tocontain helping ladder was placed into operation tower Asecond transmitted. was thirdalarm the bybefore went minutes Seven into anexposure. 19 spreading were flames since the byBattalion sounded was alarm conditions upon arrival a second were being conducted. Due to assearches structure burning the of thirdfloor the onto line a hose crewsstretched Engine ing flames. expand- the of spread the contain tohelp structure burning the of infront apparatus their positioned adjacent building.Tower 33 Ladder toan tospread threatening that was raging inferno on the floor upper a with greeted was building frame ata arriving 184 St. Firefighters East der control. un- declared was incident the later hold”. will Minutes “probably was situation the indicated chief the wasthe darkening fire down and tion of sec- rear floor second the on was the structure. fire thatthe 20 reported Battalion At companygine crews. 3:18 a.m. At 3:20 en- arriving bylater readied being a.m.structure. A second hose line was the of asearch toconduct started crews asladder floor second the awayto right line ahose stretched crew Engine dwelling. private story athree of floor second the on located was blaze The Lane. low Wil- near fire residential morning early toareported called tus was – 1832 Parkview Ave. Fire appara- tion. tion. identifica- victim’s the with fleeing home hisway intothe forced thief The officer. apolice was thathe son toaper- stated inhisthirties, to be isbelieved who culprit unknown The male. aHispanic for looking are – 3204 Ave. Park Authorities bandit. the for arelooking detectives cal lo- but injuries, escaped driver The dollars. thirty-five and hundred two with fled thief the gunpoint driver. cab At alivery robbing after fled culprit unknown The male. black anarmed for conducted 595 Ave. was Asearch Calhoun Medical Center. toJacobi transported was She have been stabbed multiple times. to reported was female, black old a23year victim, The female. black a attacked who person the for ing PSA Housing’s #8arelook- from 1173 officers Police 229St. East trail. upcoming the for as evidence vouched gunwas into custody. The weapon when taken 25-caliber MON, OCT. 15th,MON, 6:21 –15 a.m. THURS, OCT. 11th, 3:14 a.m. SUN, OCT. 14th, 3:00 p.m. SUN, OCT. 14th, 1:35 a.m. – SAT, OCT. 13th, 9:55 p.m. – Fire Log Fire 11 BRONX TIMES Nov. 8-14, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com Workman Circle in Baychester took in 99 residents from Sea Crest Nursing Home located on Coney Island due the damage to of their building. Storm coverage page 22 originally agreed to accept accept to agreed originally saidof their70 residents,” LarryAbrams, director of people As “ administration. started to come in, our staff began assessing them, mak- prepared were they sure ing their Workmen’s for stay at Circle. As the buses contin- ued to unload, realized we had than more were patients there that Crest Silver 70 in.” come All of Montefiore’s hos- Montefiore’s of All Montefiore Friday, By served also hospital The St. Barnabas Hospital administra- All senior “The generator held up, Circle took Workmen’s Staff the stayed at facil- all“We agreed to help hospitals held up well and and well up held hospitals even became sanctuaries patientsfor from other bor- oughs. power with remained pitals storm. the throughout had taken in 27 patients NYU hospitals Manhattan from from suffering babies problems: power NICU six Langone, one adult from 20 and Hospital Bellevue patients fromthe York New requir- (five Hospital Downtown adults 10 mothers and their newborns as well as ing medical and surgical care). 150 as many as for dorms as staff members feared who they to would get not be able back and forthdur- to work up storm. the held ing also Tremont E. in well during the storm. tors spent the night Monday, Oct. 29, preparing the for worst, said a spokesperson thefor hospital, there but were no problems. and next of kin of patients were all called letting them know patients would be well the spokesperson cared for,” pre- also hospital “The said. pared patients from for Co- Islandney Belle- and later, vue, in case but neither did up.” show they in 99 patients Is- from Coney in Home SeaNursing Crest land to the due damage of building. their ity from Sunday night until hurricane the as Tuesday, passed. we and could we as much as ed Section ed Call and get.. ..to advertise

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Zephr said the weather got ready to come,” she said.ready to come,” too difficult to get a cab.” very windy, and it wasn’t wasn’t it and windy, very that point it just seemed seemed just it point that not be able to get there.not be able At get stuck in the house and because we didn’t want to to want didn’t we because cided to go to the to hospital, go to cided tions,” Zephrtions,” said. de- “We just started having contrac- wasn’t due until due wasn’t Jan. 8. was surprise, a big since he Montefiore Medical Center son on Monday, Oct. 29son on Monday, at Zephr said the birth of her 11 ounces. weighing only two pounds rived two months early and tri-state area, he also ar- astating storms to hit the the hit to storms astating one of the worst, most dev- trance into this world. this into trance had a rather stormy en- www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Nov. 8-14, 2012 12 economic problems, but it mustback on track. be part of the help economy put our will that investments gic strate- smart, promoting Rather,more. we are City moving.and this plan It is is a solution not City’sour taxpayers. an argument that for trifecta awinning are will savings cost term keep long- to our realizing and improvements, structure spend bridges. Concourse Grand two trian-bridge repair Concourse Avenue Boller Grand the including tion, and Bronx for The million $8.4 ofroadway, including lane-miles 300 tional Arthur Ave. at 1932 offices City the property,including City school buildings 100 to include: Bronx The in and City the throughout funding capital businesses. at those new hiring –promoting services and shops, restaurants, local workers patronize economy, as local our through trickle benefits The projects: about construction things great pect ex- also a can Bronx The in businesses muchSmall needed plan. great this from benefit whotion will boost. That’s African-American. are 20% and Latino are workers construction York one City of ofNew About 40% minorities. thetionately affects ment in the construction industry dispropor- underemployed or unemployed. Unemploy- either workers are skilled ofthese many too and Bronx, The about live in 19% construction, New Yorkers who work 150,000 in ofthe fact, In rate. unemployment a13% experiencing is borough when the at residents atime Bronx for jobs more it means foremost, and First City’s our economy. to arm the shot in needed plenty ofcapacity. is dustry, where there create 8,000 jobs, mostly in the construction in- But even better, rates. it low will interest cally ofhistori- advantage by taking million $200 later, the City will much later. until start to scheduled save taxpayersthat are already in the pipeline but weren’t more lion of improvements, infrastructure than projects bil- of$1 construction the hasten will plan The Plan. Acceleration ofaCapital implementation the announce to at Hall City Speaker Council month. this adopted City the and ruary Feb- in Iproposed aplan to thanks sewers, and firehouses, schools, bridges, roads, better-kept Captail AccelerationPlan Government is not the only solution to our solution our only to notthe is Government Tough times demand creative solutions, Creating good jobs, accelerating infra- for coating for protective million $7.2 • pedes- and for vehicular million $19.1 • reconstruc- onstreet million $37.7 • addi- an resurface to million $59.8 • of for rehabilitation million $85.3 • upgrades and for repairs million $290 • for set ofnow, accelerated As projects the whoIt’s construc- work folks notjust in deliver amuch- will simply,Put plan this By doing these projects now, rather than 17, City Oct. the MayorOn and the Ijoined and jobs more New Yorkers expect can Dear editor, of our devoted merchant population would be be would population merchant devoted of our area. viduals. indi- ofany “outrage” onthe notdepend does It area. that in businesses for the support its of part as money for holiday the lights, cates way. right notthe is money,ing this and untary” assessment. ona“vol- based businesses any boycott should makes sense. and dollars saves that aplan is solution. 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The Bronx Council on the Arts staged a peformance & The sponsored of Peter Wolf, by Jimmy and Vacca hosted by International Caterers, October on Sunday, 21. Local children performed roles in the production. The fairy tale is based on a Russian tale folk where children interact withanimals through play. Avenue, International Caterers leases space from the Ampere 3243 at Columbus of Knights where the peformance took place. & The Wolf. BCA STAGES CHILDREN’S PERFORMANCE BCA STAGES BUZZING HALLOWEEN IN THE BRONX IN THE Photo courtesy of Bailey Graphics Superstorm Sandy didn’t damper the Halloween spirit for Dell’Olio, Josephine 4-year-old one of dozensof children buzzing about Throggs Neck on Halloween. Photos by Patricio Robayo Patricio by Photos Photos courtesy of UFT.

(Left) UFT member with his children Luis Maldonado Sr. The(Below) UFT Halloween party drew many members, Federation of Teachers hosted its annual Halloween Halloween annual its hosted Teachers of Featuring its “famous haunted house” the United Federation Bash in collaboration with the Parkchester Branch of the NAACP October on Sunday, 28. The ghoulishly fun event featured a safe and enjoyable setting for young trick- have fun to andor-treaters enjoy games in what was a “screamingly” good time. The party took place at UFT’s Westchester near Street Halsey on headquarters Bronx Square. Milany and Marlena.Luis Jr., children, and community leaders. Among those pictured here are Jose Vargas, UFT Bronx borough representative; BeverlyRoberts of the Parkchester branch of the NAACP; Anthony Harmon, UFT director for parent & community engagement; and Nick Cruz, UFT community & parent liaison.

BRONX YMCA HOSTS HALLOWEEN HUNGER GAMES HUNGER HALLOWEEN HOSTS YMCA BRONX UNITED FEDERATION OF TEACHERS HALLOWEEN BASH OF TEACHERS HALLOWEEN UNITED FEDERATION (Right) Lauren Lopez dressed as a witch Hunger for Games at the Bronx Y. (Left) Terese Wright(Left) (l) and Terese Sharon Wrightcostume. in course, a haunted house, face painting, and arts and crafts. Games” October on Sunday, 28. Among the things the that kept kiddies entertained were an obstacle The Bronx YMCA at 2 Castle hosted Hill Avenue a Halloween Party based on the book/movie “Hunger www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Nov. 8-14, 2012 20 resources. The event was one of a series across the five boroughs over five days. days. overfive boroughs five the across ofaseries one eventwas The resources. and training, tools, free wellas as Maps, Google on listing year, for one abusiness and webhosting free name, adomain received also Businesses ofIntuit. courtesy website their created who businesses, the with worked AteventGoogle the Arts. ofthe Museum Bronx at websites own their establish and design to ofsmallbusinesses hundreds to helping services its donated company technology information The Friday, on 19. borough to Oct the program Online” York Your Get “New Business its brought Google ST. PATRICK’S HOMECELEBRATES THANKSGIVINGMASS Instructor Marvin Augustin works with scores of small business owners on websites. on owners ofsmallbusiness scores with works Augustin Marvin Instructor GOOGLE BRINGSSMALLBUSINESSESONLINE administrator Sister Kevin Sister Patricia. administrator assistant (l)and Deirdre Sister supervisor Walsh (r) mass. the celebrate 15. Monday, October on Patrick’s St. at mass This first step to Infirm. and Aged forthe Sisters sainthood Carmelite of the was celebrated order ofthe founder the Teresa McCrory, Angeline by the elevated XVI to “venerable” Benedict Sister Mary Pope home. nursing sprawling the running of nuns order ofthe founder ofthe elevation ofthe honor in ofthanksgiving aMass held South Park Cortlandt Van 66 at Infirm and Aged for the Home Patrick’s St. (Below) Pictured during the Mass are nursing nursing are Mass the during (Below) Pictured Gerald Bishop (l)and Father(Left) Esposito Mario Photos courtesy of St. Patrick’s Home Patrick’s St. of courtesy Photos Photo by Walter Pofeldt Walter by Photo full and hydrated along the way. the along hydrated and full to keep them bottles water and slices apple McDonald’s with werestocked kids The Park. in Crotona 17. October Wednesday, on obesity, childhood to combat isdesigned which program, Living” organization’s the “Healthy support to agrant with SoBRO non-profit, Bronx Tri-State local awarded McDonald’s RichPerna, Owner/Operator background. inthe Dorji) (just Dorji spot trendy the at dining ofwhile you’re care taken inManhattan. to hard find prices at sushi high-class serves last restaurant cozy the Haven, ofMott restaurant portion coming and up inthe Avenue. Located Alexander 129 at Asian-fusion it’s at opening soft restaurant the on word the spread helped Rapture Art dubbed trendy movement a art ambitious The month. held Haven, Mott in eatery newest the Ceetay, To initiate SoBRO’s Healthy Living Program, a group of Emolior Academy students head off to walk off head students Academy ofEmolior agroup Program, To Living Healthy initiateSoBRO’s chef head with opening, soft the during rawfish dices and slices Kevin chef Lee Sushi right) (Above, sure makes who Chayon, Amir co-owner to sure spot be you’ll byCeetay stop Ifyou left) (Above, SOBRO RECEIVESGRANTFORNUTRITIONPROGRAM SOFT OPENINGAT CEETAY SUSHI EATERY Photo courtesy s of MWW Public Relations Public MWW sof courtesy Photo Photos by Walter Pofeldt 21 BRONX TIMES Nov. 8-14, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com anized anized Photo by David Cruz Photo by David Cruz An hour and a half and counting. George Hernandez of Woodlawn holds up the two red gallons at this Hess Station that will give his jolt. much-needed a wheels Photo by David Cruz Volunteers occupiedVolunteers the long vacant Kingsbridge Armory, turning the barren fortress a bustling org into disaster relief center, by Councilman Fernando Cabrera. Fernando Councilman by

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Liquid Licursi said that he had visited visited hehad that said Licursi the during the around was “I E. at 3355 Express Hess At the Hurricane Sandy Aftermath the hurricane.” due to not available is gas that alize planned a little better once they re- thought that they would have word,” said Everett. “I wouldhad gas. have one onNov. notasingle and total 2, in stations about seven gas visited County. had er Westchester Everett low- then and Square, Westchester Avenue Avenue Schurz from to Tremont East the along stations all visiting for gas searching been had hersister-in-law and She Park. of Edgewater Everett Theresa was nogas was there that find to Rodriguez. ny came back on, power as soon as on Wednesday said employee hours which two sold outof gas, in Dan- getonedelivery did station gas the gas on Friday though afternoon, out of totally was Park Edgewater Neck Expressway next to pump. ateven the waits longer hard hit of the massive crowds made for that security restrictions because “Frustrated is a very good good avery is “Frustrated Pulling up to the pump only at 4147 BPStation Throgs The unteers as the workload piles up. up. piles workload the as unteers castle. landmark the inside efforts Fernando Cabrera, spearheading said westformation to bigger organizations,” Bronx Citying on the ground to channel in- Councilman who what’szation knows happen- Island. Staten and Queens hard-hit with along neighborhoods, Bronx to shuttled were items other waterand bottled baby supplies, food, Collected forida donations. Flor- as far as onchurches calling phones, the worked also Volunteers for distribution. churches Bronx to supplies haul to clock the round ing center, work-a relief volunteers with into transformed been has Armory need. in badly those to aid bring ing 1970s. the in embargo oil the ing odd by gas donedur- was like even plates, and rationed have should ties Among those helping is Man- is helping those Among he’s forHe said vol- desperate organi- agrassroots takes “It The long vacant Kingsbridge help- were locals Meanwhile, authori- that suggested Everett Recovery Efforts Recovery ter cen- resource is apermanent scene, expected Schrum. tober be 6, Novem- onTuesday, scheduled as said established place FEMA apolling as used be could rior employeeside of the building so that its inte- John said. city the es Adminstraion at the firehouse, Resourc- Human the from services other and stamps, food assistance, cash for applied assistance also said city officals. FEMA, from relief for disaster ing apply- people about 39 seen had ter onSunday, November 4. quarters Head- Department Fire Volunteer operations in the Edgewater Park field established Agency agement don’t Chester. questions,” said ask group. response ter Convoy adisas- ofHope, from truck a unloading and loading hours hattanite SaMi Chester. He spent gs Neck. • The lines stretched around the corner at this Hess gas station station gas thisHess at corner the around stretched lines •The Neck. gs In addition to being on the onthe being to addition In up atent set out- had FEMA An additonal cen- the week, this 34 early Since people had Man- Emergency Federal The help, you need people “When nx forced locals to wait on long lines like this Sunoco station in Castle Castle in station Sunoco like this lines long on towait locals forced nx from Community Board 10. 10. Board Community from by Sandy, affected for areas drive collection a weeklong host Vacca will needed, with helpland residents. also Is- for supplies Staten and goods coming ofcan boxes loading volunteers, to lent ahand trio where the Beach, Crowley Joe at Silver gressman Con- and Gillibrand Kirsten tor damage.” incredible hitwith were Island, city, our in Staten suchas areas cilman Sandy,” Coun- said Hurricane ing Jimmy Vacca,en Island. Stat- devastated to supplies shipped “but Volunteers residents. Bronx ern other for center east- relief a central became there center community city. the to according tions, founda- and walls roofs, to damage and fooding, was bronx the around reported damge common most The in the borough, said city officals. He’s asking anyone to donate With more recovery efforts by U.S.Sena- Vacca joined was dur- hit hard was Bronx “The In nearby Silver Beach, the 23 BRONX TIMES Nov. 8-14, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com rt, the the rt, Compounding outage issues The Locust Asso- Civic Point know if don’t our“We Civic useWithout of the house Civic Tier- of portions seafront The Ironically, the for most pa new playgroundnew on the equipment groundsLPCA’s survived Sandy, landscap- new the of much though ing was ruined, said Napolitano. is plenty of structural damage can- damage structural of plenty is Point. Locust vassing ciation’s building at 3300 Tierney Pl. sustained damage water major when surf from Longflooded in a hole the foundation Island Soundof the building, said LPCA board member Chrys Napolitano. The waterfront the leases association building and from the the city, next appears move to be unclear. house can be saved or if will it have to be demolished - or at the- be gutted,” said very Napolitano. least efforts to aid Locust victims Point’s of Sandy were hampered, said Na- politano. Pl.ney began flooding last week, andstarted water of out to back up sewers, she said. arts of the Bronx. Photo by David Cruz • With Con Edison crews Fairhurst said that the re- the that said Fairhurst least fix be- the“At elevator, She understands that people worse than a lot it “People have Power to thatPower would be back The has blackout impacted eldt • The barren BP Station edging Silver Beach was an eerie reminder r to carry groceries. sponse from Con Edison and the more been have should management compassionate. cause handicapped have you people liveswhose are being affected by Fairhurst. said this,” lost theirhave lives and homes, but situation one this fixing have that added “People could further possible prevent in- jury. Fairhurst. said this,” lost their lives and homes. Just ad- dress this one concern. Make people concerned really are they that feel and want to address this.” and tenants interviewed. building’s according 9, the Nov. by latest the in at on posted notice a to lobby. Maria Fairhurst, said who that she had double-bypass surgery and could not walk and up downseveral flights of stairs to the laundry room o “There’s people who can’t“There’s people get who “This is like the West,” Old “I can’t use oxygen ma- my Meanwhile been at power’s out the traced electricians Two out,” said Jim Murphy, a 30-year said Jim Murphy, out,” becometenant of somewhat a who’s hall leading monitor, up the elderly and down stairwells. said Peggy Hogan, a 15-year 67, ten- calledant who the outage the worst lived through.she’s saidchine,” Jerry Binasinski, a breath- a COPD, with living senior ing condition. His electric-powered machine has been of commis- out sincesion the storm. an1100 80+ Stadium Avenue, apart- unitment on Eastchester in Bay Country from Power a blown Club. transformerout on Layton Avenue powering the seven-story build- ing’s heating, waters hot and eleva- since was out Hurricanetor, Sandy struck, according to building su- perintendent Henry Hernandez. It was still as of press out time. to transformer a blown problem on and Con-EdLayton was Avenue, notified, according to Hernandez

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There should be two concerts The idea resulted from a Fa- To learn more the about proj- Locally, outages power remain The bulk of Morris Park, im- In Woodlawn, problems power seniors the at power, Without to raise as money well, with dates and times still to be decided. collabo- Gold had that post cebook California, in friend a with rating James Kastner, and another on City Island, provided photos who devastation the of island the from of Hurricane said Gold. Sandy, ect, visit changingsandy.com. the big problem for somethe neighbor- for problem big hoods. its had power, no of days by pacted night. Sunday turned on juice back Pelham Parkway South near Lydig the in remained however, Avenue, Monday. on dark persisted a nine-story at building housing a large number of seniors, issues. health with many Mitchell-Lama building are strand- to refusing homes, their inside ed walk the dark corridors. Hurricane Sandy Aftermath Sandy Hurricane stretched thin, outside utility Georgia-based this crews like company lend a hand during recovery efforts. Photo Pof by Walter of the impact Sandy left in the Bronx. Photo by Patrick Rocchio SaMi Chester works at feverishly the Kingsbridge Armory, hauling tons of donated goods be to shipped off Island Staten to and p The P.S. 14 students will be be will students 14 P.S. The “Our informal motto is ‘kids ‘kids is motto informal “Our A website wasA website set Gold by up A project to raise help $20,000 But despite bleak despite But situation and businesses. businesses. and community and church groups, neighbors, relatives, friends,local relatives, neighbors, victims of Hurricane Sandy from asking spare for change to aid can make said a change,’” Gold. Wednesday, Nov. 7. gin their fund raising efforts on and students are expected to be- said Gold. Gold. said funneled directly to the Red Cross, collect in money cans that will be from all the over school community tire school community. Youngsters Youngsters community. school tire Noelle Gold and will the en- involve started fourth to by grade teacher Greater New York by students by was Greater York New for thefor American Red Cross of forts. salle are pitching in the relief ef- kids at P.S. 14 in Waterbury-La- in 14 P.S. at kids enue fromenue 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. to his office 3040 East Tremont Av- Tremont East 3040 office his to food and heavy-duty garbage bags cleaning non-perishable supplies, www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Nov. 8-14, 2012 24 Hurricane Sandy Aftermath Housing with bags of food. Photo by David Cruz byDavid Photo of food. bags with Housing Veterans to walkinto prepare Woodlawn Mutual Klein Jeff Senator and resident thisWoodlawn Dinowitz, Jeffrey for. •Assemblyman qualify Rocchio aidthey byPatrick what Photo on residents phoning Bronx, inthe efforts recovery during phones the work staff Agency Management •Federal Emergency Rocchio byPatrick Photo Firehouse. Park Edgewater the at station atemporary up Agency, sets Management Federal Emergency ofthe arm an Adminstration, SmallBusiness Soto •The byEdwin Photo fence. metal and sidewalk entire the uprooting Parkchester, in Church Raymond’s St. near down crashing came tree This 25 BRONX TIMES Nov. 8-14, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com “While are we still assess- pines, mature of “Hundreds Clean efforts up began even Many sections of the garden, Wave at over Riverdale in Up some damages, including trees, trees, including damages, some fences, small structures, signs, and one building the at 250-acre bucolic borough attraction. ing the damage, initial surveys reveal that over 100 native trees the throughout and dam- Forest the in our of some including landscape, andancient most magnificent were gar- said destroyed,” oaks, were den spokesman Leshi. Nick Garden spruces, and firs in the Ross Co- the nifer Arboretum and Benenson Ornamental Conifers and other irreplaceable collections of trees across he said. aged,” “Over the next few days, curators and arborists will carefully inspect trees across the landscape and broken for dam- aged limbs and other substantial damage not immediately appar- afterent the storm.” before Superstorm Sandy moved inland, he said. Con- Haupt A. Enid the including servatory, re-opened to the public 1. Nov. on Thursday, Hill, with of its majestic views the Hudson and River the Jersey Palisades,Jundtjajethe In riverAt HillWave in Riverdale, power fi- nally came 4 . back on Sun. Nov. on. Photo Pofeldt by Walter Animals And Trees The City Island Theater Theater Island City The biggestThe tour- borough’s The zoo reopened Saturday, Meanwhile, the at York New Hayes family” resched- once it’s uled. that pray are you “We all safe and wish a speedy everyone clean-up and recovery.” facedGroup, with on the no power it’s on, island, cancelled go its Halloween must Haunted House the at local com- show in the But themunity tradi- center. of tion production of the “The Man Who Came To Dinner” openeda six- performance 9. run Nov. Friday, Profits from its highest grossing night will Fund to to the Mayor’s City to sup- to Advance York New port hurricane aid needs. Email tickets@cityislandtheatergroup. com. ist attractions were open busi- for ness, with the Bronx Zoo pretty allmuch right, its sister at- but traction across Fordham Road in need of some cleanup. un- was That shape. fine in 3 Nov. So- Conservation Wildlife the like Brook- in attraction sister ciety’s lyn, the Coney Island Aquarium, sufferedwhich damage, major including extensive flooding, said Bronx Zoo directorJim Breheny, and vice executive of president ZoosWCS and Aquarium. Botanical Gardens, the living col- lections the at garden sustained To Be Rescheduled She said if temperatures dip, dip, temperatures if said She Merchantsalong Katonah Av- Senator Jeff Klein brough Hurricane Sandy forced The Bronx Chamber of Com- Borough President Diaz also Cardinal Hayes High School with a flannel blanket. flannel a with she will take offer her friend’s up theto stay at a while. house for been have enue helpful, she said, letting her charge her cell phone, while her landlord to was able bring battery-powered flashlights her buildingfor while was it still in the dark. she had But to throw of food. a lot away laterns donated Home Depot by to 2.her building Nov. on Friday, a number of cancellations and postponements across the Bronx, of need in still events be some with to rescheduling. date future a merce postponed Tenth An- it’s with nual 1, Banquet Thursday, set for Nov. planned. hismoved Bronx Annual Pump- kinfest Halloween Spooktacular Thursday, theat Justice to Sonia Sotomayor 31 Community Oct. 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Lighting The Way “[I have] been calling every- Con Edison visted her home to dress have “We in layers, Woodlawn of Diab Catherine She was still to heat up able She was walking around the by Assemblyman Carl Heastie theat Eastwood Manorin Bay- 5. Sybil Nov. chester on Monday, Daley of 3340 Gunther Avenue still lights for power did not have and refrigeration, and got dry ice to the keepat her food event cold. one trying to get some be- help my cause to sleep I have with a sleep effects apnea machine and sarca- I have cold “The dosis in lungs, my and so to I have stay in the warm, not in the cold,” Daley. said lungs.” and her that told needed work to hard be done on a transformer, and that very until be may power out Friday, been 9, she said. Nov. “It’s and two have small we Daley. children,” said and they been have of school out lastthe whole week.” inlost power building her on Oct.Tuesday, 30 as the of worst Sandy through. blew Three days she was stilllater, power without and concerned the about cold. sincewater the gas was still work- ing. apartment with a coat on and mostly worried her 14-year- about dog Peanut, wasold sleeping who

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Village. remont sentatives from the Hindu Hindu the from sentatives Authority buildings in Cla- vary’s included event repre- residents of NYC Housing health education directly to traditions. bring to promises tiative various cultures and faith discussed end- of-life care in cal pastoral care experts experts care pastoral cal nationally recognized clini- nationally event was “Givingevent Voice.” New York area. York New from throughout the greater greater the throughout from health care professionals professionals care health social and other workers providers, doctors, nurses, providers, Care spiritual for Day care ed its 6th annual Pastoral www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Nov. 8-14, 2012 32 cess to stellar academic ad- academic stellar to cess chance afair deserve that 12 to 3 through grades tending gainwhom better50,000 residents many of ac- than more has City Co-op have Bronx, ofthe section east children backgrounds. verse ofdi- individuals and lies fami- income middle upper gram at- to pro- serve Mitchell-Lama the middle through U.S., created the and development in residential “Co-opporation board member, City isM. Turner, Riverbay Cor- the largestFund. City, Riverbayby Co-op 6p.m. 1to from 12 to 7 grades 6and 3to grades from 10 City, Co-op in Auditorium, a.m. to 17ber at Loop 177 Dreiser 6 p.m. Novem-held onSaturday, for and College Operation City op Career Fair will be talent to raise awareness WILD television channel Nat Geo and servationists con- Geographic National interact also will with media to connect. ofdigital forms other and assemblies virtual stories, photos,ing essays, letters, in their own countries, us- they each perceive big cats how and ecosystem the to important are big cats countries will learn why conservation. big cat of theme shared the under Tanzania and Botswana with schools in Kenya, U.S.schools other and Park Crotona in 205 atdents PS stu- pair will program the m ra rog P uproar. an School causing are ster Si Cats P.S. 205 Big Cats Sister School Operation College and Career Fair BY SANCHEZ KIRSTEN Located in the North- Evelyn to According The evnt is sponsored Co- Annual First The The student groups groups student The Students four all in Beginning in fall 2012, Students of the Big Smith University, Dillard University,Smith Dillard C. Johnson University, are: Bethune-Cookman participating institutions tions’ best higher learning ries. Directo- Schools cialized 2013 High SchoolAlso available and Spe- willGrants, and Financial be Aid. free ing Plans, Scholarships, covering College Sav- workshops for students be concurrent interactive also will There advisors. preparation test qualified and counselors admissions representatives, certified interactwill with college school. high beyond compete better and system educational the navigate parents their and resources to help students informational and advice educational one-on-one the future.” es to help them resourc- succeed financial and vice in iconic animals in the wild wild the in animals iconic halt the decline of these to commitment long-term Big Cats Initiative is a for them.” experience ing learn- cultural enriching an is “It Rosado. Ann Carol the wild,” said principal in Cats ofBig decline the to spread awareness about students for our portunity op- awonderful is gram Big Cats Sister School Pro- in the National Geographic participating. U.S. schools oneofthe be will 205 PS of this crisis. In the Bronx, the significance and scope to spread communities and schools profile activities the intheir word high- conduct and create about the wild. in population big cat the of decline severe about the A partial list of the na- ofthe list A partial Students and parents The fair will offer National Geographic’s Geographic’s National participation 205’s “PS will students U.S. The or (917) 324-1033. er, 320-8088 LCSW, at (718) tion call Evelyn M. Turn- more. lied Health Institute, and Maritime Careers, Al- Sales, Entrepreneurship, Beauty Culture, Military, The Mortgage Cake Lady, Brick Masonry, Medicine, Opportunities such as: sentatives offering Career interactalso with repre- will more…..Participants and ofWestchester College The College, Berkeley lege, Col- Community Bronx CUNY, Hartwick College, College/ Lehman lege, Col- Community borough William College, Kings- College, Mercy College, Ithaca Rochelle, New of Monroe College, College Nursing, of School levue Bel- Hunter Wellesley, University,State Harvard, tral University, Morgan Cen- Carolina North La) Orleans, (New University, look back ondinosaurs.” look back way we now the on lions won’tnow they back look from years 40 that so ators pred- planet’s our saving of importance the recognize to generations future need Explorer “We Programs. graphic’s vice president, Geo- National Moen, ander conservation,” said Alex- topic ofbig cat important onthe globe the around children help connect g exchange. cultural bi e av s p l year e as well h as engage o in a t y it cats n throughout u the school t r o p p o teachers and students an provides WILD, Nat Geo Geographic Society and launched by the National campaign. awareness public aglobal and cation conservation projects, edu- on-the-ground through For futher informa- “This program will “This The program, McElroy organized this this organized McElroy Catherine and Galasso cancer. help fight to funds raise to walkathon for 4, a Thursday, October on together came Chantal de Frances ofSt. munity St. Frances de Chantal walks to raise funds to fi Teachers, Victoria The entire school com- -- CiceroC.Gobbler,The SpiritofThanksgiving COMPASSION Kindness beget Participants of the St. Frances de Chantal walkathon raised funds to help fight cancer. tofight help funds raised walkathon Frances St. Chantal de ofthe Participants With yoursupport wecancapitalizeTHANKSgiving. on thetablesof two families;orhelpfeed10large familiesforjust$250. and weneedyourhelp.Just$50 canputabountifulThanksgivingmeal This yearwe’rehopingtodistribute over200,000Thanksgivingmeals, thank- fulness directly. orin- either directly cancer ganizations that deal with or- different to donated be friends. and family from lap for completed each students received donations event the school and for the All moniesAll raised will & ght cancer www.bscahnyc.org York. 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39 BRONX TIMES Nov. 8-14, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com Continued page on 40 The coach added that com- going to“It’s be a little bit “He’s become“He’s a very good The Jaspers lineup be may Xavier taking on FordhamIf any of the teams should reach Prep. the Class AA final the title game would be played the weekend af- ter Thanksgiving week. players his with munication and colleagues was an issue in storm. the following days the Mount St. Michael had no power and the schools facility emails were down. All of that is second- ary right now. of a challenge to get back to nor- Valentini said. “Moremalcy,” importantly its making sure ev- erybody is safe. frontcourt with Andujar. The The Andujar. with frontcourt standout Tech Transit former set a school record with 84 shotsblock last season. He did might so while averaging points 7.9 and 4.9 rebounds per contest. that one be can think we that de- player ad blockers shot best the of in players thefensive country,” said. Masiello addition return- of plethora a will filled ing talent, is it their but newest thehave biggest impact. As of Sunday the PSAL PSAL the Sunday of As The CHSFL its moved “He’s really“He’s become a well- The 6-foot-7 Brown, last time. That’s one of the main blocks.” road and NYSAISAA suspended all games until further notice. The CHSAA Class AA soccer boys quarterfinals resumed Tuesday night Class and it’s A postsea- son began on Thursday. first of playoffs back to week this weekend and according to Mount St. Michael coach Mario willValentini it any not have effect on the traditional Bronx Thanksgiving football Day games between Mount St. Mi- chael and Cardinal Hayes and selection. Masiello called him him called Masiello selection. doesn’t who an efficient player, need big of shots up to a lot put numbers and a good rebounder a guard.for forms He a strong guard point with ways combination Alvarado, played his who high many so school ball All at Hollows. in game canrounded who player effect that and dominate the game with- scoring,”out the coach said for Beamon. year’s MAAC player defensive of the year anchors strong a STEVE MASIELLO...... PAGE 40 STEVE MASIELLO...... PAGE “Anytime you have the hometown kid playing well hometownthe kid have well playing you “Anytime a it for makes I think great things doing at home, guys take Our greatgreat representing pride story. York.” New Hurricane Sandy churnigup the Easr Coast “Things to would be- have Beamon led the MAAC in week off from practice. Daylight savings time and field availabil- ity has also thrown monkey a plans. schedule the into wrench Soccer playoff games need to be scheduled earlier than regular season games on a field without lights to take in account the shoot pos- and overtime of sibility out. Most schools would prefer students not missing any more a class time early to for leave miss games. to kids gin 1:30,” at Riverdale girls soc- requires cer coach Orlando Osorio said. “That very significant of school about finish in conference a year year a conference in finish ago. Manhattan returns its en- including tire starting up, line garnered who four players pre- All-MAACseason selections. Senior guard George Beamon was named to the first team and juniors Michael Alvarado, Rhamel Brown and sophomore Emmy Andujar werethe on third team. scoring last year averaging 19.0 points per game was one fourth in 3-point field goal percentage 42.7at percent, earning him a all-conference straight second Manhattan veteran sets sights on MAAC title MAAC on sights sets veteran Manhattan BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI “I think they have a a have they think “I There are of rea- plenty Steve Masiello was an as- Hurricane Sandy and its “If would metold have you His soccer squad, in- which “I’ll literally be wearing fitnessThe player’s could Sandy effects all Bronx HS sports Bronx all effects Sandy ment of all high school sport- school high all of aftermath led to the postpone- ment ing last events week, bringing the and playoffs league halt a to of thecompletion regular sea- sons. of weeksa couple girls ago my soccer teams and basketball wouldn’t practice a week I for would had have a heart attack, perspective,” in it puts this but bas- and soccer girls Truman ketball coach John Burke said of the damage and lack of pow- ers in City.” party York of New players, basketball five cludes could face a unique challenge play- the of postponement the as offs could cause the seasons to intersect should his sixth- run. deep a make squad seeded The Mustangs are scheduled to Nov. season basketball the open Banneker. Benjamin against 11 Burke has been running the practice basketball of first hour and then heads to soccer prac- tice. Junior varsity hoops coach Raymond runs Penton the re- practice. basketball of mainder two hats next week,” said in lost power hiswho in Burke, home Island. Long Smithtown, be an issue after more that a sistant coach Manhattan at College the last time to went it 2004. in tournament NCAA the Jaspers as season second In his head coach he believes he has a team that can compete for a MAAC title and get the pro- a gram back to the dance. big after chance,” he said. “The pieces are there. The sky is the limit optimistic for them.” be to sons 21-win season and a third-place Week 8

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Amber veys a lack of direction, a reckless, outlandish, em- that instability barrassing dys- is of this thehub club’s function. direction, of a meddlesome owner lack a whose impatience con- veys and invites lack a of faith i n wasIt amazing much how GMS seemed to have h i s learned after those he won championships. s t e w a r d s h i p .wrotePro about ” Bowls era. previous a from blood bad more was “There thewhen NFL was smaller 12(i.e. franchises most for that of the ‘50s) because teams times, At bumped into one another often. more enmitycould spill over into the Pro(as did it Bowl after the 1964 season when quarterback Ryan, Frank of the Cleveland champion Browns, suffered a dislo- of courtesy shoulder cated Gino Marchetti, whose Bal- timore Colts had lost the title game to the Browns). Deke.com) wrote: “In a re- lated Evander story, Holy- wants he announced field another title shot.” munity member, themunity Yan- member, kees embrace our of role stepping forward and as- Red American the sisting Cross, comes which to the aid of so many people ef- tireless their through forts.” Wallace Matthews (es- that is thinking My Greg Cote (Miami A GMS Wannabee iency of this region be- region struction to the Tri-State Hurricane by caused area this of Sandy is daunting, we but seenhave the great resil- Yan- York New iency said fore,” Managing General kees Partner Hal Steinbrenner. a neighbor and com- “As What Would GeorgeWhat Would Do? ing in a tie was Isabella Carting and PatrickWynne, Agttornies, Scoring 1-1. for Isabella was Danielle Brown Bulla, Nicolla from help with Torres, Antonio Vukic, Sara Resto Jayleen Colon, Lauren and Kayla Pagan. 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The rest percent) is (13 all cli- ched turnovers. “They’re in- record their than better no, no, no, no, No, dicates.” no, no — as Bill Parcells scoring the for “sportsters” Vincent Cirigliano and Ralph Pulitaro. Other strong offen- sive perfomers were Steven Di- Amiratou and Martinez allo. The standout defensive was Gabriella Onofrietti. The pepperoni was spicy wasIt a weekend of rub- The Yankees organi- Other sponsors in- Tickets can be pur- Classic to the Bronxwas long overdue. We haveing great but noth- expectations thisfor year’s Classic.” Kid, 1-1. ScoringKid, 1-1. Alfie’s for was Elizabeth Wicks with Kevin from coming push the Peters, Maria Silvestri and Rebecca Menna. The defense Bank- Kenny by supplied was keeper, and Heesch Dean er, Gabriel Mallero, stopped who a penalty kick with 2 seconds left. as Loretta’s Pizza “burnt the crust” of Advanced3-1. Tossing the pizza dough Solutions, Do- were Nicholas Apicella(2) were pies Argyrodci(1). 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BY DR. WILLIAM WOLFSON WILLIAM DR. BY bracing for exodus for bracing the lack of round-the-clock round-the-clock of lack the cern Williamson, for afraid brought a mountain of con- routine. routine. familiar faces and a built-in years, coping along thanks to Manor the for past home 15 Ralph has called Riverdale dale Manor. A military vet, vet, military A Manor. dale brother Ralph lives River- at son, whose manic-depressive manic-depressive whose son, greatly effect Bob William- ants within the borough. borough. the within ants es the most mentally ill ten- Home for Adults,Home for hous- which and the Riverdale Manor Parkview Home for Adults, for Parkview Home ham Arms Assisted Living, Living, Armsham Assisted ham Gardens, Ford- New wood, Amber Court of Pel- has five adult homes: Bronx- adult homes. sure of several state-funded Health, could also force clo- by theby state Office Mental of the general public, they say. the general they public, say. up homeless or living among among living or homeless up persons affected could wind advocates. where iswhere often scant, charged into supportive housing units units housing supportive into farmedout by December, and ing in adult homes will be rule, least at of those 75% liv- can not replaceclean a bath- phrenia and depression. Porta-potties on the streets schizo- from suffering them that we call “civilization.” that we call “civilization.” of many residents, of exodus without thewithout basic services Bronx are bracing an for here in New York. Many arehere in York. New to consider or fellow citizens citizens fellow or consider to the perfect time of the year will be restored. So this is is this So restored. be will the trees are that up, cut too not have electricnot have yet, once but tomobiles are intact. may We not get gas easily, but our but au- not get gas easily, we are warm ad may dry. We businesses be may closed, but tation in place, and some some and place, in tation have allhave the transpor- public be thankful for. We may not not may We for. thankful be high ground have much to to much have ground high fortunate enough to live on on live to enough fortunate giving, those are us of who www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Nov. 8-14, 2012 44 Limited 4GLTE availability inselect markets. LTE isatrademark ofETSI. Early Termination Fee (att.com/equipmentETF): apply, andmayresult insvc termination. Coverage andsvcs notavail everywhere. Taxes and othercharges apply. Claim basedonacomparison ofaverage download speedsofAndroid™ smartphones operating onthe4GLTE networksofU.S.nationa 2-yr wireless agreement withvoice (min$39.99/mo.)andmonthly data plans(min$20/mo.).orMobileShare plan.Discount isoff oflowerpriced device andwillnotexceed retail price ofdevice. Ifonedevice isreturned within14daysofbundledpurchas svc charges, fees andcharges for othergov’tassessments.Theseare nottaxes orgov’treq’d charges. Visit astore oratt.com/wireless to learn more about wireless devices andservices from AT&T. Screen imagessimulated. Allmarksusedherein are the property oftheir respective owners. ©2012AT&T Intellectual Property. will becharged thedifference betweenthediscounted price andnon-discounted price for thedevice notreturned. Subjectto Wireless Customer Agrmt.Credit approval req’d. Activfee $36/line.Geographic, usageandotherterms, conditions andrestriction New 2-yragreement withqualifyingvoice and data plansrequired. After 14 days,ETFupto $325.Restocking fee isupto $35. New 2-yragreement withqualifyingvoice anddata plansrequired. OtherMonthly Charges: LinemayincludeaRegulatory CostRecovery Charge (upto $1.25),agross receipts surcharge, federal andstate universal Data (att.com/dataplans): Ifusageexceeds your monthly data allowance, you willautomatically becharged overage for additionalda l carriers. 4Gspeedsnotavailable everywhere. Limited Time Offer. Upto $100offer: SamsungGalaxySIIIrequires anew ta provided. e, you s