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Real Results! 718.260.2555 Grand larcenies jumped jumped larcenies Grand year. last time 141 same the up from 2012, in robberies 149 have been There Zone. Impact ofthe start the since spike in the overall precinct to continue cases larceny grand and show robberies up. set new was zone the since crime in drop overall a17.5% reported Gleeson ourselves.” find to time alittle us takes “It adding, new,” brand Gleeson, said rookies. without condemning his circumvented the union’s union’s the circumvented month. movethis early re-staffing in response to the citywide re-apply. can removed Those lines. new guide- the under ers, ofteach- 50% nearly off ing lay- school, the re-staff also curriculum. school’s the tweak to lars dol- federal million of $1.8 upwards request can DOE the mode, “turnaround” in community’s request. ofthe ablewas honor to part passion” the and She “heard Chancellor Dennis Wolcott. to information the relay The latest crime stats stats crime latest The complaints, Despite the “These officers are They claim the DOE DOE the claim They alawsuit filed UFT The can members Board With the school now Cruz at 718-742-3383 or email email or [email protected]. 718-742-3383 at Cruz tember. by Sep- a newname school under re-opened and closed virtually be to voted Bronx the in schools oneoften is 80 JHS reporting, been has arbitrator’s ruling. the teachers be can reversed by month. next A decision UFT. the with agreement its violated DOE the whether decide to right the tators is expectedarbitration, granting medi- schools. by opened in teachers off ing by lay- agreement contract Cruz at 718-742-3383 or email email or [email protected]. 718-742-3383 at Cruz tine Quinn. Chris- Speaker Council City to aletter in nel,” Kelly said activity encounter street daily the of precinct monitor closely more help us person- cops. problem identifying and including better training prevent unnecessary stops, to new measures unveiled Commissioner Ray Kelly as come program frisk and cops. from ofreprisal fear scared to be identified for too businessman one local stopped,”avoid said getting AvenueWestchester to just don’t through drive officers. from happy with the approach drop in crime, were not still pleased with the overall to 222 this year. 2011 in cases 186 from 19.4%, Reach reporter David David reporter Reach Times Bronx the As onnew decisions Hiring Both sides to agreed Reach reporter David David reporter Reach “These measures will over stop the Concerns “I know people owners, Business who 5 BRONX TIMES May 24-30, 2012

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Responding near adispute during arm the in A Hispanic teenager was slashed aslashing. with ended that dispute arrested as police looking into a was 168 Asuspect – 631 St. East condition. threatening alife in of the victims were reported to be tims had stabbed each other. None each of Apparently thevictims. vic- stabbing concerning female two conducting into an inquiry a double 1473 Bryant Ave. Detectives are pistol. a9-mm was culprit young with a gun. Taken away from the found being after jail in ayear facing be can male black old A 20year 165 St. East and Ave. – Longfellow vouched as evidence. was weapon The pistol. automatic semi- a9-mm was suspect the from Taken away community. Point Hunts the of streets the of off gun police removed a semi-automatic 1152 Randall Ave. With an arrest, were reported. cab. at a Nofired livery injuries informed that the bullet had been were investigators scene, the at ing bullet had Upon been arriv- fired. werePolice that alerted a officers p.m. p.m. p.m. ditional care. ad- for Center Medical Lincoln to transported was and area chest fering from a stab wound to the suf- was victim male The stabbed. been had amale where incident an into looking are investigators p.m. – 1392 Franklin Ave. Police – East 138 St. and Willis Ave. Ave. Willis 138 and St. – East THURS, MAY 10th, 6:00 6:00 MAY 10th, THURS, 5:25 MAY 10th, THURS, p.m. 2:35 MAY 8th, TUES, 1:35 p.m. MAY 8th, TUES, SAT, MAY 5th, 3:10 a.m. MAYTHURS, 3rd, 11:45 THURS, MAY 3rd, 2:30 FRI, MAY 4th, 2:35 p.m. THURS, MAY 3rd, 2:50 – Lafayette Ave. and White White and Ave. – Lafayette – 1487 Vyse Ave. Officials – 735 East 163 St. Police 163 Police St. – 735 East 42nd PCT. 43rd PCT. 40th PCT. 41st PCT. – – & get... CLASSIFIED SECTIONS ..to sell your carinour Call handling the inquiry. are detectives Local condition. ous victim the area, torso the to was wounds stab deemed from numerous Suffering attacked. to be being after Center in Medical Lincoln seri- to transported was man old year A26 Ave. River 149 and St. – East weapon was vouched as evidence. The gun. a22-caliber was males two the from Taken away agun. of possession in found were they ter af- custody into taken were males Two Ave. Hispanic – 1639 Webster detectives local by ing ongo- is inquiry The lap-tops. two trators with a fled cell phone and searched for valuables. perpe- The culprits of team the as a sheet with covered was victim the inside entered the victim’s home. Once males Four invasion. ahome into was launched as looked detectives – 1231 Sheridanwas vouched as evidence. Ave. handgun The revolver. 357-caliber An a was youth black inquiry 18 old the year from Taken away agun. recovering took a teenager into custody while p.m. body hanging. the found Officials report. ficials of- life own her taken had child the body of an 11 year old girl. The responding to a residence found officers – 1410 Police Ave. Croes raped. was woman Hispanic old a21 year that areport into looking are Squad Victim’s Special the from investigators trained – Highly the inquiry. handling are detectives Local area. chest the of side left the to wound a from suffering was man ter. The Cen- Medical Jacobi to taken and old Hispanic man was stabbed A58year Ave. 2031 Westchester dling the inquiry. han- are detectives Local available. team atrauma has who Center cal Medi- Jacobi to transported was teen the wounds, the of ousness seri- the seeing After accord. own Hospitalrived aton Montefiore his Hospital. teen The Montefiore ar- from times six stabbed being after ported trans- was Ateenager Rd. Plains to Jacobi Medical Center SUN, MAY 6th, 4:05 a.m. SAT, 11:45 MAY 5th, p.m. SAT, MAY 5th, 9:30 p.m. THURS, MAY 3rd, 10:25 MON, MAY 7th, 8:20 p.m. SUN, MAY 6th, 4:00 a.m. SUN, MAY 6th, 3:15 – a.m. – 1364 Teller Ave. Police 44th PCT.44th

Real Results! 718.260.2555 tan Bank passing a note to one of of one to anote passing Bank tan Manhat- Chase the entered thief would-be The bank. area an rob to attempt an was there after area police Additional officers Ave. Burnside – 5West were sent intoCenter. the were treated at Jacobi Medical who received minorficers injuries of- police injured two while Center totransported Lincoln Medical sons who were in custody were involved in an accident. Seven per- was facility to court the county oners from police station houses pris- transport to used being van 175 A East St. and Ave. - Webster within NYC. agun carry to also and own to failed to obtain the proper license male young The pistol. automatic police vouched a 22-caliber semi- old Hispanic male was arrested as a.m. in cash. $20 with fled culprit unknown The male. ablack by committed bery to fall to him causing the face his in punched ground was man during elderly The condition. a rob- critical in Condition Medical coln Lin- to admitted was man old year 82 An Village. – 833Concourse assembly. disorderly conduct and unlawful 14 arrested were charged with Criminal House.Bronx Court The rested over a dozen persons at the ar- officers 161 Police – East St. ing trail. vouched as evidence for the pend- from the culprit’s possession and removed was weapon The a gun. with found being after officers lice er person was arrested by local po- a.m. attacker. the for areas surround the checked also police but fled, culprit The ager. older male groped the young teen- traveling through the park when the was teen The male. a 14 old year assaulted sexually who amale for looking area apark into dispersed were – Additional police officers – 719 Calhoun Ave. A 24 year A24 year Ave. – 719 Calhoun – 1530 Sheridan Ave. Anoth- SAT, 12:30 MAY p.m. 5th, SAT, MAY 5th, 2:45 a.m. THURS, MAY 3rd, 7:00 WED, MAY 9th, 5:45 a.m. WED, MAY 9th, 1:05 p.m. 10:00 MAY 8th, TUES, MON, MAY 7th, 9:55 a.m. 46th PCT. 45th PCT. entered the store. At gun point the the point gun At store. the entered he when amask wearing was thief who robbed a cell phone store. The male ablack for underway is search a.m. the inquiry. care. Detectives will continue with was provided with specialized Jacobi Medical Center where she to taken was woman The raped. an that reported she had been awom- that aincident into looking a.m. injured. None of the victims were reported less than dollars. three-hundred one armed with a gun, fled with with males, black Three robbery. gators are looking into an armed investi- Police Ave. – 2875 Edson phone. $1100 over in removed culprits cashunknown in additionting an early morning robbery. The to an commit- for police by wanted are I- males Two3812 Rd. black Boston inquiry. their out closing Medical Examiner’s autopsy before the of results the for waiting are investigators but arrest, a cardiac baby. the infant died Apparently of a of death the into looking are cials a.m. cident. in- the about information gathered Police arm. left the to wound bullet a for treatment receiving was male black old A22year shot. been had who aperson found they where moned to Hospital Montefiore sum- were investigators Police St. 235 East and Rd. Plains – White gun. a350-caliber was culprit the from Taken NYC. away within agun sess to obtain the proper license to pos- rested another person who failed ar- Police Ave. – 2015 Creston evidence for his pending trail. as vouched and man’s possession the from removed was weapon The pistol. a32-caliber of session pos- in found was culprit unnamed The police. by custody into taken A 38 year oldExpwy. male was Bronx Cross and Ave. – Topping also a shoulder wound. and leg right the to wounds bullet from suffering was man Latino old year 34 The twice. shot been had who aman found officers police – 1920 Harrison Ave. responding handed. empty the mysterious thief the fled bank reason, unknown an For tellers. the THURS, MAY 10:30 10th, THURS, 5:10 MAY 10th, THURS, WED, MAY 9th, 1:45 p.m. WED, MAY 9th, 4:10 a.m. – MON, MAY 7th, 11:25 SUN, MAY 6th, 2:00 a.m. MON, MAY 7th, 1:45 a.m. SUN, MAY 6th, 9:35 p.m. SUN, MAY 6th, 2:05 a.m. – 3989 White Plains Rd. A Rd. Plains White – 3989 – 4219 Matilda Ave. Offi- Ave. – 4219 Matilda – Police investigators are are investigators – Police 47th PCT. worker’s hand. The suspect was was suspect The hand. worker’s city the from ascanner grabbing with charged is culprit The agent. the assistance of traffic an duty off to came officers police as arrested was Asuspect Rd. Hill Gun – East the inquiry. handling are detectives Local area. stomach the to wound astab for tal Hospi- Barnabas St. at treated was man Hispanic old A23 year bing. astab- into looking are Authorities 183 West and St. Ave. – Jerome care. medical with vided pro- and Hospital Bronx Central North to transported was woman Once in custody the 71 year old elderly woman kept police at bay. a.m. tral Bronx Hospital for treatment. they were removed to Cen- North police gained control of the worker, the Once unstable. emotionally be to seemed who worker a postal responded to assist Police officers an area hospital in stable condition. ment employee was to transported Agovern- Ave. Greystone – 3840 and to reported have minor injuries. accident avehicle in injured was officer The Center. Medical Jacobi to transported was officer police p.m. autopsy. examiner’s medical the of results the for waiting are tectives De- agun. with life own his taken had man the that believe scene man. Investigators called to the old year a96 of body the found a9-1-1 of scene the call at arriving officers Police Ave. Throop 2723 – hospital before being released. alocal at treatment medical ceived re- officer school The School. High face workercity was punched while in the The officer. safety aschool ing on dutydents were arrested assault- after at p.m. Columbus the suspect. arrest and locate, identify, to tives fruitless. Now it up to the detec- into was search their sent but area local the were officers police tional Addi- $1200 of cash. in a business robbed male armed unknown The forunderway an armed male culprit. p.m. Pacifica. aChrysler as scribed de- was which Ave. Park on vehicle gunpoint drive off with the victim’s at males Two Hispanic carjacking. areported into looking are thorities Au- Ave. Park and 184 St. – East sand dollars before fleeing. before dollars sand thief was provided with three thou- The culprit. unknown the to money the over turn to directed was clerk – 4268 Third Ave. A search is is Asearch Ave. Third – 4268 SAT, MAY 5th, 2:45 p.m. SAT, MAY 5th, 2:55 a.m. 10:15 MAY 8th, TUES, MON, MAY 7th, 3:00 p.m. 2:40 MAY 10th, THURS, WED, MAY 9th, 6:10 p.m. WED, MAY 9th, 12:15 12:30 MAY 8th, TUES, MON, MAY 7th, 7:20 a.m. – 1740 East Gun Hill Rd. A A Rd. – 1740 Hill Gun East – 925 Astor Ave. Two Ave. stu- – 925 Astor – 3965 Sedgwick Ave. An 52nd PCT. 50th PCT. 49th PCT. 48th PCT.

guished. main body ofdent commander that reported the fire had beenrespond. extin- ladder crew were requested to By 7:05structure, an additional engine & p.m. – the in debris of the amount the to due inci- towas starting darken down but fire the flames, the on water had minutesWithin the engine crews underway. were floor &first ment thatreported searches in the base- 19 Battalion structure. frame story assisted with searches of the two operation while 59’s Ladder crews into line hose first the getting with scene. 43’s Engine crew assisted as other units to started arrive on Tower 33 Ladder went to working 75& Engine of 19,ion members Under the leadership of Battal- dwelling. aprivate in was blaze the indicated structureported fire that are- of scene the at arriving ers p.m. Dept. Fire the of members trained specially by provided with medical treatment was worker The area. the cleaning while face her in sprayed Freon had cafeteria aschool in working Afemale worker. aschool assist Haz-mat personnel responded to p.m. dwelling. 17 the of story residents were atficials the scene to assist ing his residence. Red Cross of- hous- building the damaged a fire old male required assistance after a.m. dent is under investigation. inci- The fifty cash. in dollars some thousand containing reported safe asmall with fled culprits two The ed to start- and home the entered males pistol Two unknown invasion. home up whip as teamed have Squad Detective Pct. they the 40th #7and PSA Housing’s from occupant. look officers 135 Police St. East – 303 into a reportedsion of a revolver. 38-caliber posses- in found was man The # 8. assigned to Housing’sofficers PSA police by arrested was male black old year A40 Rd. Plains 755 White tion. investiga- the complete will Squad but detectives from the 43rd Pct. inquiry, initial the #8handled PSA from Housing’s Policetal. officers leg atleft when arriving the hospi- the to wound abullet from suffering was male, ablack victim, old year 38 The shot. been had who male a treated Center Medical Jacobi at staff medical The Ave. 1790 Story cause of death. death. of cause the into looking are Officials died. baby old 4-month the infant, the breathing. Despite effects to assist difficulty had baby old a 4-month responded to aofficers call where p.m. ment administration. charged with obstructing govern- – 188 Lincoln Ave. A 72 year A72 year Ave. –188 Lincoln – 2903 Valentine Ave. Police Police Ave. Valentine –2903 – 250 East 156 St. Fire Dept. Dept. 156 Fire St. – 250 East – 60 Buchannan Pl. Firefight- Pl. Buchannan – 60 THURS, MAY 10th, 7:00 MAY 10th, THURS, THURS, MAY 3rd, 12:40 THURS, MAY 3rd, 12:30 9:10 MAY a.m. 8th, TUES, SAT, 11:30 MAY 5th, – p.m. – 10:20 a.m. MAY 4th, FRI, THURS, MAY 10th, 1:30 MAY 10th, THURS, Housing Fire Log Fire 11 BRONX TIMES May 24-30, 2012 Albert Einstein Find inspiration at inspiredmedicine.org

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“These Upward Bound Bound Upward “These The move will create create will move The Congressman José E. E. José Congressman It partneredIt earlier this As part expan- the of Deliveries to the added added the to Deliveries The Bronx is gettinga BY KIRSTEN SANCHEZBY

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River lem and Fordham for University new headquartersnew the at Har- Bronx Community College vest $112.6 million to build its Upward Bound programs at food Internet grocer will in- for grants funded had tion announce the leading fresh Educa- of Department the President Ruben Diaz Jr. toPresident Ruben Diaz Jr. that announced Serrano or Bloomberg, and Borough Borough and Bloomberg, or year with Gov. Cuomo, May- Cuomo, Gov. with year of $25 all for Bronx residents. plus new customer discounts 50 percent on popular items, sale with discounts of up to to up of discounts with sale ing a Bronx grand opening sion, thesion, company ispromot- zip codeszip began on Monday. code in the borough. the in code livering directly to every zip zip every to directly livering Fresh Direct will now be de- be will Direct now Fresh nutritional shot in the arm. the in shot nutritional BRONX TIMES May 24-30, 2012 12 and they are helping Communist China to to China Communist helping are they and forces supply armed people our same These people). American the (subversives against Relations onForeign Council the through ton that influence organizations such as Halibur- the and/or World since WarCIA II. 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They should be ad- It is time for the American people to be in- be to people American the for time is It This is what has gone on and is happening The moviemakers of the film “Quicksand” are ready for their close-up. Among them (l-r) are actor Andre Andre (l-r) them actor are Among close-up. for their ready are “Quicksand” film ofthe moviemakers The Letters to the editor are welcome welcome are editor tothe Letters Let ushear

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150 Years closure, but activists be- but activists closure, fire trucks cannot leave the island’s the since lieve that singled out this year for year out this singled nies have been specifically dum. dum. internal FDNY memoran- which was 53, Company named for closure in a 2009 a2009 in for closure named Ladder its cut to any fight munity com- Island City the nies, again containing plans to isget proposal mobilizing of FY 2013 yet to shutter 20 FDNY compa- FDNY shutter 20 count. secconds precious island basically stuck while while stuck basically island truck trying to get on to the crawling, and any fire fire any and crawling, year was backed up about 2 1/2 miles, leaving cars cars leaving miles, 2 1/2 cuts. budget city to pany their FDNY Ladder Com- residents fearful of losing oflosing fearful residents Island say City warning, should bealesson to save fi Academic Programs BY PATRICK ROCCHIO City Island Mother’s Day traffi No specific fire compa- fire specific No With the mayor’s bud- Traffic that day this day this that Traffic Let Mother’s Day be a Day Mother’s be Let t t t t t t t Pre-K3 -Grade8 Field trips 100% of students admitted intoCatholicHigh Catholic High Schools Enrichment Programs Academic Intervention Honors Programs Remedial Program Math 9andScienceforAccepted Students specific initial search and and search initial specific island community needs to needs community island why to isolated as the ed need- proof the all was land Is- onCity snarl Day traffic Vacca said the Mother’s and Councilman Jimmy land are backed up. How backed are land likely company to be cut. be to company likely of calls make an isolation, Laddergeographic 53 a land possibly navigate Company aLadder could dense, all roads on City Is- “artificially low” number number low” “artificially able to reachrescue operartions at fire taller build- coming from off of the is- ofthe off from coming 53. Ladder keep stored funding to keep the scenes and has a ladder aladder has and scenes due unique to for calls area years 2010, 2011, and 2012, 2012, and 2011, 2010, years fire company open in fiscal fires. out its sister Engine Co. 70puts Co. Engine its sister ings on the island, while Ladder 53, performs “When traffic is this this is traffic “When re- Council City The (Bridge 4,5,6,7,8) 718-597-3232 www.straymondelementary.org 2380 E.Tremont Avenue •Bronx,NY10462 Sr. Patricia Brito, RJM, Principal Brito, RJM, Sr. Patricia St. RaymondElementary School Msgr. JohnGraham, Pastor State oftheArtFacilities land in sales tax, among noted that the rallies, let- City collects from City Is- from City collects 53 cannot close.” all of the money that the the money that ofthe all “With Civic Association. even march a “flashlight” and campaigns, writing ter 33 restaurants33 that receive many reasons why Ladder days, Vaccadays, said. streets, especially on holi- president at the City Island Island City president at the 53 over the past four years months and it is oneof it is and months Fred Ramftl, first vice- first Ramftl, Fred now,” year every tion said to save Ladder Company many visitors, clogging the will face over the next four thing to be expected. seem to have become some- like this that City Island only the beginning of days is a fire? Mother’s Day is Day Mother’s is afire? is such a busy day if there there day if such abusy on streets these through t t t t t City Islanders have Islanders City The island has about has island The “It is an annual tradi- Smart BoardEquipped Fully air-conditioned classrooms Computer Laboratory/Media Center Full SizeGym, Auditorium,Full and Cafeteria State oftheArt Library and ScienceLab re re company said. on p.m. Ave. 7:30 for neford der Company 53 alone.” 53 der Company way onFriday, 1,she June we have to so this, ignored we alot if risking be would save money,” Dolensek said Dolensek,bara second vice- Monday, June 4, said Bar- Sea school gym at 580 Min- at 580 gym school Sea ofthe Star Mary at St. rally budget cuts Broad- at 250 the proposed fire company on hearing Council City pany.” that funds the ladder com- don’t money they the cut so year, every abig fuss make of the city’s efforts. Civic Association. “We community and leave Lad- and community that they are trying to they are using us to show president of the City Island Island City president ofthe invest that money in our that they are playing, and others, why don’t re- others, they c mess Vacca is organizing a a organizing is Vacca There will also be a “It is a budget game game abudget is “It 15 BRONX TIMES May 24-30, 2012 RICH RAMIREZRICH “He wasalso the face Ramirez battled both weakened Ramirez’ friendsFamily, and a his comedy troupe over thethe in years. comedy stand-up of Bronx the for past two decades,performing and shows comedy booking borough the throughout right to his up tragic death. And, he was will- always individual, ing to perform an fundrais- at it be ers someone when was in need, groupcivic or organiza- tion. Rich brought of a lot laughter to the Bronx and beyond.” a rare, often fatal liver scleros- primary disease, colon and cholangitis, ing cancer. state from his issues liver contributed to him collaps- shared he home the at ing on Cathy, wife, his with 2. May attend- comedians of slew ed a memorial service for Ramirez May on Monday, 7. Bronx and native long- Ramirez,lived in who Ramirezfounded the “Rich was re- widely Stand-up comedian Rich Ramirez, 57 Ramirez, Rich comedian Stand-up time resident Rich Ramir- Rich resident time ez, 30-year whose stand-up included career comedy countless through shows the borough, died May 4, threeafter days sustain- in trauma head severe ing a fall. He was 57. to moving Pelham before the for Bay past years 25 was also Jersey, New the longtime drama teacher theat Kips Boys and Bay Girls Club. Com- SalSoul Bronx-based edyTroupe and had an act- a included that career ing on appearances half-dozen several Law & Order, soap operas and a small but 1988 the in role memorable Tom Hanks and Sally Field Punchline. film spected as a comedians’ how of because comedian stand-up,” approached he said a friend, John Roche, who worked with Ramirez on comedy nights and with “We will“We a cer- have will ceremonies The Little Island City The will parade con- The way. way. the at at monument emony Hawkins on Park Hawkins Street, then proceed on to a Pelham have Cemetery, have a small ceremony there, and and finally proceed on to Bridge the the monuments at City Island Mennona there,” ceremony said. include remarks the by laying commander, post monu- the on wreaths of ments, and a salute with rifles. will area the as well as League, the from Boy Scout and Scout Girl troops Monday’s in march also parade. the at Leonardclude Hawk- Post Legion American ins 550at City Island Avenue, with free dogs, hot soda and beer all for those who attend.

The parade will head will parade head The A number of American This along year, with The parade will step will parade step The Hundreds of sailors While Bronxites join BY KIRSTEN SANCHEZ KIRSTEN SANCHEZ BY City Island veterans to host to veterans Island City Mem’l Day Parade, May 28 May Parade, Day Mem’l making stops along the down City Island Avenue, down City Island Avenue, Legion Post 156. 156. Post Legion vice officer for American American for officer vice said Robert Mennona, ser- Mennona, Robert said ing in the line of march, march, of line the in ing the Bronx will also be join- Legion posts from across form. School band will also per- also will band School Band, the Salesian High the Monaghan Bagpipe Bagpipe Monaghan the Street. off at 2:30 p.m. on Winter Winter on p.m. 2:30 at off rade this year. this rade Island Memorial Day pa- Day Memorial Island Island Avenue for the for City Island Avenue and marines will line City parade on Monday. on parade ants with a Memorial Day Day Memorial a with ants the nation’s fallen veter- fallen nation’s the ers will be remembering barbecue grill, City Island- town, beaches at and the at other New Yorkers out of of out other Yorkers New BRONX TIMES May 24-30, 2012 16 #/,%3,!7 -!#!2/.)3!,!$ 0/4!4/%3!,!$ #/&&%%#!+% '2!.$-!3 /2!.'%*5)#% (/-%-!+%2 "/,/'.! '%2-!. 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Director of Graduate Admissions at call (914)-654-5309,AboutCNR/MarriageFamilyTherapy, our website: http://www.cnr.edu/ or e-mail Rochelle. the ofNew College atThe now cepted needs. diverse backgrounds, ages, and therapy and tofamilies of couples professionals inbecome providing designed to prepare students to program a45-credit is Therapy ily ter’s Degree in Marriage andtwo Fam- years. degrees tosummer sessions) thereby allowing be earnedyear-round (during fall, spring, and in less tothe attend opportunity college than studentsflexible schedule offering practice. private and agencies, community health clinics, mental in employment find may ates NYS license examination, gradu- completion ofUpon successful the ing this fall. School Graduate Rochelle of College New by the offered be will therapist family and a marriage York as New in State licensure for fessional education requirements to meetsigned the specifically pro- de- Therapy Family and Marriage A new degree masters program in Lehman CollegeLehman professor awarded afellowship Established by the Thomas Thomas by the Established atabat- volunteered has She Begazo, who resides in Buch- visit information further For ac- being are Applications The Graduate School Mas- a has program masters This * anthropology start- direct the group as it presents a presents it as group the direct will Chorale, ofthe founder and director Acevedo-Lucio, Carmen 2,at2pm. June Sat., on Theatre cert in con- aspecial with history mance ofperfor- years 25 celebrate will The San Juan Philharmonic Chorale 543-2219. (718) orwww.riverdalechoral.org call $18. is admission Card, Cultural Bronx available. is parking where road service Parkway Hudson Henry Street. way 252nd atWest ad- dress church’s The is pm. 5030 7:30 at 2, HenryJune Hudson Sat., on Riverdale Park- Church at Christ MunTzung piano. on Wong with the chorus will conduct Lettieri With George. Music Director John Park the in Sunday and Bess, and asmusicals West Side Story, Porgy with selections from such Broadway along Storm” Haydn’s and “The li” Coe- “Regina Mozart’s to treated be will United States. Concert-goers music of“popular” Europe and the Viennacert To entitled2012 season. Their spring con- Broadway” 2011- ofthe concert final its present “LightThe will Classics feature 547-1001. (718) From able. andService, much more are avail- Customer Skills, tenance, Office Main- Building Security, Can, Aide, grams, suchOther computer-based training pro- as Pre: day the grams during and evening. HomeComputer Health sistance. As- Letter Cover and Resume and Literacy Readiness Training, Job sistance, As- Aid Financial Assistance, lege Careerinclude Counseling, Col- daily offered are that or services The GED training. vocational and tional forof educa- tuition free services pro- anumber offers Road, Plains White seling and Center Outreach BronxSUNY Career North Coun- award. the won studentsCollege have previously City. New York in events cultural and seminars other organizations. many and Children, the Save tion, tional Planned Parenthood Federa- Interna- the Education, ternational partnerships with the Institute of In- international assignment through Riverdale Choral Society will Society Choral Riverdale For further information: visit visit information: further For Admission is $20. With the northbound the on located is It will takeThe place concert call information further For SUNY also offers tuition free Lehman adozen than More Students also attendweekly Lehman College’s * * * Lovinger , 2901 , 2901 (718) 885-2955. time. ofour issues social and cally portraying the difficult politcal atmusi- amaster is Rod songwriter. distinctive an entertainer as is he ofavirtuoso, voice the as he is a troubadour, the soul of a poet and versatility. modern folk songs, and his musical wide with his timeless ballads, world- audiences been entertaining has MacDonald career, forming accepted. are Cards Cultural Bronx 12 $5. is Admission is $15. Children under lower level. Street, Center, Fordham 190 nity Commu- Island City atthe 6pm, 3, June Sun., on MacDonald Rod ents The (718) 960-8060. fee. a $5 for available is Parking West. levard den Avenue and Bedford Park Bou- among others. Márquez, Marta and Sweet Sharon Wilhelmenia Wiggins-Fernández, Díaz, Quivar, Justino Florence more, Graves, Simon Estes, Jennifer Lar- Heppner, June Denyce Anderson, with renowned singers such as Ben as well as Rostropovich, Mstislav of direction the under ny Orchestra D.C.’s renowned National Sympho- Washington, with stage the shared Valdés. Maximiano and Figueroa Guillermo is, Romano Eugene Gandolfi, Kohn, Nelsson, Yoav Talmi, MargaretRilling, Lukas Foss, Woldemar Hill- Penderecki, Julius Rudel, Helmuth Krzysztof including conductors, orchestra leading world’s of the chorale has collaborated with some other choral groups on the island. for standards musical setting and ducing highly trained choral singers pro- for known is chorale The val. Festi- Casals renowned atthe and both with the Symphony Orchestra performances stellar for reputation a built has chorale the Orchestra, quest of the Puerto Rico Symphony Dayyear’s Rican Parade. Puerto ofthis ceremonies opening the for at St. Patrick’s Cathedral on June 3, around New York City. performancescommunity. the to open and free is Admission toRican composers. beral music, works including of Puerto held of sacredand secular cho- concert in and Uptown Coffeehouse For further information icall icall information further For ofPossessing the a heart Throughout a per- 35-year call information more For Lehman is located on Goul- In addition, the chorale has history, its the Throughout re- atthe 1987 in Established The Chorale will also perform ofseveral one is concert The * pres- 17 BRONX TIMES May 24-30, 2012 up for BY KIRSTEN SANCHEZ BY Beach season Bring on the beach! to start unofficial the As Parks Commissioner Adri- commission- the with Along opening During Friday’s this new said Anderson “Havana Cafe, is which lo- Also this NYC Parks year, had someone“We come Beach parking with begin Orchard Warming summer kicks off this weekend and parades Day Memorial with barbecues, beach goers will be summer 2012 the into welcomed cer- day opening an with season Orchard at emony Beach. Com- Borough and Benepe an will Aponte Hector missioner officially open the beach on Fri- May 25 on the promenadeday, at Section 1 p.m. 9 at ers, elected officials and Park Marianne Ander- Administrator son will be on hand to talk about patronshow can ensure a fun and safe summer the at beach. attendeesceremony, will also be treated to a air and ground heli- conducted demonstration copter by U.S. Marines. that stands concession are year will be run Havana by Cafe. cated on E. Tremont has been year,” this concession awarded Anderson said. “I believe they opened a week about ago and differ- three have will they ent food stations at the beach. excited be will people think I about that.” Department will continue its Island City the with partnership and Castle Hill libraries that to bring on Shade” the in “Stories back afternoons. Thursday continue “We will we said. so children to last stories and read Anderson year, year,” this concerts summer also some had with Latin bands on Sundays, so in that for lock to are hoping we again.” year this May 26on Saturday, and will week the during cars $7 for cost and $9 on weekends. Photos by Kirsten Sanchez A crew of pre-season beach go-ers their make way onto Orchard beach on Wednesday, May 23. New this year Orchard to beach will be three Havana Cafe concession stands. ceremony to be held on Friday, May 25.ceremony be to held on Friday, NYC ParksNYC and Recreation crew member preps the promenade opening for day Orchard beach brings crowds of people. Fisherman one make last effort bring to home a big catch before opening day at BRONX TIMES May 24-30, 2012 18 3 Sister SelineMaryFlores HONOREES RD Madeline V. 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Artie services technical and operations ofcitywide chief Parks said sunlight, of use best make to sensors by light off on and eas also have lighting shut From page 5 page From more energybecomes efficient. building the as Center Recreation Mary’s St. at shut power the switching insymbolically Authority York New and Power Department Parks the from joinofficials schools public local from Children personal expenses. ic’s corporate clin- the ofusing convicted henow stands since court to credit himself Pedro should take to payDembin that the Espadas Clinic attorney Nathan Soundview to suggested Friedlander Mark Jusice expenses. other and 1 page From State yanking Pedro Espada’s chain St. Mary’s green improvements Annual greenhouse gas ar- pool and gym The Bronx Supreme Court Court Supreme Bronx lins said. St. Mary’s is the the is Mary’s St. said. lins moreings sustainable, Rol- tive public making build- initia- PlaNYC Bloomberg’s Mayor ofthe part are center costs.” energy in a year can save $80,000 to $100,000 “We said. payback,” Rollins completed. is work of the when to Parks, ing all “political vendetta” against state’s of the example other audit yet now an- just as the Monday, of release saw the audit ofthe until aware reimbursements. Medicaid of overpayment the clinic owes for $212,000 recently released shows audit, a2009 since a dime, it owe doesn’t Soundview The renovations at the at renovations the The a has component “Each Fasciani, who not was Fasciani, said DOH State The Photo courtesy of the Parks Department Parks the of courtesy Photo building, Rollins said. said. Rollins building, the cool naturally to its roof on white coating reflective ter. The center already has supply to roof hot wa- the on system thermal a solar includes center, 2012, late in Ukpang said. enhancements, efficient gy ener- the undergo to city the first recreation center in [email protected]. [email protected]. vid Cruz at 718-742-3383 owed it. to $122,000 is lieves be- for clinic what the Plan Health Affinity provider or care suehealth Soundview for lawyers the mended sheasked. sooner?” the clinic. The next phase at the at the phase next The Reach reporter Da- reporter Reach Friedlander recom- it notrelease “Why Fernando Tirado thinks the manager 7district Board ty road. ofthe portion center onthe buses place could plan Another spaces. parking to upset closest lanes bus “offset” were tions in attendance. members community dozen several to route designs of anumber presented ity tan Transportation Author- Metropoli- the and DOT the portation. 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Admission to venues Arts onthe Council Bronx ofthe aprogram is Trolley Culture Bronx The & Grill. drink at the Bruckner Bar food, with night your trolley down wind you can and ing screen- host also a film will Gallery Art Longwood The items in the Hostos lobby. their boutique of hand-made sans Collective will set up Arti- BCA’s bronxArtworks &Grill. Bar Bruckner the and Bar &Martini Café Clock The BronxArtSpace, Theater, Pregones Arts, the of Museum Bronx @ Hostos, Gallery Art Longwood the at exhibitions art including Bronx Cultural Corridor activities along the South turing fea- 6, June Wednesday, a number on again rolls Trolley of family Bronx Cultural Trolley to roll again on Wed., June 6th The Bronx Culture Culture Bronx The ratives and histories, the the histories, and ratives nar- personal assimilation, political and home, cultural of notion onthe focuses and biennial artists’ Bronx third the is Rose, Kimberly Lanzo, Edwin Ramoran and tion, by co-curated Juanita exhibi- This arts. media and visual in artists winning Recognizes Its Own) award- 2010 and 2011 BRIO (Bronx recent presents Is Bronx the Where work HomeIs Is. Bronx the Where by HomeIs ºW: x73.86 ºN twenty-one40.85 of aviewing and reception at for 5p.m. ameet-and-greet Street) at 149th Concourse Grand 450 College, munity lery @ Hostos (Hostos Com- Gal- Art Longwood at the them. enjoy and hopto onboard welcome are all and free is June 6’s Trolley begins begins 6’sJune Trolley Trolley Culture Bronx events. The isto the evening’s cultural your way onits Hostos from ture free depar- trolley’s the dicating p.m. in- 7:30 and ticket 6:30, at 5:30, ists. art- crafts by Bronx created designs original are items All more. and cards, post mache masks and vases, paper- paintings, cards, note sculpture, wear, metal illustrations, jewelry, knit- masks, ethnic hats, cheted cro- crafts, novelties, tying creations as Korean knot- and sell such imaginative sans Collective will display Arti- BCA’s bronxArtworks intimate spaces. and landscape, urban and natural the environment, construction of identity, the The trolley bell clangs clangs bell trolley The In the Hostos lobby her collection of and poetry Robles-Alvarado Peggy and with Signing for aBook Arts ofthe Museum Bronx The include: attractions and month’s stops this trolley @Hostos, Gallery Art wood the way. venues along entertainment establishmentsdining and attractions, cultural hottest area’s ofthe several sample to opportunity given the trolley car. 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Additional informa- onthe Council Bronx the programs and activities of Trolleyture as well as other Cul- 1st’s Bronx on August in mid-July for information site at www.bronxarts.org 1.Visit BCA’sAugust web- roll on again Wednesday, will Trolley Culture Bronx Wednesday, on notrun will Trolley sidewalk. the on and Room Middle the Records in the Gallery, in *music Manyc with * design sputnyc clinyc art presents Julyan art for Gallery Bruckner the show 4.Work with ofRecent for aviewing Bar by The music… &Martini Ezra Café Clock The extroversion; version and Cohen; ofintro- subject the to lated and The Bronx Culture Culture Bronx The 29 BRONX TIMES May 24-30, 2012 PM

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Celebrate Memorial Day Day Memorial Celebrate Free Memorial Day Concert in VCP in Concert Day Memorial Free updates. providing sports and news round the bar near the top Square style ticker tape goes but very cool digital Times Times digital cool very but big screensbig and a unique, nice vantage point, lots of of lots point, vantage nice bar gives all customers a sic extrasic large ‘cheers’ style so people can talk. The clas- They don’t blastThey the don’t music Al says the food is great. great. is food the says Al been here for years. Cousin Cousin years. for here been faces. Brewskis feels like it’s with locals and familiar locals and with Friday afternoon I surrounding area. This past comfortably it fits into the the into fits it comfortably Avenue is how perfectly is how Avenue and Rice: Selection from “Evita”, “Evita”, from Selection Rice: Tremont East 3718 at Grill drew Lloyd Webber anddrew Tim Webber Lloyd the Brewskis new Bar and bxartsensemble. ArtsEnsemble, twitter.com/ ArtsEnsemble, 7399, Facebook.com/Bronx- full report next week. artsensemble.org, (718) 601- I will“Krackoon a 2”. have information: visit bronx- visit information: sequel horror upcoming the landt Golf House. For more jor gore scene last week for available at the Van Cort-available the at Van be on set as they filmed a ma- Limited free parking is also Productions letting for me Broadway and 246thBroadway Street. volved with Amuck Duck trians can the enter park at Landi and everyone in- provided under a tent. Pedes- Bronx Filmmaker Jerry blanket. Seating will also be thank personally to wants Pack a picnic andPack a picnic bring a is scheduled rain or shine. shine. or rain scheduled is The free concert tent outdoor trombonist Papo Vázquez. Vázquez. Papo trombonist soprano Halley Gilbert and and Gilbert Halley soprano conductor David Gilbert, Arts Ensemble Orchestra, Orchestra, Ensemble Arts concert features the Bronx Philip Sousa and more! The Santos, Papo Vázquez, John John Vázquez, Papo Santos, Somary, Raymond Torres- ard Bernstein, Johannes Johannes Bernstein, ard lius, Douglas Moore, Leon- and music by Frederickand by music De- (Rodgers & Hammerstein) Hammerstein) & (Rodgers Webber), and “Carousel” “Carousel” and Webber), from “Evita” (Andrew Lloyd Concert featuring selections a free Memorial Holiday Day p.m. Cortlandt in Van Park at ble on Sunday, May 27 2 at Sunday, on ble with the Bronx Arts Ensem- Arts Bronx the with BRONX TIMES May 24-30, 2012 30 nova, folk, and blues influ- and folk, nova, that encompasses the bossa sound ragtime/Dixieland 1920’s awhimsical has lero Cabal- p.m. 8 to 6 from 1, June on Friday! forlero First its er, Cabal- Maya musician and presentwill singer, songwrit- Road, Shore 895 Museum, formers such as: Plácido Do- Plácido suchas: formers per- popular and opera best for the written have been Torres-Santos arrangements ater, Dr. radio. and television the- film, ballet, hall, concert music for the vocal ic and electron- orchestral, include of his generation, his works composers leading one ofthe United States. Considered the and America Latin Asia, Europe, in audiences tracted at- music and has versatility his and orthodoxy particular ofno hallmark the bears style music. His popular home in both classical and From previous page Free Memorial Day Concert planned at Van Cortlandt Park, Sun., May 27 Singer, songwriter Maya Caballero to perform at Bartow Pell Museum Bartow-Pell Mansion a complaint. You Enroll Tips ortofile to requestKnow Before Visit nyc.gov You Enroll Know Before Symphony Orchestra, Puerto Puerto Orchestra, Symphony Philharmonic, Cosmopolitan Session Orchestra, Taipei London the ductor, led hehas Schuur. con- As Dianne and Carr Vikki fortor singer pop music as direc- served has he addition, In Puente. Tito Shew, and Bobby Hubbard, Freddie Ferguson, Maynard pianist,(Brewster’s he Millions). As jazz has RyCooder and Opera) of the worked (Phantom Burns Ralph as with posers com- for film orchestrator as Guerra. He has served also inMartínez and Juan Luis Hollywood, María Ana Gheorghiu, gela mingo, Andrea Bocelli, An- such album, featuring two songs songs two featuring album, ofherfirst release for the ing band. a full and will be accompanied by playsCity, guitar Caballero New York in raised and born musician Aself-taught west. South- American the and France in ofhertravels ences or call311 She is currently prepar- currently is She jazz, Latin, Afro-Caribbean into a career spanning the is more than thirty-five years and arranger Papo Vázquez Beach. Long University in State nia sign, Dance, Theater, De- Film, (Music, Art) Arts ofthe College of the at Califor-Torres-Santos, is the Dean concerts and recordings. Dr. lywoodsemble Orchestra, and Hol- studioOrchestra, Bronx En- Arts orchestrasOrchestra, Adelphi Chamber Symphony Queens chestra, in can Republic National Or- monic Orchestras, Domini- Philhar- and Symphony Rico and Brian Hullfish (Miss- Hullfish Brian and Chappo, Alex Black, Soft ofJoytime, Pimps Peaches), Toby Goodshank (The Moldy of albums onthe heard be can tionally, Caballero Maya Addi- BoyBrown. White film the soundtrack of the indie on appear —that beni and Here to Lead Roads — All Trombonist, composer the National Endowment for for Endowment National the under 2011 in Theater gones Award Pre- by the Masters presented with a Latino Picaro label, independent own his Records. on Marooned/Aíslado, ing Mighty record- Pirates 2008 for Vázquez’ Papo Album He willnation for Best Latin Jazz nomi- be aGrammy ary, and Febru- past this concert Art at Lincoln Center’s Jazz and ofJazz part as performed was whichpainter Lam, Wilfredo new work inspired by Cuban for a Marsalis Wynton from acommission include ors hon- worlds. Recent cording music re- and classical and house and gardens will step step will gardens and house historic our to “Visitors tive director Ellen Bruzelius. mance,” says BPMM execu- perfor- for herfirst Pell Maya Caballero to Bartow- fundraisers. at many forms humanitarian work and per- in active is She Parts). ing

“We warmly welcome signed upfor nursing school andpaid $6,000. Ten monthslater, Ifound out My dreamistobeanurse, soI the school wasn’tlicensedandthe Attorney General shutitdown. My dreamisshattered, andI’m in debt. To owe moneyfor New York record- hebegan In Palmieri. Eddie Colon and ofWillie those as such bands began performingnative at of Philadelphia, 15 A with &Culture. Arts for the Papo Ensemble Arts Bronx for the 2004 in premiered was composition at Center. classical Papo’s first Hostosdent band ofLatin Jazz Orchestra, Jazz resi- Center at Afro- for Lincoln the sion compose to receive acommis- to artist first the was and chestra, Or- Jazz Rican Afro-Puerto 19-piece for the compose to commissioned been He has pieces: Presenting program. Master- American Arts the everyone at Bartow-Pell.” everyone for something 1. There’s truly July through ondisplay bers, tools, Dibbles to Grub- Daisy garden exhibit ofantique our visit also can guests Friday! in the spirit of the past, First early June evening. Keeping for an —perfect sound unique back in time with Maya’s nothing issohard. But I’mnotgiving up. I’mgoing to theCity’s Workforce1 Healthcare Career Center for help. Brooklyn – Paula, label, Picaro Records. independent own do” onhis Orchestra “Marooned/Aisla- Papo Vazquez Pirate Mighty is CD latest His Kings”. bo Mam- “The and Blues” Better for “Mo’ soundtracks on film Orchestra. He has performed Nations United Gillespie’s in Jazz Ensemble and Dizzy member of Tito a as Puente’s touring Cardona, Milton Lat- Mel Lewis, Hilton Ruiz and withalso Dizzy Gillespie, performed and Orchestra toured with the Ray Charles Hehas O’Farrill. Chico and Barretto Ray All-Stars, nia Fa- -The salsa in top names with performing and ing email [email protected]. [email protected]. email or 885-1461 (718) call quested; Trolley, Seaside Bronx the by provided is transportation providedLight refreshments be will at for members. no6-17; free and charge. from children and seniors Free Reservations are re- are Reservations for $5 $8; are Tickets 31 BRONX TIMES May 24-30, 2012 I took this photograph of La Lupe’s grave site on Wednesday, May May Wednesday, on site grave Lupe’s La of photograph this took I 16. While visiting St. Raymond’s Cemetery, and my wife I decided payto our respects “The to Queen Although of Soul.” she passed away in 1992, the grave was carefully tended and fresh flowers were there. placed The officialstreet sign she settled she down somewhat, and religion to turning switching togospel music. The “Queen of Latin Soul” was reigning as more a be- calmed soul the but damage was already done and death finally knocked on her door peace age at at now 52. She’s in St.Cemetery. Raymond’s bearing her name was un- veiled at a gala ceremonyon June 12, 2002 and both for- mer Borough President Fer- nando Ferrer and the then India La current Borough President Adolfo Carrion were there celebrate. help Camano, to sang Rene one of Lahits, “Que Te Pedi” (What Lupe’s son, biggestdid I ask and you?) of La Lupe’s Rainbowand daughter, Gar- singing. the in joined cia, Joe Cuba also performed and many tributes to her work with Mongo Santama- captured ria and TitoPuente could been be heard. There will never have be another La Lupe her but antics on film and can be viewed internet. the on Shewas manic and al- La Lupe, also known most impossible to control. control. to impossible most Shewas fighting a losing battle with herself and it would certainly bring help her early demise.about Stardom only added to her especially behavior erratic after Pedro Almodovar in- her songcluded “Puro Te- atro” in his film “Women of a Nervouson the Verge Her stageBreakdown.” areshows unforgettable she managed iswhich why to sell her performance out Madisonat Square Garden, the first Latin singer to do so. her of some by Yiyiyi La as fans, to moved East 140th Bronx in the Street here here remained and 1986 in until her untimely death on February 29, 1992. It was during these years that She recorded her first Balboa to play faster and and she was making a name for herself the at local clubs. faster show- Her performance Club at really 1958 in Red La play to cased her talent as she kept telling thepianist Homero Balboa She was morefaster. than just another was she singer, a performer. el en diablo el “Con album, cuerpo” (With the devil in Victor RCA body), for my in 1960 and two years later was exiled to the United States. She became an im- on mediate sensation her for extreme antics, such as her banging her high heels on herself throwing piano, the urging on the floor, tossing clothes available else anything and wild theat audience. The crowds went and she responded with un- bounded energy.

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There’s a stretchThere’s of La Lupe, Queen of Latin Soul, lived on E. 140th St. 140th E. on lived Soul, Latin of Queen Lupe, La moved tomoved Havana and soon following year her family on the radio in 1954. The winning a singing contest becoming star-struck after to become a teacher until Santiago, and was studying in San Pedrito, a barrio of born on December 23, 1936 1936 23, December on born the revolution. Shethe was revolution. to come out of Cuba after after Cuba of out come to portant Latin female singer questionably the most im- known as La Lupe, was un- Yoli Raymond,Yoli commonly it init December of 2001. City Council approved who rion to a more receptive receptive more a to rion ough President Adolfo Car- later re-introduced Bor- by Fernando was It Ferrer. it wasit first introduced by surrounding the bill when had been some controversy controversy some been had called it very well as there there as well very it called asked me about it andasked it I re- me about Way.” Someone recently Way.” ing the name “LaLupe an official street sign bear- sign street official an press Avenue that carriespress Avenue St. Ann’s Avenue and Cy- St. Avenue Ann’s East 140th Street between BRONX TIMES May 24-30, 2012 32 held each year since 19 81 and and 81 19 since year each held been has competition BAE High Schoolsenior atMaguette Ndiaye, flutist, of a Celia Music. CruzScience High School and Bronx at student Bronx grade The9th Jayadev, Sidarth violinist ceivedseason. 2012-2013 cash for the concerts subscription its on oneof awardsperformance with the BAE asolo and $500 awarded be will Madeleine winner, topprize As were Houses. ated Amalgam- Hall, at Vladeck 21 held onSaturday, April Contest Young Artist Bronx Ensemble’s Arts Bronx the at prize first awarded was School, High Science Bronx at asophomore and violinist Robert Schaefer, Tiffany Dominguez, Aidan Nguyen, Ashby, Vi Zaria Mendez, Nirvana Dipre, William Those recognized include orbetter. tive of95% average cumula- who overall have an students those are pal’s List members. year’s this HoWongSik are Nicholas Pappas, and senior Alexandra Andreani, junior sophomore Gonell, Daurys dent of each stu- oneranked year. number the Freshman Club. is Amember Founders certificates to those in the Msgr. Scanlan, distributed of Bradley, principal Padilla assembly. this at applauded also was leadership demic classmates. deserving very to awarded being ships scholar- inhouse of number ing efforts that resulted in a their generous fundrais- ability. Clubsfor cited were leadership for their ognized and organizations, were rec- within the school’s clubs positions, elected in Those annual Leadership Assembly. HighScanlan School held its Bronx Science violinist BAE winner Leadership recognized Runners-up who re- Runners-up Madeleine Manasse, Members of the Princi- ofthe Members aca- of Recognition Recently, Monsignor has participated in the East- Music and Barth’s Festival St. ofthe amember is She Symphony. Youth York New the hold to in aposition ist came the youngest violin- be- and Competition, eton prizewinner in the Princ- top shewas year Last tra. Orches- forSchool Strings soloist the with a featured of10 age was by the 5 and at herstudies began 16, age careers. chestra to professionalsome of whom have gone on musicians, for ence talented solo andpublic performance or- experi- avaluable it affords singers, and to instrumentalists or attend school here. Open ther live in the Bronx and/ who ei- 14 20 ages and tween be- music to open students is Liner Nunez. Liner and Feliciano Cindy Downes, Joshua Melody Martin, saud, Lisa MarieSatesh Ortiz, Per- drea Conde, Kwasi Mensah, An- Dindyal, Jaquez, Crystal Perla Frederick, Simone Nina Infante, Rodriguez Paola- Lawrence, Rohan spo, Gionna Casatelli, Nina Cre- Howard, Cierra Rodriguez, sario, Arlene Vivar, Jayden Ro- Danielle Sims, Stevenson Kyle Solis, Marilyn Parra, Delorbe, Lisbeth Briana tim, Jeannie-Faye Veloso, Sin- Abigail Diaz, Arysdalia Ramirez, Madison Castillo, Hogan, Jessica Sharella ander Cabrera, Kase Cruz, Alex- Jalloh, Mariama Cruz, Victor Mouzon, Joshua cia, Jade Reyes, Gar- Genesis na, Cardo- Jose Charles, Joseph Barrera, Angellyn Rosario, Emma Dipre, Nemesis Jines, Brandon Gonzalez, ham Abra- Lowe, Chelsea Parra, Leslie Garcia, Paola include honored so Those Honors. First received 94% to of 90% average cumulative overall Montano. Edgar and guez Rodri- Brandon Cruz, DeLa Henry, Lysa Vasquez, Danny Madeleine Manasse, Students who have an [email protected]. ext.Geideman at (718) 863-9134, 143, Jennifer contact program, sports its and School, High or emailtion concerning Preston jgeide- test. put the to be soon will and off paying tices. prac- organized planned, well work, in ofhard hours won by are games Softball success. to noshortcuts are goal. ings to accomplish this work- inner the possesses fident that this young team con- feels Mazza team. this for hopes high has Mazza Champions. Westchester Bronx/ current the are and record a12-1 with season, are going into the playoff Panthers Preston ship, the Champion- Archdiocese the ahead. is running with team full steam Softball Varsity ble.org. tion: www.bronxartsensem- College. ers Teach- State (NJ) Montclair ler, at member music faculty Hel- Marsha oboist and zine; editor of Opera News maga-composer and contributing the BAE; John W. Freeman, of director ecutive/artistic ex- and Scribner, bassoonist competition were William there. Orchestra Symphony lege certmistress of the Pre-Col- con- ofMusicis School and Juilliard Division ofthe Setzer in the Pre-College ofAnn student scholarship a currently is Madeleine Musicowmount Festivals. Mead- and Greenwood ern, No shortcuts No shortcuts to success to For further informa- For further Their hard work is This team knows there Rachel coach, Head Setting their sights on Preston High School’s For further informa- For further for BAE Judges the ment faculty for this special special for this ment faculty depart- art by the selected works were their and dents Stu- art. digital and pencil tured including paint, ink, fea- was formats and media of works. variety Awide choices best formit their the sub- and showcase view the to friends and alumnae In addition Preston invited enjoyment. community’s entire for the branch of the walls the graced students over Preston School 50 High by created artwork, The ofMarch. month the ing Show dur- Art community of Citibank held its annual AvenueTremont branch conjunction with the East president. F. Stepinac Father Jr, ofTrustees and Collins, Stepinac ofthe Board Plunkett, chairman Thomas recently.Award him(l-r) Stepinac’s held Trustees at William Awardsare With Reception Annual 2nd Enrichment Student the received (center), Bronx the pincipal, ofthe School Stepinac High Carty Paul SALESIAN Manager, Patricia Fournier, and the PHS Art Show winners. Show Manager, Fournier, Patricia Art PHS the and branch Citibank with Larsen, Kristin and Narizhnaya Elisa Edelstein, Glen teachers, (l-) art Pictured PHS Preston, Citibank hold community show art Preston High School, in in School, High Preston

PRESENTS Rosado; Best Painting: Al- Painting: Best Rosado; showcase: of the asrecognized the winners were students following The ed at the awardsit every year”, ceremony. PatriciaWe look stat- forward patrons. our and bank the to holding event exciting for an is “It alumna. Fournier, aPreston branch manager, Patricia Jane Grendell and Citibank principal Preston teachers, art Preston families, their artists, student the were Citibank. In attendance heldat was reception and 29, an awards ceremony Thursday,showcase, March exhibition.

STUDENT Best in Show: in Best Chelsea day ofthe final the On

ENRICHMENT ception. of during art this special re- works their display to vited Preston students were in- interesting sculptures. All and masks hand-made ing brant colorscame of gymnasium PHS The 25th. paint, April on held to Show Art wide excit- lifeculminated with a school- withKlein. the Jeff Senator from lamation vi- proc- aspecial received also Collazo. Patricia and Jose Sneha orable Mentions: Creative: Toni Senior; Hon- Most Gloriani; Charlee ing: exandria Foglia; Best Draw- Preston’s art program program Preston’s art Each of the winners

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39 BRONX TIMES May 24-30, 2012 Photo by Marc Raimondi Photo by William Thomas Continued page on 42 Clinton got its first two runs and the final not fair. eight, it’s Which want?’ one do you I would takenhave the final every eight single time.” Savan- when inning third the in nah Lopez drove in Brittany Ruff Preston players celebrates their victory. “Nobody remembers who JEREMY BASSIE...... PAGE 41 BASSIE...... PAGE JEREMY “[Danielle] said that I needed to lace into them, that that them, into lace to needed I that said “[Danielle] pretty usually at. I’m a real needed they yelling stoic, all everyone. of We proud but my spots. I pick I’m just pulledthrough.” after Stevenson lost to Francis Lewis on Friday. Thewon he said. Bronx,” “They talk the about final teams eight came somebody If city. the in down from and heaven said, ‘Coach, can’t The have you Bronx Clinton coach and Rich Eaton assistants (c.) Moe Rivera (l.) and Bernstein Steve talk their to team. Continued page on 42 “I was just like, oh my God, we God, we my oh like, just was “I Preston meets St. Joseph by The junior right-hander end- right-hander junior The FofanaBut was running out Martinez ended walking up won we believe couldn’t “I ClintonBut (12-6) gutted esan softball semifinals Sunday Sunday semifinals had Preston glove. her with snared escaped softball with 4-1 a win Moore over Archdioc- CHSAA the in Catholic esan Veterans Bicentennial afternoon at Memorial Field in The Bronx. Kelly was the one of first to players run and Orrico mob in the circle. going – we’re todid the won it, we said. Orrico championship,” the Sea field its back home at Tues- day in the final, its first title game since 2004. Sea beat Preston earlier sev- the in the season, then but again so in did losses came those of Both Catholic. Moore actually Moore to ed up with her best start of the ral instincts. just snapped It into the of head andmy I caught it.still I start can’t believe it.” best her with up ed in strikeouts season, 10 giving just up one run with hits five on innings. seven pitch- after gas throwingof more es than she has since injuring her ankle last month. She went to a two-ball count on Estrada to lead offthe seventh and Eaton Kimberly for Marti-tookout her nez, a strike-throwing slingshot pitcher. Estrada and the coach reinserted Crystral out Fofana, telling his ace was it her struck game to win from there then on out. Fofana Estrada before hard Valdes’ lin- er. the Eaton said. game,” “Maguette was breaking down. The speed was falling apart. The control was starting I didn’t like to go. us game.” that in innings extra in The Governors somehow. out it windidn’t even PSAL Bronx A matter this year like had six it of thelast didn’t That yearsseven with least at a share crown. the of to Eaton – his team is the last one from the borough remaining BY MARC RAIMONDI MARC BY BY MARC RAIMONDI MARC BY Megan Kellydidn’t think about The Preston junior ran in from third the get to wanted just “I The Kirsten next batter, Reina, The ball seemed to hang in in hang to seemed ball The Cardozo leadoff hitter Ga- first, “I know this at is going to sound stumbled Fofana game-ending the complete To The wild end game gave Fofana catch said it,” “Just Preston win sets up Archdiocesan title game title Archdiocesan up win sets Preston Fofana sends Clinton to quarters to Clinton sends Fofana it – not beforeit and not after she made the biggest of the play game. her center field position and dived full extension to catch runner pinch after off second Paparito Christina a Kristen Broecker single the up middle. was It the second of the out Catho- Moore with inning seventh lic threatening, Kelly showed but no emotion. she said. “I justout,” wanted to fin- ish the game.” hit a hard liner back to the circle, Julianna pitcher which Orrico the air hours. for briella socked Valdes a hard line drive the up middle. DeWitt Clinton Maguette pitcher Fofana didn’t knock down it it – she sent upward with her glove. the in thing craziest the like I glove her hit it when but world, that thought went lost and it we when her about seemed Maguette air, the in calm up this have to I actually believed she was gon- Clintonna catch coach it,” Rich said. Eaton then She turned looked up. around, steps tookfew a behind the mound and settled the ball into her glove. first to tossed Fofana play, double Jasmineto force out Estrada, who didn’t tag up. 12No. Clinton an incredible, 3-1 upset win 5 Cardozo No. over in the PSAL Class A softball second round Friday in Oakland Gar- dens. The Governors, in their years five in quarterfinals third and second straight, will meet 4 ConstructionNo. on Monday. herself.she told “It natu- was my Ethics In

Watching Football Continued page on 42 “Nineteen times more likely!! “Staggering fact. So we’re “Fascinating question. With- question. “Fascinating And the AtlanticWire.com I’ve always felt that football football that felt always I’ve NY Giants DE, Osi Umenyiora It could have could It bowled me over bowled is it ethically defensible to watch it -- awaits NFLawaits after players retirement, back to the question: Knowing what likely such a diagnosis. to have ers from age 30-49 are 19 times more syndrome -- and retired NFL play- diagnosed with a dementia-related five times more likely to have been been have to likely more times five retired NFL in players their 50s are study at thestudy of Michigan, at University here begs to differ: According to a to differ: According to begs here not that this but simple, statistic football players die. It’s probably probably It’s die. players football out fans,out football dies. With fans, ball?’ to watch and enjoy a gameto and watch of foot- enjoy asked: ‘Is ethically it defensible cult choices.’ choices.’ cult in life, we will have to make diffi- make to have will we life, in pens in a former player’s head later later head player’s former a in pens happens on the field and hap- what about theabout connection between what Tinley learn we wrote, more ‘As that, “At Midwest Sportsthat, Fans, “At Josh Greg (CBSSports.com) Doyle us told i n g w a r r i o r s i n C o l i s e u m g a m e s . that half of them were like visit- like were them of half that were a lot likewere a lot gladiators and players, especially pro players, children from playing football. Because of that he’ll trybto keep his his life confined to a wheelchair. said that it’s likely that he’ll finish finish he’ll that likely it’s that said BRONX TIMES May 24-30, 2012 40 for the Adidas Grand Prix on June 9. 9. onJune Prix Grand Adidas for the medals have been added to the field World of26 Championships a total ter race. me- Youththe 4x400 Boys and Girls and meters 100 the in kid old fastest 8years for 7and Prix Grand Adidas for the trials event the the hosts als, (Randall’s Island). Stadium at Icahn #3 Series lenge Youth the in Chal- competed diacs involved in two altercations with Cardinal Spellman coaches last week. last coaches Spellman Cardinal with altercations intwo involved Wall was Stampfell commissioner baseball CHSAA and coach Michael St. Mount playoffs after spat with commish Zodiacs Track Team competes inYouth Challenge Series #3 Spellman pushes back CHSAA Nine athletes who have won med- many winning Besides Zo- the Saturday, 20, May On Continued on page 42 on page Continued Pilots’ coach, Lou Brescia, suspended for two games BY DINKINS WINSTON Photo by Kendall Rodriguez Kendall by Photo cracked wise to Brescia, winking Stampfel homeumpire, plate the a conversation with Brescia and In by rule. noviolation, was there appearance plate his not complete did batter accused the but because said, out oforder, sources batting said.sources Spellman and Mount, multiple between game aleague day during rescheduled. It intensified Mon- be would Hallows All with game about when arained-out agreement adis- week in last started Stampfel and Spellman between blood bad sources. to cording first-round elimination games, ac- AA Class site for Sunday’s CHSAA host the as field his pulled entini Val- Mario director athletic Mount enough, notharsh was committee executive league by the Brescia to said. sources meeting, coaches Archdiocese CHSAA at the later aday escalated incident that – an coach Michael St. Mount the also Stampfel, with altercation on-field for an contest, playoff team’s first pended two games, including his sus- been has Brescia Lou coach learned. for has Sunday, Post The scheduled initially games playoff two poning post- to contributed directly has and reverberated throughout the league commissioner Wally Stampfel has baseball CHSAA and Spellman nal Continued on page next page next on page Continued Brescia accused Mount of of Mount accused Brescia the that Post told The Sources Feeling that the penalty given baseball Spellman Cardinal Cardi- A bitter feud between BY MARC RAIMONDI Zodiacs Track Games. TeamZodiacs Hershey the before weekend in the King ofNew York at Gauchos Gym. King Classic the in weekend this which competes SCAN, Team Bronx-based for the contributed also points. of23 average by an tournament the in won games five SCAN and double in figures scored all Seymour Kevin and McKnight 17s up at the playing level. game championship Shootout mour Under Ar- Elite CT the in Law, 73-38, Lightning Island Long defeated Armour Shootout in Conn. Team SCAN wins Under Terry Larrier, Eric Long, Cheick Diallo and Michael Jurzynski Jurzynski Michael and Cheick Diallo Long, Eric Larrier, Terry Quincy Shavar Newkirk, Chambers, Conrad McCullough, Chris With five players weekend. heldup last ranking No. 1national SCAN’s inTeam double figures, the SCAN 16-and-under team SCAN’s 16-and-under team. BY MARC RAIMONDI Photo courtesy of Zodiacs Track Team Track Zodiacs of courtesy Photo Photo by Marc Raimondi Marc by Photo 41 BRONX TIMES May 24-30, 2012 Continued next on page “I’m proud of everyone,” everyone,” of proud “I’m setsIt a rematch up with beenHe’s vital throughout we them, to lost we “After certainly outburst BasSie’s ence got every point, big stopped runs on its and own runs went thewhen timing wasright. Singh said. all “We just pulled through.” Academy of American Studies, the undefeated 1 seed. No. The one time the two teams played non-league a in season, this match, was a two-set sweep by the Eagles. Bronx But Science Barbulescu,didn’t have was who the at injury ankle an nursing time. theplayoffs and arguably the top go-tohitter in the middle or otherwise. Barbulescu had two third the in late kills booming Wol- the propel helped that set our fix verines to to victory. practice to back eventual- went could we that so game beat Henriquezly them,” said of Academy of American Studies. going we’re “Now to see if that off.” paid Tues- on them propel to seemed Science was down 9-3day. the at Science under re “[Danielle] said that I need- Singh ended with up 13 “I can’t even believe we won, Brooklyn because That’s Tech like felt he said BasSie in the right bud away. they that them, into lace to ed BasSie at,” yelling real a needed stoic, pretty usually “I’m said. spots.” my I pick but fi- the in three including kills, nal eight points to close the door Science for (14-0). Henriquez had 30 assists and four kills, Alex Barbulescu added nine kills and kills. six with finished Chin Nate top-seeded meet Wolverines The second Academy of American Studies its 5:30 match championship the in making Sci- be Hunter. at back Thursday will BasSie ence three in final the in appearance you,” with years. honest be to said. Tech (15-1) was relentless. The Engineers didn’t quit, even down in 23-17 the first set as be- 24-21 within to climbed they fore Henriquez finished with it a dump kill. that from momentum carried hispoint on, somehow yet team willed Sci- to a victory. its way BY MARC RAIMONDI MARC BY Jeremy BasSie handed his his handed BasSie Jeremy The mild-man- even-keeled, time- that done never be-“He’s called BasSie When up,” us woke it guess “I Henriquez said that Sci- Coach lights fi lights Coach sports jacket to his wife and and wife his to jacket sports assistant coach Danielle and turned to histhe on players bench. Then, the Bronx Science coach loose. let nered BasSie yelled, he screamed and he called individuals out. were stunned.The Wolverines hit- middle senior ever,” – fore ter Preet Singh said. “But I was happy did.” he Scienceout, was down six points Afterward, set. third the in early the second-seeded Wolverines reeled off thenext three points and gutted a wild, out 25-21, 24- 26, 25-21 win 6 Brooklyn No. over volleyball boys PSAL the in Tech Hunter semifinals at Tuesday College in Manhattan. junior setter Jerry Henriquez said. ence were players yelling each at other on the court and getting team, the something – frustrated haswhich great chemistry, didn’t do all season. BasSie nipped that Car Required!

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again.” The Spellman assistant assistant Spellman The again.” got in the commissioner’s face, but sources said there was physical no up broke coaches as made contact the potential fracas. be reached comment, for has also been suspended an for undeter- mined amount of time, sources said. Sources said he has a history of being ejected from games. first- the 15 years,missioner for declined to when sure comment on the situation except to wasn’t he say round games would be played. He referred all questionsthe about field to Valentini, did not re- who Monsi- turn a voicemail message left by day. Post. The another back are angry that the playoffs will be meet to pushed slated was McClancy off gnor face to supposed Regis and Monsignor Farrell and were Salesian at Mount. playing not we’re [Sunday],” Mc- said. Melito Nick coach Clancy “There’s uncertainty when about gonnawe’re be playing and now these games are going to be bunched all not fair It’s up. to any of the teams.”

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In the final exchange, near On Tuesday, at a league coach- Brescia declined comment di- Brescia was then ejected from Brescia, incensed by the show show the by incensed Brescia, Pilots’ coach suspended 2 games 2 suspended coach Pilots’ Bommel never to “f------talk to me me to talk “f------to never Bommel according to sources, told Van Van according sources, to told the end of the meeting, Stampfel, the game against Spellman. that Stampfel was not ejected from occasions Bommel with Van angry heated arguments on two separate Van BommelVan and Stampfel got into Spellman assistant coach Donald Donald coach assistant Spellman es meeting Mount St. at Michael, rectly on the incident. game sometime this week. second-round playoff elimination Pilots will likely compete in a a in compete likely will Pilots Saturday, a Spellman The victory. which finishedwhich after up innings 14 day’s gameday’s against Fordham Prep, two contests, the first being Fri- the game and suspended the next ing the tussle. the ing ended falling up to the ground dur- contact with the ump. Stampfel Stampfel ump. the with contact between the two and Brescia made missioner/coach. The umpire got got umpire The missioner/coach. bury you” and cursed at the com- the at cursed and you” bury of disrespect, Stampfel, told “I will wentoff. to sources, and the Spellman coach coach Spellman the and sources, to From previous page previous From and sucking his teeth, according BRONX TIMES May 24-30, 2012 42 youth girls to compete. If the the If compete. to youth girls Hopefully they will allow the Prix. Grand Adidas ofthe tor considered by the meet direc- be will and issued was test diac athlete Zo- for the far too were girls to catch. other The continue. 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Kimberly Dr. “Our college puts forth the honorees dedication, in- andnovation, success as a source of inspiration to our students, as they soon aheadlook to their own promising careers.” received have who students poignantly scholarships related the opportu- how nity has had a tremen- lives. their on impact dous Mercy College freshman Meriem Sbaiti, helps who care her autistic young- for er brother is home, at now able to pursue a degree make due and healthcare in to career able be “My scholarship. her to to is goal a difference not only in my brother’s life, in but the everywhere,” kids of lives she said. “Each who of you support the Mercy College fund re- is scholarship making for sponsible my dreams of helping others become a reality.” first and American Heart Teaching Association nu- combines Garden this trition educationwith learning garden-based to like vegeta- promote the consumption and fruits more of programs bles by children. 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