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Vol 109 Number 18 www.RisingMediaGroup.com Friday, May 2, 2014 Yonkers’ Best & Brightest: Mayor Spano Pitches Early College High School ‘Generation Yonkers’

Attending the April 29 launch of the “Generation Yonkers” marketing campaign were Yonkers city officials and business leaders featured in the campaign. From left are onyT Schwartz, Salutatorian Lisette Garcia, left, and valedictorian Diana Ordonez-Perez. founder and president of The Energy Project; Laura Alemzadeh, general counsel for Kawasa- ki Rail Car, Inc.; Joy Carden, first vice president at Hudson Valley Bank; Yonkers City Council President Liam McLaughlin; Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano; Robert Cioffi, principal for Progres- By Bayan Baker The two have also interned together at Al- sive Computing; and Nick Califano and John Rubbo, co-owners or Yonkers Brewing Co. Diana Ordonez-Perez and Lisette Garcia, bert Einstein Medical College Microbiology By Dan Murphy Development began a marketing campaign this Early College High School Seniors, both share Laboratory for two years during the summer Where will the next urban expansion, week, aimed at the next generation of the na- a love for chemistry – their favorite subject and school semesters, and have interned at Har- in and around Manhattan, be? Ten years ago tion’s workforce to consider the city as their – and admire Dr. Kumari Johal, a chemistry lem Children’s Society, focusing on research Brooklyn was the place for members of Genera- home, and turn Yonkers into the next urban teacher at ECHS. Diana will graduate as vale- in bioinformatics, where they studied genetic tion Y to live; 20 years ago it was Hoboken, N.J. frontier of economic and real estate expansion dictorian with a grade-point average of 97.73 diseases and used computer-based programs to Mayor Mike Spano and the City of Yonkers in and around Manhattan. and Lisette as salutatorian with a GPA of 97.17. pinpoint certain genes in a variety of diseases. are hoping Yonkers will be the next stop. Called “Generation Yonkers,” the new ini- They have also taken the same advanced Diana and Lisette continue to be involved in Spano and the city’s Office of Economic placement honors classes for college credit, their student government and Key Club, and the Continued on Page 5 including global history, Spanish literature, National Honor Society and National Business chemistry, statistics, U.S. history, English lan- Alpha-Beta-Gamma Honors Society, as well as guage, physics, art, and government and poli- other school and community-related services. tics. Continued on Page 9 Women’s Civic Club of Nepperhan Recognizes Service Three Yonkers High Schools Among the Best in the Nation Three Yonkers public high schools have ing environments that nurture academic success been named among the best high schools in the and provide students the opportunity to achieve nation by U.S. News and World Report. their post-secondary goals,” added Dr. Nader Yonkers Middle/High School is once again Sayegh, president of the Yonkers School Board. a Gold Medal school, ranking 105th in the coun- “We applaud each school’s students, staff and try and 20th in the state; Saunders Trades and families for personifying excellence.” Technical High School is also a repeat finalist, “Yonkers is once again proud to boast some as its silver medal ranking places the school in of the nation’s best schools, including Yonkers the top 10 percent of the nearly 20,000 schools Middle/High School and Saunders Trades and analyzed; and Palisade Preparatory School has Technical High School, which have been re- earned its first standing in the ranking, also plac- peatedly ranked among the top schools in the ing in the top 10 percent with a silver medal country, as well as Palisade Preparatory School, honor. which has now joined the ranks of the nation’s Schools were awarded rankings based on best,” said Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano. “Con- student performance on state assessments and gratulations to our students, teachers, principals college preparedness. and administrators on their continued success “This recognition validates the district’s and their dedication to academic excellence and commitment to rigorous standards and a cur- preparing our leaders of tomorrow.” Members of the Women’s Civic Club of Nepperhan, one of the oldest community organiza- riculum that prepares our students for post- Recently, Yonkers Middle/High School was tions in Yonkers. Photo by Donna Davis. secondary study,” said Interim Superintendent named the third most challenging high school in of Schools Dr. Michael Yazurlo. “It is a testa- Westchester County – 17th in New York State By Donna Davis CEO for the Yonkers Family YMCA, and Hope ment to our staff, who encourage our students to and 214th in the nation – in the latest study con- The Women’s Civic Club of Nepperhan held Hollinsworth-Coaxum, president of the West- strive for excellence; our families, who provide ducted by Washington Post. In August 2013, the it 86th scholarship luncheon April 26, where 130 chester Gold Star Mothers Yonkers Chapter and the necessary support to our young scholars; and school was named a Reward School by the New guests came out to show their support of the day’s playwright and employee at Yonkers City Hall in our students, who embrace the challenges of York State Education Department. The state honorees. the Office of Constituent Services, were recog- college-level coursework.” honored schools that “made the most progress The Shirley Williams Scholastic Awards nized for their extensive history of community “Under the leadership of Principals Jane or have the highest achievement in the state with of $1,000 each were given to two high school service. Wermuth, Steven Mazzola and Dr. Michelle Ya- no significant gaps in student achievement.” seniors: Carmen Green-Arias from Riverside There were raffle prizes ranging from local zurlo, these three schools have cultivated learn- Continued on Page 7 High School plans to have a career in the field of businesses, such as the Arthur Murray Dance Stu- homeland security, while Jeda Warren from Early dio, the Cheesecake Factory and Pandora Jewel- College High School plans to become a pediatric ers at Ridge Hill; Toni Butler also raffled off one nurse practitioner. of her fabulous hat creations. Shirley Williams was a dedicated member of Anyone interested in contacting or joining Cross County Shopping Center: the club for almost 40 years. When she passed the club may send correspondence with name and away in 2009, the club voted to establish the contact information to: The Women’s Civic Club This, Too, Really is Yonkers award in her name. of Nepperhan, Inc., P.O. Box 1117, Yonkers, NY Shawyn Patterson-Howard, president and 10703. See more photos on page 12 Check Out the Upcoming Yonkers Arts Weekend

By Steve Force out Yonkers, such as works of art and places Gimbel’s was the anchor store at Cross County for many years. Yonkers Arts, a community-based orga- of artistic interest, including public art, venues By Eric W. Schoen when we were kids? nization that promotes the arts and artists in for exhibits and performances, and buildings An open-air mall in 2014, when most malls Yes, friends, Cross County Shopping Center – Yonkers, unveiled its Art Spots Map as part of of architectural significance. are now enclosed? Two Woolworths’ in the same also known affectionately to Yonkersites as Cross the City’s Yonkers Arts Weekend. The map is Each art spot is numbered and color-cod- mall? A hospital in the middle of a shopping mall? County, the center, the mall and other name – cel- a guide to more than 70 “art spots” through- Continued on Page 11 And what happened to the lions and the rams in ebrates 60 glorious years in business this week. front of John Wanamaker’s that we used to hop on Continued on Page 8 See Yonkers Arts Weekend Map on Pages 10 & 11 PAGE 2 - Yonkers Rising - Friday, May 2, 2014 Play Ball: Little League Fancy Hat Contest Returns Kicks Off 2014 Season To Empire City Casino

Last year’s winner of the Fancy Hat Contest.

The “Run for the Roses” on the first Satur- Debbie Nigro, host of “The Debbie Nigro Show” day in May is revered as the “most exciting two on WFAS; Mike Bennett, co-host of “Mike and minutes in sports,” and Empire City Casino will Kacey in the Morning” on WHUD; and Joe Far- continue its Kentucky Derby tradition May 3 with aldo, president of the Standardbred Owners As- its annual “Fancy Derby Hat Contest” and a free sociation. two-horse exacta box wager to add to the thrills. Empire City will also serve Triple Crown The first 700 Empire Club members to visit cocktail specials from Kentucky Derby Day the Gotham Palace promotions booth at 4 p.m. through the Belmont Stakes on June 7, all priced will receive the Kentucky Derby two-horse, $2 at $6. They include Mint Julep (Bulleit Bourbon exacta box, total wager $4 (limit one per Empire whiskey, sugar, mint and water in a crushed ice Club member). filled glass and garnished with a mint sprig), The Derby at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Black-Eyed Susan (Ketel One vodka, St-Germain, Ky., has traditionally been known for the fancy lemon juice, lemon grass and blackberry simple hats worn by Derby-goers, especially – of course syrup topped with bitters and garnished with a – the ladies. Entrants can register between 2 and 4 sage leaf), and Belmont Breeze (George Dickel p.m. trackside on the raceway apron wearing their Barrel Select Tennessee whiskey, Harvey’s Bris- finest hat. Winners picked by a blue ribbon panel tol cream sherry, fresh lemon juice, simple syrup, will be announced at 5 p.m. orange juice and cranberry juice topped with lem- First prize is $500 cash, second prize is $250 on-lime soda and club soda, garnished with a mint and third prize is $100. You must be 18 years of sprig and lemon wedge.) age or older to enter; and you must be present to Empire City Casino is located at 810 Yonkers win. The judges will include radio personalities Ave., Yonkers.

Send your story ideas, photos, Opening Day for the Dunwoodie Youth As- families kicked off a new season with a wel- sociation Little League was held April 26, with come from Mayor Mike Spano, and hot choco- announcements and upcoming events to a parade down Cook Avenue onto Redmond late, popcorn and cotton candy. Filed. City Council President Liam McLaughlin, Led by a Yonkers Fire Department truck who is also a coach for DYA, and the Yonkers us at dmurphy@rising mediagroup.com and the Graduate Division of DYA, players and Parks Department were also in attendance.

A great prom night starts here.

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The prom is soon. It’s important to take the time to talk about pressure and making good decisions before you send them off. Some teens will use alcohol and/or drugs to cope with the stresses they face during prom night. In addition, the use of these substances can cause relaxation, altered perceptions, impaired judgment, loss of inhibitions, and regret. It can also cause them to make questionable choices and get involved in behaviors that put their health, safety, and reputation at risk. Get strategies. Learn what every parent needs to know about prom night and after: PowerToTheParent.org. Brought to you by www.YonkersCoalitionForYouth.com

PowerToTheParent.org is a program of the Westchester Coalition for Drug and Alcohol Free Youth. Funding was made possible (in part) by Grant Number 5U79SP01556 from Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and through a Drug Free Community grant from SAMHSA. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. For more information call 914-332-1300 or email:[email protected] FRidAY, MAY 2, 2014 - YoNkERs RisiNG - PAGE 3 Healthy Connections for LYFE Trans Pacifi c Partnership: Does Honored for Achievements Free Trade Equal Fair Trade?

County Executive Robert Astorino, YMCA CEO Shawyn Patterson Howard and Board of Health President R. Steven Nakashima.

When the Westchester County Board of Health Service Award is a validation of our efforts Health was reviewing the nominations for its 2014 that will inspire us to continue this important work. Distinguished Public Health Service Award earlier We thank our many partners who continue to self- Congresswoman Nita Lowey, second from right, and Yonkers Federation of Teachers Presi- this year, board members were amazed by the array lessly dedicate time and resources to improving dent Pat Puleo, third from right, with panelists and attendees of the recent People’s Town Hall. of achievements that Healthy Connections for Liv- community health.” ing Your Fullest Everyday Coalition has amassed At the same time, Nakashima presented the By Dan Murphy $2 trillion in goods and services between these in less than a year’s time. fi rst J.R. Tesone Youth Public Health Service Grassroots community groups from West- 12 countries. “This large group of stakeholders moved Award to Rachel Cohen, a Mamaroneck 16-year- chester, and CWA Local 1103, hosted a Peo- President Barrack Obama’s recent trip quickly from talking to taking action and they have old who developed a program to collect, clean and ple’s Town Hall last week to discuss the pro- to Asia included meetings to fi nalize a TPP accomplished so much in just a short while,” said donate small stuffed animals to the Mamaroneck posed Trans Pacifi c Partnership, a free trade agreement abroad. Arguments in favor of the Board President R. Steven Nakashima, MSPH, Village Police Department so offi cers can give agreement under review in Washington, D.C. TPP focus on the economic activity that would MPA, RS. “They are making progress on so many them to children involved in emergencies as a way The TPP would create a trade partnership be created in the U.S. economy, with estimates fronts at once – improving childhood eating hab- to reduce trauma and provide comfort. During the between the United States and Australia, Bru- that TPP will boost real income by 0.4 percent its, expanding recreational opportunities with bike past two years, Rachel has singlehandedly col- nei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, and will open barriers for American business- paths and a skate park, and improving the avail- lected, cleaned and donated more than 300 small New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and Vietnam, es; and help boost the revenues for a variety of ability of fresh fruits and vegetables, among many stuffed animals. and would eliminate most tariffs on more than Continued on Page 9 other successes. This demonstrates that with the The new youth award was named to honor the right people involved, public health problems are lifetime commitment to Westchester children of indeed surmountable.” John Richard Tesone, a Board of Health member County Executive Robert Astorino praised and owner of Breezemont Day Camp in Armonk, the group for its innovation. who died Feb. 15. He mentored generations of Serving Our Country & “With leadership from the Yonkers Fam- counselors and campers alike. ily YMCA, the Yonkers Healthy Connections The Board of Health also presented the 2014 for LYFE Coalition has tapped talented people Honorary Public Health Service Award to John Making Yonkers Proud throughout Yonkers who shared their vision of a Richard Tesone, which was accepted by his daugh- healthier community,” he said. “Together, they ter, Jenny Tesone. have made a difference and improved the lives of The Westchester County Board of Health their neighbors, earning this recognition and our works with the county’s Health Department to pro- gratitude.” mote health, prevent disease and prolong mean- Along with 100 members of the coalition, ingful life for Westchester residents. The Distin- YMCA CEO Shawyn Patterson Howard joined guished Public Health Service Award is presented Nakashima and Health Commissioner Dr. Sherlita by the Board of Health annually during Public Amler last week at the Yonkers Family YMCA to Health Week to an individual or organization that receive the award. exemplifi es a commitment to public health. Award “On behalf of the Yonkers Family YMCA and recipients are selected from nominations received Healthy Connections for Living Your Fullest Ev- by the board. eryday Coalition, I am thrilled that the Board of For more information about public health top- Health has recognized our commitment to improv- ics, go to www.westchestergov.com/health, ing the health of Yonkers residents of all ages,” “like” the department on Facebook or follow said Howard. “Receiving the Distinguished Public it on Twitter at @wchealthdept.

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WWW.EOCWESTCHESTER.ORG PAGE 4 - YoNkERs RisiNG - FRidAY, MAY 2, 2014 Adopt Austin Today! Congressman Concludes Th ree-day Visit to Ukraine

Vice President Joe Biden, third from left, and Rep. Eliot Engel, third from right, with members of the congressional delegation to Ukraine. Austin awaits a loving family home. Austin is a mixed-breed dog, about 4 years around the play area and do a little running, old and weighing 70 pounds, who wound up at but also likes to cool his heels in the grass. He the shelter when his owner was unable to care for would be a great companion for any family. him. He is a wonderful fellow – house trained, Visit Austin at the Yonkers Animal Shelter, nice leash manners, friendly to everyone, and 1000 Ridge Hill Blvd., between 11 a.m. and 4 best of all he is both dog- and cat-friendly. In p.m. weekdays and noon and 4 p.m. weekends. fact, he lived with several cats – harmoniously! Fore more information, call 914-377-6730 dur- He has quickly become a favorite of both ing business hours or 201-981-3215 at any time. staff and volunteers, alike. Austin likes to sniff Emails may be sent to [email protected]. Workers’ Safety day Celebrated May 3 & 4 Workers’ Memorial Day, observed every School, 204 Hawthorne Ave., Yonkers. year since the Occupational Safety and Health This course is part of Catholic Charities’ Administration was established April 28, 1971, is ongoing involvement with Obreros Unidos of a day to honor those workers who have died on Yonkers. Catholic Charities educates this group Congressman Engel lays a wreath at Maidan Square in Kyiv, Ukraine, on behalf of the Ukrai- nian community in New York to honor those who were killed. the job, acknowledge the grievous suffering ex- of day laborers about employment rights and re- perienced by families and communities, and re- sponsibilities. It provides assistance to prevent Congressman Eliot Engel, the leading Dem- The delegation met Monday with Biden, commit ourselves to the fi ght for safe and health- exploitation and workplace abuse, including help ocrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, with whom the delegation discussed the broad ful workplaces for all workers. with collecting unpaid wages. It assists with inte- and Committee Chairman Ed Royce of Califor- range of Ukrainian policy issues from the chal- To promote worker safety, Catholic Chari- grating workers into society, and provides local nia, wrapped up a three-day Congressional del- lenges posed by Russia to how U.S. energy policy ties of the archdiocese of New York is offering resources including access to health care, emer- egation to Ukraine last week. could reduce Putin’s energy grip on Ukraine and a 10-hour OSHA Outreach Training Program for gency food and identifi cation cards. Engel and Royce co-led a bipartisan delega- the rest of Europe. entry-level workers Saturday and Sunday, May 3 It also offers a meeting space along with tion to the country that included meetings with Also on Monday, members of the delegation and May 4. Taught in English and Spanish, the English as a second language and computer class- Vice President Biden, Ukraine’s acting President placed fl owers at the Shrine to the Fallen, which course will help workers become knowledgeable es to help immigrants with their goals of accli- Oleksandr Turchynov, Ukrainian Prime Minister honors the memories of the more than 100 Ukrai- about workplace hazards and contribute to the na- mating and contributing to their new homeland. Arseniy Yatsenyuk, and other senior offi cials to nians shot and killed during pro-democracy pro- tion’s productivity. Catholic Charities, a federation of ap- assess the effect of ongoing U.S. efforts to sup- tests earlier this year. The program provides training on the recog- proximately 90 agencies and programs located port Ukraine following Russia’s illegal annexa- On Tuesday, the delegation traveled to east- nition, avoidance, abatement and prevention of throughout the 10 counties of the Archdiocese tion of Crimea. ern Ukraine, where it met with members of the safety and health hazards in workplaces. It also of New York, helps New Yorkers in need – non- “Ukraine is facing an unprecedented chal- Russian-speaking community in and around the provides information regarding workers’ rights, Catholics and Catholics alike – with services that lenge from Russia as it continues to occupy city of Dnipropetrovsk. While in the East, the del- employer responsibilities, and how to fi le a com- protect and nurture children, resolve family cri- Crimea and threaten much of the east and south egation met with Dnipropetrovsk Governor Igor plaint. ses, assist the hungry and homeless, support the of the country with political chaos or even inva- Kolomoysky, Jewish community leaders, and a The Saturday class will take place from 4 to physically and emotionally challenged, and inte- sion,” said Engel. “Our bipartisan congressional range of civil society leaders and volunteers com- 9:30 p.m. in the St. Peter’s Church basement, 91 grate immigrants and refugees. delegation sent a strong message of support to batting human traffi cking. Ludlow St., Yonkers; and the Sunday class will For more information, visit www.catholic- the Ukrainian people and their government that Rabbi Shmuel Kaminezki also welcomed take place from noon 5:30 p.m. in St. Peter’s charitiesny.org. the United States stands with them at this critical the delegation at the Golden Rose Synagogue and time.” the world’s largest Jewish Center. Spring & Summer Rec THAT dAY iN MAY EACH YEAR THERE COMES THAT HER WARM EMBRACE AND Registration Now Open SPECIAL DAY LOVING TOUCH ALWAYS IN THE MONTH OF MAY The Yonkers Department of Parks, Recre- to take advantage of the programs offered this IF SHE WERE HERE NOW ation and Conservation has opened registration season as an opportunity to stay active while in- IT’S FOR THE MOTHER WE HOLD DEAR SHE WOULD SAY for residents and non-residents of all ages to teracting with their neighbors and community.” ALTHOUGH FOR SOME IT “PLEASE ENJOY THAT DAY IN MAY spring/summer community recreation programs The spring/summer line-up includes various BRINGS A TEAR via an online brochure at www.yonkersny.gov. programs and sports for children and adults. FOR NOTHING CAN KEEP US APART “Yonkers continues to provide a wide array Children ages 3 to 5 years can enjoy morn- THOUGH SHE’S BEEN GONE NOW MY LOVE FOR YOU of fun and educational programs and activities ing pre-kindergarten summer camp at three loca- FOR A WHILE LIVES IN YOUR HEART….” for its residents,” said Mayor Mike Spano last tions, with parents selecting three or six weeks WE NEVER WILL FORGET HER SMILE week. “I encourage our families, young and old, of fun starting June 30. Young children can also ANN MURO participate in spring and summer Sports Squirts, WE MISS HER OH SO VERY MUCH May 2014 T-Ball Squirts, Soccer Squirts and summer golf. New this year, those interested in partici- pating in the Camp Rays summer program now have the option of registering children for ex- DONATE YOUR CAR tended hours and for weekly sessions. 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moved from White Plains to Yonkers, bring- Mayor Spano ing more than 200 employees to its new offices Continued from Page 1 overlooking the Hudson River. Caregiver Coach Training “Our family has been involved in Yonkers tiative speaks to the Millennials, or Generation for more than 40 years,” said Timothy Rooney Y, loosely defined as those born between 1983 Jr., general counsel for Empire City Casino at Program Starts May 1 and the early 2000s, and the many generations Yonkers Raceway, which last year celebrated A training class for Westchester County’s tional Association of Counties and the Nation- – past, present and future – that have made Yon- the completion of a $50 million expansion. “We Livable Communities Caregiver Coaching vol- al Association of Area Agencies on Aging. kers great. really feel like we’ve seen resurgence in terms unteer program will take place Thursday and According to DSPS, there are an estimat- “People often talk about what’s the next ur- of the development that’s going on now; the re- Friday, May 1 and 2 at Fordham University’s ed 33,000 family caregivers caring for loved ban frontier? What’s the next Brooklyn? What’s development of the waterfront and other excit- West Harrison campus, 400 Westchester Ave. ones 60 years of age and older in the county. the next Hoboken? What’s next? Clearly, Gen- ing projects. We’re very happy to be a part of The May 1 session will take place from 9 So far, 65 caregiver coaches have complet- eration Yonkers is what’s next,” said Spano, that.” a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and the session May 2 will ed the training program and most have been speaking at a news conference held Tuesday at “I noticed more than a decade ago while I be held from 9 a.m. to noon. matched at various times with people request- the Yonkers Riverfront Library and attended by was shooting a film in Yonkers that something Registration is preferred; to sign up, con- ing their help. city officials and area business leaders. was happening here,” said Declan Baldwin, tact Colette Phipps at 914-813-6441 or cap2@ The sessions will be led by Dr. Martha “Yonkers is the best-kept secret in the New founder of Big Indie Pictures, a Yonkers-based westchestergov.com Bial, and Colette Phipps, LMSW. Bial is a pro- York-metro area,” he continued. “We’ve got it production company dedicated primarily to Caregiver coaches are volunteers trained fessor at Fordham’s Graduate School of Social all: Excellent schools, low crime rate, diverse feature film and television productions. “I’ve by professionals to help family caregivers bet- Service and co-author of the training manual housing, modern and affordable office space, a watched that progression and I just wanted to ter care for an older or disabled person. The for the program; Phipps is a research analyst great mix of businesses, lively culture, excep- make sure I was going to be a part of it. I’m glad one-on-one support the coaches provide en- with DSPS and also leads the department’s tional retail opportunities, fabulous restaurants I moved my film company to Yonkers. I can’t ables caregivers to make more informed deci- Livable Communities Initiative. and spectacular Hudson River views – and imagine being located anywhere else.” sions to meet the many challenges and respon- The goal of the award-winning initiative we’re only 25 minutes by train to Grand Central “As a biotech company, you need to con- sibilities they face. is to improve the quality of life for people of all Station.” serve capital. Building out a 15,000-square-foot The free program, which is part of the ages and enable seniors to live in their homes The Generation Yonkers campaign, and the laboratory in Yonkers was economically feasi- county’s Department of Senior Programs and as they age with dignity, independence and website www.GenerationYonkers.com, features ble for us,” explained Barry Kappel, vice presi- Services, has won awards from the Na- civic involvement. testimonials from business leaders of compa- dent of business development for ContraFect nies and start-ups that have recently moved to Corp. “At the end of the day, we’re really happy Yonkers or opened new businesses in the city, with our decision to be in Yonkers. We’re proud such as Mindspark, ContraFect and Yonkers to be associated with the city and we encourage Brewing. It also features testimonials from others – both in our industry and in other indus- companies that began and expanded in Yonkers, tries, as well – to make the move.” ‘Story Hour’ to Feature including Hudson Valley Bank, Kawasaki Rail The fast-growing biotech company moved Car and Empire City Casino. from Manhattan to Yonkers in 2012. Original Short Stories “After being here for 25 years, we’ve re- The Downtown Yonkers waterfront is the ally enjoyed the opportunities that Yonkers has focal point of many future economic expan- Hamm & Clov Stage Company, in coopera- For more information, call 914-963-6222. afforded us and so we decided to purchase our sions, and attractions of Gen Y. New develop- tion with the Yonkers Public Library, will pres- The Yonkers Riverfront Library, located at manufacturing facility,” said Laura Alemzadeh, ment projects, planned and proposed, include ent “Story Hour,” a reading by professional ac- One Larkin Center, is handicapped accessible. general counsel for Kawasaki Rail Car. “We the $90 million redevelopment of Tutonia Hall tors of original new stories (from Yonkers to Los Parking is available in the nearby Buena Vista made a decision to stay in Yonkers and we’re on Buena Vista Avenue into a 25-story, 361- Angeles) written especially for its two new spo- and Warburton parking garages. For more infor- glad we did.” unit apartment tower; a third apartment tower ken word CDs, “Story Hour” and “Resonance.” mation, visit the library’s website at www.ypl. 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TAX SALE NOTICE CITY OF YONKERS Legal Notices Department of Finance and Management Services, Office of the Commissioner, City Hall, Yonkers, New York. Notice of formation of Yon- Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 452, Laws of 1908, known as the Supplemental Charter of the City of Yonkers, as amend- kers Peace Pottery Studio ed by Chapter 725, of the Laws of 1917, adding thereto a new article numbered Article V-a, as further amended by Chapter 487, LLC, a domestic Limited Li- Laws of 1922, and as further amended by Chapter 667, Laws of 1933, as amended by Article IX Section 1 of Local Law No. ability Company (LLC), filed 20-1961, as amended by Section 57 of Local Law 11 of 1995, and any subsequent amendments thereto, known as the Charter with the Secretary of State of of the City of Yonkers, I, the undersigned Commissioner of Finance and Management Services of the City of Yonkers, do hereby NY (SSNY) on 03/10/2014. give public notice: Office location: Westchester County. Principal office of That the respective owners of the lands and tenements in the City of Yonkers on which any taxes or assessments have been LLC: 379 McLean Avenue, imposed and became a lien and have remained unpaid for one year since the same were due and payable are required to pay Yonkers, NY 10705. SSNY the amount of said taxes and assessments, together with all unpaid taxes and assessments affecting such lands and tenements, designated as agent of LLC which became a lien and were due and payable prior to December 16, 2013 with all penalties thereon remaining unpaid, togeth- upon whom process against er with the interest thereon at the rate provided by law from the time the same became due and payable to the time of payment, it may be served. SSNY shall and the charges of this notice and all other costs and charges accrued thereon to the time of payment, to the Commissioner of mail process to Cori Moren- Finance and Management Services of the City of Yonkers, at his office in the City Hall, Yonkers, New York. berg, 127 Linn Avenue, Yon- kers, NY 10705, upon whom And Notice is hereby given that if default be made in such payment, the lien of the City of Yonkers, upon said lands and tene- and at which process may be ments for any tax or assessment, which became a lien so as to be due and payable before December 16, 2013; will be sold at served. Purpose: Arts and public auction in the City Council Chambers, City Hall, in the City of Yonkers, on Wednesday, May 14, 2014, at 10:00 A.M. of Crafts Instruction and Sale. that date, for the lowest rate of interest, not exceeding 12 per centum per annum, at which time any person or persons shall offer to take the same in consideration of advancing the said taxes and assessments and penalties, as the case may be, the interest #6518 04/04 – 05/16 thereon as aforesaid to the time of sale, the charges of notice and all other costs and charges accrued thereon; and that such sale will be continued from time to time until all said liens of taxes and assessments shall be sold. Notice of formation of Styles The transfer of tax liens to be executed and delivered to the purchaser thereof pursuant to the terms of said sale shall be subject by Romeo LLC, a domestic to the lien for and the right of the City of Yonkers to collect and receive all taxes and assessments and penalties and interest Limited Liability Company thereon which became due and payable, of which became a lien upon said lands and tenements on and after the date men- (LLC), filed with the Secre- tioned in the advertisement for sale as stated herein, namely, the 16th day of December, 2013. tary of State of NY (SSNY) on 03/28/2014. Office Loca- Each of the tax liens referred to in this advertisement will be sold subject to the provisions of the Federal Soldiers and Sailors tion: Westchester County. Civil Relief Act and amendments thereto and Section 313 and 314 of the State Military Law. Principal Office of LLC: Suite 442, 941 McLean Avenue, Notice is hereby further given that a particular and detailed statement of the property affected by this sale, together with the total Yonkers, New York 10704. amount of the tax lien thereon, which are to be sold will hereafter be published in the official newspaper(s) of the City of Yonkers. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process FURTHER OR ADDITIONAL, TAX SALE NOTICE against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to In addition to the foregoing Tax Sale Notice and Statutes therein described, the further or additional notice is given setting forth Vashti Romeo, Suite 442, the lots and parcels of land, including the street address thereof, on which the tax lien is to be sold together with the aggregate 941 McLean Avenue, Yon- amount of tax lien thereon, and the assessed valuation of every said lot and parcel as described in the 2012 Tax Rolls as ap- kers, New York 10704, upon proved by the Department of Assessment and Taxation and confirmed by the City Council. whom at which process may be served. Purpose: Shoes The name set forth is that of the person, corporation or legal entity appearing on the tax rolls as the owner or occupant of the lot and Apparel or parcel of land upon which the tax lien is to be sold. #6519 04/11/14 – 05/23/14 The first item is the Comptroller’s Tax Lien Number; the second is that of the person appearing on the tax rolls as the owner or occupant of the property; the third is the location of the property as described on the tax rolls which includes the Section, Block and Lot Numbers as shown on the Official City Map; the fourth is the assessed valuation unimproved as shown on the tax rolls; Notice of formation of Phoe- the fifth is the total assessed valuation as shown on the tax rolls; the last group of figures is the total amount of the lien which nix4LifeCoaching, LLC Arts. is to be sold. Of Org. filed with the Sect’y of State of NY (SSNY) on John Liszewski 1/09/2014. Office loca- Commissioner of Finance tion: Westchester County. and Management Services The street address is: 941 McLean Avenue Suite 125, Yonkers, NY 10704 SSNY has been designated as Lien No. Owner/Occupant Street # Street Name Sec. Block Lot1 Lot2 AV Unimp TotalValuation Lien Amt agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be 165004 Wilton Rodriguez 18 Wellesley Ave 1 34 47 49 3800 10400 11,852.18 served. SSNY shall mail pro- 165007 Fernando Villamea Realty Inc 579 Van Cortlandt Pk 1 39 31 0 13000 45100 32,428.26 cess served to: Diane Pratt, 165008 Luis Angel Chacon 545 Van Cortlandt Pk 1 39 52 0 1200 7000 6,359.15 941 McLean Avenue Suite 165009 J.S & F. Management Inc 508 Van Cortlandt Pk 1 42 1 4 7200 54200 46,892.47 125, Yonkers, NY, 10704. 165011 Louis Cirillo 19 Courter Ave 1 50 43 45 5300 12000 8,625.61 Purpose: any lawful act. 165014 Matthew Aquisition Corp 408 Mc Lean Ave 1 58 1 2 4600 5200 5,926.42 165015 Lowerre Post Vet Assn Inc 359 Mc Lean Ave 1 60 1 4 13900 28000 2,702.18 #6520 04/18 -05/30 165016 Walter Muraszczuk 80 Tibbetts Rd 1 65 92 0 3200 10500 6,431.28 165017 Walter Muraszczuk 84 Tibbetts Rd 1 65 94 0 3600 11400 8,735.85 Notice of formation of Lin- 165019 Josephine Russo 516 Mc Lean Ave 1 73 74 0 2000 11700 6,242.37 nice Collectibles, LLC Arts. 165020 Harold Sharp 166 Tibbetts Rd 1 78 42 0 5600 13200 6,417.04 Of Org. filed with the Sect’y 165021 Kola Gjelaj 102 Harrison Ave 1 82 50 0 7900 22500 24,701.63 of State of NY (SSNY) on 165022 Arthur Keon 6 Gibson Pl 1 92 15 0 2800 11550 6,865.11 3/25/2014. Office loca- 165023 Grace Dwellings Inc 444 Park Hill Ave 1 101 73 0 2000 11700 13,639.97 tion: Westchester County. 165024 Elizabeth Clark 160 Mc Lean Ave 1 103 125 0 1800 7300 7,181.71 The street address is: 190 165025 John Mcavoy 63 Mc Lean Ave 1 117 1 0 1200 6800 7,483.12 Roundhill Drive, Yonkers, NY 165026 Amanda Soto 59 Radford St 1 120 44 0 2000 6100 7,823.54 10710. SSNY has been des- 165027 Richard Hutchinson 40 Post St 1 127 2 0 1800 7800 7,407.11 ignated as agent of the LLC 165028 Orlando RaveloSr 139 Radford St 1 128 39 0 1900 7600 9,528.75 upon whom process against 165029 Marion Powers 360 Riverdale Ave 1 129 41 0 2000 8200 7,747.22 it may be served. SSNY shall 165035 Carlos De Leon 20 Pier St 1 155 14 0 1800 7200 15,455.81 mail process served to: Lin- 165036 Trev Baron Associates LLC 93 Elliott Ave 1 159 25 0 1800 8100 11,148.09 da Butkowski, 190 Roundhill 165037 Claire Mc Elroy 92 Elliott Ave 1 160 27 0 1800 11400 13,752.99 Drive, Yonkers, NY 10710. 165041 260 Riverdale Ave Realty 262 Riverdale Ave 1 163 18 0 9500 21700 16,191.53 Purpose: any lawful act. 165042 Victor Sanchez Ludlow St 1 164 16 0 200 200 127.93 #6523 04/18 -05/30 165043 ANA GIL 139 Hawthorne Ave 1 172 3 5 2500 9400 10,194.36 165045 Hugo De Marco 18 Highland Ave 1 185 30 0 2500 7000 14,003.02 165046 Bethany A. M. E. Church 23 Ludlow St 1 185 55 0 7100 62900 4,087.17 Notice of formation of Yum- 165047 Evaristo Rios 65 Caroline Ave 1 186 23 24 2800 14300 13,992.23 my Yummie Goodness, LLC, 165048 Evaristo Rios 47 Cedar Pl 1 186 31 0 2200 16500 17,626.57 a domestic Limited Liability 165049 Jose Quintanilla 39 Groshon Ave 1 186 118 0 1800 6700 16,722.25 Company Yummy Yummie 165052 137 School Street LLC 137 School St 1 192 6 0 1200 1200 274.18 Goodness (LLC), filed with 165053 Patrick Hussey 26 Undercliff St 1 198 124 0 2000 2000 421.03 the Secretary of State of NY 165054 James Abraham 251 Glenbrook Ave 1 211 76 0 4200 14600 6,913.62 (SSNY) on 01/15/2014 Of- 165055 John Driver 83 Edgecliff Ter 1 229 7 0 1600 1600 320.83 fice location: Westchester 165057 Alan Suridis 101 Hillcrest Ave Re 1 233 15 0 1100 1100 5,364.98 County. Principal office of 165059 Venus Bertley 66 Alder St N 1 250 37 0 2700 2700 6,740.78 Yummy Yummie Goodness 165062 Vincent Caragine 73 Ridge Rd 1 258 8 9 1200 1200 1,363.04 LLC: 488 Warburton Ave 165063 Vincent Caragine 67 Ridge Rd 1 258 10 11 1200 1200 1,363.04 Yonkers NY 10701 . SSNY 165064 Warren Lauterbach 22 Lefferts Rd 1 260 26 0 2800 10400 11,097.88 designated as agent of Yum- 165065 Irma Crew 188 Fillmore St 1 405 4 0 200 200 305.20 my Yummie Goodness LLC 165066 Irma Crew 190 Fillmore St 1 405 5 0 200 200 298.03 upon whom process against 165067 Frank Campana 192 Fillmore St 1 405 6 0 300 300 391.02 it may be served. SSNY shall 165068 Irma Crew 190 Yonkers Ave Rear 1 405 9 0 800 800 911.52 mail process to Maisha Ste- 165069 Irma Crew 192 Yonkers Ave 1 405 20 0 1000 5700 4,626.93 phens-Teacher 488 Warbur- 165070 Jose Mejia 36 Alder St Rear 1 430 66 0 700 700 814.03 ton Ave Yonkers NY 10701 165071 Ian Buckmire 56 Cedar St 1 433 3 0 1300 2100 2,258.31 upon whom and at which 165072 Peter Klamka 40 Spruce St 1 433 7 0 1200 2500 3,110.12 process may be served. Pur- 165073 Peter Klamka 42 Spruce St 1 433 8 0 2000 19800 21,112.83 pose: Retail Store. 165074 Building & Site Tech Inc 66 Cedar St 1 433 27 0 1100 1100 5,435.17 #6526 04/25 – 06/06 165075 Building & Site Tech Inc 64 Cedar St 1 433 28 0 900 900 4,467.13 165076 Building & Site Tech Inc 62 Cedar St 1 433 29 0 900 900 4,458.71 165077 Dauta Kelly 44 Van Cortlandt Pk 1 436 34 0 1300 15300 20,453.10 Notice of formation of Shop- 165078 Juan Buten 14 Van Cortlandt Pk 1 436 50 0 700 700 1,545.96 pe Lula Mae, LLC, a domes- 165080 26 Cedar Corp 26 Cedar St 1 438 35 0 1300 10700 13,828.32 tic Limited Liability Company. 165081 Rigoberto Moreira 41 Spruce St 1 438 53 0 1700 8400 11,596.75 Shoppe Lula Mae (LLC), filed 165082 Viktor Zatalokin 17 Henrietta St 1 439 18 0 3800 10600 7,133.21 with the Secretary of State of 165083 Cristobal Montavo 162 Oliver Ave 1 439 26 0 3400 12300 11,511.50 NY (SSNY) on 08/20/2013. 165086 William Holland 321 Prescott St 1 442 18 0 2200 7000 5,775.43 Office location: Westchester 165089 Element Management Llc 125 Webster Ave 1 443 45 0 800 12500 14,106.66 County. Principal office of 165090 Rovin Yogiraj Persaud 103 Webster Ave 1 443 56 0 700 700 3,663.55 Shoppe Lula Mae, LLC, is 165091 Michael Antonaccio 169 Webster Ave 1 444 17 0 3900 13000 12,680.57 100 Gateway Road, Apart- 165092 Stephen Kubasek 11 Garfield St 1 447 49 0 3400 10500 11,556.45 ment 201 N, Yonkers, NY, 165093 Michael Tenore 109 William St 1 447 100 0 1200 1200 1,834.45 10703. SSNY designated as 165094 Luis F Carmo IRA LLC 66 Yonkers Ave 1 451 8 0 1100 1670 1,803.27 agent of Shoppe Lula Mae, LLC upon whom process 165095 Advantage 99 54 Victor St 1 453 21 0 2000 2000 13,821.48 against it may be served. 165096 Management Of Ny Inc Leza 67 Poplar St 1 454 30 0 900 2300 2,927.72 SSNY shall mail process to 165097 164 Elm Realty Corp 162 Elm St 1 455 5 0 2000 4400 3,799.24 Shoppe Lula Mae, LLC,100 165098 164 Elm Realty Corp 164 Elm St 1 455 6 0 2000 3300 2,686.08 Gateway Road, Apartment 165099 James Lansch 186 Elm St 1 455 17 0 2000 9900 12,878.72 201 N, Yonkers, NY, 10703 165100 A & S Realty 95 Ash St 1 455 38 0 1200 1200 15,608.63 upon whom and at which 165101 Syed Afaq Ali 66 Ash St 1 456 3 0 800 7800 7,832.24 process may be served. Pur- 165104 Ryland Properties Inc 134 Beech St 1 458 10 0 800 5300 11,930.88 pose: E-Commerce Retailer 165106 Jose Alvaro Herrera 121 Beech St 1 461 5 0 1800 7500 3,705.93 of Clothing and Accessories. 165107 Steven Cacciatore 188 Oak St 1 461 56 0 800 6400 7,157.66 165109 Casimiro Terrero 36 Poplar St 1 461 93 0 700 2800 3,410.58 #6527 04/25 – 06/06 165111 American Home Mortgage 173 Oak St 1 464 30 0 2000 11500 5,862.77 Friday, May 2, 2014 - Yonkers Rising - PAGE 7

Lien No. Owner/Occupant Street # Street Name Sec. Block Lot1 Lot2 AV Unimp TotalValuation Lien Amt 165112 105-107 Oak Realty Corp 105 Oak St 1 466 3 0 2000 13000 63,537.44 165113 35 Linden Realty Inc 35 Linden St 1 473 10 0 2000 8200 11,533.80 165116 Vernon One Holding Corp 142 Waverly St 1 477 73 0 1200 1200 62,850.67 Classifieds 165119 21 ABBY REALTY CORP 23 Park Hill Ave 1 479 27 0 1000 12500 13,766.28 165125 112 Buena Vista Partners LLC 112 Buena Vista Ave 1 509 56 0 1500 6700 7,318.89 165126 Robert Leffler 64 Hudson St 1 511 1 0 1200 4000 5,626.34 165127 Anna Dudick 49 Prospect St 1 511 20 0 1600 6500 7,496.56 Pharmacy Manager: supv & coord actvs of pharmacy 165128 Robert Leffler 62 Hudson St 1 511 40 0 500 500 569.71 employees; dispense & compound prescription meds; conduct gross 165130 Soto Julio 45 Main St 2 2002 38 0 6000 9600 10,247.31 margin analysis & generate reports for mgmt; & conduct drug utiliza- 165133 Nur Ashki Jerrahi Community 16 Ashburton Pl 2 2013 42 0 2000 2000 982.19 tion review. Req. BS/MS in pharmacy/pharma sci + 5 YR exp (3 YR 165135 3 Wells Ave Realty Llc 3 Wells Ave 2 2014 43 44 2000 4000 14,557.32 exp w/ MS). Req. NY pharmacist lic. Must be willing to take calls after 165141 Felicita Colon 7 Bell Pl 2 2021 6 0 7100 9800 9,055.84 hrs/wknds. Job in Yonkers, NY. Resumes to VVSB Pharmacy, Inc dba 165144 SHADI HILO 124 Locust Hill Ave 2 2024 40 0 5700 10900 5,335.61 Robert Jacobson Pharmacy-231 Ashburton Ave., Yonkers, NY 10701 165145 Hughes 27 Palisade Ave 2 2027 58 0 3800 12800 15,957.23 Coins • Currency • Jewelry at Hudson Valley Numismatics. 165146 Church Of St Margaret 76 Locust Hill Ave 2 2027 101 0 18400 55700 1,528.99 Experienced collector will identify your holdings, help you determine 165148 Hyung Man Kim 156 Ashburton Ave 2 2041 35 0 2000 12300 17,288.08 fair value, and make you a strong offer or sell for you on consignment. 165149 Kim Pansul 158 Ashburton Ave 2 2041 36 0 2500 2500 3,077.48 We also write USPAP-compliant appraisals, handle estates, and arrange 165152 Mehrban Gul 364 Ashburton Ave 2 2059 1 0 2000 9300 2,975.79 charitable donations to nonprofit organizations. ANA R-1164851. 165153 Ashburton Avenue Realty Corp 344 Ashburton Ave 2 2060 5 0 1700 1700 8,238.41 Reach us at: 914-649-3317, [email protected], or http://www. 165154 Julio Freire 360 Ashburton Ave 2 2060 15 0 28200 40600 45,840.63 marchaeology.com. References available. 165155 Adelino Fernandes 52 Orchard St 2 2077 17 0 1000 1000 1,117.19 165157 11 Orchard Street Rlty Co 11 Orchard St 2 2079 18 19 1300 1300 6,673.83 Investment Property: Yonkers, NY - 26 Apts. + 3 Retail, 165158 Jacques Alfred 18 Vineyard Ave 2 2079 41 0 1600 2700 22,905.36 Gut-Renovated in 2013, Fully Occupied, Close to St. Joseph’s Med. 165159 JOHN SAMAL 24 Vineyard Ave 2 2079 44 0 1400 1400 8,413.07 Center, KISLAK EXCLUSIVE Call: 732-750-3000 x 286. 165160 Payam Farahan 187 Ashburton Ave 2 2080 62 0 2200 6600 11,843.59 ANTIQUES • ART • COLLECTIBLES Most cash paid for 165161 Rick Goursahab 23 Jones Pl 2 2080 123 0 1300 7300 16,191.68 paintings, antiques, furniture, silver, sculpture, jewelry, books, cam- 165162 Jean Stroh 19 Jones Pl 2 2080 125 0 1800 5800 2,306.49 eras, records, instruments, coins, watches, gold, comics, sports cards, 165163 Mt Hebron Apostolic Templ 27 Vineyard Ave 2 2084 47 0 2300 12300 1,818.18 etc. Please call Aaron at 914-654-1683. 165164 126 High Street LLC 122 High St 2 2086 33 0 1400 1400 3,221.77 Love great food? Outgoing people needed to promote 165165 126 High Street LLC 71 Vineyard Ave 2 2086 37 0 1100 1100 1,219.14 and merchandise Five Acre Farms local products in Westchester super- 165166 Louis GiovagnorioJr 65 Vineyard Ave 2 2086 40 0 1400 1400 7,421.74 markets. $14/hr. Reliable transportation and computer a must. 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Contact 165229 Luis Henriques 138 Stone Ave 2 2337 5 6 3200 10800 15,654.75 Woodford Brothers Inc,for straightening, leveling, foundation and 165230 Pasquale Alessi 244 GLENHILL AVE 2 2340 3 0 0 0 1,900.08 wood frame repairs at1-800-OLD-BARN. www.woodfordbros.com. 165231 Abedin Bicaj 71 Dartmouth Ave 2 2349 35 0 1000 1000 807.54 “Not applicable in Queenscounty” 165232 Ann Rose 30 Fortfield Ave 2 2354 95 96 2800 11600 12,257.30 FORT PLAIN, NY: *20.7 acres, fields, panoramic views 1,080 165233 Randy Haverilla 71 Gordon St 2 2355 5 6 4000 15225 1,527.13 feet on quiet paved road $55,000. *3.6 acres, field, $13,000. Owner 165236 SFO Realty Inc 15 Colin St 2 2363 28 0 2000 8400 4,257.21 fianancing. www.helderbergrealty.com CALL, Henry Whipple: 518 165239 Lifespire Inc 49 Burhans Ave 2 2365 61 0 5500 18200 685.62 -861 -6541 165242 Terry Carver 169 Burhans Ave 2 2379 33 0 2800 7200 8,241.96 PRIVACY HEDGES -Blowout SALE 6 foot Arborvitae (cedar) 165243 Koski & Schmidt Inc 395 Saw Mill Rvr Rd 2 2400 15 19 12800 17500 15,757.71 Regular: $129 NOW: $59 FREE installation/FREE delivery Call TO- 165244 Realty Partners Llc Rajan 590 Nepperhan Ave 2 2415 8 0 5600 20300 18,223.45 DAY Limited supply: 518 -536 -1367 www.lowcosttrees.com Beautiful 165245 Manuel Lago 144 Woodland Ave 2 2420 81 0 3100 11000 7,812.85 & Nursery Grown. 165246 Loughlin 226 Edward Pl 2 2421 42 0 1400 4400 5,018.66 WATERFRONT LOTS-Virginia’s Eastern Shore. Was 325K 165247 JOSEPH GIORDANOJR 2 Montague St 2 2423 81 82 3500 17200 15,814.08 Now from $65,000¬Community Center Pool. 1acre+ lots, Bay & 165248 Michael Walsh 30 Montague St 2 2424 20 0 2100 8800 7,939.49 Ocean Access, GreatFishing, Crabbing, Kayaking. Custom Homes. 165249 John Forma 265 Morsemere Ave 2 2426 24 25 2500 12400 13,117.38 165251 Anne Depalma 60 Portland Pl 2 2431 78 81 4400 10800 973.19 www.oldemillpointe.com757-824-0808 165252 Marcos Gonzalez 140 Amackassin Ter 2 2432 1 2 2700 12400 11,983.59 SAWMILLS from only $4397.00 -MAKE & SAVE MONEY 165254 Bebsy Beltran 133 Voss Ave 2 2439 21 0 1300 7800 8,643.00 with your own bandmill -Cut lumber any dimension. In stock ready 165255 Bebsy Beltran 131 Voss Ave 2 2439 22 0 1100 1100 1,217.34 to ship. FREE Info/DVD: www.NorwoodSawmills.com 1 -800 -578 165256 139 Lake Realty Inc 139 Lake Ave 2 2439 26 0 2300 11600 5,482.59 -1363 Ext.300N 165257 Purshotam Realty Inc 135 Lake Ave 2 2439 28 0 2000 6700 8,975.88 SAWMILLS from only $4397.00 -MAKE & SAVE MONEY 165258 Jack Foulds 440 N Bway 2 2448 207 0 2100 4532 3,386.17 with your own bandmill -Cut lumber any dimension. In stock ready 165261 Ms Vallelonga 252 Morsemere Ave 2 2462 21 23 3200 10500 2,248.38 to ship. FREE Info/DVD: www.NorwoodSawmills.com 1 -800 -578 165263 Susan Havranek 461 Park Ave 2 2463 181 0 3600 11100 11,291.44 -1363 Ext.300N 165264 WENDY BOURHILL 73 Amackassin Ter 2 2468 83 0 2800 11400 10,762.83 Delaware’s Resort Living Without Resort Pricing! Low Taxes! 165265 Julia Cangelosi 10 Greenvale Ave 2 2475 106 0 2400 11700 8,804.00 Gated Community, Close to Beaches, Amazing Amenities, Olympic 165284 John Barca 783B Warburton Ave 3 3001 44 0 4300 5050 4,332.99 Pool. New Homes from $80’s! Brochures available 1 -866 -629 -0770 165286 Dae Jong Kim 29 Arthur St 3 3014 26 29 3800 9200 9,746.12 or www.coolbranch.com. 165287 Patrica Klofak 19 Arden Pl 3 3018 7 0 2300 8500 13,173.94 Sebastian, Florida Beautiful 55+ manufactured home commu- 165288 Gloria Rodriguez 58 Douglas Ave 3 3037 13 0 5000 10300 3,751.63 nity. 4.4 miles to the beach, 2 miles to the riverfront district. Homes 165289 Mark Schuyler 600 Park Ave 3 3041 20 0 2100 2100 1,650.09 starting at $39,000. 772-581-0080, www.beach-cove.com. 165291 Carole Mahoney 13 Lewis St 3 3050 49 0 4800 12000 27,301.63 OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND. Best selection of affordable rent- 165292 Mary Ellen Burke 129 Bellevue Pl 3 3053 8 0 2500 9500 3,196.91 als. Full/partial weeks. Call for FREE brochure. Open daily. Holiday 165293 Delia Plaza 195 Chase Ave 3 3066 54 55 3800 11800 13,341.38 RealEstate. 1-800-638-2102. Online reservations: www.holidayoc.com 165296 Lucille Dipadova 376 Roberts Ave 3 3075 86 0 9300 13900 3,784.67 CASH for Coins! Buying ALL Gold & Silver. Also Stamps & 165298 K K Nepperhan Realty Inc 924 Nepperhan Ave 3 3096 10 0 7700 22500 43,183.45 Paper Money, Entire Collections, Estates. Travel to your home. Call 165299 Elaine Morgan Booker 12 Clement St 3 3110 7 0 1900 5400 6,593.12 Marc in NY 1 -800 -959 -3419 165300 Elaine Morgan Booker 14 Clement St 3 3110 8 0 1400 1400 1,530.97 165301 Elaine Morgan Booker 16 Clement St 3 3110 9 0 1400 1400 1,530.97 165302 Elaine Morgan Booker 18 Clement St 3 3110 10 0 1400 1400 1,530.97 165304 Barbara Dozier 6 Horatio St 3 3114 3 0 1400 5000 8,563.98 165307 Carlos Nunez 41 Altonwood Pl 3 3114 24 0 1400 4100 4,585.99 165308 Bessie Meola 12 Dunbar St 3 3115 19 0 2500 7900 5,626.83 Three Yonkers 165309 Ernest Hairston 51 Runyon Ave 3 3116 18 19 2600 13800 11,833.61 Continued from Page 1 165311 John Perenchief 9 Roanoke St 3 3125 10 0 2800 7700 8,669.32 165312 Philip Terry 35 Moultrie Ave 3 3130 16 0 1300 1300 6,315.51 Palisade Preparatory School was also named among the coun- 165314 Nora Holmes 143 Belknap Ave 3 3132 6 7 3500 8150 9,280.61 try’s most challenging high schools by the Washington Post, ranking 165315 Gladys Johns 31 Woodrow Ave 3 3134 11 0 800 800 907.02 1,988th nationally. Founded in 2008 through a collaboration with the 165316 Gladys Johns 29 Woodrow Ave 3 3134 12 0 800 800 907.02 165317 Gladys Johns 122 Belknap Ave 3 3134 46 0 1300 1300 6,315.51 College Board and grants from the Bill and Melinda Gates Founda- 165318 Rloon Investors LLC 126 Belknap Ave 3 3134 48 0 5000 12500 13,567.14 tion and the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation, Palisade Prep wel- 165319 Cora Thompson 28 Hunt Ave 3 3137 21 0 1100 1100 6,316.02 comed 160 students in grades six and nine in its first year. The school 165320 Wilda Rice Lindsey 65 Chelsea Pl 3 3140 1 0 2500 2500 7,186.04 has grown to its full complement of grades seven through 12, and 165321 Patsy Rice 8 Hunt Ave 3 3140 88 0 2500 11600 19,613.35 prepares to celebrate its third graduating class in June. 165322 Maria Ortega 39 Belknap Ave 3 3145 35 0 900 900 1,001.44 Saunders Trades and Technical High School is nationally rec- 165323 Milo Davis 76 Touissant Ave 3 3145 75 0 1400 1400 6,799.23 ognized for its commitment to career and technical education, pro- 165324 Maria Ortega 43 Belknap Ave 3 3145 200 0 700 700 789.27 viding students with a solid instructional foundation that combines 165325 Cossie Lewis 81 Bushey Ave 3 3150 55 56 3000 11200 8,343.59 academic and occupational preparation. The school has served as a 165326 Alfonso Ramsey 63 Bushey Ave 3 3150 65 0 2300 6500 5,459.95 national model of best practices, earning accolades including Interna- 165329 Idealia White 120 Patmor Ave 3 3154 37 0 700 700 803.24 tional Center for Leadership in Education Model School, Blue Rib- 165331 Rose Saulle 1 Drake Pl 3 3157 1 0 700 700 808.99 bon School of Excellence and New American High School. PAGE 8 - Yonkers RIsing - Friday, May 2, 2014

Lien No. Owner/Occupant Street # Street Name Sec. Block Lot1 Lot2 AV Unimp TotalValuation Lien Amt 165332 Vincent Saulle 5 Drake Pl 3 3157 2 0 400 400 479.06 165337 Edna Garcia 828 Saw Mill Rvr Rd 3 3190 183 0 1300 1300 1,423.99 Prayer to the 165339 Henry Jr Mazzeo 83 Westminster Dr 3 3200 84 0 2500 8600 9,692.20 165340 Pasquale Barbuto 46 Beverly Rd 3 3201 3 0 2500 8800 4,438.64 165341 Anthony Nicoletti 21 Middleboro Dr 3 3205 20 0 5000 10800 8,202.46 Blessed Virgin 165342 TOMASZ LUKOMASKI 1 Shelburne Rd 3 3207 60 0 3000 9100 8,186.37 O Most Beautiful Flower of Mt. Carmel, 165343 Robert Ramirez 12 Conway Ter 3 3209 43 0 1900 10400 1,768.24 Fruitful Vine, Splendor of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of 165345 Michelle Marr-Scudder 9 Chatham Ter 3 3209 76 0 1800 1800 2,049.36 God, Immaculate 165346 Michelle A* Marr-Scudder 275 Sprain Rd 3 3209 78 80 2500 8700 9,467.32 Virgin, assist me in my necessity. 165347 Michelle Marr-Scudder 271 Sprain Rd 3 3209 82 0 2000 2000 2,250.67 O Star of the Sea, help me and show me 165348 Oriental Builders & Developers 9 Middlesex La 3 3210 13 0 2500 2500 2,803.26 herein you are my Mother. O Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of 165350 JOSE FERREIRA 74 Sudbury Dr 3 3216 62 0 3800 10000 8,016.79 Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my 165351 Maryann Silano 183 Hoover Rd 3 3239 1 0 2600 12000 14,277.44 heart to succor me in my necessity 165353 Ulaine Santoro 10 Delaware Rd 3 3242 1 0 2500 10700 11,188.28 (make request). 165354 OCD PROPERTIES INC 1228 Saw Mill Rvr Rd 3 3270 200 206 20000 41500 31,671.91 There are none that can withstand your power. O Mary conceived 165355 AVANTI LTD 1244 Saw Mill Rvr Rd 3 3270 208 0 3100 7200 209.02 without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee (3 times). 165356 Kenneth Lloyd 13 Edison Ave 3 3308 16 0 2200 5360 5,648.87 Holy Mary, I place this cause in your hands 165357 Patricia Dommermuth 52 Railroad Ave 3 3311 22 0 1500 1500 1,214.91 (3 times). 165359 Helen Brylo 1531 Nepperhan Ave 3 3332 18 0 2200 20000 19,832.52 Say this prayer for 3 consecutive days. 165360 Lisa Cooper 254 Truman Ave 3 3332 27 0 3500 14300 9,836.20 165361 Robert Espinal 214 Truman Ave 3 3334 39 0 3500 19600 21,149.73 165362 Dominick Wirchansky 230 Truman Ave 3 3334 47 48 2500 8000 7,228.04 165363 Jason Pellegrino 206 Etville Ave 3 3349 20 0 800 800 1,232.39 Cross County 165364 Peter Paxinos 102 Pomona Ave 3 3383 41 42 2500 8700 9,120.31 Continued from Page 1 165365 Pasquale Ricciardi 60 Virginia Pl 3 3400 17 19 5700 13400 6,827.56 165366 Ceasar Perdomo 1087 Nepperhan Ave 3 3401 47 0 3400 10300 9,229.12 Although the stores have changed over the years, the basic layout of 165367 Peter Dichkewich 1075 Nepperhan Ave 3 3401 53 0 3400 7900 8,469.68 the mall remains the same. 165368 Northway Equities Ltd 944 N Bway 3 3415 8 0 0 0 608.47 If you have not visited Cross County in 25 or 30 years, you will 165369 Stephanie Tate 111 De Haven Dr 3 3415 221 0 1300 4900 148.64 feel right at home. On a rainy day you still get wet going from the two 165370 PAUL PETER 111 De Haven Dr 3 3415 248 0 1400 5270 5,517.12 current anchor stores, Sears and Macy’s, to the numerous stores along 165371 Omar Jallow 115 De Haven Dr 3 3415 264 0 1500 5800 4,693.89 Mall Walk. 165372 William Dowdell 119 De Haven Dr 3 3415 291 0 1100 4150 1,706.34 Many thought Cross County would not survive the opening of the 165373 Francis Furrelle 119 De Haven Dr 3 3415 339 0 1500 5700 4,018.75 165374 Bernard Shockett 1020-1 Warburton Ave 3 3555 261 0 600 3100 3,247.96 Galleria and the Westchester malls in White Plains; many also thought 165376 1104 Warburton Ave Llc 1104 Warburton Ave 3 3565 49 0 7400 7400 9,473.29 the influx of retailers on Central Avenue would hurt business at Cross 165377 John Foley 1116 Warburton Ave 3 3565 344 0 800 2848 2,998.11 County. More recently, those pro- and con-Ridge Hill talked about Cross 165378 Joy Grey 1155 Warburton Ave 3 3570 280 0 180 3040 915.16 County losing business when the massive complex opened several miles 165379 River Hill Residential LLC 1155 Warburton Ave 3 3570 497 0 10 100 109.52 away. 165383 Horizon at Ridge Hill LLC 701 Rdige Hill Blvd 4 4076 100 0 223000 607600 430,744.29 In the retail world, Cross County has always been a gold mine – 165384 Horizon at Ridge Hill LLC 701 Ridge Hill Blvd 4 4076 155 0 242 9979 2,920.03 which is probably the reason that before the renovations several years 165386 Michele Bonsignore 125 Fort Hill Ave 4 4294 244 0 2200 8600 7,599.74 ago, very little renovation took place at the mall. 165387 Jose Tejada 132 Young Ave 4 4297 37 0 3000 13100 15,534.16 Like everything else in real estate, it’s location, location, location. 165388 Phyllis Poccia 14 Cantitoe Rd 4 4304 7 0 2500 8800 7,845.86 Smack dab in the middle of the thruways, parkways, highways – all ma- 165389 Christos Kreatsoulas 9 Ascot Rd 4 4316 15 0 4100 12700 13,306.77 jor roads lead to Cross County Shopping Center. Public transportation 165390 Mary Miller Sturm 179 Croydon Rd 4 4319 45 0 2700 11300 2,416.15 from the north, south, east and west is excellent for those who do not 165391 Eugene Mellon 322 Concord Rd 4 4334 25 0 3200 15300 15,959.67 drive. 165392 Ida Tamburrino 153 Whitman Rd 4 4334 43 0 3100 10800 16,237.24 I asked a friend who lives in New Jersey and frequently shops at the 165393 Catherine Twohill 131 Whitman Rd 4 4334 51 0 3200 12900 10,804.13 Macy’s at Cross County why he shops there, versus saving the sales tax 165400 ISSA ERAIFEJ 21 Elissa La 4 4365 101 0 2200 11100 10,192.58 on clothes in New Jersey. With the exception of a few days of the year, 165401 Philip Pagliarulo 148 Jennifer La 4 4408 66 0 3100 12500 11,691.12 he can pull right up to Macy’s, get what he wants and be on the road to 165402 Rosemarie Basciano 150 Round Hill Dr 4 4414 17 19 3200 12400 11,435.45 New Jersey within seconds. 165404 MARIE GRASSO 364 E Grassy Sprain 4 4425 120 0 6900 12600 12,100.98 Getting in and out of Garden State Plaza mall in Paramus, N.J., is an 165406 John Kopp 64 Mountaindale Rd 4 4455 35 0 3100 11300 8,288.36 adventure in itself. That is not the case at Cross County. 165407 Pablo Ortiz 188 Mountaindale Rd 4 4456 43 0 3000 11000 10,465.12 You feel a sense of security when you shop at Cross County, which 165408 Joel Fernandez 166 Gailmor Dr 4 4462 1 0 2200 10600 2,665.63 very important to shoppers in this day and age. You don’t hear a lot about 165409 Antoinette Denning 21 Heathcote Rd 4 4463 75 0 3000 12000 11,481.17 165410 Marilyn Corbett 182 Pembrook Dr 4 4468 61 0 3800 10500 8,152.00 crime taking place in and around the mall; the car thefts of years passed 165413 Karen Butler 777 Tuckahoe Rd-Unit 4 4486 205 0 1600 5382 4,259.75 somehow seem to have faded away. 165414 Marshall Adams 777 Tuckahoe Rd-Unit 4 4486 228 0 500 3009 1,782.25 People in Yonkers finally got wise to the tunnel scam. Someone 165416 Cathy Ward 118 Seneca Ave 4 4506 36 0 1300 1300 1,432.25 would say they could get you a good deal on electronics or some other 165417 Mary Coakley 72 Carver Ter 4 4532 1 0 4200 17100 14,995.11 high-end product and meet you and exchange cash at the entrance to a 165418 Robert Rankin 130 Colonial Pkwy 4 4541 316 0 1400 3701 2,508.18 tunnel that ran under the mall. They would tell you to wait there and they 165419 JOSEPH MANGIERI 128 Colonial Pkwy 4 4541 441 0 1400 3582 619.42 would bring you the goods. They would slip out of the other side of the 165420 Iris Guardian For Gomez 116 Scarsdale Rd 4 4548 1 0 2800 13500 14,769.68 tunnel with your cash, and you would be left standing there with nothing. 165421 Keith Gagner 109 Crestwood Ave 4 4563 40 43 5400 15800 8,369.27 If it happened once – it happened a million times. 165422 Edward Bradshaw 155 Hollywood Ave 4 4564 50 0 5400 17800 17,236.51 Before Pathmark, ShopRite or Stop and Shop, Cross County had 165423 T Lile 206 Westchester Ave 4 4568 139 140 2700 16200 17,267.93 Finast Supermarket. After you purchased your groceries at Finast, the 165424 Antonio Rodriques 43 Carlton Ave 4 4581 38 0 4500 17300 5,083.67 cashier would put them in a bin that rolled on rollers from inside the store 165425 Thomas Walsh 45 Hampton Ave 4 4583 34 38 5400 15750 4,187.70 to the parking lot. There, an attendant would load the groceries into your 165426 Faiz Isa 40 Hampton Ave 4 4584 16 0 1200 1200 2,740.28 car. Bringing your grocery cart directly to your car in the lot was a dream. 165427 Forchetti Colonial Heights Dev 76 Rosedale Rd 4 4605 111 0 4700 4700 5,042.78 Even though I am Jewish, I always looked forward to visiting Santa 165428 Forchetti Development Corp 1 Courtside Ter 4 4605 112 0 7000 7000 7,582.80 Claus at Gimbels. Way before the mall introduced a house for Santa vis- 165429 Forchetti Colonial Heights Dev 5 Courtside Ter 4 4605 113 0 4800 4800 5,147.92 its on the Mall Walk, Santa Claus was in Gimbels, as well as in John 165430 Lenore Coffey 15 Byrd Pl 4 4617 9 11 3800 12500 12,211.33 Wanamaker’s at the other end of the mall. (Yonkers had the only John 165432 2020 RESIDENTIAL LLC 183 Helena Ave 4 4633 9 0 2533 2533 2,767.43 Wanamaker’s store outside the Philadelphia area.) 165433 Katherine Flynn 261 Rosedale Rd 4 4645 8 10 3800 12700 1,756.40 My mother’s friend worked in the rug department of Wanamaker’s, 165434 Richard Green 33 Alta Pl 4 4656 1 4 2600 2600 2,876.13 where they had a large selection of hanging oriental rugs. On Christmas 165435 Dwayne Hugh 355 Helena Ave 4 4667 8 0 2700 10100 9,194.73 Eve, last-minute shoppers looking for gifts would schlep these enormous 165436 Hawa Mclean 68 Pietro Dr 4 4672 22 0 5800 15000 7,204.06 165438 Stanley Janowski 323 Westchester Ave 4 4704 15 0 2700 13100 12,921.37 rugs out of the store, mount them on their cars and take them home and 165440 International Maximum 66 Crisfield St 4 4795 12 0 100 600 712.14 somehow put them under the tree. 165442 Rong Tang 66 Crisfield St 4 4795 112 0 600 4650 4,856.66 Dining options at Cross County were legendary. There was Horn 165443 Shtjefen Saljanin 20 Fieldcrest Rd 4 4822 11 12 2500 13000 13,718.09 and Hardart with remnants of the automat, where you would put coins 165444 Shtjefen Saljanin 19 Fieldcrest Rd 4 4824 61 0 3800 16300 7,708.95 in a slot to get your food. Mom would go there for her vegetable plate – 165445 Ralph Arred 79 Cambridge Ave 4 4827 40 0 2600 2600 2,870.75 broccoli, carrots and creamed spinach all piled high. Horn and Hardart 165448 Pina Lopopolo 57 E Fort Hill Rd 4 4857 39 0 3300 13200 1,276.53 had a take-out department where Dad and I could get our favorite rice 165449 Jeffrey Park 40 Morrow Ave 4 4859 50 0 154300 387000 6,482.63 and tapioca puddings to take home. 165450 Charles Williams 20 Depew Ave 4 4864 20 0 3300 13000 13,954.70 We always waved to Gene Lubin, the king of the Bar Mitzvah suits, 165451 44 Sea Cliff Avenue Corp 18 Via Trenta Ct 4 4867 5 0 3400 10000 10,523.63 whose store was opposite Horn and Hardarts. 165452 Catherine Arred 90 Sargent Rd 4 4937 48 0 9300 19200 15,681.53 You can’t mention Horn and Hardarts without talking about the 165453 Samuel Saunders Brendon Hill Rd 4 4959 43 0 500 500 573.26 nun, always dressed in perfectly pressed black garb who sat outside the 165454 Andrew Kelly 7 Harney Rd 4 4960 3 0 4500 15000 14,375.11 restaurant. She had a small cardboard box similar to a cigar box, where 165455 Mary Starzec 2 Stoneleigh Rd 4 4961 47 0 10200 24500 4,934.66 she accepted donations. We were thankful for the food that we ate and 165456 Percy Tsao 221 Falmouth Rd 4 4967 21 0 7200 16300 17,492.64 always dropped a few coins into the nun’s box. In exchange we got a 165457 Ismael Lugo 52 Edgemont Rd 4 4976 1 0 5300 15400 16,131.11 blessing and a smile. 165458 Myra Yalkowsky 22 Weyburn Rd 4 4977 9 0 7600 16000 15,930.56 Wilsker’s Deli served overstuffed sandwiches and a metal basket 165460 Attilo CarluccI 20 Ashford Pl 5 5036 18 0 3500 17610 10,275.97 filled with pickles, sours and half sours, and pickled tomatoes. 165461 Rrok Gjonaj 26 Ambrose Pl 5 5038 5 0 4100 13200 13,169.39 There was a counter at Woolworth’s, where if you ordered a banana 165462 Attilio Carlucci 859 Midland Ave 5 5054 29 0 2000 12800 8,090.26 split, the price was determined by a slip of paper in the balloon you 165463 Irr. Fornabaio 889 Midland Ave 5 5055 23 0 2500 9700 8,490.61 would pop. My fear of popping balloons was developed sitting at the 165464 Realty Holding Co Hudson Valley 881 Midland Ave 5 5055 27 0 1800 9800 8,578.19 lunch counter at Woolworth’s. Tuna melts, warm apple pie, Hires root 165465 Laura Chavez 900 Midland Ave 5 5064 309 0 1500 5200 4,062.68 165468 Marion Armento 32 Byron Pl 5 5071 65 0 3500 3500 3,763.22 beer floats, grilled cheese cooked on the well-worn Woolworth’s grill, 165469 Daniel Hernandez 74 Mansion Ave 5 5073 64 0 6000 13300 5,830.19 were all served by the matronly Woolworth’s waitresses. 165471 Blake Perez 27 Shaefer Ave 5 5096 14 0 800 800 414.38 Dining was available on the top floor of Wanamakers. Again, Mom 165472 Blake Perez 25 Shaefer Ave 5 5096 15 0 700 700 584.85 went for the vegetable plate – particularly the beets. Special occasions 165473 Peter Wasylec 90 Vredenburgh Ave 5 5182 1 0 200 200 1,000.38 were at the Red Coach Grill, the fanciest of the restaurants at Cross 165474 Herbert Laure 946 Mile Sq Rd 5 5194 7 0 1500 7800 4,928.66 County with a great prime rib on the menu. 165475 Edgar Alonso 152 Crescent Pl 5 5222 64 65 3500 10300 2,877.98 How many Yonkersites climbed the stairs to lose weight over the 165476 Rosanne Makowski 129 Brandon Rd 5 5234 26 27 3500 14400 13,636.97 years at Weight Watchers meetings on top of Woolworth’s? After you got 165477 Louise Silvestro 143 Florence St 5 5235 34 35 3500 11500 12,222.54 weighed in, you would come down the stairs and splurge at Wilsker’s or 165478 Louise Rolla 1374 Midland Ave 5 5245 101 0 1400 3320 543.11 Woolworths or Zaro’s bakery. All those fresh Danishes staring at you, 165479 Christiana De Muro 1374 Midland Ave 5 5245 612 0 1900 4450 1,708.98 waiting to be eaten! 165480 C Lehrieder 1308 Midland Ave 5 5246 104 0 2200 3920 4,125.56 I have so many memories of Cross County and hope to share more 165482 Thelma Kennie 1376 Midland Ave 5 5248 15 0 100 1000 1,070.24 of them with you as the 60th Anniversary Celebration continues over 165483 Anthony Biancardi 1376 Midland Ave 5 5248 23 0 100 1000 1,070.24 the next couple of months – such as the birds and fish at Woolworth’s; 165484 Remo Capasso 1376 Midland Ave 5 5248 39 0 100 1000 1,070.24 the birds would escape from their cages and fly around the store. (This 165486 William Hertlein 18 Eton Rd 5 5277 15 0 6300 18400 17,152.28 did not happen so innocently. I had friends who let the birds out of their 165487 Peter Cascino 938 Kimball Ave 5 5305 55 0 5800 20000 21,125.99 cages to fly free.) 165488 Nicholas Cummaro 64 Rossmore Ave 5 5327 69 0 4100 14500 271.61 The Walgreens that existed way before the proliferation of Wal- 165489 Felice Agnifilo 135 Marquand Ave 5 5335 28 0 4400 15600 11,235.54 greens we see today. All the shoe stores and getting fit for shoes at 165490 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 139 0 500 1700 318.64 Stride Rite. Waiting for Mom as she tried on clothes at Franklin Simon 165491 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 140 0 500 1900 588.76 or Lerner’s. Pickwick cards and Dennison’s multi-level card store. Dad 165492 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 141 0 500 1700 530.96 shopping at Wallachs, with the water fountain on the ground for dogs to 165493 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 142 0 500 1700 530.96 165494 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 143 0 500 1700 530.96 quench their thirst. The hardware store where they helped my sister build 165495 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 144 0 500 1700 530.96 an incubator and brooder for hatching chicks. 165496 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 145 0 500 1900 588.76 We will probably never know why there were two Woolworth’s at 165497 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 146 0 500 1700 896.43 Cross County, why they put a hospital in the middle of the mall, or never 165498 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 147 0 900 3200 964.34 enclosed the mall. As for the lions and rams in front of Wanamaker’s 165499 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 148 0 600 2300 704.33 and now, Sears, they were removed during renovations. Now they are a 165500 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 150 0 600 2300 704.33 beautiful memory. 165501 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 151 0 600 2300 704.33 Reach Eric Schoen at [email protected] and follow him on 165502 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 153 0 500 1700 530.96 Twitter @ericyonkers. Catch the Westchester Rising Radio Show featur- 165503 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 154 0 500 1900 588.76 ing Dan Murphy and Eric Schoen on Thursdays at 10 a.m. on WVOX 165504 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 161 0 900 3200 964.34 1460 on the A.M. dial. Friday, May 2, 2014 - Yonkers Rising - PAGE 9

Lien No. Owner/Occupant Street # Street Name Sec. Block Lot1 Lot2 AV Unimp TotalValuation Lien Amt 165505 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 166 0 900 3200 964.34 Yonkers’ Best 165506 Boulder Apartments LLC 1133 Midland Ave 5 5364 168 0 500 1900 588.74 Continued from Page 1 165508 Joseph Holland 36 Warwick Rd 5 5380 65 0 8800 33100 34,328.42 165509 Thomas Villamana 151 Devon Rd 5 5404 56 0 9200 21600 16,051.61 Diana applied to the Macaulay Honors Program at Lehman 165510 Todd Wood 75 Rockledge Rd 5 5408 17 20 8900 21000 20,257.66 College, where she will be working toward a biochemistry degree. 165511 Todd Wood 79 Rockledge Rd 5 5408 23 0 1600 1600 1,912.58 She also applied, and was accepted to, Stony Brook University, 165512 Building Assoc Central Avenue 53 Rockledge Rd 5 5408 201 0 1800 1800 1,531.88 Hunter College, Baruch College and John Jay. 165513 Melvyn Hirsh 46 Rutland Rd 5 5412 21 0 8600 21600 22,876.88 165514 Donna Attili 10 Bobolink Pl 5 5475 17 0 2400 19100 18,542.36 Lisette has applied to St. John’s University, Hunter College, 165515 Simon Idohou 19 Larry Pl 5 5477 14 0 2500 17900 8,219.90 City College, Lehman College, Stony Brook University, SUNY 165516 John Ortiz 178 Mile Sq Rd 5 5477 15 0 900 900 1,020.67 Buffalo, Barnard College, Quinnipiac College, University of Chi- 165517 Justina La Canfora 65 Cecil Crest Rd 5 5479 9 0 3500 11800 3,535.03 cago and Columbia, and has received acceptance letters from all 165518 ANDREW O’ROURKE 24 Kenilworth Rd 5 5515 55 56 2900 8900 11,975.20 but the last two (she is currently wait-listed from the University of 165519 James Walsh 459 Bronxville Rd 5 5603 4 0 3100 11100 10,242.51 Chicago). Lisette will be attending Barnard College where she will 165521 Fedele Bruno 432 Bronxville Rd 5 5607 10 0 3600 13000 6,695.25 major in biochemistry, as well. 165523 Gertrude Offerman 150 Chatfield Rd 5 5625 68 0 3200 13800 4,364.90 Both Diana and Lisette would like to pursue their chemistry 165524 John Mulligan 48 Chatfield Rd 5 5645 100 0 4300 13700 12,458.12 interests and obtain PhDs in graduate schools and continue doing 165525 Gertrude Offerman 67 Merriam Ave 5 5648 60 0 2900 9200 9,634.11 what they love – research. Diana said she would like to involve 165528 Michael Moriarty 113 Devoe Ave 6 6010 37 0 3300 9100 9,808.22 herself in research as a lab technician while getting her graduate 165529 Juliette Mc Nulty 118 Devoe Ave 6 6011 35 0 3600 10750 9,870.04 degree, and Lisette said she would like to work for the Center for 165530 Diane Dimitry Asturizaga 96 St Johns Ave 6 6030 98 0 7300 17000 17,990.41 Disease Control or the World Health Organization, after earning her 165533 Cathleen Lynch 13 Crawford St 6 6040 97 0 3300 12000 619.81 PhD in chemistry. 165534 Rok Kalaj 270 Lee Ave 6 6042 27 0 4900 18200 19,238.34 When asked what they love most about their high school, Di- 165535 Thomas Gormally 298 Kneeland Ave 6 6046 110 0 8100 15850 15,899.93 ana replied that she found the science research program at ECHS to 165536 Nicolasina Baez 65 Sunset Dr 6 6050 170 0 5600 11500 11,151.11 be the most beneficial and rewarding. “Students get to have hands- 165539 Martin Melody 510 Midland Ave.-Uni 6 6050 416 0 800 2029 787.45 on experience, and have a deeper understanding of what research is 165540 Martin Melody 510 Midland Ave.-Uni 6 6050 452 0 800 2029 2,160.56 really composed of,” she said. “We’re more exposed to this type of 165542 SHAZIA NAZ 31 Alida St 6 6052 9 10 4000 23600 13,515.88 education, and it’s great.” 165543 Three Strip LLC 113 Sweetfield Cir 6 6054 28 0 3800 16600 3,048.66 Lisette then stated that she loves: “The ability to take as many 165544 Luz Cortez 80 Durst Pl 6 6076 65 0 6800 16900 16,313.56 165545 Donald Mullins 11 Durst Pl 6 6079 22 0 3200 14000 763.45 advanced, college-level classes, which give you a window of op- 165547 Frances Mcvey 97 Cowles Ave 6 6087 21 0 1600 6300 4,174.63 portunity to study anything and everything.” 165548 Property Wakefield 748 Yonkers Ave 6 6100 58 0 4100 22600 24,742.58 The two leave their fellow classmates and friends with a few 165549 John SherryJr 45 Belmont Ave 6 6104 5 0 2800 7300 6,618.03 words of advice. 165550 Joseph Valle 53 Clark St 6 6104 15 0 1700 8600 2,537.72 Valedictorian Diana said: “From the beginning, I knew one 165552 798-800 Yonkers Ave Llc 796 Yonkers Ave 6 6120 63 0 2500 6100 3,582.65 thing: ‘You are the result of yourself.’ It does not matter whether 165553 798-800 Yonkers Ave Llc 798 Yonkers Ave 6 6120 64 0 5000 12600 7,742.73 you have all the support in the world, or you lack it completely, you 165554 Matthew Aquisition Corp 1008 Yonkers Ave 6 6162 17 0 10900 10900 11,494.95 can become anything that you want to be if you put in the effort. 165555 Jacob Sofocil 19 Abner Pl 6 6163 30 0 2200 10100 7,595.44 We’ve got to be a little bit independent, and strive for our goals.” 165556 Ellen Russell 64 Halstead Ave 6 6187 13 0 1400 8700 7,703.09 Salutatorian Lisette added: “You can’t be afraid to take risks. 165557 Peter Bianchi 2 Kimball Ter 6 6187 50 0 2500 17000 9,881.24 People spend too much time worrying about whether they will fail 165559 Hipolito Padilla 81 Sanford St 6 6208 26 0 3000 11250 3,490.98 and not do anything good, and less time actually facing their chal- 165560 Kevin O’Donnell 15 Old Jerome Ave 6 6214 52 0 1400 5700 6,084.31 lenges. When faced with any challenge, people should attempt to, at 165561 John Barry 17 Cox Ave 6 6221 32 0 3500 13100 8,009.53 least try and make an effort, before giving up.” 165562 Martin Ivezic 53 Aqueduct Ave 6 6222 32 0 1600 8700 15,526.57 165563 Michael Cavallo 758 Mc Lean Ave 6 6224 27 28 18600 34000 882.24 165564 Michael Cavallo 752 Mc Lean Ave 6 6224 29 31 22600 22600 597.72 165565 Timothy Coyne 96 Cox Ave 6 6232 47 0 1500 5900 4,962.68 Trans Pacific 165566 Ralph Puma 969 Mc Lean Ave 6 6237 41 0 2300 11700 3,667.65 Continued from Page 3 165567 Philip Savino 940 Mc Lean Ave 6 6240 28 29 5000 12500 13,486.75 165568 Benedetto Savino 1 Bronx Rvr Rd 6 6248 52 0 9100 20000 28,404.07 industries, including intellectual property and high-tech industries. 165569 Susan O’Connor 40 New Ave 6 6250 49 0 2500 9700 8,530.13 If approved, the TPP will include 38 percent of the global 165570 Therese Finan 58 New Ave 6 6251 38 0 4700 9600 19,201.19 economy, all open to U.S. companies and businesses to trade free- 165571 JOHN DWYER 3 New Ave 6 6252 33 0 1500 7500 8,099.01 ly. Proponents also say the agreement could generate an additional 165572 Michelina Lombardi 71 Hyatt Pl 6 6255 17 0 2400 9300 3,839.35 $123.5 billion in American exports by 2025. 165573 Tarmonbarry Prop Llc 14 Courtney Pl 6 6276 21 0 14000 14000 14,815.14 Arguments against TPP focus not only on the lost American 165574 163 Bronx Rvr Rd Corp 163 Bronx Rvr Rd 6 6278 24 25 5400 24500 25,245.46 jobs that will come from TPP and from prior free trade agreements, 165575 Wilton Alvarez 2 Laurel Pl 6 6278 27 0 3000 9200 8,264.58 165576 Edward Murphy 12 Overhill Pl 6 6305 1 0 2800 9100 9,248.15 including the North American Free Trade Agreement, but also fo- 165577 Elizabeth Iannuzzi 49 St James Ter 6 6320 15 0 2800 9500 8,797.72 cus on environmental concerns, food safety concerns, an increase 165578 Realty Of Yonkers Co Lad 1121 Yonkers Ave 6 6320 34 35 4700 15400 19,204.70 in the lack of regulation and accountability for corporations from 165579 Carol Bolbrock 36 Grant St 6 6325 4 0 2800 7200 6,350.95 TPP, and the secrecy in which the TPP is being reviewed. 165582 Leacia Brissett 47 Vernon Ave 6 6325 19 20 2000 2000 1,583.79 The TPP would result in additional imports of meat, poultry 165583 Arlene Antolik 463 Kimball Ave 6 6328 5 0 2500 11800 11,224.68 and seafood that do not have to comply or meet U.S. safety food 165585 Joyce Basilotta 116 Hildreth Pl 6 6331 13 0 2000 8900 9,390.52 standards. Any U.S. safety rule on pesticides, labeling or additives 165589 Joseph Schepisi 132 Winfred Ave 6 6370 7 0 3400 13800 9,466.82 that is higher than international standards would be subject to chal- 165591 Theresa Marino 552 Kimball Ave 6 6372 43 0 3200 11200 5,165.75 lenge as “illegal trade barriers,” and the U.S. would be required to 165593 Leo Zaccaro 79 Winfred Ave 6 6374 49 0 1700 8800 4,655.54 eliminate these rules and allow in the unregulated food, or would 165594 Seamus Crilly 49 Sherwood Ave 6 6381 14 15 3100 10500 2,761.10 face trade sanctions. Currently, the U.S. Food and Drug Admin- 165595 Steven Marcus Concrete 26 Crescent Pl 6 6384 30 31 2800 8400 7,673.58 istration inspects less than 1% of all seafood imports for health hazards. Environmental concerns addressed at the Town Hall includ- Notice Of Secured Party Sale ed fears that the TPP would allow transnational corporations the power to challenge any environmental laws that negatively affect Please take notice that the collateral described below (the “Collateral”) will be sold at a their profits. The Clean Air Act, Endangered Species Act could be sale (the “Sale”) held to enforce the rights of the Lenders in the Collateral. The Collateral threatened by a portion of the TPP that protects “investor rights,” is being sold pursuant to that certain Decision and Order issued on April 3, 2014 pursu- ant to which the Supreme Court of the State of New York County of Westchester granted according to leaked portions of the TPP to the public. the petition of William Weinberg, Saul Weinberg and Ted Weinberg (collectively, the Putting investor rights before the rights of Americans, and “Lenders”) directing WBP Central Associates, LLC, a New York limited liability company giving corporations the right to sue the U.S. and other TPP coun- (“WBP”), to turn over to Lenders the Collateral held by Anthony Piazza. tries for protection of “expected future profits,” was another topic Collateral: A 12.375% Percentage Interest in WBP, which owns a fee simple interest in of discussion at the people’s Town Hall. the land and improvements located at 2141 Central Park Avenue, Yonkers, New York. The concern that speculative Wall Street actions, like deriva- The sale may be made in whole or in parts. tive trading that led to the financial meltdown of 2008, will be Time and Place of Public Auction: The Sale will take place on Tuesday, May 6, 2014, at deregulated and allowed by TPP, and that prohibitions against the 10:00 a.m., at the offices of Olshan Frome Wolosky LLP, 65 East 55th Street, 2nd Floor, size of financial institutions (too big to fail) could lead to another New York, New York, 10022. financial collapse. Method of Sale; No Warranties: The Sale will be a public sale on terms and conditions to be provided at the Sale. The Lenders shall have the right, but not the obligation, to Obama is requesting TPP be placed on fast-track legislation, credit bid at the auction and to adjourn the Sale one or more times as may be announced which would prevent members of Congress from amending it, and at or prior to the scheduled date of the Sale. The Collateral is being sold on an “as is, would require a “yes” or “no” vote. where is” basis. The terms of TPP are unknown, members of the media and Further inquiries: For further information, please contact counsel for the Lenders, Ol- the public are not entitled to review it, and while members of Con- shan Frome Wolosky LLP, attn: Jason Saltsberg, Esq., 212-451-2320. gress can review TPP, they cannot share the details with the public. Congresswoman Nita Lowey, one of several Westchester #1255 04/25 – 05/02 elected officials at the People’s Town Hall in Greenburgh last week, stated her concerns about TPP. “Trade, when done right, has the potential to grow our econ- omy and create jobs,” she said. “I will only support trade agree- ments that create jobs here, while protecting our economy and job Legal Notice Of Postponement Of Sale standards, and strengthen our national security. Good trade agree- SUPREME COURT – COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER ments will create jobs for all sectors of our economy and raise the DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR MORGAN bar for labor and environmental standards. I am committed to a STANLEY CAPITAL I INC. TRUST 2006-NC2, MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- complete process to ensure.” TIFICATES, SERIES 2006-NC2, Plaintiff against A community panel, featuring members of Concerned Fami- PHILIP V. LORIA, ALICIA M. LORIA, Defendant(s). lies of Westchester, Food and Water Watch, the Hudson River Pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered on February 28, 2014. Presbytery, Lower Hudson Valley Chapter of the Sierra Club, I, the undersigned Referee will sell at public auction at the Lobby of the Westchester Westchester-Putnam Central Labor Body and WESPAC discussed County Courthouse, 111 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, White Plains, N.Y. on the the impact of TPP on local jobs, our environment, food safety, 12th day of May, 2014 at 10:30 a.m. health care and democracy. Nationwide, more than 400 grassroots Said premises known as 16 Dudley Place, Yonkers, N.Y. 10703-2400. organizations are calling for public involvement, and a rejection of Tax account number: SBL #: 2-2446-8. Approximate amount of lien $ 587,154.13 plus interest and costs. fast-track legislation. Premises will be sold subject to provisions of filed judgment and terms of sale. The big loser in TPP in the global economy will be China, Index No. 58332-11. James Maisano, Esq., Referee. who is not included in TPP, and China’s neighbors and trading McCabe Weisberg & Conway partners will be drawn closer to the U.S. economy, in what has Attorney(s) for Plaintiff been dubbed Obama’s “pivot” to Asia. Estimates have 2.7 mil- 145 Huguenot Street - Suite 210 lion U.S. jobs lost when China was included in the World Trade New Rochelle, New York 10801 Organization, 700,000 jobs lost to Mexico through NAFTA, and (914) 636-8900 40,000 American jobs lost from the Korean Free Trade Agreement The above mentioned sale was originally scheduled for April 14, 2014 at 10:30 a.m. in one year. The new sale date is May 12, 2014 at the same time and place. James Maisano, Esq., The U.S. trade deficit has risen from $42 billion in 1992 to Referee. $431 billion in 2012, when adjusted for inflation. #1257 05/02/2014 These facts were presented by several speakers at the forum, and raise a legitimate question, which we hope to discuss in the future: Has trade agreements helped or hurt the U.S. economy and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN jobs in America? Can we bring these jobs back home? Is free trade that an Order entered by the Supreme Court, Westchester County, on the 8th day of fair trade for America? April 2014, bearing Index Number 1094/14 , a copy of which may be examined at the Of- The answers to these questions are the goal of Westchester fice of the Clerk, 110 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, White Plains, New York 10601 grants: resident and business owner Frank Spotorno, whose website, Jayden Joel Marte the right, effective on the 8th day of April 2014 to assume the name www.bringourjobshome.com, will focus on this critical issue and of Jayden Bourdier. The petitioner’s address is: 57 Radford Street, Apt #2F Yonkers New York 10705. The date of birth of the petitioner is: February 2, 2009. The present name of the actions of U.S. corporations and elected officials, and their petitioner is: Jayden Joel Marte. votes and actions on jobs here and abroad. For more information on the opposition to TPP, visit www. #3105 05/02/2014 stopthe tpp.org. 100 95 75 25 5 0

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ganization is sponsoring its annual Yonkers Yonkers Arts Beat: Artists Showcase. This exhibit opens with a Continued from Page 1 reception Friday, May 2 at 5 p.m. at the River- front Library, and runs through July 25. ed on the front of the map, and pictured and Don’t Miss described on the reverse side. An enlarged in- * On May 3 and 4, there will be a city- set of the downtown waterfront area is useful wide celebration of the arts known as “Yon- for planning walking tours. kers Arts Weekend.” www.yonkersny.gov/ The idea behind the map was to call at- play/yonkers-arts-weekend. tention to the vibrant art scene and architec- * On May 3, from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., turally-signifi cant buildings in Yonkers and Community Engagement Through The Arts to provide both residents and visitors with a will present a pop-up gallery with the video guide to all that is beautiful and entertaining installation, “Indestructible Sense of Wonder” in Yonkers. by Jeanne Wilkinson, plus a Middle Eastern The map was developed over a 10-month food brunch and art-making activities, in the period, and early in the process, civic leaders, Blacksmith Building, 2 Bashford St. www. artists and performers – and other members cetta.org. of the arts community – were surveyed for art * On May 3 at 3 p.m., the Yonkers Phil- spots recommendations. harmonic Orchestra will perform “A Memo- Teresa Pereira-Neufeld, a Yonkers graph- rial Concert Celebrating the Life of Maestro ic illustrator and artist, worked with Yonkers James Sadewhite” at Saunders Trade and Arts to organize and lay out the designated art Technical High School. www.yonkersphilhar- spots in a map that is both useful and visually monic.org. attractive; and Mario Pereira, a graphic de- * On May 10 at 2 p.m., Hamm & Clov signer for the Yonkers Public Library, created Stage Company will present readings by pro- the descriptive reverse side of the map. fessional actors titled “Story Hour: A Spoken The fi nal result is a map worthy of the ar- Word Project of Original Short Stories,” at the tistic works and venues it represents. Riverfront Library. www.ypl.org. The map is full-color, 18 inches by 24 * On May 17 at 7:30 p.m. will be a con- inches, and is foldable and mail-able. Initially, cert featuring Cricket Tell The Weather and the map will be available on the Yonkers Arts Heather Maloney, presented by Urban H2O at Weekend shuttles, at the Blue Door Gallery, the Beczak Center. www.urbanh2o.org. the Hudson River Museum, YOHO Artist Stu- * On May 18 at 2 p.m., a musical perfor- dios, and at the branches of the Yonkers Pub- mance titled “An Afternoon of Music on the lic Library. A wider distribution is planned for Harmonica,” featuring Jia-Yi He from “Amer- subsequent printings. ica’s Got Talent,” will take place in the Pincus Printing of the map was made possible by Auditorium, Grinton I. Library. www.ypl.org. the City of Yonkers Department of Planning * Through May 18, an exhibit titled “The and Development. Art of Video Games” will be featured at the Also for Yonkers Arts Weekend, the or- Hudson River Museum. www.hrm.org. 0 5 25 75 95 100 PAGE 12 - Yonkers RISING - Friday, May 2, 2014 Women’s Club Scholarship Lunch Volunteers Give Saw Mill A Thorough Spring Cleaning

Scholarship recipient Carmen Green Arias with her parents.

The Hudson Valley Bank clean-up crew include, from left, Joel and Rose Maldonado, Devon Plunkett, Bridget and Lindsay Carden, and Matthew Maldonado.

CBC Jr. Praise Dancers

Girl Scout Troop 2650 lending a hand during the clean-up.

Congressman Eliot Engel with scholarship winners Carmen Green Arias and Jeda Warren, with Women’s Club of Nepperhan President Martha Jackson, left.

Mark Knispel fishes for trash.

Photos by Donna Davis

Trash didn’t stand a chance when 100 vol- Guzman reported that, in addition to 32 bags of unteers went to town on a glorious, sunny Satur- litter, her group collected eight tires, one suit- day, April 26, for the fifth annual Great Saw Mill case, a concrete slab, three rusty paint cans, and River Cleanup. By the end of the day, volunteers a large garbage can at Hearst Street. had collected three tons of trash – more than 182 “On the bright side, we saw a gander laying bags worth – including a shopping cart, a foot- on her nest and saw her get up and turn the eggs ball helmet, a giant roll of chain link fencing, over and lay down again. Awesome!” she said. Scholarship recipient Jeda Warren with her family. and enough parts to just about build an entire “Everyone enjoyed themselves.” car. Ardsley biology teacher Dan Barnett, Photos by Donna Davis Hosted by Groundwork Hudson Valley, the working at the Woodlands Lake site, added: event included four Yonkers sites on the Saw “The park and lake were so much cleaner than Mill: the daylighted Van der Donck Park, Ann when we started with this clean-up five years Street, Hearst Street and Walsh Road and War ago. This effort is clearly paying off.” More than $18K Offered as Memorial Field. Farther north on the river, the “The Great Saw Mill River Cleanup is a cleanup tackled two more sites, scouted in ad- collective effort that succeeds only when com- Reward in Cat Killing Case vance for heavy trash buildup: Woodlands Lake munity, business and government pull together,” A significant cash reward is being offered in Irvington and South County Trailway be- said Ann-Marie Mitroff, who organizes the for information leading to the arrest and convic- tween Ardsley and Elmsford. Groundwork event every year. “The Yonkers tion of the individual or individuals involved Spread between the various locations were Department of Public Works guys were amaz- in the killing of 25 cats in Yonkers, announced students from Lincoln and Gorton high schools ing, hauling bags and large debris from all of SPCA of Westchester Executive Director Shan- in Yonkers; members of Yonkers Brownie Troop these sites throughout the day. And the trail non Laukhuf last week. 2650; employees from Hudson Valley Bank; the maintenance crew of Westchester County Parks “The SPCA is very grateful to the animal Yonkers Bike Club; students from Dobbs Ferry, did a great job, too, carrying away tons of trash. welfare organizations who have responded to Valhalla and Ardsley high schools; and mem- “Also, our friends at Hudson Valley Bank our Humane Law Enforcement investigation bers of the Hudson River and Beyond Kayaking sponsored the event, Yonkers’ Shop Rite provid- with generous offers of rewards,” she said. Club, who fished for garbage from their kayaks. ed the water, and Yonkers Costco supplied the Those organizations include: the Ameri- Yonkers Bike Club member Norma Silva healthy snacks,” concluded Mitroff. can Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, contributing $5,000; the Humane So- ciety of the United States, contributing $5,000; the Animal Legal Defense Fund, contributing $5,000; the Defense of Animals Fund, contrib- uting $2,500; and Alley Cat Allies, contributing $750. “These significant rewards highlight the horrific nature of this crime, and we are hopeful that the offer of this money will create an incen- tive for individuals with pertinent information on the case to come forward,” said Laukhuf. Anyone with information can call the SP- CA’s Confidential Hotline at 914-941-7797. The SPCA of Westchester is located in Bri- arcliff Manor and is a no-kill shelter. The SPCA is not affiliated with the ASPCA. To donate, or for more information, visit WWW.SPCA914. ORG.