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ARTS & SCIENCES / BUSINESS / EDUCATION / NURSING / EDUCATION / BUSINESS / SCIENCES & ARTS less. ou always ou always hear about doing more doing more this project this project Fernando Tirado Fernando District Manager CB 7 Y with less,but with less,but “This grant major from cannot do any cannot do any more, with any any with more, helps those who helps those who ture of the Bronx a time at our for need heightened of population,”elderly said JHL CEO and Au- president ingwas on Thursday, held 27. October willthe state York New of the strengthen materially care infrastruc- geriatric
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The facility will from the state Department a $26 million dollar grant funding it received through through received it funding constructed JHL by from ish Home Lifecare. of the Bronx division of Jew- said Rita Morgan, director director Morgan, Rita said Road and West 192ndRoad and West Street, between West Kingsbridge Kingsbridge West between ing on University Avenue ing Avenue on University replaces an existing build- with a 72-unit facility that should level theshould playing level field tion for thetion for next 18 months, will be under construc- will under be rents, the that facility, new means market-rate to pay serve of seniors with the the with seniors of serve in the borough. borough. the in built for low-income seniorsbuilt low-income for living facility specifically specifically facility living ken on theken first assisted- BRONX TIMES Nov. 10-16, 2011 6 to the 93-acre Soundview Soundview 93-acre the to for visitors amecca be will house field the sioner said commis- borough Bronx grant funding. transportation federal from rest the and Mayor’s Office, by the money allocated Over $4 million ago. over years four gan came$5.7 million from fieldhouse be- visitors. for park restrooms and use community general for includespace will 9, and parks operations within CB for all headquarters the as 27.Thursday, October on new building on the bon rib- the cut Park Soundview of ofFriends members and 9and Board Community of members Crespo, cos Mar- Assemblyman nepe, commissioner Adrian Be- Avenue,on Seward Parks newits fieldhouse. has finally Park Soundview Soundview Park gets anew fi Fidelis Care for details. plan. 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Mayor Bloomberg’s PlaNYC Mayor PlaNYC Bloomberg’s “As ofthe said. nepe part Park,” Be- Soundview the for time at ahistoric comes station. phiteater, new comfort and artificial turf field, an am- an track, running berized anew rub- new playground, tiative. ini- Mayor PlaNYC of the It as part re-conceptualized will soon being one ofeight parks city have a in. brought be to had tractor con- asecond and construct itcause took to design, time be- was opened officially ing wait time beforecommunity.” the for the amenity it’s agreat build-hicles in the building, and ve- and lawnmowers have to station,er than our so typical comfort it gives “It’s larg- said. Aponte ing,” us room point,” hesaid. 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Hospital seeking help for stab tim walked into BronxLebanon vic- male The male. Hispanic old into looking are 171 Authorities an St. attack East and Concourse – Grand upon leg.left a 45 the to wound abullet from yearfering suf- arrived teen The shot. being to Lincoln Medical Center after male teenager was transported – 1385 Teller Ave. An 18 year old inquiry. the handling are tives detec- Local hand. the to wound a slash besides abdomen the to wound astab from suffering pital old male Latino arrived at the hos- A16 year stabbed. been had who teenager aHispanic treated ter Cen- Medical Lincoln at staff The a.m. pistol. 9-mm officerswith making an arrested police time This Morrisania community. wereother unauthorized gun from the able an- removed officers Police St. to vouchera.m. a dollars besides a cell phone. three-hundred of store the robbed woman unidentified the that cated indi- Authorities robbed. was store afurniture after female packing gun ablack for conducted was p.m. chest. the to wound let abul- from suffering was man The Center. Medical Lincoln to male a sent that ashooting into looking a.m. the gun as evidence. into custody while also vouchering man the took officers police Local pistol. a9-mm with found being after arrested was male black old A24 year Ave. – 1380 University inquiry. the handling are detectives Local home. the from taken crown gold dicated. The culprits with a flew in- officials abat with struck was into the victim’s home. The victim way their forced who males black three for looking are thorities p.m. arresting officers. officers. arresting the by custody into taken all were 18,28, and 20,26, ages suspects, four The use. street local possible from gun hand a22-caliber moved re- arrested as police officers were males Hispanic Four Pkwy. Claremont and Ave. – Crotona - 1427 Webster Ave. A search Asearch - 1427 Ave. Webster – 198 East 161 St. Police are are 161 Police – 198 East St. FRI, OCT. 14th, 9:30 p.m. p.m. 9:30 14th, OCT. FRI, FRI, OCT. 14th, 1:25 a.m. 3:25 OCT. 13th, THURS, 1:10 OCT. 13th, THURS, OCT. 11th, TUES, 3:00 12:30 OCT. 10th, MON, SAT, OCT. 8th, 10:30 p.m. THURS, OCT. 6th, 11:00 – Grant Ave. and McClellan McClellan and Ave. – Grant – Jerome Ave. and 170 and Ave. St. – Jerome – 820 Boynton Ave. Au- Ave. – 820 Boynton 43rd PCT. 44th PCT.44th with medical care. care. medical with cobi Medical Center and provided Ja- to transported was victim age slashed in the abdomen. teen- The was victim young The slashed. 15 year old Hispanic male was a after arrested was A suspect Ave. Wilkinson and Ave. – Pilgrim pired. Medical Center where he ex- Jacobi to taken was victim male The window. floor a4th from fell man a77year after moned Emergency personnel were sum- Paul’s Ave. St and 196 St. - East the inquiry. at the scene that could assist with they were able to recover evidence but indicated, authorities injured door. None of the occupants were a into shots seven fired who son per- the for looking are vestigators p.m. was arrested by local police offi- police local by arrested was old A23 year Blvd. – 3764 Bronx underway. is inquiry The nearby. found also was Agun male. black male in addition to a 37 year old fe- black old year a30 of bodies the found officials enforcement Law murder. adouble be to pears ap- what into looking are tigators inves- Police Ave. Grand – 2084 vouched as evidence. was pistol 380-caliber The NYC. in agun own to license proper the obtain to failed who person arrestedpatrol another officers p.m. guns. two the own to mit per- proper the have to failed who were taken away from its owner pistol a9-mm and a 357-caliber time This guns. hand more two additional arrest, police vouched guns from local streets. one With hand additional two removed Grand Ave. Police patrol officers p.m. area. ach Hospital with a wound to the stom- Barnabas St. to transported was victim The stabbed. being a male pute over basketball ended with Adis- Pl. Prospect and Ave. – Clay two males. the victim had been attacked by thorities were lead to believe that shoulder areas of the body. Au- wounds to the chest, face, and – 2730 Dewey Ave. Police in- Police Ave. – 2730 Dewey FRI, OCT. 14th, 3:00 p.m. SAT, OCT. 8th, 5:55 p.m. WED, OCT. 5th, 10:00 WED, OCT. 5th, p.m. 5:00 FRI, OCT. 14th, 1:40 p.m. 9:55 OCT. 10th, MON, WED, OCT. 5th,WED, OCT. 5th, 2:50 p.m. 10:15 – 1785 Monroe Ave. Police – West Burnside Ave. and and Ave. Burnside – West 45th PCT. 46th PCT. 47th PCT. vouched as evidence. his control. from revolver a 38-caliber and tol Both pis- a25-caliber hand removed police guns after arrested was man were Latino old p.m. the inquiry. Local wrist. right the to awound from detectives suffering was victim male The shot. being after Center Medical will Jacobi to be transported was male handling 178 old A25 year – 967East St. sion. pistol from the culprit’s posses- a9-mm recovered officials police after agun of possession illegal with charged was culprit Latino The male. Hispanic old a 37 year arrested undercover police officer 183 An St. East and Ave. – Crotona is underway. items from the home. inquiry An prits with several fled different cul- The injuries. escaped woman black old A26 year victim. male caused injury aknife with armed was second to the 22 the while year agun displayed prits old cul- the of One trio. armed the by captive held were occupants Two ahome. invaded males black invasion. It is that reported three ahome into looking are tigators inves- 219– 1047 Police East St. electronic equipment. male lost victim several pieces of fe- The home. her into a woman unknown pair at knifepoint forced The awoman. robbed who males black two for looking are thorities a.m. and arm. included the leg, torso, shoulder, ing at the emergency room which ferent bullet wounds upon arriv- dif- four from suffering was man The shot. being after Center cal Medi- Jacobi to transported was a.m. during the robbery. four-hundred dollars was taken that indicated Officials culprits. pistol was store’s clerk the incident hood convince store. During the whipped aneighbor- robbed who males black two for looking are Police by p.m. one ofas evidence for the pending trail. the vouched was weapon The pistol. possession of a semi-auto 9-mm in found was man young The cers. WED, OCT. 5th, 4:00 OCT. 11th,TUES, 10:30 FRI, OCT. 7th, 11:25 p.m. WED, OCT. 5th, 4:35 p.m. FRI, OCT. 14th, 3:00 a.m. 3:00 14th, OCT. FRI, 12:30 12th, OCT. WED, MON, OCT. 10th, 7:40 SAT, OCT. 8th, 11:00 – 4623 Park Ave. A 58 year A58year Ave. – 4623 Park – 3357 Fish Ave. A male Amale Ave. – 3357 Fish – 1047 East 219– 1047 Au- East St. 48thPCT. – 3400 Baychester Ave. 49th PCT.
Upon checking later on, the child child the on, later checking Upon seen breathing around 9:30 a.m. last was child The child. a young of death the into looking are gators investi- 137 Police East St. – 350 shoulder. right the to wound astab from suffering Hospital Barnabas St. to transported was victim The male. ablack attacked who person the for looking are a.m. Hospital. Bronx Central transporting the person to North before police by tasered was son person into custody. Theper- to take an emotional disturbed forced were authorities Police St. a.m. death. nearby that could have led to her with otherapartment substances an in found was body The ered. discov- was woman old 28 year a of body the where building rise high- aRiverdale to summoned were Police Ave. Arlington – 5900 autopsy. fromport the Medical Examiner’s re- final the waiting are detectives Local arm. the from hanging ringe discovered with a hypodermic sy- was body His avehicle. inside ently of a male. victim The died appar- death the into looking are thorities Au- South. Park – Van Courtlandt Hospital. Hospital. Barnabas St. to transported was person the custody, in Once while. a for bay at police keep to able was and knives with armed was person disturbed emotionally The a van. inside was who aperson with off astand- had officers Police East. p.m. inquiry.follow-up the handling are detectives Local times. several torso the in shot been had victim male The dition. cobi Medical Center in critical con- Hispanic male was admitted to Ja- old A20year St. – 1735 Fillmore sleuths. tack is under by investigation local at- The rib. left the to wound slash male victim had from suffered a The attacked. being after attention medical refused male A Hispanic p.m under investigation. is incident the and summoned realand The police flees. were residents the confronts culprit male the officer, apolice was through the door he said that he breaking After asleep. cupants oc- the catching hours morning early the during ahome into way his forced male unknown The crimes.cers while committing who impersonates police offi- male skinned adark for underway a.m. . – Maran Pl. and Cruger Ave. Ave. Cruger and Pl. . –Maran – 2549 Jerome Ave. Police WED, OCT. 5th, p.m. 2:00 THURS, OCT. 6th, 4:30 11:40 OCT. 10th, MON, SUN, OCT. 9th, 9:00 p.m. WED, OCT. 5th, 9:50 p.m. TUES, OCT. 11th,TUES, 10:20 p.m. 11:25 9th, OCT. SUN, THURS, OCT. 6th, 9:30 – Adee Ave. and Bronx Park Park Bronx and Ave. – Adee – 3490 Independence Fort – Muliner Ave. A search is Asearch Ave. – Muliner 52nd PCT. 50th PCT. Housing first reported. reported. first trol some 42 minutes from it was wasthe declared fire under con- onand bothextinguished floors totally was fire the minutes four ably will hold. Within the next prob- to upgraded was situation indicated that the control fire commander the 10:06 p.m. At down. knocked been has fire mander that reported all visible com- incident the p.m., 9:57 by advancing their hose lines so continued to make progress ers from the engine companies proven to be negative. Firefight- have far so searched All fire. of they searched for hidden pockets to open up walls and ceilings as company personnel continued ladder as stretched being was in operation. A third hose line hosetwo lines stretched and sion 6 that reported there was cialized units.and 26 in addition to several spe- At 9:52 p.m.with Satellite 2, Battalions 20, Divi- 41, 72 50, Tower Engine Ladder and 90, 96, Engines were alarm second the for request the on ing Respond- transmitted. was alarm Asecond floors. 6th and 5th the on fire was there that porting re- operation the of command 6assumed Division scene. the to Dispatchers sending 42 Ladder unit was needed with Bronx Fire to the scene. additional An ladder Towerwith 58 Ladder were sent pany were requested. Engine 73 ditional engine and ladder com- ad- An dwelling. occupied the of floor 6th the on was fire the that 3 atBattalion 9:36 p.m. reported house. apartment a6-story in was Fire scene. the to dispatched all 6were 18, Division and Battalion 61, 3, 31, Rescue Squad Ladder Tower 45, Engine so fire working cated that they were faced with a units at arriving 9:33 p.m. indi- Fire 3. Battalion of command 54Ladder and 47 Ladder under Tower with 82 along and 64, 94, Engines were call initial the on ing area near Ave. Laconia Respond- View Sound the in floors two to houseapartment spread quickly an in Afire – 512 Ave. Rosedale with a homicide inquiry. faced now are officers # 8police PSA Housing and Squad Pct. 43rd the from Detectives area. chest from suffering was man three The Center. black bullet male died old a25 year shot, at being after Jacobiutes Medical wounds min- 35 Within Ave. – 1060 Beach to the trail. pending was vouched as evidencefor his gun The pistol. semi-automatic ber a25-cali- of possession in found was male black 18 old The year 8. # PSA Housing’s from Officers lice Po- by arrested was male teenage A North. Lane Point Classon – 36 #7.PSA from Housing’sand police officers byunderway 40th Pct. detectives ties is were informed. inquiry An was no longer breathing authori- FRI, OCT. 7th, 9:28 p.m. SUN, OCT. 9th, 8:20 p.m. WED, OCT. 5th, 3:30 p.m. Fire Log Fire
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Seabrook and Assemblyman Michael repre- who Benedetto, R. sents Co-op City as well as other neighborhoods in the northeast Bronx, have this address to undertaken safety issue and tomarshal residential concern relative high- the to it. The quandary that as I un- is it derstand overpassway entails I what shall label duality “a of dual jurisdictions” and, accord- imagina- an requires ingly, new-fan- productive and tive gled approach. The highway bridge between Blanchester and Co-op City is, in actual- two of responsibility the ity, different levels of govern- --ment viz., the State and -- and the York City of New of part former, the within two different municipal domains -- viz., CB 12 and Community Board or 10, com- police of terms in with 45th the and 47th the mands, precincts. This problematic (47th 12 CB in sits structure Precinct) on its west end, (45th Pre- in 10 winds CB up cinct) on eastern descent, and is the charge of the New York State Department between in Transportation of as its traverses the over being officially In highway. under the care of several agencies of government, it has factually become a fos- ter child that cannot be giv- en fitting attention in toto overall. The aggravation of becomes shortcoming this pro- apparent whenever serious for crime re-visits the and site more neighborhood residents on once highway the of sides both clamor tection and a resolution for public their to threat the of Interestsafety. and public focus wanes crime when immediate of slithers out and present sight, thebut persistsproblem and is a genuine tragedy just waiting to happen. Folks been have robbed, up, beaten already as- sexually and catastrophe injured, What saulted on the bridge. What next? is befall must heartbreak and It would be so easy to to easy so be would It solve to needed is What That this overpass was once criminalmore for the venue surprise no as came activity residents longstanding to andof Baychester of CB 12. Crime on the Baychester 222NDAvenue/East Street nothing is bridge highway Criminalnew. mischief and inflicted been has injury there victims innocent on repeatedly in years past. of characteristic only The these and varied has that -- nature problem this the is time over the type of the crime perpe- battery trated on our citizens, young and alike. old Robbery, assault, law-breaking of categories others with along offenses vic- unwitting found have tims on this bridge. It resurrect the carping about the need vigilant for action Department. on behalf of our York New Police City nauseatingly become has de rigueur to a finger point theat cops and to grouse doing not are they that the lack they that job, their proper strategy and tactics, al- to need they that that or morelot time and attention to the situation every time the ill effect of crime rears its ugly head. No doubt, we definitely need additional Forty- our in Officers Police We Precinct. Police seventh have been underserved and powers- the by understaffed Plaza Police that-be at -- for can re- mind the as long as the Apparently, member. head-honchos downtown ourview area through a ob- that prism rose-colored pre- safety public scures the become have that dicaments well-entrenched in and en- demic to our community board. The men and the the Precinct, 47th of women Finest,finest of York’s New enjoy earn their and pay our re- we that spect It each and every day. time about is the benefit of having many more of them. this bridge boondoggle? May I suggest a cooperative,
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All ages children for appropriate 1933. and of translated Babar to in The Story hoff in a book entitled Histoire de Babar 1931 by first-time author Jean de Brun- ofCelestivlle. town the forms and Celeste marries He ephants. ofEl- King new the crowned is Babar poison mushrooms. Upon his return, the King ofwith the help Elephants of and Arthur Celeste, after and bowler hat. He returns to the jungle, dies from suit agreen wearing gentleman eatingdressed where he an becomes educated, well- elephantothers. who and “Petrouchka”, of Hours” the “Dance runsof the Gladiators”, the Bear’s Dance from away & Bailey’sas “Barnum Favorites” “Entry towind instruments with circus music, such the city realm. ofthe king to baby from up Cornelius and Arthur, as Babar grows ofBabar, Celeste, story the telling fun the into audience the draw will McRae, windsBAE and mime/storyteller, WT bus Hall, 3243 Avenue. Ampere The ofColum- Knights atthe 3pm at 1and Nov. Sun., –on 13 Elephant” Little The –“Babar, concert family Kids for a Just The (914) or edu 654-5987. Honors Program Director at abass@cnr. SAS and ofHistory Professor Bass, Dr. Amy contact information, For public. period. be followed will Magazine, Phoenix and Department, by a question English SAS Program, Honors SAS the and answer ideal.” highest ety’s soci- as marriage of‘traditional’ end the acknowledge to family—and and mance it’s time to new embrace ideas about ro- as the economy evolves,an opportunity: presents also ofaffairs state strange this playboys (whose power is growing). But beats (whose numbers are rising) and creasingly, is her dead- between choice woman’smarriage-minded options: in- a narrow inways that market’ ‘romantic Bronx Arts EnsembleBronx Arts The MetroCard Mobile Mobile MetroCard The Just for Kids performances areBabar was created in France in Babar is of a story an orphaned Children will be introduced to the The event is free and open to the tothe open and event free is The Bolick’s lecture, sponsored by * will present fice at (718) 892-2235. at (718) fice the assemblyman’scall of- MetroCard. Fare apply to forlicense Reduced- driver’s a as such ID photo id val- and card ent aMedicare who pres- and qualify, that Co-op City.Co-op located Baychester at 290 Avenue in org Center’s web pages at www.bronxarts. orbronxarts.org, visit the Bronx Writers bronxwriters@ 21, ext. e-mail 931-9500, (718) Center, call Writers Bronx by the workshop or other events presented Center. Writers Bronx by the produced writers for workshops offree ofaseries one is aNovel” ing in thepublishing industry. perience and teacher with more than 10 years ex- awriter is Romano workshop. the cilitate Bronx WritersCenter, will host and fa- welcome. are all and free is 2011, Admission 9pm. 7to Fri., on Nov. 18, Plaza atBay & Noble The workshop will be held at Barnes Q&Afollows. story. personal your ing writ- on started get and pen notebook, a Bring ages. and levels ofall writers Novel” is a free hands-on workshop for a Starting When Avoid to “10 Things on the Arts’ Bronx by Council the Presented $5. for available is parking Attended Boulevard. Park Bedford and Avenue 960-8247. at(718) Department Music College’s the tuba. and trombone, horn, French the Quintet is made up of two trumpets, others. such as Alfred as well as composers Martini, modern Reed,by Baroque masters Bach, Vivaldi and Alec for other instruments, written originally Wilder ofmusic settings and instruments brass and the present, works including original for to Century Sixteenth the from extending public. ing. This event is free and openon the third of floor the Music Build- to the am in the Hall, Lehman Recital located Nov. 17, Thurs., on at11:30a concert The cilman James Vacca. 601-7399. visit or bronxartsensemble.org (718) call Lehman Brass Quintet will give Quintet Brass Lehman For more information information For more Barnes & Noble at Bay Plaza is this on information additional For Start- When Avoid to “10 Things Maria Romano, director of the Lehman is located at For more information, contact Goulden Hyatt, by Prof. Led Lehman Jack repertoire feature will concert The by Coun- sponsored eventis The Bronx Writers Center, Writers Bronx * * 17 BRONX TIMES Nov. 10-16, 2011 Photo by Emma Schneider Photo courtesy of Borough President Ruben office Diaz Jr.’s Pink balloons were displayed above the Orchard Beach boardwalk. BOROUGH PRISIDENT HOST CHINESE LEADERS BOROUGH PRISIDENT HOST (Above) Diaz (c) with Brodksy, (fourth and Diaz from (c) r) the(Above) Chinese delegation. On October Wednesday, 13, 2011, Borough met President with a delegation Ruben Diaz of Chinese Jr. business leaders and academics, Qiang, Li Wen led president by Mr. of the Jiangsu Win-Win Group, and accompanied by former Assemblyman State Richard Brodsky. As part of their visit the Bronx, to the Chinese delegation discussed business and redevelopment. The delegation was also given certificates from Diaz declaring them honorary citizens of the Bronx the for day. Photo courtesy of Senator Jeff Klein’s office ORCHARD BEACH BREAST (Above, left) Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. NCBH and Jacobi from Groups right) (Above, CANCER WALK FOR A CURE CANCER WALK On October Sunday, 16, thousands came to Orchard Beach the for American Cancer Society’s Cancer Walk. Breast Against Strides Making annual Jacobi Medical Center and North Central Bronx Hospital were among the event’s sponsors. The walk, and it across like dozens the greater New City area,York helped raise money research for to find a cure for breast cancer, as well as breastfor support cancer patients. l) attended(far the walk. Photo courtesy of Borough President Ruben Diaz office Jr.’s participated in the walk. KLEIN CELEBRATES HISPANIC HERITAGE HISPANIC KLEIN CELEBRATES Photo courtesy of Assemblyman Michael Benedetto’s office Vasquez, the executive director of RAIN, Inc. Galarza; president of the Westchester Hispanic Law Enforcement Foundation Alex Rodriguez; and Louis Cafe owners Kevin Alicea, Troy PerezCafe and owners Ruben Alicea, Kevin Rodríguez; Troy Community Board 6 district manager Ivine Havana Cafe, recognizing the contributions of notable Hispanic Americans. The event honored Havana Senator Jeff Klein held his Hispanic Heritage Month celebration October event on Sunday, 15 at the $1500 the American to Cancer Society. Assemblyman Michael Benedetto (l) collected over BRONX TIMES Nov. 10-16, 2011 18 Consulate General Shigeyuki Hiroki. Shigeyuki General Consulate NYBG; and Japanese Ambassador and Steere Sr. C. ofthe William president The CEO and Long, Gregory Corporation; International CEO ofMitsubishi and president are(l-r) Ono, Seiei Pictured Hiroki. Shigeyuki Ambassador and Consulate General Japanese was 30, Sunday,until October display on exhibit, ofthe celebration the in Joining plants. flowering of Japanese that highlightsthe incredible diversity 19, exhibit ever-changing an October Fall Wednesday, the on ofJapan Flowers celebrated Garden York New The Botanical posthumously. honored was Riolo Marie Avenue Community. to Belmont/Arthur the service their for werehonored Borgatti Joan and Borgatti Chris DellaCava, Anna Maestro’s. at 23 October Sunday, on dance adinner with anniversary 105th its celebrated Church Carmel ofMt. 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Hill aCastle Roy Thomas, Le- for said years,” over 100 fraternity has been playing is doing, that is the role the administration Obama the what know students let the drug czar into the Bronx to ington, D.C. invited Tucker from Wash- companying assembly and ing they coordinated an ac- open- lab science about the When the fraternity learned Alpha. Phi Alpha fraternity African-American of the chapter Bronx which the is Psi byLambda, opted” Rho vinegar.” like pounds, com- own our make actually ers,” “And shesaid. we can now do research on comput- aboutjob alot easier. stem Burgos’ Eva teacher ence cells,periments. That makes sci- equipment to facilitate ex- and state-of-the-art science weboard, new computers, can Tucker told a packed told apacked Tucker deputy the bring “To “ad- was school The we’re talking “When asmart It now has a positive message to the the to a positive message school. the to contributions their for Psi Lambda Rho the to grateful hewas said belli future.” the doin to want will impact the things you it system, justice criminal enter the and arrested are you If system. justice inal you crim- outkeeping ofthe he said. “And we care about system,” justice criminal our with wrong seriously correct. were States United the guessed informed the ones that had Tucker guesses, out their dents. kids shouted After stu- the asked rhetorically he people?” most the ons impris- world doyou think alcohol. and avoid drugs and prison of out stay people onus of making the job hefeels current his sure youngstance abuse, and how in sub- to succumb friends watching Brooklyn, in hood child- aboutauditorium his “They always bring Principal Ci- Casimiro “There’s something the in country “What To findoutifyouareeligibleforoneof ourgovernment-sponsoredhealthinsurance programs, contactFidelis Careat: (TTY: 1-800-421-1220) 1-888-FIDELIS Quality HealthCoverage Proof ofage, income, toenroll. and addressnecessary Medicaid ManagedCarewithFidelis Care health insurance program offered by FidelisCare. 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Study Quiet p.m.: November 14 Wednesday,ber and 16, 3:30 to 5 12. 6to ages and theatrical flare, for tales with music, dance tive American folk- Na- p.m.: 4 9, vember events: following Avenue, the host will Hill Castle 947 brary, Library lists lists Library Nov. events Castle Hill For further infor- For further Every Thursday Monday, Novem- No- Wednesday, The Castle Hill Li- 21 BRONX TIMES Nov. 10-16, 2011 Photo by Robert Benimoff The article titled “Today’s luncheon will will luncheon “Today’s an impas- gave Arroyo OfficeThe Mayor’s to commend to want “I - CORRECTION - - CORRECTION to open fall 2012 in the the in 2012 fall course golf Expect Parks: open to 3 November Thursday, edition of the Bronx Times an contained Reporter The Parkserror. Depart- ment expects substantial Ferry the of completion fall in Course Golf Point 2013, not fall 2012. place emphasis on the vio- need communityfor involvement domestic can we efforts what on and reduce to take lence through educa- public tion, increased community her support of agencies, and pro- cut cri- violence domestic viding to sis services,” Caro said. account sioned of her own struggles with vio- domestic threatened lence with a man liter- who ally heart she said. out, She was con- in filing a from discouraged abu- her against report police event stated. Arroyo partner, sive an held Violence Domestic Combat also that NYPD the with junction passed information out on domestic violence prevention 28 October on on passersby to East Street 161st and Jerome Jimenez thankedAvenue. the Chamber it the for work domestic fighting in doing is violence. the Bronx Chamber of Com- merce engaging for the busi- com- in community ness violence,” domestic bating Jimenez stated. “ “I’m so proud to join join to proud so “I’m The partnership be- is violence “Domestic Chamber Len- president Included in the flea flea the in Included with the Bronx Chamber of Domestic during Commerce pro- felt Awareness Month,” Violence is Quinn said. violence “The impact of domestic foundly in every facet of our econo- our in including lives, andmy in our businesses.” tween the the Chamber, City Horizon Safe and Council, step first important an is minimizing thetowards the reducing and impact violence, domestic of amount Quinn said. The meeting served as a kick-off of a part- nership between the Bronx and Commerce of Chamber Horizons. Safe too often an issue that exists though even shadows, the in isit all too common in our so- Zwang said. ciety,” businesses that said Caro ny can in a role play helping to raise awareness is- about aide to sues surrounding domestic walk violence, and proposed a do- violence mestic victims. tion Against Domestic Vio- Domestic Against tion lence CEO Michele McKeon, others. among market will be jewelry, bric- books,a-brac, toys, Avon, handbags, etc. All are wel- should callcome. Vendors (718) 892-6090. 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Will it take the loss of his- becomes catch-22 ous precari- and vexatious this an innocent victim before From page 13 Montefi Trouble disturbs our peaceful waters “The Montefiore Ein- “The use of this stim- Medical Montefiore I realize that speak- that I realize trial for treatment of heart failure ore participates inworldwide to get dark by late afternoon, afternoon, no late by one dark get to should it begins and early sets sun the when year of time this at be particularly walking meantime, the In overpass. highway the on pedestrians protect to requisite are that resources whatever sue by dedicating prompt ownership of this is- take and plate up the step to York, must especially, most ofNew State ofthe portation The Department of Trans- for all. and once rest to ter to put this procrastination out further precariouswith the N.Y.S.D.O.T. with- asit-down need officials pal mat- onaclock. second next versing HF deterioration. deterioration. 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It isity and It safety. patient well-being of the patients highest image of level qual- country and the health and accreditation represents the this in care health of cost surance programs. surance the both on adversely pacts procedures, and quality as- suffer from heart failure im- equipment, quality control control quality equipment, chronically ill people who sonnel qualifications, facility facility qualifications, sonnel mission rate of those often dards in image per- quality, achieved high practice stan- practice high achieved determined that Jacobi has has Jacobi that determined are experts in the field, have and medical who physicists board-certified physicians board-certified physicians breast imaging modality by tions, conducted in each each in conducted tions, Mammography modalities. Mammography reotactic Breast Biopsy and and Biopsy Breast reotactic for its Breastfor Ultrasound, Ste- full accreditation to Jacobi Jacobi to full accreditation alsoawarded a three-year diology The (ACR). has ACR the American College of Ra- aging Center of Excellence by by Excellence of Center aging been designated a Breast Im- Breast a designated been Hospitals Corporation, has member of the NYC Health & BRONX TIMES Nov. 10-16, 2011 24 services. the following directly Franz Shabbat in honor of Frank Oneg asumptuous be will there festive occasion, truly 18 at 7:30 p.m.honor onFriday, November To mark this his Shabbat in aspecial with honor trustee Frank Franz, 12:30to 1 p.m.). 1p.m.). 12:30to from month, ofthe Tuesday first the (except 1p.m. to noon from Tuesday every AM, 1460 onWVOX – Report”, Bronx one-hour program, “The the hear you can and radio, Temple to honor Belmont’s Frank Franz The Bronx Report debuts on WVOX, 1460 AM Frank Franz has been Temple will Hatikva “The Bronx Report” –on back is Bronx The by the Board of Trustees, ofTrustees, Board by the synagogue ofthe Chairman” “House the named been has success. Recently, Frank with meet would synagogue munity and maintaining our com- Jewish the reaching insuring that our efforts in to himself dedicated He has founding. our since Hatikva an integral part of Temple focus on the renaissance tak- renaissance onthe focus fast-paced show designed to It’s a newsmakers. and ures fig- political businessmen, personalities, Bronx with interviews feature will and munity activist inthe Bronx com- long-time Hertzberg, will be hosted by Harry The plaque being presented presented plaque being The Hatikva. Temple at role huge play to a Hertzberg Harry his friendship with Rabbi by inspired been but has Frank Franz is not Jewish, even more special is that building. the physical aspects of the for responsible him making has to the neighborhoods it it neighborhoods the to has the commitment that WVOX proves Report’ Bronx ‘The about listeners. its cares ally re- that station ty-oriented acommuni- as known been always has “WVOX noted: County. Bronx in place ing What makes this honor Host Harry Hertzberg Hertzberg Harry Host aol.com. TempleHatikva@ or e-mail 792-1109 at (718) synagogue more information, call the ing Frank Franz. If you need vited in- is community entire The nextlocated at Friday Esplanade. 2440 Hatikva! Temple Hatikva is inplaque honor- to be hungnext in Temple week will be the first Hertzberg at (917) 453-7557. Hertzberg futurewould program, or Report” Bronx for “The like callgiveaways well. as to Harry appear serves.” on a • DoYou Remember -TheChantels ...... 27 • Empire Casino City Salutes Vets WithFree Buffet ...... 26 • Holiday Ornament Workshop WithGail ...... 25 If you have suggestions There will be on-air law. a it be shouldn’t just a helmet wear to safety sense common you’re a motorcycle riding its to be going is phrase new catch the “repeal”. 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He then forced her the onto of theout elevator, building’s fourth floor and then He stairwell. its into took cash, jewelry and her cell phone. where Einstein Hospital, to she was treated facial for lacerations and a broken Sherib. has since been re- leased from the hospital. de- their into City’s anyone allow building safety,” they(who) do not Co-op know and are in requested to public be- suspicious any report of havior partment gen- Corporation RiverBay Coo- Vernon manager eral said. per Photo by Patrick Rocchio Diggs first to moved the Diggs was one of the Current BP Ruben Diaz “This is magical,” he “This strength- is about ing honor, Lawrence Diggs Diggs Lawrence honor, ing stated. borough in 1931, before get- ting marriedand purchas- ing the house on Franklin in 1941, she where Avenue mostwas of her for to live life, her son said. legisla- the of co-authors WIC the created that tion of victims aided program, burn-outs in the fires that the in area the ravaged 1970s, and was an early civil rights advocate, helping bus 300 people from her commu- Wash- the march to nity on Lawrence 1963, in ington Diggs stated. said. “And that’s very excit- very that’s “And said. ing.” previously alsoJr. emphasized im- how area’s portant would the complex the to be landscape. ravaged you when “Usually said. see a magician, they make to- But disappear. things madegether some- we’ve thing appear here, and that be not should something trivialized. our of spirit the ening Bronxites and goes it a long Bronxites making in to way they of where proud live.” Diggs spoke briefly, “This is truly a hum- Diggs is a modest per- All St. Terrace Ann’s and current the Both Carrion Adolfo Ex-BP re- to us allows “This build playground a new at Estella Diggs Park, along includ- funding, more with ing $500,000, that was allo- cated from Borough Presi- Ruben Diazdent Jr. of One crowd. the thanking her sons, Lawrence Diggs, was mother his that said truly having by humbled the park renamed after her. bling experience all for of us, this but park is not just named Lawrence after her,” Diggs said. belongs “It to the community that she worked the over decades.” theson, but park is a deserv- ers, a retired maintenance maintenance retired a ers, with lives his who worker said. wife, rentals. are apartments Monthly rent ranges from $643 to $977, depending on apartment size and income. re- borough as former recent most role attendedpresident the rib- his cutting. bon in attended gional director the for U.S. and Housing of Department Urban Carrion Development. people,” a flect come we’ve on where as from
Foster also pledged an Foster contributed the “Coming of a shel- out “When I came here and Residents started mov- Trailblazer, Estella Diggs, honored Diggs, Estella Trailblazer, 8-building complex opens on St. Ann’s St. on opens complex 8-building additional $2.5 million to 2001, Foster said. woman from the borough in come the first black council- paved the way for her to be-the paved for way be in office, The trailblazer been impossible her to for From page 1 Foster said it would have have would it said Foster served from 1973 to 1981, 1981, to 1973 from served the Assembly in 1972 and and 1972 in Assembly the Diggs, was elected who to the mayor’s office.the mayor’s Without an additional $100,000 from from $100,000 additional an monies she allocated, and million coming from capital capital from coming million the improvements, with $2.5 lion’s share of the lion’s for money trees.” From page 1 on Monday, November 7. on Monday, November 7. leaders, and elected officials in cutting the ribbon officially opening Estella Diggs Park the public to Pictured in the center, former AssemblywomanPictured in the center, Estella Diggs community is joined by her family, cited, it’s a blessing,” Rog- blessing,” a it’s cited, ter into this, I’m very ex- through a lottery. selected his for apartment complex’s residents, he was lyn. Like the rest of the the of rest the Like lyn. a homeless in shelter Brook- ers, who haders, been who living in new resident Tyronenew Rog- was a beautiful thing,” said saw thissaw community, it new of 2011. pected to be full by the end end the by full be to pected May, The is complex ex- May, ing in to the buildings in in buildings the to in ing BRONX TIMES Nov. 10-16, 2011 34 his Fillmore blues joint, the Boom Boom blues the joint, Fillmore his in booth aprivate Hookerhad Lee telephone. John athen-hip with equipped hotel’s the in restaurant, aprivate booth had Davis Rosa, ta San- in trained Raiders the “When saying, Davis about Al wrote bigger than his team plays.” team his than bigger of the Jets in that “he doesn’t talk Yom Coughlin is unlike the Coach said that the HC of the NY Giants, asaltine. even crack fouls. They’re fouls that wouldn’t “pitty-pat” like are calls passer the roughing and penalties ence interfer- some And, called. being for physical play are of penalties alot but maybe) (well, in as ball” Foot- “Flag in Notas League? Flag Patriots. the against week next better much MUST playter if they lost this game at and they a higher level 1INT. and 5sacks D had and for 103yds. 15times rushed Bush Reggie rushes. 23 from ing in the game with only 58yds com- up over racked 400yds. G-Men The half. 2nd it the up in light Eli ing by hav- (0-7) Dolphins over the win Giants eke out awin Scott Ostler (SF Chronicle) Chronicle) (SF Ostler Scott Ian O’Connor (ESPN.com) for National stand NFL Does It would have been adisas- It have would been the while 31for 349 threw Eli out eked a20-17 Giants The Continued on page 38 on page Continued Tom Coughlin Giants (5-2) Giants Al Davis NFL by the Sea in another quarterfinal quarterfinal another in Sea by the Joseph No. 4St. beats No. 5Xavier year.” we were in the beginning of the where to get back to starting are “We said. Gorynski Pete coach Fordham nice,” very was it weeks, kicked in the teeth the last three 2. onOct. Kellenberg against time over- in came win last Rams The Field. at Coffey night Saturday quarterfinals AA Class CHSFL the in Baptist the Joseph No. 8St. over win a21-0 with skid game ues. opens and they hope that contin- postseason the as healthier ting get- are Rams played arole. The have certainly injuries and weeks few last the oflumps share fair senior setter Calce Loredana said. ed something within us as a team,” dinal Spellman. Car- at Saturday tournament state A Class CHSAA the in compete 2007. since title Archdiocesan for first Neck its 25-18, 25-20, 15-11, win in Throggs 21-25, 23-25, comeback, astirring off pulled and it had everything tered them, too.” went to energy that Iguess game. the into Igotloud. Igotvery thing. same the Idid so players, as explode to much them energy. But Iwanted show never really “I said. Sanchez rival Regina. Maria diocesan girls volleyball match to brink of losing in the CHSAA Arch- onthe were and sets two first the lost Sunday.exception Panthers The across. point his get to screaming in doesn’t believe CHSFL/Independent roundupCHSFL/Independent Preston pulls out amiracle They will have to wait to see if if see to wait to have will They way “After we the have been afour- ended No. 1Fordham its taken has Prep Fordham “His emotions definitely ignit- The Panthers (11-3) will now mus- It must have. Preston coach,” aquiet I’m “Normally, an made coach Preston But the notayeller. is He Sanchez Joel BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI JOSEPH BY Comeback stuns Maria Regina for Archdiocesan title BY MARC RAIMONDI normal workload Sunday. workload normal but gothis week, last minutes ited Courtney Ramrattanplayed lim- lineman Offensive (3-5). Baptist the John St. against interceptions Volpe, who two Francis had safety with along back is pounds) 300 (6-3, Mathis Paris fensive tackle Of- McHale. James signal-caller fellow with attack a two-headed form again to aconcussion from returned Trimble John terback quar- junior Cougars, the Against streak. losing the during nents by ‘AAA’ oppo- 233-56 outscored a role in the Rams team being tweaked. be have to will bracket the so pals, princi- schools’ the by decided as giving, cannot meet before then who meet annually on Thanks- Xavier, and Fordham opponent. semifinal their learn to Sunday and season all playing we’ve been play Preston volleyball the way third sets. and second the between in simple blocks. ney two Lyver added Court- and digs five had Alvarado Danielle 14 had digs, lene Figueroa Ar- aces. four and 15digs had son Carl- Karen and digs 37 had Fragale Angela blocks, four and aces four today.” girl nitely my go-to defi- was She dropped. just ball the and pinky for their sheaimed got, to swinging with everything she’s chez wasn’t,” said defense where the San- of Dzurlic. point. final onthe victory the ablock gave Preston around tip “As Dzurlic’s Panthers. for the assists opposed 34 had Calce and digs 49 and 11 kills had Hamza Jasmina blocks, two and floor.” the off ball get that to ourselves throw and even harder push to us motivated match this win how to much hewanted “Seeing “Hopefully we can keep it up played certainly Injuries “I reminded them that if we was message his said Sanchez kills, six had Triano Megan ball the placing was “She 15kills had Sorrell Victoria ran the ball four times for 177 yard times four ball the ran Aiken Dante Asemifinals. Class CHSFL the in (4-4) Bishop Ford for yards onefor 60 including touchdowns, three and yards 265 for rushed Mitchell Devon 8: King awhile.” been It’s offense. on better were and night. We agood was “It said. Gorynski played well on defense carries. on25 yards 200 than for more rushed Drago James on the ground early in the fourth. ascore added Williamson half. at the up 14-0 (4-5) Rams putto the Regan Michael to pass aTD with followed that Trimble ond quarter. sec- the in early pass touchdown for a37-yard Williamson gan said. ontrack,” Gorynski getback and states.” at is Preston what this upcoming week work to to going even harder we are really show feelsof absolutely Sunday’s doneit. has squad incredible aBronx since time along been has ‘A’ an win potentially match. It title. state to preparing to begin Panthers the win, “Althoughforward.” onmoving “We plan said. Sanchez itjuniors. sion. ofPreston’s players Most are divi- the from others players and for his Bronx The in a club program onbeginning Now heplans months. three taken only to. But it has them where hewanted be to Panthers the for afew years take it might thought and coached played at Lehman who College, Sanchez, Westchester. Bronx/ CHSAA in proud tradition a had which has program, the it is.” level, all that’s stop us,”“At hesaid. can body this no- waylearning, we’vethe been us. Our kids bring it and practice hard.” andpractice us. Our bring it kids andshowed up gamefor hugea captain in aplayoff “Justin [Combs] up huge stepped for ustoday. He’s VIC QUIROLO...... PAGE35 Bishop Ford 44, Christ the the Christ 44, Bishop Ford night,” “We agood had Lo- with up hooked McHale “We never gave up,” said Calce That begins again,” it do this can we “Hopefully week when over took coach first-year The Continued on page 38 on page Continued 4 Tilden No.No. 5Bayside 3Grady; at No. at Channel No. 6Beach terfinals: Magnet. pus at No. 8Cam- No. 9Curtis Clinton; 10 Port Richmond No. Field; atGirls Old High Boys at No. vs.No. & 6Boys 7No. 11 Flushing Dewitt Field; at Sid Luckman Hall mus F.John vs.No. 5Eras- Kennedy No. 12 Hamilton; Bay at No. 4Fort No.Sheepshead 13 No. 3Canarsie; at Jefferson No. 14 Thomas ville; 15 Brooklyn Tech No. at No. 1Lincoln; Adams John at No. 2 Totten- No. 16 round: sion, Saturday, first contest. for each noon is matchups. Kickoff the below are ado, Without here. further are offs That means one thing: the play- endSunday. an to came seasons ship and Bowl division regular including the match winner. the including kills, 11 had Preston’s Dzurlic Jasmina PSAL playoffs PSAL Bowl Sunday, Division, quar- City Championship Divi- The PSAL City Champion- BY ZACH BRAZILLER Photo by Denis Gostev Denis by Photo 35 BRONX TIMES Nov. 10-16, 2011 Photo by William Thomas She helped create the create helped She Continued next on page so unbelievable. I’m so hap- end- it way the is this that py ed. There is no other I’d way out.” go rather goal. lone Copul-match’s “It’s so surreal,”“It’s said 38 games. 38 Rachel midfielder senior immediatelyCopulsky, who headmas- school’s the called A.A. Randolph. Dominic ter, to relay the good “It’s news. They finished with the the with finished They Iona Prep’s JustinIona Combs Prep’s scored three touchdowns after starting quarterback Mario Biaggi left with injury. an -- 17-0-2 -- when they won won they season when last as -- record same 17-0-2 -- their first title while going in second Ranked unbeaten. the The city by Post, River- dale has not lost in their last Chaminade go didn’t recovered After Iona Anile ended going up today, hard played “We to on go will Prep Iona the is Anthony’s “St. an unsportsmanlike penalty penalty unsportsmanlike an had Iona fourth, the in late 9-yard Flyers the on ball the line. Their drive culminat- a on scored Combs when ed 4-yard run to the give Gaels 4:08 remaining with 24-14 a game. the in down without a fight, as Anile connected with div- a ing Zenker after a 10-play series on a 15-yard comple- the secondtion for receiver’s touchdown of the game. Gra- ham missed the extra point, so the score remained 24-20. kick, onside Chaminade’s the Gaels three-and- went givingout Chaminade a left. seconds 59 with chance Anile was off thenpicked by free safety Daniel Fischer to seal the win Iona. for with 219passing 11-for-18 yards. made toobut many mis- takes,” Chaminade coach Stephen said. Boyd did “We good things I’m not go- but ing to I’m say disappointed, guys my I’m of how proud team a played.” weekend, Antho- St. top-seeded next play ny’s regular the in to lost it that health, full at If season one point 21-20 by 8. Week in quarter- at start will Biaggi he remains now for back but day-to-day. class of our league,” Qui- said.rolo “Our kids bring it and practice hard. We’ll be ready them.” for minute goal was all the top- a for needed Falcons seeded 1-0 win Coun- 2 Rye No. over try in School Day the girls soccer NYSAISAA final Sunday night at Manhattan- ville College in Purchase.
Chaminade (5-4) an- the up opened Combs “You gotta just want it,” Combs ended going up On the first of the play remember our“We loss After Chaminade took She and her teammates lead on its very nexta 26-yard drive field goal Alex by on Kapp after the Gaels recov- ered a fumble by Chaminade following return kick the on touchdown. the swered back just three plays Jo- quarterback when later the put seph Anile connected to with Thomas Zenker his for first 83- an on touchdowns two of completion yard into going 10-7 within Flyers halftime. his with third the in scoring first of two rushing touch- downs on a 4-yard run up Gaels the give to middle the remain- 6:18 with lead 17-7 a ing. Combs said. “This is what and training been for I’ve were readywe to play.” yards passing 56 with 4-for-5 carries 16 also having while 64for yards. Chaminade quarter, fourth responded with a 53-yard touchdown run Mat- by also then who Graham thew 17- to down kicked the lead extra point to Iona’s trim He missed14. on a 38-yard field goal attempt in the first Iona beat Graham quarter. of seconds closing the in said. meet- regular-season their ing with game- a 47-yard winning field goal, and it’s Gaels Townsend the something not forgottenhave about. them,” to “This is our revenge tour.” ond time in a row,” senior ond time in a row,” forward Isabella Bertagna River- say said. always “We dale doesn’t teach losing.” experiencedhaven’t all at it 14th- Bertagna’s recently.
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Riverdale wins second straight NYSAISAA championship NYSAISAA straight wins second Riverdale fi nomenal.” sideline. This win was phe- ing after throwing up on the the on up throwing after ing down and had to keep fight- didn’t want to let my team team my let to want didn’t ing,” Townsending,” said. “I times 243 for yards. still to run able the ball 28 up on the sidelines. He was was He sidelines. the on up after the first half and threw ing from flu-like symptoms symptoms flu-like from ing a playoff game us.” for tain and showed up huge in in huge up showed and tain much better that it’s our sec- Quirolo a cap- said. “He’s for us today,” Iona coach Vic us today,” for NYSAISAAed crown. a second straight undefeat- second quarter. second Riverdalefor in the form of with 6:07 remaining in the the in 6:07 remaining with score togive Iona a 7-0 lead Townsend a 15-yard for to runningto Shaquille back connecting on a screen pass breaking a scoreless tie by his first snap of the game He made a difference on on difference a made He and one passing touchdown. two rushing touchdowns chelle. terfinal Sunday in New Ro- New in Sunday terfinal CHSFL Class AAA quar- over No. 5 Chaminade No. over in a his team to a 24-20 victory on a running and play led quarter after being tackled right ankle in the second second the in ankle right Mario Biaggi injured his after starting signal-caller signal-caller starting after mogul Diddy, steppedmogul in Diddy, ed Gaels to victory. positionled the fourth-seed- eventual presence that at back for Iona Prep,back for his but start the game as quarter- BRONX TIMES Nov. 10-16, 2011 36 Natasha Trepel said. “We said. Trepel Natasha ston senior middle hitter choke,” Field- people some and pressure under ple well 2002. since time first for the title won the 0) in The Bronx. The Eagles (13- match championship leyball in the NYSAISAA girls vol- 25-22, 27-25, 17-25, 29-27, vers, tually stun the visiting Bea- even- and set that win to back way the all came Fieldston Brearley, top seed No. 2 ful power- against pivotal third highest. the stakes the yet with act Houdini best their off pulled Child’s play.nals? in the NYSAISAA semifi- come back against Chapin points in the third set to ing. League season? That’s noth- preservesets an undefeated before few weeks. last the can coming Ivy of back difficulty level the increased has ston to as much as it keeper Lindsey Picard. The The Picard. Lindsey keeper goal- and Tiffany Sarah freshman Light, Sam more sopho- Dann, Emily junior by led season, onethis like which never played defense, onayoung fell sponsibility around them.team of play ofarelatively young with bringing up the level Clark Zoe fellow senior and Osorio credited those two the rebound. Bertagna ball. the but secure couldn’t stop, Venturo adiving made easilyfreshman keeper Francesca hard cross into the box. Rye tapped sent side a and left the down deep ball the carried sky inFrom previous page Fieldston wins Fieldston wins “Some people play peo- Facing set point in the Sunday, Eagles On the Scoring 11 straight Spotting Poly Prep two It’s almost like Field- With a lead, the re- the alead, With Orlando coach Falcons BY MARC RAIMONDI Twice nice: as Riverdale Falcons repeat; winstreak hits 38 NYSAISAA Take first title since 2002 that game, the rest is ours,” hit long. Bartlett Claire Mary hitter outside ished when Brearley star fin- set the and ace service a crushed Francis Arianna ablock, and akill had nez Fieldston’s Catalina Jime- But sets. in a 2-1advantage were up 24-21, onSunday. Beavers seat The about to takeseemed to be in the driver’s You dothat.” can’t look bad? ateam do, make to you trying are “What laugh. back,”11 points Henry 25-22. set, the out close to 22-14 only down said anew levelwas for him, andThe with Chapin match, though, volved just coming from a behind.drills in practice that in- running actually he began come hesaid, such astrength, When back. for coming pensity he team’s pro- about his asked realizedston’s when laughed coach, we play down.”situation, apressure we’re notin When it pressure. under well play was but fired wide right in the the in right wide but fired a breakaway, had Shanus Julie when came stanza best chance in the second final four minutes. Rye’s endover the Riverdale the in buried was ball The half. first endthe to flurry (9-4-4) to the left post during a Rye Stephanie Sabatini header oneona adiving including it up.” stepped really my defense and position the in comfortable so me become said. “I think my team helped it,” Picard about nervous Kronish. Jennifer starter to injury an on cause be- season last sparingly playing after net, in game her third just in was senior “We know that if we win win we if that know “We Brearley (13-1), too, “You don’t ateam give Collin Henry, Field- She made seven saves, seven saves, made She really “At been I’ve first out the fourth set to seal seal to set fourth out the through- led actually or not, they needed to do.” played great. They “Fieldston do it,” hesaid. did what needed to do and we didn’t opportunity match. the been to have do might That portance. whatLevine we agreedso critical.” withWe know its forward. pushing keep can im- that moment “We we know said. Francis was the final. way to ontheir kick penalty 1-0, on Copulsky’s Eagles, the and terfinals overtimelumbia Prep in the quar- No. 9Co- beat Falcons The blemishes. only the were Fieldston rival against tie 2-2 and ofregulation, second corner kick in the closing where Copulskywithout aloss. schedule League Ivy of the bent half first the through ran incould go unbeaten until they a they realize didn’t They group. senior alarge losing despite opened, season the the goal from the minute was title aNYSAISAA ning 73rd minute. The Eagles, believe it it believe Eagles, The possible “We every had Doug coach Brearley A 1-1 tie with Dalton, A 1-1 Dalton, with tie win- players said The more well-rounded. more was Fieldston assists). (35 Adejobi Funmi from sets ish fin- to (15 kill) Bartlett and who superb, was blocks), five (18 kills, Egan erine on Cath- depends Brearley assists. Weston 28 had Lauren seven kills. added Slivken Lisa lefty and blocks in with five kills and three chipped Jimenez aces, seven and kills 13 had outside hitter junior block.Brearley The finished fittingly Francis match. the it with a kill off a Fieldston celebrates winnings its first NYSAISAA title since 2002. since title NYSAISAA first its winnings celebrates Fieldston It was a group effort. effort. agroup It was Riverdale’s team and coach Orlando Osor Orlando Riverdale’s coach and team team trained with Henry at Henry with trained team eryone power –ev- their in erything played ev- did Eagles the And 2003. club since far this even gotten and the not had Fieldston crown. the about winning adamant Weston, was and by Trepel over.” ball put the have alot ofplayers who can hitter. best We itforce our to to oftrying difficult the about don’t worry have to we “So said. place,” Henry over the out all spread His senior group, led are points r ou l l “A io celebrates their victory over Rye. victory their io celebrates portant this is.” how im- realizes “Everyone getting it back,” Trepel said. but at we’re alead, good ting doit. to time back time time after after We win.” to had win. to noway was we weren’t going for There it. worked hard so We true. come adream is this me,” “Honestly, Weston said. theirs. be would trophy the sure make – to August in Buffalo in a camp “We’re not good at get- coming meant it if Even world the to means “It Photo by William Thomas William by Photo Photo by Denis Gostev Denis by Photo 37 BRONX TIMES Nov. 10-16, 2011 McNulty’s F.H. defeatedMcNulty’s F.H. Photos courtesy of Monroe College Anastasia Karampimperisi. Winning a second match on Hill Schuyler weekend, the again Body, Dallaris Auto Finast defeated Kaitlyn 2-0. had all goals. The support- ing cast was comprised of Laskaina Karaminoeris, Ruben Lugo and tender, Freni. Matthew St. Benedicty’s K of C, 3-0. In defeat, the standouts for the Knights were Mamuna Diallo, Jo- Massey, Nicholas seph Cala and Rafael Baez. Schuyler Hill F.H. Hill F.H. Schuyler Mikaela Howell has four goals in the national tournament. received strong play from from play strong Seal-Tite Seal- to negatives only gave 1-0. Builders, Tite received Leah Rios, Tom Anderson, Mia Rodriguez and Dean Heesh in the net. Bonavita Keyfoods, 3-0. a funeralplayed dirge at 3-0. Keyfoods, Bonavita Kaitlyn Dallaris had the hat offense the Pushing trick. were Darin Jurado, Bri- anna Hall, Anthony Perro- The Molloy. Ryan and nano defense was Kiki held by Ig- and Gebbia Victoria lesias, hat trick trick hat BY GARY AXELBANK GARY BY Soma Health Club got got Club Health Soma Impressions Lasting The Monroe Mustangs Mustangs Monroe The with bursting “I’m unassist- lone Howell’s Howell has scored all M. Howell’s Howell’s M. wins the game the wins from Daniel Donohue, Kelly Kelly Donohue, Daniel from Crorkin and Christopher Scrima. The defense was and Banker Kenny by held Wikkiamkeeper, Pastoria, with shutout. rhe healthy against OLA, 3-2. The healthiest were players Mercado(2)Christopher and Oth- Arifov(1). Mohammed er standouts were Vincent Leidy, James Pallazzollo, Joseph Rafaelle Gjonny, Lisanti and Gilbert. Bobby River, NJ), 1-0 to advance soccerwomen’s team are have they where treading at advance before. gone never On the to strength of Mikaela Howell’s 1-0 halfMonroe goal, second Sunday NJ), Ocean top-ranked defeated (Toms College County game River, to the NJCAA Division III Women’s National Cham- pionship 2pm vs. (#4) Montgomery- Rockville(MD), the winner up of the other semi final. coming “because saidpride,” coach Brett Polow, seventh-ranked the as here team, of peoplelot not a thought could we do this. But we always believed we could. And while Mikaela has been a true superstar, team a is this is, fact the game and all we are playing ourat best.” 60th- the in coming goal, ed minute of the game, was all agan once needed, Monroe getting superlaitve keeper play from Cynthia Caual- laro. na- the in goals Monroe’s of Yester- tournament. tional #2-ranked defeated they day, hand- 3-1, CC, Lakes Finger of loss first their them ing the season and she had all goals. three JS Concrete the “closed scoring was shared evenly Matthewby Kahn and Mag- nolia Argyros. Pushing on offense were Arbin Nocaj and Arton Lead- Biberaj. ing the defense were Marco di- goaltender, Trombetta, recting Dante Romano, Jo- seph Healy and Richie Gian- notti. case” Patrick Wynne,Esq., at 3-0. The lead masons were Luke Valladares(2) and Ad- Sankota(1). Ashaasea ditional offensive ve help
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