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The assistance was need- was assistance The charge. cials on an harassment aggravated a person wanted by police offi- was door the of side other the On aK-9 unit. also and door apartment an force to units Squad Service Emergency requested Squad rants Investigators from the Bronx War- able to take a suspect into custody. were before policemunity officers needed in the Parkchester com- ditional police assistance was ajudge. to actions her explain can woman the Now staff. school being assisted fast enough by the not was she that felt culprit female The by responding police officers. another “Newton” was arrested threatened school workers with p.m. Lincoln Medical Center. to transported being before nated decontami- was victim the tank, person. Once extricated from the when rescue workers reached the to been reported was worker 149 The St. inhad an fallen into an oil tank near East unconscioussponders were that alerted a worker p.m. stateresidential development. sault that occurred housing in a city as- an for wanted was who suspect arrestedincident, detectives the the of end the At assault. an for wanted aperson with a standoff a.m. a.m. condition. and was to reported be in stable ported trans- was man injured The pute. to dis- adomestic during arm left the Jacobi in again and shoulder the in once Medicalold Hispanic male was stabbed 25 year The Ave. Story near saulted as- Center was male old a25 year where are lookingficials into an incident a.m. with an I-pod phone. fled culprits the before torso the in stabbed was victim male The tim. vic- unidentified the robbed males a four robbery. Apparently black during stabbed being after Center Medical Jacobi to transported was a.m. police could arrive. shoulder. before fled attacker The ing from wounds to the hand and suffer- was male The times. several Hispanic male had been stabbed are looking into a that report a Police Ave. Westchester – 2006 provided. victim young the that information tigation started to scrutinize the inves- trained specially as Center medical care at Jacobi Medical 15 year old girl was provided with The raped. been had female young a that informed were – Authorities – 300 East 138 St. Police had had 138 Police St. East – 300 FRI, DEC. 21st, 12:15 10:10 18th, DEC. TUES, MON, DEC. 17th, 11:00 WED, DEC. 19th, 10:30 9:35 18th, DEC. TUES, MON, DEC. 17th, 2:10 a.m. 4:05 16th, DEC. SUN, SAT, 15th, 11:40 DEC. p.m. – 3872 Third Ave. A woman Awoman Ave. – 3872 Third – 40 Ave. Metropolitan Ad- – 290 Locust Ave. First re- First Ave. Locust – 290 – 880 Havemeyer Ave. Of- Ave. Havemeyer – 880 – 1934 Ellis Ave. A male Amale Ave. – 1934 Ellis 42nd PCT. 43rd PCT. 40th PCT. vouched as evidence. evidence. as vouched and culprit the from away taken was gun The revolver. 38-caliber a of possession in was man young The agun. with found being after year old black male was arrested 168 A21 St. East and Ave. – Clay inquiry. Local detectives are handling the atarriving the emergency room. upon foot left the to wound bullet a from suffering was male black old A25 year Hospital. Barnabas St. to transported was ashooting of tim p.m. suspect. were ableficers to nab the female of- Responding station. Gas Getty a robbed point gun at a woman custody. Police were that alerted into taken was woman black old a.m. evidence. as vouched and streets the off taken was pistol automatic time with the arrest a semi- 9-mm This NYC. in agun have to a license obtain to forgot who person other Ave. grabbed an- Police officers a.m Lebanon Hospital. Bronx at arrived he when leg the to wound abullet from suffering was victim male The shot. been had male ablack that learned officials after started was inquiry An 164 St. a.m. in cash. in cash. dollars ahundred-fifty and phone acell with off made culprit known un- the when area View Sound the in was driver taxi The gunpoint. at robbed was cab ayellow of driver Ave. Police were that alerted the p.m. a.m. 10:50 around custody into to taken be open the door apartment in order to unable was culprit the since ed injured police officers. injured police officers. patients which included the two six treated Services Medical gency Emer- the from crews ambulance back and neck injuries. Several suffered officer asecond while cle vehi- police the inside unconscious was to reported be police officer One occurred. accident the when near-by pursuit afoot in was who tosigned assist a police officer as- were area the in vehicle police damaged police vehicle. Several a from removed being after Center Medical Jacobi to transported was Ave. unconscious An police officer Watson and Rd. Plains – White . – West 171 St. and Undercliff 171. –West Undercliff and St. – 230 East 167 St. The vic- 167 The East St. –230 – Pugsley Ave. and Seward Seward and Ave. –Pugsley – 1132 A26 year Ave. Jerome FRI, DEC. 21st, 1:45 a.m. THURS, DEC. 20th, 10:15 THURS, DEC. 20th, 5:00 THURS, DEC. 20th, 4:00 SUN, DEC. 16th, 12:50 FRI, DEC. 21st, 8:10 p.m. WED, DEC. 19th, 2:40 – Anderson Ave. and West West and Ave. – Anderson 44th PCT.44th 45th PCT.

condition. Jacobi Medical Center in stable to transported was man injured The father. culprit’s the is victim The head. the of back the in man stabbing a 55 year old Hispanic with charged was culprit The male. arrested a 38 year old Hispanic p.m. Center. Medical Jacobi at treated was male injured The indicated. officials arm Latino victim had beenHispanic male had been shot. The shot in the investigators were that alerted a a.m the hospital looking for medical medical for looking hospital the entered Hospital. male black A 15 old year Montefiore to summoned Plains Rd. Police investigators were White and Rd. Hill Gun – East appearance. court ing pend- her for evidence as vouched 25-caliber gun. The handgun was a of possession in found being ter af- custody into taken was culprit old Hispanic woman. female The arrested apolice 33 officers year over, was day the Before Ave. sity Univer- and Ave Burnside – West dling the inquiry. han- are detectives Local Hospital. Barnabas St. at arrived he when leg left the to wound abullet from ing suffer- was victim Hispanic The tal. ahospi- to man old a21 year sent are looking into an incident that – 1708 Ave. Authorities University as evidence. vouched was revolver 357-caliber was arrested and the weapon, a He NYC. in agun own to license proper the produce to unable was male the questioning Upon male. arrested a 29 year old Hispanic p.m. evidence. as vouched was gun The pistol. semi-automatic with a 40-caliber found being after agun of session pos- illegal with charged was man The rested by local police officers. 28 year old Hispanic male was ar- 180 A St. East and Ave. – Webster evidence. as vouched was weapon The NYC. in a gun obtain the proper license to own to failed culprit the that learned officials checking Upon pistol. ber a380-cali- of possession in found into custody. male The culprit was took a 32 year old Hispanic man – 1530 Ave. Authorities University . – 1808 Mulford Ave. Police Police Ave. . –1808 Mulford – 2413 Buck St. Authorities –2413 Authorities St. Buck – 361 East 178 St. Police 178 Police –361 East St. SAT, DEC. 15th, 1:20 a.m. 11:00 18th, DEC. TUES, SUN, DEC. 16th, 12:10 SAT, DEC. 15th, 2:05 a.m. FRI, DEC. 21st, 11:55 DEC. FRI, p.m. FRI, DEC. 21st, 2:25 a.m. 4:55 18th, DEC. TUES, SAT, 15th, 11:00 DEC. P.M. 46th PCT. 47th PCT.

gun point, police officers respond- gun point, police officers at ahome entered had males two that Alerted Pkwy. – 1956 Crotona reported. were injuries No handed. empty fleeing before ashot off fired point gun at culprit unknown The store. of a grocery robbery attempted Authorities are looking into an a.m. were reported. were reported. injuries No gunpoint. at robbery the committed culprit unknown the that indicated Officials robber. assist in the search for an armed the services requested officers Police 233 St. of an aviation p.m. unit to injury. escaped tim vic- The headphones. of aset and robbed the victim of an I-phone point gun at males black unknown in addition to other items. two The robbed a male of phone a portable who males two for conducted was p.m. with the search. help to area the into deployed were Task Force Bronx the of Members dollars. No injuries were reported. Chinese restaurant of one-hundred culprits at gun point robbed the unknown three The store. borhood aneigh- robbed had males black werea informed robbery that three at arriving the scene of lice officers a.m. inquiry. the handling are tives pronounced. Local detec- officially was she where Division North tal’s to Hospi- transported Montefiore was woman The body. her about and neck, head, the in times several stabbed been had woman the ently Appar- sidewalk. the on lying found was woman black old year 44 the of body The died. had awoman that learned officers after launched was inquiry An Ave. Baychester – 4434 evidence. as vouched was weapon The indicated. ficials of- revolver a22-caliber with found Hispanic The malesuspect. was streets arrested a 22 year old Bronx patrolling North officers a.m. evidence. as vouched was arrested and the weapon was culprit The agun. of possession in found after custody into taken was 212– 1035 Asuspect East St. foot. right the to wound teen was from suffering a bullet The initiated. was inquiry an and respond to police requested ficials of- Hospital shot. being after care – 4246 White Plains Rd. Po- Rd. Plains – 4246 White – 850 East 219 St. A search 219 Asearch East – 850 St. FRI, DEC. 21st, 6:30 p.m. SUN, DEC. 16th, 11:35 THURS, DEC. 20th, 9:20 9:20 20th, DEC. THURS, WED, DEC. 19th, 12:00 MON, DEC. 17th, 12:05 a.m. 9:20 16th, DEC. SUN, SUN, DEC. 16th, 12:50 SAT, 15th, 11:10 DEC. p.m. – White Plains Rd. and East East and Rd. Plains – White – 3780 Bronx Blvd. Police Police Blvd. – 3780 Bronx – 2351 Washington Ave. Ave. – 2351 Washington 48th PCT. police officers from the 41st Pct. to to Pct. 41st victim. the assist the from officers police # 12 worked with firefightersTransit from District and police officers off. turned be rail third the to power directedhalted that as firefighters was Train traffic atrain. under son aper- was there that areport ing receiv- after station line train Bay Pelham IRT the to responded nel person- Emergency St. Whitlock p.m. before police could arrive. fled culprits The object. unknown an by slashed was He man. older several males approached the when adog walking was male black The community. Riverdale year old male was in attacked the p.m. building. the from removed was person the at bay.officials Once in custody ally disturbed person kept police emotion- An 233– 233 St. West area. surrounding the of search level alow conduct to requested was culprits and fled an aviation unit unknown the Apparently a home. sponded of to a burglary reported re- officers The asearch. ducting needed assistance inficers con- of- police – 1924 Local Yates Ave. reported. were injuries No unit. aK-9 also and Squad Service cy additional units from the Emergen- made for additional help including was arequest occurred; stand-off A surrender. to going not were they that decided to take custody into pect who authorities were looking sus- The astandoff. with faced additional assistance being after requested ranking police officials p.m. tigation. inves- the handling are Squad tims Vic- Special Bronx the of Members assaulted. sexually been had child old year afour that learned officials a.m. evidence. as vouchered was handgun The semi-automatic380-caliber pistol. a of possession in found was male custody. 19 The year old black teenager was taken into police p.m. wallet. wallet. home. They with fled the victim’s before the culprits searched the occupantpoint. The was secured from theentry rear door at gun gained males masked two The ed. development. Police officers from development. Police officers authority ahousing at shots several fired who person the for looking are 143 Authorities St. East – 300 – 1763 Bronxdale Ave. A A Ave. –1763 Bronxdale Another St. –1663 Garfield – An inquiry was started after after started was inquiry – An SAT, DEC. 15th, 1:15 p.m 1:15 15th, DEC. SAT, WED, DEC. 19th, 10:05 6:10 18th, DEC. TUES, p.m. 2:05 16th, DEC. SUN, FRI, DEC. 21st, 1:00 p.m. THURS, DEC. 20th, 8:40 MON, DEC. 17th, 2:00 SUN, DEC. 16th, 11:35 – 2621 Palisade Ave. A 65 A65 Ave. – 2621 Palisade – Westchester Ave. and and Ave. – Westchester 50th PCT. 49th PCT. Housing Transit . taken to Lincoln Medical Center. Center. Medical Lincoln to taken were officers police two and fighters declared under control. fire- Three was fire the that 4:47 p.m. until not was It buildings. the of stability the were delayed due to concerns over Searches structure. the inside back firefighters being permitted toknocking down the prior flames to return ladders were placed into operation tower Several sounded. was alarm aforth control under declared was Before thean fire attack. exterior the building and ordered to establish of out taken were Firefighters aged. a over hundred years old were dam- quickly buildings, the as alarms higher transmit to officials fire causing ing flames jumped to an adjacent build- spreading in the roof area. The was fire the as self-evacuate to Some of the residents were able floor. after engulfedas floor flames expanded quickly blaze The building. residential the of area a commercial in floor first the on located was fire The tasks. assigned their start to out stretched as ladder crews spread quickly was line Ahose Ave. Jackson 152 and East St. at blaze the found blaze, but other respondingunits fire any of indication no found scene the at arriving Units Ave. Jackson 138 and St East at fire a structure ers were informed that there was a.m. fore being placed under control. control. under placed being fore be- down darken was fire the arrived units alarm second the After nies. and additional two ladder compa- for an additional engine company transmitted was Acall structure. the of rear the in floors three all on was fire the that indicated arrival 7 upon Division structure. burning the to est clos- pumper the to relayed was ter Wa- source. water aworking taining that theying needed firefights signaled incoming assistanceof occupied arriv- First apartments. units floors two and floor first the on ness in ob- building housing a commercial busi- frame story athree in was fire The St. 204 East near structure a burning blocks to travel when they arrived at afew had only station Ave Briggs the from Firefighters Ave. – 3167 Villa nor any reported injuries. reported any nor damage property visible no was examinationAn revealed that there they recovered nine spent rounds. that supervisors alerted call gency emer- the to #7responded PSA gun point. learned that occurred the at attack who Squad Victim’s Special Bronx the of members the # 8contacted from Housing’sPolice officers PSA within the Castle Hill development. buildings the of one in raped ibly forc- been had she that authorities a.m. evidence. Fourported. shells were marked as re- damage any was nor injured, was one no Again fired. previously ditional bullet shells that had been went across theto the street same to #7returning PSA Housing’s block.from find ad- This officers 143Police St. – 301 East time they – A Hispanic female informed informed female – AHispanic – 603 Jackson Ave. Firefight- Ave. Jackson – 603 FRI, DEC. 21st, 4:46 a.m. SUN, DEC. 16th, 10:49 SAT, DEC. 15th, 4:40 p.m. MON, DEC. 17th, 10:50 Fire Log Fire

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Apple Savings the to next Square, Westchester (9 Library Free Huntington 19 to 3 from p.m. 12:30 at the onSaturday, January Ortiz ing” craft workshop with Lis Mak- “Journal ly, hands-on presentwill a family-friend- (HFL) Library Free tington Hun- the and (BCA) Arts the fund- worldthe direct to Staples associates around which allows Foundation by Staples tiative created ini- of anew philanthropic donations. direct ciates asso- Staples lets that gram orga- anew pro- under nizations non-profit York-area $16,000 awarded has Inc., Staples, private charitable arm of in grants to New offered at Bronx House Learn to Swim classes Staples Foundation awards grants BCA Journal Making Workshop Jan. 19 Free English classes will be of- Bronx House Community Cen- Community House Bronx (718) call information, more For new All students must attend The The workshop is free on Council Bronx The part are grants The the Foundation, Staples Pelham Bay branch of the * * , at310 East will host an opportunity to tour the campuses, to tour campuses, the an opportunity 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.puses on Saturday, 12 January from Attendeeswill will have hold for adults, gree program specifically open(SNR) houses (CNR) of School New Resources on five cam- house.org. 792-1800 ext.Perez, Director of Aquatics, at (718) 251 or Tony contact program, swim to learn at tony@bronx- are also offered. and training, lifeguard aqua aerobics open swim, lap swimming, classes, lessons, parent and toddler swim staff. 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John Coyne at (914)Brooklyn and Manhattan. 654-5281 inWestchester, Bronx, the located or ateach of the Schools campuses, five processes. registration and admission and convenientand experiences, work es, course credit for learning cours- weekend week, each evening from life or morning one just meet that classes education, many six-credit seminars, advisement onyour how to finance justice,one-on-one and criminal services; human administration; care ministration and management; health in sequences business ad- al course 21 years of age and older, profession- learners adult for program distinctive degreeelor program of offers:a Arts admission on that day. for apply and testing required plete they wish, attendees may also com- advisors. If to and academic financial talk and students, and faculty meet year. for the grants in million $2 world, reaching more than to the around organizations awardwill additional funds Change, and 2Million called $3,500. Community Foundation, Brooklyn and $5,000; chine, Ma- Bronx Green my, $7,500; Acade- Reed organizations: non-profit local following arts.org. 7770, or visit www.bronx- 718-931-9500 x33 or 718-829- limited. is but space free, shops is Novoa. cia Puppet Making with p.m., when presents BCA Lucre- 12:30-3 16, from February For more information contact contact information more For Open houses will take place at SNR’s fully accredited Bach- The new program, new program, The For information, call call For information, work- all to Admission 27 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Jan. 11-17, 2013 www.bxtimes.com Photo by Silvio Pacifico THEODORE KORONY POST HOLIDAY TOY DRIVE THEODORE KORONY POST HOLIDAY (L-R) Jan Salveggi, Judy Ferrara Lanci(L-R) (co-director), Dolores (co-director), Tony Cathy Stoltze, Merchant associations in Throggs Neck and Westchester Square teamed up to donate over $1500 $1500 over donate to up teamed Square Westchester and Neck Throggs in associations Merchant TN AND W.SQ. MERCHANTS DONATE TO TN LITTLE LEAGUE MERCHANTS DONATE TN AND W.SQ. Praino all with Theodore Korony Post & Auxiliary in Throggs Neck collected dozens of new for toys disadvantaged December Bronx Drive kids 18. ath on the Tuesday, Setting annual Toy their collection table on the corner of Schurz the group and picked up Revere Ave, Winnie the Pooh, Fisher-Price and Pop on Pals toys. The group was especially grateful “Youngland” to store on toy 2922 for Third Avenue providing discounts sold for toys. to the Throggsto Neck Little League. Pictured is Bobby (l-r) Jaen, owner Joseph Anthony’s Flower Farm, Regina head the of Westchester Square Merchants’Association, Eisle with the Throgs Frank Neck Little League, Stephen Kaufman, president of the Throgs Neck Merchants’ Association. and John Cerini treasurer of the Throgs Neck Merchants’ Association.

Photo by Alexander Belisle LIZ VACCA DEBUTS AT SCOTT’S PLACE CAFE PLACE SCOTT’S AT DEBUTS VACCA LIZ BPE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION HOLIDAY PARTY HOLIDAY BPE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Photos by Josiane Bauke (Far right) Santa playing nice. right) Santa playing(Far nice. (Right) Neighborhood(Right) kids (Above) Music(Above) and laughter (Right) Elizabeth sings her heart out! (Above) Councilman(Above) Jimmy Vacca, dances with Neteara Frazier. dances with Neteara Frazier. chance meet to Santa. The jolly man in the red suit by the party hoping get to a Brooklyn and Maxine Babb stop stop Babb Maxine and Brooklyn with several members.with several Association, where Santa posed the Bronx Park East Community was the order of the evening at 612 Allerton Santa Avenue. Claus also dropped snapping pics a few by, with bright-eyed kids. classy music, dancing, tasty food neighborhood and a friendly, vibe drew plenty of friends and family to newly-formed group held its first holiday party December Saturday, The evening 29. venue loaded with The holiday celebrations just on coming kept the for Bronx Park East Community Association. The his young voice. one’s stopping by as plain old dad, is drawn to completed her first semester in college. to area locals cheering her on. Elizabeth on. Elizabeth her cheering locals area to songstress sang some easy-listening tunes tunes easy-listening some sang songstress and friends at Scott’s Place Cafe. The debut on Friday, Januarydebut on 4, Friday, before family James Vacca, made her public singing Elizabeth Vacca, daughter of Councilman www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Jan. 11-17, 2013 28 divas. divas. fellow to her aglass raising togala, the host played Arico Fran Divas Hat Red ofthe Queen donations. to charity daytrips from for get-togethers ranging gather They young. feeling of still importance the emphasize who women ofmiddle-aged up made isaclub Divas Hat Red The ceremonies. of Fran mistress as Divas Arico Hat Red ofthe Queen with hand wereon organization ofthe members 27. thirty December Nearly galaThursday, holiday their at time Christmas arocking had Divas Hat Red The open to all. open show atalent with along contest You Until Drop” ina“Dance part DJ and pizza. Students also took live ofdancing, evening for an fee asmall paid revelers 20, December On Sandy. ofHurricane victims Ave to benefit Hollywood 650 at the show talent and dance holiday in part took They way. fun a in ofgiving power the showed Neck inThroggs School Community Students from Mott Hall Nunez. Nelson and Javier Engel Okoro, Anicho byScouts isjoined trio The Bronx. inthe troops Scout Boy the support who those honors Tosca at this time event, Restaurant, annual Kelleher. Joseph President The ofCommerce Chamber Bronx (l-r), with Squitieri pictured Andrew and Mormile Anthony merchants to local honor Scout” “Good the presented ofAmerica Scouts Boy The HOLIDAY GALAFORPELHAMBAY REDHAT DIVAS THE BRONXGOODSCOUTAWARD RECEPTION THIRD ANNUALMOTTHALLCOMMUNITY SCHOOLWINTERDANCEANDTALENT SHOW home on Pelham Bay to get down and party. party. and to down get Bay Pelham on home this about mingled Divas Hat Red the with, reckoned A force to be Photo by Aracelis Batista Aracelis by Photo Photos by Alex Belisle Alex by Photos with a rededication ceremony taking place. place. taking ceremony arededication with South Parkway Pelham 900 at beginning venue, religious the Ave. accompanied Muliner Livemusic Torah the on Center Jewish to Young the Parkway ofPelham escort Israel helped community Jewish The completed. to be year apainstaking took Horowitz, Dan local Parkway byPelham hand-written Torah, The Parkway. newly inPelham procession ofastreet Torah star the was much-beloved The pizza during the big dance. dance. big the during pizza some on JavayFrancis, noshing and Williams, Najee Keyla Susana, Susana, School’s holiday party. Community Hall Mott the at break pizza a to into taking dance breaking from Sandy victims. Hurricane benefitting party holiday School’s Community Haven Mott the at moves dance her off shy overshowing Sitting by a warm fireplace is Kelvin fireplace byawarm Sitting go Ortiz Lian and Asis Thomas (Left) (Far Left) Chyann Martinez is not TORAH ESCORTED BYYOUNGISREALOFPELHAMPKWY. South Parkway Pelham 900 at beginning venue, religious the accompanied Livemusic and Rabbi Zuckerman preside over the overthe preside Zuckerman Rabbi and followers, Noah Graber, Daniel Horowitz is credited for donating the Torah. the for donating is credited synagogue down Muliner Ave. Horotwitz Torah new to the march to new the ready get Horowitz Daniel neighbor (Above) Three generations of Jewish ofJewish generations (Above) Three (Left) (l-r) Rabbi Zuckerman and and Zuckerman (l-r) Rabbi (Left) Photos by Laura Stone Laura by Photos 29 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Jan. 11-17, 2013 www.bxtimes.com Photo courtesy of NEB Senior Center

NE BRONX SENIOR CENTER HOLDS CHRISTMAS PARTY CENTER HOLDS CHRISTMAS NE BRONX SENIOR KWANZAA FESTIVAL AT PARKCHESTER METHODIST CHURCH PARKCHESTER AT FESTIVAL KWANZAA Parkchester Methodist Church at held its Avenue 2547 E. Tremont annual celebration Kwanzza on Dec. 28. TheFriday, feast included a visit from Assemblyman Luis food. good some and Sepulveda is a week longKwanzaa celebration every year between Dec. 26 and Jan. 1. that celebrates African heritage. Enjoying(Above) the celebration, seen here with the kinaras candles, Sonia Jermin, Rev. are (l-r) Assemblyman Luis Sepulveda, and Oguamah. Debra wasFood part of the celebration. In keeping with long-standing tradition, Jacobi Medical Center (Jacobi) and the North Central Bronx Hospital (NCBH) celebrated their annual recognition and awards ceremony paying tribute the to extraordinary dedication, achievement, and commitment of the staff from each institution. Both institutions comprise the North Bronx Healthcare Network (the Network). The event was held at the Villa Barone located Manor, in the Throggs Neck. a theme of the This Renaissance year, was selected in order honor to the creative and innovative methods staff members improve take to the healthcare their patients receive. Pictured are the 2012 honorees.

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SENATOR RUBEN DIAZ CELEBRATES THREE KINGS DAY RUBEN DIAZ CELEBRATES SENATOR Senator Diaz gladhands neighborhood #5 see families to who the Three dropped Kings. by P.S. RED HAT “BRONX BOMBSHELLS” CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAYS THE CELEBRATE BOMBSHELLS” “BRONX HAT RED infant Jesus. visit of the three wise men to Chrismtas, and it celebrates the takesplace 12days after cheered at their arrival. were also on hand. The holiday With Roman-era garb, these Three Kings #5 the where follow North throngs of Bronxites P.S. Star to Live music and entertainment were also given school supplies. were also given school supplies. the kings. kids On top of a toy, in Mott Haven for a present with kids to stop by Public School #5 #5 School Public by stop to kids Senator Ruben Diaz invited 500 celebration of Three Kings Day, All hail Three Kings! In end the of year. holidays. They enjoyed a wonderful meal, great service and an exchanging of gifts celebrate to the “TheBronx Bombshells” got together at “Good-to-Go” on Thursday, December 13th celebrate to the www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Jan. 11-17, 2013 30 most stubborn. most is where crime drugs, and with their poverty, rebuilding, of despair need in hoods ofus.”work ahead butshootings “a good step, first we have it. in play much guns available ly countless role seeming- the and lence morefighting the continuing vio- contact.” physical to prior percent - you have got to be -you be have gotto percent 18.6%. years, precinct crime fell year. eight last to 2011 53%, from 17 people shot in larceny auto 21.8%. ceny 2% percent, and grand burglaries 20%, grand lar- 11.7%, down were Robberies 2011. in six to compared year, last murders two with 2011. in 1,282 from down crimes major 1,173 with total 8.5%, reportedreduction. crime in year for asecond city the led almost again once and major categories, seven the of five in year inlast 2012,cline in the 45th Precinct from Page 1 Page from Crime down 8.5% inthe 45 precinct Crime took boro on roller coaster ride in2012 It is those neighbor- those is It He called the drop in But he’s about serious tigation by our police “We are down 8 1/2 81/2 down “We are Over theShootings dropped past two 66.7%, declined Murder dropped crime Overall de- to continued Crime Rocchio Patrick By Bronx cops made the streets a lot safer, according to yearly crime statistics. statistics. crime alotsafer, to yearly according streets the made cops Bronx were also consistently consistently also were ders. for mur- top20 the in were houses Bronx other Seven murders,ranked first in the city for withcomplaints last year. 18 victims.city’s 76 precincts for crime ofthe top ten the – werein Wakefield/Williamsbridge in 47th and Park Bedford Fordham/ in 52nd bridge, Soundview, 44th in High- 12 precincts - the 43rd in Geown. Mc- said violence, domestic felony assaults is primarily ed rapes. The increase in report- ofthe rest few ofthe ona circumstances special also were involved. There relatives have seven other an- while age-related, are of17 total rapes four ofthe 30%. than more increased rape while 14.8%, the credit.” of share lion the gets Green viously Deputy Inspector Ob- for that. credit the all take Ican Not that years. two city past forthe the leading basically weso are year, this crime in decrease in second Ithink, year, and in decrease in crime last own. “We were number one McGe- James Captain cinct happy with that,” said Pre- Borough precincts The 43rd Precinct Four of the borough’s McGeown said that that said McGeown Felony rose assaults Precinct ranked 62nd. erdale/Kingsbridge 50th Riv- and city’s 76precincts, the among for complaints mid-way falling City Co-op the 45 in Throggs Neck/ and Park/Allerton Morris borhoods - with the 49 in neigh- class middle and precincts were in working victims. top 17 the in for shooting crimes, with eight of them major other forcity various the in top 20 the among where the need is.” need where the they assign where they can, it iswhere,” Bieder. said always “So, every- have them stantly reactive.officersis not like “It basis. wemonth-by-month And have enough thatsectors ficers being redeployed we to facing of- with hesaid, of crimes, caning con- issues tobeing preventative to react- crimes on a Bieder. or patterns workto alot harder,” said officers the years, several last the officers being what it is for haveder. Bie- Bob President Council been45th Precinct Community manpower, which concerns in a decline seen has cinct made pre- the and NYPD the so, Some of the quietest Policing has gone from gonefrom has Policing of shortage the “With or years ten past the In when there were 4re- were when there a 166.7% jump from 2011 people were murdered, bers num- murder inhigher 2012. logged precincts, other In to compared house all, acalmer considered 8 said. tive reactive,” than he at bay.crime who feedwith community groups tips that has precinct the ships keepthe tight-knit relation- to crime in drop 9.44% Johnson, crediting the in the Four-Nine,” said clined. in command, crime de- Since neighborhoods. class working/middle for the concern a main issues, quality-of-life tinues fighting son, who con- Lorenzo John- baton to Captain olson the passed Nich- Kevin tor Deputy Inspec- when 2012 in tion transi- in was board. rose across the arrest numbers numbers. In all, cording to NYPD ac- Four-Nine, spiked in the incidents and shooting victims the number of ing. But murder, plummet-crimes autos theft grand and burglaries crimes like rape, with major five boroughs, precinct in the the second safest 9.44%, ranking it dipped jor crime Nest. Van and Park, Allerton, Morris overseeing cinct, to the 49th Pre- goes major crime in drop biggest BY DAVID CRUZ But the Four-Nine, Four-Nine, But the “I rather be proac- live to want would “I The house Overall, ma- Bronx’sThe 49th safest Bx precinct SHOOTING VICS THEFT AUTO LARCENY GR. BURGLARY ASSLT.FEL. ROBBERY RAPE MURDER borough by the numbers the by shooting incidents last 20 were jump. There a 62.5% 2011, 16 in from jumped,shooting victims also to Johnson. 26involved a gun, said in murders reported of the 2012 half blunt instrument, case unsolved. wasmains re- case The Houses. linkedthe troubled Pelham inside death to geoned grandmother blud- to 82-year-old the piro, a Sha- Evelyn was dered murders. precincts with the most 76 21out ofthe ranked Four-Nine the Citywide, 44th and 48th Precincts. tied with the 41st, 42nd, rate murder Four-Nine’s ported homicides. The The number of Shapiro the While mur- those Among 20,223 494 1,636 5,492 3,153 4,822 4,719 289 112 2012 20,044 01%CHANGE 2011 from my officers.” accountability more and visibility on “more 2013, with an emphasis for agenda Johnson’s on still is down crime ing spots. at public longterm park- car their avoid parking anyone to asking down, to push those numbers looks Johnson 2011. in in 2012, thefts car 183 were there downcity precincts. In all, fromcompared 231 the number ranked high to thees have rest dropped, though of spike. a14.7% 2011, in 34 from 2012 in streets Bronx taking 39 weapons off rounded up firearms, as cops aggressively came figures The 2011. year, compared to 15 in 535 2,089 4,930 3,550 4,476 4,580 271 148 For now, steering For now, steering auto cas- theft Grand 0.9% -7.7% -21.7% 11.4% -11.2% 7.7% 3.0% 6.6% -24.3%

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DIAZ JR. DISTRIBUTES TOYS TO VETS AT BRONX ZOO BRONX TO VETS AT DIAZ JR. DISTRIBUTES TOYS HOLIDAY TOY DRIVE AT MONTEFIORE MEDICAL CENTER MEDICAL MONTEFIORE AT DRIVE TOY HOLIDAY National Guard disguised as elves, delive to Borough President Diaz rides through the Bronx Zoo in his modern day sleigh, along with Santa and the toy drive. The were collected toys Bronx by WCS’s Zoo in partnership with the Borough President’s annual holiday Society’s Bronx Zoo last month distribute to local to toys Bronx military families the for holidays. in CHAM’s lobby. CHAM’s in Bronx Borough joined President Santa Ruben Diaz and Jr. Mrs. Claus at the Wildlife Conservation Campus emergency department. Seen here are the cops and nurses with some of the collected toys McCormack of the 40th Precinct in Mott Haven and Patricia Doyle, a nurse Moses in Montefiore’s Dec. The drive 19. is organized eachbrother by a and sister team: Deputy Inspector Christopher Montefiore. About Police Department 20 New York officers delivered the donated on Wednesday, toys delivered more for toys than 100 children hospitalized during the holidays at Hospital The Children’s at A tenth annualA tenth holiday drive toy organized by the Bronx Detective Squad and Montefiore nurses www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Jan. 11-17, 2013 34 Pastosas, that meat market, market, meat that Pastosas, food: good really for shop to places three easiest the -are 1980 since there been has Ravioli Pastosa mean places I’ve been shopping - I Neck. The to go to Throggs ing to Arthur Avenue I used back. going we started and here right restaurants great some are there Brooklyn, to out ofgoing herinstead tell to but Iused Brooklyn, from is “My wife said. 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Call Call now. for it That’s the for 3rd Remember, Until Next Time: Don’t eryday life to make clear our our clear make to life eryday expecta- and values family’s tionsits of members; to re- of use underage that inforce alcohol is acceptable not and consequences are there that world its use;for that the family is the in therealways and to help sup- run we when other each port good there that and problems; into more is not. than a happy and healthy New remember luck, Year.Good not aloneyou’re in trying to is- tough these with well deal andsues…oh, the see at you gym. cal Gardens and Fordham come togetherUniversity to make of the one it most at- tractive urban centers in America. portunity to meet those chal- lenges and grasp the opportu- exist. that nities nycommunityaction@gmail. com; tune into our sponsored radio broadcasts, and visit comactainc.our at website com. Post 1456 as they rebuild rebuild they as 1456 Throggsto Memorial Neck Post and recover from Sandy. in Email, info, any with me carrier pigeon, killed Twitter, whatever... been straight troops more year, have suicide committed have de- than wife’s combat! your at fun poke were one of cisions - you them. 4. open, to I resolve have the time, same the At Don’t forget the forget Don’t Mid- wishes good Continued ongoing discussionsabout our family values around us- ing alcohol and other drugs. I resolve to use “teachable ev- in occur that moments” ernment that views them as cash Our cows. police force shrinks. Our schools contin- underperform. to ue of potential economic for op- area re- no borough this in portunity is there mains unexploited. A prime for ripe more example: City York New increased tourism and devel- own Bronx’s the than opment Belmont area, Arthur where restau- authentic Avenue’s rants and businesses, the Bronx Zoo, the Bronx Botani- risk of becoming a problem problem a do; usinghow alcohol when becoming undercan 21 increase their of risk drinker later in life; how alcohol isfactor a in dat- ing violence, car accidents, suicide,homicide, school truancy and drop-out rates; alcohol ishow illegal use for under the age of 21. I resolve to learn more the about dan- gers of alcohol so I can share kids. my with this Winter Conference of the Dept.Legion’s York of New the of end the at Albany in out running is Time month. for room reservations and plans. ride We cannot tolerate an- tolerate cannot We continue Bronxites 3. to I resolve talk to my View the East Bronx Happy New Year again Year Happy New Our first meeting of BY TONY SALIMBENEBY overwhelming majority of are a cartoon Yorkers) New of realversion government. short-shriftsother who mayor genuine problems while con- centrating on how much soda drinkwe or whether mothers offi- of newborns 13% breast or bottle over feed. (the an rate endure to unemployment cial real rate is far worse.) Small business owners continue to suffer the at hands of a gov- andother drugs create more I solve. they than problems healthy -model role to resolve ways to cope with stress. I re- to teach kidssolve my how handleto social pressures to drink and use other drugs. kids the about dangers of drinking. to I resolve inform them alcohol how changes the the way body andthe brain alcohol is how work; a powerful depressant drug think- their down slows that do will ing process and makes it they that likely more something say or something not would normally they that Li- Free Huntington The brary and Reading Room, located 9 Westchester at Square, HistoryForum page web at BronxNYC.com details, for usor follow on Facebook. (Right) Conga(Right) line at a concert at Poe Park band shell, 1964. 2013 will be at American American at members, friends be and read- ers! will 2013 snacks Turners NY - the Turner it’s on theClub 3rd Sunday as 10:30am at start We usual. 12noon with coffee and buns, meet- ing 11am sharp at and around and cash bar in their club more for intensepub dis- cussion and solving of the world’s problems. Under Bloomberg’s ad- Under As COMACTA hasfre- 2. I resolve to my help Mr. Kuhn also over- also Kuhn Mr. All meetings are free Association Action not justgeographic. There is a profound sense that the priorities of middle-income city small as well as Yorkers, New all—of at businesses, have been consis- list lasttently the on list—if they the make government. when era an (in ministration national inflation was rela- skyrocket- both taxes low) tively and the have budget to city’s benefit no to little with ed, middle income Yorkers. New reverse must mayor A new equation. that noted,quently the boutique billionaire our of issues andmayor some of his aloof lanes appointees bike (especially Com- that missioner Janet Sadik-Khan, believes who ef- than important more are commutingficient the for stress of everyday living. living. everyday something. of know don’t kids learn to handle how thepart stress normal a is there I resolve to teach kids my that stress age; any that and at it life of with alcohol deal to are healthful and unhealth- that which ways careful ful be it; to to need we are we habits cultivating in response York CityYork Parks (2007). sees the placement, display and permanent of care and monu- and art, temporary parks. City’s the in ments If would like you to find the about secretout trea- 7:30 sures at of the parks depart- us join Please ment, pm Thursday January 17th Free Huntington the at 2013 Library. and open to the at public

The Fiscal Cliff deal deal Cliff Fiscal The course, of be, will This 1. I resolve to listen more Mr. KuhnMr. is a twenty- that continued to prevail. It’s It’s prevail. to continued that must they that unacceptable benow subjected to bureau- nonsense. cratic hard- City York New will hit the of part other any than er nation. average With above an for necessary salaries average costabove of living, will taxes hit income higher the paychecks of many New in greaterYorkers numbers Amer- in else anyplace than The sameica. can for be said small business owners. Their expenses are exceptionally through- those than greater theout rest of the nation, and so their incomes seem may with comparison in larger other locales. This leaves to vulnerable owners their the Fiscal Cliff agreements’ well. as rates, higher a mayoral election It year. end to opportunity an will be the Manhattan-centric fo- cus of city government. For far too long, the problems and potential of the four ma- been have boroughs jority downplayed. The issue is tions see and you’ll probably “more like themes, common patience “more time”, family “more time the at “, gym” and “less TV But watching”. wouldwhat make the hearts alcohol the in us of those of abuse field prevention really skip a beat would be the fol- my lowing with list: when less talk and kids. I resolve to demonstrate respectmy their for opinions their in confidence my and problem-solving abilities listeningby fully we when speak tough about issues. I toresolve admit I when to it tor, Arttor, & Antiquities, New CityYork Parks & Recre- ation. five year veteran of New CityYork Parks & Recre- andation, has served as its Director of Art & An- tiquities since 1995. He has curated more than 30 exhibitions on the history and of parks in York, New catalogue, the authored has The Outdoor Gallery: 40 of PublicYears Art in New East Bronx History Forum History Bronx East

BY JOANNE TIMMINS JOANNE BY A similar may problem The guest presenter to have will city The 2013 be may year an epic Look at the list of any any of list the at Look The Huntington Free Free Huntington The In the infancy of the the of infancy the In BY FRANK V. VERNUCCIO, JR. VERNUCCIO, FRANK V. BY the dangerous conditions working long months for in work to be completed before wait for mountainswait for of paper- rush to save lives; they didn’t didn’t lives; they rush save to and didn’t hesitate women to compensation. These men to wait for theirto wait for promised groda settlement, continue of 9/11, who, despite the despite Za- who, of 9/11, exist the for injured heroes and in the Senate. U.S. support of President Obama ity both in the state’s strong strong state’s the in both ity part of the Democrat major- part Democrat the of process along, being despite for theirfor failure to speed this must be called into question question into called be must state’s federalstate’s representatives Once again, the ability of our trina along the Gulf Coast. trina along the Gulf Coast. aftermath of Hurricane Ka- less readily than it did in the the in did it than readily less is moving to provide aid far aid provide to moving is a federal government that both Hurricane Sandy, and and Sandy, Hurricane both is Jonathan Kuhn, Direc- Kuhn, Jonathan is recover from the ravages of of Bronx Parks”. Pastures: A Brief History ahead. sentation titled “Greener “Greener titled sentation opportunities and lenges of Bronx Parks with a pre- with both chal- York, New for ing the 125th anniversary start the year new celebrat- Bronx History Forum will 2013 7:30pm. at The East on Thursday January 17th parent’s New Year’s resolu- be will meeting 77th rum’s History announce the fo- this point in time. in point this Library and The East Bronx of what matters to us most at at most us to matters what of ity, butity, it is a good indicator erally known its longev- for Year’s Resolution is not gen- not is Resolution Year’s them altogether? The New New The altogether? them til February and then chuck to-do list? tough we Did out it near the bottom of our daily Did theyDid lost get somewhere progress toward our goals? Did we make we Did admirable last year to see how we did. our list resolutions of made New Year, we’re pulling we’re Year, New out www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Jan. 11-17, 2013 42 along side the Hutchinson Hutchinson side the along Hospital, Bay General ham about. worried be notto as off written we are tendance, at- in ahandful only boasts acommunity if and agenda own his has polititian ery don’tand getinvolved. Ev- put onblinders head, our to say especially ofwhich we have little 2030) if we NYC (Plan Plan Master the turn of apart are They shock us. not should community the panic. incite to meant and hurtful spirited, mean very which of were some on line, tive and negative comments posi- by both greeted was Reporter. It Times Bronx nity even commu- our to new arrivals made news ofthe the and e-mails last week’s and of telephonea blitz calls all. to one and to say2013- Happy to correct year, when it is politically cal grocery shopping trip, shopping trip, grocery cal atypi- Unlike week. that farmshare, waswhat able will be in that based week’s know them letting a listing todelivery, harvest receive members on what week. the Thanksgiving up to 24 weekusually mid-June and the season first farm distribution goes is the as endofMay by the right required are payments and the year begins in January up for Sign week. per tables vege- 8 to 6 of assortment an ply typically ofvegetables, of four with afamily provide to enough a weeklyfull share will generally be sup- a and model standard the is vegetable CSA The goal. way achieve this to best the is aCSA joining duce, pro- local seasonal, fresh, to eatit comes to trying on a weeklyharvest that is distributed basis.vance, shares of a farmer’sof When peopleture and it is when a group Agricul- purchase, Supported munity in a“CSA”?is ad- what Forexample, mean. but don’t what they know and acronyms that we hear highlight specific phrases plish with this column is to accom- to like Iwould said BY CHRYS NAPOLITANO Overnight, the old Pel- the Overnight, in changes Overnight been has weekend This ofthe time the It still is A few days before each each A few days before “CSA” for Com- stands One of the things I BY MARCIA PAVLICA will produce much oftoo heat A summer plenty diseases. or pests sun, oflittle zuc- too much too rain, drought, against insurance provide farmers the of produce, ety By offering a splendid vari- vegetables. root stews and of awinter after systems out our way ofcleaning nature’s greens, of leafy season off with starts lots Ilove how the progresses. season how the appreciate to you begin circuit, CSA ter. cook them during the win- I freeze them so that I can Or we them. eat home and them Ibring arrive, etables veg- for; the ahead plan to Idon’t have onething it is as simpler my life makes CSA the Ifind spot. on the pay for and it want er they to whatev- purchase free is shopper butavailable, the also are vegetables local where seasonal, Market, aFarmer’s from different also is This you want. toes toma- the weigh and select of tomatoes,2 you pounds includes share the If want. you oflettuce which head but you choose lettuce, the ships farmer the er words, oth- In week. that available be what will determined from Mother Nature, has help some with farmer, the as notrequired is a list their representatives, but and politicians elected local the and attending, and vited Bay in- Pelham from person ing called with only one ameet- was there YES, ago. Sandy, months two Storm by itable assault due the to uninhab- declared was ing Rockaway build- Far their 65 people have these sition. Where been tran- for asmooth living make to since without alot workpen ofleg Bay) hap- doesn’t (Pelham world endofthe another to Rockaway) worldof the (Far oneend from people moving problems. But social any notcreate would (Sandy) storm the or shelter from in the name of humanity housing temporary the and nothomeless and street the off clients the keep would cases both in offered vices ser- The children. their and Squareon St. Peters/Weschester shelter the ago years several Bay, like just occupied, was of Pelham in River Parkway single women After a few years on the onthe afew years After only 16 cents of every retail retail ofevery 16only cents store, you shop at agrocery When farmer. the to direct money you of the pay goes percent 100 ashare, chase you pur- When jobs. local and agriculture local mote pro- they because portant CSA’sic produce, im- are family with healthy, organ- way your provide to great CSA’s. some through available is no spray orlow spray fruit in New York State. here right grow pears and Local, apples fruit, stone grapes, in the Northeast), berries, them (we grow can’t tances dis- great from or kiwis like citrus fruit, bananas need to purchase things you would that standable before Thanksgiving. beyondhelp extend the season way and, properly stored, that can vegetables lastwinter squash and root gets delivery fill tobe sweeter. thesnap your end, As the acold tomatoes, and chini will season cabbages, share help the greens and then re-deposited often dropped temperature the as ing on the streets, picked up more recently two youth liv- and Station Bay Pelham at witnessedall Bernadette help. ing need- those house to hotels Room(Single Occupancy) neverSRO had Bronx the of area Idid” But our I did, ings and announced “I DID, We at meet- have notstood publicly. others for efforts our announce tistically us have of many although sitivity, chosen sen- and compassion shown not always have We doors. front to ego- the moved through being neighborhood were already new the to 65 ofthe affects later,one day personal the Aside from being a being from Aside While it is under- Thirty years ago, we we ago, years Thirty but Silver Beach, Pelham Pelham Beach, Silver but Point, Locust notonly from are Point CSA Locust of the members Many neighbors. and friends their word to the are encouraged to spread they aseason, gone through have new members once and Community is CSA in “C” The food. good cessing ac- simply beyond go that benefits to joining a CSA for 2013. share fruit a full getus meto asked actually couple, but he another with vegetable share split afull share. My husband and I fruit optional the purchase area sonumber that of farms in their members a from fruit their sources land. Stoneledge can Farm Is- City Point and Locust in the Northeast Bronx: sites here two to distributes and ofvegetables varieties farm that produces organic run and owned overily 45 afam- is NY Cairo, South plate). your to distance food travelsaway to get (which is the averageyou to shipped from be to needs that you buy to something vince over con- to costs onthe spent 1500 really is of your dollar food milescosts. In other words, distribution and marketing 84% goto cents 84 other The dollar goes to the farmer. empty, waiting... waiting... empty, stood building the and high, were rents the But again arental. as available was building the buyers came, but when no $$$, for seniors condos end high into turned ready been to rehab-ed be al- had building right”. The it “as of was said, Kearns 10, Ken Board Community As the district manager of. board. community local the before come nothave to did law orpolicy. NYC any supersede to right NYS Mental Health has the of agency state posedly, the sup- But, aghetto. Bay into them of turning Pelham even accuse and busting ofblock officials elected our who accuse those are a.m. at 2 and atten midnight no services. challenged individuals had homeless These Spring. the in rose temperature the as on the same street corner There are many other other many are There Stoneledge in Farm Was pur- it perhaps That’s why this move writ- Internet, the On photos and farm blog. On farm photos and website, out check the ny.com togo to www.stoneledgefarm- sign up. you can and foropen 2013 Peruse mid-June. in tion distribu- first for the time in rebuilt be we will And how enjoy to shares. their members our showing from us stop kitchen actual an of lack weren’t let the to going we and We prevailed CSA. the vegetables from our using for Thanksgiving pes reci- great some showed us who chef local anoted with demo enjoyed acooking we season, ofthe week last Forthe my backyard. in distributions few 2012 last the We up holding ended uninhabitable. presently civic is center the Sandy ofHurricane as here; tense past the using Iam ings. tast- food and demos ing we were able kitchen, catering of the to holdgroup members. cook- Because fellow their to talk and out recipes for abit, share hang to members for our Center, easy very it was Civic our in housed CSA somehow. seems to know everyone everyone fashion, Neck area. In typical Throggs Waterbury LaSalle the and Island City Edgewater, Bay, get excited orinvolved and on their block, they don’t orhappen affect doesn’t repeatedly that if something unfortunately and clearly have been facts. the from volatility and emotion rate heardmocked. We need to sepa- were vigilance and for calm to who asked Those place. take say to panic on-line an caused merely has of tranparency lack this indication, any are ments, com- Internet the public. If have been put before the mostly move should the and tract private con- say this will Many now operational. is ity unsigned, facil- the aprivate lease with me. from you and from means that grants- federal come will $$$ answer. lease The from the has taxpayers the of us, state, None orsale? lease pending ofa promise orwith ger plan City ofabig- a part as empty left andposefully priced high and Membership is now is Membership With the Locust Point There are those who those are There The door opened and columns this Spring. Spring. this columns Civic Center various the in eye out foran notifications keep so CSA, the promote to few months next over the nity organization meetings commu- local ofthe many ner. We will part- ashare you with nect be attending con- we will and netzero.net contact me at cnapolitano@ partner, ashare you need If people. oneortwo feed only will share afull etarian, However, aveg- you are if will feed a family early. up sign ofpayments up, so it’s best to four. split your at you once can all you don’t money If have the full by check or credit You pay with. in can share card. to family oranother a friend able, it’s so toget idea agood July. Half shares are avail- mid in is delivery fruit first the only; for vegetables June mid is distribution first The out week. $11.75 to per comes $235 costs share fruit Afull week. for per out $21.17 to which comes weeks, for 24 $508 costs 20 weeks, process. up sign the you through which prompt will system the and “Locust Point” as your site select and icon onthe Click icon. for 2013” “register of the corner lower hand the left home page is the your community. your in pride Take line. property your beyond home extends anniversary. 40th its celebrating be will sociation as- our year munity. This game of believing in com- the new to kid the ciation is asso- Our Wakefield. in bors neigh- and friends our to ry years. for now 100 for integrity its and community for their working League Wakefield the you can if 311. Imagine to even to calling committ homeowners and taxpayers get to struggle It adaily is together. not necessarily and blocks, their to houses are the ties that bind the Flanigan and P.C. Richards & Raymore not understood. used, not - NEIGHBOR word the noris dictionary, their isn’t even in COMMUNITY communities, the word else’s community.who someone moved into newton onefig care couldn’t In some As I said, a full share share afull Isaid, As vegetable share A full And as always, your always, your as And anniversa- 100th Happy 43 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Jan. 11-17, 2013 www.bxtimes.com The course is “Un- is course The Of course, the entire Hatikva is lo- Temple Two meetings are are meetings Two We do not meet in Janu- items of list a Here’s Start the yearnew off Home. Shabbat the derstanding a enjoy so Prayerbook”, us, with breakfast free bagels, with complete cof- juice, cheese, cream fee and cake study as you together. community is invited to Hatikvajoin Temple for expe- learning unique this rience. 2440 Esplanade. at cated For more information call (718) 792-1109 or e-mail [email protected] sure if this is accurate at at a find to right the have they building tohouse clients in through accurate going without need is the Community Board or this if anyother are group. We not and Pelham sure 17th time. in point this 1870 January at on scheduled, Villa one at Bar- rone 23rd the other as a tour on Janu- ary meetings Both Parkway. will be 7:30 held at p.m. ary mem- or February. Your “Pelham which $10 of dues bership to home include the Bronx Times Re- your to mailed mailed porter be can TaxpayersBay As- & Civic sociation, Pilgrim Station, Box 610233, Bronx,P.O. N.Y. just be may surprisedyou theat itemsthat contain as- partame. that contain may this chemi- fla- candy, gum, mints, cal: vored and water syrups, ice creamcream, toppings, ice fruit spreads, Jello and pud- mix, ice cocoa instant ding, juice blends andtea powder, drinks, meal replacements, protein shakes, nutritional bars, veggie drinks, yogurt, “sugar any and vitamins free” or “no sugar added” foods. commit labels, right—read to eating healthy foods and know to research the doing do really We are. they what thehave to be power agents of change. the buy Don’t junk some manufacturers call food and eventuallywill to making stop have it! they Temple Hatikva will Temple commu- entire The It is a shameIt that the that know people Most by theby Gluzman and Wer- ner families. share in a celebratory proud the with along meal parents. in share to invited is nity occasion, momentous this children, bring your so friends and neighbors to Janu- Hatikva on Temple ary 18 and join the festivi- Sun- a.m., on 10 Additionally, ties! at 20 January day, Hatikva continues Temple its free Adult Education Program sponsored the by Shalom Jewish Funeral ral cells in area one of your brain can be killed before any clinical show you symp- (wood toms! Phenylalanine can causing body your in up build Methanol plummeting serotonin levels, depression, anxiety rages. and and vio- lent poison deadly a is alcohol) form- into down breaks that neurotoxin andaldehyde formic in acid the Formaldehydeyour body. deadly a Even is a known carcinogen. also It birth damage, retinal causes with interferes it and defects replication. DNA callsEPA methanol a cumu- poison. lative apartments rent. The for Plummer Pavilionowners also invested money of lot a a building the transforming high with apartments into have rentals. at looked Many to who the claimed apartments the seems apartments were toosmall. We do not know if any apart- This rented. were ments building ideal an very bad track record. been original priced owner over have the building because it would purchasefor Montefiore them of instead Hospital buying of smaller a lot fa- this as cilities. heard have We that such the OF government has “AS in and privileges RIGHT” emergency an soda contain may aspar- tame know that did you but 6,000over foods and drinks contain this deadly food ad- Getditive. into of the habit of labels food the reading because buy every you item Aspartame is made of of made is Aspartame On the night of the 28th It’s always a “simcha” Hatikva will Temple this celebrate to And, Baby-naming at Temple Hatikva Temple at Baby-naming traSweet’s side effects, the FDA compiled a list of possi- ble side effects to be releasedto the Many public. very serious chronic conditions Al- aspartame. to linked are loss, memory are: They disease,zheimer’s dementia, brain lesions, Multiple Scle- dis- ALS,rosis, Parkinson’s hearingease, epilepsy, loss and vision problems. There are also acute conditions head- and migraine as, such aches, depression, diarrhea, fatigue, seizures, infertility, nausea, rashes, heart palpi- asthma, insomnia, tations, hallucina- tightness, chest tions and gain. weight three chemicals—aspartic acid, phenylalanine and methanol. Aspartic acid, not boundwhen to proteins, neurons. your destroys slowly Seventy-five percent of neu- months to complete the the complete to take would it six to seven months can clients the that so work resi- former their to return dence.I cannot imagine the panicand horror of being in a building thatwas being torn apart the by treacher- ous winds of Sandy and one of the hurricanes worst in memory a family member getting off the St. bus at Paul Avenue and manysaw adults going into the former Pelham Gen- Bay failed have Rumors Hospital. He eral stated that this building dollars. was purchased 21 mil- for lion Pavil- Plumber to rented signs saw We ion. that read Plummer Pavilion,Luxury (joyous cel- when event) ebrating a baby-naming at HatikvaTemple and wel- come child a new into the Jewish community. Fri- on that just doing be day, January 18 at 7:30 p.m. andas Dmitriy Joy Gluz- man, parents of a newborn the “name” officially Shab- girl, the of part as infant services. bat wonderful event, Temple Hatikva be having a sump- tuous Oneg Shabbat follow- sponsored services the ing Aspartame is the ac- 8,000 than more After That is a decision decision a is That Any candidate seek- study puts those doubts to the legitimizes and rest results. take So, don’t a large- a ignore and chance scale, long-term study that a linkshows between aspar- as tame consumption and can- such dreadful other as well as cer health consequences. sweeteners ar- many in ingredient tive tificial NutraSweet, foods Equal, Spoon- 6,000 fulover and Equal-Measure. It in found is and beverages including vitamins! children’s Nu- regarding complaints Ken Kearn of Community Board of the 10 necessity of moving their 65 clients from their former residence in Queens. The roofRockaway, of their building was blown off Hurricane by Sandy and other serious damage oc- curred. The management of the building had to quickly search housing these for for displaced clients into tem- residence safe and porary while the building is be- ing repaired. were told We and elected officials have called the for Primary to be to moved June. by made be can only that State Leg- the York New islature. Frank- Benjamin the ing lin Democratic Club’s either endorsement for of these positions should Dis- Democratic contact trict Leader Bruce Feld (718)at 543-1153. This mega-study re- mega-study This Several studies over On January 28th, we The meeting will not election Primary The people drink beverages con- aspartame deadly taining a is it think they because healthy The choice. facts otherwise.say And if you’re take you’ll that thinking your chances so that you weight—well, some lose can that us taught have studies one as actually may aspartame little make gain you weight! as that vealed diet drink leads a day to a 42% higher risk leuke-for mia in both men and wom- en, a 102% higher risk for multiple myeloma in men higherand a 31% non-Hodg- This kin lymphoma in men. be- as the years revealed have a and cancer between link criticized but consumption aspartame were constructed. they ing too small, too short or poorly now. Very loudly and in a a in and was believe didn’t the world loudly ending December on twenty Very first believe and it don’t now. panicky he asked if voice, I and ifhad a bible I had the to be surebible and read it, tellingfore thethe end of our generation. for world goodbye and I waved went So apartment. my another into back of is group this that aware be on a missionto inform all of us of this message. informed were happening event new in our Ades, Yves Dr. community. fromServices the for Under Senator us, informed Served Klein, Councilman Vacca, a representative from As- semblyman Benedetto and trict) the at cub meeting on Wednesday, January 16th 7 p.m. at Frank- Benjamin the at be lin Democratic Club head- quarters will but instead be theat Tibbett Com- Towers munity Room, 3130 Irwin between 231st West Avenue 232ndand West streets. is currently scheduled for September 10th, sever- but al good government leaders

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BY MARY JANE MUSANOBY Club considers local endorsements local considers Club City Council Dis- (11th Borough President and dorsement Bronx for seeking the club’s en- club’s the seeking hear from candidates Club membership will membership Club Franklin Democratic Democratic Franklin election. Democratic Primary Primary Democratic meetings for this year’s year’s this for meetings first of its endorsement cratic Club will hold the the hold will Club cratic Franklin Reform Demo- Reform Franklin ous food on earth! additive be the single most danger- most single the be ficial sweeteners just may may just sweeteners ficial health consequences. Arti- sweetener, has dreadful has sweetener, aspartame, an artificial an aspartame, confirmed that consuming consuming confirmed that and 47,810 men and was it and 47,810 years from 218 women 77, gathered a period over of 22 Study. The informationStudy. was Professionals Follow-Up Follow-Up Professionals Health Study and the Health lyzed data from the Nurse’s Harvard, researchers ana- researchers Harvard, sweeteners! door to strangers and also I artificial to comes it when I told himI told open I never my is that the truth sweet isn’t facing the of the end world. are sugar free. The problem bible stating thatbible are we that products consuming inside and inform me of the the of me inform and inside And to some this means that they wanted to come come to wanted they that mind. your on loss weight in a loud voice exclaimedin voice a loud know that have many of you glass window of my door and pressed his face against the ing on the sidewalk. A man a couple of people stand- pane on my door, I couldpane see door, on my door bell. Through the glass answered the ringing of my my of ringing the answered However, a few days I later, However, prophecy came . . and went sun shining. The dooms day the birds singing and the twenty first, 2012 and heard heard and 2012 first, twenty we woke up on December less than a month when www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Jan. 11-17, 2013 44 national champions are are champions national Inter- competitions. state through local, district and with winners progressing ship is sponsored annually, Champion- Throw Free bus gymnasium. School High Preston at p.m. Throw” beginning at 2 “Free at 1pm the and ing with registration start- will be heldThrow Championship. Knights of January Columbus Free for competition 2013 bus of Colum- Knights Star 26,participate in the Guiding ages 10 to 14 are invited to be an additional will there and hour per $80 $35 charge be will Tuition 9PM. until 7PM from day, 28th January AvenueWaterbury onSatur- 3304 at Rest Providence at be will registration and offered now being is Program guage interested. you are if available gram be an Italian Pro- Language a note around that there will reading! news worth nity advance! some postage! Thanks in it if yo appreciate much very would wouldBronx, help New us Station, Neck York Throggs 25, save 10465. Box PO Homeowners, Neck We Throggs for to: check $10 as possible. Please send a to send in your dues as soon sur- the among was er and prison- taken hewas There in the Battle of the Bulge. at Normandy and fought war the Heentered WWII. in Army the into drafted was vice. ser- military about his talk Let’s Durning. tor Charles Free Throw Competition at Preston High School BY PAUL GOLLUSCIO The Knights ofColum- Knights The held be will event This competition local The girls boys and All A 12-week Italian Lan- Italian A12-week sned Vacca Coincilman Here is some commu- Just a reminder again At 21 years of age, he ac- about the talk Let’s all! Hello BY LYNN GERBINO additional information information additional consent. parental written and age of proof furnish to quired the event. in participation for their recognized level are local competitions. local over 3,600 in ticipated 120,000 sharpshooters par- divisions. tive age compete in their respec- will and ble participate to eligi- old10 are 14 to years competitions. state-level the from onscores based ternational headquarters KofCin- by the announced environmental and/or pub- and/or environmental with projects that address to help organizations local range from $2,500 to $50,000 vironmental risks. face multiple sources of en- that communities serving million to organizations will (OEJ) Justice vironmental awardtoday. announced Martens er Joe DEC’s more DEC Commission- Grants), Officemunity Impact Grants (EJ of than En- Com- Justice vironmental En- for applications the ing $1 Conservation is now accept- ofpartment Environmental [email protected]. at by email reached be also can 597-7545 or (917) 834-4584. 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Mas- Malmedy vivors ofthe For entry forms or forms For entry re- are Participants the on contestants All Last year more than ages girls boys and All EJ grant awards will New YorkThe De- State life, families and youth. youth. and families life, communities, culture of councils, church, their efit sponsoring projects to ben- benevolentble and causes, charita- to million $154 and volunteer hours 70 million Last year, in 14,000 local councils. members over million 1.8 service organization with Catholic family fraternal international lumbus an is 5142. Country Club at 646-302- Avenueon Ampere in Star) 212(Guiding Council ofColumbus Knights the at Knight Grand mara, contact: James McNa- historically been overbur- have that on communities concentrates program the 2006, in Launched program. nity Impact Research Grant Commu- Justice ronmental Envi- the from comes grants space. open other and parks gardens, munity tion projects involving com- educa- and stewardship ing, community-based monitor- to be used exclusively for awarded $2,500 to $10,000 dividual “Green as where in- Grants” Gems designated be will grant EJ total ofthe percent Ten concerns. health lic groups will becareers in the military. Trials. War a point in the Neurenburg Malmedy Massacre became Knights donated over donated Knights ofCo- Knights The Funding for the EJ EJ for the Funding had Movie Stars Many Non-Fiction, Painting, Per- Painting, Non-Fiction, Experimental Film or Video, Narrative/Documentary/ Composition, Music Media, Mixed Performance, Music Art, Instrumental and Vocal Installation Book, Artist Illustration/ Text, lustrated Fiction, Film Animation, Il- Arts, Digital Dance, Crafts, Choreography, Acting, ries: in one of the following catego- . day, 25, January onFri- p.m. 11:59 than later must be submitted online no bronxarts.org. website at (BCA) www. Arts onthe Council Bronx on the awards Its(Bronx Recognizes Own) isguidelines for available the 2013 BRIO and Application p.m. 11:59 at 2013 25, January Friday is online award BRIO 2013 Arts’ on the Council Bronx for the line million. million. grants totaling more than $1 24 awarded DEC 2011, in round grant last the During be madeand awards are expected to 2013, 8, due Friday, March in early training. summer. worker green and sources pollution oflocal inventories youth, for urban education environmental education, fishing forestry, subsistence urban prevention, poisoning lead monitoring, quality water and air roofs, green and gardens community ing this grant program, includ- by supported be can ects access. waterfront and space ofgreen lack and pollution, health problems water and air noise, sites, ed high density of contaminat- dened by problems such as a we that fact out the I left do. 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Individuals orunder- graduate a full-time as enrolled notbe and Bronx, 18 years orEligible older,this year to Bronx live artists. in$3,000 the each are available applicants Storytelling. Word, Spoken and Sculpture, musting/Drawing, Screenwriting, bewriting, Poetry, Printmak- Photography,Poetry, Play- formance Art, Performance ary. The closure is expected expected is closure ary. The Janu- in begin detours the when hand on be will agents traffic and place in be will exit 3rdAvenue northbound the ramp while place in be will detours is closed.bridge’s Queens approach. the of Signs reconstruction lion Jan. 7th as part of a $109mil- beginningMonday, traffic all tone Bridge, will be closed to Bronx-bound Bronx-Whites- before Queens in exit last the exit, 3rdAvenue The at 107th AM. Exit Closing Monday,Jan. estone Bridge’s 3rdAvenue entering . ny.gov/public/31226.html page at http://www.dec. web onOEJ’s grant posted in January. 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Andre and Sebastian Jacobs and lab Dr. The seniors were Expert guidance will The session will be held tion. Dr. Jacobs set his up tion. Dr. own Albert lab at Einstein in 1987 and the first phage scien- 13 the called discovered in he “Bronx Bomber” has now featured been New publications. tific from students were among eleven high school this in participate to York program. Mayer Oren member team helped these students un- derstand the of wonders ge- netics and phages through ex- and projects hands-on periential learning. and research basic taught lab procedures and then dif- more to exposed were includ- procedures ficult ing to find how phages, bacteria, of lawn making a calculating the numbers of bacteria to phage and find- units. forming colony ing Substance Abuse Coun- Business; (CASAC); selor Finance (CFP); IRS En- rolled Agent and Tax pre- Informa- Computer parer; including Technology tion basics, Microsoft Office Specialist Certification, graphic design and multi- media, design, Web com- A+ Health technician, puter Cisco and Technician IT certification; Medical Bill- ing and Coding; Pharmacy and Dental Technician; Medical Assistant; Home Health Aide; CNA; and EKG Phlebotomy Technician be provided on a wide range range wide a on provided be of academic, arts, creative Satur- on held sports and recreational be to classes Informationdays. our about summer licensed popular, campday will also be given.

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Lehman College spring semester spring College Lehman Children and teen offerings at Lehman at offerings and teen Children January 10:30 19 at am. sional Studies on Saturday, of Continuing and Profes- the Lehman College School Teens is being offered by include Alcoholism and and Children for Programs of the Lehman Academy: skills. the for springsion semester to change jobs or upgrade upgrade or jobs change to signed those wish for who programs. its non-credit certificate third popula- of the world’s of several on provided be the world, infecting one- infecting world, the leading causes of death in am. Tuberculosis is one of the the of one is Tuberculosis 10:30 at 19 January urday, way the HIV virus works. theway HIV virus works. formation sessions on Sat- bacteria, similar to the semester free career/in- and reproduce inside the fering the first of its spring isms that infect bacteria bacteria infect that isms Professional Studies is of- Phages are microorgan- and Continuing of School culosis by finding phages. culosis finding by phages. findingcure a Tuber- for who haswho devoted his life to headed by Dr. Bill Jacobs, Jacobs, Bill Dr. by headed go off to college next year. go off to college next year. take with them when they they when them with take year and that they will will they that and year their as seniors work this have been able to apply to to apply to able been have able experience that they they that experience able The seniorsgained invalu- Einstein Medical Center. Einstein Medical Center. which iswhich part of the Albert the Price Research Center, Phinders internship at at internship Phinders participated in a Phage Phage in a participated bastian Yumiseba recently recently bastian Yumiseba Andre Stephenson and Se- www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Jan. 11-17, 2013 48 49 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Jan. 11-17, 2013 www.bxtimes.com Photo by Patrick Rocchio Hurricane Sandy Theneighbors new SUS and the state Office SUS is funded the by OMH Traditionally, The current owner of Reach reporter David Principal LoBianco should leastbe at given three years her ideas to implement for Lehman. provide full-time security and to make social workers available around the clock thosefor tenants in need,” Klein’s spokesman noted. wereleft homeless after Hurricane Sandy destroyed Queenstheir Far Rockaway, building, forcing them to hotels,stay at other SUS- sponsored buildings and community centers. up teamed Health Mental of to find the six-story high- end apartment residence, vacant the for past three years. OMH since operates it sup- portive housing buildings affordable combines that supportive, with housing recovery-oriented services like on-site social workers. higherpays rents than regular tenants. The steady flowrent is also reliable. the building is East 110th Street LLC, according to Propertyshark.com, a real database. estate Cruz 718-742-3383. at Public knowledge Public littleDespite public AssemblymanBut “If I was running the I nervous it, about “Am Senator Klein also will orga- non-profit “The Parents can e-mail le- He said he believes that disclosure, elected officials was gathering the agreed representedpublicly by Anita with the Valenti Pel- ham Taxpayers Bay Asso- ciation. maintains Benedetto Mike he would reached have out to the to alertpublic them of this move. call to me of meeting I would think it’d responsible be the media,” he said, adding cautiously optimis-he’s tic tenants wear out won’t their staying by welcome nine-month the beyond the on agreed upon as max their lease Bene- terms. For now, sure make detto intends to keep an eye to SUS on brief “But stay doesn’t expand to two years. Benedetto. said yes,” I also realize this is kind of an emergency.” keep on the a close eye resi- dence, said spokesman Eric Soufer. nization has committed to Barone Restaurant in Pel- in Restaurant Barone ham Bay. hmanparentassociation@ Blanco. said gmail.com, Principal Rose LoBianco addresses parents at Lehman High School on Jan. 8. “For all those naysay- willThe public still When a line seg- line a When trans- Alternative cy situation. He insists the the stood this insists was an emergen- He situation. cy meeting was not “secret” as others have characterized it. ers a secret that it’s say CB10 meeting next he said. is sad,” the at a chancehave to air their Villa concerns the at p.m. general board meeting Jan. 7:30 at 17 ten “to days ensure that par- are voices ents’ heard and differ- a make do they that ence.” ment is closed at night, to up” “clear to having of night, at allow trains to pass. closed is ment customers can expect to add 20 minutes to their time. travel usual announce- in portation options will detailed be ments and posters on trains, in stations and on brochures buses; selected both in available be will English and Spanish. Information will also be available on the web www.mta.infoat and through social media, email and text alerts. DOE representative representative DOE Any student close to working parents Many Carlos Blanco, a par- FASTRACK was in- This gives free access State no open says law Still, Marano under- is phased out, three new new the three at said larger school, she said. out, Gorman Elaine Lehman if that meeting PA phased is smaller high schools would gradually be phased there. Au- work before or by graduation will in already is who 2016 gust there, remain can Lehman guid- and counselors added, Gorman ance to find those cannotwho graduate in that time anoth- er “path” to graduation. have PA Lehman the with decided to fight the closure. Gorman said the DOE will a meetinghold Lehman at in parents give to late-February to chance a stakeholders and speak the about school. PA, the with working ent said a massive reach-out to next the in bein will parents will provide connecting connecting will provide service between the Nor- wood-205th Street (D) and the Parkway (4) Mosholu stations only. 2012, January in troduced week- straight four devoting main- perform to nights in tunnels, work tenance stations and on tracks, com- pletely suspending service segment line given a within a seven-hour periodfor be- tween p.m. and 10 5 a.m. to the system, allowing an work- maintenance of army ers to perform dozens of tasks the without concern ham Parkway South a day information the before meeting. meeting is required when setting a supportive up within facility housing a neighborhood since it through go to have doesn’t the NYS Selection Site Law process, a move CB10 chair- man John Marano opposes.

At a meetingAt of the Leh- said thatShe despite The academies seek to During FAS- this • B service will end • D service will oper- • As an alternative, cus- • Free shuttle buses Officials with Commu- with Officials the discovered They Jan. 8, Lehman principal zonedhigh schools, and a DOEspokesman recently longer no is there that said “zoned as thing such any York New the in principal schools” City system. Lehman man High School 8, Parent As- sociation Tuesday evening, Jan. LoBianco laid her case out savingfor the school. her being appointed princi- pal as the school bottomed an at F ratingout a over year ago, and a turnaround plan that could led to have excessing to 50% of up of the school’s teachers last year with turmoil caused that thestaff, Lehmanopened sixup smaller academies of 500about students each. of benefits the students give a smaller los- without school ing any of the benefits of a ing service between 205th Street in 161st Street and directions both TRACK: early betweenate Coney Island- and Stillwell 161st Avenue Stadium. Street-Yankee trains D Downtown (Note: will skip 155th Street.) trains 4 take should tomers nearbyat 4 train stations. Transfer is available be- tween 4 and D trains 161st at Stadium. Street-Yankee nity Board Senator 10, Jeff Klein, Councilman Jimmy and BenVacca Randazzo, Chief of Staff to Assembly- man Mike Benedetto at- say they though tended, the meeting publicly wasn’t announced simply because they were invited guests. transient tenants had al- ready into moved 1870 Pel-

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Smaller schools Vacca acknowledged The tenants are former “Lehman High School School High “Lehman Principal Rose LoBi- The DOE subsequently Janaury18, suspend- early Friday morning, morning, Friday early Monday, January to Monday, 14 tive weeknights from from weeknights tive 5 a.m., four consecu- for down from 10 p.m. until until p.m. 10 from down (B, D) Line will be shut shut be will Line D) (B, Bronx. The Concourse Concourse Line in the the in Line Concourse comes to the Grand January FASTRACK 14, Brooklyn. On Monday, Brooklyn. On Monday, District and Downtown Downtown and District of the Central Business to line segments outside outside segments line to maintenance program program maintenance successful FASTRACK es the expansion of its City Transit announc- Transit City Plans to ‘phase-out’ Lehman ‘phase-out’ to Plans anyone interested.anyone promised walking tours to has been away from larger larger from away been has Ades. He’s Yves officer, Dr. that the trend citywide citywide trend the that nonprofit’s chief operating attending school, said the their illness and working or ence.” ence.” aretients who dealing with chance to make a differ- a make to chance pa- services care mental have barely been given a includingprincipal, a new tion implemented last year, Grand. tools the administra- school From page 1 in the long-vacant Pelham its knees,” he said. “and the cation brought this school to to school this brought cation fore the Department of Edu- of Department the fore had 30 years of success be- next three years.” “slow bloodletting for the the for bloodletting “slow called the phase plan out a around, said Vacca, who who Vacca, said around, time to turn the school school the turn to time anco should be given more more given be should anco that 3,000. 3,000. that decreased enrollment to less Vacca. at Lehman hit 4,200, said said 4,200, hit Lehman at From page 3

www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Jan. 11-17, 2013 54 55 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Jan. 11-17, 2013 www.bxtimes.com Photo By Joseph Staszewski Despite theDespite loss the game I because game this took “I is high,” Buie said. Wingsput in the type of environ- another to againstment team a top Turnage cruise His squad, which had hoped for. to ago, year a semifinals the in lost expected is in them Putting title. division the before situations pressure competition postseason will only them leave of better prepared type to mattersit most. face them when what knew South Shore would bring,” Tur- nage said. the midpoint …“Being some- needed we season the of this.” like thing “There were a number of of number a were “There Buie, Turnage who believes “I’m young by my confidence DAN RICCI...... PAGE 56 DAN RICCI...... PAGE Most people who score that many points aren’t aren’t points many that teammates that finds areShe open. [Chong] “She score who lookingis great a make to pass teammates. to her people Most really looking to pass.” away. away. times didn’t close we out where 28 the game,” sophomore guard his Desure Buie said. should “We of should we throws free made have 22 boxed out. have scored He can be a high I player, Division was the biggest bright spot for Wings. points after halftime. Buie weaved through defenders and converted a flouter along the baseline that Wingsgave a 65-63 lead with 28 first the in remaining seconds overtime. The situation or the op- ponent doesn’t intimidate him. Wings coach Billy talks Turnage his team during to a time out The Bronx missed power two Marvillo Berroa 16 scored and taking the ballgame and win- ning,” Wings coach Billy Turnage said. “I thought had we the ball- game three won or four different times.” in left seconds 22 with throws free a tie game in regulation. missed It double assignmenta defensive to on Shep- game pard, allowing him to score the at the send buzzer on a cross-court inbound to pass overtime. points and Jaequan Brown added Wings for (11-3).14 Sheppard led South Shore (12-3) with 23 points. Wings realized a game let it that could affect playoff seeding get

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Let the Bronx Times Reporter Provide Times Let the Bronx Swish That’s Cold That’s PHOTO COVERAGE Steve Swisher scored (Seattle Perry Dwight “The MAACO Bowl Bowl MAACO “The Bowl GameBowl Swag Bag leader, winner, role model winner, role leader, and rock star? a 4-yr, $56mila 4-yr, deal, withthe eas- an with along Indians, head- ily reached mark governing a 5th year option. Swisher this had been a good fit with NY, during the regular season, b u quoted t n o t f o r $ 1 4 mTimes) i l / y eline from SportsPickle.com, a r . “Gary Bettman fires NHL over Network president d r o p i n T V r a t i n g s . ” Las has Vegas this year’s best swag among the 35 L.A. the to according bowls, Dwight rankings,” Times’ Perry (Seattle Times) wrote. “Washington and Boise State got to players choose a combination of gifts — in- cluding a 24-inch flat-screen iPod Touch, a Blu-ray TV, or Nintendo Wiiplayer — to- list a from $550 to up taling of 43 items.” Memo to the Jaguars: noth- got you’ve When Bring Tim back Tebow I’ll and once it said I’ve into the starting lineup for for lineup starting the into half-a-season andwatched the into team the lead him postseason and to a playoff victory the over Pittsburgh Steelers. And that wasit. Peyton acquired Denver Tebow traded and Manning to the Jets, rotted he where on the bench this season while watching twolesser quarterbacks playahead of him. Peyton Manning ain’t com- ing to Jacksonville. to nothing got you’ve ing, lose. he belongs. where home again: it say a If have you once-in-a-lifetime freak ath- lete like Tebow -- a big, bull- ishly strong man can who run the ball, take a pound- ing and throw neces- when sary -- not draft why him, build a system around him and him let do his thing? thing his when Especially ultimate the being involves

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