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OUTREACH 7 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 www.bxtimes.com “Everyone talks about also school St. Jerome come must school The Jorge De La Cruz, come to have “We
the Bronx. the archdio- have we importanthow education is here and cese helps poor who people closing down a school that helps those people.” held a rally to raise support their for school on Wednes- to 12. December plan day, financial a with up raise $1million the over Kingsbridge, next years. few in whose son attends Our Lady Angels of dead- archdiocese’ called line to raise the un- money realistic. next by $900,000 with up he said. had month,” “We our first meeting pos- about closure on Decembersible and11, are we in the begin- time. making a of stages ning enough us plan, the but archdiocese is giving not If the closes, school where are the kids going to go?” Photo courtesy of Paul LaRosa “It’s a lot of money for for of money a lot “It’s was he said LaRosa school graduate Paul La- Paul up an emergency PayPal raise. to donating make to account that easier. like graduate school a said be tough,” to going It’s school Rosa, a former Daily News reporter is a pro- who now CBS at ducer News. would they that shocked want to close down a school of youth poor helping is that protect these pipelines, you must call the local one-call center at 811 protect Archdiocese school of- school Archdiocese Blessed Sacrament has Parents and support- The has school also set Do not light a match or smoke, turn appliances or lights on or off (including Do not assume someone else will report the condition. National Grid customers should call 1-718-643-4050. with your electric service. is a problem us if there Tell on site. who are emergency responders from Follow directions Find a phone away from the area and call 1-800-75-CONED (1-800-752-6633) the area Find a phone away from . flashlights), use a telephone or start a car. Doing so can produce sparks that sparks that Doing so can produce flashlights), use a telephone or start a car. might cause the gas to explode. LEARN MORE . For gas safety tips, visit www.conEd.com/gassafety s s s s s s CALL 811 BEFORE YOU DIG gas pipelines in our service than 4,300 miles of underground more are There in a dangerous can result The slightest scratch, scrape, dent or gouge area. leak. To property. you dig or excavate on public or private two to 10 days before After you call, utility location of their lines companies will mark the approximate at no charge to you. a plan to raise $1.2 million theover next three years. ficials said the schools must present realistic financial plans January. by already started plans to raise the money. ers rallied the outside arch- diocese in Manhattan on Wednesday, Dec. 12. “As a school, need we “As Blessed Sacrament are running a $1.2 at million deficit. in $350,000 with up come to fundraising the by money new year so that we can stay she said. veryopen,” “It’s disconcerting. are How we going to raise $350,000?” which Soundview, in with school up Supreme U.S. come educated must Court Justice Sonia Soto- mayor, Supreme Court Justice an alumnae Sonia of Blessed Sotomayor, Sacrament School, shakes hands with visitors during a visit the to school. 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Christmas sure are a post- hoping for rochial schoolsfacing clo- www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 8 they didn’t feelto me.” pressured,port Joe, but but it felt “IDiaz’ call. like a conflict after anerve!” they said“What we’ll atbxtimes.com. update the time you read this in print, but Dec. 20. Thursday, tonight, votes board the when forchairman Joe sidering he would “appreciate” them con- personallerton friend Park/Al- ofmembers the Morris board, of McManus telling andlongtime chair Dom Castore. them of death byrecent the opened he’s seat the tofill running candidates a chairman. elected McManus Joe committeman state that he’d 11 Board Community members like Jr.Diaz -umADVISING hasbeen to see Democratic BORO Two other members said said members other Two tosup- askme not did “He us told member board One lateby too be will results The Ruben has been calling ofthree isone McManus We hearARM TWISTING Boro Prez Ruben 4 members whenthey4 members went against Board tofourCommunity buh-bye terms. their two-year of end atthe members board point toreap- decline can -and appoint conflict is that borough presidentsNaomi, but the potential ethical for ispayback McManus for port with her. door-to-door campaigning Diaz Gjonaj, despite toMark ic primary Democrat- September the lost She never her. reallygotalongwith Naomi Rivera, although the club Assemblywoman support club Democratic ing Liberty the local for.” voted you who an openvote knows “soeveryone notlike bylawsdid requiring the with the phone call,fortable but uncom- shedidn’t feel said Ferrara hisopinion.”express to another. hasaright said “He said one. call,” atthe surprised was alittle Ex-BP Adolfo Carrion said Adolfo Carrion Ex-BP No one’s saying Diaz’ sup- inhav- wasactive McManus Board member Bernadette “I was not uncomfortable,” BEAT streets of the Bronx, one-by-one. Bronx, ofthe streets wounded andmurderedonthe teens and children young allthe on this may be a good time to reflect day, inonehorrific young children slaughter of those 20 innocent that.” DeSio. spokesman John Diaz responded “Thereof forchairman,” hispreference members board simply informing is noflag. conflict red apotential raises projects for where developers seekapproval in board alocal involving a race himselfinto developers inserting from contributions on campaign relies who official of anelected elected. rrow asastraightstrong reputation ar- hasa Ruben And developers. on tough asbeing has areputation of theboard’s landusecommittee, he was pushing. newYankeethe proposal Stadium As the nation mourns the TOWN OUR IS NEWTOWN boroughpresident is “The mereappearance But the McManus, as longtime chair offering from an undisclosed caller caller undisclosed an from offering tells us he turned downruling coalition baby. a peaceSkelos’ and Conference Democratic hisIndependent between riage Klein Jeff Sr. jail time. -andless charges tolesser pleas guilty way accepting out, peditious ex- the takes caseload, crushing overloaded a with derstandably Yet un- conviction. on Johnson, jailtime years three mandatory gun cases. State law calls for a waya better todealwithloaded DA DA Streets” campaign. inour mote throughhis“Peace Ruben Diaz Jr. continues to pro- program that Borough President itanonymously to police, a report munity to calledge 866-GUN-STOP of illegal to guns in their com- is NOT a happy camper with Rob Johnson Rob He’s so mad, in fact, that he State Senator OLIVE BRANCH? And a message to Bronx toBronx amessage And knowl- with anyone urge We GOP minority to make a minority GOP ’s Same Senate mar- : Please, find find : Please, Ruben Diaz Diaz Ruben Dean Espada 2008-2009. in back Senate narrowly-split ditos) heldRev, sway themtheBan- we stillcall for swagthe three other (sorry, Amigos in the whenheand ing chairmanship now,”want it-not Diaz. said no. 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NYC PARTY FOR WHY TRAVEL? www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 10 were reported. were reported. injuries No four-hundred dollars. of establishment the robbed prit cul- The agun. with mat laundry An unknown male robbery. to anarmed alerted walked into– 756 St.Ann’s Ave. were Police a arrested. was who asuspect on work paper the processed police as Center Medical toLincoln ed transport- was victim injured The back. lower the besides knee, left to the right shoulder, thigh, left four separate times with injuries stabbed was aperson dispute, inanelevator. a curred During thatoc- into anincident looking 138 East are St. Authorities – 440 evidence. as vouched was weapon The tol. pis- ofpossession 9-mm a loaded in was who asuspect arrested 137– 530 East officers Police St. is completed. autopsy the once Office aminer’s Ex- Medical the from information additional for arewaiting tectives De- room. living inthe face her lying face down with bruises to found was woman Hispanic The discovered. was a 26 woman year of abody after launched was tion Ave.– 535 Aninvestiga- Jackson autopsy an performed. be can that so Office aminer’s Ex- Medical tothe released was body victim’s The wrist. his own slashed apparently had man the that indicated Center.cal Officials Medi- toLincoln transported be to had man the into custody, but man old year a40 take did ficers Police culprit. of- possible the from anotification received ficials of- after avehicle inside covered dis- was body victim’s The gled. who had apparently stran- been woman old a22year of death intothe arelooking Authorities Ave. Brook and Blvd. – Bruckner – 553 169 East investiga- Police St. money. of amount unknown an with fled culprit The robbery. a committing while a handgun displayed male black unknown business.of a neighborhood An intoarobbery arelooking gators – 1240 Ave. Union investi- Police pistol. 9-mm aloaded voucher this With aguninNYC. toown license arrest proper the toobtain failure for officers bypolice arrested was police 165 East 969 person St. Another were male. black old year able a48 and woman Hispanic old This time arrested was a 35 year to guns. additional two to voucher able were officers police as jail to heading were afemale and Ave.– 1034 Amale Longfellow THURS, NOV. 29th, 2:15 p.m. WED, NOV. 28th, 9:00 a.m. NOV.SUN, 25th, a.m. 4:25 NOV.SUN, 25th, 12:55 a.m. SAT, NOV. 24th, 4:30 a.m. WED, NOV. 6:10 28th, p.m. SUN, NOV. 25th, 9:55 p.m. FRI, NOV. 30th, 2:40 a.m. – MON, NOV. 26th, 3:05 p.m. 42nd PCT. 40th PCT. 41st PCT. that two armed male entered entered male armed that two informed were Investigators fired. been had ashot where robbery armed into areported looking 161– 283East are St.Authorities dollars. trio unknown The into anapartment. fled way their forced uniforms UPS with wearing seen were males black overin the Three Highbridge section. of a home a invasion thousand that occurred learned they after bypolice tiated 1360 Ave. ini- was Asearch Ogden tion at knifepoint. sec- Morrisania inthe occurred attack hallway. morning early The inabuilding’s assaulted sexually was thataperson into areport arelooking investigators – Police fleeing. before phone ablackberry and phone toagalaxy inaddition lars dol- hundred five grabbed males unknown two The business. aneighborhood robbed who culprits two the for are looking – 1756 174 East Investigators St. oval. the of area the in walking while attacked was He back. tothe aslashwound from found a black male suffering community. toresponded the Parkchester officers Police Oval. Metropolitan aguninNYC. toown license man failed to obtain the proper the since asevidence vouched Arriving was weapon The pistol. 45-caliber a of inpossession found was man The police. bylocal arrested was male Hispanic old A 22year Ave. Ave. Leland and – Lafayette officers juries werereported. in- No scene. the on arrive could officers police before fled group door. gun into The anapartment a fired apparently four culprits The males. four for are looking – 149 Ave. Authorities Boynton the attack. the into arelooking detectives Local areas. andstomach thigh, arm, ing from stab wounds to the right 17 suffer- was male black old year Center. The Medical toLincoln ed injured male teen was transport- 168East Ave. Franklin St. and An dollars. with two-thousand establishment the fled gunpoint at male black Anunknown point. cial business thatacommer- alerted were tors was robbed at gun WED, NOV. 11:15 28th, p.m. NOV.TUES, – 27th, p.m. 8:30 NOV. TUES, 27th, 3:30 a.m. NOV. 6:35THURS, p.m. 29th, WED, NOV. 28th, 9:00 p.m. – WED, NOV. 28th, 1:40 a.m. NOV.SUN, 25th,p.m. 6:40 FRI, NOV.FRI, 11:35 30th, – p.m. 44th PCT. 43rd PCT. ing into the incident. ing into incident. the arelook- detectives Local thigh. left tothe wound abullet from was maleThe victim suffering community. Neck Throggs in the shot hasbeen who amale treated Center Medical atJacobi staff – 191 Ave. medical The Meagher death. tothe connected any suspicions were there if tosee an autopsy perform will staff Examiner’s cal Medi- 10 The p.m. after shortly expired had baby thatthe cated indi- staff the where Center cal Medi- toJacobi transported was baby old month four The infant. an of death intothe are looking – 3120 Ave. Buhre Authorities ently self-inflicted. appar- was bullet thatthe mined on his own. Investigators deter- when he arrived at the hospital leg right tothe awound from ing suffer- was male 16 black old year injured The Hospital. St. Barnabas to teen a sent that shooting a into arelooking investigators Police – West 176 Ave. Andrews St. and serious. to be reported pital;medical care at St. Barnabas Hos- nonecollided. The officers received of vehicles police two after injured the were officers The attention. ical injuries med- required officers police Five 181 East and Concourse Grand St. were Hospital. toSt. Barnabas transported was He hiparea. tothe wound a bullet old black male from was suffering A29year ashooting. of learned authorities when was initiated – 2271 Morris each. wound tims whofrom one were suffering vic- both interviewed and facility Ave.Police were called An to the wounds. their for help medical medical inquiry seeking there appeared victims two the after Hospital Barnabas ficersmales Hispanic two where an incident were into arelooking Ave. Authorities were stabbed.Andrews Ave. andWest Burnside summoned Police of- to St. sisting with the inquiry. the with sisting areas- Center. detectives Local to Jacobi Medical transported money. injured The worker was amount of anunknown with fled pair The floor. intothe a bullet fired culprit second the while slashed a worker’s right hand culprits the of One business. the THURS, NOV. 29th, 3:30 a.m. SUN, NOV. 25th, 9:30 p.m. MON, NOV. MON, 26th, 10:05 p.m. – p.m. NOV. 9:05 26th, MON, SUN, NOV. 25th, 1:25 a.m. SAT, NOV. 24th, 4:20 a.m. – 45th PCT. 46th PCT. No injuries were reported. injuriesNo werereported. thousand fleeing. dollars before eight- given was man money. The demanding toateller a note believed to be in his forties passed male community. Ablack bridge Williams- inthe Bank Manhattan officers were called– 3514 Police PlainsRd. White to the Chase ment administration. besides with interfering govern- charged with disorderly conduct was person second the and cated intoxi- while driving with charged was person One accident. vehicle atwo- into looking officers police by Two arrested were persons Ave.233 East St. and – Jerome Center.Medical the neck upon also and forehead tothe wounds arrivinginjured from male was suffering at Jacobi The twice. stabbed was male a27 black old year where cident intoanin- arelooking Authorities 226 St. East and PlainsRd. White began. inquiry 7the called were Police thigh. right tothe wound a bullet for care seeking into hospital the walked 19 male The black old year own. his on hospital the at peared ap- shot been had who a male to Jacobi called were investigators Police 221 Ave.– Paulding East and St. Medical asevidence. vouched was on weap- The gun. a45-caliber with Center along 19 found was male old year The officers. police undercover by arrested being after custody after into taken was male Hispanic Ave. Boiler A and Rd. – Boston 3p.m. before shortly stored Power re- was indicated. officials thousand over people thirty-one ity. The affected electric- their without was area area block thataseven is learned Edison home to Con from Officials occurred. had authorities City failure thatapower alerted were Ave. Gunther 3220 the scene found a male who had had who amale found scene the on arriving officers Police curred. oc- had that astabbing alerted 975 181 East were St. Authorities pital. Hos- toSt. Barnabas transported was and torso lower inthe once shot been had child old month Afive shot. been had that achild learned officials when started 1997 Hughes Ave. An inquiry was FRI, NOV.FRI, 12:40 30th, p.m. NOV.MON, 26th, 6:10 p.m. NOV.SUN, – 25th, p.m. 6:30 SUN, NOV. 25th, 1:00 a.m. NOV.SUN, 25th, 12:40 a.m. SAT, NOV. 24th, 12:00 – p.m. FRI, NOV. 30th, 8:15 a.m. – SUN, NOV. 25th, 1:05 a.m. – 47th PCT. 48th PCT. 7 reported that the fire was under under was fire thatthe 7 reported Division 9a.m. By walls. the hind that might have hidden be- been flames the of any extension for to check as laddercrewsstarted stretched quickly was line A hose attic. the of area inacloset a fire talion 19 indicated that there was dispatched to thecompany. fire were also chiefs Three scene. Bat- company inadditionto asquad arescue crews, ladder three nies, compa- signment offourengines as- alarm first afull requested and home inaprivate afire had thatthey indicated units arriving First building. aburning reach to section Heights University the of street the through raced – 2214 University Ave. Fire units Center Medical Jacobi at care specialized with provided was child The step-daughter. old charged with raping his 12 year isbeing suspect The man. black old year a46 PSA #8arrested Housing’s from officers – Police thisinquiry. on Detectives Pct. 40th with ing’s PSA #7areworking Hous- from officers Police body. his of side right the on area rib the in slashed was victim male The amale. on into anattack looking are Ave. Authorities Alexander 340 scene. atthe treated being after Center Medical Jacobi to malewastransported Hispanic platform to the street below. The person jumped from the train thatanaked indicated Officials Pkwy. Ave. Mosholu and – Jerome ahipinjury. with tal Hospi- toSt. Barnabas transported was man the removed, Once chute. the of out taken being before floor second and first the between down an hour originally hanging upside ahalf for shaft-way inthe was man 82 old thatthe year indicated ficials Of- shaft. inanelevator trapped was 2550 Webb Ave. An elderlyconducting the inquiry. man are Center. sleuths Local Medical toJacobi transported was victim injured The male. ablack shot who person the for arelooking tives Ave. Detec- Barker and St. Britton inquiry. ahomicide with faced are now later. 30minutes Detectives some expired victim thatthe indicated Officials reported. officials times multiple shot was male black Farms old community. A20year officers1010 178 East police St. Additional were sent intoBarnabas Hospital. the Westcondition, to was St. transported instable tobe reported was who been stabbed. The injured victim, SAT, NOV. 24th, 8:45 a.m. NOV. 10:05FRI, p.m. 30th, WED, NOV. 28th, 5:00 p.m. – NOV. p.m. 9:35 29th, THURS, SUN, NOV. 25th, 7:35 a.m. – NOV. FRI, – 12:00 30th, a.m. FRI, NOV. 30th, 9:00 a.m. – 52nd PCT. 49th PCT. Housing Fire Log Fire under control by5:35 control p.m. under declared was fire The tinguished. ex- and contained being was fire to the incident commander the progress their crewsreported the As fire. the of extension for and person any for trapped searching fire the above floor tothe went ladder company arriving second the door, crewfrom ment asthe apart- atthe were already person crew Ladder apartment. burning hallway tothe the down then and 17th tothe stairwell floor up the line the advance could they fore company engine crewsbe- the by floor below the on connected development. Hose lines had to sociated with the Murphy Houses 17th the on as- apartment floor inan blaze areported for tions sta- fromed several fire different dwellingat the respond- 20-story FirefightersBronx Expwy. arriving Ave. Cross andthe Arthur near dwelling high-rise Authority ing York Hous- inaNew City reported 611 was Afire North. Park Crotona inhalation. smoke for Tentreated were p.m. residents at8:05 control under declared was incident The house. apartment the throughout condition smoke a created fire The dryers. the from caused by an accumulation apparently was blaze that the indicated of Officials hospitals. local lint towere one of transported two infants The old. months six of age the under infants several including residents the of agroup affected room on the first floor. The smoke laundry inthe dryers the from ing lead- system duct the within cated lo- was fire the Battalion 20th the of command the Under floor. first the filled blaze the from smoke as stations four from scene to the Firefighters responded structure. high seven-story the within tion condi- asmoke reporting were Neck community. Residents Throggs inthe house apartment toers responded a multi-level Ave.– 270 Firefight- Longstreet medical facility. toanear-by removed and treated was worker the Services, Medical frompersonnel the Emergency of assistance With roadways. the of one below was who worker the tended their bucket truck to reach high perch.injured construction worker from a to wereable remove an firefighters The smoke-eaters ladder Using atower gan Expwy. Dee- Major and Expwy Cross Bronx ex- control. under declared was fire the before offire pockets hidden searches while also searching for ladder companies conducted into operation as crews from the placed Two quickly were lines hose assignment. alarm first the beyond and laddercompany to respond anadditionalenginecompany ed incidentThe commander request- tenant. acommercial that housed five story structure on the first floor ina blaze the located scene at the arriving Firemen building. dential inaresi- afire indicating received 1531 Ave. was Acall Westchester control. FRI, NOV. 30th, 5:15 p.m. – THURS, NOV. 29th, 7:35 p.m. NOV. 12:15 29th, THURS, – p.m. SAT, NOV. 24th, 9:15 p.m. – 11 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 www.bxtimes.com
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The job killing and costly trusive, in- very some DOH givethe that parts the are DOH with subpoena administered. lawbe would the power WAY the community, is business the which in and in unanimous nearly which is opposition, The politicians. pandering vote from heard or read despite what you may ideal, have that oppose convalesce from illness. to needs family their in he, sheorsomeone merely because being well for his fear should so. Noworkerfor sick pay, rightfully and er. work- the protect to officials elected other and businesses! onsmall fines enue through year. fiscal any in hours 80 than time orup to five paid seasonal sick days to any full-time, give to business every require would that part-Bill, employee New York in business every City.sions into who intru- unreasonable conduct to enable DOH to works more finding “something.” out without walk to notallowed” “are spectors fines. hefty with aviolation violation –any – find to is purpose sole whose inspectors uneducated sonable and year. each businesses NYC upon fees and fines in ofdollars millions dain for this aggressive city agency that levies ofHealth. ion Department about the New York in dustry opin- City, their them ask Earned SickLeaveBill This bill is aimed almost entirely at the Sure, approach? vs.Them” “Us this Why Regrettably, there are tribu- DOH the provides actually bill The no provisions If an employee is fired and claims it was Hidden beyond the sections of the law Very few in the business need about the made community been Much adohas The bill is touted by But council-members in reality, it’s about generating rev- It is disguised as the Earned Sick Leave proposing is now, And Council City the They will express their opinion that in- unrea- of stories horror you tell will They Chances are they will answer with dis- If you know anyone in the restaurant in- Dear editor, parading as aRepublican. as parading member party. a of that longer no is he that grateful equally with. begin to lican never aRepub- hewas BAGGERS” “TEA term “lost him.” rant. racist his and Barozzi by Dante written letter get a response, skip the next fund raiser. fund next the skip get aresponse, you don’t if And bill. poorly drafted this rect cor- they that demand and councilperson your consequences. the suffer all we will lation, versed) by the unintended effects of this legis- (orre- frozen eventually and hindered are employers. sickjust employees their and eryone by be affected legislation, this will not is the impact decide that will its purpose. 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Marion John Bonizio John through firsthand exposure. PCBs in class through their textbooks, not areality. Apple Bonds Green make to Council City at the and at Hall City leagues year. single every road the off cars plan. That’s City’s equivalent the current than more 47 percent 2021, to taking through tons metric 1.4 million additional an 10,000 more by emissions City’s greenhouse-gas the ducing er and save dollars, tax but we be also re- will effects. change and that we must do more to battle its ofclimate effect deadly ofthe aware keenly all graduation cap. a be should heads students’ above our thing threaten tofixtures ooze toxic juice. The only where overhead schools light to children their send to forced notbe should Parents land. Is- onStaten recently case the was as room, class- the into PCBs leak will fixture a light in acrack that at risk workers school are and going By bonds. the green. of we’re saving green cost million $380 expect outweigh the far will savings The servation. con- for energy subsidies federal and rates, efficiency, lower interest energy from bonds ofthe over life the million $719 taxpayers process. the in jobs 3,000 •It create would meters. new smart installing and old boilers, replacing systems, ings by upgrading their heating and cooling build- green into schools these • It turn would citywide. buildings public-school at 772 fixtures light placing by re- PCBs harmful the •It eliminate would How? City’s economy. the boost and footprint bon lower New ItYork also would ule. City’s car- City’s ofthe sched- ahead years six -- by 2015 fixtures oftoxic light school buildings our rid tection Agency. Pro- Environmental ofthe determination the that’s opinion; our notjust That’s acceptable. un- is timetable but that by 2021, fixtures light remove to these plans City The others. among School, Charter Classical Bronx Arts-South ofPerforming School the and M.S., gelo Patri School-An- Company Production Arts Theater The School, Haven High Career-Bronx Smith P.S. in exist P.S. X811, E. tures X017, Alfred buildings. public school 772 in exist toxins these era, ofabygone employees. school Aproduct and teachers, students, ofour heads over the hang that fixtures light outdated the in contained schools. public out ofour fixtures light of toxic PCB-carrying thousands getthe to Apple Bonds Green issue Comptroller onPCBs After all, our students should learn about learn should students our all, After my col- with working to Ilook forward saf- schools make will Apple Bonds Green In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, we are teachers our day, Every children, our City saving doneat while be can this All would Apple Bonds Green My proposed fix- light PCB-carrying Bronx, The In are that carcinogens known are PCBs New York that Recently, Iproposed City Dear editor, John C. Liu, NYC Comptroller NYC C.Liu, John strictly prohibited. permission of BRONX TIMES REPORTER, INC.is tisement orany partthereofwithout the expresswritten created foradvertisements. 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[email protected]. ed Ad 13 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 www.bxtimes.com AP Photo/Charles Krupa rifles, andone have here you that was misused in a hor- andrific everybody has way, to turn guns in.” Newtown: “There are about about are owners look bad.” About “There Newtown: 300 million guns in the coun- andtry, three million assault Robert Soltis, of Newtown, CT., pauses after making the sign of of sign the making after pauses CT., Newtown, of Soltis, Robert the cross at a memorial school to shooting victimsin Newtown, Dec. 18. Adam Lanza SandyTuesday, into walked Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Dec. 14, and opened fire, killing 26 people, including 20 children, before killing himself. Fun control push a former po- Vasti, Tom the think I “Personally, Most membersof the said whileVasti re- through this difficult time as as time difficult this through our hearts to the out go fami- lies and friendsof those who were killed and hewounded,” said in a statement. expects he said lice officer and secretary of Club, the Parkchester Rifle and Re- volver Vasti. and regulation gun stronger said a banpossibly on assault weapons. coming,” is ban you if where there is“However, going confiscation be to you weapons, in turn to have are going a problem.” to have gun are club retired en- law officers,forcement he said, feel stronglywho gun about regulation. cently serving on a jury deal- ing with a gun case, he was asked his viewsguns, on and who responded that people he takes a of view dim very firearmsmisuse “because makesit all legitimate gun When Negron got home home got Negron When condolences Borough immediately Almost “Our nation is in mourn- July 22 in a gang shootout at at fatally struck a bulletby shootout gang a in 22 July a playgroundthe at Forest where Morrisania in Houses hisfamily and neighbors basketball a enjoying were game and barbecue. little the with dealing after helping family, setboy’s Crime state the with up them out. it Victims let Board and to other ser- had just “I vices, I had a four-year-old great- grandson, and I thought of him. after the shooting, an“ex- tremely shocked and sad- dened” Borough President expressedRuben Diaz Jr. his and own the sym- borough’s pathies the for town and its victims of gun violence. ing and I, along with the million1.4 residents in the Bronx, will keep Sandy Hook Elementary School and the Connecticut of state entire prayers and thoughts our in The city Department Department city The Remembering a Bronx Iris Negron, just who just devastating “It’s recalledShe having the tragedy unless children theybrought up, said, it but thereso far, had not seemed since to be a need any consol- for ing. measures of Education has stepped security up con- source the tragedy, the firmed. victim retired after 27 years as a se- advocate victims crime nior Bronxfor District Attorney office, Johnson’s Rob was having a celebratory lunch major the at staffers with case bureau when news of the Newtown massacre broke. that, like cases with dealing said children,” young with Negron, an 62. advocate “As emotional an up the you family, for victim’s put to have wall to effectively do your job and back your tears.” hold of murder the with deal to Morgan, Lloyd 4-year-old
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Van for outlets without great any Nest,” aneighborhood in program for the calling Alliance hood notedwith the Van Nest Neighbor- and running. getit to up resources their with organizations pooling effort venue ateam was sonal sea- the cobbling program, and Police Athletic League. courtesy of the 49th Precinct youth basketball program Tuesday nights thanks to a Dominic’s Catholic school at St. game their practice can school. Catholic Park at Morris aformer sters hoop- new home for teens at a walls the now off echo cheering and nets swishing people young dribbling, balls pressive cohort of artists artists of cohort pressive Trees, decorated Christmas Storybook cal by an im- ages enjoy will eight magi- mas Trees: Children 30th). and 29th, 26th, ofber all the following week (Decem- of Sunday and Saturday day, 23rd. as well as on Wednes- and 22nd the Sunday and on Saturday and 19th, ber Decem- Wednesday, on more and shopping tours, for open out holidays. the Mansion Museum through- at Bartow-Pell everyone Holiday events at Bartow-Pell program at St. Dominic’s “You have to be prudent reser- had But Badillo Fr. to Rob- turned She “There’s no community fall early in It began And in the spirit of the stars hoop teen Aspiring The sounds of basket- Storybook Christ- The mansion be will There is something for BY DAVID CRUZ PAL youth basketball makeshift basketball courts. courts. basketball makeshift around who19 hanging were 14 to ages teens to program spreading the word on the and homes Van visiting Nest, and Park ofMorris streets cal ship.” arelation- build and ness aware- gang awareness, drug we can Traumer. “At time same the talkyouth to be kept to active,” them said program. for the needed about security and insurance bility League toturned help to the Police fund Athletic the lia- basketball team. NYPD plays for center the who cop veteran towering Traumer, a Chris Officer Youth and (Andy) Johnson Precinct Captain Lorenzo 49th hemetwith vincing, thing is in place.” dillo, “to make sure every- about these things,” said Ba- dré zebra print entry was was entry print zebra dré Scalaman- Keller—whose interior designer Bryant room.family dining Christmas in the Bartow Father and Babar and room in the downstairs sitting the Christmas Surprise andparlors, Paddington veteen Rabbit in the double Vel- The hall, entrance the mas Eve Blizzard tree in come to life. treemansion this year. Each is ofthe room every virtually a children’s which grace designers, and story W for theyouth to be kept more Traumer cruised the lo- the cruised Traumer for“We the saw aneed Traumer and Johnson con- further Needing Upstairs, Manhattan Manhattan Upstairs, Christ- the find You’ll Chris Traumer e saw aneed Youth Officer active. 9450. 9450. Athletic918-2046 League at 718) precinct the call tion, at (212) 477- cease. will program the or when it’sp.m., unclear though call 9:30 to 6p.m. from day nights the Policefree throw. of agame orjust intramurals from run which could games, evening the help ref will cinct officers from the 49th Pre- pate. to be good citizens to partici- need teens that a reminder wall, gym onthe hang will PAL’s ofconduct conduct framed sign detailing the keep kids outare designed to hopefully of trouble. A at night. places safer vulnerable youngsters into initiative, Center designed to steer Impact Teen PAL’s under falls program The ing after-school programs. development provid- group youth PAL, alongtime by the onesponsored Bronx third forcement. the fundamentals of law en- teens which teaches gram, Pro- Explorers NYPD cinct’s pre- the led opment, having no strangera connection,” said Traumer, make and people young get to to youth devel- see www.bpmm.org. 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Best wishes May your holidays be merry to all for a healthy, happy and prosperous New Year. happy to all for a healthy, www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 26 •Frutta DiMareMarinaraorFraDiavolo-$36 •Stuffed Artichoke -$10•Tre-Colore Salad-$8 ALL DISHESSERVED WITH VEGETABLE S (Includes: FiletOfSole,Scallops& Shrimp) •Lobster Bisque-$8•FreshMinestrone$7 POTO •Prime RibSteak With BakedPotato -$29 •Chicken &Shrimp InGarlicSauce-$28 •Live LobsterPescatorew/Linguini-$29 •Shrimp Cocktail-$10•CaesarSalad-$8 •Stuffed CalamariOver Linguini-$28 •Chilean SeaBassOreganata-$32 •Rigatoni alaVodka w/Shrimp-$21 •Mozzarella &RoastedPeppers-$9 •ChoppedClamsOreganata-$10 •Fresh SalmonLivornese-$25 •Veal ScaloppiniMarsala -$24 ’ •Broiled SeafoodPlatter-$33 S & POTATO OF THE DAY! •Baccala Alla Ghiotta-$24 •Homemade Manicotti-$15 C •Chicken Francese-$21 •Veal Parmigiana -$24 •Fried Calamari-$10 •Baccala Fritto-$24 •SeafoodSalad-$13 HRISTMAS SOUP DUJOUR: APPETIZERS: ENTREE: PASTA: E VE 2012M ENU S HALF TRAY SERVES 8-FULL TRAY SERVES 12-16 •Baccala Saladw/SweetFennel •Baccala Alla GhiottaorFritto FISH: •Mussels Vino Bianco •Mussels Marinara MUSSELS: •Clams OreganataorFraDiavolo •Clams CocktailOnIce(Raw) •Little NeckClamsOreganata •Chopped ClamsOreganata CLAMS: •Calamari FraDivolo •Calamari Marinara •Fried Calamari CALAMARI: •Shrimp FraDiavolo •Shrimp Marinara •Fried JumboShrimp SHRIMPS: •Seafood Salad •Seafood FruttaDiMare Broiled, MarinaraorFra Diavolo-$175 POTO (10) 4oz.Tails With Shrimp&Clams Spoto’s SpecialLobster Tail FamilyStyle T APPLIES TO TAKE-OUT ONLY ’ AKE S C O HRISTMAS UT Natale! 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In past years, busi- years, past In All of the donations stay ÀÝ]Ê 9Ê£ä{Èx Parkside, Beth Abraham/ Park- Pelham CenterLight, - andway are raffled off to seniors, said Thompson. ness and houses of worship worship of houses and ness donating multiple turkeys have included Big Deal FoodMarket, Nest Assembly Van of God, Bronx Muslim Cen- Multicare Kings Harbor ter, Maestro’s Caterers, Center, and F & J Pine Restaurant. local, said Thompson, add- {££Ê °Ê/ÀiÌÊÛiÕi Ç£n®Ê{ä{änÈ #HIROPRACTIC .ATURALLY ÜÜÜ°VÕÌÞV ÀvÌ °V s -OST )NSURANCE !CCEPTED of Throggs Neck s !FFORABLE &AMILY 7ELLNESS #ARE s )MPROVE 9OUR /VERALL (EALTH WITH s #OMPREHENSIVE .ERVOUS 3YSTEM 3CAN The collected food will Turkeys are also col- Kenneth P. Gonoud D.C. P. Kenneth COMMUNITY CHIROPRATIC not as great.” Av- Jew- Bronx the to go mainly Holland on ish Community Council’s pantry food St. to far - by enue the larg- area’s handle can est pantry - with as much it as food ChurchLucy’s pantry, said Thompson. lected during the drive by businesses and organiza- tions and they donated to senior centers - including As part of the 49th Precinct Holiday Drive, Food Cub Scout Pack 162 collected donations of food and sold wreaths out of Big Deal Market Food at 1018 Morris Dec. Park on Sunday, Avenue 16. The drive was first Thompson pointed out started we ago, “Years And I think that is the most most the is that think I And whole this of part exiting thing.” started almost a decade ago food critical a with deal to Christmas during shortage drives the of many as time, after Thanksgiving start to focus on collecting toys. community same the that arepeople who hungry on hungry get Thanksgiving, Chanu- Christmas, during kah and Year’s. 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What Dr. What Gálvez states. the in and at home received they care the between ferences dif- about the U.S. talked the birth both in Mexico and in who given had Subjects selves during pregnancy. for them- care to learned women aboutthe how they from anecdotes are book the managed their pregnancies. women how Mexican nessed where shewit- Puebla, and Mexican states of Oaxaca New York in ics the in and women in prenatal clin- interviewed Dr. Gálvez out, Tofind old adage? the defy women particular do these why how then and goes, ing equals wealth, as the say- disadvantages. health If socioeconomic despite their outcomes favorable birth more and pregnancies cated grated, have less compli- immi- recently have who those specifically women, that Mexican immigrant tablishment. es- medical American the stumped has that paradox analysis of a birth-weight clear and narrative its rich 2011), has received praise for Univ. (Rutgers ers Press, Moth- Immigrant Citizens, Patient book, women. The care of Mexican immigrant prenatal onthe her book pology 2012 Book AwardLatina for and Latino Anthro- for Association won the has Studies Rican Puerto and Latino American, Latin of College’s Dept. Lehman food for those people in the non-perishable and kets, 60 boxes than more collecting weeks few last the spent has tal of clothes,cane Sandy’s destruction. ofHurri- aresult as owned blan-people lost everything they thousand several heat, and area temporarily lost power New York metropolitan St. andRivera Councilman Barnabas donate Lehman professor book wins award Sprinkled throughout Sprinkled Studies have shown of Dr. Gálvez Alyshia St. Barnabas Hospi-St. Barnabas While millions in the enon described in the book, phenom- the to understand trying foronly researchers not implications has work Dr. system. livery Gálvez’s in the U.S. health care de- efficacy and of modernity lenging the assumptions ductive health care by chal- Latina health and repro- about questions important raises Mothers migrant practices. biomedical in favor U.S. the in doctors medical of more by disregarded often is that “modern”with a wealth of knowledge come to the experience views is that these women inter- these shows through Award Book 2012 Anthropology Latino and for Latina Association the won has Studies Rican Puerto and Latino American, ofLatin College’s Dept. Dr. of Lehman Gálvez Alyshia distribution center. blanket water and a food, as serving been which has Frances de Chantal Parish, at St. off weredropped tions them to the victims. Dona- distributed and hospital the from donations these Rivera’s office collected Joel Councilman from bers storm. Bronx most affected by the Patient Citizens, Im- Last week, staff mem- staff week, Last from New Yorkfrom University. Ph.D. and herM.A. earned bia University, Dr. Gálvez Studies. Mexican of Institute CUNY opened the director of the recently also is She anthropology. citizenship and medical migration, performance, religion, States, United the Latin America, Latinos in of specialization include Dr. pologist, Gálvez’s areas practices. traditions and health care contradictory bi-cultural complex often and gating navi- community Mexican diasporic for the but also Sandy.” by affected still for those to make life a little easier Barnabas Hospital, we hope by St. collected donations Rivera. nity,” Councilmember said commu- by the off dropped clothes, blankets and food of donation overwhelming A graduate of Colum- anthro- A cultural “Together with the “We appreciate the 37 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 www.bxtimes.com Photo courtesy of WCS Photo by Silvio Pacifico State SenatorState Jeff Klein, Rabbi Izzy Greenberg of the Bronx BRONX HOUSE MENORAH LIGHTING YELLOW-HEADED BOX TURTLES HATCH HATCH BOX TURTLES YELLOW-HEADED Jewish Community Council, & Assemblyman Mark Gjonaj at Menorah Ceremony. Lighting the of some save to Society Conservation The Bronx Zoo is now home five to newly hatched Chinese yellow- Wildlife headed box turtles. the The young turtles are at the as zoo part of an by effort most endangered turtles from extinction. Only about 150 exist in the wild. Seen here is one of the five newly hatched little ones. Members of Bronx House and the Morris Park community joined together on December Monday, 10 the for annual lighting of the Menorah in celebration of Hanukkah. The Jewish holiday started DecemberSaturday, 8 and continues through the 16. Senator Jeff Klein and Assemblyman elect Mark Gjonaj also stopped show by to their support. rs rs nnual nnual of the x Parks Photo by Edwin Soto Photo by Patricio Robayo Patricio by Photo COMMUNITY BOARD 10 HOLDS HOLIDAY PARTY HOLIDAY HOLDS 10 BOARD COMMUNITY BRONX PARK CELEBRATES 125TH ANNIVERSARY AT SPLIT ROCK AT 125TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATES BRONX PARK Pelham Bay Park administrator Marianne Anderson begins her lecture during the Bronx Parks 125 year celebration. Bronx Parks celebrated 125 years of preserving parkland around the borough on December Wednesday, 11. A celebration with membe holiday party on December Wednesday, 12 at Havana Cafe Avenue. on E. Tremont from Bronx Parks 125th Anniversary Committee was held at Pelham/Split Rock Golf Club House. In honor of the 100th anniversary birth of noted Bronx historian John McNamara, and begin to the celebration of the 125th Anniversary of the creation of the Bron system, the committee held a lecture service. ‘Tis the season drink to and be merry! Members of Community Board 10 got together some for holiday cheer and spirits at their a www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 38 sponsored by the East 222nd Street Block Association. Association. Block Street 222nd East bythe sponsored organi based isacommunity Park Friends ofShoelace The area. Tree in Williambridge Christmas Lighting first the as organizers was and Department, Parks the and RiverAlliance Bronx the with inpartnership held was lighting The Street. 233 E. and Street bet Boulevard Bronx along stretches which to park, the entrance Street 211th East the at lit was tree The 15. Saturday,on Dec. Tree Ce Christmas Lighting annual first park’s Williamsbrige the held Heastie Carl Assemblyman and Park Friends ofShoelace The Claus). (Mrs. LuzCantres and Mrs. Claus! and Santa from avisit and show atalent painting, face crafts, and arts included Wonderland,” “Winter theme, year’s This 13. December Thursday, on ofMedicine College Einstein Albert the at party holiday annual its hosted years, forover30 area NYC metro and Bronx inthe disabilities developmental with children Children’s helping The (CERC), Center Evaluation been has which Rehabilitation and (Right) Visitors to Shoelace Park enjoy the lit tree. tree. lit enjoy the Park to Shoelace Visitors (Right) Tree. Christmas tothe light about are here, seen Park, Friends(Above) ofShoelace The (Santa), Santos (Christmastree), Hass From Cece Esteban EmilyIthier, to Jones, right: left Essence CERC WINTERWONDERLANDHOLIDAY PARTY CHRISTMAS TREELIGHTINGCEREMONYAT SHOELACEPARK Photo by Josiane Bauke Josiane by Photo home games during the 2013 regular season. regular 2013 the during games home grandstand or bleacher tickets, free for two good avoucher received items food ofnonperishable pounds 30 least at bringing fan Any or half-price tickets in Bronx. the select around people to needy clergy, borough’s distributed ofthe help willbe the with food, The general seating areas to drive. to the offood pounds any 90,000 about donated Rose White Foods. Rose byWhite one presented was of 19 which collection, food the induring Riverapitched Mariano Pitcher 12. Wednesday, Dec. on stadium the at YankeesFood Drive Holiday annual 19th the with Yorktradition New aholiday The Yankees continued Rivera is seen here with some local schoolchildren during the drive. drive. the during schoolchildren local some with here Rivera isseen NY YANKEES 19THANNUALHOLIDAY FOODDRIVE Photos by Patricio Robayo ween E. 211 211 E. ween billed by remony remony zation zation 39 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 www.bxtimes.com Photo by Walter Pofeldt Dec. Dec. Photo by Walter Pofeldt ALLERTON AVENUE ASSOCIATION HOLIDAY PARTY HOLIDAY ASSOCIATION AVENUE ALLERTON The Allerton Home Avenue Owners Association & Tenants held their annual holiday party on Saturday, Dec. 15 at Pasta Pasta at 2023 Williamsbridge Road. Senator Jeff Klein stopped spread by to holiday Enjoyingcheer. the festivities Agovino, Frank Sal l-r) are (front row, Castorino, DiPalo (back Frank row, Senatorl-r) Klein and Joe Menta. Photo by Laura Stone MORRIS PARK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION HOSTS ANNUAL HOLIDAY PARTY HOLIDAY ANNUAL HOSTS ASSOCIATION COMMUNITY PARK MORRIS WATERBURY LASALLE DECEMBER MEETING LASALLE WATERBURY (Right) Elvia Spurdis (l) and Jack Erickson enjoyed a dance. (Above) Senator Jeff(Above) Klein joined MPCA and president community Al D’Angelo members the for celebration. Culture Program. Pictured are the officers of the organization, as well as the members who attended. accomplished during 2012, including courtwatching and funding the Primavera Italian Language and about the past year in the legislature. The group celebrated the festive holiday season and all that it holiday party, at P.S. 14 onholiday Thursday, party, Dec. at P.S. 13. Senator Jeff Klein, who is not pictured, stopped talk by to The Waterbury LaSalle Community Association held its December meeting, which doubled as its 15. There was dancing, music and good food. 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Rhina Valentin holiday Bottom) Page spread (Right help Fordham Road BID Santa Claus visits ra’s chief of staff Albert Alvarez , Councilman Fernando Cabrerra , City ,City Cabrerra Fernando ,Councilman Alvarez Albert ra’s chiefofstaff Irizarry wait in line for their turn to meet Santa. to meet turn for their inline wait Irizarry tells Santa what she wants for Christmas. wants she what tells Santa rk and Plaza. Mr. Kringle was on hand to ask neighborhood to neighborhood Mr. ask hand on was Plaza. and Kringle rk Photo by Walter Pofeldt Walter by Photo 43 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 www.bxtimes.com www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 44 were on hand to help ring in the holiday season. season. holiday inthe ring to help hand were on Claus Santa and officials, community owners, business local wellas as Arroyo, Carmen del Maria Councilwoman tall. feet 30 at standing Bronx, inthe largest isthe Pennsylvania, from Fir aBalsam tree, Avenue. The Third on Plaza Celemente Roberto held the first Christmas tree lighting ceremony in nearly 10 Corporation Development Economic Overall Bronx South the with along District Improvement Avenue Third Business HUB The listeners before the lighting of the tree. tree. of the lighting the before listeners to crowd pleasers holiday sing Cartmell Lisa and Albulario Farrar, Shawn Yuletide Carolers The Carpenter, Dave Doug SouthBronx Girls Dance Group performs for the crowdofon-lookers. forthe performs Group Dance Girls SouthBronx HUB THIRDAVENUE BIDTREELIGHTING years on Friday, December 14. The ceremony took place at the the at place took ceremony The Friday, on 14. years December a talk with Santa Claus. Claus. Santa with a talk have 4, LewisMolina, Nathaniel son her Lewis and Shontel Photo by Patricio Robayo Garden train show. 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DANCING MOM LEADERSHIP TAKE LIFE Ariana Pizzo, sixth sixth Pizzo, Ariana Pictured (l-r) Felicia Conte,Pictured Luis Salguera, Felicia (l-r) Vi Nguyen, Mrs. Cynthia Chambers, Matthew King, Here taking a time out between dances are a group of students and their moms all from the St. Theresa essay contest winner contest essay Theresa St. grade student St.Theresa theSchool, proudly shows to seeticketswon she the the How Grinchshow Stole Madison at Christmas Square Garden. She was a first place winner in the essay contest “My Best Holi- Ever”day sponsored theby Archdiocese York. of New students were delighted to particpate in a Mass celebrated by his Eminence Cardinal Dolan. The The Dolan. Cardinal Eminence his by celebrated Mass a in particpate to On November 28, members Scanlan of the Msgr. High School Club participated Pro Life in the Pro Life delighted Leadership Day at St. Seminary. Joseph’s In addition a variety to of workshops on issues, Pro Life were students Cardinal graciously posed a phot for with the group. Rebecca Maxwell, His Eminence, Cardinal Dolan, Samantha Marilyn Collins, Solis, Jr., Robert W.E. Taylor, Danny De La Cruz, Nicholas Pappas and Christopher Torres. Students in grades 9 through 12 at Salesian High School had the perfect early Christmas present for their a night moms out recently, on the dance floor at the second annual Winter Gala Mother-Son held gym. school’s the in Bronx, sophomore (l-r) Greg Rico, Angela Rico, Ann Goworek, freshman Michael Goworek, freshman James Hart, Maria Hart, junior Anthony Hart, Polly Canaras, and senior John Canaras. PRO SONS The art program St. at The sculpture program been showcased in a variety venues at of group shows including Arts The Beverly Prince IL), (Chicago, Center Street Gallery York, (New NY) and Trainstation Gal- lery (West Stockbridge, MA). Raymond has seen many starting advances, recent a of construction the with state-of-the-artnew studio in September 2011. The artnew room is equipped closets, storage three with teaching/demon- raised a stration area, two sinks, a large window bay area and access. computer wireless access have students The to a multi-media center and the Final Cut Pro Program, work to material with along crate paper clay, paint, on host and paper-mâché projects. also will wrap LaRiviere with will laterup this month with a “Sculptures in Clay” exhibi- Club tion the at school on Decem- ber 19. The St. Raymond Glee their second annual Christ- mas concert that afternoon. “This is a great project LaRiviere spent many artist The sculpture. in them have background ex- background Vis- have thedespite fact that of few sculpture. them in perience its to the classroom reveal look- students working hard ing to learn a craft from a master in the industry. ourfor students to be taking teacher year,” this in part Ed Mouzon said. “It incor- environ- the with porates mental art project they are semester this on working and gives them the chance to clay.” raw with passion work The years of his career focused on multiple-figure paintings attention his moving before sculpture. to hisfor craft is as evident he at students the with works re- them teaching Raymond, St. most of the various styles and involved techniques Art shows, Fine art has participated in a number Crowells solo at of cently 2011 in MA Bedford, New in and The Schoolhouse Old Gallery City in York New in 2007. His has work also St. Raymond art students learn from sculptor Mark LaRiviere. St. Raymond High School High Raymond St. The students St. at Ray- St. Raymond is partner- During the month of Sculpture-making classes at classes Sculpture-making ly immersed in the program, program, the in immersed ly mond have been immediate- and critical thinking. thinking. critical and courage hands-on learning hands-on courage thetic experiences that en- that experiences thetic with visual, tactile and aes- dents and provides students than 10,000 inner-city stu- inner-city 10,000 than The program serves more ing learning and creativity. ing learning and creativity. Catholic schools by foster- and literacy in inner-city inner-city in literacy and CCVAP has promotedCCVAP art for Inner-City Education, istered The by Partnership that began in 1997. Admin- 1997. in began that sual Arts Program (CCVAP) the Creative Classrooms Vi- Classrooms Creative the ing with LaRiviere through through LaRiviere with ing and writing art. about ating, reflecting, ating, discussing he engages students in cre- ten times this semester as will meet with LaRiviere LaRiviere with will meet Mouzon’s illustrationMouzon’s class More than 25 students in Mr. field, artist Mark LaRiviere. learn from a master in the a unique opportunity to to opportunity unique a nior art students were given December, St. Raymond se- www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 48 Dharmay and Richard Musto. Wickremanayake- Anita EllenMuldoon, Mary teachers (L-r) Chemistry PHS with participants ChemFest local surrounding gram- surrounding local from entries seventeen had World“. competition The “Christmas Around the was Show Art year’s day, December 5th. mony was held on Wednes- cere- awards and reception exhibit, The schools. local from artists grade 8th and 7th budding to program Arts Technical and Fine Show introduces Preston’s Art The for girls. petition Com- Show and bition Art Exhi- Youngnual Artists An- 4th heldtheir recently tion during the event.received special recogni- The Boy’sand Varsity Ateams Varsity, Girl’s B, Varsity Boy’s Junior Varsity, Boy’s the from players. Members basketball all see to chance the had students the up as going. Things then picked how crowdknew getthe to leaders. These ladies really Varsity Cheer- Junior and Varsity by the performance a with off event started remember.dents to The stu- for all afternoon an be to proved 2012 Pep Rally ofplanning, weeks several ter body. student the to Af- are much they showed how dedicated hard really Council Student work Scanlan’s 14, Monsignor and Art competitionArt at Preston Second annual ChemFest held at Preston High School Pep Rally at Scanlan High School The theme of this ofthis theme The School High Preston On Friday, December Christmas“ by Samantha at Countries necting work: for their awards earned students lowing fol- The Edelstein. Glen teacher Design Graphic Weber and Maggie and Shireman Elizabeth ers Teach- Art by PHS judged competition. Entries were the to artwork their ting their students by submit- each school nominated tors and teachers from Excellence. Administra- for School Charter Bronx 118 and MS Merici, Angela St. including schools mar very excited as the school’s the as excited very event. the in participated demann and Mr. Williams faculty members, Lu- Miss two Even Bonilla. Steven event sophomore the was for MVP The shots. court thirty second round of half for a oneanother against werestudents selecteda littleselected to participate in from competition.students in the crowd were to eachto players, basketball the compete grade year. this season last their Two playing be who will seniors for the heartfelt especially coaches. This moment was their and students all dress ad- to opportunity the had captains for each team also Best in Show: “Con- in Best Next, the students got students the Next, introduction the After year.” event each great this to forward look Preston at All area. our in students young artistic for the test con- this hold to honored “We are stated Preston rector Merici Angela ofSt. shall of Admissions Mar- World“ Jewels by the “Joysentation ofTheme: to Repre- Best and Baptist; the Biju by John Bismi ofSt. for “WorldTechnique: Peace“ Guzman by Camryn Gifts“ “Global Creative: Most School; Clare’s ofSt. Pecorelli of MS118; Best the female winners were were winners female the while sash, and a crown ners were presented with win- male Pep Rally. All were announced during the winners All class. of their Mr. the or Miss selected be to votes win to opportunity the had students Browne, of Miss Ludemann and Mr. efforts the for.ing Through that all students were wait- involved event an Pep Rally job. outstanding vate a crowd. moti- and step can really They did ansteppers proved that they his Mr. and Nelson mance. perfor- the jumpstart to there was Nelson Ed 1997, of Class ofthe graduate performance. Coach and put onaspecial Team Step Cristina Fragale Di- The final part of the ofthe part final The ed 7th and 8th grade girls girls grade 8th and 7th ed Preston High School invit- nity. commu- ofthe members younger the to chemistry help to ChemFest annual its spread holds Preston chemistry. in ofachievements tance their students the impor- the teach to strives and ciety So- word Chemical American the amember currently is of School High 1.Preston ber on Saturday,Fest Decem- Chem- annual second their ChemClub recently held teacher Glen Edelstein, Art teach Maggie Weber and Principal Jane Grendell. Jane Principal and Weber Maggie teach Art Edelstein, Glen teacher Design Graphic winners, Show Art Exhibition (L-r) Young Shireman, Artists Elizabeth teacher Art had a great time. The spirit spirit The time. a great had students event. All packed noon proved sash. and atiara to with presented an action To celebrate the event the To celebrate School’s High Preston Overall, Friday after- Monsignor Scanlan High School basketball ball team at the PepRally. the at team ball basketball School High Scanlan Monsignor can experiment to see the the see to experiment can their hand at the collapsing different compounds, tried in atoms different identify flame test experiment a did cream, ice own their to liquid used They ent experiments. eight differ- in participate to few, able a were name nitrogen to just Clare’s, St. and tion tal, deChan- Frances Our St. from Lady Students event. the tended of tothroughout Assump- the Bronx at- schools different sixteen makefun. students Thirty from scientific exploration and aday of in participate to who served as mc’s as who served for the Torres Christopher and Conte, Danny De La Cruz, Felicia out seniors to goes you thank Aspecial mense. im- was Crusaders of The Red Atom Molecule”. Atom Red py the Halogen”, “Iron and Labs”, you “We aHap- wish dents, including “Deck the stu- by Preston music, sung some “chemistry inspired” with entertained were in the celebration. joyed an active taking part en- day and the throughout experiments these cilitate club membersHigh School’s helped chemistry to fa- of matter. Preston erties tigate the different prop- inves- to slime made and reaction of gasses to heat, to look forward to. lookto forward have Scanlanites that ories mem- wonderful many just oneof 2012 PepRally make how work to crowd and the event. They really knew The visiting students 49 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 www.bxtimes.com 2013 2013 students Break? search for Are you you Are SCHOOLS SCHOOLS advantage of King, Jr. Day Day King, Jr. TUES., JAN. 1 TUES., JAN. 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The took title U. to are brains Your of the existing roadway and and roadway existing the of superstructure roadway the will begin in the spring. This willwork require a perma- lanenent closure approxi- for bar- movable A a year. mately maintain to used be will rier three lanes of traffic. the Throggs Neck Homeown- ers Association wishes all a MerryVery Christmas and a a very Year...and Happy New you Hanukah...May Happy happiness and health have andnow throughout 2013. taxto assess- receive payer relief,ment written a request consideration be must for Finance, of submitted tothe York New Department City As- value. would determinewhich the lost of percentage sessment changes would be is subject to review by the New CityYork Tax Law, Commission if requested the by Tax property owner. Property Stateamend the York New Real City.. specific York toNew dependence andour Con- stitution are the most im- documents political portant humanity, by produced ever they didbut not arise in a vacuum. They are the prod- uct of a Western Civiliza- tion that has its roots in the Judeo-Christian ethic. derived from the stories of our Christmas and Chanukah, two lessons that are becom- into ing fartoo dangerous for ourBig Government leaders tune our to be allow taught to to young. at nycommunityaction@ gmail.com; broadcasts, radio sponsored and co- visit our at website mactainc.com. Bulge” started. flew the for first time on De- 1903.cember 17, Louisiana on December 20, 1803. was It a Purchase from whom? your in troops the keep so andprayers, a vet hug God bless. E.E. Cruz of Manhattan Cruz of E.E. Lane lane by demolition In a property order for Christianity and Juda- Our Declaration of In- Short column this Time!! Trivia The Boston Tea Party in date date same the On same the On of Queens were awarded a a awarded were and Tully Construction Co., Queens of joint-venture contract for the 2011 July, in project 42-month relocated already have and the playground beneath the bridge and are recon- now support bridge’s the structing foundations and building six double-arch concrete to piers road- approach the support wider 12-footways lanes and emergencynew shoulders. structure. • 70 but less than but • 70 80 percent assessed taxable in value, loss value would be reduced 75 by percent; • 80 less but than 90 percent assessed taxable in value, loss value would be reduced 85 by percent; • 90 less but than 100 percent assessed taxable in value, loss value would be reduced 95 by and percent; • 100 percent loss, taxable assessed value would be re- duced to zero. they can misinterpret any it they wishway their for con- venience. That value. ism teach that every human individual has absolutely leftists the drives of rights the them, To crazy. individuals are a hindrance to implementing their fe- vered vision of a society run geniuses self-proclaimed by than better assumewho they know how life your run to The do. Whiteyou House proclaims who occupant that” build didn’t “you that your harddespite or work, the City Hall nanny in- who sists that only drink you as you thinks he as soda much should, no use have per- for sonal freedom. week. took place on December 16, 1773. Can tell you me where happened? this 1907, the Great White Fleet sailed. Look and up I’ll it correct next you week. the of “Battle the 1944 in I will be picking up It’s why there is why so little It’s concept of a The whole The assessment reduc- assessment The ghanistan. I will get their designation shortly and we good- them sending be will Pla- third our is This ies. toon adoption. from Cards Christmas the Throgg,s Neck Senior Citizen group this coming week. They written have theseout cards to be to sent the Sandbox. Thanks much Seniors. (Exit 33N), and those driving Whites- northbound the from off will get Expressway tone and exit Avenue 20th be- the past merge the onto Cross Island work All commercial Parkway. Whit- the exit must vehicles accommo- 20th at Expressway to estone (Exit closed 15). TheAvenue ramp construction being is date ing The work done nearby. is part of a Capital construc- reconstruct to project tion and widen the 1,010-foot-long roadway approach Queens individuals are just a cog in in the greater of society. wheel They are not really impor- values tant on their own. tradi- American teaching on emphasis tional our schools. That phrase in ourDeclaration of Indepen- dence that reads “That all men are created equal, that they are their by endowed Creator with certain un- alienable rights” stands in the of Big Government way doing what it wants, when it wants, wants. it and how infuriat- as is Rights of Bill ing to our Big Government Christmas of stories the as why That’s Chanukah. and Constitution the treat they say and disrespect, with tion would apply to propertytion would apply owners that lost at least 50 percent in assessed value as a result of Hurricane Sandy. as- be would Reductions sessed sliding on a scale: • 50 less but than60 percent assessed taxable in value, loss value would be reduced 55 by percent; • 60 less than but 70 percent assessed taxable in value, loss value would be reduced 65 by percent; We here at the Post Post the at here We The most profound part part profound most The Passenger vehicles driv- vehicles Passenger Association Action or throw in you a cab to get I recommend home. you this course, is which on going, to all Post bartenders, manag- ers and staff. aswell as the local and clubs watering inholes the neighborhood. withCheck out Commu- it nity Board 10. are gettinganother Platoon Mountain 10th the from Division to sponsor in Af- fore can’t be responsible for for responsible be can’t fore that task. That, at least, is theirexcuse banning for Christmas and Chanukah from our schools. of our Judeo-Christian heri- tage, the belief that really drives the current regime each that idea the is crazy, has life human individual value. This simple but vi- tal belief is against every- collectiv- with people thing ist mentalities believe in. as nations, collectivist In ours is rapidly becoming, City. Many homes and busi- City. significantly are nesses completely were or damaged work aredestroyed. Yorkers New re- to costs high with faced ex- be not must build said and Bene- repair,” should and owners “Home detto. businesses pectedto taxes pay based on made assessments property government prior to the storm. All levels of to relief provide to together taxpayers in light dramati- of cally altered real property values.” tours begin in The January. closure is expected to remain in place approximately for years. two Bronx-bound the from ing Cross Island Parkway will have to exit at Utopia Pa rkway Consider how danger-Consider how those to According The 3rd Avenue exit, theThe 3rd Avenue Separate car and truck More than 300,000 300,000 than More Sandy “Hurricane tion of alcohol. As many of of many As alcohol. of tion I tend bar my at profession- know, you tell to Post on Fridays and am able now ally if I can still serve you people to love one another, another, one love to grows who toto tell a baby up people and cherishes the value of each human life? Or about the Jewish commemoration of a 2nd century action B.C. in a people defend which their right their to live own beliefs? religious Gov- “Big ous those and events, the are represent, they beliefs prevailing the to ernment all” over regimes re- and that currently run our na- even tion and our city. or laws love to need folks, Americans can’t be trusted spect one another on their own—they bureaucrats forcing them to Religiondo so. a part isn’t of Big Government, and there- will be closed to all traffic 7. traffic all en- before Queens to in exit last tering the onto Bronx-bound closed re- be Bridge, Bronx-Whitestone million will $109 a beginning of Jan. 7th Monday, part as bridge’s the of construction approach. Queens detours will be in place while the northbound 3rd Avenue rampexit is closed. Signs will be in place and traffic de- agents the when hand on be will for propertyfor taxassessment a to according reductions sliding scale. homes were damaged de- or stroyed Hurricane by Sandy. continue owners Property their efforts to rebuild, how- well as they are facedever, with un- repairs of known factors including the extent full will they if even and when as assistance. financial receive caused devastating destruc- York New throughout tion BY LYNN GERBINO What’s so threatening This past week I at- I week past Hello all! This It’s the time of the year Community news: Community Bronx-Whitestone The What is it about Christ- I’m sure everyone is everyone sure I’m Assemblyman Bene- Assemblyman BY PAUL GOLLUSCIO PAUL BY Benedetto intros Hurricane Sandy Assessment Relief Act Relief Assessment Sandy Hurricane intros Benedetto BY FRANK V. VERNUCCIO, JR. VERNUCCIO, FRANK V. 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But we are and economically, cally, openfrom Newtown geographi- away miles many we are up that we may think Bronx oldthough we live here in the prayers. our and thies, you love, sympa- our our send we one, loved a of lose unimaginable the enced whofamilies have experi- to the town especially and hearts. our in and minds onour heavily that took place there weighs massacre the and CT town, article. upbeat avery write to much like fore Christmas. SUBSCRIBE TODAY K_\9ifeoKXb\j8[mXekX^\F]8Jlg\i;\Xc $ 900 E. 132ndStreet, BronxNY 10454 This Christmas sea- al- ofus, rest Forthe To the citizens of New- ofNew- citizens But the we very would And This is our article be- BY JOSEPH ODDO JOSEPH BY 8 one year at times see the horrors that that horrors the see at times are called upon to hear and through their ministries tors and nurses. They too, Doc- the and traditions, and nunsimmans, of orders all rabbis, ministers, priest, Yes, profession. the medical clergy, netthe and safety way any we can. in them, for there be lets, So backs. flash and stress traumatic toms ofat acute risk are to They smell. hear, anxiety, and ofaffected post suffering greatly often is a massacre site of the into walks and to by what who runs technician gency symp- theycop, firefighter, or emer- see,need society a We as overlooked. to beterm responders often are aware netoflong safety social the that and responders first the ten the of- to community. All their victims, their families and onthe focus puts the justly cent tragedy in Newtown re- the events suchas tion, fixed. be to needs sus fixing what we think sharing the experience ver- about is it cases most In sob. audiencesmile, a hug, or just be their as they cry and The long term social word ofcau- A special $ 1 2 two years Pelham Bay Taxpayers and and Bay Taxpayers Pelham journey. our that we all need to complete companionship and assets the provided already as ther Fa- heavenly way our our no matter journey. That spiritual and what earthly onthis notalone are life we that areminder ofus all brings for And friends. and family nection with the meaning of arecon- for others ginnings new be- be will there many light, on Christmas Day for the coming of the Spiritual will getlonger. to nights gin The be shorter.Christmas the days be- will we getto nearer The ness. 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Office location:BronxCounty. Secretary ofStateNew York (SSNY)on Articles ofOrganizationfiledwiththe ENTERPRISES OF THE BRONX,LLC, Liability Company(LLC).Name:CASTLE lawful actoractivity. 128th Street,New York, NY. Purpose: Any mail copyofprocessto The LLC,17East process againstitmaybeserved.SSNY to Co. SSNY designatedasagentuponwhom of StateNY 10/03/2012.Off. Loc.:Bronx SSNY hasbeen designated asagent ofthe (10/23/12). Office location: BronxCounty. Secretary of StateNew York (SSNY) on Articles ofOrganization werefiledwiththe Happy ChildrenMedical Services),LLC. LIABILITY COMPANY. NAME:(Healthy lawful activity. 1K, Bronx,NY 10466.Purpose:Forany COLLECTION, 4350Furman Avenue Suite copy ofprocesstotheLLC, A&E COUTURE Secretary ofStateNew York shallmaila process againstitmaybeserved. The designated asagentoftheLLCuponwhom Bronx County. SecretaryofStateNY is location at4350Furman Avenue Suite1K York (SSNY)on October9,2012.NY Office were filedwiththeSecretaryofStateNew COLLECTION, LLC. Articles ofOrganization LIABILITY COMPANY. A&E COUTURE purpose. Bronx, NY 10458.Purpose:anylawful Ramirez, 2908Valentine Avenue, Apt. 4B, SSNY shallmailcopyofprocessto:Fedora whom processagainstitmaybeserved. SSNY designatedasagentofLLCupon 08/10/2012. Office location:BronxCounty. Secretary ofStateNew York (SSNY)on CARE LLC. Articles ofOrganizationfiledwith liability company(LLC).Name:FAITH DAY 10462). Purpose: Any lawfulactivity. (Abul K.Miah,1735Purdy Ave, BronxNY against theLLCserveduponhim/hertoC/O State shallmailacopyofanyprocess against theLLCmaybeserved.Secretaryof is designatedasagentuponwhomprocess location: BRONXCounty. SecretaryofState Secretary ofStateon(09/19/12).NY Office (LLC). Articles ofOrganizationfiledwith LLC), adomesticLimitedLiabilityCompany Notice ofFormationadomesticLimited 624 MORRIS,LLC Art. OfOrg.FiledSec. NOTICE OFFORMATION OFLIMITED NOTICE OFFORMATION OFLIMITED NOTICE OFFORMATION oflimited Notice ofFormation(KashemMiah, L LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE EGAL N OTICES any lawfulactivities. Crescent Ave., Bronx,NY 10458.Purpose: SSNY shallmailcopyofprocessto668 whom processagainstitmaybeserved. SSNY designatedasagentofLLCupon 11/20/12. Office location:BronxCounty. LLC, Art. ofOrg.filedSec’yState(SSNY) purposes. lawful Purpose(s): Any 233 Broadway-Suite2208,NY, NY 10279. Feigenbaum LLP, Attn: Terrence M.Bennett, any suchprocessto:LeviLubarsky& served. Sec.ofStateshallmailacopy whom processagainstcorporationmaybe of StatedesignatedasagentLLCupon County ofofficelocation:BronxCounty. Sec. Org. filedwithNY Dept.ofState11/13/12. LLC: CJDELLATORE TEXTILE LLC. Arts. of 07663). Purpose:Foranylawfulpurpose. Services, P OBox8201,SaddleBrook,NJ the LLC,(HealthyHappyChildrenMedical served. SSNY shallmailacopyofprocessto LLC uponwhomprocessagainstitmaybe Justice ofthisCourt. the RegisterofthisCourt. copy ofyouranswer, ifany, intheofficeof this action. You arealsorequiredtofilea proceed tothehearingandadjudication of 01/31/2013. Ifyoufailtodoso,thecourt will to serveupon: 411. party. SEESupplementalProbateCourtRule impact thecurrentfinancialstatusofeither taking anyactionwhichwouldnegatively entered inthismatterpreventingyoufrom marriage pursuanttoG.L.c.208Sec1B. divorce forirretrievablebreakdownofthe Divorce requestingthattheCourtgranta Trial Court AND MAILING Purpose: practicetheprofessionofmedicine. LLP, 120Broadway, NY, NY 10271. Margaret Davino,KaufmanBorgeest&Ryan served. SSNY shallmailprocessto: PLLC uponwhomprocessagainstitmaybe Bronx County. SSNY designatedasagentof State ofNY (SSNY)on12/6/12.Off. loc.: Medical, PLLC. Arts. ofOrg.filedSecy. of Notice ofFormationWP MasterLease Notice ofFormationLLC.Name Register of Probate Sandra Giovannucci Date: November19,2012 Witness, Hon.Joan P. Armstrong, First your answer, ifany, on orbefore Dorchester, MA 02124 #1 St 25 Theodore Sunilda MBaez You arehereby summonedandrequired An Automatic RestrainingOrderhasbeen The ComplaintisonfileattheCourt. The Plaintiff hasfiledaComplaintfor To theDefendant: Boston, MA 02114 PO Box9667 24 NewChardonStreet Suffolk ProbateandFamilyCourt Sunilda MBaezvs.LuisEDeLosSantos Probate andFamilyCourt Commonwealth ofMassachusetts- The Docket No.SU12D2277DR DIVORCE SUMMONSBY PUBLICATION Notice ofFormationVail HealthCare LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE consumption; JulesrubyLoungeRentalInc. Bronx, NY 10461foron-premises Control Lawat135Westchester Square, establishment underthealcoholicBeverage beer, wineandliquoratretailinacatering been appliedforbytheundersignedtosell serial #1267534forbeer, wineandliquorhas least Sixmonths. Irretrievable BreakdowninRelationshipforat on thefollowinggrounds:DRL §170(7)- dissolve themarriagebetweenparties, complaint. by defaultforthereliefdemandedin answer, judgmentwillbetakenagainstyou manner. Incaseofyourfailuretoappearor service whereismadeinanyother within thirty(30)daysafterthecompletionof upon youpersonallywithinthestate,or of service,whereserviceismadebydelivery service ofthissummons,exclusivetheday Attorney withintwenty(20)daysafterthe serve acopyofyouransweronthePlaintiff’s answer thecomplaintinthisactionandto Bronx, NY 10466 residence ofplaintiff: 1020East230thStreet, place of Trial. The basisofvenueisthe Plaintiff, NEW YORK 1959. Brooklyn, NY. My dateofbirthisMarch 28, Bronx, NY 10460.Myplaceofbirthis address is1717Bryant Avenue, Apt 3A, Madeline Santiago Munoz.Mypresent Santiago AKA Madeline Santiago AKA present nameis(First)Madelyn(Last) of (First)Madeline(Last)Santiago. My grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000417-12/BX, acopyofwhichmay be Oct. 12,2012,bearingIndexNumber entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCounty on consumption. 10458, BronxCounty, forOn-Premises Control Lawat2344 Arthur Ave, Bronx,NY establishment underthe Alcohol Beverage undersigned tosellalcoholinan license hasbeenappliedforbythe No. 1265496foranRestaurantWineliquor Notice isherebygiventhatalicense, NOTICE: a this of nature The 718-324-2982 Bronx, NY 10466 769A East236thStreet Law OfficesofLorna A. McGregor Attorney forPlaintiff Lorna A. McGregor November 29,2012 Dated:Bronx,NY YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONEDto To theabove-namedDefendant: ACTION FORDIVORCE NOTICE SUMMONS WITH Plaintiff designatesBronxCountyasthe Defendant ALBERN GORDON, against VERONICA ABRAHAM, IndexNo12510/11 COUNTY OFBRONX SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF Notice isherebygiventhatanOrder /S/ theBRONXBEERHALL LLC Notice isherebygiventhatalicense,Ser. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ction isto date ofbirthisMarch09,1958. place ofbirthisNewHaven,Connecticut.My Sampson Avenue, Bronx,NY 10465.My Darlene McKay. Mypresentaddressis2751 name is(First)Darlene(Last)McKoy AKA of (First)Darlene(Last)McKay. Mypresent grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000510-12/BX, acopyofwhichmaybe Dec. 6,2012,bearingIndexNumber entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCountyon 09, 1971. Accra, Ghana.MydateofbirthisSeptember Apt 1C,Bronx,NY 10456.Myplaceofbirthis present addressis1103 Sheridan Avenue, name is(First)Kwame(Last)Ofori.My of (First) Ahmed (Last) Tijani. Mypresent grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000506-12/BX, acopyofwhichmaybe Dec 4,2012,bearingIndexNumber entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCountyon TERPRIES LLCd/b/aDALLASBBQ on-premises consumption.BAY PLAZA EN- za ShoppingCenter, Bronx,NY 10475for control lawat2160Bartow Avenue, BayPla- a restaurantunderthealcoholicbeverage signed tosellalcoholicbeveragesatretailin #1267619 hasbeenappliedbytheunder- Garden City, NY 11530, Attorneys forPlaintiff Fenchel, P.C., 100GardenCity Plaza, filed JudgmentIndex # 381824/08. Premises willbesold subjecttoprovisionsof State ofNew York, Block3069andLot80. the BoroughandCountyofBronx,City and thereon erected,situate,lyingandbeing in land, withthebuildingsandimprovements NY. All thatcertainplot,pieceorparcelof known as614-616East180thStreet,Bronx, on January14,2013at2:00p.m.,premises Room 600,851GrandConcourse,Bronx, NY auction attheBronxCountyCourthouse, the undersignedRefereewillsellatpublic and SaledulyfiledonFebruary24,2012,I, Defendant(s). SAN JOSEREALTY, LLC,ET AL., BRONX, ENRESOURCESLLC,Plaintiff, vs. birth isMarch01,1991. place ofbirthisManhattan,NY. Mydateof 225th Street, Apt 4K,Bronx,NY 10463.My Mendoza. Mypresentaddressis49West AKA StephanieL.Mendoza AKA Stephanie Stephanie (Middle)Louise(Last)Mendoza Laguna. Mypresentnameis(First) of (First)Stephanie(Middle)Louise(Last) grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000463-12/BX, acopyofwhichmaybe Nov 15,2012,bearingIndexNumber entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCountyon Notice isherebygiventhatanOrder Notice isherebygiventhatanOrder Notice isherebygiventhatlicense Berkman, Henoch, Peterson, Peddy& Mitchell First,Esq.,Referee Pursuant toaJudgmentofForeclosure SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NOTICE OFSALE Notice isherebygiventhatanOrder LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE South Broadway, Suite100 Tarrytown, N RISOTTO, ESQS. Attorneys forPlaintiff 828 interest. IndexNo.380207/10. original principalsumof$140,000.00with mortgage heldbyCitimortgage,Inc.,inthe Judgment herein,includingbeingsubjecttoa subject totermsofsaleandprovisionsthe $12,194.04, withinterest,costs,etc.Sale Parkchester SouthCondominium. interest inthecommonelementsof together withanundivided.0130percent the taxmapofBoroughBronx, Tax Lot3795,inBlock3943ofSection15on Street, Bronx,New York, anddesignatedas a/k/a 63,andbystreetaddress1555Odell apartment 4C,inthebuildingknownasE-7 Parkchester SouthCondominiumknownas New York, theCondominiumunitin Courthouse, 851GrandConcourse,Bronx, 2:00 p.m.inRoom600oftheBronxCounty at publicauctiononJanuary14,2013, Judgment datedOctober26,2012,Iwillsell PEDRAZA, et.al.,Defendants.Pursuanttoa Condominium, Plaintiff, -againstREGGIE owners oftheParkchesterSouth CONDOMINIUM, INC.,onbehalfofitsunit NEW YORK COUNTY OFBRONX 14614 NY. and termsofsale.IndexNumber380784/10. BRONX, subject toprovisionsoffiledjudgment interest &costs.Premiseswillbe sold AVENUE, Approximate amountoflien$8,006.10 plus DYRE Block as Assessment Map.Saidpremisesknown as designated and 4944 andLot83ontheBronxCounty Tax known York, New Bronx, CountyofCityandState situate, lyingandbeingintheBoroughof The January, 2013at2:00 PMpremises Concourse, Bronx,NY onthe14thdayof County Building,Room600,851Grand will sellatpublicauctiontheMarioMerola August 20,2012,I,theundersignedReferee Foreclosure andSaleenteredhereinon Defendants. PursuanttoaJudgmentof alet JAMES A.ALEXANDER, CUSTODIAN, COLLATERAL AGENT AND OF NEW YORK MELLON, AS BRONX September 14,1971. birth isBrooklyn,NY. Mydateofbirthis Apt 1B,Brooklyn,NY 11230. Myplaceof My presentaddressis1680Ocean Avenue, Delsoin AKA J.C.Delsoin AKA JeanDelsoin. (Middle) Clayton(Last)Delsoin AKA JeanC. Delsoin. Mypresentnameis(First)Jean of (First)Clayton(Middle)Jean(Last) grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000468-12/BX, acopyofwhichmaybe Nov. 15,2012,bearingIndexNumber entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCountyon 10591 (914)591-7722 ROY, MONDELLO,LAROCCA & ALBERTOReferee ESQ., TORRES, The amountdueundertheJudgmentis THE PARKCHESTER SOUTH SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NOTICE OFSALE Notice isherebygiventhatanOrde 1400 FirstFederal Plaza, Rochester, NY Attorney(s) forPlaintiffs Phillips Lytle LLP WARREN L.COHEN,ESQ.,Referee. 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Benedetto Member of Assembly VIM Stores Cablevision Con Edison Con McDonald’s MetroOptics D&J Ambulette Congressman Joseph Crowley Home Street Home Home Street Development Corp Development Bronx Reporter Times Colonial Management Frankie’s Carnival Time Carnival Frankie’s Neighborhood Initiative Sanitation Salvage Corp Salvage Sanitation Baldor’s Specialty Foods Baldor’s Ciminiello Property Assoc. Chippewa Democratic Club Democratic Chippewa On behalf of all the Members of the Throggs Ne Throggs of the Members of all the On behalf to thank the following businesses and individ businesses following thank the to Parade Halloween Neck Annual Throggs 29th State Senator Jeff Senator Klein State CouncilmanJames Vacca www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 64 Coat Drive. Toy and Spirit” “Christmas pire Em- through collected coats Citywith organization the presented hundreds Casino’sand Recovery Fund and also Relief Sandy Hurricane ities $500,000 of to the Catholic Char- toysmade a generous donation of AnnualCEO and of EmpireJ. Rooney, and President CityHurricane Sandy. Casino, Timothy York New to services families vital provide organization to continue to devastated the allow also but will dren, chil- for their tree Christmas by the under atoy ortwo and winter this coat have awarm New Yorkersthat need in ensure notonly help them they received gifts that will when Charities for Catholic Empire City Casino donates to Catholic Charities Christmas came early unspeakable and they need need they and unspeakable suffered from this storm is New Yorkersdevastation vice,” said Rooney. “The ser- and charity than deeds tainment Lounge. Empire in ondisplay was collected City Casino’snity Center. Enter- Commu- Irish rector, Aisling Kelleher,Órla Di- Executive and Services, Community Charities nessy, Catholic Hen- Christine Sister vices, Charities Community Ser- County Supervisor, Catholic &Putnam Westchester olds, Reyn- Karen Plunkett, Kevin Deputy County Executive or Mike Spano, Westchester Mayer,Shelley Yonkers May- Member Assembly State “There are no greater items ofthe Asampling by joined was Rooney their culinary dispatched need, in residents to blankets and ice ute dry team to distrib- to hardhub for Edison Con Catholic Charities. &Putnam of Westchester Reynolds ents,” Karen said cli- ofour many benefit will Drive Coat Toysino and needs.” assist in meeting long-term also help our commitment early, respond to butties will to Chari- Catholic enabled has donation “This Sullivan. erosity,” Msgr. Kevin stated Empire small.” ever too is generosity City or ofkindness Noact ence. adiffer- make it will $2,000, Casino’s or you$2 donate “Whether help,”our continued. Rooney gen- The Casino served as a “The Empire City Ca- for grateful “We are doubled City. by Empire is donation the ensure to field “ECC” in the matching code www.reliefny.org by entering pire City Casino at Em- Counter Redemption or online at at the made be can Donations Empire State Relief Fund. of donations made to the ing to match up to $100,000 couraged donations by pledg- en- Rooney Cuomo, Governor by announced was fund the of creation the After Fund. Relief State Empire the to the matching pledge he made for recognized was Rooney tion dona- dollar million half ous to Catholic shelters. area to of hot food trays delivered and prepared sponders and residents, and re- offirst thousands to meals Charities, hot feed to areas hit coastal • Holiday At Concert Monsignor Scanlan ...... 66 • Rock OnTheBronx ...... 66 • Rare Turtle Special Born At Bronx Zoo ...... 65 In addition to the gener- Eva Hall. Molly and Rooney, Tim joins Charities ofCatholic Hennessy Christine Sister 65 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 www.bxtimes.com The Chinese yellow- the of half than More Zoo. “We carefullyZoo. “We monitor theenvironment and gradu- temperature the reduce ally natural a induce to order in state ofhibernation. Follow- pairs turtle hibernation, ing are introduced andcare- fully monitored for to watch and courtship of evidence activities.” breeding headed box turtle once the in streams in thrived Anhui the of highlands China. eastern of Province collapsed population The to humandue consumption, use in traditional medicine, loss,and pollution, habitat trade. pet approximately 330 world’s species of freshwater turtles and tortoises are threatened demand ille- to due extinction with by gal trade loss. and habitat driven turtle is Mostthe of world’s for trade specifically China, from tra- consumption, human the and medicines, ditional trade. pet BIOMEDICAL INFORMATICS Chinese yellow-headed “The of the biology spe- 777#)494%#(#5.9%$5 this program is encourag- is program this WCS saiding,” Jim Breheny, President Vice Executive and Aquarium and Zoos of Bronx ZooDirector. “Over expand our to hope time, we most the to of work propagation turtle many to extend imple- In endangered species of tur- tortoises. expertise and the tles on we strategy this menting draw will entire the throughout found as well as organization WCS various partner organiza- tions with work.” we whom box turtles require the ar- of successfully tificial manipulation to specific environmental and order in conditions climatic be able stimulatedto breed. to Experts Bronx Zoo WCS’s at were conditions these recreate the in areas propagation in Reptilezoo’s House. hi- to adults the requires cies bernate prior to breeding,” Curator of said Don Boyer, Herpetology Bronx WCS’s at “The success we are are we success “The 3D RAPID PROTOTYPING / FABRICATION NEW YORK CITY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY CITY TECH Photo courtesy of Julie Larsen Maher surance colony kept at the the at kept colony surance zoo. of stages early the in seeing *AY 3TREET s "ROOKLYN s .9 and protect another subset with field The work. recent hatchings as- the at Bronx Zoo an of part a become will Chinese yekkiw-headed turle. box ENTERTAINMENT / EMERGING MEDIA TECH ENTERTAINMENT ogy Take You? echnology Take colonies (groups of animals of (groups colonies or zoos our in maintained genetic no that so aquarium others,diversity is for lost) SOLAR-POWER ROBOTICS 65 Career-Focused Bachelor, Associate and Certificate Programs Bachelor, 65 Career-Focused IN HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONS ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING TECH- NOLOGIES BUSINESS AND HOSPITALITY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES AND COMPUTER RELATED AREAS ENTERTAINMENT EMERGING MEDIA AND DESIGN PARALEGAL STUDIES TEACHER EDUCATION AND MORE Where Can T Can Where WCS willWCS breed and The strategy WCS to Chinese yellow-headed Five Chinese yellow- Chinese Five Rare turtle species born at the Bronx Zoo Bronx the at born species turtle Rare cies, develop assurancecies, develop reintroduce some spe- some reintroduce gered turtles and tortoises. listed the 25 most endan- WCS andWCS other groups that pearing in a 2011 report by by report 2011 a in pearing at leastat half of the species ap- preventing the extinction of of extinction the preventing grams. The plan involves involves plan The grams. Global Conservation Pro- life Health Program, and and Program, Health life its zoos and aquarium, Wild- across the institution – from the resources and expertise save turtlessave draws on all of the wild. the individuals remaining in in remaining individuals world, with fewer than 150 endangered turtles in the the in turtles endangered to be one of the 25 most box turtles are considered cies in the world. the in cies cally endangered turtle spe- turtle endangered cally save some of the most criti- most the of some save part of WCS’s strategy to to strategy WCS’s of part Zoo. 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Rock Iwish country For this 67 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 www.bxtimes.com L LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL ROBERT I. GARDNER, ESQ., Referee. ROBERT Windels Marx Lane & Mittendorf, LLP Plaintiff Attorney(s) for Esq., (212) 237-1102, Michael Resnikoff, OF - COUNTY SUPREME COURT ASSOCIATION, U.S. BANK, NATIONAL Pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure I, the undersigned Referee will sell at Said premises known as 637 East 234th # : 2-12. account number: SBL Tax Approximate amount of lien $ 343,838.72 Premises will be sold subject to Index No. 15852-07. Peter Rosato, Esq., Fein Such & Crane, LLP Attorney(s) for Plaintiff 747 Chestnut Ridge Road Suite 200 10977 Chestnut Ridge, N.Y. “If the sale is set aside for any reason, the SUPREME COURT - COUNTY OF OF - COUNTY COURT SUPREME AGENT AND CUSTODIAN FOR THE THE FOR AND CUSTODIAN AGENT against Plaintiff TRUST, 1998-2 NYCTL PARKVIEW AVENUE ESTATES, of Pursuant to a Judgment Defendant(s). LLC, et herein and Foreclosure and Sale entered al 2012, I, the dated September 25, sell at public undersigned Referee will Merola County auction at the Mario Grand Concourse, Building, Room 600, 851 2013 day of January, on the 14th Bronx, NY lying and being at 2:00 PM premises situate, of Bronx, City and in the Borough and County as map #1087 and as York, State of New in Block 18, which and by Lot #765 and 766 are more said lots when taken together described as particularly bounded and corner formed by follows: BEGINNING at the the intersection Road as laid down on said map and Tremont of as Avenue the westerly side of Gainsborg the northerly laid down on said map; being a plot 100 feet side by 50 feet by 100 feet by 50 feet. Block: 4177 of Lot: 28. Said premises known as 1701 BRONX,, NY. AVENUE, PARKVIEW Approximate amount of lien $ 59,868.50 plus interest & costs. Premises will be sold subject to provisions of filed judgment and terms of sale. Index Number 380487/10. 10019 156 W 56 Street, NY BRONX MORGAN TRUSTEE FOR J.P. AS 2005- ACQUISITION CORP. MORTGAGE BACKED PASS-THROUGH ASSET OPT1 SERIES 2005-OPT1, CERTIFICATES FORBES; DAN against CLINTON Plaintiff FORBES; SUZAN FORBES; LENNY FORBES, et al Defendant(s). and Sale entered on December 14, 2010. public auction at the Bronx County Courthouse, 851 Grand Concourse, Room on the 7th day of January, 600, Bronx, N.Y. 2013 at 2:00 p.m. 10466-2701. Street, Bronx, N.Y. plus interest and costs. provisions of filed judgment and terms of sale. Referee. Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to The Purchaser a return of the deposit paid. shall have no further recourse against the the Mortgagee, or the Mortgagor, attorney.” Mortgagee’s BRONX NYCTL 1998-2 TRUST, AND THE THE AND TRUST, 1998-2 BRONX NYCTL AS COLLATERA YORK BANK OF NEW Dated: August 28, 2012 TO THE ABOVE ABOVE THE TO August 28, 2012 Dated: No. (585) 238-2000 Tel. NAL COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK; YORK; NEW OF THE CITY OF COURT NAL OF DEPARTMENT STATE YORK NEW AND FINANCE; NEW TAXATION YORK OF FINANCE; NEW DEPARTMENT CITY AND HOSPITALS HEALTH YORK CITY THE STATE PEOPLE OF CORPORATION; SALES, INC.; AUTO PARK YORK; OF NEW 815 WEST- COURT; BRONX SUPREME LLC; MIDLAND FUND- AVENUE CHESTER MIDLAND FUNDING LLC AND/OR ING LLC AS MIDLAND FUND- YORK IN NEW D/B/A A/P/O CITIBANK; LLC ING OF DELAWARE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS;PARAGON TO ASSIGNEE IN INTEREST INC. WAY SERVICES, NEW CINGULAR WIRELESS AT&T TO INC. SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST INC.;METRO PORT- WIRELESS SERVICES MANAGE- FOLIOS, INC.; ERIN CAPITAL OF YORK INSTITUTE LLC; NEW MENT RECOVERY PORTFOLIO TECHNOLOGY; ONE BANK L.L.C.; CAPITAL ASSOCIATES, ASSOCIATION;DERRICK (USA) NATIONAL and “JOHN JOSE M. SOTO OVERTON; DOE #100,” the DOE #1” through “JOHN being ficti- names of the last 100 defendants defendants be- tious, the true names of said it being intended to ing unknown to plaintiff, designate fee owners, tenants or occupants of the liened premises and/or persons or par- ties having or claiming an interest in or lien upon the liened premises, if the aforesaid in- dividual defendants are living, and if any or all of said individual defendants be dead, ex- next of kin, distributees, their heirs at law, ecutors, administrators, trustees, commit- tees, devisees, legatees, and the assignees, lienors, creditors and successors in interest of them, and generally all persons having or the through, or against by, claiming under, said defendants named as a class, of any right, title or interest in or lien upon the prem- ises described in the complaint herein,Defen- ABOVE NAMED DEFEN- THE dants. TO SUMMONED ARE HEREBY YOU DANTS: to answer the complaint in the above-entitled foreclosure action, and to serve a copy of attorney within your answer on the plaintiffs’ thirty (30) days after the service of this sup- plemental summons, exclusive of the day of service or within thirty (30) days after com- pletion of service where service is made in any other manner than by personal service Ameri- The United States of within the State. ca, if designated as a defendant in this ac- tion, may answer or appear within sixty (60) days of service hereof. In case of your fail- will be judgment ure to appear or answer, taken against you by default for the relief de- manded in the Complaint. Bronx County is The basis of designated as the place of trial. venue is the location of the subject premises. foregoing sup- The NAMED DEFENDANTS: plemental summons is served upon you by publication, pursuant to an Order of Hon- orable Stanley Green, a Justice of the Su- preme Court, dated November 8, 2012, and filed with supporting papers in the Bronx This is an action to Office. County Clerk’s foreclose a tax lien covering the property York Bronx, New Avenue, known as King and being a parcel of land designated as relief sought is The Block 5644 and Lot 375. the sale of the subject property at public auc- tion in satisfaction of the tax lien. In case of judgment may be tak- your failure to appear, en against you in the sum of $99,723.06, to- gether with interest, costs, disbursements and attorneys fees of this action, and direct- Anthony J. ing the public sale of the property. Office and Post LLP Iacchetta Phillips Lytle Address 1400 First Federal Plaza Office 14614 York New Rochester, LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL STATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME YORK SUPREME OF NEW STATE NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE THE OF SUPREME COURT THE MANAGERS OF BOARD OF Suite 100 828 South Broadway, 10591. (914) 591-7722 NY Tarrytown, COURT BRONX COUNTY SUMMONS AND AND SUMMONS BRONX COUNTY COURT NOTICE Index No. 381652-10 Borough: 1998-2 Bronx Block: 5644 Lot: 375 NYCTL YORK THE BANK OF NEW AND TRUST AND AGENT MELLON, AS COLLATERAL BAR- ANTONIO vs. Plaintiffs, CUSTODIAN, LUIS MARTI- FEDERICO BARBUTO; BUTO; NEZ, , if living, or if he be dead, his wife, next of kin, distributees, execu- heirs-at-law, tors, administrators, assignees, lienors, credi- tors, successors-in-interest and generally all by or persons having or claiming under, by purchase, through said LUIS MARTINEZ, inheritance, lien or otherwise of any right, title or interest in and to the premises described in the complaint herein, and all creditors thereof, and the respective wives, or widows and ad- all of whose names of his, if any, The heirs- dresses are unknown to Plaintiffs; next of kin, distributees, executors,ad- at-law, ministrators, assignees, lienors, creditors, successors-in-interest and generally all per- by or through sons having or claiming under, THOMAS DAMINO,by purchase, inheritance, lien or otherwise of any right, title or interest in and to the premises described in the com- plaint herein, and all creditors thereof, and the respective wives, or widows of his, if any, all of whose names and addresses are un- WAGNER; DEBRA known to Plaintiffs; next of kin, The heirs-at-law, FRANK ROSA; distributees, executors,administrators, as- signees, lienors, creditors, successors-in-in- terest and generally all persons having or by or through JOHN ROSA, claiming under, by purchase, inheritance, lien or otherwise of any right, title or interest in and to the premis- es described in the complaint herein, and all creditors thereof, and the respective wives, names all of whose or widows of his, if any, and addresses are unknown to Plaintiffs; OF DENNIS ROSA; UNITED STATES PARKING YORK CITY AMERICA; NEW YORK CITY BUREAU; NEW VIOLATIONS AUTHORITY ADJUDI- TRANSIT TRANSIT ENVI- YORK CITY BUREAU; NEW CATION BOARD; CRIMI- CONTROL RONMENTAL NEW YORK COUNTY OF BRONX YORK COUNTY NEW CONDOMINIUM, NORTH PARKCHESTER the the unit owners of on behalf of - Plaintiff, Parkchester North Condominium, et. al., against - WILLIAM BRACEY, Judgment dated Defendants. Pursuant to a at public auction October 10, 2012, I will sell p.m. in Room on January 14, 2013, at 2:00 Courthouse, 851 600 of the Bronx County the York, New Grand Concourse, Bronx, Parkchester North Condominium unit in the 5G, in the Condominium known as apartment 106, and by building known as N-6 a/k/a Avenue, street address 1507 Metropolitan Lot Tax and designated as York, Bronx, New 15 on the tax 2491, in Block 3944 of Section together with map of the Borough of Bronx, interest in the an undivided .0214 percent Parkchester North common elements of the due under the The amount Condominium. with interest, costs, Judgment is $14,191.11, etc. Sale subject to terms of sale and provisions of the Judgment herein, including being subject to a mortgage held by in the original Bank, FA, Mutual Washington principal sum of $81,000.00 with interest. TORRES, ALBERTO Index No. 380287/10. MONDELLO, LAROCCA ESQ., Referee OY, Attorneys for Plaintiff ESQS. & RISOTTO, LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL SUPREME COURT: BRONX COUNTY. NOTICE OF SALE BRONX COUNTY. SUPREME COURT: NOTICE OF SALE OF - COUNTY SUPREME COURT ASSOCIATION, US BANK NATIONAL , Plaintiff, Against JR.; et al. CARLOS NIETO, , Defendant(s) Pursuant to a judgment of foreclosure and Referee will sell at public auction at Bronx that certain plot piece or parcel of ALL Approximate amount of lien $421,612.49 David Peter Lesch, Esq., Referee. ASSOCIATES & SHELDON MAY File Number: 18564 Dated: 11/8/2012 The sale is subject to any conditions of conditions of The sale is subject to any Auctioneer, Rawner, Victor License # 1224356 ROSICKI, ROSICKI & P.C. ASSOCIATES, Attorneys for Secured Party Fishkill Office 2 Summit Court Suite 301 12524 Fishkill, NY 845.897.1600 DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST TRUST DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL B. ROMAN Pltf. vs. VALERIE COMPANY, A/K/A B. ROMAN-RIVERA VALERIE F/K/A ROMAN RIVERA, et al, Defts. VALERIE Index #07-380786. Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure and sale dated Feb. 10, 2009, I will sell at public auction at the Bronx County Courthouse, Rm. 600, 851 Grand Jan. 7, on Monday, Concourse, Bronx, NY 2013 at 2:00 p.m. prem. k/a 738 East 242nd Lot 62. a/k/a Block 5114, St., Bronx, NY Approx. amt. of judgment is $314,699.66 plus costs and interest. Sold subject to terms and conditions of filed judgment and terms of J. MARENGO, sale. CHRISTOPHER WEISS LAMBERT Referee. FRENKEL Attys. for Pltf., WEISMAN & GORDON, LLP, File No. 53 Gibson St., Bay Shore, NY. 26156 - #82048 BRONX THE TRUSTEE, ON BEHALF OF AS THE CSMC MORTGAGE- HOLDERS OF BACKED PASS-THROUGH SERIES 2007-1 CERTIFICATES, sale duly entered 10/26/2010, I, the undersigned County Courthouse, 851 Grand Concourse on 1/7/2013 at 2:00 Room 600, Bronx, NY Avenue, Taylor pm premises known as 735 10473. Bronx, NY land, with the buildings and improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the Borough and County of BRONX, City and Block 3,598 Lot 56 York. State of New plus interest and costs. Premises will be sold subject to provisions of filed judgment Index # 381747/08 255 Merrick Road , Attorneys at Law, 11570 Rockville Centre, NY MNH used in connection with said premises. The The with said premises. connection used in at 1:15PM 7, 2013 be on January sale shall facing steps, foot of the Courthouse at the the of the Supreme Court of Adams Street, County of Bronx, located York, State of New of steps of the Supreme Court on the front lo- County of Bronx, York, the State of New NY Grand Concourse, Bronx, cated at 851 the right secured party reserves The 10451. repre- secured party makes no The to bid. or warranties as to the title sentations or premises being sold herein. corporation or transfer set by the cooperative tenants or occu- its board, and subject to any Terms and the pants of the subject premises of Sale to be read at the sale. OTICES N LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL EGAL L NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE CitiMortgage, Inc., in accordance with its ROSICKI, ROSICKI & P.C. ASSOCIATES, Attorneys for Secured Party Fishkill Office 2 Summit Court Suite 301 12524 Fishkill, NY 845.897.1600 The sale is subject to any conditions of The sale is subject to any conditions of NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE CitiMortgage, Inc., in accordance with its Victor Rawner, Auctioneer, Rawner, Victor License # 1224356 ROSICKI, ROSICKI & P.C. ASSOCIATES, Attorneys for Secured Party Fishkill Office 2 Summit Court Suite 301 12524 Fishkill, NY 845.897.1600 The sale is subject to any conditions of conditions of The sale is subject to any NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE Inc., in accordance with its CitiMortgage, rights as current secured party, will conduct a conduct a will rights as current secured party, public sale of security: the proprietary lease GILES and 407 shares of stock of 3311 PLACE OWNERS, INC. Said security is ap- purtenant to premises: located at 3311 10463. Said NY 7J, BRONX, APT GILES PL sale includes the fixtures and articles of per- sonal property now or hereafter affixed to or transfer set by the cooperative corporation or transfer set by the cooperative corporation or its board, and subject to any tenants or occu- Terms pants of the subject premises and the Rawner, of Sale to be read at the sale. Victor License # 1224356 Auctioneer, rights as current secured party, will conduct a will conduct a rights as current secured party, public sale of security: the proprietary lease and 358 shares of stock of SKYVIEW OWN- Said security is ap- ERS CORPORATION. AR- purtenant to premises: located at 5700 NY 17E, BRONX, UNIT AVENUE LINGTON 10471. Said sale includes the fixtures and ar- ticles of personal property now or hereafter to or used in connection with said affixed The sale shall be on January 14th, premises. 2013 at 1:00PM on the front steps of the Su- York, preme Court of the State of New County of Bronx, located at 851 Grand Con- The secured party 10451. course, Bronx, NY The secured party reserves the right to bid. makes no representations or warranties as to the title or premises being sold herein. transfer set by the cooperative corporation or corporation or transfer set by the cooperative tenants or occu- its board, and subject to any Terms pants of the subject premises and the of Sale to be read at the sale. rights as current secured party, will conduct a will conduct a secured party, rights as current lease security: the proprietary public sale of of stock of EDGEWATER and 38 shares INC. Said OWNERS COOPERATIVE, PARK to premises: located security is appurtenant 54 D, UNIT PARK at 54 D EDGEWATER sale includes the 10465. Said BRONX, NY property now fixtures and articles of personal in connection or hereafter affixed to or used sale shall be on The with said premises. on the front January 14th, 2013 at 1:15PM of the State of steps of the Supreme Court County of Bronx, located at 851 York, New The se- 10451. Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY The se- to bid. cured party reserves the right or cured party makes no representations or premises being warranties as to the title sold herein. www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 68 to approve an Asset Pur- Asset approveto an amotion filed WSMC saying the purchasesource. planto Dec. the 12,if they are media, caught talking spot” onthe “fired be would saidbeen threatened that they another bankrupt.” back - than to just have it go hired be employeesthe will of some it -because chase pur- to for Montefiore better it is figure “They tinued. employer already,” they con- source. jobs,” the said no than better are jobs some hospital. aunion already is which Montefiore, against off squaring union either the present, they do not see for least at that said unions 1 page From Westchester Square Medical Center SUBSCRIBE TODAY K_\9ifeoKXb\j8[mXekX^\F]8Jlg\i;\Xc $ 900 E. 132ndStreet, BronxNY10454 Montefiore announced Some employees have aunion is “Montefiore that figures union “The 8 Montefiore agrees to purchase one year some it glad at least appears munity was mixed, with community.” tinue to be met within the con- can residents of local sure that the medical needs en- “which would partment, de- emergency service a full primary care services, and ambulatory surgery and Avenue providing location, Raymond St. at the facility of type asimilar operate to continue would Montefiore WSMC, with agreement added. statement Law, ability the Afford and Efficiency Health State’s New York under available is supported with funding asale.” to leading process ofabidding “as part court 2012, with the bankruptcy 7, onDec. Agreement chase Reaction in the com- ofits terms Under the “Montefiore’s offer $ 1 2 two years cal practices into its fold. its into practices cal medi- of anumber bringing fail- and facilities medical ing other over taking years, ed dramatically nothealthy.” that’s and ofchoice,away right our taking amonopoly and ing creat- you’re close, to Center Medical in Square Westchester recentstanding back and allowing Hannah Acampora. “By member and Zerega resident hospital community service full our point, close,” we don’t said WSMC. to similar a facility want to CBMontefiore see 10 some it glad will at least appears be runningmunity was mixed, with Monte monopoly Fears WSMC. to similar a facility Montefiore will be running It purchased Our Lady Lady Our It purchased expand- has Montefiore residents the “From Reaction in the com- could face possible layoffs. layoffs. possible face could Parade, Day Patrick’s St. Center, Bronx in the here Medical seen Square ofWestchester Employees From page 1 page From to remember to lock their it.” took probably they inside, ofvalue anything was there if and upset, all it is and car you the goto morning the in thing but first them, seen Noonehas doors. oncar dles han- the –lifting at night late assuming –Iam around ing ley Avenue. block,” said Chirico, of Bais- onthis happening certainly it is and neighborhood the and street unlocked. driveways are in the on parked cars the if see to handles door Chirico. Andrew member er blocks, said WLCA board Avenues,Crosby oth- among along and Baisley along pear ap- orthieves where athief to break-ins of rash a riencing be expe- also are Association targeting Community bury-LaSalle LaSalle areas. cars Waterbury- Club and try by residents in the Coun- thefts have been reported am- Center,Metro offering Hutch at the tower rising eral floors sev- take to plans nounced of a new office 2008. in affiliates its and Center Medical of Mercy Vandals and thiefs target autos He is urged car owners owners car urged He is people are “There roam- around happening is “It He said they try car Water- ofthe Members The recent rash of the It most recently an- was dark.” was ing before that because it miss- wheelwas the notice Ididn’t onabrick. siting was wheels ofthe One looked. gotout “I and O’Neill. said sound,” atearing and sound ascreeching heard and tion Nov. 30. it onFriday, noticed first she of herhome. said She it onnfront sheparked after Honda model herlate from Thanksgiving, Nov. 29. Avenue of Rawlins around O’Neill resident Eileen to happened in Country Club thing same avenues. The Waterbury and on Crosby Pizza Ernies and Louie near acar from overnight stolen were tires two week, out ofit.” cops we may getafew extra incidents, legitimate enough are there If on. going what is only way that they can track incident, because this is the 911,call “even if it is a small to people encourages cinct other.” each help we out, vigilant. remain and doors the borough. throughout facilities and ics in Norwood, as well as clin- Hospital Children’s and pus Cam- Moses at main its ties surgery. bulatory “I turned on the igni- removed was A tire last that added Chirico pre- local the He said watches everybody “If Montefiore has facili- has Montefiore spoked hubs. spoked the hubsuch as caps certain for available are devices ing lock- Special key-operated. are and lug nut tire on each one replaces that devices wheellocks, use owners eas,” hestated. necessary in the affected ar- as resources deploying are cent spike in thefts and we das, he stated. Hon- being also others two involved 2012 Hondas, with four seven, those Among stolen. being tires four to precinct that involved one were seven incidents in the Monday,ing Nov. there 26, end- week the during eown, McG- James Captain cinct orso. 15 years past the in have notchanged wheels the because geted that Hondas are being tar- interstate. onthe driving shewas til it un- notnotice shedid and lug nuts ononeofhertires, ofthe five loosened one had lier in the same week, some- public schools. schools. public also runs 19 clinics in Bronx Hospital Weiler runs and Medicine DivisionAlbert Einstein College of there. It With Bob Kappstatter Bob With Police advise that“I car am aware of this re- According to 45th Pre- said he believesChirico ear- that added O’Neill It is affiliated with 69 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 www.bxtimes.com www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 74 information aboutforeclosure whileyouare organizations that you maycontactfor legal aidentities and othernon-profit foreclosure. There aregovernment agencies, legal aidentitiesandotheroptions in foreclosure. There aregovernment agencies, become informedaboutyouroptions in promises. The Stateencourages youto should beextremelycarefulaboutany such approach youabout“saving”yourhome. You is acomplexprocess.Somepeople may Please readitcarefully. Mortgage foreclosure you thisnoticeabouttheforeclosureprocess. the mortgagedpremisesforeclosedherein. of trial. The basisofvenueisthelocation with thecourt. (mortgage company)andfilingtheanswer the answeronattorneyforplaintiff foreclosure action. mortgage companywillnotstopthis your property. Sendingapaymenttoyour how toanswerthesummonsandprotect case ispendingforfurtherinformationon to anattorneyorgothecourtwhereyour entered andyoucanloseyourhome.Speak with thecourt,adefaultjudgmentmaybe proceeding againstyouandfilingtheanswer company whofiledthisforeclosure answer ontheattorneyformortgage and complaintbyservingacopyofthe Complaint. by defaultforthereliefdemandedin answer, judgmentwillbetakenagainstyou hereof. Incaseofyourfailuretoappearor appear withinsixty(60)daysofservice Defendant inthisaction,mayansweror States of America, ifdesignatedasa personal deliverywithintheState. The United service ismadeinanyothermannerthanby (30) daysaftercompletionofservicewhere exclusive ofthedayservice,orwithinthirty days aftertheserviceofthisSummons, the Plaintiff’s attorneywithintwenty(20) action andtoserveacopyofyour Answer on answer theComplaintinabovecaptioned mortgaged premises.) or claiminganinterestlienuponthe parties, corporationsorentities,ifany, having premises beingforeclosedherein,andany Plaintiff todesignateanyandalloccupantsof being fictitious,ittheintentionof State ofNew York, JOHNDOE(Saidname Transit Adjudication Bureau,Peopleofthe Parking Violations Bureau,New York City Environmental ControlBoard,New York City Lehman BrothersBank,FSB,New York City Registration Systems,Inc., As Nomineefor Avenue, Bronx,NY 10458 New York Satelawrequiresthatwesend Help ForHomeownersInForeclosure Tel.: 716-204-2400 Amherst, NY 14228 220 NorthpointeParkwaySuiteG Attorneys forPlaintiff Steven J.Baum,P.C. DATED: February11, 2008 Bronx Countyisdesignatedastheplace You mustrespondbyservingacopyof If youdonotrespondtothissummons You Are InDangerOfLosing Your Home NOTICE YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to TO THE ABOVE NAMEDDEFENDANTS: Defendant(s) Wayne Burke,MortgageElectronic SBL# Block:3285Lot:9 Mortgaged Premises:2960Marion Index No.:380265/08 Original FiledWith The Clerkon2/13/08 SUMMONS Plaintiff, vs Scottsbluff, NE69361 601 Fifth Avenue Aurora LoanServices,LLC Supreme Court:CountyofBronx State ofNew York L EGAL LEGAL NOTICE N OTICES guarantee theadviceoftheseagencies. www.banking.state.ny.us. The Statedoesnot Department’s websiteat BANKNYS (1-877-226-5697)orvisitthe York StateBankingDepartmentat1-877- the toll-freehelplinemaintainedbyNew To locatedanentitynearyou,youmaycall working withyourlenderduringthisprocess. guardianship oradoptionmaybeatissue. proceeding inwhichsuchcare,custodyor the Child’s adoptioninthisoranysubsequent Child’s care,custodyorguardianshipin notice, inthetransferorcommitmentof Child, whichdenialmayresult,withoutfurther constitute adenialofyourinterestinthe terminated; 4) Your failuretoappearshall your parentalrightstotheChildmaybe counsel; 3)Uponyourfailuretoappear, all of if youarefinanciallyunabletoobtain right tohavecounselassignedbytheCourt, to theassistanceofcounsel,including or furthernoticetoyou;2) You havetheright Petitioner orCSS,andwithoutyourconsent Child foradoptionwiththeconsentof proceeding mayresultinanOrderfreeingthe Petitioner andtoCSS. the aforementionedchildjointlyto committing thecustodyandguardianshipof cause whyanOrdershouldnotbemade o’clock intheafternoonofsaiddaytoshow the 6thFloor, onJanuary30,2013,at4:00 Avenue, Bronx,New York 10451,Part43on appear beforethisCourtat900Sheridan (“CSS”). of SocialServicestheCityNew York jointly tothePetitionerandCommissioner guardianship ofJAYLA MASIEL AGUIAR for anOrdercommittingthecustodyand “Petitioner”), hasfiledapetitioninthisCourt Inc., adulyauthorizedagency(the STATE OFNEW YORK Services Law - NEW YORK e Yr, nw ad eintd s Block as designated and premises 4192 and Lot 52ontheBronx County Tax known York, PM New 2:00 at Bronx, Countyof CityandStateof 2013 situate, lyingandbeing intheBoroughof January, of Grand Concourse,Bronx, NY onthe7thday Merola CountyBuilding,Room600, 851 Referee willsellatpublicauctionthe Mario dated July24,2012,I,theundersigned Foreclosure andSaleenteredherein and Trust, 2004-A Defendant(s). PursuanttoaJudgment of Agent NYCTL Collateral the as Plaintiff againstINESDIANA MONTI,etal for YORK Custodian NEW and OF BANK BRONX NYCTL 2004-A TRUST, and THE Clerk oftheCourt /s/ MichaelWilliams By OrderoftheCourt November 26,2012 Dated: Bronx,New York PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that:1) This WARNING YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED, to WHEREAS LeakeandWatts Services, TO: SOVIESKY AGUIAR IN THE NAMEOF THE PEOPLEOF THE Provisions ofSection384-btheSocial Custody ofaChildPursuanttothe Application fortheGuardianshipand JAYLA MASIEL AGUIAR In theMatterof Docket No.B-20944/12 SUMMONS WITHNOTICE COUNTY OFBRONX FAMILY COURT OF THE STATE OF SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 10019 Esq., (212)237-1102, 156W56Street,NY judgment filed of provisions and termsofsale.IndexNumber380622/10. to subject plus interest&costs.Premiseswillbesold 2292 Block as 422EAST 148THSTREET, BRONX,NY as as itpresentlyexists.Saidpremisesknown designated Lot 24ontheBronxCountylandandtaxmap and known County ofBronx,CityandStateNew York, situate, lyingandbeingintheBorough day ofJanuary, 2013at2:00PMpremises Grand Concourse,Bronx,NY onthe14th Merola CountyBuilding,Room600,851 Referee willsellatpublicauctiontheMario dated August 8,2012,I,theundersigned Trust, Foreclosure andSaleenteredherein 2009-A NYCTL Defendant(s). PursuanttoaJudgmentof the Plaintiff againstMAXLEYVA, etal for Custodian OF NEW YORK asCollateral Agent and BRONX 10019 Esq., (212)237-1102, 156W56Street,NY terms ofsale.IndexNumber15191/06. subject toprovisionsoffiledjudgmentand plus interest&costs.Premiseswillbesold 2865 BUHRE AVENUE, BRONX,NY Assessment Map.Saidpremisesknownas Administrator beallowed; thatthe & Ziffer, P.C. asCounseltothePublic the entryofaDecree herein,toReddy, Levy the remaining$3,050.50 willbepaidupon upon thecompletion ofjurisdictionhereinand account, ofwhich$3,050.50willbe paid $6,101.00 aslistedinScheduleC-1of the judicially settled;thatthelegalfees of Street, Apt 422;Bronx,New York 10464,be her deathwasadomiciliaryof160 Pilot PETROMELIS, deceased,whoatthetime of as Administrator oftheEstateMARY summary ofwhichwillbeservedtherewith, Administrator oftheCountyBronx,a relief: thattheaccountofPublic why theCourtshouldnotgrantfollowing 10451, onJanuary23,2013,at9:30a.m., Concourse, Room406,Bronx,New York Surrogate’s CourtBuilding,851Grand State ofNew York, CountyofBronx,atthe CAUSE beforetheSurrogate’s Courtofthe YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW Grand Concourse,Bronx,New York 10451, the CountyofBronx,havingofficesat851 having beenfiledbyPublic Administrator of Send Greeting: A Petitionand Account cannot beascertainedafterduediligence; and postofficeaddressesareunknown or othersuccessorsininterest,whosenames beneficiaries, fiduciaries,assignees,creditors heirs atlaw, legatees,devisees, to theirrespectivedistributees,nextofkin, PETROMELIS, deceased,ifliving,ordead, next ofkinandheirsatlawMARY New York; and The unknowndistributees, Pharmacy; Attorney GeneraloftheState Assoc, PC;ConsolidatedEdison;BioScrip Harismiades; Verizon; Park Avenue Medical AND INDEPENDENT TO: Panos YORK, BY THE GRACEOFGOD,FREE Attorney(s) forPlaintiff. MichaelResnikoff, WindelsMarxLane&Mittendorf,LLP DENISEMIRANDA,ESQ.,Referee. Approximate amountoflien$80,242.04 NYCTL 2009-A TRUST, and THE BANK SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF Attorney(s) forPlaintiff MichaelResnikoff, WindelsMarxLane&Mittendorf,LLP HARRY FORMAN,ESQ.,Referee. Approximate amountoflien$16,367.46 THE PEOPLEOF THE STATE OFNEW File No.2012-829/A CITATION LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE of businessat275Seventh Avenue, New CER CARE,INC.,havingitsprincipal place inquiry, beascertained. dence areunknownandcannot,afterdiligent interest whosenamesandplacesof resi- tees, devisees,assigneesandsuccessors in in, totheirexecutors,administrators, lega- deceased subsequenttothedecedenthere- and placesofresidenceareunknown,if next ofkinanddistributeeswhosenames or ifdeceasedtotheirrespectiveheirsatlaw, heirs atlawofNELLIEG.FISHMAN,ifliving, tained; and and cannot,afterdiligentinquiry, beascer- names andplacesofresidenceareunknown signees andsuccessorsininterestwhose tors, administrators,legatees,devisees,as- to thedecedentherein,hisorherexecu- unknown, andifheorshediedsubsequent whose namesandplacesofresidenceare heirs atlaw, nextofkinanddistributees ENGEL, iflivinganddeceasedtohisorher HAM ENGEL,GIZELLA ENGEL andSAUL GINA ENGEL (a/k/aRAY ENGEL), ABRA- STATE OFNEW YORK; MAXENGEL, RE- TOR; ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE BRONX COUNTY PUBLIC ADMINISTRA- TION; MOUNT SINAIMEDICAL CENTER; AND RELATED DISORDERS ASSOCIA- SOCIATION, INC.; ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE CHILDREN’S LEUKEMIA RESEARCH AS- HEART ASSOCIATION;INC.; AMERICAN CENTER; AMERICAN CANCERSOCIETY, FRED HUTCHINSONCANCERRESEARCH THE LEUKEMIA &LYMPHOMA SOCIETY; SLOAN-KETTERING CANCERCENTER; PERRO; JOHNRUTIGILIANO;MEMORIAL dent COUNTY Street, 3rdFloor, New York, NY 10013 1-718- 992-1428(Bronx) Address: 85Worth P.C. Tel. No.1-212-9259100(Manhattan)& attorney. Attorney: Reddy, Levy&Ziffer, account fromthepetitionerorpetitioner’s your attorneymayrequestacopyofthefull an attorneyatlawappearforyou,andyouor objections thereto. You havearightto proceedings, unlessyoufilewritten be assumedthatyouconsenttothe appear inperson.Ifyoufailtoitwill as requiredbylaw. You arenotobligedto Chief Clerk. This Citationisserveduponyou Surrogate, BronxCounty, MichaelHausler, 27, 2012.(L.S.)HON.LEEL.HOLZMAN, deem justandproperbegranted. such otherandfurtherreliefastheCourtmay pursuant toSCPA 2225ifappropriate;that of thedecedent’s distributeesandgrantrelief Court holdahearingtoestablishtheidentity the eventobjectionsarefiledherein, unknown distributeesofthedecedent;that,in of theCityNew York forthebenefitof deposited withtheCommissionerofFinance objections hereto,theentirenetestatebe absence ofanyoneappearingandfiling for afailuretosubstantiate;that,inthe Pharmacy allbedisallowedintheirentirety Consolidated EdisonandBioScrip PC,Medical Assoc, Park Avenue allowed; thatthepossibleclaimsofVerizon, pursuant toSCPA 2307and1106(1) &(2)be 1106(3); thatthecommissionscalculated charges calculatedpursuanttoSCPA Administrator beallowedherstatutory A Petition havingbeendulyfiledbyCAN- The unknowndistributees,nextofkinand To: HOWARD S.KRANT; ROBERT A. File No.37P -2001 By theGraceofGodFreeandIndepen- The PeopleoftheStateNew York CITATION SURROGATE’S COURT, BRONX Dated, Attested andSealed,November LEGAL NOTICE 2012 CARE, INC. ters of Administration c.t.a.issuetoCANCER and personalproperty, anddirectingthatLet- LIE G.FISHMANdeceased,relatingtoreal ies ofwhichareattached,astheWillNEL- and aCodicildatedNovember21,1995,cop- probate aWilldatedSeptember15,1994 Concourse, Bronx,NY 10468,admittingto G. FISHMAN,latelydomiciledat3065Grand should notbemadeintheEstateofNELLIE the forenoonofthatday, whyadecree 10451 onJanuary30,2013,at9:30o’clockin Grand Concourse,Room406,Bronx,NY County, attheBronxCountyBuilding,851 CAUSE beforetheSurrogate’s Court,Bronx York, NY 10001, ney appearfor you. quested. You have tohave aright anattor sumed thatyou donotobjecttothereliefre in person. Ifyou fail toappear, itwillbeas quired by law. You arenotobliged toappea Advertise Advertise 742-3397 Here Call This citationisserv (212) 218-5250 New York,NY10018 620 Eighth Avenue Attorneys forPetitioner Christopher J.Lagno,Esq. SEYFARTH SHAW LLP Clerk oftheSurrogate’s Court Michael P. Hausler [SEAL] Surrogate ofBRONXCounty HON. LeeL.Holzman Dated, Attested andSealed:December5, YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW (718) To To ed upony ou asre - - - r - 75 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 www.bxtimes.com Courtesy of Fordham Athletics “We can“We build off this,” Pec- is better than it record. Pecora Pecora record. it than a as better forward is moving can club his one as win this sees from grow Con- of University the with game necticut looms on Friday. ora said. The coach believes his team TOM CATALANOTTO ...... PAGE 76 ...... PAGE CATALANOTTO TOM energy,” Fordhamenergy,” coach Tom “This obviously said. Pecora thewasn’t best Chris Gaston, he a greatdidn’t have rebounding night. His presence there was great.” “I told them personal I expect to win [CHSAA [CHSAA personal expect I them win to told “I Bronx/Westchester]. to up all it’s that “Beyond you guys.” Fordham guardFordham Branden scored 13 straight Frazier points in a win over Princeton. “He always plays with“He plays great always healthy, but Pecora but he could felt healthy, 16 scored Gaston better. even be points and grabbed rebounds. five (3-6) Princeton paced Hummer Barrett Will and points 18 with added 13. BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI As Branden Frazier pro- The junior guard, had who “Ryan bailed on that out me Fordham to was exhale able that minutes four last “That of re-The back was put a bit easy an and dunk missed “I He contend to shine as even Junior guard single-handedly ends Fordham’s fi ve-game losing streak losing ve-game fi Fordham’s ends single-handedly guard Junior Frazier rallies Fordham past Princeton past Fordham rallies Frazier ceeded to single-handedly pull pull single-handedly to ceeded Fordham back against Princeton he needed some help of his own to finish the job. just scored 13 straight points, drove and admittedly was close to turning the over ball. Frazier luckily found forward Ryan Can- ty a layup with for seconds eight Rams the put to game the in left in 11 trailing after by good for up half. second Frazierlast one,” said. “I was getting ready and to up down or something andI just seen him at the last minute.” and celebrate its 63-60 come from Saturday the at Tigers the over win behind Center Festival Winter Hoops Brooklyn Barclays the at afternoon The Rams, losers of five straight Bryan to watch did have Smith make two free throws and then had to stomach Princeton’s Ian Hummer unleashing a po- at that game-tyingtential 3-pointer was off the mark with a second Frazier, left to play. said week,” all we played so hard that came from practice scoredwho 19 points. Canty, of mind the in demption scoredwho 12 points and grabbed 15 rebounds. He misseda one- handed dunk with 3:13 left and as slipping be to appeared game the Princeton on an went 11-0away. run to go up 54-43 with 5:39 left in the game as Fordham (2-8) went is playing who ice cold. Canty, with a bad back, was still think- ing the about dunk as Frazier a passsent his way. sure make to wanted just I layup, CantyI made that said. one,” “When him I saw drive I knew I would make the basket.” miss- after up line senior forward Chris Gaston re- the to turned ing six games after undergoing in surgery knee arthroscopic mid-December. The All-Confer- ence selection a year ago looked : Many Jets (6-7) 17 Back And Forth And Back Week 14 Jaguars 10 (2-11) Edgar Martinez Continued Page 77 on I correspond regularly with There are reasons the Jags It wasIt a redemption David for Saints (5-8) 27 (5-8) Saints G i a nt s ( 8 -5 ) 52 ty in of players the HoF reer OPS was .933. There are plen- tingaverage was .312 and his ca- all: thirdplayed base. His career bat- voting. First his the for H choices reer as a DH; he did not;also he the NHL talks and the MLB-HOF ca- entire his spent he that think sent along some thoughts about the Sports Curmudgeon and he favorable scheduling. favorable a very big IF, the Jets get ina very IF, big it’ll be Jets into the playoffs. If, and that’s high rated playing that gets the the gets that playing rated high the 4-9 Titans. bank Don’t on any either. Next against up either. the Jets is off distinguish didn’t but himself only 12%. Sanchez wasn’t picked picked wasn’t Sanchez 12%. only were 2/16 on 3rd downs- that’s that’s downs- 3rd on 2/16 were cepted and allowed 3 sacks. They Giants D. the Jets. They had 2 passes inter- fumbles, 2 INTs, and the a sack by are and 2/11 they to aren’t due not points because of the 2 forced Brees posted more yardage but than 250 INT return yards. Drew for Steviefor Brown had more who overall yards anda great game Wilson with his more than 320 more his with Wilson www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 76 girls basketball program. (r.) Tom school’s to the and reenergize (i.) Dukes Catalanotto trying are Mercedes coaches Scanlon have already surpassed its Benjamin, and Patrick in transfer talented added than that. Scanlon, which said. ok,” Allwood be would their teammates. to Velasquez talk jandra Shante Benjamin and Ale- Allwood. Kayla Patrick, early, but quitting about players thought of the acampaign year ago. Some perience during a two-win ex- what they from cry far come easy as first. It was didn’t practices tougher a and accountability, greater buy to into group this ting Get- abilities. own their pushed them to believe in said. Jolee Allwood guard a complete junior change,” season. overtook this TomCatalanotto loy coach Mol- Archbishop former no longer the feeling since ball team basket- girls Scanlon gnor last year. Monsi- the around attitude That’s BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI JOSEPH BY Former Molloy coach coach Molloy Former So far it’s been it told them “We all more She saidCatalanotto “Once he came it was a“can’t do” was There leading Scanlon girls hoops turnaround hoops ers won a state Federation Federation woners astate Crusad- The ago. a decade top teamScanlon it once but returning season, to helpthis it status overthan just winning games as the up you to it’s guys.” all that “Beyond said. alanotto Bronx/Westchester].” Cat- [CHSAA win to I expect buy to in. starting players are the He feels defenses. on plays and ing skill workteam as it does work-gone that backdirection. to Catalanotto has needs basicslet with a as goago at Molloy much to before being move years two title Astate Class in Federation He won another astate ofhim. ahead challenge director, is enjoying that also the school’s athletic excited.” We just losing. to are use were “They said. transfer Stevenson, Adlai an rick, moment,” Pat- ecstatic very into this week. with four wins heading ago ayear from total win His mission is more more is mission His “I told them personal Catalanotto, who is “They told me it was from it.” learn it up and from build “We said. can Benjamin last year was in the past,” total. win growing its addto and ing from their strong start the positive energy com- of feed to trying are ers shots. blocking withfreshman a knack for Mayo is an athletic Nukiya a sophomore and 6-foot-1 is transfer, X(N.J.) Pius aPope Benjamin, 5-foot-8 develop. can The thet ers feel they program.” elite havepeople some know this school where ofthe sence school play- as back to the original es- it. she left to get back to wheregram pro- the wants time, first highDukes, who is coaching schoolwho played John’s. at St. coach Mercedes Dukes, playersassistant is of those ball ofDivision Iplayer.ber One num- a featured that team for a with 2000 in Ctitle Class the “It helped us see that that see us helped “It Crusad- now the Right Catalanotto and She it bring to want ““I Photo By Joseph Staszewski Joseph By Photo coach said. better team tonight,” the break. ing just 22 points after the scor- before half, at the 26 31- just trailed Manhattan 11 pointsJamal and Olasewere added nine boards. and rebounds six grabbed dropped in 12 points and Hucks apiece. Booker 10 points tallied each Kates Donovan and Alvarado Michael and for Manhattan points and five rebounds defense.” your said. “Youalways be there,” Masiello have isn’t to going offense your to rely on answer. hattan could muster little maining in the game. Man- re- 7:29 with up 66-34 LIU second a23-1 during treys straight ers. half He connectedincluding on seven three 3-point- run points, 23 a career-high that scored Thompson Brandon put3-point range. Senior guard shot(5-4) 12-of-22 from shooting. The Blackbirds nosuchstruggles had (3-6) Masiello said. approach right there.” mental team’s our about cent that says something bounds and shooting per- 30 re- offensive five getting up for make it. to points chance second weren’t cent fromschool the Bronx the onanight 50-25 field. Jaspers the outrebounded shot There Blackbirds The building. just 31th straight win in that 30.2 onSunday.ter LIU’s It is pions, per- at the Wellness cham- NEC defending time Cen- two- the Blackbirds, host the to loss a lopsided 75-48 said. ing.” Masiello frustrat- that’s rebounding club. his outrebounded Island University badly way Long the was fathom first-year coach couldn’t the What team. ketball men’s bas- Manhattan his plenty were by there and shots missed the stomach BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI JOSEPH BY “LIU was the much the was “LIU 12 had Andujar Emmy of basketball is “Part Long Island University only us Isee “When into compounded all It Idon’tus see “When Steve Masiello could red-hot Long Island University Poor shot Manhattan falls to Manhattan Dec. 16 at LIU. at 16 Dec. Manhattan winover 75-48 LIU’s during basket forthe goes Garner C.J. LIU”s was averaging 16.8 points points 16.8 averaging was his team on actively cheering was inThe 6-foot-4 guard, who streetnursing an ankle injury. who is Beamon, George cloths,without leading scorer their third straight game The Jaspers played Jaspers The and hope that helistens.” hope that and for agift Santa ask to going Iam gohome to and going now. right have I’m him “We don’t said. Masiello return. for his Masiello had no timetable rebounds. 6.3 and game per “We don’t have one,” Photo by Elizabeth Graham 77 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Dec. 20-26, 2012 www.bxtimes.com sign posted at golf club in in club golf at posted sign straight, Back “(1) Scotland: kneesbent, feetshoulder width apart. (2) Form loose a grip.(3) Keep your head too down.(4) the of Stay out taking (5) Trywater. to not any- hit you’re If (6) one. long,others let ahead go of stand (7)you. Don’t directly in front of others. (8) Quiet please while others are pre- paring. 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If the glass n i t iwere half the size, the a de- t i v bate be would over… e m i g h t b e . sides met for almost met for sides 8 hours Sidney that reports with Mario LemieuxCrosby, and Penguins’ co-owner Ron Burkle were working to es- tablish trust on both of sides the in table the folks on the other the of side The table. two scheduled sides meet- ings The again today. for presstwo held a joint sides bar- this after conference of instead session gaining confer- press separate two e n c e s N H L m e t a p h o r : : This : Career pressive : Career : He won : He won Pipe Dreams: Half empty; Un-wizard stuff; Speaking of golf of stuff;Speaking Un-wizard empty; Dreams: Half Pipe Mike Piazza Mike Larry Walker Larry Murphy Dale Jeff Bagwell with less im less with Then a half-full/half-empty half-full/half-empty a Then f i r s t b a l l o t . J u s t a s k i n g … make it into the Hall on the the on Hall the into it make them after they do not not do they after them for folks to needle (OOF) it would be inappropriate mens and Sosa, if I wonder With regard to Bonds, Cle- Bonds, to regard With n o t g o i n o n t h e f i r s t b a l l o t . Walker, he surely should of Martinez, Bagwell and his numbers with those an OPS of .922. Comparing batting of .308 average and ity too. He had a career is his first year of eligibil- Continued from Page 75 s e a s o n s . 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