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EBOLA: AM I at RISK? Ébola: ¿ESTOY EN Riesgo? NOVEMBER 19 - NOVEMBER 25, 2014 • VOLUME 5 - No. 47 The FREE PRESS The Community’s Bilingual Newspaper BRONX El Periódico Bilingüe de la Comunidad The Goods Life p3 Mónica Barnkow by Alimento de vida Photo p16 Heat p14 Art p13 Aqua p9 El Nuevo San Juan HAS EXTENDED ITS SERVICES AT THE Simpson Pavilion! The new Simpson Pavilion is here to provide you with excellent health care. We provide primary and specialty health services including: Primary Care, Optometry, Child and Adult Behavioral Services, Gynecology and Prenatal. Visit us soon! Call for an appointment (718) 589-4755. Bring this ad to receive a free gift! 2 November 19, 2014 • the broNx free press • www.thebronxfreepress.com A food donation event was held at the Davidson Community Center. Story and photos by Mónica Barnkow cereal, milk, tuna, sardines, and a variety of canned vegetables and legumes. It was the fourth consecutive year in hile others might be worried The Goods Life which the Ford Motor Company Fund and Wabout having a few more over the Hispanic Federation have joined forces for Thanksgiving dinner, Angel for over a quarter of a century, was thrilled to Caballero’s parents, who were raising 8 for “Lucha Contra el Hambre.” The “Lucha” announce that the Center would be welcoming children of their own, also served as foster initiative brings food to the most vulnerable Caballero is ecstatic about his any and all visitors for the holiday. parents for 33 years. families, including many at the Davidson guests. He predicted that many would be served. While he spoke, volunteers in white T-shirts Community Center. “This is a very poor community,” he said. worked diligently this past Fri., Nov. 14th to “Our community is still facing the effects All 300 of them. “There are many immigrants and very needy sort through bins of boxed and canned goods of the recession,” explained Frankie Miranda, Caballero, who has served as Executive people.” to distribute to community residents. Director of the Davidson Community Center A commitment to service is a family trait. The food donations included oil, rice, pasta, See GOODS p16 HELP IS AVAILABLE. CALL TODAY! 855-525-3782 November 19, 2014 • the broNx free press • www.thebronxfreepress.com 3 Rabbi with local roots killed in Jerusalem attack Story by Erik Cuello lived in Israel since leaving the United States observance. Twersky’s brother, Mayer Twersky, is one in 2011. His maternal grandfather was noted scholar of the overseers of Yeshiva University in n Tues., Nov. 18th, two The attacks come after weeks of clashes Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik, a longtime New York, the flagship American school for Palestinians, armed with a regarding the religious site, known to Jews educator and dean at Yeshiva University Jewish Orthodox studies, and his brother- O as the Temple Mount and to Muslims as the in Northern Manhattan. In his lifetime, in-law, Jonathan Rosenblatt, is a rabbi at gun, knives and axes, attacked Noble Sanctuary. Solovietchik ordained more than 2,000 rabbis, the Riverdale Jewish Center, an Orthodox and killed four people – three Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said and is regarded by many Judaic historians as a synagogue located in the Bronx. Americans and one British that Israel would “respond with a heavy founder of modern Orthodoxy. The assailants were killed at the scene in hand to the brutal murder of Jews who came Twersky’s father was Isadore Twersky, a a gun battle with police officers. A wounded national – in a synagogue in an to pray, and were eliminated by despicable prominent educator who became the head police officer later died of his injuries. early morning attack in an ultra- murderers.” of Judaic studies at Harvard University from It has been described as the deadliest attack Orthodox Jewish community of Other leaders quickly denounced the 1978 to 1993. on Israeli civilians in over three years. Jerusalem. attacks. “Today’s vicious terrorist attack represents a barbaric new low in the sad and outrageous Among those killed in the synagogue was history of such attacks,” said Daniel Shapiro, Rabbi Moshe Twersky, whose family has deep U.S. Ambassador to Israel, in a statement. ties to the Bronx and Northern Manhattan. Twersky hailed from a family distinguished Twersky, a 59-year-old father of five, had for its commitment to religious study and Rabbi Moshe Twersky was killed. Photo: Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs Murieron las victimas en Jerusalem. Rabino con raíces locales muere en ataque a Jerusalén Historia por Erik Cuello representa un nuevo límite de barbarie en la triste e indignante historia de este tipo de agresiones”, dijo Daniel Shapiro, el embajador estadounidense l martes 18 de noviembre, dos en Israel, en un comunicado. Epalestinos armados con una pistola, Twersky provenía de una familia distinguida cuchillos y hachas, atacaron y mataron a por su compromiso con el estudio religioso y la cuatro personas -tres estadounidenses y observancia. un ciudadano británico- en un ataque a Su abuelo materno fue un notable erudito, el rabino Joseph B. Soloveitchik, un educador de una sinagoga, temprano en la mañana, toda la vida y decano en la Universidad Yeshiva en una comunidad judía ultra-ortodoxa en el norte de Manhattan. En su vida, Solovietchik de Jerusalén. ordenó a más de 2,000 rabinos y es considerado por muchos historiadores judaicos como uno de Entre los muertos de la sinagoga estaba los fundadores de la ortodoxia moderna. el rabino Moshe Twersky, cuya familia tiene El padre de Twersky fue Isadore Twersky, un profundos lazos con el Bronx y Manhattan. educador destacado que se convirtió en jefe de Twersky, un padre de 59 años de edad de estudios judaicos en la Universidad de Harvard cinco niños, vivió en Israel desde que salió de los desde 1978 hasta 1993. Estados Unidos en 2011. El hermano de Twersky, Mayer Twersky, Los ataques se producen tras semanas es uno de los supervisores de la Universidad de enfrentamientos relacionados con el sitio Yeshiva en Nueva York, la escuela americana religioso, conocido por los judíos como el Monte emblemática para los estudios ortodoxos judíos, del Templo y por los musulmanes como el Noble y su cuñado, Jonathan Rosenblatt, es rabino en Santuario. el Centro Judío Riverdale, una sinagoga ortodoxa El primer ministro, Benjamín Netanyahu, dijo ubicada en el Bronx. que Israel “responderá con mano dura al brutal Los agresores murieron en la escena en un asesinato de los judíos que vinieron a orar y tiroteo con agentes de la policía. Un oficial de fueron eliminados por asesinos despreciables”. policía murió más tarde por la gravedad de sus Los líderes denunciaron rápidamente los heridas. ataques. Ha sido descrito como el ataque más mortífero “El despiadado ataque terrorista de hoy contra civiles israelíes en más de tres años. 4 November 19, 2014 • the broNx free press • www.thebronxfreepress.com Bronx Arts Ensemble Holiday Concert gratuito, pero el espacio es limitado y se requiere The Bronx Arts Ensemble and Singers un boleto. El evento se celebrará en la Mansión present a holiday concert with music for St. Bartow-Pell en el 895 Shore Road, Parque We’re Talking the Bronx Nicholas on Sat., Dec.11th and Sun., Dec. 12th. Pelham Bay. The concert is free, but space is limited and Para más información favor de studying opera at the Conservatory of Music tickets are required. The event will take place llamar al 718.601.7399. Piazolla, como también pop, jazz americano y at Bartow-Pell Mansion located at 895 Shore in Cologne, Germany. A singer and storyteller whose music is saturated with Latin American opera que rehace en su propio estilo. También Road, Pelham Bay Park. Migguel Anggelo Performance presentará material de su próximo álbum, La For more information, please call On Sat., Nov. 22nd from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 art, culture, poetry and metaphor, Migguel strives to blur the boundaries between Casa Azul. 718.601.7399. p.m., Venezuelan-born Migguel Anggelo El Centro Bibliotecario del Bronx está brings his stage performance to the Bronx performance art and popular music. He will perform works by Latin American greats like localizado en el 310 de Kingsbridge Road. La Concierto Navideño Del Conjunto Library Center. presentación es gratuita. Migguel began his career at age 13, Agustin Lara and Astor Piazzolla, as well as de Artes del Bronx Para más información favor de El Conjunto de Artes y Cantantes del Bronx performing in such acclaimed, touring American pop, jazz and opera standards that visitar www.migguelanggelo.com. presenta un concierto navideño con música South American productions as Pinocchio, he recasts in his own signature style. He will also showcase material from his forthcoming para St. Nicholas el sábado, 11 de diciembre Romeo and Juliet and Fame, concurrently Annual Kwanzaa Celebration y el domingo, 12 de diciembre. El concierto es training for eleven years in classic ballet and album, La Casa Azul. The Bronx Library Center is located at 310 The entire family is invited to join in a East Kingsbridge Road. The performance is cultural event featuring Batoto Yetu. The The artist Migguel free. performance group shares insights on African Anggelo will perform at For more information, please visit www. heritage with music, dance, and folklore the Bronx Library Center. migguelanggelo.com. from Angola and the Congo as well as other regions. This Annual Kwanzaa Celebration will take place on Thurs., Dec. 11th at 7:00 Presentación de Migguel Anggelo p.m. at the Hostos Center for Arts and Culture El sábado, 22 de noviembre de 2:30 p.m. a located at 450 Grand Concourse. 3:00 p.m., Migguel Anggelo, de origen venezolano For more information, please visit www.
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