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WESTCHESTER VolumeH 4 • Number 145 ERALWHYTMedia.Typepad.com July 13,D 2009 • USA $1.50 Hang Art and Ten Soul Page 14 Page 16 Of Significance IQ&A: Trend Alert A&E PG. 3 Interesting Questions & Answers Biden Admission: Obama Automotive Assemblymember Mike Spano , PG. 17 93rd Assembly District Plan Doomed Calendar safe to say that it’s probably consigns the entire effort PG. 5 not over. I am sure it will be to failure, predicts Gerald Community contentious from now until Celente. PG. 5 the majority is more clearly “The plan is based upon Epiphany Park defined. false premises,” said Q – Do you think that this Celente, Director of The PG. 2 gives other people ideas Trends Research Institute, Government about switching parties, the referring to White House PGS . 6, 7, 8 By Jeanne Zaino fact that they gave him a By Gerald Celente projections used to sell Letters leadership position to come the stimulus package to PG. 13 Q – What is your reaction back? Kingston, NY -- Vice the nation. To make their Music to what is going on in the A – Absolutely does. It President Joseph Biden’s case, Washington warned PG. 1 New York State Senate shows you that, in the admission that the Obama that without the Obama Op-Ed now? Do you really think New York State Senate Administration’s economic stimulus, unemployment, it’s over? remember you need thirty- PGS . 10, 11 recovery plan was then at 7.2 percent, would Radio A – When you have a razor two votes to pass anything. predicated on egregiously thin majority like that, it’s inaccurate forecasts see Trend Alert Pg. 12 PG. 4 see IQ&A Pg. 8 Referring to... 2009 Montreal Jazz Weir Senators Dismiss Public Festival – 30th Only Interest for their Anniversary! Human per usual, attending the Page 10 Agendas largest festival in the world John Sampson come to always is one of my annual rule the roost? It all came highlights of each and to reveal itself and unravel every of the twenty-five Mayor By Hezi Aris in lockstep as two renegade or so Montreal Jazz Fests Marvin senators, specifically Sen By Bob Putignano I’ve attended. What makes Page 6 It has been almost six Pedro Espada Jr. and this festival unique and weeks since a “coup” Sen Hiram Monserrate Happy thirtieth birthday fun? Is the fact that there caused a major convulsion switched alliances from the to Festival International are free shows, as well as New on the New York State Democratic party affiliation De Jazz De Montreal! paid indoors performances, York Senate; bringing about a to that of the Republicans, This year’s celebrations so if you make the trek to state of ill ease. Were the realigning the balance of were heralded with the this fabulous city for the Civic former power brokers led power from predominately opening of their new multi festival, you don’t have to Page 11 by Senator Malcolm Smith level offices, and gorgeous spend a penny on concerts still in charge? Would Sen see The Hezitorial Pg. 2 performance space too. As see 2009 Montreal Pg. 9 2 WESTCHESTER HERALD July 13, 2009 WESTCHESTER HERALD The Hezitorial From Page 1 WHYTMedia in favor of the Democrats decides the demeanor and and was audaciously may have wanted, future to one in which there composition of a district. insulting to the public will. votes will be guided by the Published weekly were now an equal It is always drawn up by Yonkers, suffering its own redrawing of districts, even WHYTMedia number of Democrats and the powers that be. In New financial challenges sweats creating additional ones, @gmail.com Republicans. The score was York State it was first the out the final outcome of the to the liking of those who Tel: 914-562-0834 tallied at 31 members for Democrats, then another extracurricular “games” dismissed us for the last six WHYTeditor@ each party and the position faction of the Democrtats, they played. Will Yonkers weeks. gmail.com of lieutenant governor sat then the Republicans, be able to collect taxes Redistricting has not been WHYTsubscription vacant. New York State and now, it seems the before running out of funds shown to be the impetus of @gmail.com Governor David Paterson second permutation of or will Yonkers be issuing this action isn any media, was marginalized as the Democratic majority, IOUs to compensate for but it is the only rationale Publisher impotent by the press. The specifically with Sen the games they have all for this action. The fact Hezi Aris coup gripped media by the Espada returning to the played? No matter how this that so many august men throat. It was the only game Democratic fold, districts plays out, it does seem as an and women have sworn Editor in town; nothing else could will be drawn to ensure though the senators may to do the public’s work so Hezi Aris dislodge the “drama” that greater security for the have finally come to their easily dismissed their oaths Columns would consume Albany. upcoming decade, from collective senses. Even so, of office is a pox on their Cam Bock And consume it it did. One 2010-2010, for New York the most egregious aspect respective resumes. Lee Daniels day the protagonists were State Democrats. of all the senators’ behavior Marilyn Elie on one side of the political While for some the “play” is that they have their own Gail Farrelly aisle and next they were was fun and intriguing, interests at heart and not Lisa Fine elsewhere. Public interest filling the news wires with those of the public. Peggy Godfrey and concern couldn’t hold copy, and causing cameras Shame on them for their ADVERTISE Anthony Greco a candle to the concern of to whir with images of fat lack of responsibility to Diane M. Grassi who would wield power. political cats squabbling serve the public good. 914 Joe Klock, Sr. The scenarios would be over turf, the public was Shame on us for forgetting Edward I. Koch decided along partisan marginalized, dismissed, to change the look of all 562-0834 Bob Marrone interests. And it was. and made inconsequential 62 senators when the time Dan Miller The fight was for future while the backroom for reelection demands our WHYTmedia Richard Nestro control of voting districts. boys played their games. vote. @gmail.com Martin McGloin Every ten years redistricting Their games exposed After redistricting, no Barbara Barton Sloane takes place. Redistricting unconscionable behavior matter what the people Zuri A. Stanback Henry J. Stern Andy Wainer a comic by Zuri A. Stanback Bob Weir Epiphany Park - Roger Witherspoon Advertising [email protected] or call 914-562-0834 We Welcome Your Comments Tell us if we are doing something wrong, and what we are doing right. WHYTEditor@ gmail.com WESTCHESTER HERALD July 13, 2009 3 Rain or Shine, Antoinette Montague will “Reign” at Free Jazz & Blues @ Dusk Concert @ Dusk series. “I could camouflage the emptiness not find an existing song that I was feeling. Producing to express all that I wanted this CD was a project of to, so I wrote it myself. both happiness and sorrow. What a blessing it was to It had a far more emotional be able to communicate toll on me than I ever could to others the music that, have imagined,” confessed initially, only I could hear. Montague. A group of versatile and Montague will also be interpretative musicians performing with her quartet gave it life and helped me at the Jazzmobile Summer turn it into a recording and Festival Monday, July 27, live performance piece.” 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm at 143- Montague said the 22 109th Avenue, Jamaica inspiration for the title song Queens, NY and Friday, of her new CD came from August 21, 2009, 7:00 pm to a roller coaster of emotions 8:30 pm at Marcus Garvey that she rode this past year. Park, 124th Street and “We all smile to mask the Madison Ave., New York. anger, joy, and sometimes For a sample of her music even nice, nasty energy and a regularly-updated that’s really going on inside performance schedule, visit our hearts and heads. From www.antoinettemontague. my very happy loss of all com. that weight this past year, to the very sorrowful loss of my beloved sister, Barbara, and a best friend and co- worker, sometimes even my best stage smile could barely Yonkers, NY -- Rain never train station. blues provided the aesthetic dampens jazz vocalist The (Newark) Star- finale.” Antoinette Montague Ledger’s influential jazz Montague’s Westchester from opening up wide the critic, Zan Stewart, reviewed County fans, familiar with floodgates of her satiny- Montague’s headline her performances at the smooth pipes. Even a performance, last month former Jazz on Library Green torrential downpour with over 600 in attendance Series in New Rochelle and didn’t stop her scheduled at the Newark Museum the acclaimed Presbyterian performance at the Yonkers Centennial Celebration Jazz Jazz Society Series in Mt. Downtown Waterfront in the Garden Series. He Vernon, can expect a medley BID Jazz & Blues @ Dusk described her as “an assured of jazz classics and original concert, last year. She returns singer who delivered with material that will seamlessly for a third engagement, July zest and feeling… She blend the upbeat with the 17th, starting at 6:30 PM, worked hard, digging into sentimental. Her Yonkers rain or shine. “We’re ready her songs, and talking repertoire will include a for just about anything,” to the audience, telling a performance of “Behind the said the highly-acclaimed story or two as she did… Smile,” the title song of her performer.
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