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BY BEN KOCHMAN Locals are demanding improved safety measures on a speedy stretch of E. Tremont Av- enue in Throggs Neck where a se- POLICE nior citizen was fatally struck by oncoming traffi c. The victim, 74-year-old local Angel Figueroa, was crossing E. Tremont at Puritan Avenue headed north just before 8 a.m. Monday, Oct. 21 when he was hit Continued on Page 79 POWER Borough to receive more cops in Highbridge allotted the most BY DAVID CRUZ with 26 offi cers. Bronx police precincts strug- In the 49th Precinct, covering gling with staffi ng shortages are Morris Park, Pelham Parkway,

MAILING ADDRESS GOES HERE GOES ADDRESS MAILING fi nally getting some relief - and the Van Nest and Allerton, 18 cops are public better help. expected to join the 168 offi cers. Crime numbers have dropped “I guess my begs and pleas were Photo by Edwin Soto Edwin by Photo dramatically, to their lowest in de- fi nally answered,” said the pre- cades. cinct’s commander, Deputy Inspec- But with NYPD manpower tor Lorenzo Johnson. down dramatically in recent years, “Since June 25th of last year, some precincts have only been able I’ve been asking,” Johnson said, re- to fi eld two or three patrol cars on ferring to his fi rst day at the Four- some shifts, creating lengthy back- Nine. Anthony’s Flower Farm Fun logs responding to non-emergency “This is the largest amount I calls. can remember,” said Joe Thomp- Mrrowwww! Kitty-cat Charlotte and her sister Chloe Santiago get into the Police sources confi rmed son, a retired NYPD detective who spirit of the Halloween season, visting Anthony’s Flower Farm in Throggs roughly 12 to 26 offi cers will be heads the precinct’s community Neck. More event photos can be found on page 32. permanently deployed to each pre- council. cinct, with the busy 44th Precinct Continued on Page 79

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In the seventh fl seventh the In judge. presiding the Livoti as ard tapped fellow veteran Leon- the state. county courts throughout Queens and seventeen other ready rooted inBrooklyn, al- court, new specialty the cases involving veterans to drug-related now transferred tem outlining the program. program. the outlining tem sys- Court County Bronx the trict Attorney’s Offi offi fairs with the U.S. Veterans Af- meetings several following summer, past the since sion that already.” through been who veterans through the VA system with “We help them navigate McKeon, a military vet, vet, amilitary McKeon, The Bronx DA’s Bronx The offi ses- in been has court The Dis- Bronx the ce, c and ce ce has oor Recovered veterans are also also are veterans Recovered too. measures preventative but approach, therapy group or exclusive treatment to time.” entire the for amonth once court the to come “Veterans Livoti. said eran’s progress. onavet- depending a charge out throw Livoti can stances, misdemeanors.bump B In felonies some in- down to A court at Bronx County Court. 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But take epidemiciPhone,” Klein continued. meaningfulkilled across in my district over this an criminals. one ofthese open up your wallet anding to pay think twice before you now go- you’re phones, stolen by bucks selling a few extra making you’re aretailer “If rible business,” said Klein. ter- out ofthis ket retailers mar- black scare to is tion time. jail fi large face could they were bought legally “The theft of smart ofsmart theft “The re- statistics to According “I have had someone “The goal of this legisla- Klein, Dinowitz bill hits stolen phone re-sellers nes or even oreven nes dent Farrah dent Reuben. P.S. and (far left) Schomo Paulette president 24 Council PTA presi- Community Pct. by50th joined are They inRiverdale. legislation new the announced Dinowitz Jeff Assemblyman and Klein Jeff Senator cil president Bob Bieder said said Bieder president Bob cil Precinct Community Coun- iPhone.” for his dered mur- was man where ayoung including a horrifi in the past couple of years, been a rash of these thefts has there my district “In New York,” Dinowitz. said in committed quent crimes In the east Bronx, 45th c incident c incident said. “They snatch and run.” and snatch “They said. ing them all of the time,” he the borough. around precincts police at ing crime. 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School principal Joe Joe principal School Science 304 teacher Rosely students Miles shows P.S. plant how to Octobertrees on 18. Friday, ence of planting trees gave gave trees experi- the that said Nobile planting of ence studentslearning a expe- compliments that rience classroom work. want to create a barrier barrier a there and there is a strip create of land there where is just edible to an nothing,” she said. “We want have airfor and sound pollution also highway. the from coming They garden, and planted Ameri- can Hazelnut trees there.” Pupils plant 60 saplings in horticulture project horticulture in 60 saplings plant Pupils PS 304 kids ‘root’ for nature for ‘root’ kids 304 PS BY PATRICK ROCCHIO PATRICK BY “The is highway right The students worked worked students The The trees were donated Parents, students, teach- students, Parents, Youngsters at P.S. 304 304 P.S. at Youngsters community organization. organization. community donation to the her school for sano, handled who the tree highway, said Mary Jane Mu- between the school and the that can it serve as a barrier Expressway, andExpressway, the hope is bordering the Cross Bronx trees along a stretch of land TreesNYC the campaign. with parents to plant the eration and the Million- the National Wildlife Fed- Wildlife National the tained the saplings from from saplings the tained Association, which ob- which Association, bury LaSalle Community building on Friday, Oct.18. Friday, on building Water- the by school the to students next to their school ing of about 60 saplings by by saplings 60 about of ing involved in a massive plant- massive a in involved ers and community all got planting saplings. barriertheir for school by worked to create a pollution learned about nature and BRONX TIMES REPORTER October 25-31, 2013 16 quiry. quiry. in- the handling are detectives Local area. chest left the to wound a stab suffering Center Medical en toJacobi tak- was man Hispanic old year A 29 attack. an into inquiry an conducting 1287 Castle Hill Ave. Authorities are head officials reported. the to wound agrazed received man young the addition shoulder. In the in once shot been had male black old year 23 The wounds. bullet separate two from suffering was who a man assisted Center Medical Lincoln at 1457 Ave. Bryant The medical staff stable condition. in be to reported and Center Medical Lincoln to transported was man jured in- The area. back the to wound let abul- from suffering was male panic His- old year A22 shot. been had man ayoung that learned officials as soon as launched was investigation - occupants. the of one from awallet also and register cash the from money of amount known un- an removed culprits male two robbed a store. neighborhood The gunpoint and knife at pair unknown The males. armed two for derway 1580 Boston Ave. evidence. as A search vouched gunwas The arrested. was is male black old year a21 time un-This weapon. the for license NYC proper the obtain to failed who a person from away taken was handgun iber 22-cal- Blvd.Another 1670 Southern isongoing. inquiry The Center. Medical Lincoln at riving ar- upon arm the to wound a bullet from suffering was 18 male old year An ahospital. to taken was teenager a where incident an into looking are Ave.Prospect Police investigators himself. male beforecontrol of the emotionally depressed gain to able were officers Police heroof. was ablethreatening to jump from a building’s toreceived that a a male report was harm requested to officials respond after were Squad the Emergency Service from officers Police 160 St. East 760 mons. asum- issuing was worker city the ized of her out hand scanner while computer- agent’s atraffic slapped female unknown the that appears It female. ablack interview to looking – 562 Morris Ave. Authorities are Webster Ave. and East 171 St. An An 171 St. East Ave.and Webster FRI, OCT. 13th, 9:50 a.m. – SUN, OCT. 8th, 4:10 a.m. – THURS, OCT. 12th, 8:55 p.m. – p.m. OCT. 11th,WED, 10:25 MON, OCT. 9th, 10:20 p.m. – SUN, OCT. 8th, 1:45 a.m. – – p.m. 2:30 13th, OCT. FRI, – p.m. 4:15 OCT. 10th, TUES, a.m. 3:10 OCT. 10th, TUES, 42nd PCT.42nd 40th PCT. 43rd PCT. 41st PCT. 41st 980 store. inthe hand on was that cash the and cell-phones several removed prits cul- unknown of pair the gun point At store. Mobile-T telephone another robbed whom males black two for ing look- are 112 Authorities 170 St. East reported. were injuries No cash. phones and an unknown amount of cell several removed gunpoint at culprits The store. -T Mobile a robbed 1181 Ave.Two males black Webster Center. Medical Lincoln to transported were students was injured. Both victims the of one only and back the to injury driverof The the crash. received an students aboard the bus at the time six were there that indicated ficials Of- accident. inan involved was bus aschool that areport receiving ter af- intersection busy the to sponded Ave.ton re- Emergencypersonnel – agun. with armed was culprit male The phones. cell several s beside money of amount unknown robbed a commercial premise of an male aHispanic gunpoint At robbery. a to officials 9-1-1 alerted system city’s the into Acall 167 St. East 267 inquiry. the to assigned lars in cash. Detectives have been phones beside several dol- thousand cell- two tablet, acomputer with fled culprits unknown The store. closed a into broke who males two for ing look- are Authorities 171 St. East son. victim’s the arrested incident the into looking officials lice Po- indicated. officials forearm right inthe stabbed was woman black old ed an elderly assist- responders Ave.First Findlay woman. The 69inquiry. year ongoing the handling are Squad tion Investiga- 1’s Highway from Critical officers Police byavehicle. struck ing be- after Hospital ed Barnabas to St. transport- was male Ablack curred. oc- accident vehicle aserious after bypolice started was vestigation rome Ave. and Mt. Eden Ave. An in- condition. instable listed was where he Hospital Barnabas to St. transported was He area. chest the to wound astab from suffering was male The stabbed. been had a male that learned officials after launched was inquiry Ave.An Boynton 1384 Edward L. Grant Hwy. and Plimp- FRI, OCT. 13th, 11:15 – Mt. OCT. 13th, p.m. FRI, THURS, OCT. 12th, 8:15 p.m. – THURS, OCT. 12th, 7:40 p.m. – THURS, OCT. 12th, p.m. 5:45 WED, OCT. 11th, 7:40 p.m. – MON, OCT. 9th, 3:45 a.m. – – a.m. 7:55 8th, OCT. SUN, SUN, OCT. 8th, 2:20 a.m. – 44th PCT. 1113 1113 Je- 5 death. the to connected criminality any was examinercal will determine if there medi- The ahome. inside hanging found was man old year 39 The man. a of death the into looking are gators 1774 Ave. investi- Police Undercliff Hospital. Barnabas St. to taken was person the injuries, any causing dicated. in- officials aknife with armed was person The tionally person. disturbed Oncewere able to gain in control of an emo- custody,1849 Sedgwick Ave. Police without officers detectives. by is underway inquiry An boyfriend. her with dispute during a domestic received apparently was which area neck the to wound astab for treated being was woman old A31year pital. gency LebanonHos- at room Bronx lice wereEden Ave. Po- Concourse. and Grand summoned to the emer- local police. The 18 year old black black 18 old The year police. local by teenager wasarrested Another 216 St. East Ave.and Bronxwood ditional culprits. ad- two for looking still are thorities Au- condition. threatening non-life where they were reported Center Medical Jacobi to transported to be in a was victim The reported. officials ject ob- ametal with head the on struck was victim The injured. seriously was aperson after suspects two rested ar- officials Police St. 224 East 666 her. to known son male was sexually by attacked a per- notified that an 18 year old black fe- were Squad Victim’s Special the from teenager had been Detectives raped. – ongoing. is inquiry water. The the in down face lying found was which male aHispanic of body the covered re- River. Officials Bronx the of banks wereresponders summoned to the Ave.First Barker Ave.and Duncomb shooting. the to ed alert- were Police wound. the for help Hospital’s Wakefield Division seeking male victim had arrived at Montefiore The indicated. officials hands left the to wound abullet from suffering was victim old year 32 The hospital. landed a Hispanic that ashooting into looking are tors male investiga- Police Blvd. Bronx and into a local Authorities were informed that a FRI, OCT. 13th, 8:00 a.m. – WED, OCT. 11th, 5:00 a.m. – WED, OCT. 11th, 4:20 p.m. – WED, OCT. 11th, 2:05 p.m. – a.m. 5:15 OCT. 10th, TUES, MON, OCT. 9th, 5:40 p.m. – – p.m. 11:00 46th PCT. 47th PCT. 47th East Gun Hill Rd. Rd. Hill Gun East was being restored. restored. being was power a.m. 4:30 by and area the into responded crews Edison Con area. severe weather a affecting 15 block downtaking the wires during some byatree caused was power trical was determined that the loss of elec- it checking community. Upon chester tified of a power outage in the Bay- 2055 Pitman Ave. Officials were no- death. the to connected ity criminal- no was there that indicated inside Investigators an apartment. found was male old year a46 of body The discovered. was abody after Ave. Katonah near section Woodlawn were summoned- to a home examinermedical staff. in the waiting for the from official report the are investigators but overdose, drug a from died apparently She a motel. inside abed on down face lying found was woman’s body The woman. old year a33 of death the into looking – attacker. the of arrest the with information that should lead to officials provided woman old year 49 The raped. been had awoman that – evidence. as vouched and teen the from moved re- was hand-gun The pistol. 9-mm a of inpossession found was male – evidence. as vouched was weapon The pistol. semi-automatic awas 25-caliber pair the from Recovered a weapon. found the pair to be in possession of police after custody into taken were Two Pl. males black Elsmere 890 underway. is inquiry The Hospital. to the trauma center at Barnabas St. transported was woman injured cally criti- The skill. afracture from fering been seriously beaten possibly suf- had woman the that indicated cials Offi- slashed. found her with throat was woman old year A66 citizen. looking into upon an a attack senior 2423 Ave. Arthur Authorities are cutter. abox with armed was who aculprit for looking are thorities Au- face. his of side right the to slash a from suffering was man Hispanic The attacked. being after Hospital Barnabas St. to transported was man old year A29 Blvd. 1973 Southern 3320 Boston Rd. Authorities are areport into looking are Officials 968 Bronx Park South. First re- First South. Park Bronx 968 273 East 239 St. First responders responders First St. 239 East 273 FRI, OCT. 13th, 12:30 a.m. – a.m. 12:30 OCT. 13th, FRI, THURS, OCT. p.m. 12th, 4:00 p.m. 12:00 12th, OCT. THURS, THURS, OCT. 12th, 3:10 a.m. THURS, OCT. 12th, 12:05 a.m. a.m. 12:05 12th, OCT. THURS, WED, OCT. 11th, 9:25 p.m. – MON, OCT. 9th, 4:30 p.m. – SUN, OCT. 8th, 3:30 a.m. – 48th PCT. for the pending trail. pending the for handgun vouched was evidence as The inNYC. aweapon own to cense li- proper the obtain to failed who aperson of control the from moved re- was pistol iber semi-automatic a45-cal- arrest, an with time This ty. communi- Park Morris inthe streets local of gunoff another removed – Hospital. Lebanon Bronx to removed was person the jured, in- being anyone without in custody Team. Once Negotiation Hostage the of situations along with members of types these handle to expertise the have who Squad Emergency Service made for police from officers the were Requests al person. disturbed emotion- an with astand-off at were officers police Local Pl. Fairmount tured leg. afrac- for treated were they where Hospital Barnabas St. to transported was person injured the but scene, incident the at provided was aid First afire-escape. from jumped person the tionally after person disturbed emo- an of aid the to came sponders head. Investigators from the Bronx theBronx from head. Investigators inthe shot been had woman black old year A30 awoman. of life the claimed that incident an into looking DeKalb3576 Ave. Authorities are condition. stable in be to reported was teen The area. buttocks the to wound a stab from Hispanic male suffering was 18 An Hospital. Bronx tral year old Cen- to North teenager admitted was – injuries. minor from ficers were reported of- The acall. to enroute were they to be suffering while accident inavehicle involved car that they were police The Center. Medical Jacobi to riding in becameTwo police were officers transported Rd. Hill Gun East and 212 St. East ceedings. pro- legal upcoming the for evidence as vouched and teen the from moved re- was handgun powerful The trol. con- his under pistol a 357-caliber 16 year old The agun. Hispanic with found being after tem maletrouble teen with the criminal justice sys- had Pl. A Zeiser teenager is in Father quiry. in- the handling are detectives Local the bullet exited the victim’s hip. left that indicated officials hip. Medical right inthe shot been had male black 18 old The year shot. being after tal hospi- aManhattan to transported – 1955 Hunt Ave. Police officers Goulden Ave. and West 195 St. A A 195 St. West Ave.and Goulden Webb Ave. A teenager 2690 was TUES, OCT. 10th, 9:55 a.m. a.m. 9:55 OCT. 10th, TUES, -793 a.m. 10:30 OCT. 13th, FRI, WED, OCT. 11th, 1:00 a.m. – p.m. 3:15 OCT. 10th, TUES, – a.m. 8:20 OCT. 10th, TUES, – a.m. 2:00 OCT.SUN, 8th, OCT. 11th, p.m. WED, 10:15 52nd PCT. PCT. 52nd 50th PCT.50th 49th PCT. 49th 153 153

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Authority Housing a at occurred that arobbery into ing look- #8are PSA Housing’s from officers Ave.Police Hill Castle 580 7 officers. ries were # to Housing reported PSA were struck vehicles two that indicated area the by bullets, of Asearch scene. the at recovered but no inju- were shells 12 bullet that spent cated responding to the original indi- report officers Police shots. adozen least at fired who aperson for asearch ing conduct- are Police 169 St. East 420 trial. pending the for evidence as vouched and man the from removed # 7. was weapon The police from officers Housing’s PSA by revolver a22-caliber with found was male black old year 21 The gun. possession of an unregistered hand in found being after arrested was prit cul- male Ave.Another Melrose 871 THURS, OCT. 12th, 4:30 p.m. – SUN, OCT. 8th, 7:05 a.m. – – p.m. 12:00 OCT. 13th, FRI, FRI, OCT. 13th, 1:35 a.m. – – p.m. 6:00 OCT. 10th, TUES, – a.m. 8:05 OCT. 10th, TUES, SUN, OCT. 8th, 12:10 a.m. – Fire Log Housing 17 BRONX TIMES REPORTER October 25-31, 2013 ed Ad Ad ed [email protected]. 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Nest• Van Community Association • Chester Civic Improvement Association • Bronx Chamber of Commerce • Liberty Democratic Association Paulette Sorg Pasqual Pelosi He said/he said His oafish letter characterizing Rep. Rep. characterizing editor, Dear letter After a too-shortBTR respite, readers oafish His His disdain citizens for do not share who of those protested who our country’s bro- Why are these details important to you, is congressman the of hatred Reynolds of lettuce. In his other letter Ken, after attacking me firstAt glance his concern might seem The his for motivation concern becomes coincidence, a just is this that sure am I Ken is not a racist. May I suggest that The Bronx Times were once again subjected to the ranting of ReynoldsMr. in two letters not one, but published in the October 18 edition. as a “jailbird”Crowley would be laughable its venomous display not for were it of outright hatred and ill-will. his religious skin beliefs color, or ethnicity laser-like his by apparent glaringly made is focus on the backgrounds immigrationken policy (Muslim, Puerto Ri- Russian-Jewish). Mexican, can, Ken, since claim you that are you not a racist? palpable, to the due and fact probably that runningwhen against office for Crowley Reynolds, his by own account, was only able to win that of the many 19% votes. Given voters align themselves against any incum- bent, the figure 19% could have probably been bested a head by disagreeingfor with his stunted world-view, concernvoices the for plight of Europeans wishwho to the enter and U.S. findthat their quotas are than lower some locations in the of Caribbean. people the uncharacteristic since, while Ken can be that one not is humanitarian things, many called consider adjective that comes to mind. we when clear the Caribbean are multi-racial or non-white, while the Europeans are Caucasian. since about someone’s home being walled in by a a by in walled being home someone’s about constructionnew that is only inches away res- proposed a without property their from to thisolution outrage? Who are the morons the voted for obscenewho zoning R-7 law struc- the in Who injustice? an such permits that their give would Buildings of Department inevitable the approval to a plan? such can How develop- to done ers think that leaving inches a few of space be to between buildings is reasonable? are How repairs ele- the from time in resulting damage tural ments? Reporter print the names of all the “politi- cians” and DOB officials continue to who can voters the that so travesty this support do some much-needed house cleaning. May I also suggest that the feign developers who ignorance of the consequences and turn a blind eye to the distress of others be held ac- theircountable for greed-driven actions. Donna Ferrer Donna Paulette Sorg addressable and number telephone FROM YOU FROM Squeezed houses Squeezed LET US HEAR HEAR US LET They should be addressed care of this this of care addressed be Letters to the editor are from welcome all should readers. They newspaper to Laura Guerriero, Pub- the Bronxlisher, Times 900 Reporter, E. 132nd Street, Bronx, NY 10454, e-mail or [email protected]. to published submitted those be including letters letters, All NOT via e-mail, MUST be signed and with a will unsigned verifi No number included. Note that the address and telephone request. upon and the name will be published with- or held can be accepted The publication. edi- for tor reserves the right to edit all submis- sions. Homeless shelters should not be in good good in be not should shelters Homeless Who will any property want to buy in our People arePeople greedy money care and don’t We should useWe the building seniors, for This is really good for bringing up chil- up bringing for good really is This You know we as know we the taxpayersYou rights have Get the back “cops” in and the low-life editor, Dear manyHow times are going we to read Dear editor, Dear Regarding the removal of benches from Keane Sq. benches Keane neighborhoods - tear the building down and building a condo and be done with it!!! area if this happens? walk away and we will be stuck with the the with stuck be will we and they and building that into put they what away walk problems and issues. Montefiore Medical or something that won’t won’t that something or Medical Montefiore destroy our property value or our safety. dren and property sales. Our neighborhood will be another GHETTO... hood that have mental issues, drug issues, issues, too owners home have - we and condo owners drug in the neighborhood has which been a very issues, good and viable neighborhood and you now mental neighbor- the into vets have homeless put to want that hood etc. a homeless shelter. a homeless shelter. element out so that out element law-abiding citizens— and especially those seniors served who this country with honor—can once again enjoy the comfort of a park they where can relax socialize. and police presence after dark in an area that that area an in dark after and Keane Square Park: the At risk of asking vagrants by presence there isn’t the an obvious, why increased frequented police be to known is criminals during the nighttime hours? To capitulate and the remove benches, saying everyone for ruin it undesirables some that else is out.” a “cop Janine Hynes Janine Audrey Kavanagh

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Thanks to Vacca Homeless Shelter Homeless It feels good to know that someone is look- Dear editor, Dear hav- disgrace a be to going is this think I After nearly 3 weeks with no gas,de- I When to a family problem I mentioned my I should try contacting Councilmen Vacca Dear editor, Dear I am a homeowner in the Throgs Neck Thank in you advance your time. for If this were a wealthy area, thecops Throggs Neck used to be a great neigh- I was wonderingif can you get this news If I would known have the about breakdown they succeeded with their plan to to plan their with succeeded they down There was also another story blocks a few The night attempted of my break-in, I Last night friend a I have had the who

Dear editor, Dear I would like to make aware of a situa- you room For the past months few there been have living my in tv watching was I As LETTERS TO THE EDITOR THE TO LETTERS ing after the people of Throggs Neck. ily. Vacca had madeVacca on behalf of me and fam- my ing 1870 Pelham Parkway South turned into I am extremely grateful the for efforts Mr. gas was turned back on, and needless to say, about my problem. On Monday evening, my my evening, Monday On problem. my about cided this to contact Vacca Mr. past Sunday had had. had member, she told me me she told member, and that he had helped her with an issue she heat, or stove. water hot the days became weeks, and I still yet had no children to after, look I was desperate after to reconnect gas, my and with two younger word on how long it would take long it on how Conword for Ed tion for antion for oil to gas With conversion. no unexpectedly during a failed Con Ed inspec- Ed Con failed a during unexpectedly community. Recently gas offcommunity. my was shut sters been would have caught. would been have all thisover and these mon- you can’t feel safe even you in your own home. sooner. borhood, its turned now into a place where would been have on that put window a lot were home sleeping. so residentsout can protect themselves. in and attempted break-in next to me, bars ple’s house,who have a newborn, have while they house,who ple’s next to mine and 2 houses break-in. from I am where that they in broke to a cou- same thing to the basement apartment right right apartment basement the to thing same was informed that they attempted to do the the do to attempted they that informed was 11-11:30. was left wide open. same exact thing happen around to her at When into the I went bedroom the window they the saw light from the tv they ran. from my children’s bedroom window. When When window. bedroom children’s my from tion that has been going in Throggs Neck. an astronomical amount of break-ins. on Saturday night 7:30,at someone came in BRONX TIMES REPORTER October 25-31, 2013 18 bricks on the walls. walls. on the bricks cobblestones on the fl onthe cobblestones door and stoop, and painted as roll downdisguised gate, conditioner air an lines, clothes wires, and poles ity windows, fi fi graf- with complete alley, city treat. areal is but inside in, or eat doneright.” are they if thing agood be can “Burgers mile-and-a-half of it location. restaurant delivers within a he said, adding that the new is cookederything to order,” new businesses. about his as said Scher he Allen owner and founder beamed shakes, cream of ice fl 19 and hamburgers of varieties different 29 tures with Avenue fea- Lurting near Avenue Park Morris 1080 prideTime. ‘where’s at Burger the beef?’ ti on the walls, and replica replica and walls, onthe ti It’s Burger Time for Morris Park beef fans The décor resembles a a resembles décor The out take can Customers but ev- food, afast is “It joint at new burger The ask to You’lll never need BY PATRICK ROCCHIO >ÌÊ/i«iÊ>ÌÛ>ÊÊÓ{{äÊ Ã«>>ì 1Ê*,/9 re escapes, util- Food, Music, Fun &Candle Lighting , 9]Ê "6°ÊÓÓÊÊÇ\ÎäÊ*° ° Temple the entire synagogue Jewish serving Hatikva Community. is aReform/Conservative We welcome all who wish those toworship oor and T avors avors Ì>VÌÊ/i«iÊ>ÌÛ>Ê>Ì\ÊÇ£n®ÊÇÓ££äÊÀÊ/ * /6J>°V , Ê --" t , Ê --" emple and fries to $8.49 for aB.L.T. $8.49 to fries and for ahamburger plus tax $5.99 from ranging currently prices with hesaid, priced, fries.” and burger ounce six walking out of here with a you are tax and dollars six For diners. the that cheaper “We are for hesaid. fries,” said. he quality, of terms in fries and burgers his don’t nowhere near come food. Chinese and places, pizza food, ian Ital- to limited mostly tions op- dining which hesays has neighborhood, the new to hopes to bring something in Morris Park for 35 years, inside,” hesaid. are you while eating outside and ent experience. dining adiffer- it offers customers, his For Heights. Washington to hang out in growing up in the used friends his like heand kind alley an recreating at /i«iÊ>ÌÛ>ÊÃÊV>Ìi`Ê>Ì\ÊÊÓ{{äÊ Ã«>>ì]Ê ÀÝ]Ê 9 /i«iÊ>ÌÛ>ÊÃÊV>Ìi`Ê>Ì\ÊÊÓ{{äÊ Ã«>>ì]Ê ÀÝ]Ê The menu is reasonably potatoes real “We use restaurants food Fast lived Scher, has who has “It is almost like being by Scher attempt an It was Our goal is theJewish toprovide Community with ugrTm nMri akAeu. Avenue. Park Morris on Time Burger of inside milkshake and burger ring onion an with Allen Scher and turkey burgers. burgers. turkey and as well as veggie, chicken quesadillas, and sandwiches, salads, 10-ounce of range full a offer also They sandwich. restaurant when he went to to went he when restaurant East Side. French a bistro in ner for about years ten apart- Hewas onrestaurant. the Lower This is not Scher’s fi He got involved in that ,>LLÊ>ÀÀÞÊiÀÌâLiÀ} >ÌÀÊÞiÊ iÀÀÞ

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Enchanted Wave Hill offers Fairy thisweekend. Wave events offers Hill Enchanted 61 BRONX TIMES REPORTER October 25-31, 2013 Gotta peo- few a mention TavernA big welcome sing- to Congratulations a will be weekend This My email address… the- See ya next week. Dennis is heard every every heard is Dennis stu- the in is Dennis Tavern history. Tavern Sue,on fromple… Paddy’s John, owner of TheTheBay. from Phyllis, Steak House. The Turner andmy Club, The from also Emma, friend Turner As Viv always, club. Tammi. and barto new owner Tish, she Congratula- Bay. is the owner new Area98 of Pelham in tions and good luck. ing group Twin Gold for capacity a to performing Scottscrowd at Place Café last week. I’ve known these per- ladies a long time for they and when rare very it’s form in The Bronx, if they do againit make sure get you early. there blast at Scotts place…On its Butch BarbellaFriday, streets of the Bronx, and for A Boomerang. its Saturday great musical line-up, call up and reserve a table. [email protected] andneighbors around the the around andneighbors and turnworld your com- intoputer a radio and listen to some of the great- recorded! ever est music - StreetDoo-Wop Corner Harmony - Soul & Good ole Rock n Roll on the Dennis NardoneDion Rock n Roll Ra- Music Doo-Wop/oldies 2 dio Show also known Radio. as to the On Dennis Club a.m. 11 Keep Rockin’.” from Sunday p.m. on WVOX1460AM on the radio dial and world- www. internet the on wide wvox.com. The is show radio HD on heard also 93.5-WVIP and from your smart - ipad - and phone android. dio with John Kuse, the The of singer lead original “Co- sang who Excellents. Islandney Baby.” Musical entertainer/ FYI… The Archer bar is That was roast- a pig Yes. “With the blessing of says, Besides the sound of mu- Dennis as So mine, Louise. mine, host- be will Z. Donny singer annual Boulevards the ing Halloween party on Satur- Oct.26th.day Maybe I’ll see you there! located on White Plains road and IS STILL OPEN! ing in on the front of Paddy’s weeks a few bay ago, owners Chip and Patrick roasted a 60 pound in pig celebration of Oktoberfest. The place was packed,entertainment cel- and the help a widevariety of tap to beer hand on was ebration. I passed Paddy’s by last week and the were boys roasting two loins, pork these twoowners are lots of fun, they run a great bar with a fantastic staff. Owner, Chip has a wide range of comesknowledge it when to Keeping the Alive Music so am I genre. this with fromhappy to music play TheDion, Dupree’s, Earls, Johnny Maestro, Mello Kings a true etc. It’s sound compliment who of voices four-part with other each vocals. lead with harmony As I call - Real it the Music autta it be.” way N Rock this “O” and sponsorsMr. and keep of course listeners hope we can we playingRoll Music for many more years to come,” Dennis. continued expres- an is show the sic, of returningsion and re- membering so many good times of growing for up show- while people many casing the of the music 50’s and 60’s to the young. “Tell your family - friends nd it amaz- it nd FOR ADVERTISING RATES AND FOR ADVERTISING RATES INFORMATION CALL (718) 742-3386 CALL INFORMATION I had a great time a few know that you Did the Also working The at Bou- “I that say always I have weeks ago; actually, I always a greathave I time. Anyway, boule-stopped off Hurley’s at since vard and had a “few” cock- awhile been tails with owner Mike. Sorry it’s say to I last much visited Hurley’s, to thedue lack of parking but this time I managed to a get soon As front. in right spot as I walked to the up bar I knew I was longtime home, bartender Etta was behind the sticks and owner Mike was down the at of south side the after bar, four min- about utes me, Mike and customer talking Liamwere Tavern talk, and me telllet ya, Mike knows his tavern It’s history. a good get night you when and conversation great some storiesold of taverns of yes- teryear. located Cas-Bar, current once Was on Castle Hill Av. owned by Joseph Valachi? Back in the was day it called Lido. The levard is veteran bartender and a long time friend of and into even Canada! more listeners from the Bronx than Westchester that’s because County started it where on the playgrounds corners, and candy stores of the special very is Bronx!…..It that we have listeners from all hear the We over world. who Nagle Bonnie from Philadelphia the in lives area and incidentally who had the to honor dance on in Bandstand American 1961 along with Ken from Chicago, Margaret (for- Rochellen)mer New from lis- a have also We Texas. wastener in who the Bronx she so cousin her visiting listensnow in the wee hours of the morning from Australia!. I fi ing along with great appre- ciation that say people from they all as and listen over cial Fifties,” Mr. ll-in host before get- before host ll-in But DennisBut started as earned has Dennis ITEM: The original band in this Reading ITEM: “Thirty3Sixty3 is a fab- a is “Thirty3Sixty3 What a great to way For more informa- ting a chance to host his ing the “Harrison his Live” Radio Talk Show. host to chance a fi a ting Dennisshow- also hosted including shows, other “Crimestoppers on the “Law Enforcement Air,” and “FridayMorn- Today,” ing Open Line.” ra- his with awards many recently Just ability. dio he was honored the by Mornign Star Italian Soci- “Professional the with ety and Award,” Achievement named was he 2010 in the theby NYS Assembly as Offi “The he wasnot to mention in- ducted into America’s WhoWho’s and awarded the 1999 “Talk Host of Show the Whitney Year” for Me- dia. Rock and Roll it’s But that has been elevating his as has thevoice show at- tracted listeners from all over Westchester County Queens, Bronx, the into Connecticut, Island, Long JerseyNew and unbeliev- allable the over country Blindman is busier than than busier is Blindman withever album new release, video shoot and more! time? Boomerang will be at with Scott Place Café on Saturday time good a October 26 from 8pm to11pm. always It’s these rockers. Rock on. Rock out. day. We opened our doors doors our opened ulous place to spend the We day. to cater to all folks includ- seniors. ing Vil- a movie andwatch not a eat to commute to have John fresh affordable meal. Plus says a greatit’s to meet way new friends or reconnect ones!” with old 0wner. lanueva, tion visit Facebook.com/ call or Thirty3Sixty3 718.828.3363. lms lms from Dennis resides now in “I love both aspects of of aspects both love “I Dennis is celebrating celebrating is Dennis Movie classics to look At Thirty3 Sixty3 Sil- Harrison, along NY, with his producer and co-Host Ms. Tonny and been have on the air since 1998 host- radio programming that I for with involved been have radio Talk year’s. many so to chance A special. very is thoughts, your broadcast comment’s feeling’s, idea’s, and editorial’s of national lo- importantly more and cal and news issues. is It an art of elevating your voice news. express everyday to I that something is That learned and admired from as be honest) “O” (to Mr. listenI have to him since West the in up growing said Rochelle,” End of New Dennis. his 11 year anniversary anniversary year 11 his of playing RockRoll N on main stream radio and is of theproud fact to pass also is #560. Dennis show celebrating 15 years as a talk host on WVOX. show along with sponsor a major Distribu- Beer Manhattan tors of the Bronx. tume Contest will be held. will held. be Contest tume evening the rock will They Alter- favorite your playing and Retro Classic, native, tunes. rock Progressive forward to include: • Abbott & Costello Meet Monsters The • Gone with the Wind • The Raven feature:• Double Dracula & Frankenstein ver Screenver Tuesdays, folks will transported back be experience and time in ex- fi be favorite their to meant the 1930s-1970s the way were they perienced-- back on the big screen! with purchase. with ow

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Ronald succeeded (who ton defeated Bush senior Bush juniorlike when Obama and followed Bill Clin-to a Democratic president, ashift see ample, we often for ex- presidents, publican cycles. in work H rule against CB in the mat- Standards and Appeal will of Board the course, for the par that, Isuspect between. far few and i.e., very -- rare be should exceptions such but necessary, and uitable eq- are suchprerequisites to exceptions occasionally Yes, ings in our neighborhood. and construction of build- zoning, siting, maintenance, provisionsfollow faithfully any and all like future development to would board community the to be completely Bronx of The Borough the relative re-zonedfi -- district and -- becoming the board community entire the andeffort energy re-zoning to of years spent Having tion. theapproval 12 is opposed to moving Board Community therecord, Forthe waived. Buildings York of New by the mandated ments this require- haveder to certain Cityrequesting variances in or- concerned Applica- Department York. correspondence The an ofNew City ofthe Appeal entity and Standards and Board that the as known Government is to an missive yet another penning agency of of Municipal in board community rst Generally, a in it particularly Voters, is true ofRe- afew terms After I spent all day yesterday day yesterday all I spent Time For AChange! Time RICHARD F. GORMAN litical movements point out that po- istorians often ( Part One ) One ( Part BY FATHER B.S.A. Mayoral SpinCycle DeBlasio and his new po- his and DeBlasio statistics. crime outweighs the decrease in diminished civil liberties feel that the high price of New Yorkers many ries, catego- crime all in drop arecord and tive policing city. our running DeBlasio, Bill Democrat, left-of-center have to avery likely are we mayors, now variety) (albeit liberal ofthe lican Giuliani. Rudy and Bloomberg Mike predecessors, two his from priorities style, and tone, differs signifi “progressive” mayor, who populist and self-styled likely a to dramatically pendulum swing back quite we’re witnessing also the unoccupied housing in CB extent of available-because- populations. The excessive challenged and dependent for of dence number any resi- community and homes group establish to seeking and government agencies not-for-profi tive acquisitions attrac- for both make homes Vacant squatters. and vandals, ists, arson- for break-ins, targets primary are homes Empty and real estate speculators. toare like ripe fruit be waiting homes Empty District. our picked of head the to pointed a gun is asituationthat of affairs, state able disgraceful and by undesir- for this profusely housing thank to Appeals and dards ofStan- Board Ihave the and you scams, housing other prime mortgage crisis and sub- due the to or foreclosed for ofapurchaser want idle sit ofhomes and empty dreds ofNew City York. entire the all fi in boards but community board, community ticular par- our to respect with only nity board. This is commu- ofthe ommendation true not rec- the N.Y.C.B.S.A. ignores waiver ofaregulation, the or forapplication avariance adeveloper’s opposes board in which the community often than not, in instances which Irefer. to ter More Time will tell whether ofpro-ac- years 20 After ofRepub- years 20 After Here in New York City, In CB 12, where hun- 12, CB In ve boroughs throughout t organizations organizations t cnl in cantly who view of have abroader pundits and historians the leave that deep question I’ll cycles ofhistory? of the to mayor inevitable because aleft-of-center to shift years. four next the burden will not increase in tax large already our that community York’s business New assure to need the and increases salary workers’ city with fair being tween have to walk a fi DeBlasio. in pion cham- and have afriend labor unions fi will ofNew York’smembers try. coun- the in city large est New keep York saf- still the less “stop-and-frisk”) and proach to policing (namely anew ap- able balance to lice commissioner be will rules upon applications and considers Appeals and appropriate. when N.Y.C.B.S.A. owners property to and ers feels reliefto grant to develop- it is order in regulations of these provisions the cases, certain vary, to in ability cludes the This signifi LAWS. LABOR AND ING THE MULTIPLE DWELL- and CODES, FIRE AND ING NEW YORK CITY BUILD- THE YORK, OF NEW CITY RESOLUTION OF THE ZONING ofTHE plicability the meaning and/or the ap- OF NEW YORK to interpretCHARTER OF THE CITY is empowered by THE New York City. Board The processthe zoning and planning of afeature is Appeal and thatneighborhood. is ofour well-being the and unique oflife quality the impair -- even maybe fatally ously -- seri- virtually ripe, are tions to happen. It can, if theing, a headline waiting condi- to go off, a disaster in the mak- 12 is a time bomb waiting to Was this pendulum pendulum this Was hewill again, But here, and class middle The The Board of Standards ofStandards Board The ofStandards Board The cant power in- by Tom Allon ne line bene line nally of City & State NY, was a NY, was &State of City an interesting ride. the city? on stamp put to his tempts at- DeBlasio as 8years to 4 next over the swing lum Hall. City to DeBlasio Bill propelwill likely winner for change yearning eral “stop-and-frisk” and a gen- troversial policing policy of income inequality, the con- Bloomberg. Mike the election of billionaire the wake of 9-11 that led to in Street Wall calm to need the and itstability was 2001, In Dinkins. David feated torney U.S.former At- crusading why is that Rudy and crime, was city the in major issue the Giulianipolitical cycles. de- Standards and Appeal con- of Board p.m., the 1:30 til Tuesdaythe from be can samecommissioners fromas borough. such. No experience 10 years at least more 10 than a.m. two qualifi fessional Everymust un- be a plannerin that with profession; and pro- one experience 10 years least at with engineer fessional pro- alicensed one must be experiencetect archi- aregistered must be with as an commissioner One (6) years. architect; at ofsix for aterm serve each leastof fi 10 and Appeal is years composed of Occupancy. Certifi a altogether voke F.D.N.Y or to modify re- N.Y.C.D.O.B. from tions and applica- and designations; zoning prior under issued vest permits streets; un-built mapped, LAW within build to GENERAL MUNICIPAL YORK NEW waiveto THE (N.Y.C.S.B.S.); applications Services Business of Small New York Department City partment (F.D.N.Y.), or the New Yorkthe De- Fire City Buildings (N.Y.C.D.O.B.), Yorkterminations of the New peals relative to fi CityZONING RESOLITION; ap- CITY YORK NEW THE Departmentpermits as authorized by special and for variances of Tom Allon, president president Allon, Tom Stay tuned. It should be pendu- the will Where that it seems 2013, In But recall that in 1993, The Board of Standards ofStandards Board The who commissioners ve ctos and cations nl de- nal cate candidate in 2013 before he he before 2013 in candidate mayoral Party-backed Liberal and Republican large part, testament to the the to testament part, large in is, area our in houses row upon ofempty the above, Istated As prospect. enviable than aless courts, no appeal is whence there from ity other thanand quasi-judicial to author- theexecutive, quasi-legislative administrative body with of power, and ofcontrol deal a great actingThese fi asmissioner a Eileen Montanez. super Com- and R.A., Hinkson, san Su- Commissioner Brown, Commissioner Dara Ottley- Esq., Christopher Collins, Vice-Chairman vasan, Srini- Meenakshi woman peal at Ap- and ofStandards Board present are: Chair-ecutive Director. with the offi ofStaff aChief chooses peal Ap- and ofStandards Board nearly $200,000. The entire compensation to the tune of receives currently and ence experi- more ofprofessional or 10 years requisite the with orplanner engineer chitect, ar- experienced the must be man/woman of N.Y.C.B.S.A. commissioners. The Chair- fi the among from Board Chairman/woman of the Chairman/woman and Vice of New York the designates City Mayor ofthe The ters. mat- aforementioned the Applications to pertaining on hearings public ducts The fi ve individuals have have individuals ve ve (members of the cial title of Ex- of title cial TOM ALLON ve ve [email protected]. him attal- Reach sector. left to return to the private for this time? time? for this week! next out neighborhoods? to mutilatetanez, Incorporated forever son, Ottley-Brown, and Mon- theSrinivasan, Collins, Hink- facechange in this scenario? of Is ournot something begging for it have to arguments. their as be so?of local Is representatives there ofthe tuous governmentpersonally attest, contemp- as wellas frequently, and issues hood “YOURSapathetic vis-à-vis neighbor- calities. It is dismissive and oflo- anxieties the and ests TRULY” inter- the to indifferent and business. pro- and pro-developer edly canent N.Y.C.B.S.A. decid- is Itno surprise that this pres- is ing. insensitive Ergo, it should come decision-mak- its and Board as ofthe outlook the and tone York. the Mayor sets The ofNew City Mayor ofthe the viz., ofone-- a constituency oral appointees. May- are Commissioners its of all that They reality the from have part large in comes Appeal and ofStandards Board the of authority absolute most al- The worse. very for the hood, in the case of CB 12 ofaneighbor- landscape the unbridled capacity to alter work of N.Y.C.B.S.A. and its Until next time, that is it Stay tuned! You fi will Should it be so? 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Far too voters can base their de- liable information so that that so information liable honest and to provide re- keep our elected officials nalists is to it duty whose fourth estate,” the jour- the estate,” fourth tion in the quality of “the “the of quality the in tion tional Republic. Republic. tional deteriora- steady a been survival of our constitu- seen as essential to the the to essential as seen unfettered free press was was press free unfettered indeed, aggressive and and aggressive indeed, cessity of an active, and American nation, the ne- you! has the perfect for solution weeks, then Temple Hatikva Hatikva Temple then weeks, a good meal in of a couple petite, or, if you haven’t had if haven’t petite, you or, those things in their lives. their in things those promise do ever to never They will even solemnly solemnly even will They drugs is your health. bad for cohol, smokingcohol, and using tell you that drinking al- drinking that you tell do something. do n e e d t o r e g u l a r l y h a v e o r ing a strong and harmful hol or a narcotichol drug. substance, especially alco- especially substance, dependence on an addictive addictive an on dependence happening. and in overindulgence the p i n g s o m e t h i n g b a d f r o m act or practice of stop- BRONX TIMES REPORTER October 25-31, 2013 68 lege, 450 Grand Concourse Concourse Grand lege, 450 Col- Community (Hostos @Hostos Gallery Art wood ley begins 5:00pm at Long- enjoy them. and hop to onboard come wel- are all and free is ues (BCA). Admission to ven- Arts onthe Council Bronx ofthe aprogram is Trolley Culture Bronx The ing. read- and signing a book present also will the Arts of Museum Bronx The BronxArtSpace. and ter Cen- Documentary Bronx Arts, the of Museum Bronx @Hostos, Gallery Corridor at Longwood Art Cultural Bronx South the raphy exhibitions along photog- and ofart evening an with November 6th onWednesday, ley returns East (main entrance) and and entrance) (main East Parkway River Hutchinson 1530 is address 2 toys. The ples come new toy.unwrapped Cou- in at $30.00 plus an Donation $20.00 is plus 8:30-10. from a hot buffet is There 1AM. gountil and at 8PM begin Festivities Saturday, December 7th. Post at here the Dance and aToy Drive hosting are ers etc. hot dogs, ditional YC for tra- Bronxonia at the friends good our to then and ceremony annual for Park our Memorial Veterans Bicentennial the to road service the to down left, from Laffayette down TremontParade Ave, to Randall, on! going stuff of good kind was Co. Carting Danna enough property. outside ofthe was accomplished on the tothe amount of work that donate proud of be We all should fi our at up showed that you a of all thank to like I would Bronx Cultural Trolley returns Nov. 6th of2013. workrst party November 6th’s Trol- Trol- Culture Bronx The The Latin American Rid- American Latin The all! Hello On November 10, it’s our alot with meeting Great Hello of First all, to all! BY TONY SALIMBENE TONY BY BY PAUL GOLLUSCIO PAUL BY BY AL BELFIORE AL BY crafted hats, sculptural sculptural hats, crafted tion of photographs, hand installa- multimedia a cer, Pagan: My Room): Esther Project the Colors (in onview Also 11, 2001. of Can- September through 1980s tion of the borough in the revitaliza- early the from Community in the Bronx, mation of the Hispanic the growth and transfor- United States, chronicles the in newspaper daily language Spanish lishing longest-pub- the Prensa, pages from El Diario/La front historic and articles, news photographs, 40 over lery). Gal- Main the (in 1980-2001 lines: Latino New Yorkers ThisCelebration: In The Head- Prensa 100th Anniversary exhibition Diario/La El of opening the with Street) at 149th of gram Homeless Female Vets Female Homeless gram Veteran Reintergration Pro- for Homeless aProgram has at 917-731-8164. Soto George President call info, more Need children. needy and toys will benefi toys will and donations all and tion anon-profi are there be as well will as a DJ. L. A. Riders band live A ers. Persuad- the to live tribute entrance.) (service Place Ericson 1531 There will be a rony Post! event Ko- for the milestone seating is limited, this is a as Mondello Joe Call down. everyone event tell Ican’t so RSVP to the commander, it’s an tion to Imen- Milito. just this Maria with as FM on104 2013”, simulcast a head hand Joe’s “VetCommander Jam salute on services. their utilize please need, you have the If colors. ing they come through with fl generosity. for their Civic Association Point ofLocust friends ered consid- always be will They project. this to container Easter Seals New York Seals Easter On 11/11, I was just in- Also on the 10th we have after- up the We cleaned asked, are they Anytime t organiza- t t displaced displaced t y- the First Wednesdays of Wednesdays First the on runs Trolley Culture Concourse. The Bronx lower ofthe Grand ridor Cor- Cultural Bronx South a cultural tour along the ley is Trol- Culture Bronx The your events. cultural evening’s free way onits the to Hostos ticket from departure trolley’s to7:30pm indicating the at 5:30pm, 6:30pm, and gle. ated from personal strug- and ultimate beauty cre- recovery artistry, her life, to shareThis exhibition invites us cancer. by breast changed as itcom. Esther was forever celebrates mycolorsofcancer. blog web herinteractive via online show activated is The poetry. and elements, down there and where to where to and there down onhow later get to More in the big parade in NYC! Legion will be the lead unit American The that formed, new sides ofthe on both process. construction ofthe math Vets Outreach Specialist at Specialist 212-943-4364 Outreach Vets , Scriven Stanley Call etc. or log Referrals Housing onferrals, to Re- writing, Resume ment, Job and Employ- Training with Families. They Provide The trolley bell clangs clangs bell trolley The We also pulled weeds Art is our Last Hope docu- Hope Last our is Art hibitions: Paulo Bruscky: ex- museum’s current the of atour and sus-Coniglio Je- De M. Pura Rev. author by Bronx reading and ing sign- for abook Arts the of Museum Bronx • The clude: in- attractions and stops month’stos, this trolley @Hos- Gallery Art wood way. the along venues entertainment and establishmentsdining attractions,test cultural area’s hot- ofthe several sample to opportunity the car. Passengers are given early trolley 20th-century ofan areplica via travel way to afun alike tourists viding Bronxites and September), pro- and ary (except month each Janu- cause of the grass-roots ef- grass-roots ofthe cause be- special St., by 180th War cemetary era Civil the at ceremony and a clean-up fi for the and after Van Monument shortly Nest the at noon, Rd. liamsbridge Wil- Plaza, Peace then and at 10:30 Bay Park Pelham Monument at WW1 Victory Winged we11th, have the up. form two refrigerators and a and refrigerators two some donated appliances--- week last atruck rented myself in order and Toth Ed Treasurer huge“toy”---a payloader. to new his with beach pickentire upmember, the cleaned up mulch. fresh in dumped and playground 212-686-7500 ext. 4218. ext. 212-686-7500 Rm 2176N NY NY 10012. Call Street, 23rd East 423 tem Harbor VA Healthcare Sys- Outreach Veteran USMC Johnson, Specialisttunities available. Lyn Call oppor- ofthese abunch has Opportunities. MTA NYC at NYtion Repair Management tomotive/Truck/Bus/Avia- Au- Transit MTA NYC sen. www.eastersealsny.org In addition to Long- In our own hood on the the on hood own our In Joe Donovan, new board new board Donovan, Joe Don’t forget our non- Don’t our forget This in from Tom Han- rst time, time, rst resettlement. in lives their U.S. and the in night first their during NYC chronicles refugees in exhibition one-person Stabile’s first photographs, Stabile. more In sixty than Gabriele by photographs gee Hotel, an exhibition of ofRefu- forter aviewing Cen- Documentary • Bronx Beach. quent Orchard who fre- ofthose dignity and pride the celebrating and regulars summertime ofthe portraits featuring Riviera, an exhibition Bronx The Beach: chard Or- Tonytor and Feher; sculp- American of works prehensivemedia; Tony Feher, a com- other and photographs, surveyture in the artist’s books, ters with the Recife cul- of encoun- artist’s the ments the crashed. The Staten Island Ferry long. so hewaited bad Too 15,1946. suicide onOctober ted ofage. years 1917 15, at on October 41 behind the stick. the behind be 6when Iwill until Noon 12 Friday, from is donations your off drop day to A good perishable food collection. of our events. of our marker fl the kind donation of grave for Homes Funeral nity DeCostanzo of Dormi/Dig- Chris member to thanks big ofcourse, And come. portunity! All vets are wel- op- for volunteers the young ofG.I.V.E.Martel her and Nilka Thanks area. glected to render ne- respect to this ofyouth organizations forts “new” building. Offi building. “new” ofour inside up the clean to order in soon work party another call will We lessly. ing this happen so effort- father Bill Murphy for mak- her and Hardy dent Kristen presi- vice our to out goes thanks Special kitchen. stove civic’s for the new we have not been given the the given we have notbeen On the same date in 2003 2003 in date same the On commit- Goering Herman executed was Hari Mata Time!! Trivia ags for this and all all and for this ags cially, cially, tion: 718-931-9500 x33. 718-931-9500 tion: Arts. Additional informa- onthe Council Bronx the of activities and grams ley as well as other pro- Trol- 4th’s Culture Bronx information on December for mid-November in org site at www.bronxarts. VisitKemraj. BCA’s web- dances led by Bharati Bollywood and day treats holi- featuring Trolley Bolly Holly The year: This trolley. holiday year-end forspecial our 2013 4, ber on Wednesday, Decem- ture Trolley will roll again and performances. raphy, drawing, painting, photog- video, perimental ex- Event with ciplinary Synthetic Zero Multi-Dis- for a • BronxArtSpace bless. God hugprayers, avet and 20, 1944. turned at Leyte on October 1767.18, onOctober established was 2006. 16, onOctober million 300 1793. 15, onOctober her head the Turner Club, 11am). Turner the come join us (3rd Sunday at please sons, and Vets, ladies busy, quit! we’re notgonna -we’re on12/8 Party mas VA our and on 12/7 Christ- Drive, VA Hospitl Gift Shop Toy parade, annual our Veterns Ride, Boat Camp, Club. Turner at the 12/15 on be will Party Christmas Thanks for reading! Thanks will start promptly and civicat building the at 8pm. 5. be Tuesday,will November meeting general the and 30 be Wednesday,ing will Oct meet- board next The pen. eryone when thiskeys will yet, hap- so we’ll notify ev- NOTE: The Bronx Cul- Bronx The NOTE: Keep the troops in your re- Arthur Mac General Line -Dixon Mason The The U. S. population hit Marie Antionette lost Until Next Time: Judo Time: Next Until Our 86th Annual Post Hopefully both will be 69 BRONX TIMES REPORTER October 25-31, 2013 ce. The pro- ce to remain in in remain to ce Enjoy the week Enjoy and we Our mailing address cate that their services services their that cate com- and need of cation to the cause and hope you all bring your children enjoy to grandchildren and day. this look forward to seeing you ourat October meeting. State Senator Jeff Klein speaker guest will our be at our November meeting. can reachYou us call- by 718-823-0327. ing old, but areold, but eligibleto con- tinueto perform the duties Justice a of the of Supreme Courtthree for additional two-year termsupon a certifi courts the by needed are compe- are they that and tent to perform the full duties of the offi posed amendment would two cer- for the eligible them make same of the additional such two-year upon Judges terms, (b) tifi petence; Court Appeals of are cur- in retire to required rently the yearthey turn 70 years old. The proposed amend- would permitment a Judge reacheswho theage 70 of while in offi service on the Court up for to 10 additional years in order to the complete term to thatwhich Judge was ap- pointed. and a ball. have The Mer- chants are working very parade this have to hard besuccess. a can’t, you But no one can, a parade have get So munchkins. without fun. the join and out them There will be a sidewalk and activities, music, fair, for more information you can go to the Merchants www.Pelhambay- site web page. Facebook merchantsassociation.org their to or can alsoYou call Irene at Meet the Sellers. Taxpay- Bay Pelham is ers And Association Civic box PO Pilgrim Station, 610124, Bronx, NY 10461. Our annual dues is ten free feel Please dollars. meetings. our to come to all. If you to open are They are to new our community you. meet to love would we Our meetings are open to all. So come on over rst, rst, nishes nishes mining, ngers crossed or bet- Don’t forget that the the that forget Don’t A word or twoA word concern- October 26, remember Proposal Six – Increas- Abstract: The purpose slow zone requests denied denied requests zone slow in the Bronx. I guess we the have statisticsdon’t they want....but they will rue the do!! day we Hallow- Neck Throggs off will kick Parade een at noon at by the Throgs Neck Little League Field at Harding amd Throgs Neck Saturday, this Boulevard October 26th. donated We tenant in the building that that building the in tenant allwe can support and be pleased with. Solets keep our fi or two, ter a prayer yet or tenokay can’t hurt. An- gela, Farther I hope your this. reading ing Anita, She is doing is stron- her voice better, She sends everyone ger. she and wishes best her misses her routine. If you would like to express your wishes can to her you do so writingby Pelham Bay c/o fi Taxpayers. The address is very theat end of this article. it’s that date! The Pelham Bay Merchants Association will having be will at begin It Octoberfest. Keane Square with a conti- nental breakfast. After the breakfast there will be a march through the neighborhood so bring the kids the companywould restore the condition the of land it exchange the in received and return to the it forest preserve. ing Age until Cer- which Can Judges State tain Serve of the proposed amend- to sectionsment 2 and 25 of article 6 of the Constitution increase of is the to age to 80 the maximum age until which Justicesof the Su- preme Court and Judges of the Court of Appeals may cir- following the in serve cumstances: Justices of (a) the Supreme Court are cur- in retire to required rently the year they turn 70 years of $1 million. This land land This million. value assessed minimum a $1 of would be added to the for- NYCO When preserve. est fi Minerals cials eld Ave- eld, and Our elected offi Proposal Five – In Rela- In – Five Proposal Abstract: The purpose Throgs Neck Blvd from from Blvd was not approved. We Pennyfi that asked Neck nue, from Harding to Mari- Holly- from Schurz time, wood to Pennyfi Throgs Harding to Schurz, its have speed reduced to 20 MPH. wasIt not considered wor- down thethy by of a slow powers that be at DOT.... Why is the question!! Ap- thereparently, were many might such a negative have that health our on effect reallywe be any bet- won’t ter off. So, the reducing of sugar is not a bad idea and canit improve our health. sweet- of substituting The theeners for sugar that has been removed is not a good idea. reduce Let’s go slow the sugar gradually levels and our let taste buds ad- just. I think all we will be off. better are working on and sup- a of siting the porting Veteran’s Rehabilitation Pelham the within Center can we good very is This Grand. hope just lets news make happen. it of A lot haswork to take place be- can we fore see this happen. Our Last I meet thursday, owner the Grand. Vahdat Mr. with Pelham the of fruitful was conversation and hopefully can we get a serve, in the town of Long Long of town the in serve, Lake, Hamilton County. in Land Exchange a to tion the State Forest Preserve Inc. Minerals, NYCO with of the proposed amendment to sectionarticle 1 of of 14 allow to is Essex Constitution the NYCO Minerals, Inc., a pri- Lewis, continue to company, vate of in mining operations its town the The StateCounty. Consti- forbids generally tution the lease, sale, exchange, pre- forest any of taking or serve land. The proposed amendment would allow the State approx- to convey imately 200 forest preserve acres to NYCO Minerals exchange, mining. In for would at Minerals NYCO of land of give the State least at the amount same least the same value, with cial rst time. rst ght it. They Unfortunately, the By limiting sugar in Proposal Three – Exclu- Abstract: The purpose Set- – Four Proposal Abstract: The purpose rst health studies moni- Slow Zone we applied for for applied plying the we for fi Zone Slow through the NYC Depart- of Transportationment so effective. That compa- That was products in transfat’s effective. so nies did not fi choose to limit transfat’s The nation. the throughout fi toring the effectiveness of a shown have change this of improvement positive our cardiovascular health. soda and other food products the I believe Mayor can contrib- of goal his achieve uting to our overall well being. lets But be careful with this. The limiting of sugar should not lead to the indis- criminate use of artifi sweeteners. Some of the sweeteners on the market sion of Indebtedness Con- civil service position. Indebtedness of sion tracted Sewage for Facili- ties of the proposed amend- to sectionment 5 of article 8 of the Constitution is to coun- allow to continue ties, cities, towns, and vil- lages from to exclude their limits debt constitutional for incurred indebtedness recon- or construction the struction of sewage facili- ties. the in Title Disputed tling Forest Preserve of the proposed amend- to sectionment 1 of article to is Constitution the of 14 competingresolve claims of title between the State and private parties to land pre- forest the in located ed as disabled disabled as ed ed Post-Appoint- ed We look forward to see- to forward look We Abstract: The purpose hasJohn Doyle in- Proposal Two – Addi- Abstract: The purpose ing there, you as will we of territory a lot cover on the 29th....We will also go over the STAR program again and will we have forms those for are who ap- of the proposed amend- to sectionment 6 of article 5 of the Constitution is to grant additional civil service credit to veterans who certifi are formed the community ban soda Bloomberg’s that is quite not dead. As my- for ALREADY! ALRIGHT self Why doesn’t the Healthy the limit just Department allowed sugar of amount Thatin is soda’s? all soda. sugar on gradu- by done be can This back the cutting ally notice a two say year let’s over hardly period. This consum- way will very ers be to change. And would still we out that something doing be turn could effective. The has Mayor a precedent this for type of approach. Thebanning of month and as- John Doyle, Public sociate director, Depart- Marketing, of ment and Community Relations, North Bronx, Healthcare Network. tional Civil Service Credit Disabili- with Veterans for Certifities ment ap- been a to have they promoted or after pointed wallnear they where live or visit and might who be central the owner of this seawall. the will be information This advise to used what to as administration are needs are as a result was that damage the of Sandy. by caused of the proposed amend- to sectionment 9 of article 1 of the Constitution is to allow the Legislature to authorize and regulate up to casinos seven the for leg- promot- of purposes islated ing growth, job increasing aid to schools, and permit- governments local ting property taxes lower to gener- revenues through ated.

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BY JOSEPH ODDO BY LYNN GERBINO Our guest speakers will Our community board Our next meeting will Proposal One - Autho- Below isBelow a listing of the Reminder: On Election “Several amendments

In addition to the impor- Benedetto: voters should review amendments amendments review should voters Benedetto: will have to vote on next next on vote to have will trict offi trict si no ga mbli ng proposa l you waterfront inform the dis- the inform waterfront willwho speak on the ca- who live near live who or visit the Casino Nevele the from requesting that all persons all persons that requesting representatives Benedetto, the present time they are Michael Assemblyman be storm-surge abatement. At Manor. next speaker. on study a conducting is beautiful Villa Barone ment as to who will be our our be will who to as ment ber 29, 7:30 at the p.m. at porter for an announce- an for porter Octo- Tuesday, on held be read the Bronx Times Re- begins at 7:30pm. Please Please 7:30pm. at begins at 7:00pmat and the meeting grim Ave. The room opens opens room The Ave. grim Saint and Theresa Pil- Ave located the at corner of Theresa School Cafeteria Cafeteria School Theresa will take place in the Saint Saint the in place take will ber 12, 2013. The meeting rizing Casino Gaming Casino rizing Novem- on place take will year. month. Our next meeting the General Election this the second Tuesday of the which willwhich be voted at on AssociationCivic meets on statewide ballot proposals Pelham Taxpayers Bay and be pass.” be VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! The whether or not they should 2013, 5, November Day their owndecision as to to review them, and make the voters take the time time the take voters the ent so it’s important so it’s ent that “Each proposal is differ- is proposal “Each Assemblyman Benedetto. Benedetto. Assemblyman ballot this November,” said tion and they are on the New York State constitu- York New have been proposed to the the be on the ballot. to proposed been have amendments that will also proposed constitutional constitutional proposed urges voters to review the the review to voters urges man Michael Benedetto this November, Assembly- tant NYC elections coming BRONX TIMES REPORTER October 25-31, 2013 70 Any lawfulactivity. 2932 E194streetbronx ny10461.Purpose: served uponhim/her toC/OMartinelaguerre a copyofanyprocess againsttheLLC may beserved.SecretaryofStateshall mail agent uponwhomprocessagainstthe LLC County. SecretaryofStateisdesignatedas 6-14-2013. NY Office location:BRONX Organization filedwithSecretaryofState on Limited LiabilityCompany(LLC). Articles of Cleaning ServicesLLCadomesticorforeign tivity. Bronx, NY 10461.Purpose:anylawfulac- Diana Mastrocola,1662 Yates Avenue, may beserved.SSNY shallmailprocessto: agent ofLLCuponwhomprocessagainstit tion: BronxCounty. 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Rawner, Auctioneer, License#1224356 Terms of Sale tobereadatthesale.Victor occupants ofthesubjectpremisesand its board,andsubjecttoanytenantsor transfer setbythecooperativecorporationor sold herein. warranties astothetitleorpremisesbeing secured partymakesnorepresentationsor secured partyreservestherighttobid. The Grand Concourse,Bronx,NY 10451. The New York, CountyofBronx,locatedat851 steps oftheSupremeCourtState November 4,2013at01:00PMonthefront with saidpremises. The saleshallbeon or hereafteraffixedtousedinconnection fixtures andarticlesofpersonalpropertynow NY 10463-4314.Saidsaleincludesthe at 3311 GILESPLACE, APT. 5C,BRONX, security isappurtenanttopremises:located of 3311 GILESPLACEOWNERS,INC.Said the proprietaryleaseand347sharesofstock party, will conductapublicsaleofsecurity: accordance withitsrightsascurrentsecured 14614 Judgment and Terms ofSale. will besoldsubjecttoprovisionsoffiled $13,031.77 plusinterestandcosts.Premises Approximate amountofjudgmentis designated asBlock4537andLot44. and StateofNew York, knownand the BoroughofBronx,CountyCity or parcelofland,situate,lyingandbeingin Bronx, New York. All thatcertainplot,piece premises knownas2717Kingsland Avenue, New York onNovember4,2013at2:00p.m., Room 600,851GrandConcourse,Bronx, auction attheBronxCountyCourthouse, undersigned Refereewillsellatpublic and Saledulyfiledon August 30,2013,I,the Defendant)s). Plaintiff(s), vs.PRESTIGEREALTY CORP., COLLATERALCUSTODIAN, AGENT AND BANK OFNEW YORK MELLON, AS BRONX, NYCTL 2011-A TRUST AND THE PLEASE TAKENOTICE THAT: Index No.309121-08 IN FORECLOSURE NOTICE OFSALE Defendants. VERONICA MEIKLE, -vs- Plaintiff, BAYVIEW LOANSERVICING, LLC, SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF STATE OFNEW YORK 845.897.1600 Fishkill, NY 12524 Suite 301 Fishkill Office2SummitCourt Attorneys forSecuredParty ROSICKI, ROSICKI& ASSOCIATES, The saleissubjecttoanyconditionsof WELLS FARGO BANK,NA,in NOTICE OFSALE 1400 FirstFederalPlaza,Rochester, NY Attorney(s) forPlaintiffs Philips Lytle LLP Mario Biaggi,Jr., Esq.,Referee Index Number308412-12 Pursuant toaJudgmentofForeclosure SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NOTICE OFSALE L EGAL LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE N OTICES ulc uto a te ai Mrl County 2013 at2:00PMpremises situate,lyingand Merola Mario Bronx, NY onthe18thdayofNovember, the at Building, Room600,851GrandConcourse, auction public 2013, I,theundersignedRefereewillsell at and SaleenteredhereindatedJuly 22, Trust, 1998-2 NYCTL LOUISE WINFIELD,etalDefendant(s). the Plaintiff againstESTATE OFCARRIE for Custodian OF NEW YORK asCollateral Agent and BRONX Williamsbridge Road;andthencenortherly 80.59 feettotheeasterlysideof westerly againparallelwithMace Avenue, course, adistanceof25.06feet;thence with thesoutherlysideoflastmentioned angle of93degrees50minutes39seconds thence southerlyonalineforminganinterior parallel withMace Avenue, 82.27feet; Williamsbridge Road;runningthenceeasterly Mace Avenue withthesaideasterlysideof by theintersectionofsoutherlyside 201.87 feetsoutherlyfromthecornerformed of WilliamsbridgeRoad,80feetwide,distant as follows: 747, whichsaidlotisboundedanddescribed day ofNovember1923,andknownasMap Register oftheCountyBronx,on20th Bronx, N.Y.C.”, andfiledintheOfficeof adjacent Streetsand Avenues, Boroughof YoungMace Avenue, andRoad, Avenue located atPelhamparkNorth,Williamsbridge Lots, belongingtoLouisGoldandCompany, 68, onacertainmapentitled“Mapof920 York, knownanddescribedasLotNumber and countyoBronx,CityStateofNew land, situate,lyingandbeingintheBorough Alberto Torres,Referee pursuant tosaidjudgment. made bytheplaintiff untilthedateofsale, $2,236.00, allwithinterest,plusadvances $1,495.00 andattorneyfeesintheamountof and disbursementsintheamountof amount is$652,976.19,plusplaintiff’s costs 10469. 2460 WilliamsbridgeRoad,Bronx,NY the filedJudgmentand Terms ofSale. Clerk’s Officeandsubjecttotheprovisionsof premises asrecordedintheBronxCounty record affecting theabovedescribed covenants, easements,andrestrictionsof forth inSchedule A annexedhereto, Judgment ofForeclosureandSaleasset at 2:00PM,thepremisesdescribedin Concourse, Bronx,BronxCounty, New York, Courthouse, Room600,851Grand on November4,2013attheBronxCounty will sellatpublicauctiontothehighestbidder Torres, theRefereenamedinsaidJudgment, Clerk’s Office onMay15,2013, Alberto dated May8,2013,andenteredintheBronx Court intheaboveentitledforeclosureaction, of ForeclosureandSaledulygrantedbythis Pursuant toaJudgmentofForeclosure NYCTL 1998-2 TRUST, and THE BANK SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF Beginning atapointontheeasterlyside All thatcertainplot,pieceorparcelof SCHEDULE A Phone no.(315)425-2848 Deborah J.Little,Paralegal Direct allinquiriesto: Syracuse, New York 13202-2078 300 SouthStateStreet One ParkPlace Office andPost Address Attorney forPlaintiff Jennifer M.S.Byrne HISCOCK &BARCLAY, LLP DATED: September19,2013 JUDGMENT AMOUNT:Judgment The Said premisesiscommonlyknownas Subject toandtogetherwithall In pursuanceandbyvirtueofaJudgment LEGAL NOTICE 156 W. 56ST. NEW YORK, NY 10019 Number 380352/10. filed judgmentandtermsofsale.Index Premises willbesoldsubjecttoprovisionsof of lien$15,804.97plusinterest&costs. AVENUE, BRONX,NY Approximate amount City ofNew York, BoroughoftheBronx. in Block3149,Section11 on Tax Mapofthe State ofNew York, Beinglotsnumbered108 being intheBoroughofBronx,Cityand 156 W56Street,NY 10019 judgment filed of provisions and termsofsale.IndexNumber14905/07. to subject plus interest&costs.Premiseswillbe sold Block as EAST 143RDSTREET, BRONX,NY designated and 2288 Lot70.Saidpremisesknownas 463 known York, New Bronx, CountyofCityandState day ofNovember, 2013at2:00PMpremises Grand Concourse,Bronx,NY onthe18th Merola CountyBuilding,Room600,851 Referee willsellatpublicauctiontheMario dated August 9,2012,I,theundersigned Trust, Foreclosure andSaleenteredherein 1998-2 NYCTL Defendant(s). PursuanttoaJudgmentof the Plaintiff againstHECTOR FELICIANO,etal for Custodian OF NEW YORK asCollateral Agent and BRONX 156 W. 56ST. NEW YORK, NY 10019 judgment filed NY of provisions and termsofsale.IndexNumber380500/10. to BRONX, subject interest &costs.Premiseswillbesold STREET, Approximate amountoflien$10,159.80plus 216TH 114.29 feet by20.11 feet.Block:4675Lot:9 being aplot114.29 feetby20.11 feetby northwesterly sideofBronxwood Avenue; northerly sideofEast216thStreetwiththe corner formedbytheintersectionof distant 363.12feetnorthwesterlyfromthe northeasterly sideofEast216thStreet, York, boundedanddescribedasfollows: and CountyofBronx,CityStateNew day ofNovember, 2013at2:00PMpremises Grand Concourse,Bronx,NY onthe18th Merola CountyBuilding,Room600,851 Referee willsellatpublicauctiontheMario dated June27,2013,I,theundersigned Trust, Foreclosure andSaleenteredherein 1998-2 NYCTL Defendant(s). PursuanttoaJudgmentof the Plaintiff againstMAENELSON,etal for Custodian OF NEW YORK asCollateral Agent and BRONX Michael Resnikoff, Esq.,(212)237-1102, Plaintiff for Attorney(s) WindelsMarxLane&Mittendorf,LLP HARRY M.FORMAN,ESQ.,Referee. Said premisesknownasVALENTINE Michael Resnikoff, Esq.,(212)237-1102, Attorney(s) forPlaintiff Windels MarxLane& Mittendorf,LLP HARRY FORMAN,ESQ., Referee. Approximate amountoflien$7,148.42 situate,lyingandbeingintheBoroughof NYCTL 1998-2 TRUST, and THE BANK SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF Michael Resnikoff, Esq.,(212)237-1102, Plaintiff for Attorney(s) WindelsMarxLane&Mittendorf,LLP HARRY M.FORMAN,ESQ.,Referee. Said premisesknownas841EAST BEGINNING atapointonthe situate, lyingandbeingintheBorough NYCTL 1998-2 TRUST, and THE BANK SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 156 W. 56ST. NEW YORK, NY 10019 judgment Referee. filed of provisions and termsofsale.IndexNumber303992/11. to subject plus interest&costs.Premiseswillbesold 1815 SCHIEFFELIN AVENUE, BRONX,NY presently exists.Saidpremisesknownas Bronx Countylandandtaxmapasit and designatedasBlock4902Lot75onthe Bronx, CityandStateofNew York, known situate, lyingandbeingintheBoroughof day ofNovember, 2013at2:00PMpremises Grand Concourse,Bronx,NY onthe18th Merola CountyBuilding,Room600,851 Referee willsellatpublicauctiontheMario dated May31,2013,I,theundersigned Foreclosure andSaleenteredherein Trust, 1998-2 NYCTL HOLDING CORP., etal the Plaintiff against TRISTATE HOMES for Custodian OF NEW YORK asCollateral Agent and BRONX 156 W. 56ST. NEW YORK, NY 10019 304221/11. judgment andtermsofsale.IndexNumber be soldsubjecttoprovisionsoffiled 62,659.07 plusinterest&costs.Premiseswill of BRONX, NY Approximate amountoflien$ Borough known as2113 BELMONT AVENUE, Bronx, Map asBlock3081Lot17.Saidpremises of and designatedontheCityofNew York Tax County Bronx, CityandStateofNew York, known the County in Merola at 2:00PMpremisessituate,lyingandbeing Mario Bronx, NY onthe4thdayofNovember, 2013 the Building, Room600,851GrandConcourse, at auction undersigned Refereewillsellatpublic herein anddated August 14,2013,I,the Trust, Judgment ofForeclosureandSaleentered 1998-2 NYCTL INC., etalDefendant(s).Pursuanttoa the Plaintiff againstJ.A.DBELMONT AVENUE for Custodian OF NEW YORK asCollateral Agent and BRONX Avenue, Bronx,N.Y. 10472. November, 2013 at2:00p.m. 600, Bronx,N.Y. on the25thdayof Courthouse, 851Grand Concourse,Room public auctionattheBronxCounty and SaleenteredonJune28,2013. GUZMAN, etalDefendant(s). BRONX Michael Resnikoff, Esq.,(212)237-1102, Attorney(s) forPlaintiff Windels MarxLane&Mittendorf,LLP ALBERT W. CORNACHIO,III,ESQ., Approximate amountoflien$22,962.27 Defendant(s). PursuanttoaJudgmentof NYCTL 1998-2 TRUST, and THE BANK SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF Michael Resnikoff, Esq.,(212)237-1102, Plaintiff for Attorney(s) WindelsMarxLane&Mittendorf,LLP LORRAINEC.CORSA,ESQ.,Referee. NYCTL 1998-2 TRUST, and THE BANK SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF Approximate amount oflien $566,460.37 Tax accountnumber: SBL #:3790-73. Said premisesknown as1933Watson I, theundersignedRefereewillsell at Pursuant toaJudgmentofForeclosure NICOLAS GUZMAN A/K/A NICHOLAS ONEWEST BANKFSB,Plaintiff against SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 609-915-3039 for additional information. www.newyork.usatf.org orcontact are welcome toattend. Please see USATF-NY members andinterestedparties Island, New York, NY 10035at3:30pm. All 17, 2013attheIcahn Stadium,20Randalls New York, willbeheldonSunday, November New York Track &Field, Inc.,dbaUSATF Mortgagee’s attorney.” against theMortgagor, theMortgagee,or Purchaser shallhavenofurtherrecourse only toareturnofthedepositpaid. The the Purchaseratsaleshallbeentitled Referee. sale. provisions offiledjudgmentandterms plus interestandcosts. LEGAL NOTICE The annualmeeting of “Ifthesaleissetasideforanyreason, Westbury, N.Y. 11590 1400 OldCountryRoad,SuiteC103 Attorney(s) forPlaintiff Fein Such&Crane,LLP Index No.382123-09.CarlLucas,Esq., Premises willbesoldsubjectto LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE

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OVER 20 YEARS 20 OVER the CELEBRATING 75 BRONX TIMES REPORTER October 25-31, 2013 oor. oor. .” Courtesy of Fordham Athletics The deep roster leaves Ford- leaves roster deep The “I don’t feel like I have to coach job of it.” job they than answer more with ham had in the past and less reliant on one or two guys to get the done. job Pecora is to excited see that what looks like on the fl every pass Pecora any said. more,” “There is other weapons now.” rst week of of week rst nal win. Pecora talked to talked to nal Pecora win. “It just comes so naturally The challenge is to keep them together, keep themThe challenge iskeep them to together, believing that we are better then losin then better are we that believing COAH HOWARD LANGLEY...... PAGE 76 LANGLEY...... PAGE COAH HOWARD sin, much like former New York York New former semifi like him being about assas- a humble much sin, guardsCity Speedy Claxton and Charles Jenkins him were for at Hofstra. basketball,” the scoring him, to Pecora said. “In the fi practice done a tremendous he’s “ oor inside. inside. oor Severe however is the most last season. He averaged 21.6 21.6 averaged somed into a force on both ends of He fl the The pure asked player. about scorer dazzled while leading season. Christ the King York to a New State Federation Class AA title last points per game as a senior and scored a career-high 40 in a state Senior guard Branden will try help University to Fordham Frazier turn things around this season.

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The biggest could help come “As your experience and“As our That kind of jump won’t be easy of some taking it see’s also He “It’s not what happens, it’s how happens, not what how “It’s it’s It has Pecora thinking about about thinking Pecora has It Injuries, especially to star to especially Injuries, Tom Pecora hasn’t seen suc- seen hasn’t Pecora Tom Fordham looks for success success for looks Fordham The hope is that they can play at at play can they Smithfrom Canty, and Thomas. that is hope The a high more consistently level infl the in of stead talent level risestalent level can then you share the wealth Pec- a little bit,” ora need said. don’t him “We to do everything.” Smith and Thomas Both season. can stretch the fl shooting ability and Canty blos- in a loaded Atlantic-10 conference, thewhere Rams are the by picked fi to coaches the responsibility off who Frasier, averaged 14.2 points, 4.9 assists reboundsand 3.7 per game last season. Pecora said the former LoughlinBishop start tried to do lasttoo much season and burnt late inout year. you handle what happens,” he he happens,” what handle you said. “So if can we turn the corner here and go from win a seven team team great to a 17-win how a story would that be.” the has he believes Pecora teams. depth that’s been now missing before and will it push to players perform their at best. what successwhat after the program’s struggles would feel like. Chris Gaston, and a brutal non- league schedule of mostly road games, derailed hopes of a revival just won Rams the as season last games.seven The circumstances guard Branden like players forced Frazier, forward Ryan Canty and guard Bryan Smith to do more and brought the about emergence of guard Mandell Thomas late in the season. They are all back key of addition of the with along year’s last Severe, Jon recruits Basketball, State Mr. York New Manny Suarez, and Jake Fay Ant- Anderson.woine cess as early as he’d hope dur- hope he’d as early as cess ing his fi A Fordhambench at University. has now class recruiting strong the coach and the Rams feeling like the tide could begin to turn.

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By Bob Connolly Bob By Patriots (5-2) 27 (5-2) Patriots were 1 for 4-were 1 for 4! 1 for (I’m The sorry-I Giants to). have yds in punts and kick offs. special at all. They allowed 209 209 allowed They all. at special all. Special teams NY for weren’t against a team with no defense at yds and passed 200- for that was ings either. Theyings only ran 64 either. for they didn’t instill any good feel- good any instill didn’t they losers in the Vikings’ game but but game Vikings’ the in losers their games. the They weren’t they could easily lose the rest of of rest the lose easily could they ing another Giant win, because twice a day. I’m not predict-twice a day. doesn’t tell the whole story. doesn’t tell story. the whole ots game where the score card 205net yds. 205net 206net yds. Brady was 22/46, 177 gross177 yds. Smith threw 17/33, for 104.for Overall NY rushed for had 4 sacks and 1 int.. ran Ivory allowed 90yds NE rushing. They The Jets D was strong and only a butt fumble, a butt push. but bered as being called. wasn’t It that had been never remem- that affected the game’s outcome outcome game’s the affected that 6”). There was a penalty even interceptions a “pick- for (some thing- passing, running, sacks, sacks, running, passing, thing- game Jets Fans. for had It every- BRONX TIMES REPORTER October 25-31, 2013 76 but fell 20-14 to the host Kan- host the to 20-14 but fell changer.”mentum whole the mo- That’s man? Really six. the from goal and It’s fi ball. hold the onto is window dressing. At least gley said. “Everything else Lan- Howard coach Clinton score advantage. possession to grab a three- ensuing onthe scored and endzone the it in recovered &Girls Boys ball. bled the bled down rum- McCormack Clive back to the 3, full- senior but Governors’ half. fum- fi onits line 6-yard the from afi touchdowns, gave back. it right gave Clinton Unfortunately, Clinton,Governors in the fi outplayinggame after the the getinto to achance and Clintonto momentum hand down two rst possession of the second second ofthe possession rst Clinton can’t overcome slow His club tried to rally late, late, rally to club tried His whole the game,” “That’s Kangaroo’s’ penalties ready was &Girls Boys BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI JOSEPH BY Turtle Cove Golf &Baseball Center (718) 885-1129 swww.turtlecovegolfcenter.com s Pro Shop start, loses third straight 1 City Island Road, Pelham Bay Park, NY 10464 s Golf Fitness Program s Junior Golf Camp s State of Batting the Art Cages rst and goal goal and rst Come and visit the NEW s Private Golf Lessons sDriving Range rst half. half. rst s Mini Golf Parties sNetworking Functions rst rst

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Clinton’s comeback to make Caldwell Brice to Isaiah it 20-0down earlyan eventual 11-yard in touch- the up set fumble the pass after Arzu Rolin by &Girls’ Boys run fromshowed fi Dashawn losing,” hesaid. then believing that we are better them together, keep them play. how to learning still team, inexperience a young, ing it upbe- to chalked Langley 4-0. season the staring after Governors’ fourth straight afternoon.encegaroos in football PSAL City Confer- The last loss Saturday is the Ataa Gordon game the Langley’s troops certainly keep to is challenge “The s Heated and Covered Stalls s Latest Advanced Technology ght after a 71-yard a71-yard after ght s Miniature Golf nature. year giving up is not in their all shown have Governors stop its late season slide. The need to group if they want will Lehman, to and Tottenville the break. up 14-0 school Brooklyn help put the with out to 3yards from scored 1:57 leftthe fi before to close to Arzu down run 11-yard touch- an allowed defense the ball, moveto the long. too ball onto the ing more signal sopho- felt his Langley times. caller was fi getsacked interception, hold- an threw who also Harris, fi stellar than aless doafter to easy over.” “We roll didn’t said. maining. re- 2:30 with 20-14 to lead (5-2) Kangaroos the cut to keeper Harrislater quarterback Brandon scored on a 1-yard Clinton, which has lost to to lost which has Clinton, struggled offense the As That could have been “We fought back,” Langley Brice and quarter rst rst half. 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Over all, Fieldston head coach Gus Ornstein believes his squad is having year a great and about the final is two games optimisticof the season. hurt tomorrow, but once you get back Monday you start looking forward King to and we’ll Ornstein said. be fine,” from Texas torn between re-signing with New Jer sey and teaming up Tim with Duncan. up signing with the Nets, but it wasn’t an easy deci sion. And the same ation situ could play out withCarmelo. ket, plenty of teams will be who Anthony, ininterested led the league in last scoring season. Most notably, the Lakers will have requisite cap thespace to woo him. They also happen to employ one of his closest friends in the NBA, Kobe recruitwillBryant.a How ing pitch from Kobe affect Carmelo’s decision? too early to say right It’s now. But one to willing be will thing’s Anthony certain: listen.” Times) quoted great Rod Woodson ex-NFL to talkingOakland’s KGMZ Radio about Raiders’ QB Terrell Pryor’s upside, “The ceil ing is through the roof. ------The decisive touchdown decisive The Fieldston had a chance “We knew it was going This win puts River That’s why I think Car Mills’ chief task is to Also, Jason Kidd was left in the first half when he grabbed a 10-yard pass from Henry that made the score 7-7. at even came in the third quarter when Eagles’ senior Jake Margolis caught Dubin’s pass 16 yards out to Riverdale give a 13-7 lead. to pull off some late game heroics with two minutes left, but that chancetaken away got when Margo lis picked-off Henry sealed the Eagles’ and victory. to be a defensive battle, we just figured we’d grind it out,” said Riverdale head coach Lance Ramer. “We plays more few a made just than them and that’s the difference.” dale’s record at 3-3 and an extra boost of confidence of the Knicks’ front office have probably become bit a queasy after Carmelo’s reading comments. Carmelo gets to If the point where he’s being courted by other teams, anything canhappen. melo’s melo’s quote to server raises the the stakes Ob a bit for Knicks president/ GM Steve Mills restfront of of New York’s and the fice. build the Knicks championship into contender, a and retaining goes Anthony hand-in-hand that goal. So with it’s on Millsand the rest of the Knicks’ decision-makers to vince Melo con they can surround him with talent to win enough a title going into the 2015 season, if not before. one of agents the in the prized summer 2003. of free As Ohm Youngmisuk pointed my out recently, colleague Kidd was al - most certain came back ------How Do You Do You How Spell Loyalty? $ Fieldston had trouble “We couldn’t finish Upton did however 3. Delay of game pen Economically, it would Despite that financial Ian Begley (ESPNNY. 4. Sack for an 11-yard 5. Incomplete pass Now for the real igno left in the second quarter when Dubin found a wide open Aaron McIntyre who took it all the the end zone for a way 59-yard into touchdown. on the ground and in the air. Riverdale did mendous a job stopping tre the Eagles’ star running back Jack Upton cepted quarterback Chris and inter tian Henry twice. It made for a frustrating day Fieldston. for drives were offensively, getting there, driving we down the then field and hurt us,” Upton penalties said. “We just couldn’t put that really last punch drives on today.” score the touchdown of Eagles the with only only game seven seconds makes it 2nd and 32 at the Raiders 28 com) com) wrote that Carmelo Anthony “Can opt out the of final year of histract with con the Knicks and test free agency. make sense for to opt Anthony out and stay in New York. If he signscontract this a summer, max he can earn $33 million more with the Knicks than could from another team. he advantage, some members alty makes it 2nd and 37 at at 37 and 2nd it makes alty the Raiders 23 loss makes it 3rd and 48 at the Raiders 12. makes it 4th and 48 at the Raiders 12. miny… miny… The Raiders’ punt went 46 yards; it make did it not to the firstmarker down the aiming offense for.” was

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a N is Photo by Walter Pofeldt ide A Bobby Bobby Jean, who owns Some 200 of the current 44th, 43rd, 41st, 40th, The It’s a welcome relief for Kenneth V. Wolf V. Kenneth limit signs on E. Avenue, Tremont as well as a speed bump Puritan on Avenue. ower the shop fl steps from where the place, collision said that took traffi ing c-calm-changes could not come Operation Impact, places rookies which high-crime in areas. c specifi 400 cops assigned to Bronximpact zones will be shifted to local precincts, with December the police graduating academy class replacingthem. 46th, 48th, and 52nd Precinct now have Impact Zones, plus an Impact Response overseen Team by the Bronx Bor- ough Command. cers, offi who’ve so far won state e 718-863-3100 • 718-863-3100 mortgage financing, taxation financing, mortgage e: Real Real C NYS Certified reS Certified NYS Bob Bieder Bob Valuation, matrimony, estate and wills, wills, and estate matrimony, Valuation, Voi Allied Appr e have a lot of of lot a have e Traffi c calming ideas Traffi crash, the to In response Impact Zones The bulk of the newly asare going on in in on going are drug issues that drug issues the schools area. the schools W Figueroa’s granddaughter AnnaDiaz NBC. told Community Board asking the 10 Department of is Transportation to install a speedmore and speedmeter neighborhoods,” said Vacca. said Vacca. neighborhoods,” “More cers offi will help reduce crime more.” even signedcers will offi be from The body of 74-year-old Angel Figueroa lay in the street for over three hours, as police investigatedthepolicehours, three as over for streetthe in FigueroaAngel lay 74-year-old bodyof The crash that killed the Throggs Neck senior citizen. “I saw a lot of blood to his Police originally sought Figueroa lived at Logan “We “We have a lot of drug is- Councilman Jimmy in the street for over three hours, and was eventually covered with a sheet until the Fire Department rived 11:30 at a.m and hosed ar- down the spot collision took place. where the Ronaldsaid head,” and neck Giambastiani, who by a drove few minutes after the crash. “There was a nurse leaning over his body, looking for a pulse, and I asked her ‘do you need any help? Can I help give CPR?’ she But just looked at gone.” said me ‘he’s and a third from driver the who scene, spedinvestigation but have upon decided that only Durango the and black red Altima car Dodge service vehicle struckFigueroa, a police said. source and Dewey Avenues, police said. The ce, offi doctor’s 74-year-oldthe to headed was ement withinement the precinct. sues that are going on in the can cops pointed Bieder area,” schools new prays He out. put a dent on quality of life issues, including c traffi enforcement against speeding bikers and drivers. Vacca said cop staffi agesng short- in both thePrecincts 45th within his council and 49thdistrict have been a common gripe for years among con- stituents. “The residents of my district deserve a to sense feel of security in their Dead arrival on Eyewitnesses to the “I ran over him and The driver of the second It It was not immediately Bob Bieder, head of pre- “It will t benefi my pre- Precinct commander, crashdescribedgruesome a scene. Figueroa’s body lay pulled over to said the the man, who declined right,” to give his name vehicle to hit Figueroa, hit to vehicle said that the man’s body fell directly in front of his left wing. car’s clear how fast SUV the was Dodge struck going Figueroa, when veillance but videofrom nearby it sur- Anthony’s Flower Farm on E. Tremont Avenue shows Figueroa wandering the street into against c. traffi moving The driver Dodge, of the rst fi the car Figueroa, to hit was arrested for having a suspended license green a drivingwith was but light, a police source said. go 50 or 60 miles per hour,” he said. “That’s how people drive here.” cinct’s community council, hopes the willinspireFour-manpower unprecedented Five brass to re-introduce its own, separate narcotics unit drugknowntheel- combat to cinct,” cinct,” he said, “and importantly, more the nity.” commu- Capt. called the James added troops welcome news. McGeown large 45th Precinct, ing cover- Throggs Neck, City land and Co-Op City. is- Borough’s precincts set to get additional police offi cers offi police additional get to set precincts Borough’s

Four-Five Precinct Some 20 cops will be as- “It’s going to be perfect be-perfectbe to going “It’s Thompson said he’d love “If you want to make Speed-happy street Speed-happy The Throggs Neck sec- He He landed in the middle Figueroa was thrown

extra presence here.” signed to the geographically auxiliaries we will have an “If we use our extra cops and ing holiday time,” he said. Improvement District.Improvement cause it’s going to come dur- White Plains Road Business as executive director of the Plains Road, where he serves he where PlainsRoad, mercial areas such as White tioned along bustling com- to see those of some cops sta- the next light, you have to 30 MPH limit. speeding over the citywide out out of sync and encourage tive traffi tivec traffi lights, which are making through it consecu- engines in the hopes of From page 1 said drivers often gun their Community Council. He dent dent of the 45th Precinct ans, said Bob Bieder, presi- treacherous for pedestri- has long been considered runs through the borough tion of the thatwide avenue police said. from severe body trauma, nounced dead at the scene of the street and was pro- in the opposite direction. car service vehicle headed by by a black Nissan Altima across the lane and struck ango travelingeast. fi rst fi by a red Dodge Dur- From page 1 Senior citizen fatally struck while crossing East Tremont Avenue Tremont East crossing while struck fatally citizen Senior cops Bronx to precincts. More cops could be seen walking the beat by next year as the NYPD looks to permanentlymoreNYPDlooks deployto the as yearnext by beatthewalking seen be could cops More

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