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There last year at at new assignment their to report by that Monday to told were and switch 9 ofthe informed on Friday, August good.” staffi rector Jill Furillo, “...the executive di- NYSNA said patient assignments,” the tation they are being given oforien- oneday after ing, train- appropriate the had haven’t they here, situation the to orientation propriate ap- the have nothad here Bronx. west community in the north- the and mothers expectant for quality-of-care the fect alarm that the move will af- Dinowitz expressed his were staffers Unit NCBH who came nurses “The ng situation is not rst step to the clos- the to step rst to focus resources and en- and resources focus to change anecessary was “This statement. a HHC patients,” fortion our read access and smooth transi- Jacobi while safeguarding services the consolidated and pital to Hos- Bronx Central North one at campus services delivery and bor at the protestors. with disagrees HHC The disruptions. other among wait forlong patient beds, past because it caused a another longer than in the one from babies apart and have kept mother changes the SNA member, that said aNY- Jones, Sarita nurse into the matter. hearing oversight an hold that the City Council could worst,”its hesaid. at government of example Bronx. northwest the in communities to made ise aprom- breaking parture hospital. “We have suspended la- “We have suspended delivery Jacobi and labor Councilman Vacca said “This sneak attack is an He called the unit’s de- meeting to look into the is- she may hold Hall aTown rally,that spoke at said the also who Walker-Santiago, Adaline 7 chairwoman patients.”for our care gynecological and cal obstetri- ofinpatient model effi and hensive, safe, compre- most the provide staffi optimal sure Sept. 4. 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Val- 1682 TRANSIT HOUSING FRI, AUG. 9th, 9:20 p.m. – FRI, AUG. 9th, 9:45 a.m. – a.m. 9:45 9th, AUG. FRI, MON, AUG. 5th, 8:40 a.m. – a.m. 8:40 5th, AUG. MON, – p.m. 7:30 5th, AUG. MON, – p.m. 7:20 5th, AUG. MON, WED, AUG. 7th, 8:15 p.m. – Seward Ave. Police officers from Police Ave. Seward Housing’s PSA # 8 assisted three persons who had been stabbed. A 22 year old black female was suffer- ing from a wound to the face while a black male the same age was in to wound a with condition critical the chest. An older male, a 30 year old black male, was suffering from a Broadway and West 231 St. Ad- called officers were police ditional into the southern Riverdale area af- ter a robbery occurred on the transit system. A passenger aboard the IRT # 1 line reported that an unknown culprit used strong armed tactics in order to rob a cell-phone. The officers searched police additional the area for the culprit but came up empty handed. Police officers from Transit District # 3 and 50th Pct. Detective Squad members are han- dling the inquiry. officers were summoned to Jacobi Jacobi to summoned entine Ave. and East St. 197 Police were officers Medical Center where the staff was busy working on a person who had been shot. A 31 year old male was being treated for a bullet wound to the right leg and another to the wrist. The inquiry is ongoing. cials reported. Officialsare waiting to obtain the Medical Examiner’s report old autopsy after 43 year a Hispanic male died. The man had accident vehicle a in involved been and was taken to a hospital. He ap- parently walked out of the medical facility and went to a friend’s home. The two men started drinking; the injured man passed out and expired official reported. 3277 Parkside more Pl. hand Two guns were taken off of Bronx streets officers. time This police local by au- suspect, one of arrest the with semi- 9-mm a recovered thorities automatic pistol and a 38-cali- Bothber revolver. handguns were their since as evidence vouched the proper per- have to failed owner mit for the weapons. Coles Lane and Bainbridge Ave. Of- ficial opened an inquiry into an inci- dent where a man had been stabbed multiple times. The 50 year old His- panic man was taken to St. Barna- bas Hospital where he was treated for a wound to the torso area and area. neck the to wounds stab three A suspect was arrested by police. 3451 Giles Pl. Authorities are look- ing into the death of a Hispanic woman. The unconscious body of the 26 year old woman was discov- boyfriend her by ered bedroom. a in The Medical Examiner’s autopsy will provide investigators with additional information in case there was any criminality connected to the death.

Po- 49th PCT. 50th PCT. 52nd PCT. WED, AUG. 7th, 3:35 a.m. – a.m. 3:35 7th, AUG. WED, – p.m. 9:50 9th, AUG. FRI, SUN, AUG. 4th, 6:30 a.m. – – a.m. 11:45 4th, AUG. SUN, – p.m. 11:20 4th, AUG. SUN, SAT, AUG. 10th, 2:45 a.m. – a.m. 2:45 10th, AUG. SAT, – p.m. 4:30 10th, AUG. SAT, 2538 Boston Rd. Police officials officials Police Rd. Boston electri- 2538 their lost Ave. were alerted that two buildings Barnes near Thecal power. electrical service to two buildings apparently shorted out authorities indicated. Con Edi- son crews responded to correct the problems. An unidentified 5549 Broadway. an after committing escaped male armed robbery. The unknown thief entered a local business announcing the robbery. The thief at gun point was given six-hundred dollars by an No injuries fleeing. before employee reported. were lice officials are looking for a black male. The unknown male culprit assaulted and raped a 38 year old Special the from Detectives woman. Victim’s Squad are handling the in- quiry. officers Police Ave. Valentine 2675 looking into a report that a female was assaulted arrested three sus- victim pects. female The Hispanic was treated at St. Barnabas Hos- pital for a slash wound to the right bicep. 2830 Grand Concourse. An inquiry was started after a man died offi- custody was taken to St. Barnabas Hospital. 1926 Webster Ave. A search was conducted for a black male believed to be in his twenties. The unknown three male culprit older slashed an was victim old year 31 The times. sufferingwound a to the head in Barnabas area. neck the two to to addition St. at The older male was reported to be condition stable in Hospital. 665 East St. 181 Police officers looking into a reported stabbing arrested a suspect. A 33 year old Hispanic male was suffering a stab wound to the left The shoulder. in- jured man was taken to St. Barna- bas Hospital and reported tobe in old year stable condition. The stab 40 wound a of wasthe results arrest of a dispute that the to lead Hispanic male.

718 718 47th PCT. 48th PCT. 48th SUN, AUG. 4th, 4:20 a.m. - 854 WED, AUG. 7th, 1:45 p.m. – SAT, AUG. a.m. 10th,SAT, – 11:15 – p.m. 7:30 4th, AUG. SUN, – a.m. 1:25 7th, AUG. WED, – a.m. 4:45 9th, AUG. FRI, AUG. 10th,SAT, 12:40 a.m. – Bronx Park South. Police officers Police South. Park Bronx conducted a search for two males after learning of a home invasion. The two unknown Hispanic males at gun point entered the victim’s reportedly with but fled home, de- Local dollars. ten-thousand tectives are heading the inquiry. East St. 181 Police officials in were once dis- emotionally an remove to able male old year turbed person 36 from a building. The Hispanic Creston Ave. and East St. 182 First in lying responders teenager a found pain on the sidewalk. The black teen apparently might have jumped from the nearby building officials as- sume. The boy was reported in criti- cal but stable condition withback, punctured a injuries even neck and The also sufferedlung. teen from a leg injury. The incidentis under in- vestigation. East 232 St. An1112 investigation began shortly after a man arrived at a hospital seeking help. A 40 year old black male appeared at Mon- North Hospital’s on tefiore Division East 233 Street suffering from a officersstab Police wound. were inter- to hospital the to dispatched view the victim about the occur- rence. The man was treated for a stab wound to the hip area. Bronx River Pkwy and East 233 St. A 28 year old woman was rushed to Jacobi Medical Center. The Hispanic was thrownfemale from motor- a cycle that was reported traveling Of- northbound roadway. the along ficials reported that the woman was officers Police condition. critical in Criticalfrom Highway 1’s Investiga- tion Squad are handling the inquiry. 4048 Dereimer Ave. A search was conducted for the person who dis- charged gun. a Several of the bul- lets damaged two of the vehicles that were parked nearby. No injuries reported. were 4026 Paulding Ave. Officials are looking into a homicide. A 26 year old black male was found dead. Upon checking investigators indi- cated that the victim a had trauma to to addition in head the of rear the gunshot wound to the chest area.

Au- 445 445 1117 46th PCT. 46th 45th PCT. 45th 44th PCT. 44th SUN, AUG. 4th, 2:00 a.m. – – a.m. 1:20 8th, AUG. THURS, FRI, AUG. 9th, 6:40 p.m. – 6:40 p.m. 9th, AUG. FRI, WED, AUG. 7th, 8:35 p.m. – p.m. 8:35 7th, AUG. WED, FRI, AUG. 9th, 4:00 p.m. – – p.m. 10:45 9th, AUG. FRI, – a.m. 3:30 10th, AUG. SAT, thorities are looking into a report that a woman had been raped. The that investigators informed victim she had been attacked by an un- known described as a Hispanic male who is about 30 year old. Members of the Bronx Special Victims Squad are looking into the incident. 35 West St. 177 A Hispanic male was taken into police custody af- ter being found with a gun. Upon officers learned police the checking that the male suspect who was in possession of a 25 caliber pistol NYC proper li- the obtain to failed cense for the weapon. The gun was taken away from the male culprit and vouched as evidence. Quincy Ave. Police officers Police arrested Ave. Quincy a teenager after finding him in pos- session of a handgun. away Taken from year old the black 18 male was a 25-caliber pistol. The weapon was vouched as evidence for the pend- ing hearing. 1665 Morris Ave. Authorities were were Authorities Ave. Morris 1665 alerted that a man in his thirties had jumped from a building near East TheMount Hispanic man Eden Ave. jumped from a 4th floor window. The victim died at the scene officials indicated. Grant Ave. A search was conducted for two masked male who invaded a home. At gunpoint the unknownpair removed two locked boxes contain- ing various valuables from a 75 year old male resident. Webster Ave. and East 166 St. Po- officerslice person arrested the who attempted to grab a child from its mother’s arms. The emotionally disturbed person arrested was and taken into custody. 1566 Rd. Macomb’s The medical staff Hospital St. as- Barnabas at been who had sisted teenager a shot. year The old 19 Hispanic teen was suffering from a bullet wound to the right leg. Police are looking for the culprit. First responders removed a seven year old male from the river and re- turned him to the safety of land.

Po- 1801 41st PCT. 43rd PCT. 43rd 40th PCT. 40th 42nd PCT. FRI, AUG. 9th, 12:05 a.m. – a.m. 12:05 9th, AUG. FRI, FRI, AUG. 9th, 9:45 p.m. – – p.m. 10:15 9th, AUG. FRI, – a.m. 5:35 10th, AUG. SAT, – p.m. 6:25 10th, AUG. SAT, SUN, AUG. 4th, 4:35 a.m. – a.m. 4:35 4th, AUG. SUN, – a.m. 3:00 9th, AUG. FRI, SUN, AUG. 4th, 4:30 a.m. – a.m. 4:30 4th, AUG. SUN, No major incidents reported. – p.m. 6:55 9th, AUG. FRI, – a.m. 7:05 10th, AUG. SAT, 1459 Unionport Rd. Officials are looking into a shooting thatsent a to Jacobi male black Medical Cen- ter seeking medical assistance. A 39 year old man was suffering from a bullet wound to the right leg. The condition stable in listed was victim at JacobiMedical Center. Archer St. officers Police again once a time recovered weapons that their own- This NYC. in properly licensed have to ers failed two possession for 357-caliber arrest revolver and a 38-cal- to as evi- vouched were revolver iber able dent with the arrest of two culprits. were Watson and Haviland Aves. Police officers males. The culprits had broken into a neighbor school. Morrison1320 23 year old Ave. Two af- arrested were males Hispanic ter police removed a gun from their control. and vouched Taken as evi- 38-caliber was a dence revolver. Bronx River at Sound View Park. to be in stable condition at a local local a at Longfellow Ave. and Home St. A 26 condition year old black male was reported stable in be to medical facility. The man was taken to Lincoln Medical Center suffering from a grazed bullet wound to the rear of the head. Local sleuths are handling the inquiry. Specially trained police officers are looking for a male who raped a black female year teenager. The 19 old victim was taken to Jacobi Medi- cal Center and provided with care. Prospect Ave. and East St. 161 The medical staff at Lincoln Medical Center treated a man after he was stabbed. The 26 year old black male was suffering from stab a wound to the lower back officials reported. lice investigators are looking into a report had that female 23 old a year raped. Severalbeen hours passed patrol officerswhen spotted the suspect. A foot pursuit took place authorities withand tak- up ended ing the suspect into custody. 855 Bryant Ave. Police were investi- had male incident where a gating an stabbed.been victim was The male suffering from a stab wound to the chest area. He was transported to Lincoln Medical Center ex- he where pired officials reported. female Two connection arrested in were culprits inquiry. homicide this with BRONX TIMES REPORTER September 13-19, 2013 14 machines that used to be in there? and weights old fashioned the re-install fi to up work to some Bronxites unemployed walls,some fl put can’t they that Veronicaand White oors and, perhaps,tion. justthat could prevent depression which can happiness lead creates peers our out with –working gym to overeating affordable at alocal workout partners of whopeople enjoy companionship the or starva- New York in lifestyle City. fi years. over three in notreopened has gym the that testing call. my returned has Nobody gym. the re-opened have not they that my frustration express to Dept.’s Veronica White commissioner old gear. the with wrong anything was there new gear, notthat Bronx. ofthe Section Norwood the in down the gym in the Williamsburg Oval nity in the future. commu- onour views informed) (and better views, so we can read some more interesting their share to opportunity this take will ers read- other automatically, Ihope published are Mr. letters Reynolds’ that week each ters for publicdidate offi (orter can- two) aformer Mr. Reynolds, from let- another Isee Times, I pick Bronx up the ness. busi- for boosting great were concerts these that Times Bronx told the owners taurant Bobby Rydell’s show. after fore and Av- Park be- Morris in-and-out coming customers enue, with along Patricia’s and Emilio’s Captain’s, like packed restaurants week: last rant. If it was, he would have seen what I did it probably hedoes, isn’t but arestau- if ness, summer. each concerts these by provide sponsoring helps the community, something Senator Klein ing good legislation, offi elected an butBeing also giving back to year-round. to look forward ofus many mertime concerts disturbing. Klein’s ofSenator Sum- criticism Reynolds’ Ken Ifound Times, Bronx the to tributor ghting obesity and creating a wellness awellness creating and obesity ghting LETTERS TOTHE EDITOR What is wrong with Mike Bloomberg isolated many are there addition In into supposedly is Bloomberg Mike pro- have been here neighbors Other Parks Bronx the Icalled 29 July On They planned to fi closed Dept. Parks the ago, years Three Dear editor, few so let- receives Times Bronx the If time every that it seems point, alarger As res- those of many so why probably That’s abusi- Mr.owns Idon’t Reynolds if know something is series Klein’sSen. concert reader, but fi alongtime As Dear editor, Klein concerts Fix the gym cials means not just pass- notjust means cials ce. x up the gym with with gym x up the Louis Zingarelli Anne Leighton rst time con- time rst x to hit and fi hit and to venue -trying unusual an in people business Mobile. 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A comprehension reading oftrue aspects what slowly, the fully, and him to explain care- Iwill second written; well was him olds for stating that my letter criticizing edition. 30 August your in peared by which Mr. ap- Reynolds, submitted ter day, 21stat 6PM. September Neck Little League field! The rain date is Sun- when you arrived! money than more with fl raf- 50-50 buying players and onthe cheering by School, High recipient, Preston other the notprovide. get does bud- equipment for capital which the chasing warranted for patients as monies ofJacobi provides and Hospital arm in need as well as pur- e chances. Who knows? 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They from all should addressed be First I would like to thank Mr. Reyn- thank to like Iwould First let- latest the to response in I write Dear editor, favorite your see to getachance You’ll also whole for the family evening afun be It will raised monies recipients ofthe ofthe One the at 7PM, 20 Friday,On September Dear editor, Hope to see you on the 20th at the Throggs Throggs at the 20th you onthe see to Hope as well as cause, this You help support can fund-raising the is JacobiThe Auxiliary Vice-President, Jacobi Auxiliary Vice-President, War of words of War eld in an “unique” softball game. softball “unique” an eld in LET US HEAR FROM YOU Play ball able address telephone and number included. 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BY PATRICK ROCCHIO school as “St. Philip Neri portance as a long standing “A lthough technolog y St. Philip Neri School in Way.” “beacon of unity, religious and teaching methods have Bedford Park is celebrating The Cardinal said mass dedication, and academic changed over time,” he 100 years with something at the church before the excellence in Bedford said, “academic excellence, hardly unique, given its sign unveiling, at Bedford Park.” a safe and structured envi- history: even more service Park Blvd and Villa Av- Timothy McNiff, Arch- ronment, and faith-based to its community. enue, and later attended a diocesan superintendent of values still remain at the Especially notable in reception on Sunday, Sep- schools, said the school has center of the St. Philip Neri celebration of the centen- tember 8. had a profound and posi- School experience today.” nial was a visit by Timothy An Archdiocese of New tive impact on the lives of In celebration of the cen- Cardinal Dolan to celebrate York spokeswoman said thousands of Bronx fami- tennial, its principal, Ja- the renaming of part of the the Cardinal’s visit affi rms lies over the course of 100 net Heed, said the school is street outside of the grade St. Philip Neri School’s im- years. planning a year of service Cardinal Dolan prays during the ceremony. by Patricio Robayo

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(1) Runners took their mark at Pelham Parkway North and Wil- liamsbridge Road at the start of the race. (2) Everyone was a winner at the race including little Isa- bella Garcia participating in a under 12 andchildren’s toddler race respectively. With(3) her Apple iPhone in hand, Michelle Dolgow of The Bronx Chamber of Commerce runs the beat to as she chases nish line. that fi Everyone was a winner (4) at the raceincluding Royana Murry (5) The family of Lt. Thomas Clesse was on hand the for tak- members some with event, ing part in the race. Members(6) of the 49th Pre- cinct stand with members of the 49th Precinct Community Council and lead sponsor The A Hutchinson Metro Center. total of $2,500 was raised with proceeds going Sean to A. Col- lier Memorial named Fund, af- cer killed by theter police offi sus- bombing Marathon Boston Dzhokhar and pects Tamerlan Tsarnaev. 3

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Audiences will be de- be will Audiences The season will include for calendars your Circle It’s showtime for Lehman Center PETER NERO PETER • Yiddish Writer Sholem Aleichem ...... • Just About Taverns ...... • Rock OnTheBronx ...... the Performinggroups. Lehman Center for popular most eras’ those Arts WOP DOO featuring 8 and is onFOREVER FREESTYLE Lehman Center favorites the and VANDERPOOL; with rising PAULstar RODRIGUEZ star RUPERTO ofcomedic humor Latin Gershwin songbook; the renditions of the George NERO’s ofPETER tuosity vir- the TEATRO; group theatre genius of the vocal musical exciting the VITZ; nist ROMAN RABINO- pia- DAWIDOW featuring conducted by BOGUSLAW ORCHESTRA SYMPHONY mances include the HAIFA CLASS. MIGUEL JOSÉ and ZALEZ GON- ODILIO GRAN, Y SU Other world class perfor- world class Other Plus special $10 for tickets Plus special shows. or more for count six shows, dis- ora20% three discount on a minimum of a10% offers Series” own your “Create series. cert con- Lehman’s into built are discounts Special $5. for available parking site on- Expressway. cost Low Deegan Major the way and River Park- Saw Mill the off is Blvd. and Park Bedford cessible by #4 or D train to www.LehmanCenter.org. or through online access concert), day ofthe on the at and beginning at 12 noon Friday, 10am–5pm, through (Monday 718-960-8833 at West. 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Has Rush Chronicles ITEM: for Reminder ITEM: Gotta run, Alfi run, Gotta enter- live week’s This the name of a column ever so succinctly summed up contents? the Octo- Dudley’s at Tribute ber 10:00pm 19 at in New and Rochelle, York New Velvet Lounge September27 10:00pm at Woods Cor- 10 Set- East Setauket Road ner auket, NY Wolf your social Wicked calendar: The It’s at Flanbo next on mu tour, an oldie oldie an Ho. Tally tour, mu on after- next Sunday a on goodie a but this was joint jumpin noon. Whenever I’m around this of Tremont end gotta I Sally see to Wolf the in stop the bartender, drinks a few the later for its Aro- home team. mando on and tainment. Friday night at Scott performing place café Just Nuts be will Saturday night its Louis Vanaria. startShows at reservations. for call 8am, See ya next week. gure gure Hey, the nights Hey, not over Sundayafternoon and I including Gene DiNapoli DiNapoli Gene including Anthony Dell. 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Sept. - Saturday, 21 at over theover of Sept. weekend for one performance one for only tion of The Laramie Project year’s acclaimed produc- Years LaterYears and last revive ater Group The Laramie Project: Ten BRONX TIMES REPORTER September 13-19, 2013 50 and immunology division at allergy ofthe M.D., director said David Rosenstreich, symptoms before they start,” prevent to September early in again them taking start should they But medications. allergy their stop taking and asthma so they feel better and ofallergies incidence est people experience the low- infections. and lergens al- indoor –ragweed, occur typically triggers three gies, aller- fall with ber. Forthose August and peak in Septem- late in begin fall the which in cans Ameri- million 35 estimated sufferconsiderfall from for preparation and school begins,a allergies, close, fall don’t’ allergies. kids forget head back to to An afi through suffered who has someone factor in reducing the dis- 2013. women in of14,950 lives the take to breast New YorkIn alone, State cancer be infl will is estimated ofwhich year, 232,340 this throughout the country cancer ofbreast new cases 234,580 years. 25 last the over women in It will death ofcancer cause isest estimated second-high- the is cancer Breast it. preventing and be that offi methods fective recorded ef- and disease the tention to founded in 1985 to bring at- was Month Awareness cer disease. tragic by this touched been and survived who have brave men womenthe and fallen honor to and detection early victim preventionand to mitment to,time to reaffi –a Month Awareness cer Can- Breast is year. October every ofAmericans sands thou- of hundreds fects af- and nobarriers knows that adisease cancer. It is October isNational Breast Cancer Awareness Month MICHAEL R. BENDETTO Montefiore provides allergy and asthma prevention tips “During the summer, As summer comes to you know are Chances Early detection is akey is detection Early Can- Breast National BY ASSEMBLYMAN icted on women. women. on icted ght with breast rm our com- ghting the result of the immune eyes. the under circles ordark tearing nose, runny or stuffy sneezing, throat, and itchyinclude nose eyes, that symptoms in results and commonly calledhay fever causes an allergic reaction Midwest states, ragweed and Eastern the in prevalent winter. to closer Most plant the kills frost until continues this and air the into pollen releases ragweed fall, the In ragweed. is allergies for fall beginning.” than to preventto stop the allergic reaction it from even full swing, in are symptoms their after it’s much until ofwaiting mistake the harder make sufferers allergy “If Montefi but prevention, that and treatment provements in within their community. breast cancer is occurring ofwhere knowledge helpful supply women with will and in breast cancer incidence the geographic variations of understanding greater Fund Education and Research willof help 2013). The Breastout New York (Ch. 106 State promote Cancer through- incidences cancer breast map to necessary ing a fund- for provide the will that Isponsored legislation law into signed nor Cuomo this past July when Gover- fi the in victory a hard-won cancer. decrease the risk of breast also can use, tobacco and ercise and limiting alcohol ex- regular diet, rounded awell- habits, suchas healthy doctor. Adopting clinical exams from their mammograms, as well as get annual and monthly self-exams women perform stage.caught early, It’s at a localized imperativerate when survival percent a98 is breast thatease’s deadly cancer effects. There is ght against breast cancer cancer breast against ght An allergy symptom is is symptom allergy An culprits biggest ofthe One im- to led has Research The Assembly achieved Center. Medical ore keep your pets out, eliminate eliminate out, pets your keep bedroom: onyour • Focus at home environment • Maintain an allergen free include: consider to precautions eral Sev- mold. dander, and dust pet like allergens to posed ex- therefore are they and people staying indoors more gies during the fall is due to symptoms. allergy familiar infl causing them to swell. This cells, onother receptors onto histamine latches and blood the through travels histamine The blood. the cals called histamines into ofchemi- release the to leads which it, attacks vader and in- aforeign as trigger lergy al- orother pollen the takes It mis- overreacting. system issue. community other concerning this or any orconcerns questions any bly.state.ny.us you have if offi my As always, please contact vice hotline at 866-442-2262. ships/ or call its cancer ser- cancer/center/partner- health.state.ny.us/nysdoh/ of Health’s website at www. Department State York New the visit area, our in cancer service programs offi my call can Benedetto” “Team Anyone wishing to join Beach. Orchard at Walk Strides Makin’ tober 20th Sunday, the Oc- in a team sponsoring be cancer. Iwill tion to conquering breast show devo- to our Bronx events in and around the join me in participating in proactive. So –we must be best for the this October, hope sitwe can’t and back at some point in their lives, developwill breast cancer women in the United States 8 1in When outreach. and cancer research, prevention in the fi mark our nity, make we can over. to close acommu- As is battle the notmean does ammation causes many Another trigger for aller- trigger Another on For information ce benedem@assem- ce at (718) 892-2235. at 892-2235. (718) ce breast aid to ght conditions from asthma or other lung for who people suffer portant sick, but it’s im- even more reduce the risk of getting cine is recommended to help to fi antibodies and histamines it release to cause and tem fect the body’s fl the and tions immune sys- heat fi you when avoid to mites cleaned dust system • Haveheating your house of the growing in these damp areas avoid to mold dry room bath- and basement • Keep leakage ofany ful care- be and well-ventilated fi the sure • Make lows avoid and dust pil- feather it collects because rug the released on the New publicly been has posal tion Company, Inc. Bouchard Transporta- of President/CEO III, said Morton Bouchard topics procedures,” and keep them aware to industry of barge and new rently working in the tug mariners cur- training to and come, to years lead this industry in the who people will young future mariners, the mitted to educating our and barges. in the operation of tugs required skills agement man- resource bridge tion, seamanship and naviga- discuss to dents can meet with their stu- area where instructors ade-briefi and tions sta- instruction ulators, missionfull bridge sim- ter. Cen- Simulation & Barge tion Company, Inc., Tug Bouchard Transporta- the establish to lege Col- Maritime (SUNY) York New of University ing $750,000 to the State donat- is company the recentlyNY) announced Melville, in quartered tation Co., Inc. (head- ght them off. The fl The off. them ght The third trigger is infec- is trigger third The Simulation Center at Maritime A request for pro- A request “Bouchard is com- The center will offer Bouchard Transpor- rst on turn the u, which af- replace is is replace u vac- ng has received many awards, Center. Dr. Rosenstreich at Montefi cine in the Department of Medi- Immunology and Allergy Division of ofthe director lege ofat the Albert Einstein Col- Medicine. Immunology biology and the Department of Micro- He is and Medicine of partment the a professor in both the De- is and Medicine, Internal and &Immunology Allergy Certifi Board M.D., is in your home.” time family of most the make and weather fall beautiful should you precautions, proper be able “As the you as long take tofer,” said. Dr. Rosenstreich enjoy suf- to allergies with people the and qualifi Sys- websitetem for interested Contract State York well as employeesTransportation Co., Inc. as of other employees ofBouchard ing for train- available be also of study.as part TheMaritime College students facility ofwill their be available will program to Mr. Bouchard. said SUNY Barge Simulation Center,” & Tug Inc. Company tion the Bouchard Transporta- of creation onthe College Maritime SUNY with work able be proudWe to are growth for the last 95 years. Bouchard’s continued to have service fostered commitment astrong and others. peake, Port Everglades and Sound, Norfolk, the Chesa- Island Long the Jefferson, New Yorkto Port harbor, tion including approaches ofopera- clude eight areas the simulation will in- tugboats. Additionally, ofBouchard ent models be based will components uponelectronic four however,one model; the differ- bridge ofthe model physical The will be company’sof the tugboats. made bridges the off simulator to fi the onmodeling tation with Bouchard Transpor- David Rosenstreich, L. “There’s no reason for The simulation facility “Progressive thinking ed fi rms to work ore Medical Medical ore ed in in ed t lic Health Service. Health lic his work with the U.S. Pub- Service Commendation for Health aPublic and nology in Microbiology and Immu- tinguished Scholar Award including the Danziger Dis- Initiative. of Health Citywide Asthma New York Department City served as a consultant to the Center, has and Asthma Montefi of the He isis the editor of three books. also and journals, peer-reviewed nal research the publications in origi- over 130 co-authored co-director or authored has streich Dr. Rosen- asthma. cluding in- diseases, ofallergic ogy pathophysiology etiol- and onthe gator, focused hehas to open in 2014. 2014. in open to lation Simu- &Barge Tug Inc. CenterTransportation Co., is slatedpenter, USN(Ret.). Wendi Car- B. Admiral Rear President College New York Maritime reers,” said them for successful ca- nity and better prepare ofopportu- new doors open will horsepower, ing from 3,000 to 10,000 and asphalt, and rang- modities including oil ofcom- types all ing andtugs barges carry- intricacies of operating specifi well-educated in the ing that our Cadets are Ensur- students. our to dedication our ing for shar- and support for their Company tion Bouchard Transporta- and Bouchard Morton are very grateful to We center. simulation barge and tug the-art astate-of- to access ing benefi States waterways. tem within the United safe transportation sys- always improving on a tors with the mission of opera- barge and tug As a scientifi The Bouchard State University of will students “Our by hav- t greatly complexc and ore Severe Severe ore c investi- c 51 BRONX TIMES REPORTER September 13-19, 2013 St. Raymond Elementary group of students next year forward year to educating a new next students of group exciting more even an with offerings”, Director of Ad- Fragale, Cristina missions, stated. says Sr. Brito of the school’s Brito of the school’s Sr. says success. St. Raymond El- ementary School provides high both with students its expectations and the oppor- tunity to meet them. School, the parish school of St. Raymond Church — the “Mother Church of the Bronx” — is located 2380 at For East Tremont Avenue. more information, call 718- www.stray- visit 597-3232 or mondelementary.org. Pages Money tness tness and Save Classified Shop In Our ics, Computing and Study Skills were among the in- struction the provided for Preston at “Everyone girls. look We was extremely excited for program. new this In addition to full-day aca- full-day to addition In advanced demic programs Pre-K3 for offers through Grade 8, St. Ray- also mond mathlevel and science, an Italian language program, honors and enrichment programs, remediation, a and library art state-of-the science lab, sports,fi a center and a broad array of extracurricular activities. always achievement “High takes place within a frame- expectations,” high of work cally designed to fast fast to designed cally St. Raymond Elementary St. Raymond Elementary School School Elementary Raymond St. breaks previous enrollment record enrollment previous breaks School, the largest elemen- Archdio- the in school tary willcese York, open of New its doors in the Parkchester section of the Bronx on September 9, withMonday, a record 980 students in 8. through PreK-3 grades The school, whose motto is “Teach me goodness, disci- haspline and knowledge,” since steadily growing been 2005, Patricia Brito, Sr. when principal. the became RJM, Project Prepare students presenting their fi nal projectnal on the Huntington at Preston Veranda High Project Prepare students presenting their fi School. Boot Academic Preston’s Camp, a two week program specifi track girls through the transi- tion from middle school to high English, Mathemat- school. t organization.The The TACHS exami-The TACHS For further informa- The hearing will be held For further information In August, almost 50 in- of New York will be be will York New of Bronx the in available at Cardinal Hayes High School, Sep- Thursday, tember 19, 6 to 8 p.m. Septem- Tuesday, and ber 24, 6 to 8 p.m. nation will be given on at 8, November Friday, in Manhat- sites test Staten Bronx, the tan, Island, Westchester and mea- to The Counties. Dutchess designed is test sure schoolaptitude and scholastic achievement mathemat- reading, in ics and language. tion about the TACHS process, please visit www.tachsinfo.com. exposed to a rigorous cur- help to riculum that issues uses and law justice social thestudents crucial develop thinking critical of skills and analysis, and literacy, communication. effective theat Southeast Bronx Neighborhood 955 Center, Tinton Avenue. go to charterschool@nyls. performed as if they were were they if as performed planners party professional vying a contract for or- for ganizing and executing a fundraising gala a non- for profi ended session three week the and show art an with presentation of the team’s gala plans on the Hunting- of theton Veranda Mansion. as the participated Parents “Foundation Board” who commissioned the gala. attended freshmen coming

ces, parishes at at parishes ces, t that provides edu- Information about A TACHS examinationA TACHS TACHS and CatholicTACHS high Archdiocese the in schools fee of $52.00 will include include will $52.00 of fee application materials, a applicant’s student handbook, test ma- the to terials, and the reporting scores of three high schools choices. deadlineThe TACHS re- for of paper registrationceipt is October 9, 2013 and in- for regis- telephone and ternet tration, October 21, 2013. able startingable August 26th Catholicat elementary and edu- religious schools, high offi cation select and private public elementary schools and at public libraries throughout Archdiocese. the St. Vincent College and St. Vincent College and Legal Outreach, a not-for- be profi to opportunities cational students, will school high NYC from students will provide underserved traditionally communities with a high- Students quality education focused on creating pathways to col- graduatelege, school, and careers in the legal pro- fession. grade girls, sharpened the morning in skills students’ academic led workshops by Preston faculty members; Social Studies teacher Jen- nifer Science Connolly, teacherJohn Dillon, Art Af- and Weber, Maggie teacher English Vellani. teacher Dr. Mathematics was taught by provider). Creative from Sze Dennis course Study Zone (PHS’s SAT new Prep ternoon sessions, run by Vellani Sze,and Mr. Dr. mentored the girls as they

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Charter High School Public Notice Public School High Charter Preston’s summer program summer Preston’s York Law School, Mount York tion Department.tion New of partnership unique the New York State Educa-the York New district 7, 8, 9 or 12) made to to made 12) or 9 8, 7, district in the South Bronx (school in the South Bronx (school for Law and Law Socialfor Justice the Charter High School cuss the to open application Septembr 12, to 7 p.m., dis- will be held on Thursday, Thursday, on held be will the Preston community. geted rising 6th, 7th and 8th while introducing them to to them introducing while of high school level work work level school high of ambitious studentsa tasteambitious had a twofold goalhad a twofold – give sions Director,sions the program Cristina Fragale, Admis- Fragale, Cristina English and Mrs. teacher, of Dr. Robert Vellani, PHS PHS Vellani, Robert Dr. of mer. Under the Under directionmer. Program the over sum- ton Reach Excellence for successfully debuted Pres- debuted successfully BRONX TIMES REPORTER September 13-19, 2013 52 MEDICAL ASSISTING consecutive terms of 25 of25 terms consecutive tenced to two Fleming relationship. abrief in Cooper had been involved and Fleming murders the to Prior Joiter Little. herdaugh- and Cooper der in the deaths of Selina counts of intentional mur- ontwo guilty found was Clancy. 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Uni- Fordham Long, Travis Major, School; Law Brooklyn Levi, School of Law; Il- 53 BRONX TIMES REPORTER September 13-19, 2013 rst rst And last not least: but And so, another year al- Scotch Tape was fi was Tape Scotch The Prisoners took over Axis Sally was indicted Trade The Center World your in troops the Keep the education chaos and the homeless housing cri- the by created both sis, administration Bloomberg and made time. worse over Who will the have skills and courage and vision to issues huge these with deal theover next 4 years? I can truthfully I say, really don’t I, one, am for not im-know. enormous an pressed any of the by candi- have dates. will Whoever he/she will be getting trying is them of ahead task all damage the mitigate to the Ricky, done over last 12 years. son, My married in a monthto a wonderful girl I al- who likereadylove a daugh- OMG, But (Stephanie). ter and planning wedding the more is This organizing! any than nerve-wracking community or- I ever event ganized! Who knew? we But the are all very it happy about (and and already feel family like Steph’s our of part see to WSZIO family too!) hope We over. most one of our at upcomingyou events. Until the then enjoy falllovely weather! TTFN. day inday his life. a lot There’s more to come. tested on September 8, 1930. 1971. 9, September on Attica End result, 4 days, 43 dead. treasonfor on September 10, 1948. was toppled on September 2001.They11 8:46 at were hit down went and AM 9:03 and 10:28 and 9:59. NEVER FOR- GET!! prayers, take to a vet lunch and God bless.\ t and if they should The race We Mayor: for Last week I got a call spend our time accentuat- ing the and positive mini- mizing the What negative. are constructive,creative and practical solutions thefor community? What brings people and families together and enhances a We community? of sense all-volunteer an are also organization. are We self- funded excep- a few (with This self-taught. and tions) sometimes confuses peo- make we ask how who ple, a profi us ourpay for services. We do appreciate having help will and programs our with donations voluntary take themfor and to defray the because costvol- we of supplies, but do we because time our unteer what do we doing and it love enjoy we it, and especially because the community kids are so wonderful. are well now into the cam- Mayor. for paigning season 4 years ago were stag-we ing our 8-week protest Mayor against marathon Bloomberg. Since then much that we predicted has come true about both from Isaiah, my Great Great my Isaiah, from grandson. the con- Here’s Hi Poppa, Hi versation; going what’s Buddy Little I’m inon? a Super Market with the mom and most it’s boringest life. day of my How nothing There’s come? to do, the boringest I saidIt’s day. make the best of it. I didn ‘t me! hit want it to explain “Grazing” then to him this at and time. said We by good planet this on been has He some 2280 days, add one for six years He’s leap year. old expe- has time this in and rienced the most boringest Our Mini Summer Pro- Summer Mini Our were we year this Also A word here about the There will be a County OctoberOn Sunday, 6, at Friday 8, November Trivia Time!! cessful. It was very well suc- well very this very Gates also was Pearly It was at gram year cessful. wonderful 2 attended, and were for- we have to tunate “Counselors”: Amy Spata year’s and Samantha Lizzio, who kids the with games played and did arts this and crafts and organized each Saturday to you Thank beautifully. make As- sponsors generous our semblyman Mike Benedetto and Metro Optics, who helped summer program possible. all very fortunate to have added venue event a new the with community the to opening of Owen Dolen Plaza. WSZIO participated in organized 2 events by the Westchester Square BID, and we were very im- pressed the by quality and number BID of events held there Sorin, the Lisa Congrat-over summer. to ulations Director, organizing for such a successful season at Dolen! Owen hasIt WSZIO philosophy. to goal our been always tober1 at 7:30 PM at the the at PM 7:30 your meeting. at Meeting Oc- on Tuesday, tober1 Throgg’s Neck Post 1456. from 9 Am-12 Noon, the Leg- will be pay- Breakfast islative theheld at Turner The Club. checks cost is $30.00 Per Person. Ball Orga- making Please respond Septem- by 20 County ber Bronx to Military able nization. the PM 6:30 will be held at The Villa Bar- one Manor. WSZIO Summer Program Closing Day 069 The Marine Corps Corps Marine The the kidsreally the enjoyed magic ourby long- show wizard, John favorite time Magician Incomparable the (a/k/a Simply Magic), who puts great on a always show and gets the the kids (and trulymoms) believing in magic, the hilarious Punch by show puppet and Judy Fred Greenspan the Tra- and Puppeteer, ditional folk songs Kevin by Kane. Thanks to NYC Dept of Parks (Marianne Anderson and Alfredo Friends Perez), of Pelham Park, Bay and the volunteers and friends who made the event so special the for 18th year in a row! Shay Mac on Guitars, on Mac TheShay Transit Pride Pipers on Pipes and food. volunteers So you I canstay where get you. meetings begin will League on the second Wednesday of every month from on. now Jarheads check yourYou two off count calendars, Wednesdays and come on into the Sam Post for Young Lehman College 9/11 Memorial unveiling Sept 11, 2002. Photo by TX Casey: Family Fun in Day July While on the we’re sub- Please join us at 7:30 7:30 at us join Please The East Bronx His- in Pelham Park Bay was a this hit big year as always, the Throgs holi- Neck Parade the around just 26) (October favorite our and know Hal-corner, you is loween day! Likeour Facebookand our check site, out web page updates for towszio.org, our schedule and other news. ject of the VA, our Christ-ject of the VA, mas Party there will be held Decemberon Sunday, 12 1 at willNoon. We and Mr. have Mrs. Hiney and Chip Claus, of goodies to pass out to the the to out pass to goodies of got pens, T- She’s shut-ins. shirts, chains, key decals and hats, etc. We worked Candida She’ll well. as hard pretty be back. Brins, Amato and Mc Carthy cooked, Clorindo and Alberto were food run- ners, I served and all it went well. This is not a chore, but and do to like we something is appreciated all by the folks we feed. pm Wednesday September Hunting- the at 2013 18th. to next Freeton Library, Bank. Apple tory Forum will also lead lead also will Forum tory a walking tour of Morris Park on Sat. October 5th at 11am. Please the view East Bronx History Forum web page BronxNYC.com at for details and us follow on Fa- cebook County Community College College Community County Bronx former a Professor, history teacher and native Bronx resident. He has re- top- Bronx many searched ics and has used his skill as an artist to bring art and history Professor together. numer- made has Mastro ous presentations Bronx at libraries using his origi- illustrate to nal collages his lectures. Members and guests can also participate remem- 9/11 own their with brances.

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BY SANDIBY LUSK East Bronx History Forum History Bronx East BY PAUL GOLLUSCIO Victor Mastro is Hudson A recollection of tales, Professor Victor Mastro Victor Professor The East Bronx History The Huntington Free Free Huntington The Well, summer is basi- Many thanks go out to to out go Hello thanks all! Many rst meeting on June 16, this fateful event, 9/11. 9/11. event, fateful this connecting the Bronx and and Bronx the connecting stories, and illustrations Later”. Later”. and 9/11 Twelve Years Years Twelve 9/11 and lecture titled “The Bronx Square, Bronx, NY. and presentation a will lead located 9 Westchester at brary and Reading Room, The Huntington Free Li- Free Huntington The and open to the at public ing. All meetings are free free are meetings All ing. be the 83nd Forum’s meet- 2005. This September will 2005. September This fi Bronx History and held its 2013. 2013. Forum meets to discuss day, 7:30pm September 18th. 7:30pm September 18th.day, the fall season on Wednes- will its 1st meeting hold of an Owen Dolen event, and East Bronx History Forum and library arts and crafts, is pleased to announce The tival. And then Halloween Halloween then And tival. Library and Reading Room the Native American Fes- American Native the ing and arts and crafts at Bay Park doing face paint- from 12-3 we’ll be at Pelham 12-3from at be we’ll event and Septemberevent 22 painting for their family family their for painting House from 12-3 doing face tember 21 we’ll be at Bronx Bronx at be we’ll 21 tember far, with 3 more to go: Sep- go: to more 3 with far, in/organized 13 events so so events 13 in/organized season WSZIO participated participated WSZIO season thefall is almost here! This quickly I canhardly believe cally so and gone, went it Square and gets all kinds the recruiters in Westchester Westchester in recruiters the is the individual who haunts haunts who individual the is St. Ben’s SeniorSt. Center and Ben’s Rosa. Gloria comes from the her own assistant, Candida ria Castellano was there with we worked to the worked we bone. Glo- tant, Alberto Rivera whom brought along his own assis- Carthy, Clorindo Nieves who who Nieves Clorindo Carthy, Brins, George Amato, Ed Mc Mc Ed Amato, George Brins, Post Commander George the VA Hospital. 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Arts. ofOrg.filedwithNY Dept.ofState NY 10457 notified is:253E.181stSt, Apt 1D,Bronx, that thelastknownaddressofpartytobe find herhavefailed. The Courtalsofinds unknown andthatallreasonableefforts to current addressofthepartytobenotifiedis with thisCourt. The Courtfindsthatthe 9/19/13 andproofofserviceshallbefiled successive weekscommencingonorbefore The noticeshallappearonceaweekfortwo Complaint/Application offilewiththeCourt. 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MNH Rockville Centre,NY 11570 Attorneys atLaw, 255MerrickRoad, # 380826/09 subject toprovisionsoffiledjudgmentIndex plus interestandcosts.Premiseswillbesold State ofNew York. Block4699Lot6 the BoroughandCountyofBronx,City thereon erected,situate,lyingandbeingin land, withthebuildingsandimprovements 10469. 1043 East216thStreet,Bronx,New York 9/30/2013 at2:00pmpremisesknownas Grand ConcourseRoom600,Bronx,NY on auction atBronxCountyCourthouse,851 undersigned Refereewillsellatpublic sale dulyentered7/23/2013,I,the TRUST OF THE PROTIUMMASTERGRANTOR ASSOCIATIONTRUSTEEGRANTOR AS TRUST COMPANY, NATIONAL BRONX of October, 2013,at 9:30 o’clockinthe Concourse, Bronx,New York, onthe 7thday the Courthousethereof, locatedat851Grand Part 12,Room710of thisCourttobeheldat heretofore hadherein, upon allthepapersandproceedings Reiser, Esq., dated August 12,2013,and 2013, theannexed Affirmation of RachelP. Clerk oftheCountyBronxonMay 16, of PendencyfiledhereinintheOffice the heretofore filedherein,theSuccessiveNotice Defendants...... Plaintiffs, Custodian fortheNYCTL 2008-A Trust, OF NEW YORK asCollateral Agent and New York, onthe19thdayof August, 2013 located at851GrandConcourse,Bronx, County ofBronx,attheCourthousethereof, the StateofNew York, heldinandforthe is October22,1994. of birthisBronx,New York. Mydateofbirth Avenue, Apt 5F, Bronx,NY 10452.Myplace My presentaddressis1160 Cromwell name is(First)Wendy (Last)MezaGarcia. of (First)Wendy (Last)Meza.Mypresent grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, Dated: 8/14/2013FileNumber:24865 SHELDON MAY & ASSOCIATES Gregory Harmon,Esq.,Referee Approximate amountoflien$680,490.16 ALL thatcertainplotpieceorparcelof Pursuant toajudgmentofforeclosureand Defendant(s) DERRICK ROMAN;etal, Against Plaintiff(s), THE BANKOFNEW YORK MELLON SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF NOTICE OFSALE LET thedefendants showcauseatI.A.S. Upon theSummonsandComplaint Lot: 56 Block: 2814 Borough: Bronx CAUSE ORDER TOSHOW Index No.:382956/09 PONCIANO S.DOMINGO,etal., - against NYCTL 2008-A TRUST, and THE BANK Justice HON.JOHN A. BARONE P RESN T : At IASPart12,oftheSupremeCourt LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE P.C. Auctioneer, License#1224356 of Saletobereadatthesale.Victor Rawner, pants ofthesubjectpremisesand Terms its board,andsubjecttoanytenantsoroccu- transfer setbythecooperativecorporationor sold herein. warranties astothetitleorpremisesbeing cured partymakesnorepresentationsor cured partyreservestherighttobid. The se- Grand Concourse,Bronx,NY 10451. The se- New York, CountyofBronx,locatedat851 steps oftheSupremeCourtState September 23,2013at01:30PMonthefront tion withsaidpremises. The saleshallbeon now orhereafteraffixedtousedinconnec- the fixturesandarticlesofpersonalproperty 17F, BRONX,NY 10468.Saidsaleincludes es: locatedat9FORDHAMHILL OVAL, Apt. TION. Saidsecurityisappurtenanttopremis- FORDHAM HILL OWNERSCORPORA- prietary leaseand426sharesofstock will conductapublicsaleofsecurity:thepro- dance withitsrightsascurrentsecuredparty, 845.897.1600 Fishkill, NY 12524 Suite 301 Fishkill Office2SummitCourt Attorneys forSecuredParty ROSICKI, ROSICKI& ASSOCIATES, The saleissubjecttoanyconditionsof Carver FederalSavingsBank,inaccor- NOTICE OFSALE LEGAL NOTICE

northerly sideofBostonRd.,andtheeasterl Beginning atapointtheintersectionof Boston Rd.,Bronx,NY. Saidproperty Oct. 7th,2013at2:00p.m.,prem.k/a3879 Grand Concourse,Bronx,NY onMonday, Bronx CountySupremeCourt,Rm.600,851 1st, 2013,Iwillsellatpublicauctionthe judgment offoreclosureandsaledatedMay Defts. Index#380011/09. Pursuantto BOLLER &BOSTON ROADCORP., etal, BOSTON ROADHOLDINGS,LLC,Pltf.vs. Dated: August 7, 20131054351 Plaintiff, P.O. Box540,Getzville,NY 14068 Gross, Polowy&Orlans, Attorney for 382041/09. Youngik Yoon,RefereeEsq., provisions offiledJudgmentIndex# costs. Premiseswillbesoldsubjectto judgment $409,038.79plusinterestand 3443 LOT 52. Approximate amountof Bronx, CityandStateofNew York, BLOCK lying andbeingintheBoroughCountyof buildings andimprovementserected,situate, certain plotpieceorparcelofland,withthe Plains Road,Bronx,NY 10473 All that at 02:00PM,premisesknownas115 White Concourse, CityofBronx,NY on09/30/2013 Courthouse, Room600,851Grand will sellatpublicauctiontheBronxCounty dated 9/23/2011 I,theundersignedReferee Judgment ofForeclosureandSaleduly Hossain, etal.,Defendant(s).Pursuanttoa Plaintiff, against Tahamina Akther; Md.Imam Mortgage Loan Trust, Series2005-6, Holders ofDeutsche ALT-A Securities,Inc. National Association, as Trustee forthe COUNTY OFBRONXHSBCBankUSA, No. I-302)#83002 Pltf., 79-37Myrtle Ave., Glendale,NY. (File DEUTSCH &SCHNEIDERLLP, Attys. for sale. DEVYNCHRISTINA FOMER,Referee. and conditionsoffiledjudgmentterms plus costsandinterest.Soldsubjecttoterms Approx. amt.ofjudgmentis$4,231,930.29 back tothepointorplaceofBeginning. Thence onanarcbearingtotheleft69.65ft. bearing totheright156.00ft.;Running northerly sideofBostonRd.onanarc Ave. 30.91ft.; Thence runningalongthe southerly alongthewesterlysideofPratt Running easterly200.68ft.; Thence running Ave. adistanceof159.89ft.; Thence northerly alongtheeasterlysideofBoller side ofBoller Ave. and;Running Thence BY SHOPPING SUPREME COURT: BRONXCOUNTY. NOTICE OFSALE NOTICE OFSALESUPREMECOURT CLASSIFIEDS MONEY LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE SAVE IN OUR y

57 BRONX TIMES REPORTER September 13-19, 2013 cially rst come, come, rst nal fact that a a that fact nal the Serving for over 50 years community rst Wednesday of the We have a new busi- a new have We Morris Park Walking an- was it Finally, NestThe Neigh- Van rst serve owners for to have ce and the fi for the Toby Van Project the Van for to Toby Nest Nest Van on visitVan and Unionportroad. Avenue the is for Pub-TheVan Toby means lic which fi fi their cats and dogs spayed/ neutered! For questionson mobile van procedures, go tobyproject.org, website: to or email info@tobyproj- at ect.org or call 799-1120. (212) in Van here opening ness willNest which alleviate the closing of our post of- fi CPU WILL NOT be opened here contrary to our desper- ate needs! Lets welcome the Business Emporium owned Cynthiaby Jones located 778at Morris Park Avenue. 2013! 26, Her grand opening was last August Sunday she offi but on opened her welcome Please stop by, and hello! say Tour presented the by East Bronx History Forum will 11:00 at 5th October on be history of alot is There a.m. here Nest in and Van Mor- ris Park! Learn where about FREE! live. you Meet Wil- at liamsbridge Road and East- chester the Road by BP Gas Station. nounced that Nest the Van Neighborhood Alliance will award Thanksgiving din- ners to needy neighborhood the In December, residents. announced. be Alliance will sponsor to a tree lighting and distribution toy site a at tuned this to Stay column futurefor announcements. borhood Alliance meets in the Lower Level Hall of the Love Gospel Church located on Nest Avenue Van 475 at fi the month 7 p.m. at rst rst re re house Van Nest OBTAIN A OBTAIN ti. Planting seeds Planting ti. cation Days for the the for Days cation Alliance in as little as CALL NOW! Bernadette Ferrara re- Ferrara Bernadette Each candidate had the Sep- Reminders: Event Visit us online or Neighborhood 24 HOURS rst time here Nest! in Van re call boxes to rid them lack of pooper scooper en- scooper pooper closings, of education policy, lack forcement, funding of af- ter school programs, taxes, the and Boards Community need a Bronx for Animal Shelter. successful the on ported summer program sponsored our with conjunction in neighbors, the Bronx Park Associa- Community East had fourtion. Summer We Beautifi fi chil- the involved day Each guards tree building dren paint- locations, different in these “owning” them, ing adopting and guards tree also children The tree. each painted light posts and old fi of graffi ence. opportunity to respond to questionsabout police pro- future fi tection, of pride and caring their for community was worth it. along won also were Prizes Percus- and Poetry with entertainmentsion Bob by McNeil and Fred Simpson. While the adults were en- tertained, the program was geared interaction for with the children and their cre- ativity. an at a be will there miles 14th tember 16 Street 180th with Tour Bike new its with included route. being Bike Call 212-614-9107 pace! easy for more information. Sep- tember 21st will see a fi FAST DIVORCE FAST 978-443-8387 WE ARE HERE TO HELP!! www.divorcefast.com ce. ce. EASY, EASY, BY BOBBY NOLAN IS QUICK, LEGAL AND The candidates ad- who At ourAt opening meeting thank to like would We Prior to the candidates AFFORDABLE THE PROCESS dressed Nest residents, Van who neighbors our as well as are members of the Bronx EastPark Community Asso- Alva- Albert were: ciation, rez- Chief of Staff- Coun- for cilman Joel Rivera, Raquel Battista- Joel Ray Attorney, Rivera- Community Rela- Cynthia Associate, tions Thompkins- Legal Aid At- Torres- and Richie torney Housing Director-for Coun- cilman James Vacca. Each opening an made candidate statement and responded to questions from the audi- man Joel Rivera is term after the summer break, term Nest sponsoredVan a can- is night thedidate’s for con- the in running tenders Sep- on primary Rivera Democratic open is seat This 10. tember Joel Council- incumbent the as man limited. his for Rivera Councilman support of the priorities of Nest the community, Van of allocation his especially $1.3 the towards $700,000 million to cost of the recon- struction Nest Park. of Van additional with funds, His project Borough from funding this President Ruben Diaz and Vacca enable James Councilman will start in months. a few In ad- Riveradition, has Mr. sup- ported Nest the Youth Van Program the past two years. all in his well him wish We endeavors! future speaking, we welcomed our State Senator Gustavo Assemblyman and Rivera encour- who Gjonaj Mark resi- all neighborhood aged primary on vote to dents day and mentioned various initiatives of their offi ce ve fteen percent percent fteen t (N-F-P) orga- Having done so much much so done Having tick- my have already I it is that time, next Until Center is easily accessible accessible easily is York (C.U.N.Y.), LehmanCenter and transportation public by offers safe mo- space one’s for minimal at vehicle tor cost secure College’s Lehman in parking well-managed and discountslots. Moreover, and tenof percent(10%) areof- twenty percent (20%) fered patrons for purchasing tickets to three or to six (3) respectively shows and(6) fi to tickets buying those (5) family(5) will shows receive to more once a discount of fi Thanks (15%). num- a to the generous support of CON twelve children EDISON, admitted years(12) of age younger or be will performances selected of ber a mere Tickets $10. for can person in either obtained be the through telephone by or Offi Box Center Lehman NUMBER:(TELEPHONE 718–960–8833) or on-line by Performing the utilizing designed newly Center’s Arts and user-friendly website (www.lehmancenter.org). Ticket prices, the schedule ve- of performances, motor and travel both by directions transpor- andhicle public by tation are all on thewebsite well. as the of success the insure to 2013-2014 Season, can we reward Eva Bornstein’s en- puttingdeavors by our per- son in the seats Lehman at Alterna- Center on a regular ahead. basis in months the any and all are totively, able LEH- OF “FRIENDS become Center. the MAN CENTER” making by to appreci- and needed much a donation ated indepen- an althoughRemember, part is of the greater family of Leh- man Center College, the Performing Arts anddent separate §501(c)(3) not-for-profi under established nization the of the laws State of New FriendsYork. making con- tributions large and small are and welcome es- deeply teemed and can give their support to Lehman Center via the tradition check in the following by or mail the prompts on the website. ets lined a number for up of shows at Lehman Center this season. I hope to see you well as them enjoying there with me. I shall be keeping you. for an out eye thisfor time! - cionados of re while afi while re Eva Bornstein has a well- deserved reputation as a ge- a as reputation deserved great but programming, in nius with she is also pretty good with the buck. In addition to man- Center aging the annual budget of Lehman care, she is likewise look- ing your budget and for out fi making it well, as mine to us for feasible nancially join her frequently Leh- at LocatedmanCenter. on the Bronxbucolic campus of The Herbert H. Lehman College New of University City the of WOP. Our Latino sisters pre- those with applause for conventional more senting styles of dance. Our sisters younger friends will get down to the rapTHE of GOLDEN AGE DOO of Latino HIPOF while HOP those still beat groove will heart at young Our timeless the to WOP. and brothers a rich have and exciting array in of shows towhich take delight while the patrons seeking a broader, more international sam- Japan, pling will of music to be able perfor- at appetite their whet mances artists by given hail- Italy, ing from the Russian Federa- of Republic tion, the People’s State the Hungary, China, Israel, of United Kingdom and the of SouthRepublic Africa. A Soweto from Choir Gospel will spirits one’s elevate while hearts will swell and emotions will swoon listen- ing to the theatre of music Broadway City’s York New End sung West and London’s by four talented (4) young to British known fellows as they TEATRO.Ostensibly, Center hit withwere a big Her Elizabeth Arts Queen Majesty, II. Hopefully, folks will be Lehman the into streaming Performing ivories the be royally entertained just Last,like but Majesty. Her tickle not least, stars will like Peter Nero light will Feliciano José and our fi spotshot such as Manhat- Hotel can Carlyle tan’s look forward to an evening of its CHRIS GILLESPIE TRIO, iswhich heading North in time a Bronx toNovember for ap- in just is that pearance to get us in the right mood to Thanksgiving. celebrate c goes c ne arts ne BY FATHER FATHER BY Encore by Eva by Encore RICHARD GORMAN RICHARD ne arts. Whether one The end of Summer like- The month of September ce on Friday. Traffi Friday. on ce Good Times Lehman by dancers will be competing competing will be dancers ballet. More unorthodox unorthodox ballet. More son at Lehman Center with Lehman Center at son be sharing the stage this sea- world and of Theworld Bronx will the various cultures of our tastes. Dance highlighting something to appeal to your your to appeal to something musicals or dramas, Eva has joys Broadway shows, either shows, Broadway joys classical or modern, or en- is attracted to music, either either music, to attracted is the fi the Eva of an exciting array of tation by the talented Miss Miss talented the by tation is an encore, presen- bravo interests. Yes, each season season each Yes, interests. tural heritages, and artistic peal to those of all ages,cul- that has across-the-boardthat ap- together a fantastic program tor, Miss Eva Bornstein, puts and that its Executive Direc- is that a good time awaits all all awaits time good a that is -- changes at Lehman Center Center Lehman at changes -- what does not -- and never never and -- not does what a new varietya new of the fi and appreciation. However, to the stage Center’s as even is presented enjoyment for bring a fresh crop of artists The performances always always performances The ter for the Performing Arts. theter for Performing Arts. at Theat Lehman College Cen- season of performing arts arts performing of season wise announces another another announces wise days and weeks ahead. ent by becoming better in the in better becoming by ent hope that they will be differ- be will they that hope somehow we labor we somehow with the as it always is although although is always it as well. Yes, much is the same same the is much Yes, well. get back into the groove as as groove the into back get and Church organizations organizations Church and neighborhood associations associations neighborhood tory monthly meetings and monthly tory Boards launch their manda- their launch Boards cal irritation. Community gestion and causes its typi- offi back to itscustomary con- and early escapes from the no longer dress-down days days dress-down longer no to school. At work, thereto school. work, At are year. So, theyear. children return come the ninth month of the with a reinvigorated fervor fervor reinvigorated a with you andyou I just them approach a new twista new perhaps, -- or, iar things somehow take on on take somehow things iar though even the most famil- most the even though once again in September, al- September, in again once we know it gets underway underway gets it know we for a Summer’sfor rest, life as and usual commitments commitments usual and ing aside our ordinary cares us. Nevertheless, after lay- worn and quite routine for andobligations are time- True, many of its activities heralds new beginnings. heralds beginnings. new

BRONX TIMES REPORTER September 13-19, 2013 62 Sold subjecttotermsandconditionsoffiled costs andinterest. This isaFirstMortgage. Approx. amt.ofjudgmentis$607,932.96plus 217th St.,beingaplot105.22ft.x22.31 Barnes Ave. withthenortherlysideofEast by theintersectionofeasterlysidesaid distant 92ft.northerlyfromthecornerformed side ofBarnes Ave. (asdedicated50ft.wide) Lot 42.Saidpropertylocatedontheeasterly Barnes Ave., Bronx,NY a/k/aBlock4676, 23rd, 2013at2:00p.m.prem.k/a3734 Concourse, Bronx,NY onMonday, Sept. Courthouse, Rm.600,851Grand will sellatpublicauctiontheBronxCounty foreclosure andsaledatedMar. 25,2010,I #381090/07. Pursuanttojudgmentof TONDALAYA STEED,etal,Defts.Index CERTIFICATES, SERIES2007-8,Pltf.vs. HOLDERS, CWABS, INC. ASSET-BACKED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CERTIFICATE THE BANKOFNEW YORK AS TRUSTEE 101, Syosset,NY. #82888 PLLC, Attys. forPltf.,165EileenWay, Ste. THE LAW OFFICESOF ALAN WEINREB, sale. JOSEPH A. CAROFANO, Referee. conditions offiledjudgmentandterms interest. Soldsubjecttotermsand of judgmentis$175,304.05pluscostsand ft.; Thence Southerly25.61ft. Approx. amt. Northerly 25.05ft.; Thence Easterly105.29 Thence Westerly 101.41ft.; Thence Northerly sideof Allerton Ave.; Running the Westerly sideofEastchesterRd.andthe from thecornerformedbyintersectionof Eastchester Rd.distant275.50ft.Northerly beginning atapointontheWesterly sideof Eastchester Rd.,Bronx,NY. Saidproperty 2013 at2:00p.m.,prem.k/a2727 Concourse, Bronx,NY, onMondayOct.7, Bronx CountyCourthouse,851Grand will sellatpublicauctioninRoom600the foreclosure andsaledatedMay14th,2013,I #381181/09. Pursuanttojudgmentof VEDWATTIE BRIJALI,etal,Defts.Index CERTIFICATES, SERIES2003-5,Pltf.vs. INC., ASSET BACKEDPASS THROUGH AMERIQUEST MORTGAGE SECURITIES, COMPANY,FORTRUSTEE AS DEUTSCHE BANKNATIONAL TRUST Lot No. 160. Approximate amountof City andState ofNew York, BlockNo. 3575 being intheBorough andCountyofBronx, improvements erected, situate,lyingand parcel ofland,with thebuildingsand NY 10473. All thatcertainplotpieceor known as679Havemeyer Avenue, Bronx, October 7,2013at02:00PM,premises Grand Concourse,Bronx,New York on County Courthouse,Room600,at 851 Referee willsellatpublicauctionintheBronx entered thereafter. I,theundersigned Foreclosure andSaledated6/12/2013 and Defendant(s). PursuanttoaJudgment of Igualez a/k/aOvisM. Arochoigualas, etal., Igualez a/k/aOvisM. Arocho a/k/aOvisM. against- RuthD.Quevedo;OvisM. Arocho- COUNTY OFBRONXM&T Bank,Plaintiff, - #82995 Ave., Westbury, NY. FileNo.18201- GROUP, PLLC, Attys. ForPltf.,242Drexel YOON, Referee.DRUCKMANLAW j udgment andtermsofsale. YOUNGIK SUPREME COURT: BRONXCOUNTY. NOTICE OFSALE SUPREME COURT: BRONXCOUNTY. NOTICE OFSALE NOTICE OFSALESUPREMECOURT L EGAL LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE N OTICES Plaintiff 10500239/6,9/13,9/20,09/27/2013 Road Latham,NY 12110 Attorneys for Schiller &Knapp,LLP 950NewLoudon 381309-2011. Anne Littwin,Esq.,Referee provisions offiledJudgmentIndex# costs. Premiseswillbesoldsubjectto judgment is$577,520.50plusinterestand owners of the Parkchester South CONDOMINIUM, INC.,onbehalf ofitsunit NEW YORK COUNTY OFBRONX Broadway, Suite100, Tarrytown, NY 10591 ESQS. Attorneys forPlaintiff, 828South MONDELLO, LAROCCA &RISOTTO, interest. IndexNo.380092/12. original principalsumof$97,000.00with mortgage heldbyCitimortgage,Inc.,inthe Judgment herein,includingbeingsubjecttoa subject totermsofsaleandprovisionsthe $7,051.11, withinterest,costs,etc.Sale amount dueundertheJudgmentis the ParkchesterSouthCondominium. The percent interestinthecommonelementsof Bronx, togetherwithanundivided.0099 Section 15onthetaxmapofBorough designated as Tax Lot3977,inBlock3943of Odell Street,Bronx,New York, and E-7 a/k/a65,andbystreetaddress1575 as apartment5C,inthebuildingknown the ParkchesterSouthCondominiumknown Bronx, New York, theCondominiumunitin County Courthouse,851GrandConcourse, at 2:00p.m.inRoom600oftheBronx sell atpublicauctiononSeptember23,2013, to aJudgmentdatedMarch11, 2013,Iwill DULGEROFF, et.al.,Defendants.Pursuant Condominium, Plaintiff, -againstGEORGE owners oftheParkchesterSouth CONDOMINIUM, INC.,onbehalfofitsunit NEW YORK COUNTY OFBRONX Garden City, NY 11530, Attorneys forPlaintiff Fenchel, P.C., 100GardenCityPlaza, # 382121/09. subject toprovisionsoffiledJudgmentIndex 04903 andLot0058.Premiseswillbesold Bronx, CityandStateofNew York, Block and beingintheBoroughofBronx,County improvements thereonerected,situate,lying parcel ofland,withthebuildingsand Bronx, NY. All thatcertainplot,pieceor premises knownas1118 East225thStreet, on September23,2013at2:00p.m., Room 600,851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY auction attheBronxCountyCourthouse, undersigned Refereewillsellatpublic and Saledulyfiledon April 08,2013,I,the AVILA, ET AL., Defendant(s). SERIES 2010-2,Plaintiff, vs. ARMONDO REGISTERED HOLDERSOFVNT TRUST CERTIFICATEIN TRUSTFOR TRUSTEE), INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLEY AS CERTIFICATE TRUSTEE (NOT INITS BRONX, WELLSFARGO BANK,N.A., AS THE PARKCHESTER SOUTH SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NOTICE OFSALE (914) 591-7722 DAVID LESCH,ESQ.,RefereeROY, THE PARKCHESTER SOUTH SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NOTICE OFSALE Berkman, Henoch,Peterson,Peddy& Robert Moll,Esq.,Referee Pursuant toaJudgmentofForeclosure SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NOTICE OFSALE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE improvements thereonerected, situate,lying parcel ofland,with thebuildingsand 2013 at2:00p.m. 600, Bronx,N.Y. on the7thdayofOctober, Courthouse, 851GrandConcourse,Room public auctionattheBronxCounty and SaleenteredonMarch8,2011. Defendant(s). Plaintiff against College ParkDrive,Scottsbluff, NE69361, BRONX FORECLOSURE Tarrytown, NY 10591(914)591-7722 for Plaintiff 828SouthBroadway, Suite100, LAROCCA &RISOTTO, ESQS., Attorneys ESQ., Referee,ROY, MONDELLO, 380702/12. JOSEPH THEODORE JEDNAK, sum of$175,151.00withinterest.IndexNo. Fargo Bank,N.A.,intheoriginalprincipal being subjecttoamortgageheldbyWells provisions oftheJudgmentherein,including etc. Salesubjecttotermsofsaleand Judgment is$9,598.76,withinterest,costs, Condominium. The amountdueunderthe common elementsoftheParkchesterSouth undivided .0125percentinterestinthe the BoroughofBronx,togetherwithan Block 3943ofSection15onthetaxmap York, anddesignatedas Tax Lot3115, in address 1510UnionportRoad,Bronx,New building knownasE-4a/k/a54,andbystreet Condominium knownasapartment1G,inthe Condominium unitintheParkchesterSouth 851 GrandConcourse,Bronx,New York, the Room 600oftheBronxCountyCourthouse, auction onOctober7,2013,at2:00p.m.in dated June14,2013,Iwillsellatpublic SMITH, et.al., Condominium, Plaintiff, -againstHENRY P.C. Auctioneer, License#1224356 of Saletobereadatthesale.Victor Rawner, pants ofthesubjectpremisesand Terms its board,andsubjecttoanytenantsoroccu- transfer setbythecooperativecorporationor sold herein. warranties astothetitleorpremisesbeing cured partymakesnorepresentationsor cured partyreservestherighttobid. The se- Grand Concourse,Bronx,NY 10451. The se- New York, CountyofBronx,locatedat851 steps oftheSupremeCourtState September 23,2013at01:00PMonthefront tion withsaidpremises. The saleshallbeon now orhereafteraffixedtousedinconnec- the fixturesandarticlesofpersonalproperty DALE, NY 10471-3441.Saidsaleincludes at 4410CAYUGA AVENUE #6B,RIVER- security isappurtenanttopremises:located 4410-4414 CAYUGA OWNERSCORP. Said prietary leaseand175sharesofstock will conductapublicsaleofsecurity:thepro- dance withitsrightsascurrentsecuredparty, PARCEL I-Allthatcertainplot, pieceor I, theundersignedRefereewillsell at Pursuant toaJudgmentofForeclosure JACQUELINE ROMAN,et al AURORA LOANSERVICES LLC,2617 SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF REFEREE’S NOTICEOFSALEIN Defendants. PursuanttoaJudgment 845.897.1600 Fishkill, NY 12524 Suite 301 Fishkill Office2SummitCourt Attorneys forSecuredParty ROSICKI, ROSICKI& ASSOCIATES, The saleissubjecttoanyconditionsof WELLS FARGO BANK,N.A,inaccor- NOTICE OFSALE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Calderon-Homs, Esq.,Referee. sale. provisions offiledjudgmentandterms plus interestandcosts. Bronx, N.Y. Bronx, CityandStateofNew York. and beingintheBoroughCountyof improvements thereonerected,situate,lying parcel ofland,withthebuildingsand Street, Bronx,N.Y. 10469. Bronx, CityandStateofNew York. and beingintheBoroughCountyof Avenue, Suite1200,New York, NY 10017 costs. & Number 380970/09. interest filed judgmentandtermsofsale.Index plus Premises willbesoldsubjecttoprovisionsof 428,994.28 BRONX, NY Approximate amountoflien$ known as1016EAST 218THSTREET, feet. Block:4700Lot:40Saidpremises feet by48.56109.33 side ofPaulding Avenue; beingaplot109.33 side ofEast218thStreetandtheeasterly formed bytheintersectionofsoutherly distant 148feeteasterlyfromthecorner on thesoutherlysideofEast218thStreet, described asfollows:BEGINNINGatapoint City andStateofNew York, boundedand being intheBoroughandCountyofBronx, County 2013 at2:00PMpremisessituate,lyingand Merola Mario Bronx, NY onthe23rddayofSeptember, the at Building, Room600,851GrandConcourse, auction Defendant(s). public al 2013, I,theundersignedRefereewillsellat et Sale enteredhereinanddatedMarch27, STONE, Pursuant toaJudgmentofForeclosureand ICYLIN BRONX EASTERNSAVINGS BANK,FSB, Number 300902/11. filed judgment andtermsof sale.Index Premises willbesold subjecttoprovisionsof of lien$9,822.44 plusinterest&costs. STREET, BRONX,NY Approximate amount Block as Assessment Map.Block:2692Lot:35 designated and 2692 andLot35ontheBronxCounty Tax known premises York, PM New 2:00 Bronx, CountyofCityandState of County at situate, lyingandbeingintheBorough of Bronx 2013 September, the Concourse, Bronx,NY onthe 23rddayof at Courthouse, Room600,851Grand auction public 2013, I,theundersignedRefereewillsellat Foreclosure andSaleenteredonMay24, Defendant(s). PursuanttoaJudgmentof CUSTODIAN, AND Plaintiffs againstOSCARWILLIAMS,etal AGENT COLLATERAL BANK OFNEW YORK MELLON, AS BRONX NYCTL 1998-2 TRUST AND THE (585) 760-8218 Rochester, New York 14614 28 EastMainStreet,Suite1700 Attorney(s) forPlaintiff Davidson FinkLLP Index No.380515-09.CarlosMiguel Premises willbesoldsubjectto Approximate amountoflien$401,708.05 (Block: 4696,Lot:30). Premises knownasPaulding Avenue, PARCEL II-Allthatcertainplot,pieceor (Block: 4696,Lot:123). Premises knownas1011 East213th Attorney(s) forPlaintiff 360Lexington KRISS&FEUERSTEINLLP CARL LUCAS,ESQ.,Referee. Plaintiff againstCLAYTON STONE, SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF Said premisesknown as872HOME SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 14614 Mortgagee’s attorney.” Mortgagor, theMortgagee,or shall havenofurtherrecourseagainstthe a returnofthedepositpaid. The Purchaser Purchaser atthesaleshallbeentitledonlyto Esq., Referee. sale. provisions offiledjudgmentandterms plus interestandcosts. Avenue, Bronx,N.Y. 10466. September, 2013at2:00p.m. 600, Bronx,N.Y. onthe30thdayof Courthouse, 851GrandConcourse,Room public auctionattheBronxCounty and Saleenteredon April 22,2013. Defendant(s). BRONX 156 W. 56ST. NEW YORK, NY 10019 judgment filed of provisions and termsofsale.IndexNumber260100/11. to subject plus interest&costs.Premiseswillbesold 2515 THIRD AVENUE, BRONX,NY presently exists.Saidpremisesknownas Bronx Countylandandtaxmapasit designated asBlock2320Lot41onthe and StateofNew York, knownand the BoroughofBronx,CountyCity 2:00 PMpremisessituate,lyingandbeingin Bronx, NY onthe7thdayofOctober, 2013at Building, Room600,851GrandConcourse, at publicauctiontheMarioMerolaCounty 25, 2013,I,theundersignedRefereewillsell and SaleenteredhereindatedFebruary Trust, 1998-2 Defendant(s). NYCTL the Plaintiff againstHECTOR BARRIOS,etal for Custodian and BANK OFNEW YORK asCollateral Agent BRONX NYCTL 1998-2 TRUST, and THE To Advertise 1400 FirstFederalPlaza,Rochester, NY Attorney(s) forPlaintiffs Phillips Lytle LLP CARL LUCAS,ESQ.,Referee. “If thesaleissetasideforanyreason, Chestnut Ridge,N.Y. 10977 Suite 200 747 ChestnutRidgeRoad Attorney(s) forPlaintiff Fein Such&Crane,LLP Index No.382421-09.JosephStrasburg, Premises willbesoldsubjectto Approximate amountoflien$714,616.76 Tax accountnumber:SBL #:4870-68. Said premisesknownas3943Laconia I, theundersignedRefereewillsellat Pursuant toaJudgmentofForeclosure MIKAILOU MBENGUE,etal ONEWEST BANKFSB,Plaintiff against SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF MichaelResnikoff, Esq.,(212)237-1102, Attorney(s) forPlaintiff WindelsMarxLane&Mittendorf,LLP DEIDRA R.MOORE,ESQ.,Referee. Approximate amountoflien$3,097.03 Pursuant toaJudgmentofForeclosure SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF (718) 742- LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 3397 Here Call 63 BRONX TIMES REPORTER September 13-19, 2013 Photo by Alex Belisle Photo by Walter Pofeldt Walter by Photo cially bumped. bumped. cially For now, a giftFor now, The surprise upset in that surprise upset The time chief of staff, Albert Albert staff, of chief long- Rivera’s Joel was race time last, placed who Alvarez, supportdespite from Rivera and local his father, Assem- is offi is has turned into a a into turned has boondoggle. blyman Jose Rivera.

gure gure Coun- With a six-fi cil salary waiting him for in January, Torres is now ineli- gible to the stay at support- would housing he ive apartment that in eyebrows admitted several raised He July. have to move once his salary Diaz assured neighbors neighbors assured Diaz discussing to open he’s the issue further. eld, Car Required! . “I the have do not politi- If Interested, Call If Interested, 718-742-3395 The Bronx Times ReporterThe Bronx Freelance is Looking for cover to Photographers Bronx the PHOTOGRAPHER? it will be unlikely for the the for unlikely be will it funds secure to council fi the back bring to It was Primary September 10th Day on Tuesday, as voters took the polls pick their to candidates. Bronx pols, including mentor Vacca, Jimmy Councilman as a staffer. he worked where cal connections that op- my saidponents Torres. did,” “I was not part of a family or a dynasty.” nancial nancial - eld, arguing le was raised nd funds needed to “County just wasn’t im- In the crowded 15th Coun- himself dubs he Though Demand, however, however, Demand, executive The While sources admit had vowed revengehad againstvowed Heastie backing not for him again. pressive, though even Carl had riding a lot on this,” said the source. “With all the sup- port - party and fi that Pichardo had , he should run withhave it. To away pull that close is not a good indication.” cil District, Torres emerged a from help with victor the heavy- bloc, voting robust hitting support from unions, and lawmakers powerful a from funds PAC in $200,000 real estate industry group. an to the outsider Bronx establishment, Democratic Torres’ profi several to ties his given children played in that that in played children recalled Carfora. rink,” three like wasn’t “It hundred kids from neighborhood.” another with dwindled, slowly members growing age league’s the of out requirements. Equipment to also contributed costs lack of interest. committee has pressed Vacca Jimmy Councilman fi to restore the fi it will better serve the the serve better will it neighborhood kids who play ball elsewhere. Morris Park’s Loreto Playground roller rink stands under-utilized. eld eld eld, unintended With such a small margin, de- election,” this won “I “It just right,” doesn’t look To add to the embarras- Soon after the fi Parks Dept. crews ripping by But out Carfora personally personally Carfora “Three hundred Still, the roller hockey hockey Still, roller the “Ann Clair’s used to be ll out paper ballots, which which ballots, paper out ll a key issuea key in both a recount - and possible courtcourt challenge - could revolve not machines voting around working - some missing le- insteadvers. Voters had to fi need to be counted. he said who Ramirez, clared planned court action. “I have numbers!” the of said involved one local political source directly not close vote. more out of Bronxment Democratic turn to Party Boss Carl Heastie not able being Pichardo,voters for he previ- the in defeat suffered ously district, backing Ramirez against Castro. Ramirez

eventually built the rink, replacing a softball fi families fi the no to consequences emerged, little with visiting the park to watch a ball game anymore. went to City Hall City to a give to went presentationPowerPoint His merits. rink’s the on case was enough the for over earmark to Council $1 million in funds. heavily used adult by leagues that charged to it. join players Councilwoman Madeline Madeline Councilwoman for pushed Provenzano the rink afterreceiving signatures from local hockey leagues with large memberships. league saw its heyday, league its heyday, saw recurring to thanks sponsorships and a robust membership. open at 9 o’clock at night,” night,” at 9 o’clock open at they “Now Agovino. said 6 o’clock.” close at closed, other businesses began to close early, Ann nearby including Clair’s Salumeria, where locals ordered deli eats according games, during Agovino. to

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Primary surprises in boro Day Morris Park residents want Loreto Park roller hockey rinkdown torn hockey roller Park Loreto want residents Park Morris Victor Pichardo was The biggest cliff-hanger Judging by the vote vote the by Judging Former City Loreto Park, named named Park, Loreto “Unfortunately, I I “Unfortunately, “So many residents “So residents many Well before he even even he before Well 1123. the latest total tally 1195 to over Hector Ramirez, with holding a slim 72-vote lead nation. years until his recent resig- as an informant for several several for informant an as in a perjury case and wired held byCastro, caught up was the for seat formerly President Ruben Diaz Jr. cratic machine and Borough backing the by Bronx Demo- spite major joined-at-the-hip major spite ponent Bill Thompson, de- Bill DeBlasio swamped op- turnout, mayoral candidate even with a generally low low generally a with even spread across the borough, borough, the across spread ping stone to higher offi second full term - or a step- a or - term full second Nov. 5 general election a for Nov. From page 1 page From organize a night game. a handful adults of who of the rink is null for save rink during recess, use use recess, rink during take advantage of the the of advantage take from St. Francis Xavier neighborhood children Except for theExcept for times and basketball courts. basketballand courts. bocce court, playground playground court, bocce Alfred Loreto, houses a a houses Loreto, Alfred time.” time.” after slain NYPD offi the right thing to do at the the at do to thing right the fanfare in 2005. “It was when it opened it when to great fully backed the rink Hockey League, which the Morris Park Roller Roller Park Morris the Carfora, former head of of head former Carfora, intended,” said Joseph Joseph said intended,” not being used as was it have to agreehave the rink’s the underutilized rink. heard the case to destroy board that’s regularly board that’s joining the executive executive the joining in my ear,” said Diaz, Diaz, said ear,” my in whispered the same thing thing same the whispered at Loreto Park. Rydell concert on Aug. 21 21 Aug. on concert Rydell he attended the Bobby against therink when Diaz heard objections stopped the by association, 4th. Association meeting Sept. From page 1 page From BRONX TIMES REPORTER September 13-19, 2013 64 RODRIGUEZ; CARLOSRODRIGUEZ,etal BRONX Esq., Referee. sale. provisions offiledjudgmentandterms plus interestandcosts. Street, Bronx,N.Y. 10467. September, 2013at2:00p.m. 600, Bronx,N.Y. onthe30thdayof Courthouse, 851GrandConcourse,Room public auctionattheBronxCounty and Saleenteredon April 6,2010. FEDERAL BANK,FSB,Plaintiff against SUCCESSOR ININTEREST TO INDYMAC BRONX RAMON RODRIGUEZ;CIRIA ONEWEST BANKFSB,Plaintiff against SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF (914) 636-8900 New Rochelle, York 10801 145 HuguenotStreet-Suite210 Attorney(s) forPlaintiff McCabe Weisberg &Conway Index No.380623-09.GeraldGoldsmith, Premises willbesoldsubjectto Approximate amountoflien$460,448.03 Tax accountnumber:SBL #:4677-12. Said premisesknownas853East218th I, theundersignedRefereewillsellat Pursuant toaJudgmentofForeclosure PABLO DIAZ,etalDefendant(s). ONEWEST BANK,F.S.B., AS SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF L Stay informed &stay Bronx style. Times in the Read newspapers Reporter EGAL LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE jk N OTICES pflËi\XcnXpj`e N_\epflËi\ p Mortgagee’s attorney.” Mortgagor, theMortgagee,or shall havenofurtherrecourseagainstthe a returnofthedepositpaid. The Purchaser Purchaser atthesaleshallbeentitledonlyto Esq., Referee. sale. provisions offiledjudgmentandterms plus interestandcosts. Street, Bronx,N.Y. 10469. 2013 at2:00p.m. 600, Bronx,N.Y. onthe7thdayofOctober, Courthouse, 851GrandConcourse,Room public auctionattheBronxCounty and SaleenteredonMay1,2013. Defendant(s). of August, 2013. of August, New York, New York, 10013onthe29thday County ofNew York at71 Thomas Street of theStateNew York, heldinandforthe “If thesaleissetasideforanyreason, Chestnut Ridge,N.Y. 10977 Suite 200 747 ChestnutRidgeRoad Attorney(s) forPlaintiff Fein Such&Crane,LLP Index No.382653-09.PatrickWynne, Premises willbesoldsubjectto Approximate amountoflien$530,258.04 Tax accountnumber:SBL #:4833-36. Said premisesknownas643East230th I, theundersignedRefereewillsellat Pursuant toaJudgmentofForeclosure Present: Hon.Debra A. James,Justice Index No.:157493/2013 At anIASPart59oftheSupremeCourt LEGAL NOTICE c\

based onlocationoftheProperty. discharge ofthe Ancient Mortgage.Venue is why anordershouldnotissuedirectingthe in theaboveOrder, youaretoshowcause York CountyClerk’s Office,and,assetforth filed withthesupportingpapersinNew Supreme Court,dated August 29,2013,and Honorable Debra A. James,aJusticeofthe publication pursuanttoanOrderof Show Causeisserveduponyouby PROCEEDING: The foregoingOrderto THE PROPERTY AND/OR THIS INTEREST IN THE ANCIENT MORTGAGE, and/or thisproceeding. interest inthe Ancient Mortgage,theProperty sufficient serviceuponallwhomayhavean weeks whichshallbedeemedgoodand Bronx, New York 10454newspaperfor4 Bronx Times Reporter, 900E.132ndSt., publication ofthecontentsthisOrderin County togetherwithproofofserviceby November 2013,upontheclerkofNew York be made,onorbeforethe1stdayof Steven Landy, Esq.,uponwhichitisbased, Affidavit ofNormaGarbusand Affirmation of Order, togetherwiththeVerified Petition, New York anditisfurther: referred toas6982nd Avenue, New York, of New York, andcommonlyknown TO ALL THOSE WHO HAVEWHO ANTO ALLTHOSE 2013 29, Dated August J.S.C. James Debra A. ENTER: Directed Oral Argument ORDERED thatserviceofacopythis the BoardofStandardsand Appeals. in accordancewiththeRulesofProcedure pm. es, MondaythroughFriday, 9:00amto5:00 plication canbereviewedattheBoardoffic- testimony regardingthisapplication. This ap- tions mayappearatthehearingtopresent Manhattan. Interestedpersonsorassocia- Spector Hall,22ReadeStreet,Boroughof September 17,2013,10:00 A.M. session,in been calendaredforPublicHearing Tuesday, owner. gelical ChurchLettingChristBeknown,Inc., Block 4799,Lot16,BoroughofBronx. corner ofBartow Avenue andGrace Avenue, requirements. R4zoningdistrict. and frontyardrequirements(§25-34)zoning (§24-33(b) &§24-36),sideyard(§24-35(a)) Church) buildingiscontrarytorearyard (UG 4A houseofworship)(Evangelical tion ofanewtwo-storycommunityfacility cation: uled apublichearingonthefollowingappli- Board ofStandardsand Appeals hassched- Sheldon Lobel,PC, Applicant Dated:September 6&13,2013 This noticeispublishedbytheapplicant This application,Cal.No.:133-13-BZ,has Community BoardNo.:#12BX Applicant: SheldonLobel,PC,forEvan- Address: 1915Bartow Avenue, northwest Variance (§72-21)topermittheconstruc- NOTICE OFPUBLICHEARING The NYC LEGAL NOTICE “We won two games this week so were off to a good 65 BRONX TIMES REPORTER 13-19, 2013 September start. It’s early in the season and there are a lot of new players. It’s about getting the right chemistry and combination.” COACH PETER MCNAMARA...... PAGE 67 Clinton beats Campus Magnet in OT Super soph’s fi ve touchdowns leads the way

BY JOHN TOLIS Dewitt Clinton stressed the importance of every game after just missing out on the playoffs PIPE last year. If the Governors make it back to the post season, this year’s sea- DREAMS son opener against Campus Mag- net could be a game they look back By Bob Connolly to as a big reason why. Clinton, which lost to the Queens squad by just four points a year ago, pulled WEEK 1 out a thrilling 40-32 overtime win over the visiting Bulldogs in PSAL Championship Conference Jets (1-0) 18 football last Saturday. Sophomore quarterback Tampa (0-1) 17 Brandon Harris, in his fi rst var- sity start, recorded the winning WEEK 1 touchdown with a 10-yard run in Jets (1-0) 18 the extra session. It was part of a Tampa (0-1) 17 fi ve-touchdown day that included The Jets circus is still in three passing scores. town. This time NY won the When Clinton coach Howard game with two seconds remain- Langley was asked what year ing on the clock. The BIG story Harris is in, he calmly smiled and is the successful debut of Geno said sophomore. He feels he has a Smith as the Jet QB. Smith was lot to look forward to seeing from 24-38, 256 yds, with 1TD 1 INT, his young signal caller. and was sacked 5 times. He “I might be able to sleep for a showed a great deal of patience couple of seasons,” Langley said. and confi dence. Tampa was pe- Late in the fourth quarter with nalized 13 times for 102 yards the score tied at 28-28, Harris The last penalty (unnecessary used his legs to scramble and buy roughness) was called with 3 time to throw a 60-yard bomb to seconds left and put the Jets junior wide receiver Joseph Ken- in position to boot the winning nedy for a touchdown to give the F G . Governors a 34-28 edge. He threw Dallas (1-0) 36 a 55-yard touchdown pass early Giants (0-1) 31 in the fi rst quarter and ran for a The Giants turned the ball 30-yard score later in the frame over in their fi rst three pos- to cut the Campus Magnet lead sessions and played catch-up to 14-12. The Governors kept on for the rest of the game. Dallas fi ghting back, despite turning the was able to expose weaknesses ball over three times. Trailing by of the Giants at RB & DB. The eight in the second quarter, Har- DB’s looked smaller than the ris connected with Kennedy for a Cowboys’ receivers and they 10-yard touchdown pass on fourth couldn’t punch the ball over down to help tie the score at 20- the goal line from the one. 20. Coughlin has to pull the same “He’s an athlete, we tweaked magic he used on Tiki Barber the system to benefi t his talents,” DeWitt Clinton quarterback Brandon Harris prepares to put the ball in the air. P hoto by William Thomas. to get the ball to stay in Wil- Langley said. “When you got a son’s hands. Wilson also has to kid that can throw and run with four that tied things up at 34-34, Langley “I was concerned with of the team moving forward into block for Eli when he stays in. the ball, really calm in the pocket the Governors denied Campus the clock, I knew if we could get a match up with Port Richmond BRING BACK BRANDON and makes good decisions you got Magnet a touchdown in the red into overtime we had a real good on Sept. 15. JACOBS! a chance to win some games.” zone on fourth down to send the shot.” “I feel like we’re going to be Mets Fans And Cubs It wasn’t all Harris that sealed game into overtime. Harris took care of the rest. He good team, we have some things Fans Aren’t Alone the win for Clinton as the defense “We played Clinton tough, was please overall with is day and to work on,” Harris said. “As the “Pittsburgh went to a base- made some huge stops. After al- more importantly we stayed to- called it a great experience. It has road goes on we’re going to be a Continued on Page 67 lowing a touchdown late in the gether and kept it together,” said him optimistic about the outlook great team.” BRONX SCIENCE’S GIRLS SOCCER PREVIEW

BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI Alexandra Scheman was only able to show New York City a small glimpse of her immense talent last season during an injury-plagued year for her and the Bronx Science girls soccer team. The senior forward, who has battled injuries her en- tire career, missed nearly the entire year with knee and ankle injuries as a ju- nior. She and a number of hurt teammates returned in time to help Bronx Sci- ence claim the school’s fi rst PSAL Class A city title since 2009. Scheman scored eight playoff goals, including the winner in the fi nal against Beacon. She is fully healthy and had a tremendous pre- BRONX TIMES REPORTER September 13-19, 2013 66 TIMES REPORTER BRONX season. It’s a happy site for Bronx Science head coach Annie Eckstein, who may also use her at midfi eld and in goal. “Alex has just been put- ting everything in,” she said. “It’s nice to see her out there on the fi eld as opposed Bronx Science’s Isabella Pecorori returns at midfi eld this season. to just standing beside me.” Photo by Joseph Staszewski Scheman is one of a num- ber players returning from injury to a team that lost just three starters. Explo- sive forward Gianna Finz is back after tearing her ACL and so is four-year var- sity starter and center mid- fi elder Isabella Pecorari, who missed time with a sprained ankle. They are part of a balanced offensive attack that is bolstered by forward Sydney Shulman, fi rst-year junior midfi elder Minjee Lee, sophomore Lydia Wiener and freshman Vida MaherGreene. “I think this is one of the strongest groups we’ve had,” Pecorari said. They are equally experi- enced on defense after los- ing just Elizabeth Schaefer from last year’s group. Cath- erine Foy and Sofi a Vaines- man are both back and will be aided by freshman Kaya Scheman. The Wolverines will have to wait from fresh- man goalie Jenna Kolodny to recover from a broke fi n- Bronx Science’s Sofi a Vainesman takes a free kick. ger and will have to put a Photo by Joseph Staszewski Bronx Science’s Gianna Finz takes a corner kick. Photo by Joseph Staszewski fi eld player in net until she returns. from four regular season through a shaky season and we are here to stay type of unpredictably of last season, be champions again. Still, after last season losses. A defeat is not longer be able to come back and thing,’” Scheman said. but feels they are deeper if “We are winning,” the Wolverines feel there is the end of the world because beat all the teams that we To the Wolverines that injuries occur again. Her Vainesman said. “We are no adversity they can’t over- they went on to avenge all of had originally lost to and means winning another city players on the hand aren’t beyond motivated. We are come. Eckstein stressed the them in the post season. Beacon in the fi nal was just title. Eckstein said she is cau- shy about their intentions not letting anything get in importance of coming back “Just being able to go kind of like, ‘We’re back and tiously optimistic because of and how much they want to way.” 67 BRONX TIMES REPORTER September 13-19, 2013 Let the Call Us: Provide Of Your Joining Moesner as a key very doing is “Chris theDespite fast start, “It’s week-to-week for us, Next Event captain, very and is a very, smart and skillful player.” component the on Fordham team returning is junior forward Chris Paganelli. win the in twice scored He St. Hisover Peter’s. coach is pleased with his so far. play “He said. McNamara well,” is a big, strong, skillful player.” especially cau- remains McNamara comes, tious and knows he must season the of events the take they as with a very group new He is com- is team the with happy ing together and hopes that added bring will future the success as they try to claim a city title. a win to always is goal our a long championship it’s but a little and it’s away tooway early to talk any of about “Our said. McNamara that,” goals are shorter much term [right now].” PHOTO 718-742-3393 Bronx Times Reporter Bronx Times COVERAGE “We won two games won “We this Tallying the for Rams going to us help “He’s Stepinac on Friday after- Friday on by Wednesday last season defeating St. 7-0 Peter’s and added a 3-1 victory over Stepinac noon. week so were off to a good said. McNamara start,” early in“It’s the season and there are play- of new a lot ers playing in positions new they’rebut all good players getting about and it’s the right chemistry and combi- nation.” against contest Friday’s in Stepinac was David Barry, Rich- and Sullivan squad. Charlie ard year’s The Moesner. latter of this to the goal scorer’s is ad- a new dition Barry his chose for to play Academy team last season, chose tobut join the Rams very is McNamara year. this happy with he has how per- formed and could what lie ahead him for this season. 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