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Educational Taft the and 64 PS Committee, included stops at Action Parent Apartments New Settlement by the nized Tremont. Concourse, Morrisania, and school. high throughout ten kindergar- from district, the in years school their through take 3-would Guadalupe, and 1, -Angeles, jel’s children two the path that Araceli Espe- followed Eden Mt. through Children’s Shoes” march southwest Bronx. the 9in District Council tion Educa- Community in schools ofall up about 40% - make improvement most ofthe need in as -designated schools children. for their ties better educational opportuni- week todemand last streets districts in the city took to the the lowest performing school march for their kids District 9parents on the It drew about 50 parents, parents, 50 about drew It orga- march, protest The The district covers Grand Our 17 in “Walk Oct. The “Priority” and “focus” not, oneof,if in Parents BY PATRICK ROCCHIO Senator Rivera (above right) speaks to the parents as they march through the streets near PS 64 during the “Walk in Our Childr inOur “Walk the during 64 PS near streets the through march they as to parents the Rivera (above speaks right) Senator was late once picking herup. picking once late was in front of the school when she alone left when shewas added, 64. PS at Kindergarten in when shewas enough not challenged was said that her daughter Tracey involving their children. situations ofharrowing tions allega- making sometimes as concerns in local schools, ents were vocal what they saw way par- the along and there, ended home and Espejel the nity.” the children of this commu- norfor of any my daughters, for Idon’t state. this want the in the bottom 5% of schools in are they that which means list, schools. zoned ters’ to my march we daugh- will District 9,” said Espejel. “Now that there will be a change in so heard, be voice our will that community, are here today so office. Foster’s Helen Councilwoman from arepresentative and vera She was traumatized ,they traumatized was She Parent Yoshika Buchanan at started march The priority onthe “All are “We, the mothers of this in his district. district. his in school every visit to pledge his it. improve to chance given a be should principal the that but school, believes at the members new staff see to like shewould that adding nandez, ing programs here,” said Fer-classwork. needing more challenging anan’s concerns on children grader at PS 64 , echoed Buch- afifth- ofNick Ruiz, parent said no.” her, school but the teaching were what they and doing was how tosee she just classroom, tinued. education,” hermomcon- best getthe to and challenged, be herto Iwant and challenged, home,” said Buchanan. the time to work with her at Itake because kindergarten what alot of knew already Tracey they but outstanding, was teacher were learning in Senator Rivera reiterated “They need more challeng- the Fernandez, Valerie the observe go to wanted “I “I felt she wasn’t being “Tracey’s kindergarten en’s Shoes” march on Wednesday, October 17.en’s Wednesday, October on march Shoes” Photos by Patrick Rocchio Patrick by Photos

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Medical Lincoln to transported was man young The reported. shot in the back officials been had male black old A 20year officials. police of attention the to came – 3125 Ashooting Ave. Park expired. had child the that indicated officials medical to Lincoln Medical Center where rushed was child The window. floor afourth from fell playing while child gators learned that a four year old Investi- awindow. from fallen had ties were that alerted a young child p.m. section. Highbridge the into the incident that occurred in dition as detectivesto started look was reported victim The leg. right the to wound to be abullet from suffering own his inon stable hospital the at appeared male old con- A20year Center. Medical Lincoln moned to the emergency room at sum- were officers Police 166 St. p.m. search. adetailed conduct to scene the to summoned were Squad Service ster. Units from the Emergency adump- inside found was which lice officers Po- found. was were abody after sleuths lead to the local by body launched was investigation a.m. evidence for the pending trail. as gun the vouched officers police arresting The agun. of possession illegal for community Parkchester the in asuspect arrested thorities p.m. resting four suspects. endedResponding up ar- officers injured. became and afight during surrounded was officer police The ditional assistance while on patrol. – 2433 St. Raymond’s Ave. An An Ave. Raymond’s – 2433 St. – Hutchinson River Pkwy and and Pkwy River – Hutchinson – 1690 Metropolitan Ave. Au- SUN, SEPT. 30th, 4:30 4:30 30th, SEPT. SUN, 5:55 27th, SEPT. THURS, a.m. 4:05 30th, SEPT. SUN, 3:45 SAT, 29th, SEPT. 8:15 26th, SEPT. WED, 9:15 26th, SEPT. WED, SUN, SEPT. 30th, 10:35 10:35 30th, SEPT. SUN, – 280 East 161 Authori- East – 280 St. – University Ave. and West West and Ave. – University – 1460 Macomb’s Rd. An An Rd. – 1460 Macomb’s 44th PCT.44th 45th PCT. at St. Barnabas Hospital. Hospital. Barnabas St. at expired He throat. own his slit have to believed is man The decision. final the make will staff Examiner’s Medical the but believe, officials life own his took apparently man of a Hispanic man. 49 The year old death the into looking are thorities p.m. p.m. is underway. inquiry An Hospital. Barnabas St. to transported was victim injured The cell phone and a laptop computer. including a ofassortment property to the home. The thief with fled an the gaining occupant entry after unknownAn male culprit stabbed invasion. home armed an into ing look- are units several from gators – 2034 Grand Concourse. Investi- pital. Hos- Barnabas St. to transported was male injured The stabbed. was victim male the where street the onto out spilled but restaurant the inside started dispute The a male. with arestaurant at adispute had who person the for looking are ties – 2239 Grand Concourse. Authori- leg. right the to wound abullet from to St.suffering Barnabas Hospital transported was man young The ed. report- officials leg right the in once shot was male black old 27 year A ashooting. into looking are ties a.m. p.m. p.m. ing trail. was kept as evidence for the pend- revolver a357-caliber time This able to voucher another hand gun. theWith triple arrest, police were en into custody by police officers. wood Ave. persons Three were tak- p.m. p.m. p.m. tion unit to help with the search. requested assistance from an avia- scene the at officials Police cash. in watches and four-thousand dollars culprits with fled a half-a-dozen occupant was secured before the The point. gun at home the entered St. Apparently four Hispanic males father, and the injured male. male. injured the and father, step- mother, the of arrest the to lead inquiry The Center. Medical area and was to transported Jacobi stomach the to wound astab from suffering was victim male The tion. occurred Club in sec- the County including the injured that victim persons three arrested incident tic adomes- into looking officials lice SAT, SEPT. 29th, 7:40 a.m. 7:40 a.m. SAT, 29th, SEPT. – 3401 Olinville Ave. A search Asearch Ave. Olinville – 3401 SUN, SEPT. 30th, 6:00 6:00 30th, SEPT. SUN, 3:10 p.m. 30th, SEPT. SUN, 12:40 SAT, 29th, SEPT. WED, SEPT. 26th, 10:40 10:40 26th, SEPT. WED, 9:35 26th, SEPT. WED, SUN, SEPT. 30th, 10:20 10:20 30th, SEPT. SUN, – 1680 Grand Ave. Authori- Ave. – 1680 Grand – 1461 Kennelworth Pl. Po- Pl. – 1461 Kennelworth – 1982 University Ave. Au- – East 209 St. and Bronx- and St. 209 – East 46th PCT. 47th PCT. the emotionally disturbed person person disturbed emotionally the police were able to gain custody of al assistance was requested, but Addition- situation. abarricade with atarriving the scene were faced officers Police Ave. – 2241 Holland to be empty. it found and case brief the to ined exam- experts The Squad. Bomb the to addition in Squad Service of both members of the Emergency requested the services lice officers near Public School # 121. Local po- atree to next lying spotted was case brief colored Adark school. was found adjacent to a public look at a suspicious package that a take to called was Squad Bomb a.m. died. reportedly man the hospital, the at staff medical the of effects the Despite area. abdomen the to wounds bullet two from ing suffer- found was man old A 21 year man. Hispanic ayoung treated pital Hos- Barnabas St. at staff medical a.m. injury. escape did occupant The with an unknown amount of money. fled culprits The culprits. unknown the by blindfolded and tied-up was occupant The ahome. into way their forced males black several 176 point gun At East – 480 St. North Division. to Hospital’sported Montefiore trans- was man The area. chest left in addition to a stab wound to the area arm the to wound aslash from suffering was male black old year A27 stabbed. been had aman that atriving the crime scene confirmed ar- officers 219 Police East St. and 218 East St. between Ave. – Barnes to assist with the search. area the into sent were officers lice to theshoulder. left Additional po- wound abullet from suffering was who female black old a27as year described was victim second The shot in the shoulder and mouth. being after Center Medical Jacobi to transported was male black old A22year section. Wakefield the in shooting adouble about learning after inquiry an started vestigators p.m. ries were reported. evidence at the scene, and no inju- did recover Policevictim. officers from the removing thirty-dollars after agun from ashot fired thief an armed robbery. unknown The committed who male ablack for looked police as conducted was – 2750 Throop Ave. The – 707 East 242 St. Police in- Police 242– 707St. East FRI, SEPT. 28th, 8:15 a.m. 8:15 a.m. 28th, SEPT. FRI, 8:05 27th, SEPT. THURS, 3:40 30th, SEPT. SUN, a.m. 3:00 28th, SEPT. FRI, SAT, SEPT. 29th, 9:40 p.m. p.m. 9:40 SAT, 29th, SEPT. 5:40 27th, SEPT. THURS, – 2423 Beaumont Ave. The 49th PCT. 48th PCT. dence at the crime scene. also recovered evi- Police officers area. hip left the to wound bullet a from suffering was Hospital bas Barna- St. to transported was who victim male The shot. been had were that alerted aofficers male p.m. handling the inquiry. are detectives Local area. chest the in times three shot been had to Hospital. man The Montefiore rushed was male black old year 35 a.m. cash. in $3,000 of point knife at amale by robbed was chicken of sale the in specializing A store robbed who person the for a looking are tors fast food investiga- Police 198 St. – 237 East establishment. Ave. Hull toward scene the fleeing spotted were hair long with males Two black care. cal medi- for Hospital Barnabas St. to taken were men Both neck. the in old Hispanic man had been stabbed year a35 while chest the to wound astab from suffering was male Hispanic old year A34 intersection. Norwood busy the at stabbed being persons two with ended A dispute St. 204 East and Ave. – Webster boyfriend. lead to the arrest of the mother’s school. Police which were notified to crack of bags ahundred under just transported had boy Hispanic old 9year The school. to drug illegal an of quantity alarge brought boy were that alerted aofficers young a.m. away vehicle. get- culprit’s the vouched also cers commercial break-in. Police offi- into custody and chargeda with taken were trio The suspects. three arrested sponding police officers a.m. school. aJewish at occurred dent inci- The groups. some to offensive emblems that are considered to be other and graffiti draw and write to amarker used person unknown time This Riverdale community. an bias incidents that occurred in the separate two connection between an is there if see to looking are ties p.m. color. of ple religiousdifferent groups and peo- with unkind phases against several write in more than one place graffiti person unknown incident. An did abias into looking are vestigators p.m. gun was vouched as evidence. semi-automatic9-mm pistol. The a with along found was male black 17 old the year time This police. teenagerAnother was arrested by a.m. 8:30 a.m. before shortly – Wallace Ave. and Astor Ave. Ave. Astor and Ave. – Wallace – – 2654 Valentine Ave. Police Police Ave. Valentine – 2654 – 503 West 259 St. Authori- 259 St. – 503West – 2195 Andrews Ave. Police Police Ave. – 2195 Andrews – 3515 Rochambeau Ave. A SUN, SEPT. 30th, 4:25 4:25 30th, SEPT. SUN, 5:05 30th, SEPT. SUN, p.m. 2:20 30th, SEPT. SUN, a.m. 4:05 SAT, 29th, SEPT. 10:30 27th, SEPT. THURS, 5:45 27th, SEPT. THURS, 2:30 30th, SEPT. SUN, 9:15 27th, SEPT. THURS, SAT, SEPT. 29th, 12:25 SAT, 29th, SEPT. – 6241 Broadway. Police in- Police – 6241 Broadway. 52nd PCT. 248 West Fordham Rd. Re- Rd. Fordham 248 West 50th PCT. declared under control. other 11 minutes was the fire help would be needed. In an- indicated that no additional chief The original apartment. the from extend not did fire the and found been had tims crews indicated that no vic- down and searches by ladder body of fire hadfloor. By 7:32 been a.m. the main darken 8th the on located was fire working The building. story 26 the in reported was blaze ner of the complex where the cor- northeastern upper the to responded units Fire building. instructural a fire City Co-op was received indicating a a.m. smoke-eaters. byly extinguished the arriving quick- and contained was fire other trapped occupant. 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Bill pass to Klein’s Senator efforts Rusty/Bronx. by Doyle, John right did specifically staff, animals. ofall welfare at all. there in be humans but NO living, breathing thing should cracks. order to vacate attached to it due to structural an which has abuilding in horse abandoned an be to what seemed was there Bay that ham Pel- and Parkway ofPelham residents many facts. the stick to please us Let spouting their opinions rather than the facts. end, the but the in informative, be sometimes can and bulk of what for horse developers?” atrojan “Rusty is there is people are One way of judging the health of any po- ofany health the wayOne ofjudging with shared is district Bronx this While a represents endorsement cross This would senators state former three The chair- Party Republican Bronx late The Dear Editor, stuck is Rusty/Bronx Now that know to aban- weretotally stables We the thought We neighborhood. rode the We up in grew excellent his and Klein -Senator IMHO This is not about politics - this is about the for intended is order vacate building’s The by alerted was Klein’sSenator office fun is pages group Facebook Monitoring article 11, 2012 October your Regarding Dear editor, Bronx Republicans Death sentencefor Facebook opinions Annie Boller and Stephanie Raptis Stephanie and Boller Annie negotiations. these in always “protected” was Republicans heldby seat Senate state Bronx The trolled. con- they house legislative each in majorities respective their expand and protect dom to free- unlimited quo. other gave Each the tus sta- the preserving quo aquid pro were deal Silver. Sheldon and Weprin Saul Mel Miller, bly Speakers Steingut, Stanley Fink, Stanley Assem- State Democratic past with cut deals Bruno Joe and Marino, Ralph Anderson, ren State Senate majority leaders, the late War- lines have topetitive seats. be redrawn. for com- more looking all are minority. They majority, the now in who 1960’s are ropean Past old Eu- the against now competing are They Republican Democrats. Bronx ofregistered a majority now constitute communities lesbian and gay the with along communities, Asian Chinese, Indian and others from various Central American communities; Koreans, and Caribbean various from others and old guard. the challenging and African-Americans grew in numbers gins. ori- Irish and ofJewish/Italian were Bronx the from public officials and voters tered public official. incumbent Democratic any This against field playing even to the needed is competitive. be to dollars thousand dred hun- several raise to needs challenger lican aRepub- history, electoral onpast based that know reporters newspaper good and tants races. spective re- for their funding insufficient raised tus gress, Senate and Assembly races. Assembly State 3of12 and Senate 2of6State with for 1of4Congressional, ballot ballot sta- seats. Council NYC and Assembly Senate, state Congressional, all for candidates qualified routinely members dead. essentially are and form this most basic task exist only on paper status. ballot candidate qualifying toessary acquire sufficient signatures for assembly.for the acandidate as status for ballot qualify to trict dis- assembly any within members Party can Republi- ofregistered number asmall need to circulate nominating petitions. You only members party registered active enough and district committee people. ries of election districts person. Committee State female and a male represented with basis Assembly onastate organized are parties Political line. ontheir status for ballot by two qualify that for public office running didates ofcan- number at the looking is party litical These political back room arrangements arrangements room back political These district census, the after 10 years Every Dominicans recently,Most Mexicans, Hispanic Rican, Subsequently, Puerto ofregis- amajority 1960’s, the Up until consul- campaign political Experienced for Con- candidates ofGOP handful The onthe candidates noGOP were There Party Republican 1980’s, the Up until per- can’t that parties political Those Finding this should be easy. This is nec- candidates find parties political Real Within each assembly district are a se- ago. decades which disappeared telephone booths corner street old fashion oneofthose in fit district. the reclaim to never able are they representative, gressional Assembly, state orCon- Senator state Council, can-Americans. Afri- class ormiddle groups immigrant other outreach to new Caribbean, Hispanic, Asian, cumb to old age. orsuc- out ofstate move retire out There oftown, is no to continue successful 2009 and 2005 2001, in Bloomberg GOP Mayor with along 1990s the in Mayor Giuliani the in Senior former Governor Bush Pataki and in 1994 - 2002, former -1998; D’Amato Senator 1980 former in Reagan 1980s, Presidents mer Westchester. Bronx/Rockland/ Engel 17th Eliot CD and York Bronx/New Rangel Charles CD 15th Crowley Joseph CD Bronx/Queens; 7th the includes This counties. Westchester and land Rock- Manhattan, Queens, into seats vidual forward. 1980 from years ten every districts congressional these ing by gerrymander- Congress in serving sisters and older brothers their protect to attempted colleagues and Speaker Assembly state Party 100% within the borough. The Democratic actually were districts Congressional Bronx within NYC. borough other any than Republicans er Bronx few- are over one.There to eight Republicans today. disappearance virtual their in sulting district boundaries contributed to atrophy re- of over decades gerrymandering Democrats’ with combined This ride. holders afree office adive. for taking change ex- in Democrats Bronx from crumbs age patron- political the off living preferred They incumbents. Democratic challenge to ing candidates real running with proper financ- 1980’s. the in order by court abolished were they when seat at-large boroughwide who Nick his lost was Savino, cilmember New York last The Coun- City scandals. al when due he had to to resign person- 2004 in official from the Bronx. He gave up his seat 1986. April, in dra’s passing Calan- upon election aspecial winning seat the by Guyfollowed who Vellela, inherited Calandra, John Senator state of Republican seat the preserve to continued 2000 and 1990 1980, 1970, in Senate state GOP-controlled the in the Bronx, creative gerrymandering enrollment by Party Democratic overwhelming Despite 1982. in bidwho for his lost reelection Guy Velella, was assemblymember state last The 1960’s. early the in heldoffice Fino Paul Congressperson and ident Periconi Joseph Remnants of the Bronx GOP can now can GOP Bronx ofthe Remnants City incumbent any loses GOP the Once who for voted for- Democrats, Crossover This practice included extending indi- reapportionment, 1970 the Up until outnumber Democrats Bronx Enrolled few GOP gave the return in Democrats gave up leadership party For decades, elected Republican last Velella the was Pres- Borough Republican Bronx last The MORE LETTERS ON PAGE 37 Larry Penner strictly prohibited. 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Jessica at914-997-1060ore-mail anonymous eggdonorsshouldcontact Women ages21-32 interested inbecoming to expand the Bay Plaza BayPlaza the expand to of projects. anumber to pointing Diaz, said new companies,” ing by welcom- borough of the people for jobs the create to Corporation. Development Economic all Over- Bronx the help from lem by prob- put the to adent in try creatingthat his office continues to but stressed job numbers, jobsdirectly to the with depressing Jr. Diaz ben notspeak did more. or ites with a college degree Bronx- fewer vey, showing American Community Sur- Data’s Census U.S. the from said Brown. attainments,” educational lower has population of the cation. level ofedu- Bronx’s overall the to links Brown trend to the rest of the state, a compared high stubbornly So far there are plans plans are there far So worked has “My office Ru- President Borough figures to He pointed portion “A significant trained social worker out of social trained a Ayala ofTremont, Edgar it’s itself.”own, ajob in la. “I can’t Aikulo- said professional,” do that on my herresume. dating up- office, Fordham of the advantage taken has agent, recently laid insurance off lab. site’s computer for at jobs the screen and pick up interviewing skillsby to polish their Market, Terminal resume, Bronx at the and Place ham at Ford- Centers, 1 Career facilities, Workforce called new job two search opened have officials Bronx and the high jobless rate, city ofjobs. thousands Club, touting Wholesale as well as bring in a BJ’s borough, the to operations distributors food on-line FreshDirect move to works the in are Center. Plans Hutch Metro and Mall It’s also working for for working also It’s “I need it to be done Kimara Aikulola, a stop can Job seekers combat To further Workforce 1. to Ayala turned own, on his work find to failing After years. two a job past for the Mayor Bloomberg opens new Bronx Workforce 1 Center on October 15, 2012. 15, October on 1Center Workforce Bronx new opens Bloomberg Mayor Hartsdale, NewYork 10530 141 SouthCentralAvenue Center forFertilityPreservation Institute forReproductive MedicineandHealth, what doing.” I’m employment,” “is hesaid, opened to help me seek “A ny door that’s that’s door ny “A www.montefiore.org/ivf [email protected]. [email protected]. vid at Cruz or 718-742-3383 Reach reporter Da- reporter Reach Photo by Spencer Tucker Spencer by Photo 15 BRONX TIMES Oct. 25-31, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Oct. 25-31, 2012 16 258th Field Artillery. Artillery. Field 258th tional Guard’s 1st Battallion Na- by the now occupied ing abuild- inside students 750 district. school overcrowded local the idea as relief school. a sports-themed build to proposal ond phase fromcastle, the they threw in a sec- landmark for the plans its unveiled first arena giant and facility anine-rink hind issues. financing and with demapping, relocation CenterKingsbridge National Ice would have hurdles. extensive to face -and years take could deal needed school next to it. abadly build to offering is ing to leverage their odds, Kingsbridge Armory look- peting developers for the Armory developer’s school promise shaky But National Guard school would house The welcomed Neighbors be- backers the When Developers for the plan school But the com- two of the One offer.It’s atempting BY DAVID CRUZ $100 million in funds for funds in million $100 allocated has Authority tion financed. school would be shelter. less home- it a200-bed to convert deal with the Doe Fund to ministration already has a Center in Wakefield. to the Muller Army Reserve unit guard the shift to been has officials Bronx from state. up the to is Durr, to Guard unit home, according space.” a find “It’s to notup us to we would move,”ministrative said purposes,then Durr. ad- and storage training, vide us with needs. its meets that facility a there’s facility a until hesaid, there, forDurr. 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Stein- George Owner pal Princi- by caught was Yankee Stadium, Negron outside of onthe graffiti forever. changed life signing at Empire City Yankee Miracles book book Miracles Yankee Given the second Given second the Rather than turn in spray painting While Negron’s Ray 1973, In from 6-7 p.m.. 6-7 from Casino City Empire at acles sign copies and photographs for pose of Yankee5, Mir- Negron list. Amazon.com will booksand baseball on the meet new biographies for both fans, spot top the reached cently Yankee Miracles, which re- new book advisor, his in munity leader and Yankees well as a career as a com- as Martin) Billy and son Mun- Thurman Jackson, (Reggie personalities and the game’s greatest stars Negron will also con- On Monday, November over the last four decades, decades, four last over the breaks successive onthe – based the Boss on Steinbrenner spective gave himchance. second unique very a given insider,baseball who was a told by someone, ate and unapologetically affection- portrait that of is baseball a but creates scandals, on steroids,Miracles, does not dwell Time Room. drugevent in the casino’s Good at session adinner Q&A use, and reading duct aspecial or Negron’s unique per- Negron’s unique Negron’s book, Yankee Yankees – flies in the face face the in –flies Yankees the for outreach munity com- of head to batboy from • Lehman College To Present Marisol ...... 28 • Walking Tour Van Of Park Cortlandt • Rock OnTheBronx ...... 27 Ray Negron stands on the field at Yankee at Stadium. field the on stands Ray Negron public image. public gruff of Steinbrenner’s For more information information For more ...... 27 sino.com. www.empirecityca- visit or 968-4200 (914) call please Photo courtesy of Empire City Casino City Empire of courtesy Photo 27 BRONX TIMES Oct. 25-31, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com Rock on. Rock out. 480 at is Temple The The concert is spon- bringssinger/songwriter GusAmador; Thursday, 15,p.m. 4 November tobe announced (although I hear the great Bronx NY singer/ Torres Drew songwriter will be coming in one on of the Thursdays), Sunday, 18,November is singer/ Curtissongwriter Becraft 3 p.m.; Novem- Wednesday, ber 21, is a special for show Thanksgiving Eve, 4 p.m., Lou talented the featuring on guitar; Volpe and Sun- Scott 25, November day, Place is proud to present the and one Bronx’s only At- Stringz No trio acoustic tached 3 p.m.; at Thursday, 29,November 4 p.m. is to be announced. between Ave. flute.Paratley on Island City Beach and Bowne Sts. sored a grant by from the Bronx Council on the Arts. Here’s a partialHere’s lineup of the No- music: Sunday, vember 4, brings singer/ and Deans Rich songwriter Friends;3 p.m.; Thursday, November 8, 4 p.m., is yours 11 November Sunday, truly; classical, including years, folk and contemporary mu- bothsic, secular and reli- ensemble the with gious, founder Ellen Bardekoff on clarinet, Teten- Yasmine baum on viola, Darla Cool- man on bass and Richard named lovingly afterthe the of neighborhoods many Bronx, good coffee, teas, winebeer, and soda. Never charge,a cover tasteful and not with inside intimate two outdoor seatingone but East as areas, The Scott Place itself Café positioning is Tremont’s premier acoustic hangoutmusic and more. All are to welcome at- The concert will fea- ITEM: This is a contin- ITEM: a is This want column This allIt starts the first Scott Place Café is Free concert at Temple Beth El Nov. 4 Nov. El Beth Temple at concert Free ple Beth El of City Island at at tend a free concert Island Tem- at City of El Beth ple 4. Nov. 3 p.m. Sunday, ture The Bardekova Ensem- performingble a selection from theof music past 400 uation of last week’s story story week’s The last of that uation know because I ran of room! out to readers Scott Place Café 3602 at East Tremont (in the new building past the outdoor through chairs and tables doorsdouble end of alcove) café’s is starting acoustic live the to Thursday for music Happy and Hours from 4 to 8 pm. This addition in is Sundaynew Show- Music November case. in Sunday and Sunday’s on continues Thursdays the for whole month and beyond. the destination tasty for treats, popular sandwiches , A Van Wave Hill Wave * * * * * * * * * Cemeteries at 2:00 2:00 at Cemeteries ADMISSION $8 adults, $4 ADMISSION adults, $8 Fora listing of events running On Sunday, OctoberOn Sunday, 28, the Broad- on meet will tour This BCHS for costs $10 tour Each advantageTake of a mulitude 28-acre public garden and cultural River Hudson the overlooking center Tuesday year, Open all Palisades. and holi- major many and Sunday through until 9AM—4:30PM.days: Closes 5:30PM, March 15—October 31. mornings Saturday children $2 seniors 65+, and students Free and 6—18. Members October Tues- noon until Free noon. Hill Wave Novem- in to Tuesdays day all and days, Free ber. 6. under children this week, please visit http://www. wavehill.org. edu/music. Bronx Borough Historian Lloyd Ultan will host a historic walking tour of Cortlandt Park p.m. andway West 246th Street. Please Take reservations advance. in make the #1 train Cortlandt to Van Park/ StreetWest 242nd or Bronx bus #9, Westchester Bee Line bus #3, or Man- #3. Express bus hattan-Bronx MTA for $15 members, VC and members reser- non-members. make Please at Society The contacting by vations 881-8900 reserve to spot. your (718) Thetours generally run for 90 min- utes. of programs offered by * * * Lehman CollegeLehman Commu- The The Hol- Alan Prof. by Directed Theperformance willalso fea- A senior college of the City Uni- For moreinformation on this Band will celebrate the fall season Lauderdale and headliner a at The Eddie’s and Nashville in Basement Attic in Georgia at the Americana Music Association’s annual event. nity concert free a Leaves,” “Falling with featuring a cornucopia of music from performance, This world. the around which is free and open to the public, October 28, Sunday, on place take will inat 2 p.m. the Lovinger Theatre. include Alfred will program the lander, Southern for Second Suite Latin-themed Reed’s Band; Malcolm Arnold’s suite of folk Hazo’s Scottish Dances; Four entitled tunes march Russian Rimsky-Korsakov’s Samuel Farewell;The British Tsar’s compos- Poll; Pineapple Arthurer Sullivan’s American perennial Duke’s Vernon and Humn; favorite Autumn in New York. concertture per- Baron, Ben master Introduction, Theme forming Rossini’s clarinet. solo The for Variations and in- Band Community College Lehman cludes students, alumni, faculty, staff communityand members. versity of New York, Lehman Park Bedford and Goulden Avenue at is located northwest the in and Bronx Boulevard #4 the as well as bus by accessible is “D”and lines. subway Department Music call the at event, 718-960-8247, or visit lehman.cuny. as they they as will host host will

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Join contact information La more For Van Cortlandt Walking Tour Walking Cortlandt Van celebrate Halloween Hootenanny on October The a.m. to 4 p.m. 20 from 11 La Finca Del held will Ball Halloween and Street headquartersSur 138th on GrandConcourse. The event is free and open to the public. Parents are encouraged bring children their to costume. favorite their dressed in include Ghost-story will event The tellers and haunted Pumpkin hunt, a games, children’s a painting, Face Eco- BronxMuseum’s house, haunted farm health and tours, adult Tour, Bus refreshments, workshops, wellness and a farm stand. $5. 12, The Uptown Coffeehouse Community a concert Island under Amy by Black on Sunday, City November the 4, at 6pm., at their new ad- at dress children Center lcated at 190 Fordham Street, $15, is 885-2955.lower level. (718) Admis- sion Bronx Cultural Cards are accepted. The Boston based singer and song- writer Amy Black burst onto the Bos- ton scene a fewyears ago and has become one of the most sought after new acts in New England. Black’s Southern tradition storytelling is a rich blues, folk, classic of mix coun- try, and gritty soul, performed in a style reminiscent Jim of Patty Loveless, by hosted Mary Bonnie Carpenter and Chapin Roots” Raitt. Black has been a featured City artist “Music on Finca Del Sur at [email protected] 880-8159. (917) or www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Oct. 25-31, 2012 28 fantasy that urges citizens citizens urges that fantasy urban apocalyptic an sol is day, at November 3p.m. 4, Sun- and at 8p.m.; Saturday Thursday- p.m.; 31, at 3:30 held onWednesday, October crime. pling with poverty and grap- about acommunity drama Obie Award-winning 1993 the Marisol, present at Lehman College will graphs. Jr.’s Suarez, Otoniel photo- ings and drawings, and paint- Rios’ Doris up with ber, lit was Jacobi’s Atrium ing.” Exhibit, “Celebrating Heal- Patient Art Annual 2nd its Jacobi Medical Center held tional Recovery Month, Lehman College to present Marisol Jacobi holds 2nd Annual Patient ArtExhibit OCTOBER 28, 2012 LEARN ALLABOUT65BACCALAUREATE, ASSOCIATE ANDCERTIFICATE PROGRAMSIN21 WHERE CAN TECHNOLOGYTAKE YOU? Set in the Bronx, Mari- Performances be will The Theatre Program Septem- Throughout In recognition of Na- 65 YEARS OF Tectonics, ReferencesTectonics, to include Cloud stage for the notable works His Diaries. Motorcycle The screenplay for his nomination Oscar an who Rivera, received José renewal. and tation through this story of devas- Latino woman, is our ayoung Perez, Marisol man. guide fellow their for compassion much-needed and long-lost the away recover to find somehow up” and “wake to artists thanked the hospital both 28th, on September skills. and knowledge increasing and sufficiency, process, establishing self- of life through the recovery quality at improving aimed aprogram (CATC), Center Comprehen- Treatment Addiction sive Jacobi’s n i pate The play was written by written play was The reception At aclosing Both patients partici- 285 JayStreets Sunday 1:00-4:00pms www.citytech.cuny.edu/openhouse 877.NYC.TECH (877.692.8324) Brooklyn, NY11201 300 JayStreet express myself creatively creatively myself express to photography “Using said. Suarez high!” it’s anatural ever I’ve been— pier than hap- Iam and again paint able Iam to challenges, strategies to deal with life’s their artwork. share to opportunity for the and lives their transform helped that program for the atredance.org log on to www.lehmanthe- or 960-7838 (718) call tion, seniors. For more informa- and for students $8 and $10 direct. will Festival, Fringe New York the International of and Company of Present founding artistic director John Clancy,Children). Your to (Sing Massacre and Salvador Dali Make Me Hot “Now that I’ve learned General admission is is admission General ST DowntownBrooklyn CENTURY TECHNOLOGIES KlitgordCenter claimed because of its unique unique ofits because claimed the world. travelled which has China in It’s troupes circus guished especiallyrunning and most distin- longest it oneofthe making ac- 1953, in founded was China People’sof the Republic of Boulevard West. Park Bedford 250 Arts, ing Perform- for the Center man November 4, at 4 p.m. at Sunday, on Leh- is debut York City company’s New The ages. all of audiences astounded and mesmerized has that ence experi- aone-of-a-kind offer circus troupes in China. They distinguished most and ning run- longest it oneofthe ing mak- style ofcircus, unique has been performing its People’sThe National decades, tour. six Fornearly American North inaugural Republic for its new production lar Circus aspectacu- Chinois, Cirque ofcircus troupes introducing the of influential and acclaimed China oneofChina’s most presents proudly Arts Performing to achieve their goals. Life Life goals. achieve their to opportunity the everyone It gives suchareward. is “Life happen,” shesaid. free and good things will need. help they getthe help to anyone who needs aged recovery.” and of healing path meonthe assisted has National Circus of China ny Cherry entertaining Len- musician nowned they’ll have the re- beverages. salad, garlic bread and you pasta, serve they;ll person (in advance), agogue. at syn- its Dinner Pasta an “all-you-can-eat” Hatikva is sponsoring 11 atber 5p.m., Temple The National Circus Lehman Center for the “Become addiction Rios said she encour- Temple Hatikva Pasta Dinner As a special treat, treat, aspecial As per $12 For only On Sunday, Novem- the “Ringling Bros. and Bar- and Bros. “Ringling the to perform in the U.S. with invited was troupe Trapeze company’s Flying The acts. outstanding other many and Trapeze, Group Contortion, acts such as Grand Flying for meaningful employ- meaningful for and vocational counseling abuse, mental health issues substance addresses cess tered rehabilitation pro- come true.” dreams and clear are soul and mind your cohol –then al- and ondrugs pending begins when you stop de- nity to enjoy a fantastic enjoy to nity afantastic New York 10461. Bronx, Road, liamsbridge Wil- 1526 Hatikva, Temple to: information the all send and person per $12 address. e-mail and number telephone address, name, your now by sending seats your reserve so ited, pleasure. dancing and for dining your evening all CATC’s patient-cen- Here’s opportu- your apayment ofEnclose Space lim- strictly is 960-8833. (718) call information further 2007. in Circus” and with the “UniverSoul 1999 in Circus” &Bailey num at (718) 918-6165. at (718) ordinating Manager, CATC Co- Davis, Carol call please information, For further services. treatment evening day/ and counseling, dency depen- chemical group and process. ery ment as part of the recov- nade. 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October through gram pro- for the children their through 10. school public private and catholic, studentsProgram, in gradesSchool American History High 7 Salesian the of sion is offered November 3. urday mornings beginning Sat- onsix to Program History allfree enrichment Saturday tuition- acoed, offer again once will Rochelle New in Honors Night at Spellman Tuition-free History Program offered at Salesian High School The Diamond “S” is is “S” Diamond The In addition to the pre- Spellman Cardinal Parents can register register can Parents The program, an exten- Salesian High School Diamond “S” students at Cardinal Spellman High School. High Spellman Cardinal at students “S” Diamond puters, and go on field trips. go on field and puters, school’s the com- use sions, discus- group in participate slides music, and students ing primary sources, videos, teachers. materials supplied by the on based Studies History selected topics examine to opportunity the in American have fall, and spring the in ayear twice offered and tory His- American of Institute ed by Thepate in this program, fund- Gilder Lehrman Yougnand Paul, Catherine were of2013 Class of the year. academic 2011-2012 the during ments scholastic achieve- standing out- for their recognized also were class each in dents school. the to entrance floor first the plaque near ona engraved are students “S” Diamond ofall names The at Spellman. years three first better, for oftheir each Honors average, of or 90% who have maintained a First In addition to analyz- Students that partici- The top three students students topthree The The highest ranked stu- history in a unique manner manner aunique in history American in moments great experience to opportunity an students gives Program Baseball. exploring even one and Cinema can Battle of Gettysburg, Ameri- on Political Cartoons, the ferings range from classes student’s school. ment the to ofAchieve- aCertificate send will Academy the course, isfactory completion of the work and no tests! 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made by made Special Special 43 BRONX TIMES Oct. 25-31, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com By William Thomas For Truman (10-2-0), the Starting on their 33-yard line, line, 33-yard their on Starting Continued next on page ing a team that lost against,” we Jara said. the “It’s best feeling hadwe’ve this season.” disappointing loss a doesn’t put damper on a successful season the schools first soccer ever title of division former newly the in Bronx teams down moved from league. What makes coachthe ‘A’ the Knights together put a 67-yard drive in a minute and a half as Demetrius turned Wade on the jets down the left sideline a 29-yard for touchdown run to make a three- it point game. Kennedy was an given opportunity least to at tie the game after stopping Clinton, a turn- but onover downs with 44 seconds left ended any hopes of a comeback. The victory secures the Ex- “It was the best feeling beat- “Both teams executed,” Clinton began to utilize the Kennedy was not done yet. TOM PECORA...... PAGE 44 TOM PECORA...... PAGE “We are still young, but we look like an Atlantic 10 team. team. 10 Atlantic an like look we but young, still are “We are We are enough. big We that turned have corner. We Gaston players have Chris in and We physical enough. Brandon Frazier can whoall-conference be I think players again.” Jara said. “I was would hoping it go in.” plorers (7-4-0) a winning record and avenges a 3-2 defeat to Truman earlier this season. Thania Gon- zalez and Thompson Jewel each added goals Columbus. for All of the Columbia goals, until the win- answeredner, Truman scores Lancberg said. football. “It’s We just had to bang out.” it towardssweep play the end of the third quarter as the Governors began a drive to extend its lead. cappedValerio off a 76-yard drive with a 4-yard touchdown run with Clinton put help to play 6:11 left to up 24-13. Clinton’s Haleem LivingtonClinton’s carries a defender. With 2:19 left in the half, a a half, the in left 2:19 With Jara, a freshman, ran out the “I just took shot,” a lucky said. said. B Truman defenders along the left andside deposited Bronx the ball the for the of goal second her and PSAL winner in game to the far post. low gave It Truman Columbus an emotional 4-3 win over girls soccer Friday night Leh- at man high school. for a 50-yardfor touchdown run. The extra-point attempt was blocked, thebut Knights had a 13-8lead. Livings- from touchdown 5-yard ton and another two-point conver- runsion Clinton put 16-13 up going into the break Where the offenses first the in unstoppable proved half, the second half provided more of a stalemate as the defens- es attempted to settle in. BY JOE PANTORNO BY BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI Jara kicks Columbus past division champ Truman Truman champ division past Columbus kicks Jara A tie was all Christopher her at is ball the “Anytime To DeWitt ClintonTo DeWitt coach How- “This is unlike any rivalry A 1-5 start the wasn’t record “This Valerio was precious,” methodical a used Kennedy Livingston responded tak- by just wanted“We to pound the Kennedy came right back and Livingston runs Clinton past Kennedy Kennedy past runs Clinton Livingston Columbus coach Javier Escudero Escudero Javier coach Columbus was hoping with his tired team over- second the into heading time with first-place Truman. He knew he had a chance better for as Romina Jara ran a loose onto ball along the right side. Escudero happen, can things feet ard Langley and Kennedy coach Andy Lancberg, the borough ri- valry between their is sides the City. best in York New Langleyin the country,” said. “So many of us are friends and goes it back years. really It’s us” for big Clinton was looking this at for point in the season, a week for but that doesn’t matter thanks to a 24- Kennedy visiting over victory 21 in a PSAL Championship Division afternoon. Clin- Saturday game runnington’s attack was led by Haleem Livingston, rushed who 132for yards with two touchdowns ranand who a for Junior Valerio, touchdown of his own. said. “Something I tell kids my and grandkids I get when about older; my first time playing Ken- nedy.” drive to open the up game, taking 8:03 off the clock as quarterback Anthony Cruz capped off the drive with a 3-yard touchdown run. ing his first carry of the game 59 yards down the left sideline to the one yard-line. he On the next play, pounded the ball in a score for and two- ensuing the converted then in left Clinton give to conversion seconds point 46 with lead 8-7 an first. the ball,” said Livingston. “That’s all I wanted to do.” sec- the in gone seconds 34 with ond quarter, Mathew Evora took a hand-off straight the up middle

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They ‘Frisco, but this time they quieted quieted they time this but ‘Frisco, hard time when they travel to to travel they when time hard pendence. cock’s on thecock’s Declaration Of Inde- signature was as as big John Han- a “Signature That Game.” game’s www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Oct. 25-31, 2012 44 from previous page 10 team,” Atlantic an like look we but Pecora said. sophomores. and man “We fresh- are rest the and time who see classmen upper two just has unit The Smith. and in the preseason, Frazier selection team first ference all-con- an Gaston, Chris in scorers top three its returns from Brooklyn. Fordham Smith Bryan and Frazier Brandon and Short tive Jeff talent including Bronx na- filled is roster year. His last ence with19 and 3-13 in the confer- New 10- going after Rams, the York with been his since had Citybest collectthis league.” in off apossession take can’t effect,” Pecora said…“You ofit’s talent less of for now. looking is a he’s roller program what the is success consistent More University. coaster at Fordham seasons two a steady growth in his first solved, alive by using his his by using alive solved, dis- being to close program the team in and 2009 kept a es basketball, took over the Mustangs. Fields each scored and Martin Dalia ond half. goals for of the box late in the sec- be the winner from the top to what looked scoring and side left the along fenders dribbling past three de- showed She that team. the on season herfirst in reto, player is junior Bar- Lillian soccer apure to has man athletes.” tremendous these have are we do “What said. Burke player,” soccer gifted urally players. sound cally techni- more has Clinton Columbus and second-place Hefelt Gordon. Marika and forwards Linda Forrester and Fields Lynda guard in shape, including point stay to players looking ball withwilled mostly basket- er is he’s done with a roster Jara kicks Columbus past Truman Fordham University hoops continues progress under Pecora BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI JOSEPH BY “We are still young, young, still “We are Pecora feels this is the we“If mature as a team seen has Tom Pecora Burke, who coach- also Tru- thing closest The “We don’t nat- have that proud- even Burke John Truman. Truman. against winner the Including twice, scored Jara Romina Columbus’ are They forward. 6-foot-8 standout Ryan Rhoomes, a also added former Cardozo Rams The von McMillian. mate and fellow De- starter joined in backcourt by class- freshman campaign and is abreakout had Smith sists. as- in leader team the was and 11.7 contest per points said. we win,” Pecora gotto but Ithink hype, good pretty aplayer heis. special how just see to others allow will winning team but the years, due ofthe his gotten has Gaston feels Pecora ago. ayear State over Texas win points and 15 rebounds in a 35 had Gaston season. last a contest rebounds 9.9 and eraged 17.1 star. Heav- clear Rams the points per is and that been game already has again.” players think can be all-conference who I Frazier Brandon and Gaston Chris players in We have enough. physical We bigWe are enough. are have turned that corner. onship in the process. champi- asoccer earned ers ofthe team basketball play- now and track the around that it beats them running basketball players. He joked Frazier, a junior, scored ajunior, scored Frazier, “I think he’s gotten senior, a6-foot-7 Gaston, they are going to make a big aphysicaland is group freshman “This said. ora year,” last got minutes Pec- tors. all expected to be contribu- the best team.” best the but you have field, best the or supplies may nothave the “We said. Barreto ognized,” “A lot of the freshman “A freshman lot ofthe “It feels good to be rec- be to good feels “It By Joseph Staszewski Columbus’ Romina Jara scored twice, inlcudling the winner against Truman. against winner the inlcudling twice, scored Jara Romina Columbus’ thanks all coaches for their for their coaches all thanks Luis Figueroa. and Piri ofMark tic efforts happy with the enthusias- market Apaches were very JohnCurtin. and Burgos this week the play of Hunter Mohicans noted as special Tim Li. and Adams play ofChris improved the noted Sioux kas. Bakaus- David and Acevedo with the play of Brandon pleased very were Cherokee out. who stood McCauley Chris and gron Ne- Daniel it was Blackfeet Grandos. Joel and Cirotti it Shawnees wasRocco forefront. the to names new player some brings and Warriors for the season ball Foot- ofthe point halfway the marked Park Bay Pelham in has to gonehas to consecutive Butler, and which Four nal Fi- the to been which has with the addition of VCU, season this tougher even lot.” Warriors highlights and results Chief Jerry Demers Demers Jerry Chief The Pruzzo’s Super- The Barino’s Market Anthony’s Flower Farm The Parkview Sports Softee Mister For the Sports Dugout For the Another nice Saturday The Rams task gets Flag Division BY CHIEF THE the line all game. 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St. Joseph’sfinish was competition, 14th added out the to forward ing were picked of 16 look- who are to Rams, 10 The teams Atlantic the to Fours, Final The North Bronx Paint Paint Bronx North The Mites Division Spartans on the Blue Devils the and half the before left this week. With 3 seconds wouldscored touchdown any that sure have made by Spartans The ters. the quar- to 3rd 1stand entire the Blue be during score to Blue Devils earned Devilsthat by not allowing the easily. score to don Lopez for Mr. it hard Bran- make week entire the hard extremely on drills DefenseSpartans worked played that by intensive game the scribe both teams. would notde- does 7.to score The The Miller Tire Blue Devils 21 ment Spartans lost to the and Kasson Potts. Potts. Kasson and runs by Aidan Haney-Piri ofgood but abunch had didn’tChiefs offense score The each. 4tackles with day agreat had also Cosom Hernandez and Ferdinand DeFabbia,Peter Christian each. 6tackles with defense on played spectacular Ellis Bryant and Sumpter Jabril than the Atlantic-10.” the than ball league in the country competitive college basket- amore find to notgoing are “You said. Pecora league,” Junior-Pee Wee Junior-Pee Division Continued on next page on next Continued The Spartans did just just did Spartans The The Design Develop- “It just elevates the By Joseph Staszewski 45 BRONX TIMES Oct. 25-31, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com Em- The sailors from Throgs The dancers from The last two matches Triumph top players “Let’s review both both review “Let’s ‘Where Translation: Speaking prolifera- the of tion of gambling on NFL games, the league has its - nfl.com/fan-own website As intasy. fantasy football.” ily Bernhard and Anthony Giuliano. and Dominick Munafo had a had Munafo Dominick and goal each. The was defensive and Hernandez Maria by held for Molly. Kara goal lone Neck Clipper tied the bone 1-1.The stretchers Ken fromDr. offensive Gonoud with Zefi the the Clipper was scored Julian by Romano, Fabian from push Dallaris Dante and Nick Romano. The “D” was sup- plied by swabbies Albert keep- and Soto Rugova,Chris Mi- Marco by er, Trombetta. Performers Edge “tapped Carting, Isabella around” performances were there 2-0. in defeat Even strong chael Grandansti, Sara Vikic, Antonio Torres, Resto Jayleen and Nicholas Bulla. mc- inties, ended highlights and SensoryNulty’s F.H. and TriumpfWorks Constrc- of- McNulty’s, For tion and with Magic Clean- Touch 1-1. both scored ers, Dundon Kylie fensive help from Jillian Bar- nett, Joseph Lisanti and Rose Hohl. The wall was formed by Chris Vitale, Gregory Duali- atos and Lauren Tierney. were Aidan Martinucci, Madison Freter and Conor Picard. Magic had Touch strong showings from Rachel Tarul, Michael Menna, a distinction between accept- limited a in advertising ing fashion and gambling the on outcome of our games. p a r t our in steadfast s remain ‘We opposition to the proliferation o f of gambling on NFL games.’ t h a t would we be WITHOUT sthe proliferation t of gam- a t e mb e l n i t n . g ‘There is a distinction between a in advertising accepting o nlimited fashion and gambling o n o mil- t ‘Casino u hTranslation: r e o u tl c i o o n m g e s a , m o e f s ? o u ’ r c o g m a e m e s . ’ o n d o w n ! ! ! ’ Captain Mikes Div- Burns & Rodriquez con- was F.H. Hill Schuyler Porco Adjusting “dulled The NFL’s spectacular The NFL’s Other strong performanes by Daniel Zefi, Haley Grill and Marisa Mussachio.. ing Crosstown sent Diner 2-0. Locker”, Jones to”Davey Using the scuba equipment to her advantage was Maddie scores. both with Giannini Feeding the shark was Geor- gia Argyros, Emily Gaudio and Sasha Contreras. Weigh- ing downCrosstown were Tier- Katie Carew, Katherine Zefi, Sid Nikoletaney, Marku Melissaand tender, Knecht. de- ways winning their tinued feating 5-0. Today Realty, The Ro- Andres by shared scoring man(2), Calderon, Ryder Ri- a Murphyley and Murphy Jack with 1 each. Supporting “O” Martinez, Marko fron came Pitching Kaitlyn Dallaris and Emilia Hemmingway. The “D” was hels Matthew by Cyntje, Liam Cirigliano. Ali, Gianna Argento and Vin- cent Joseph was keeper, shutout Marano forced a luxury to pay tax by Bronx Taxman, 3-0. Filling theout 1040’s were Jessica Kessel, assistedVon Da- by nae Dookie, Emma Carillo and Maureen Crowe. Other strong showings fromNikki Ni- Ficke, Catherine Spinola, cole Carillo, Charly ann Casa- li and Rebecca Cerini. Cala Joseph the lances” of the 2-0. Knights at Frances, St. preached and purportedly purportedly and preached w a s t h e f i r s t R a i d e r s f a n . ) growth over the past half- past the over growth century has been dual-fueled gambling. and television by The league a com- puts out pelling product greatly en- and broadcasters by hanced bookies, the yet league has al- the from itself distanced ways serious andfriendly money w a g e rThis the for first year, e d otime, the leagueis allow- n aing teams l to display local l stadi- in advertising ocasino f i casino the as long as tums, s gd a o m e e s s our in steadfast remain .“We n o t opposition to the proliferation h a v e NFL on games,” gambling of a NFL spokesman Brian s Mc- p o is “There r announced. 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The “D” Jo- was Caitlin held by Keenan, 2-1. Vincent Jones, Nalini Rumar- Rodriquez. Geovanny and do Solutions, Advanced seph Healy was a scoring ma- The goals. both with chine offensive support was given Besiana Serrano, Rene by and Killeen Kevin Adzovic, Adonis Kurtovic. Keeping the score close were Arielle In- and Justine and Norysa Nelms. Market Barino’s Ave, 1-1. tied Caterers ternational The goal lone with Int’l for Caterers Aviles AJ by scored was assisting. Cammkerata Grace only a matter of time before before time of hit on the the by elbow end fat matter of a shattered bat. It’s maple a only someone is seriously injured I these one of by sharp mis- nothing. Bud Seligsiles. 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After the Knights scored first with a thegreat Saints sweep play, came back with Paul after pass own his Turnercatching wasit deflected a Knights by Paul randown defender. the sideline a 40 for yard touch- adjustment an down. In the second half made the Saints with great offensive line play by Nicholas Bracer, CJ Isaiah andPerry, Holder, Robert Brown. The winning score was created tough by with middle the up running Julian Cardona leading the The defense cameway. to with half second the in play outstanding play by Nick Appolon, Arben Kukaj, An- gel Sanchez and Anthony leadingBobbit the way. zling touchdown scored by RobertoPerez on a sweep Oscar Abreu,play. as usu- at courageously played al the quarterback position and threw great passes to Daniel Thorne, Damien Johnson and Jimmy Bloss. 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The Devils’ Blue suc- Tulipano, and John Tom- Jimmy McGaughan, Nick Nick McGaughan, Jimmy Extra points were made by by made were points Extra added another touchdown. downs and John Tomsen don Lopez scored two touch- the game. the ing with heart throughout throughout heart with ing allthe of Spartans play- for ly at Center. A thank Center. at toly you rea also played tremendous- outside andoutside Francisco Cor- with great blocking on the the on blocking great with caru played exceptional exceptional played caru outside runs.outside David Cojo- had exceptional inside and RB Sebastian Rodriguez Rodriguez Sebastian RB FB Kevin Franceschini and Franceschini and FB Kevin back sneak by Tyrell Foster. extra point on a quarter touchdown,followed by an scored the Spartans the scored only nomenal 25 yard catch, and and catch, yard 25 nomenal tin Fernandez made a phe- Tyrell Flanker Foster. Jus- running our by talented QB On offense, great passes and not giving up the sidelines. not giving the up sidelines. Lopez back to the inside and at Corner’s for forcing Mr. Rodriguez and Tyrell Foster must be given to Sebastian bemust given 14 tie. Honorable mentions mentions Honorable tie. 14 would have lead to a 14 to leadwouldto have a 14 zone but timezonebut ran out; that inches away from the end end the from away inches made an exceptional catch catch exceptional an made to TE Yari Hernandez who who Hernandez Yari TE to and threw a perfectspiral faked a handoff, rolled right 7 yard line, Tyrell QB Foster www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Oct. 25-31, 2012 46 community. ing quality health care in the advanc- in erti’s leadership Celib- recognizes award The nualmunity Health Network an- gala Com- Bronx at the honored be will Hospital, Wakefield ontive director of Montefiore November execu- and Center Medical development ofMontefiore nior vice president network 8. “At oneworking that’s least that giant tree,” they said. of roots the off choking ally eventu- trees those from roots about the concerned a source. what they were doing,” said knew trees those ‘girdled’ white oak. 400-year-old ing atower- park’s oldest tree, the to close very stand ofnutrients. flow their off by aslowto cutting death like that condemned them hikers. and birders with popular aspot near month this lier ear- sometime park the side in- trees oak 15pin around 1 page From of the blow gun darts in question. The gull is pictured here on Friday, October 14. Friday, 14. on here October ispictured gull The inquestion. darts gun blow of the one eyewith its near Lotshot Parking Beach Orchard the near found was Gull (Above) Ring-Billed This Cops probe fowl park murders Celiberti to behonored at Bronx Community Health Network gala BCHN is the largest is theBCHN largest Richard Celiberti, se- “It’s possible they were were they possible “It’s whoever like “It looks trees 40-year-old The “Girdling” the trees Yonkers border, and from the Yonkers the border, from and Mosholu on the Parkway to Bronx south the in sania Morri- from Bronx, the of area a20-square-mile spans centers. care health school-based and munity- ate 15comprehensive com- tooper- (formerly Promesa) Center and Acacia Network ing with Montefiore Medical center in the Bronx, partner- federally-qualified health ough, he said. hesaid. ough, bor- entire for the six only which has Bronx, for the Police Enforcement Parks for more need the light said that the attacks high- Advocates, Park NYC the generation. current for the BBguns like are guns dart the perhaps said Anderson, adding that these things are for sale,” tacks, “I didn’tson said. Ander- damage, in dollars” even of “thousands worth is Park knowThe girdling in Pelham Bay and/or fine $15,000 a by punishable park tree is a misdemeanor a yeartheory.” in prison. The street-level network “It is terrible because of head Croft, Geoffrey at- blow for the As gun a orhurting Removing Photo courtesy of NYC Park Advocates/Joseph Morales Advocates/Joseph Park NYC of courtesy Photo taurants. thorne Haw- of Lowell and charities, Golden health-related numerous for Krust Res- money by raising for himself aname whomaking is man pher Cregan Ellis, a young honor will BCHN Christo- to 95,000 patients annually. close Bay. serves ham BCHN Eastchester Road near Pel- on Park Morris to west the on Major Deegan Expressway mals.” used to unacceptably and killillegally and maimpecially when they are used ani- “es- hesaid, tive purpose,” ofblow sale guns. the ning ban- legislation proposing steps, first Vacca the took Jimmy Councilman local the nine animals in the park, of orinjury death about the area. the to attention extra giving are cars patrol and assigned a case detective, and things that grow.” trees, animals, our about We also have safety. about just human to be mindfulpark,” apublic said in happen to posed Croft.mals is not what is sup- “It is ani- defenseless attacking not In addition to Celiberti, “They serve noproduc- serve “They news reports Following The 45th Precinct has vision—providing innova- shared our achieving to tial essen- is and pride personal BCHNstanding partnership with is athe source Bronx. Montefiore’s long- of needs the to dynamically ofsive health responding care greatnity-based and comprehen- commu- excellent of truly a model is “BCHN Celiberti. standing organization,” said recognized by such an out- From page 1 page From housing development. sprawling tothe help alowerrateexpected inamove at refinanced maybe mortgage City Co-op The federal Department of Department federal The Housing Administration. loan insured by the Federal have City, anew will Co-op Riverbay Corp., which run $449,952,608. of 2047 through a savings in result would 6% ayear ofabout instead 3% ayear being refinanced at about City’s mortgage of Co-op savings projected annual cumulative the Friedman, calendar”ings released by said Friedman. Co-op City shareholders, for charges carrying duce it.”doing we are reason the is “That rates. low interest torically Refi fornance City Co-op mortgage “I am gratified to be Under the plan, the the plan, Under the a“sav- to According may re- refinance The ing and expanding external external expanding and ing for develop- responsible been ing/consulting firm. and an international account- at hospitals positions ship leader- includes experience of health administrative care years 30 His 2008. in tefiore, Mon- of development work senior vice president, net- lives.” enriches and health tive care that transforms nancing plan would secure secure would plan nancing refi- crucial Schumer. “This come,” to said generations for quality-of-life and ity maintain its affordabil- criticalto HUD for refinancing is application this haven and amiddle-class been has City to make Benedetto. Michael man Assembly- and Thompson, sure Hassell- Ruth Senator gel, weCongressman Elliot En- Schumer, Charles Senator U.S. paymentinclude term long- its lower Riverbay help to agree to HUD and FHA volved in the effort to lobby Friedman. as the original lender, said Fargo Wells with loan, the opment administrator will Devel- Urban and Housing At Montefiore, he has has he Montefiore, At appointed was Celiberti “For decades, Co-op Co-op decades, “For in- officials Elected disco/1970s theme. Marina at gala, the del MC, and as serve Rey, will BronxNet and radio will have a campus. hospital as executive director Center. Medical Mercy of of Lady president of Our was that to Montefiore,to coming he care organizations. Prior health- regional and local with relationships strategic Co-op City.”Co-op of stability long-term for the well it year, bodes and ery alot ofmoney ev- awful an “Co-op prove it,” Benedetto. said Citysure that the board will ap- Iam notonerous, are terms will be approve plan. the will board saved Riverbay about the timistic tainly helping it along. cer- is senator the that and volvement process, the in Schumer’s in- encouraging been hehad that said detto come.” to years more for many seniors and couples young for families, middle class affordability of abastion it remains and future financial City’s Co-op Dr. Bob Lee of WBLS ofWBLS Dr. Lee Bob Celiberti also serves “Assuming that the op- is he said Benedetto Assemblyman Bene- Photo by Patrick Rocchio Patrick by Photo 47 BRONX TIMES Oct. 25-31, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com OFF soothing twilight sleepsoothing Most procedures can be performed while you relax in a Join us in our focus focus our in us Join is Wolfson William Dr. X-RAYS & CLEANING CHECK-UP, on sugar substitutes and healthy snacks. 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