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April 15-April 28, 2021 Proudly Serving Bronx Communities Since 1988 3URXGO\6HUYLQJ%URQ[&RPPXQLWLHV6LQFHFREE 3URXGO\6HUYLQJ%URQ[&RPPXQLWLHV6LQFHFREE ORWOODQ EWSQ NVol. 27, No. 8 PUBLISHED BY MOSHOLU PRESERVATION CORPORATION N April 17–30, 2014 ORWOODQ EWSQ Vol 34, No 8 • PUBLISHED BY MOSHOLU PRESERVATION COR P ORATION • AP RIL 15-28, 2021 NVol. 27, No. 8 PUBLISHED BY MOSHOLU PRESERVATION CORPORATION N April 17–30, 2014 FREE DINOWITZ WINS DISTRICT 11 SPECIAL ELECTION By SILE MOLONEY, DAVID GREENE, honor to be elected to serve the JOSÉ GIRALT & 11th Council District. “As our MICHAEL HOROWITZ community works to overcome Yankees Return for The Dinowitz family dy- the pandemic, I am ready to nasty is set to continue in be a voice for everyone in the Another Season the Northwest Bronx follow- City Council,” he said. He con- pg 2 ing Eric Dinowitz’s win in tinued, “I want to thank every- the March 23, District 11 City one who has supported me and Council special election on this campaign: my family, our Tuesday, April 13. campaign team, volunteers The New York City Board and supporters… and every of Elections (BOE) has not yet single one of my brothers and certified the results (as of the sisters in labor.” He then went date of printing) but after ac- on to list those groups and cumulating approximately 47 people who had endorsed him percent of first-choice votes, throughout his campaign. which included early votes, These included the United election day votes, military Federation of Teachers, 32BJ votes and absentee votes in SEIU, HTC, DC37, New York Round 1 of the ranked choice City Central Labor Council, vote process, Dinowitz crossed TWU Local 100, RWDSU, UAW the required 50 percent thresh- Region 9, LiUNA/Mason Ten- Feliz Wins D15 old after Round 6, following the ders, BAC Local 1 and 7, New Special Election reallocation of lower ranked York City SEIU Local 246, As- choice votes from his fellow sociated Musicians of Greater pg 19 candidates. New York Local 802, AFM, Dinowitz finished the race Uniformed Firefighters Asso- with 5,579 votes, 58.38 percent ciation of Greater New York- of the total vote count of 9,555, FDNY, Uniformed EMTs, Para- pipping his nearest rival, Mino Photo courtesy of the Dinowitz campaign medics & Fire Inspectors Local Lora, founder and executive ERIC DINOWITZ WON the District 11 City Council race with a total 2507, New York City District director of the People’s The- Council of Carpenters. of 5,579 votes to Mino Lora’s 3,188 on Tuesday, April 13, 2021 after atre Project, who finished with It also included Bronx Bor- six rounds of ranked choice voting counts were concluded. 3,188 votes. Tech entrepreneur ough President Ruben Diaz and environmentalist, Jessica had been eliminated on Mon- represents the 81st assembly Jr, Sen. Jamaal Bailey, U.S. Haller, had been eliminated day, April 12, during earlier district, is a special educa- Congressman Adriano Es- earlier on Tuesday morning. rounds. At that point, Dinow- tion teacher and male district paillat, U.S. Congressman Dan Padernacht, lawyer itz had 4,919 votes, Lora has leader in the Northwest Bronx. Ritchie Torres, City Council and Community Board 8 Traf- 2,403, and Haller had 1,681. Fi- In his latter role, he covers Speaker Corey Johnson, New Johnson & Johnson fic & Transportation chair, nal exhausted votes amounted much of the same constituency York State Assembly Members freelance filmmaker, Kevin to 788. as his father’s. Chantel Jackson and Latoya Vaccine Paused Pazmino, and retired NYPD Dinowitz, son of Assembly- Following his win, Dinow- Joyner, New York City Council detective, Carlton Berkley, man Jeffrey Dinowitz, who itz Jr. said it was a tremendous (continued on page 27) pg 22 DOWNLOAD No Fee Unless You Win THE FREE APP Hablamos Español KRAMER& Free Consultation POLLACKLLP (212) ANSWERS INJURY ATTORNEYS Larry J. 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