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[email protected]. vid at Cruz or 718-742-3383 recognized. private schools public 50 and Reach reporter Da- reporter Reach Photo by David Cruz David by Photo 5 BRONX TIMES Oct. 11-17, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com Photo by Walter Pofeldt “In two weeks I will Reach reporter Da- next year’s parade will be in thethe at Oc- end of works tober. start again just to file the permits,” said Signorile. 718-742-3383 or Cruz at vid [email protected]. The event capsThe several event All Accidents and Injuries Police Brutality Cases Civil Rights Violations Work Related Accidents Labor Law Cases Wrongful Death Cases • • • • • • A patriotic Antonette Penta is decked in red, white and blue as she swings the red, white and green flag at the Bronx Columbus Day Parade More Octoberon Sunday, photos can 7. be found on pages 30-31. Michael Assemblyman Councilman and Benedetto, oth- among Vacca, Jimmy ers, also marched. months of preparation for Signorile, who worked the andphones solicited dona- tions to jump-start the au- for plans But venue. tumn 718-631-9471 175 East Shore Road, Great Neck, NY 11023 “They’re the same lan- same the “They’re theBut gray skies “If these kids come out pa- the in Marching Call The Law Offices of thanks to parents. her Her Spanish-speaking mother Emma has introduced her to Italian, enrolling into her class the at Morris ParkCiv- ic Association. guage, noted Cin- not,” but soaked afterdy, marching Citizens Columbus the with Foundation. made the parade more even impressive for Morris Park resident. andmaybe getting then sick shouldn’t we?”why she young the to pointing asked, marchers. city- several were rade wide officials and commu- including dignitaries, nity Mayor Mike Bloomberg, Council Speaker Christine Advocate Quinn, Public honor- and Bill de Blasio, grand mar- Foglia Phil shal ary marshal Cassano. 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Italian by Italian-Americans rates who’ve a America, in discovered themselves land explorer ChristopherCo- lumbus in 1492. saidto the Al soil,” old head of the Mor- D’Angelo, ris Association Park Civic and parade host. recalledD’Angelo the days his family ferried to Ellis Is- land to meet loved ones from were the “We country. old waiting on long lines wait- ing them for and to come out meet with us.”

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Italian pride coursed Pride of the Bronx at Columbus Day Parade Day Columbus at Bronx the of Pride elry and information tables. elry and information tables. scene, manning food, jew- white andwhite green tones. made up of its familiar red, red, familiar its of up made which sportedwhich Italian flags lining Morris Park Avenue, eral hundred spectators er at Lehmaner at High School. and Italian language teach- Nancy Citriniti, a Spanish turnout for a rainy day,” said turnout a rainy for day,” track on Sunday, October 7. track October on Sunday, 7. parade’s musical sound- musical parade’s and friendly sirens led the marching bands. Bagpipes Bagpipes bands. marching nue, waving to neighbors as as neighbors to waving nue, strolled Morris Park Ave- Park Morris strolled floats and dignitaries dignitaries and floats time,” he said. he time,” the gray skies. Tony SignorileTony scoffed at rade, despite steadyrade, rains. despite Bronx Columbus Pa- Day the borough’s 36ththe borough’s annual through Morris Park for for Park Morris through www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Oct. 11-17, 2012 6 Parkway South, sidewalk sidewalk South, Parkway main entrance off Pelham outside the plaza new pedestrian a racks, bike boxes, call security “blue light” walks, campus. 63-acre its to tions pleted com- just has hospital nicipal $4 million in renova- grounds. Center Medical pedestrian-friendly Jacobi impaired is (212) 487-5496. sitepoll is located, please call (212) V-0-T-E-N-Y-C. TDDforthe hearing- your to vote where or eligible are you whether on For any information Only registered voters in this district are eligible to vote. the purpose of electingacandidate for the 12th Councilmanic District. PM November AMand9:00 6,2012, hoursof6:00 the between onTuesday, County ofBronx, Bronx, Boroughofthe inthe held of New York, notice is hereby given that willbe aspecialelection City the of Charter the of 25(b)(1) Pursuant to provisions Section of Pedestrian-friendly Jacobi Medical Center BY PATRICK ROCCHIO They include wider side- wider include They The Morris Park mu- new,Welcome the to 1-888-809-8009 Free orLow-Cost Health Insurance NOTICE OFSPECIAL ELECTION New YorkState-Sponsored istration and other federal federal other and istration Admin- Transit federal the from grants several bining were made possible by com- day, 25. September to Safety initiative on Tues- completion Pathway its the provements. im- other and crosswalks cessible curbs, pedestrian ac- handicapped fixtures, lighting roadway night and The improvements improvements The The hospital celebrated The City Clerk of the City ofNewYork Clerk oftheCity The City Children underage 19 of the project,” said Carr. project,” said of the results aboutfeedback the nothing but really great Network. Hospital Bronx North for the of operations director executive deputy pital, said Dianne Carr, hos- by the matched tially Crowley. Joseph Congressman by 2004 since secured agencies, “One thing that is obvi- “We have been getting The grants were par-

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The aviolent perform to threatened had Authorities were that alerted a former teacher Ave. Pugsley 1111 – juries were reported. dollars from a cash register. No in- made with over off eight hundred thief The restaurant. food fast ald’s aMcDon- robbed point gun at male late evening robbery. unknown The a after male aHispanic for officers patrol by conducted was A search p.m. ized care. and provided withhattan special- Man- in ahospital to transported was victim The victim. unidentified an rape to made was attempt an looking into an incident where there are investigators trained – Specially incident. p.m. without further by 6:45 rounded to police officers scene. female unidentified The sur- policedoor. Squad Service Emergency officerspolice and open the apartment were obey to refused female The female. calledwere to the officers Police facing Pl. – 1420 Minford an emotionally care. specialized for Center Medical Lincoln to transported was young incident. The woman further upset without man the of custody gain to able were Officials scene. the Squad were requested to assist at from theficers Emergency Service himself in Police an apartment. of- Ave. where he decided to barricade 1665 to Vyse headed he fled, prit cul- the After woman. black old year a24 assaulted sexually had man assaulted. A 38 year old Hispanic sexually been had woman young a that learned authorities after – Reinforcements were requested – 308 East 145 St. Police offi- Police 145 St. East – 308 – Third Ave. and East 164 St. 164 St. East and Ave. – Third FRI, SEPT. 14th, 1:45 a.m. 14th, 1:45 a.m. SEPT. FRI, SAT, 15th, 10:55 SEPT. SAT, 15th, 12:55 SEPT. FRI, SEPT. 14th, 11:00 SEPT. FRI, a.m. SAT, 15th, 11:25 SEPT. p.m. 14th, 8:00 SEPT. FRI, p.m. 14th, 6:00 SEPT. FRI, a.m. 14th, 4:40 SEPT. FRI, – 626 Trinity Ave. A 26 year A26 year Ave. – 626 Trinity 42nd PCT. 43rd PCT.43rd 40th PCT. 41st PCT. recovered. recovered. was agun and authorities to der 17 year old Hispanic male surren- The situation. barricade the handle to scene the to called were Squad from theficers Emergency Service a basementPolice apartment. of- reentering before agun from shot three fired apparently teen The police. local with astand-off ing hav- after custody into taken was p.m. scene. victim was pronounced dead at the the and way water the from moved Island Sound. The body was re- face floating down found was male black old in a61 of year body The way. water the waters the from body ahuman remove to ofthe waters Island surrounding City Longresponders were summoned to a.m. area. head the to alaceration from to Lincoln Medical Center suffering transported was civilian injured The other from suffered a stained wrist. the uncontrollable person while the of the four three The person. disturbed officerstionally emo- an were with dealing after tention bitten by required medical at-police officers a.m. stable condition. be to reported was victim teen The head. the to wound astab for tance Grand Concourse seeking assis- into BronxLebanon Hospital on the 19 year old Hispanic male walked A hospital. alocal to summoned were officers police after stabbing ties are into conducting an inquiry a p.m. ing into the incident. look- are detectives Local reported. were injuries No fired. being shots evidence that was connected with were looking for any lice officers po- trained specially These Squad. Department’s Service Emergency Police the of members trained highly by conducted was search 161 A East St. and Ave. – Morris thorities. is ongoing inquiry by An down. au- school the burn would he that ers work- fellow told changed signment as- his had who teacher male The a teacher at Public School # 69. were looking into a threat made by a.m. underway. is inquiry and summoned were lice – 560 Thieriot Ave. Officials Officials Ave. Thieriot – 560 – 1257 Jerome Ave. Authori- MON, SEPT. 17th, 9:50 17th, SEPT. 9:50 MON, 9:15 16th, SEPT. SUN, 14th, 11:05 SEPT. FRI, 17th, SEPT. 9:40 MON, SAT, 15th, 8:00 SEPT. p.m. 14th, 3:40 SEPT. FRI, FRI, SEPT. 14th, 11:45 SEPT. FRI, – 150 City Island Ave. First First Ave. Island – 150 City – 1366 Edison Ave. A teen Ateen Ave. – 1366 Edison – 1224 Walton Ave. Four 44th PCT.44th 45th PCT. 9-mm pistol. cers were able to voucher a loaded offi- police NYC, in agun owning for failed to obtain the proper license the arrest of another person who p.m. ing. but deemed not to be life threaten- area, foot the to awound from ing suffer- was male The self-inflicted. was wound the that believe cident in- ashooting into looking officials p.m. billboard. top a roof of top the from fell apole after tion alacera- causing area chest the in struck was woman The apole. by injured was who awoman of aid the Emergency responders came to p.m. evidence. pistol25-caliber was vouched as A burglary. to addition in agun of arrested crim with was man The trail. his during guilty sible spendingyear old male is looking at pos- time p.m. in jail if found occurred. incident the when asummons ing issu- of process the in was agent, atraffic worker, city The worker. city duty on an harassed who son per- the for looking are Officials St. 183 East and Concourse – Grand shooting scene. A male had been been had Amale scene. shooting tectives were summoned to a a.m. register. cash empty an with fled thieves The injury. aminor ing struck in the head with a pipe caus- was victim The business. of a place entered males, black two and male fe- ablack including thieves, Three learned of a commercial robbery. officials after shortly began inquiry p.m. condition. stable in be to reported was victim The Ave. sley Hammer- near store adrug at place took attack The amale. slashed who culprit the for looking are tors Investiga- Ave. Eastchester – 3040 money was given to the culprit. the to given was money much how immediately known injuries were and reported it was No ateller. to anote passing after bank the fled male Ablack robbed. aafter neighborhood bank was area City Co-op the into patched were dis- ditional police officers a.m. WED, SEPT. 19th, 4:50 4:50 19th, SEPT. WED, 4:35 18th, SEPT. TUES, 3:20 18th, SEPT. TUES, SAT, 15th, 11:00 SEPT. 14th, 1:30 SEPT. p.m. FRI, MON, SEPT. 17th, SEPT. 10:05 MON, 10:50 16th, SEPT. SUN, p.m. 14th, 2:50 SEPT. FRI, – 1769 Eastburn Ave. Police – 725 Co-op City Blvd. Ad- Blvd. City – 725 Co-op – 4027 White Plains Rd. An An Rd. Plains – 4027 White – 1930 Schieffelin Ave. De- Ave. – 1930 Schieffelin – 1769 Eastburn Ave. With – 1824 A26 Ave. Weeks – 340 West Fordham Rd. Rd. Fordham West – 340 46th PCT. 47th PCT. inal possession Bronx streets.Bronx time This vouched of off handgun another remove to were able arrest, police officers an With East. Park Bronx – 2084 chemical. personnel attempted tothe identify desk within the building. Haz-mat worker was discovered under a to exposed was that power white The discovered. was power known un- an after building office the to gency personnel were summoned a.m. trained detectives. specially isincident in inquiry the hands of able authorities. to Now notify the was woman the before fled culprit male The arm. the in him stab to proceeded and off male the fight to woman. The female victim was able a attacked ally 41 year old Hispanic malewound. unknown The sexu- astab from suffering amale for a.m. hand areas. from bullet to St.suffering Barnabas Hospital wounds to transported was male the black old leg and neighborhood hospital. 23 The year a to amale sent that a shooting into looking are 180 Authorities St. a.m. inquiry. the crime scene to help with the to called were Squad Investigation from Highway 1’sofficers Accident thethat accident left scene. Police avehicle by struck been had man The life. his for fighting was man old year A30 Ave. Webster – 2500 vouched as evidence. was gun a22-caliber time This agun. of possession in illegally was who aperson found they as arrest madeSt. Police another officers a.m. investigation. the of course the during helpful be could evidence at the crime scene which found Investigators scene. crime were summoned toofficers the ently expired. Additional police Hospital wheretefiore he appar- victim was transported to Mon- old year 38 The shot. was male aHispanic after underway is quiry p.m. cal sleuths. lo- assist might which scene crime him. Evidence was recovered at the assist to effects despite expired to Jacobi Medical Center where he shot in the back was transported - A search was conducted conducted was -Asearch – Barnes Ave. and East 225 225 East and Ave. – Barnes FRI, SEPT. 14th, 6:50 a.m. a.m. 14th, 6:50 SEPT. FRI, 10:30 18th, SEPT. TUES, 4:40 16th, SEPT. SUN, 4:35 16th, SEPT. SUN, a.m. SAT, 15th, 3:00 SEPT. WED, SEPT. 19th, 1:05 1:05 19th, SEPT. WED, 17th, SEPT. 11:20MON, – 664 East 213 in- An East St. – 664 – 1 Fordham Plaza. Emer- Plaza. – 1Fordham – Southern Blvd. and East East and Blvd. – Southern 49th PCT. 48th PCT.

ing Authority worker. The unknown unknown The worker. Authority ing Hous- acity’s robbed who person the for search they #7as ing’s PSA up with police officersthe 40th Pct. Squad have teamed from Hous- from – 674 149 Detectives St. East on this inquiry. working are Pct. # 11 46th the and from TransitPolice officers District with over eight-hundred dollars. fled and pockets their emptying ers rid- had thief The Concourse. the on rode he along bound as south 2bus a number officer police a as self him- identified culprit unknown The robbed riders aboard bus. a city who male ablack for looking are lice a.m. the person. ficers were able to gain custodybuilding near East 201 St. Police of- of the to summoned were Squad vice from the Emergencyofficers Ser- and also to slit their throat. Police jump to threatening floor 6th the on tionally disturbed person who was weresistance. They facing an emo- location requested additional as- Park Bedford the at arriving officers a.m. No injuries were reported. thousand dollars from the victim. at gunpoint removed over two- males Hispanic TwoAve. unknown that occurredrobbery near Cedar tectives are looking into an armed p.m. cash. in dollars two-hundred were and an cigarettes, I-phone, en by the thief during the robbery Tak- indicated. officials point gun at abodega robbed thief The robbery. astore into looking are thorities p.m. sleuths. local for connected to the criminality death other any was there if determine will office Examiner’s Medical the at experts The neck. the around arope with discovered was man Hispanic old a61 of year body The life. own his taken have might man a that believe officials where dent inci- an into looking are vestigators – 2290 University Ave. Police in- injuries were reported. on the call nabbed the suspect. No responding Policetance. officers scene requested additional assis- at arriving the minutes. Officials within arrested was bank Bronx East an rob to attempted who male a.m. was vouched as evidence. weapon The pistol. a380-caliber of possession in was who male black time police arrested a 17 year old This jail. to heading be could ager – 2940 Colden Ave. teen- Another semi-automatic pistol. a9-mm was officer arresting the by – 2331 Grand Concourse. Po- – 282 West Fordham Rd. De- Rd. Fordham – 282 West – 3013 Valentine Ave. Police Police Ave. – 3013 Valentine FRI, SEPT. 14th, 10:40 a.m. a.m. 14th, 10:40 SEPT. FRI, 12:05 19th, SEPT. WED, 2:25 19th, SEPT. WED, 9:00 18th, SEPT. TUES, 10:10 18th, SEPT. TUES, SAT, 15th, 7:50 SEPT. a.m. TUES, SEPT. 18th, 9:00 9:00 18th, SEPT. TUES, a.m. 1:00 16th, SEPT. SUN, – 265 East Gun Hill Rd. Au- Rd. Hill Gun East – 265 – 1650 East Gun Hill Rd. A A Rd. Hill Gun – 1650 East 52nd PCT. Housing Transit a six-story apartment house. apartment a six-story of floor second the on afire finding quested additional assistance after re- area Farms West the from ers p.m. searches were all negative. the and extinguished been had fire sion indicated that the main body of 7th Divi- 9:12 the By a.m., respond. company and ladder company to 19 requested an additional engine gine 43 and 59. Ladder Battalion En- of members by floor top the on spotted was fire The incident. werement house indicated that they at arriving afighters apart- six story facinga.m. contained. fire the had afire-fighters possible minutes twenty Within reported. were injuries No blaze. the of cause since they were unable to deem the requested Marshals Fire to respond serious at thescene. scene officials Fire the to called was company ladder additional An dwelling. story two the of floor first the on was blaze near EastTremontmunity Ave. The com- Neck Throggs the in guished extin- quickly was fire morning a.m. to an area hospital. EMS by transported was and ment entrap- the from freed been had victim the p.m. 4:53 By scene. the to sent 61 were Squad 3and cue Res- 15 with Battalion 39, Ladder 63, Engine avehicle. inside pinned mation that there was a person squad. Authorities received infor- to dispatch a officials rescuefire caused accident vehicle A serious p.m. were vouched as evidence. a revolver. 38-caliber Both guns were a 25-caliber pistol and also suspect the from Taken away guns. hand two of possession in was who amale arrested time # 8this from Housing’slice officers PSA p.m. Development.ity Author- Housing acity within court abasketball at evening previous the learned that the shooting took place moned to the hospital where they bullet wounds. Police were sum- Medical Center from suffering two maleThe walked victim into Lincoln shot. been had male ablack that were alerted forcement officials a.m. inquiry. the on ficers #7of- PSA Housing with working are Squad Pct. 40th the from tives Detec- area. arm the to lacerations robbery. senior The citizen received armed astrong of avictim being ter af- Center Medical Lincoln to taken robbery. 75 The year old man was a during injured being after tance assis- medical required male panic His- elderly 152 An – 372 East St. awallet. sides employeethe a city cell phone be- from removed culprit male black – 945 East 174 East –945 Firefight- St. – 1050 Sound View Ave. Po- Ave. View – 1050 Sound – 525 Jackson Ave. Law en- Law Ave. – 525 Jackson – 1839 University Ave. Fire- WED, SEPT. 19th, 8:30 8:30 19th, SEPT. WED, 8:45 19th, SEPT. WED, 5:00 19th, SEPT. WED, 4:30 16th, SEPT. SUN, WED, SEPT. 19th, 7:20 19th, SEPT. WED, 1:30 18th, SEPT. TUES, p.m. 14th, 8:22 SEPT. FRI, – 2910 Gerber Pl. An early early An Pl. – 2910 Gerber – Strange and Grace Aves. Aves. 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Furthermore, the targeting of targeting the publicly.bated Furthermore, de- notbeen has program questionable and program? this with spend to going ment ofEducation Depart- How orthe much City revenue the is opt-out orits option? program about the fied noti- pilotschools the in parents were method what through and How much information, for initiative? public about debate this tunity oppor- why an wasn’t there First, program. informed consent? their without someone’s child itmedicate to is How for much piercing. invasive consent more that New York“New minors the in York consent must parental for written quirements receive BodyGovernor parental Piercing Andrew authorization Cuomo of parents. signed This calendar year, into prior without the students to medication gives Law” law re- to that implement program to any government mandate drug. control birth aquestionable ofDepo-Provera, injection the authorize and drug after Bmorning Plan ing at distribut- aimed tion’s program “CATCH” ofEduca- Department NYC ofthe termination Bloomberg) of endorsements by media outlets. by media of endorsements forfeit chance should any They editorials. per newspa- critical to subject be should debates coffers. empty Long’s versus kitty campaign growing and dollar million a $12 with along by 2,021,021 Republicans bering outnum- ofDemocrats advantage registration her voter both behind hide to prefers brand edit all submissions. all edit to right the reserves editor The cation. un- No for publi- accepted be can letters signed request. upon withheld or lished pub- be will name the and published be NOT telephone and will number dress number included. Note that the ad- telephone and address averifiable with and signed be MUST e-mail, via mitted cnglocal.com. NY 10454, Bronx, Street, 132nd E. Reporter, 900 Times Bronx the Publisher, Guerriero, or e-mail newspaper toLaura ofthis care dressed from to bronxtimes@ all readers. They should be ad- I find it appalling that such an intrusive Several issues come to mind about this for New York unconscionable It is City’s immediate an request to writing I am Dear Mayor, Mayor to sent was letter following (The Candidates who refuse to participate in in participate to refuse who Candidates All letters, including those sub- those including letters, All Letters to the editor are welcome are editor tothe Letters Terminate CATCH Terminate CATCH Let ushear from youfrom Larry Penner for not doing yours. for notdoing agency city and official other every to job, and of others. lives the disrupt likely have most moved onto away, druggies passed the since and Momhas flow. to continued drugs but the things toring” erly respond. prop- to but failed times several aware made at elderly risk. was an woman tive, since Initia- Abuse Elder the particular in notified, DA’s Bronx The also was for assistance. office and Councilman Vacca were both contacted merchandise. money and of robbed and neglected home affected, were multi-family oftheir owner the and husband, herailing and woman ahandicapped with Avenue people. by several made were block ofRevere 800 onthe usage and dealing 2010 when calls to the 45th Pct. regarding drug through 2008 from nothing did cops narcotics board? community local the To appease CATCH. regarding questions other and these to response your to forward look implementation. public before debate ther highly questionable decision that deserves fur- another just is CATCH program the sion, and ously yet we have continu- children, for our best the questioned only wants administration ofyour member ery your approachto opt-in instead? for parents notification written ask to proach tohave this been a more mis-in their opt-out cautious option notices? Wouldn’t it ensure and to provide that respectful information to parents City Did the barren. orbecoming and pression ap- de- serious women’s young including in bodies, drugs ofthese consequences potential and fects implement would tion it. administra- your neverwould have imagined I schools, and communities ofcertain ulation overpop- prevent to the for contraception need Cathie Black, inappropriately hinted at the knowledge. or consent without parental students to drugs opposite by facilitating potentially harmful the implies program yet this academically, ing ofsucceed- chances students’ improves greatly communities. nority ormi- and low income from ofstudents views City’s about the questions raises Ischools Title So, thank you narcs for not doing your your for notdoing you narcs thank So, “moni- also was Services Protective Adult The coordinator, Ellen Kolodny, was Klein Senator taken, was action no When My mother, along elderly dementia, with Speaking why? (B.T.R. 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I likewise take note of Mr. Russi’s that admonition the denied homeless let adequate person and say, I passionate com this care To one’s might own blood or next-door be neighbor. the residents of Bronx Com munity District have #12, family members or lo who cal friends who are in homeless, fact bring them ward and I shall alongwork for Commissionerwithto Russi see that they are housed in one (1) of the three (3) shel ters already Wakefield. intended for White Plains Road for those m ------718-824-5050 y a Sunday, October 21, 2012 21, October Sunday, R . St. Raymond offers outstanding academics and t St. Raymond HS for Boys ʀ HS for St. Raymond Boys co-curriculars as demonstrated through the school’s: S Placement curriculum - 7 Advanced - High percentage of graduation, Diplomas and Regents academic resource centers - Supportive college attendance - English as a second language program forty - Over extra-curricular clubs and athletic teams - Great reputation and history of service to the community Criticism in the afore cilities. Are the citizens citizens the Are re-designated “R-4” encompassing White Zone Plains Road are social service cilities. fa of Wakefield and of Community Bronx District #12 to be condemned dreamingfor bettera of quality lifeof and of a more vibrant neighbor to they hood Are for children? their themselves and be criticized for wanting to reinvigorate and residential life along commercial a street with a long and proud history both in our District and the Bronx? Borough of The said article tesy of comes THE ACACIA NET cour WORK, formerly as known which seeks with in collusion Westchester oper BASICS/Promesa,Mark Stagg to fill 4453 devel White Plains Road homeless at with Street 240TH East individuals and ACACIA families. ChiefOfficer (C.E.O.) Raul Russi, Executivea former Commissioner of the New York City Depart ment of Probation, contends that Community Board #12 (The Bronx) has this less home dispute less shelters than not other Dis do I tricts. ------With three (3) facilities in short walking distance of already for otherslated each Wakefield, it is shamefully unacceptable that this colic bu residential hood neighbor would be compelled to assimilate a fourth. yet The people of Wakefield under took a sustained and hard- fought effort to re-zone their neighborhood in such a way so as to facilitate struction the of con higher-density residential and development mixed-use along Plains White Road. their neighbors throughout They Community Board #12 (The like Bronx) sought both new to apartment build attract ings and businesses to this commercial boulevard desperateneed revitalizaof in tion. It is simply catastroph ic, as it has out, that lately most turned of higher-density the new, structures so far being planned in the greatest hits. (S)He is not, not, is (S)He hits. greatest however, too from masterful Far creating in captions for news paper instance. articles, at this least in not not wanting to afford shel brothersourto terhomeless and sisters, Wakefield, the article in question aptly as reports, is very quickly be coming a great, big colony ofservicinggroupshelters one another or within the home less population at-large. ------Some people living in Songs of All Time.” Oh, be Oh, Time.” All of Songs fore I forget, please permit me the opportunity to finish telling you my story about chilling with THE STONES to cut rather To than work! doing course my lege col the chase, my professor just happened to meander intothe language lab for reason some or another time and, in at the process the of checking with the lab tech not or whetherthe nician on I was hard at work assignment on my and what of progress sort I had made with it, he discovered my prefer ence for Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, rather and than for his work of Company art. 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Association’s Section on Law and Com- ofthe chair aformer is and professors) law (the for American society academic Association of American Law Schools tion on Defamation and Privacy of the mission. He has also chaired the Sec- Com- European the and Commission the U.S. Congress, the Federal Trade He has servedlaw, internet law and as information privacy. an expert property intellectual in courses teaches adviser to He policy. and law technology formation plored both information privacy and in- of the University. officer academic chief associate and affairs academic for president vice associate was ously University’s Faculty Senate and previ- has as served the president of Fordham Fordham School University of Law. He Center on Law and Information Policy at the founding is and Law in Chair Waxberg Nikki and academicLovinger Theatre. directorcommunity,event, will of begin the 11. October Thursday, This on Day at 11 which a.m.lege in the is free“Privacy in Public” during Lehman Col- andof Law Joel open R. Reidenberg to will the discuss Sleep Out at College of New Rochelle Privacy inPublic at Lehman College ’s annual celebration of Constitution serves as custodian of this mon- to search your name to find out if Comp- State the of Office The You might be owed money, and ex- has he publications, his In D. Stanley the holds Reidenberg Professor University Fordham According to the Cam- Students at The Col- Retired NYPD Capt. Tom Capt. Walker NYPD Retired * * enues in Hunts Point corner of Longfellow Avenue, on thenorthwest Garrison and Longfellow Av- Library Island City day, October 20 from 2 — 4 p.m. at the Cop.” A Bronx of “Death and Bronx” The Apache “Fort his including famous most books popular and unsolved on. cases Antharax Bomber, Mad the Unibomber, the case, ofSam Son the solving in agencies the FBI and other law enforcement assist the New York Police Department, book on how Holmes Sherlock came to of Co-op City will give a talk on his new & Westchester ofthe meeting the Wednesday, 24 October luncheon of St. Paul will be guest speaker during Connecticut. oughs, Westchester, New Jersey and bor- the to minutes 30 and Manhattan Pointand New Jersey. Furthermore, Hunts is located York ofNew ports andthe Interstate-95, Expressway connects Hunts Point just to The corridor. rail CSZ/Amtrak the and 15 minutes Expressway Bruckner by the bounded fromproximately per square $68 foot. ap- to equates price sale The doors. fire interior by large separated are sections two the as unit one as used be easily x15’. may 20’ building The proximately ap- measure doors garage The system. sprinkler adry and dock, loading outdoor indoor/ one doors, personnel two ized), roll down garage doors (two are motor- 13 foot throughout, ceilings three large of office space).sive of approximately square feet 500 Theapproximately 8,331 square feet (inclu- propertyunit, fronting Longfellow Avenue, is featuresmately square 10,000 feet. The second approxi- is unit One units. two into rated at$1,205,000. valued transaction cash less in America, home- ofbeing realities the as well as with experiences their late re- to opportunity the had in the CNR ‘Sleep Out’ then Participants country. our in of poverty reality the mony lived ofonewho has testi- moving extremely an being homeless in America, of story personal his shared are homeless.” who those affect decisions An industrial building industrial atAn 941-953 The talk will take place on Satur- Walker is the author of several Sister Christine of the Daughters Daughters ofthe Christine Sister The Hunts Point peninsula is is currentlyThe property sepa- Speaker Dale Williams Williams Dale Speaker Serra Club of The Bronx Bronx The of Club Serra . Sister Christine’s topic topic Christine’s . Sister * * * * * * * * . , was sold in an all- an in sold was , shops, readings, and screenings. work- weekly through writers and tors as well as ac- filmmakers Bronx-based other with to collaborate filmmakers nity Avenue. at614 Courtlandt located Center Documentary Bronx p.m. atthe 9 — 7 from Tuesdays on up meet weekly Center (212) 5000. call or 228- cares.org www.newyork- visit please area, your day evenings. to children at Theresa’s Haven on Thurs- and reading bedtime stories afternoons seniors at Beth Abramson weekend on Friday mornings, spending upHighbridge, Drew sprucing Gardens time with nity Campuschildren on Saturday swimming include of with October mornings at each month. New1,500 citywide projects in Settlementcan then choose from approximately tober 17 or any other Bronx location. You in the eveningbrary on Wednesday, Oc- Li- Concourse Grand atthe orientation Commu- aone-time attend can easy. Volunteers is volunteer York aNew Cares coming to get involved in their community. Be- inof October, opportunities for residents anumber has organization, colunteer ing following morning. perience over breakfast the ex- onthe reflect to tunity Lawn then had the oppor- onMaura boxes in night meal. Run” a“Midnight shared staff and faculty student, ing the formal program, Follow- homelessness. ing representatives concern- to write to Congressional ervations byervations 22. October and information additional to make res- (718) call –7176 798 Please $25.00. for Boston Roads] in The Bronx. chester Road [corner and ofEastchester at the Manor Eastwood at 3371 East- Luncheonthe members’ Catholic common faith. meetingsthrough this ministry, fosters and affirms and life religious vowed and priesthood are ordained the to vocations promote and heldorganization whose mission is to foster at noon their work in the media”. and Paul ofSt. Daughters “The be will The meetings will allow commu- The * To register for an orientation in projectsforUpcoming the month The cost of the luncheon is Club is anThe Serra international New York Cares Those who the spent Those will host the Bronx Filmmakers Bronx Documentary Bronx Documentary * * * * , the city’s lead- city’s , the 27 BRONX TIMES Oct. 11-17, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com Photo by Patricio Robayo Patricio by Photo ic Stevenson handling ic Stevenson “DAY OF DIGNITY” FOR BRONX MUSLIMS “DAY Each participating elected official was trained harness to race and was accompanied by a STEVENSON OFF TO THE RACES AT YONKERS RACEWAY AT STEVENSON OFF TO THE RACES Pictured are volunteers of the Institute Muslim Women’s for Research and Development for the Day of Dignity. 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Key The www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Oct. 11-17, 2012 42 43 BRONX TIMES Oct. 11-17, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com also also Photo by Robert Cole Continued next on Junior middle Khaila middle Junior Sorrell said. “Through I club learned defense. to play how there to in have club, You around is a no way it…It’s differentwhole of play.” level sea- last play didn’t who Boyke, son, has been one of the sur- big prises, turning into one of the CHSAA Bronx/Westchester’s best the at position. Preston In has helped each player player each helped has In I was was“All a hitter,” ORLANDO OSORIO...... PAGE 44 OSORIO...... PAGE ORLANDO “The finish was just outstanding. It was just im- just was It outstanding. just was finish “The peccable.” uniquely anduniquely allowed the group to build chemistry with ju- nior setter Melissa Cwikla, the starter, new lone before their its believes Sanchez Preston. helped Sorrell and Dzurlic the allowedmost. It’s them to be- along players complete come hitters. better being with defense, their improved They footwork, passing and more. Cardinal Spellman coach, William roams Cawley, sideline, during game between Christ the King and Cardinal Spellman, at Cardinal Spellman High School. “We play against play “We girls who The turnovers continued to in the guys were “There Fuchs kept Spellman While While Christ the King come it on back be “We’ll second-year coach Joel Sanchez’s Sanchez’s Joel coach second-year opened It club. volleyball Legacy their to eyes other aspectsof the game and allowed them to againstplay competition. top eat andlive, breath the sport,” Jasmina hitter outside senior Dzurlic said. learned “We all [volleyball].about got stron- We ger and stronger all the time.” als Tyquwan Morales off broke a 48-yard runand then the se- nior back punched in a toss play fromfive yards Christ to put out the King (2-3, 1-3) up 14-0 with 41seconds left in the first half. line. botched 5-yard a and Spellman plague snap was scooped Frankie by up Spellman DiMaiolo and brought down in- the side Running Senford back Joshua a caravanfollowed of block- ers into the end zone from four yards to make a three out it score game knew with six seconds even quarter. fourth the in we gone before backfield said Cawley. towhat do,” under wraps in the first three quarters, he continued to be a applied he as defense on threat his size and skill defensive at record to managed Fuchs end. a sack on one of the plays few he was in. The highly recruited receiver end capped the scoring with a 10-yard touchdown grab. earned its first league win, Spellman drops to 0-5 overall and 0-4 in the CHSFL on the sea- look to continue Pilots The son. answersfor and the to put post game bickering behind them. said. can’t “We Cawley Monday,” get discouraged and need we to keep playing football.”

Preston team playing at higher level higher at playing team Preston BY JOE PANTORNO BY BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI Victoria Sorrelland different like“It’s a whole She and the other Panthers Parents yelled the at coach- frustrating,”“It’s second- In a poor offensive dis- Spellman’s defense was able Tempers flared around around flared Tempers Spellman falls to Christ the King the Christ to falls Spellman Frustration spills over into parking lot parking into over spills Frustration Veteran players committed to club ball club to committed players Veteran her Preston teammates will teammates Preston her the volleyball at look never same after way their first ball. club playing season of playing there,” level over the hitter senior outside said. spent the offseason playing with the Cardinal Spellman football football Spellman Cardinal the team 28-0 after to its loss home after- Saturday King the Christ noon. ing staff and the bickering flooded to the out parking lot after team postgame meet- the turn- ing. Frustration is at a high as the Pilots, struggled have who the begun have years, recent in sides, winless. season 21 both as year Spellman head coach Wil- said. to just have “We lie Cawley points though.” from working Spellman keep 28 Kings’ doomed play the overs Christ CHS- the in of ways give off came FL Class AA-A game. As the Fuchs stalemate a in clashed offenses Jordan field than more nothing with senior Christ gained, being position King the used his 6-foot-7 frame a to block punt and return 44 it yards a for touchdown and the games first dominated was line “Our score. then said. “And Cawley all day,” that punt gets and blocked that Kyle was off it.” picked to suppress Christ the King’s of- McNiel mostfense of the for first half. Darryl Pilots’ the and pass Benjamin’s defense finally The broke. Roy-

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Continued page on 45 Jets (2-2) 0 (2-2) Jets Scott wrote ‘Niner about QB Scott Ostler (SF Chronicle) The Giant run game was The 422 up D gave yards and Rex Ryan was right this time. Niners (3-1) 34 34 (3-1) Niners Alex Smith: “He was fined $15,000 MoreFrom Scott you don’t want to mess don’t with.” you the gamblers. And that’s an army feeble zebras are messing with ing games harder to predict, the uct on the field. mak- by Worse, fake refs are harming the prod- app ea r pret t y quick ly. “ T he N F L’s said the contract issues may dis- may issues contract the said A Quick Resolution knocked down on every play. knocked down on every play. sacked twice seemed but to be and a half per carry. Eli was 36 carries, averaging a yard horrible. They got 57 yards on 231 air yards and in 191 the dirt. to the win. The Eagles posted crazy himself led his but team old neighborhood.old didn’t go Vick a rough game like one from the put up 366 up put of their own- this was Giants (2-2) 17 Philly (3-1) 19 they have to play the Texans. the play to have they in here. Next way a positive week isn’t anythingisn’t that can be said 245 yards on the ground. There and to offset that they gave up up gave they that offset to and with 100 of them on the ground ground the on them of 100 with old rug.old They had 145 total yards The Jets WERE beaten like an www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Oct. 11-17, 2012 44 the better they get, the more said…“The more they learn, level,” Sanchez at acollegiate ing, getting these girls to play school also. high after succeed players to able comfort- more who is chez, in yearlibero two, and Carlson Karen in hitter wants Angela his Fragale. San- star, has been working been star, has a track also Hemmings, posure is something cable.” impec- just was “It said. Osorio outstanding,” son. mings up late last sea- Hem- moved he when Orlando Osorio envision coach of play Riverdale type the It was Bronx. last Wednesday in The soccer girls League Ivy in tie 2-2 eventually an game, ofthe ond goal sec- for the post far the foot race and ofher. front out in scored ball the kicked hip. She onherright defender to Dalton onelast shake to left. Hemmings needing the from one oncoming another side and left the along onedefender past dribble sophomore dale sess. Amaris Hemmings pos- potential the showed all from previous page Speedy Hemmings Riverdale earns tie with rival Dalton Preston playing at ahigher level BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI JOSEPH BY Finishing and com- and Finishing “The finish was just Hemmings won the River- pint sized The aplayedIt that was “We are all about teach- all “We are outside another returns The Preston volleyball team is in first place in the CHSAA Bronx/Westchester division. Bronx/Westchester CHSAA inthe place isinfirst team volleyball Preston The “We wanted to come lot said... ofus,” Clark Packer. snappedgame unbeaten streak in it opener sawwent 41- its and 1-3 by Falcons The concussion. ofa because Clark Zoe midfielder sity-bound Univer- California out with- games four first its played champs SAISAA two-time defending NY- The slowlate after start. Riverdale’s hot play of game.” Dalton the itI did during later games. just I’ll say help mein will “It said. doit,”I could Hemmings that know to just booster on. do it with the pressure shecould proved mings Hem- and placement about Now all its enced. experi- as aren’t goalies problem on JV when the keeper.the It wasn’t a to her take to time read ity, learn to but needs agil- and speed er lack nev- will Hemmings on. the Battle of the Bronx tour- Bronx ofthe Battle the in Science Bronx to fell and champion Fieldston SAISAA matches with defending NY- slip They city’sthe top teams. of some against compete to Panthers The start. ofa6-0 tune the to had alsopions, to dominate the league been the defending diocesan cham- able Preston, allowed had club ball they games. win will “I think it shook a continues win The aconfidence was “It His players’ time playing playing time players’ His son goes along.” along.” goes son better and better as the sea- level getting its and same the on is “Everyone said. Dzurlic together,” come everything playing with Jay it just made difference the be to ues club balltournament. experiencesecond finished recently and nament contin- at the Seward Park be a better team.” “Those losses said. Clark cused,” helped us title. state straight athird win it to looks as title division for the and unbeaten Hackley rival chasing is erdale Riv- gethealthier. them, behind slowput start the said. Osorio look,” awhole new out-team injury. aback with son sea- donefor the likely Kronish Jennifer keeper starting with recently up JV,on the called Osorio astriker be to going was who Gabby Maffezzoli, goalie been has spot bright Other misses. create a number and Dalton against goal of near first Hemmings on sists move up to as- to striker Clark watched and 5-0-1 gone has injuries, tling bat- who still is dale, that that comes with.” trouble for the prepared didn’t come in mentally we and undefeated in “Playing in the summer, their players said The “We refo- really to hopes team His given this has “She River- then Since Courtesy of Joel Sanchez Cherokee had outstanding outstanding had Cherokee Sports Parkview The well. extremely played Turner Ryan and scored Rodriguez as John best showed their Blackfeet Zerafatalents. and their showedJasi off Smith Xavier Theof fans as Sean Walsh and Mister crowd large ofthe infront Softee SiouxFarm played well Diaz and Danny Moylan. out ofJaydenlent games gotexcel- Sports by Dugout The Shawnee, sponsored improvement. great ing Nichola Valentinand show- fun with Travis Prohaska had Apaches Supermarket day. asolid ing Pruzzo’s The hav- Rodriguez Ettienne and game with Evan Martinez exciting an played Mohicans field. new narrow at the time have to agood continued ers play- football Flag our ment, Depart- Parks NYC by the area playing usual their off Anthony’s Flower The Barino’s Market Despite being kicked Flag Division Riverdale’s Amaris Hemmings scored a sensational goal in the team’s inthe Dalton. goal tiewith asensational scored Riverdale’s Hemmings Amaris BY CHIEF THE Warrior’s Football results until halftime. In the third third the In halftime. until way it that stayed and ter quar- second the in early 6-0 score the make to len Lopez Jay- from TD aoneyard with score first up the set Mitchell Eric and Muniz Brandon lips Hard running by Gary Phil- len Lopez, Jay- from by bigled Gary tackles Phillipsthe O’Connor Carpet Jr. Bears, shutout against continued consecutive third defense ferocious Jets & Hardware plays. down couple ofbig first a had and well ball the ran DeFabbia and Potts Kasson Chiefs went scoreless, Peter ribut- defensive play. the Although cont lso fine a and tackles multiple ed Sumter l Jabri Christian Hernandez, and Ellis, Bryant and tackles 6 had Hanley-piri Aidan Chiefs’ The Home Giants. the Schuyler Hill Funeral dletown Animal Chiefs and Mid- the between sive battle Mite Division Nedderman. Jamel and noli Incog- Vincent from play The North Bronx Paint Paint Bronx North The a defen- was week This a goal line stance, which stance, line a goal quarter that maintained of the defense in the fourth part was also and team our for points 2extra only the backyards. John Blue 99 of areturn history, riors Devils Quarter- War- in longest the was Tomsen oneofwhich 6 touchdowns, who scored Lopez, Brandon scored back running Blue Devils 38-21. GreatBlue Devils were effort victorious from Tires Miller the Steelers, the Dr. the Steven’s against Division Wee Junior-Pee Guiterrez. Casey and Muniz Tovar, Isaiyah Endrit, Delgado, Donahue, Jayden Maxwell, Kenneth Gregg, Kevin Bell, Anthony Phillips Brandon III, Eric Mitchell, ing byfrom there with hard play- Jaylen over took defense Jets The 13-0, score the Lopez, make to point extra for the in ran III lips Garyleft sidelineon a scored 35 Mitchell Eric andquarter yard Gary TD Phil- down the Continued on next page on next Continued In a hard fought win Photo by Joseph Staszewski Joseph by Photo 45 BRONX TIMES Oct. 11-17, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com For more information The accountants from Hadthenot in-over- They were to be taught there,Somewhere up 9 p.m. call (718) 379-8242. ing legal team were Dakota Strain, Murano Andrew and Jillian Torres. BurnsRodriguez & “carted Isabella,away” 6-1. The goal scoring was shared very evenly by Riley Murphy(2), Jack Murphy, Andres Ro- mano, Kaitlyn Dallaris having Calderon Ryan and one each. Other offensive Liam by standouts Marco Martinez, Kaitlyn Martinez and Vin- supplied cent Cirigliano. The eras- were ers Hemmingway Emilia Ali, Jaiden Mattew Cyntje.and tender, Is- of spirits the up Bringing Bulla, Other goal. abella was Danielle Brown lone the with standout performances Nicholas by Pagan, SaraGamez, Kayla Vukic and Lauren Colon. their-heads replacement officials their done dumb thingthe at of a game end that a victory stole from one of the storied franchisesof the league, the regular of- ficials might be sitting for anotherfor- weeks. of couple wouldn’t a lesson, they spanked good and so hard get, before being allowed to c o m eembarrass- national But b a c k isment clearly not part of o u t sthe image tolerated the i by d e aArmani suits. And the NFL n d preplacement guys l dropped a y . the ball in the wrong game, to the wrong team.The Packers aren’t a football Wis- or Bay Green in team consin a — they are a deity, w a y o f l i f e . Lombardi was watching this all and smiling his gap- tooth smile, knowing that the guys big in the league the with messed just had w r o n g g r e e n a n d g o l d . ” Performers Edge Magic at cleaners The It had been well point- well been had It The NFL fears only “danced around” Porco Ad- justing, 3-2. The adjust- top Porcoers for were Joseph Munafo Cala(2), Domenick scoring and Vincent Ferrante. The continuedTouch to have 7-2. defeating something special the attorneys from Patrick Wynne, was spear-headed Rachel by Menna, Anthony Perrisi and Waving Adrianna Rocco. the magic wand were Gabri- ella Dinino, Amy Bernhard and Michael Tarul. The per- was cleaning steam Bernhard, Emily by f0rmed Ruben Moreno and Isabella Handling the Bocchino. scoring legal for eagles were Jessica Dineen and Nicho- las Tripoli. Theremain- Taruland goalie, Marco Trombetta. Octobr 13, 20 and from 27, 10 a.m. to and 2 p.m., Fridays, October 12 and 26, from 6 to some who wanted to re- to didn’t to get has he where the being without wanted gotten smartest guy in the room. who There certainly had to be some main be robots to tough, in the stance, the to let regular refs pound sand more weeks. a couple for heartsBut beat many for reasons, and in this case, it was simple PR. the that media the in out ed up NFL was losing nothing in the of customers way and momen- this with base fan spiced sev- fact, In kerfuffle. tary just eral columnists pointed andout, correctly so, that refs replace- blundering these ment the action. the ev- old It’s erybody-wants-to-watch-a- train-wreck theory. two things: decreasing r e v e nBecause will revenue u nev- e aer be image a problem, was n d the one Achilles’ heel that a bhad to bring a this situation d ito a head. m a g e . In Boys Majors battle, battle, Majors Boys In Clipper Neck Throgs Certainly, this is no no is this Certainly, The beating hearts in hat trick +1 to roundhat trick out +1 the than Other scoring. the goals the “O” was pushed by Freder Sydney and Conor Picard. S & H Marine tied St. Bene- goals Both 2-2. C, of K dict’s S & J were scoredfor Ste- by Kessel. Asspsting Von ven Chris were offense the with Kessel, Paul MitzeVon , Michael Crorkin and An- gel Gugliaro. The wall was Joe Pollack, Greg by formed andLeidy Charlie Gendy. Julian by hoisted the anchor and scored dropped on Pro Active PT, was 1-0. The lone goal of the con- test Zefi. The mates on offense were Christopher Guarino, Artie Neri, and Jr Edward swabbies The Dellatore. were Chris Soto, Frank ages to 5 Registration 16. takes Drieser place 177 at Loop on Saturdays, Room 17 gave usgave his take the on why agreement was made. “The NFL needs its customers to them of thinks it that think cus- are they that way, that tomers. That serves it them. That its decision-making factorsalways them in.The ma- ATM NFL needs to make sure its are- customers pon- even never what one moment der for really they ch i ne s. ca- or banks than different TV ble companies or auto manufacturers that all are wired to make think you to business in are they withprovide you a service and that any profit result- ing from that was sort of coincidence.a lucky The only difference between the NFL and these other NFL the that is businesses i s t h e b e s t athose meeting rooms t were i t a with . those from coming sense relations. public for That certainly would have who Goodell, included BY THE SHADOWBY Co-op City Little Little City Co-op AFC Soccer highlights and results and highlights Soccer AFC Pipe Dreams: More from Scott from Dreams: More Pipe The weather did not “turned Realty Today Construc- Triumph by theby NFL wear-for fineSmith’s was re- say, to I’m puzzled. What ex- on went Scott of a stretch,That’s a bit Bill Dwyer (LA Times) A Settlement Scenario League is open now for all to children registration Co-op City Little League registration now open now registration League Little Co-op City From page 43 page From ing a SF Giants cap with his street clothesafter games. NFL rules can’t players say wear gear with the logo ofa company that an isn’t NFL sponsor 90 for minutes be- andfore after a game. The dou- NFL considers MLB a com- on is corporation. peting he but scinded, ble-secret probation. Next time, the NFL (Needs to Find a Life) will nick his paycheck.” actly is “double-secret pro- bation?” quarter- 49ers’ the “Smith, sup- courageous and back porter Giants, of the S.F. could join the pantheon of pio- free-speech Area Bay neers. stretch of risk the I believe inbut free speech, at even marks.” ule, as our Saturday games games sched- league the with work Saturday our as ule, were cancelled to field due conditions/ inclement for highlights The weather. are matches Sunday some follows: as intoday Fran- night” ST. for ces K of C, 5-1. The scoring was supplied Max by Wie- and Crowe Kayleigh hler, the with Diallo Osumane offensive push coming from Gino Savona. The “D” was Salveggi, Dylan by turned Holoye Diallo and Chris Crowe in the net. the over “triumphed” tion pall bearers McNulty’s, at 6-2. Justin Foster(2) and Dominic Toscano had the The Rams defense con- Rams defense The The Black Knights Black Knights returner, giv- their on ball the Rams the ing own 45 line. yd The Rams ground potent their with attacksurprised everyone throw- out came they as from strike 45yd a with ing score quarterback Gino Galella to Mon- Justin next back running toyo for Rams a touchdown, who The also addedthe conversion run. came from the defense as de- end Justin fensive Montoyo in the fumble a recovered end zone. With a failed PAT, the Rams 13-0. were up On their next possession, tight end Steven Manfredi ran a reverse 25 for yds giving the own their on ball the Rams line.15 yd Gino Galella then finished the drive with a la- ser throw to his tight end, Steven Manfredi, made who a spectacular diving they catch as thefor touchdown. Conver- runsion was succeeded by the giving Montoyo, Justin impress half. the at lead 20-0 a Rams to tinued contained runs any outside theby Black Knights. De- fensive ends Connor Hanley- Piri and Justin led Montoyo had Rams the as attack the several tackles losses for was and recorded 5 sacks, 2 for Connor and Justin. 3 for Steven Rodriguez, middle Jadin Jordan, Mark The Tlaseca and Jalen Martinez had several tackles on the in outside support. Hoina, Zack by contained Christian Cojocaru, Mark safety as andValentin, Tristan Wil- iams. The end Black Knights an started to get a drive going to in the 4th quarter that but came a Galella intercepted Gino pass and took the it other an for 80way touchdown. yd On the Black Knights next possession, a fumble was re- covered the by Rams middle Val- Christian linebacker entin. This ended the game and the gave Rams, 3-0- now the a 26-00 for year, victory. with courageously, played exceptional Chris- by play Jimmy Amarosa, Matthew topher by Tejada, Michael Mon- Rodriguez, Santiago tanez, Damien Johnson, Daniel Thorne and Maurice Nix. Qscar from passing Fine receptions Abreu contributed to excel- lent Bloss and Roberto Perez.

Week 3 of theWeek Warriors Flanker Justin Fer- Justin Flanker Honorable mentionHonorable The Design Develop- Design The Warrior’s Football results Football Warrior’s stripped the ball of the out kicker Connor Hanley-Piri Hanley-Piri Connor kicker the opening kickoff, Rams Rams kickoff, opening the ings Bank Black Knights. On On Knights. Black Bank ings against the Ridgewood Sav- neral Home Rams going up close with the McNulty Fu- Peewee division came to a a to came division Peewee Pee Wee DivisionPee Wee win this coming weekend. weekend. coming this win ward to obtaining their first first their obtaining to ward hungry and they look for- look they and hungry Spartans are sparked and and sparked are Spartans score a touchdown the but unable to capitalize and and capitalize to unable was called backed. We were were We called backed. was row but unfortunately but row it zone for a thirdzone for week in a nandez got into the end end the into got nandez ter ran the ball very well. driguez and Tyrell QB Fos- ceschini, HB Sebastian Ro- Spartans Fran- FB Kevin during the game. The fense because of injuries well and stepped in on de- who played exceptionally ris, Batances and Correa, Correa, and Batances ris, to Spartan Har- players tionally well on the corners. Foster, who played excep- played who Foster, tian Rodriguez and Tyrell Tyrell and Rodriguez tian tion has to be to given Sebas- and Tyrell. men- Honorable Fernandez, Yuret, Agovino, lo, Kucera,lo, Nonis, Torres, fense. They are Diaz, Cami- given to given the Spartans de- backs. A shout out has out backs. to be A shout of Sal Maida and other half Ramblers ferocious running running ferocious Ramblers Defense to the stop was able in a 0-0 tie. The Spartans the gridiron, ended which Jimmy Ryan’s Ramblers on ment Spartansment battled Team work Blue Devils! Blue work Team pull ahead to victory. Great Great victory. to ahead pull quarter, enabled us which to the 4th down in the fourth fourth the in down 4th the line on the 1 yard line on Novell Jordan the held who iel Colon, Alex Gomez, and and Gomez, Alex Colon, iel quez, John Tomsen, Nathan- Brandon Lopez, Matt Mar- Matt Lopez, Brandon Reyes, Jimmy McGaughan, McGaughan, Jimmy Reyes, lon, Daniel Santiago, Eric of Nick Tulipano,of Nick Ethan Co- lations to our team defensive Fumble recovery. Congratu- recovery. Fumble with some fine tackles and a also contributed on defense defense on contributed also QB Sack.QB Nathaniel Colon Gaughan, who also had a a had also who Gaughan, Morrisey and Jimmy Mc- by Nick Tulipano, Nick by Jack Great tackles were made in favor of the Blue Devils. Devils. Blue the of favor in turned the tide of the game game the of tide the turned From previous page previous From www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Oct. 11-17, 2012 46 Health Commissioner Dr. Commissioner Health be licensed each must dogs don’t that know year,” said ownership. sponsible pet re- and dog their licensing of benefits onthe formation in- other and application an have licenses be given will license. obtain or renew their dog owners help pet to hours walking dog normal ing dur- month this Wednesday city each ofthe rest the and be in city parks in the Bronx will parks department staff and department health sakes. your - for both license, but should have one a whoever requires notonly or Petey or Fido your owner, two proposals--one amajor proposals--one two up as revs Armory bridge Kings- redevelopment ofthe for the momentum as comes opposition. the bered as Tirado loyalists outnum- community board meeting, last month failed in an open under.” work to difficult very found and with Idisagreed that were things that were done “There chair,” Tirado. said the and board ofthe bers 1 page From Community Board 7district manager Fernando Tirado resigns City helps dog owners apply for licenses “Many New Yorkers“Many Owners who do not To make it easier, city you’re dog If aBronx Tirado’s exit also An effort to boot him An artists’ rendering of Concourse Plaza after renovations are completed. completed. are renovations after Plaza ofConcourse rendering artists’ An requirement in New York in requirement their pet. for license have acurrent for violationsowners if they dog effort, education doand not will5 p.m. after and 9a.m. before ally not (gener- hours walking dog evening and morning ing bewill cited be on site in parks dur- staff Department Parks and walk.” evening or amorning during legal make sure their dogs are of October, month the During parks. pet New York –in are they City’s owners where owners dog meeting can are Departments Parks and Health the campaign, Farley. this Thomas “With he did say it’s a “moot point” say it’she did point” a“moot Though Tirado. to cording posals is split right now, ac- hesaid. it, skip to plans 11. Tirado October for set Thursday, is mory meeting on the vacant ar- spokesman. NYCEDC in December, according to a sometime expected is cision opment Corporation.York Devel- A Economic City de- New the by review under tainment complex--are now enter- an other the rink, ice Dog licensing is a legal alegal is licensing Dog Since it is an outreach Department Health CB7 support for the pro- for the support CB7 input A community Photo courtesy of The Feil Organization The of courtesy Photo Dog eLocator NYC Department’s Health with System their owners. The is an owners: benefits for pets and their blr.com). (http://mygooddognyc.tum- page Tumblr NYC Dog Good My onthe pets about their stories photos and their welcomesthe Health Department have licensed their dogs, owners tonyc.gov). share “dog(search at licensing” getonline to easy quick and is spayed or neutered. dog your that proof provide you donot if or$34 neutered spayed/ is dog your if $8.50 fee City, annual the with man.” for the I don’t have respect mean doesn’t “That rado. on certain topics,”ship. tained a friendly relation- saidTirado insists Ti- they’ve main- dent Ruben Diaz Jr., thoughion” with Borough Presi- called “differences port. sup- onwhichcision oneto of opin- ade- notmade has NYCEDC the since proposals of the for either ofsupport talk to °Reunites lost dogs many has Licensing Once New Yorkers also are licenses Dog “We had different views “We different had what he had also Tirado and their pets as well. as pets their and people for both protection Rabies vaccination provides dogs. City for all quirement rabies, are- against nated vacci- must be dog their ofseparation. case in ed reunit- are owner its and dog ness planning to ensure a family emergency prepared- dog’s owner. the to directly information contact orher his send can dog a lost whowebsite, finds aperson the Health Department’s on System eLocator Dog the into address email oran ber ing either a telephone num- City aNew York dog wearing is that license. dog alost anyone who finds to available service online By enter- [email protected]. [email protected]. vid Cruz at 718-742-3383 16. ber onTuesday, Octo- meeting board 7general Board nity or Commu- next at the occur picked. is manager a new district administrative tasks until of care works take aday to workHe’s to 2 1to offered yet. picture ly out be ofthe manager may not complete- the area has increased the the increased has area the Bronx.tial neighborhoods in the Recent residen- populated densely also sits rezoning center hubs, the portation in one ofthe the benefits of these trans- most portation. of accessiblehouse, Court- County Bronx the theity to Yankee Stadium and center to public is In for customers. its spaces easily addition trans- 1 page From to renovations to Concourse Plaza Feil Organization’s announces °Assists in medical fol- medical in °Assists °Reminds owners that °Licensing is key to Reach reporter Da- reporter Reach will offer A vote onhis district current But the Due to its close proxim- close its to Due ones. All cats allowed out- allowed cats All ones. likelyunaltered animals are more show to –studies aggression bite preventhelps territorial than and ofcancers risk duces unwanted dogs altered or cats, re- of number the reduces ing fixed: Spaying or neuter- Tips: cats. tering services for dogs andand low-cost spay and neu- free supports and shelters, ofanimal operation the port Parks. City in areas off-leash City’s many dog and runs New York use to quired dogs. infected to exposed potentially people for low-up Randall Briskin, director of ridor’ Cor- Stadium ‘Yankee of the at 161st rejuvenation on the focused Street,” is Plaza vation at Concourse said overter time. cen- the to added be to space office and ofnewfeet retail for about 600,000 allow will previously. space new FAR The lease to able been have not might that for tenants opportunity an opening za, Pla- at the Ratio Area Floor accord. hisown on board the left has Tirado Fernando Manager 7District Board Community Make sure your Safety and Pet Health pet is °Licensing helps sup- °A re- is license dog “The intent of this reno- and preventable diseases. and issues health on topofany help you stay vet can the to tions to stayup and important vaccina- healthy. check- aregular needs dog Visits your you, Like year: each afine. in result can dog your up after clean to Failure public spaces. other and sidewalks from waste ownersAccording must areas. park designated to City public, for except when in in pick law, onaleash kept be must dogs pet upfrom unfriendly dogs, all pet especially safe, pets and people keep To leash: short neutered. or spayed be must doors them to the area.” bring excited to we are and Plaza atments Concourse improve- for these need the Organization recognizes restaurant venues. The Feil and office, retail, in upsurge neighborhood visible highly well-visited, dential community, this resi- large the and Stadium is Yankee to proximity seeingthe to “Due Organization. Feil anCommercial Leasing at The Get your dog to the vet the to dog your Get Pick up after your pet: Keep your dog on a Photo by Walter Pofeldt Walter by Photo 47 BRONX TIMES Oct. 11-17, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com twilight sleep twilight while you relax in a soothing Dr. William Wolfson is Wolfson William Dr. Most procedures can be performed be can procedures Most is causing not symptomsor surgeons Oral problems. generallyagree that remov- ingwisdom a tooth iseasier (usually people younger in intheir early 20s), the when rootstooth’s and the jaw- bone are de-not completely veloped. 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