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Eldercare TODAY Continued page on 62 The school will new share Not everyone is happy over district 10 Board Community “Lehman is there right now, Lehman believes he While Lehman’s campus with Renais- with collegefor and careers,” said campus Walcott. Dennis Chancellor Lehman’s sance High Musical School for Theater and Technology. the school. new be- he said Kearns Ken manager Lehman close lieves opening the school is new to plan the of part School. High and Renaissance is in there too, meanswhich this will be adding a third to school compete the for gym, cafeteria he and library,” said. few a in out phased be likely will Pages 29-35 Free Inside: 7-page Elder Care Supplement SMALL BY KIRSTEN SANCHEZ BY As one door be may closing Westchester Square Acad- The school is new one of 54 seen the we’ve over past “As SCHOOL Westchester Sq. Academy to accept 108 students 108 accept to Academy Sq. Westchester TO OPEN for Lehmanfor High School, another one will be opening this Septem- ber. a highemy, school that will serve 108 students, the was by approved Department Panel of Education’s to be co- Educationfor Policy, campus Lehman’s inside located and begin accepting freshman thefor 2012-2013 school year. schoolsnew that will open across coming the in boroughs five the school year. decade, schools new changed have thousands of lives in York New theCity for helping better, more students graduate and prepare
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Also on hand were relatives of Police Police of relatives were hand on Also Parks and Recreation Commissioner The project included of renovation Loreto Park’s playground and bocce bocce and playground Park’s Loreto From slides,new swings and other Something for the young, something something young, the for Something Bocce and swings back for Loreto Park Loreto for back swings and Bocce neighborhood. ing to stop a kidnapping in his Morris Park is named. He was killed while off duty try- Officer Alfred Loreto, after the whom park equipment andequipment bocce courts. emony to officiallyemony reopen the playground cis Xavier a ribbon School cutting for cer- neighborhood children from the St. Fran- Morris Park Community Association, and and Association, Community Park Morris manager Jeremy Warneke, members of the the of members Warneke, Jeremy manager Nicholson, Community Board 11 district district 11 Board Community Nicholson, 49th Precinct Deputy Inspector Kevin Kevin Inspector Deputy Precinct 49th Vacca, AssemblywomanVacca, Naomi Rivera, Adrian Benepe joined Councilman Jimmy Jimmy Councilman joined Benepe Adrian and drainage improvements. expanded sitting area, planting new beds structures and musical equipment, an play of a new toddlerof a new area play with climbing surface and concrete wall, construction the existing bocce courts with play a new hand to celebrate. to hand Friday, AprilFriday, 20 with a host of officials on courts officially reopened to the public public the to reopened officially courts backin full business. ce courts, this Morris Park playground is is playground Park Morris this courts, ce playground to equipment refurbished boc- for thefor old. BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 6 struction will take place take will struction where roadway main con- away from trees 46 ment, PPPA ofthe settle- part as But completed. -was One roadways -Phase main onthe construction after trees were Chin. Craig to spokesman DDC beearlier in the project, planted said planted sible gettrees and save as many trees as pos- Preservation Alliance to Parkway Pelham the by alawsuitfiled to tlement set- the under commitment DDC’s fulfilling 18, April onWednesday, trees the planting began struction ment of Designgreenest thoroughfare. ing root on the borough’s and now tak- are construction Con- Re- Parkway Pelham the during planted be to trees during Pelham Pkwy’s rehab 6OEFS For Children No Charge the Under 12 For Children Price 1/2 BY PATRICK ROCCHIO Originally, all of the Depart- for the Crews of246 46 first The First 46trees re-planted Rigatoni alla Vodka Dinner Spring Salad Ikpdan#o @]u ?aha^n]pekj Ikpdan#o @]u ?aha^n]pekj Four HoursDining &Dancing Avenue. at Stillwell parkway of the end eastern the near began first roadways, and bound the main east and west which separates mall, the inches diameter. 4 at least be planted trees the that is stipulations said. Chin pines, white and gold, harvest malus oaks, tooth saw- elms, accolade oak, red with season, planting spring ofthe advantage have to wait.” to going are ramp, slip the constructing where we are said. “Other areas, like now,” plant to going Chin are we plant, can we that the lawsuit, so in the areas settled that agreements stated. Chin earlier, planted were 4VOEBZ .BZUI tQNQN One HourSmorgasboard Alive 'n'Kickin' So far, the city has on were plantings The settlement ofthe One The planting takes oneofthe was “It Orchestra Featuring: 3371 Eastchester Road, Bronx,N.Y. Reservations: 718-654-4200 Varenne said. Varenne 70trees. been had number that work. Originally, complete to parkway the along trees mature 50 to up remove can city the ment, danger. in still trees rails, new guard- install to down cut may have be to trees heover how many mature said,ately.” immedi- them of benefits citing enjoy to the start “We can concrete,” Varenne said. is something 50 tangible and them in the ground now and what delays unforeseen with but have you, years, two take to posed to get PPPA. ofthe member David Varenne, afounding said project, million $36 the saplings earlier in the some of ofplanting terms in agreement its to stuck s2OAST 0RIME 2IB OF "EEF s2OAST ,OIN OF 0ORK “The fight is notover,” is fight “The As part of the settle- remain But questions sup- is project “This s3AUTEED 3ALMON s3TUFFED #HICKEN • SeafoodStationPasta Deluxe Cocktail Hour Choice of: • AntipastoStation • CarvingStation • ChafingStation Parkway. Pelham on trees new 46 ofthe one planting 18 Wednesday, April on here pictured are Workers s%ASTWOOD $ESSERT
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April class John last heldtheir weeks eight past for the Library Square Moreschi Westchester group held at the conversation York” New Yorker silent. is Jr.speakers and immigrant gram for non-native English THE PROCESS AFFORDABLE We Are New York conversation group goes silent LEGAL AND BY KIRSTEN SANCHEZ SANCHEZ BY KIRSTEN But volunteer group New “WeThe Are pro- conversation A city IS QUICK, EASY, www.divorcefast.com WE AREHERETOHELP!! 978-443-8387 FAST DIVORCE the library, located at 2521 at 2521 located library, the at Thursday every meetings with locally, program group the Vacca’s initiated office groups. two for the conversation English foster to Affairs ofImmigrant fice Mayor’s by the Of- started The citywide program was love to do it again,” he said. over. is conversation the mean 24 HOURS Visit usonlineor Visit Councilman Jimmy Jimmy Councilman Iwould personally, “Me CALL NOW! in aslittle OBTAIN A then we will watch amovie we will then amongst themselves and conversate will students then and orweek session specific that for words over go we’ll then speaking, ally with everbody individu- skills. English their services while they practice city about speakers English non-native teach to tive was Avenue,Glebe “We start off each class class each off “We start initia- ofthe goal The community 50 years for over Serving the the future.” continue this program in he said. “I hope that we skills,” speaking canEnglish their practicing while vices about New York ser- City more them teach and ers New York- immigrant to that we provide assistance cess. suc- agreat was program been pretty awesome.” conversate and speak. It’s become comfortable and them seen I’ve weeks eight over the course of the last a word out,” “But hesaid. able notbe get to and speak come in here very fearful to eight weeks. past the change in his studentsseen a very significant over week. every up regularly showing students 15 about bers, with an average of mem- about 20 with off ed sate again,” said Moreschi. and then they will conver- “It is very importantVacca said he feels the students “Ive seen Moreschi said he has start- group the He said 12. April Thursday, on class last its had Vacca, Jimmy by Councilman ago weeks eight started group, York We New Are The conversation Photo by Kirsten Sanchez byKirsten Photo 9 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 10 dling the inquiry. han- are detectives Local aclub. front of in stabbed was he that ported re- man The wound. ahead from walked suffering into the facility male black old 22year the after onmedical East 210 facility St. cers were called Hospital. PoliceMontefiore offi- to a northstabbing that sent a 22 year old to Bronx areported into looking are thorities 138 Au- St. East and Ave. – Park detectives with the inquiry. cident so that they can assist local ac- the about information gathered experts trained specially The male. aHispanic of life the claimed that summoned to an accident scene were Squad Investigation Accident from Highway1’sPolice officers Expwy. Bruckner 149 and St. – East man and vouched as evidence. the from removed was gun The tol. in possession of a pis- 380-caliber found being after arrested was prit cul- The bars. behind ayear facing be could male black old 24 year 141 A Ave. Ann’s St – East and St jail. in ayear facing is and arrested was owner The NYC. in had failed to be properly registered checking found that the weapon upon istered Police gun. officers unreg- an with found being after custody into taken was male black 170 – 520 old A21 East year St. care. with provided and Center cal Medi- Lincoln to transported was man young injured The shoulder. the in shot was male black old year A22 ashooting. of informed were officials after began inquiry An St. p.m. indicated. officials damage ty of the weapon caused only proper- firing The agun. discharged illegally who person the for looking are tors a.m. The officer was stabbed in the leg leg the in stabbed was officer The attacked. being after facility cal amedi- to transported was officer a.m. vouched as evidence. and owner its from away taken was streets.in removing another gun from local successful again once This were ficers of- Police time Blvd. – 622 Southern a 9-mm pistolmale. 21year old male and a 24 year old a arresting after gun a40-caliber er to able were vouch- Police officers pair. the from aweapon removed authorities after custody into taken were men Hispanic TwoAve. young p.m. NYC. in aweapon sess to have the proper license to pos- failed culprit the that found police checking Upon agun. with found being after local police officers by custody into taken was pect a.m. – 283 Cypress Ave. Investiga- Ave. – 283 Cypress – 1150 Intervale Ave. A police A police Ave. – 1150 Intervale – St. Ann’s Ave. and East 137 East and Ave. Ann’s – St. – 864 Prospect Ave. Asus- Ave. Prospect – 864 SUN, APRIL 8th, 4:00 a.m. a.m. 4:00 8th, APRIL SUN, 11:40SAT, 7th, APRIL p.m. SAT, APRIL 7th, 1:15 a.m. 11:45 6th, p.m. APRIL FRI, THURS, APRIL 5th, 11:50 12:10 3rd, APRIL TUES, SUN, APRIL 11:45 8th, SAT, APRIL 7th, 1:40 a.m. THURS, APRIL 5th, 2:00 1:25 3rd, APRIL TUES, – Kelly St. and Westchester Westchester and St. – Kelly 40th PCT. 41st PCT.
Lincoln Medical Center. arm and back areas upon at arriving fromsuffering bullet wounds to the was victim male The male. black a shot who person the for looking p.m. vouched as evidence. timeThis a weapon 25-caliber was police recoveredafter another gun. made were arrest Three 166 St. p.m. dollars. tors who fled with eight-thousand perpetra- unknown the by whipped Thevictim wasapartment. pistol the leaving was victim the as hold house- the into way their pushed culprits The reported. was invasion bridge area residence a after home aHigh- to summoned were officers a.m. the inquiry. handling are detectives Local tion. Square Hospital in critical condi- when he arrived at Westchester area chest the to awound fering suf- was male injured The wound. astab from suffering amale found at arriving a crime scene officers Police Ave. Ellis and Ave. – Virginia damage. indications of property were there but reported, were ries lets had been discharged. No inju- that indicated that at least four bul- area were able to recover evidence fired. Police officers been checking had bullets several where the thorities are looking into an incident p.m. between two groups. had been an exchange of gun-fire indicated that there Officials fired. been had shots that areport gating investi- arrested by police officers were suspects Three East. Park p.m. incident. are conducting into an inquiry the before being assaulted. Detectives culprit the by secured was cupant his way into oc- The an apartment. pushed had person unknown an theinvestigating call indicated that officers Arriving invasion. a home were that alerted there had been a.m. condition. stable in be to reported was officer injured The disturbed. emotionally was who person intoxicated an by – 1040 Anderson Ave. Police Police Ave. –1040 Anderson WED, APRIL 4th, 10:50 11:45 3rd, APRIL TUES, 9:40 3rd, APRIL TUES, 7:25 3rd, APRIL TUES, SAT, APRIL 7th, 4:40 a.m. 9:00 3rd, APRIL TUES, 2:50 3rd, APRIL TUES, 2:30 3rd, APRIL TUES, – East 173 St. and Crotona 173 Crotona and – East St. – 735 East 163 St. Police 163 Police St. – 735 East – East 158 St. Police are are 158 Police St. – East – 1725 Bruckner Blvd. Au- Blvd. – 1725 Bruckner – Webster Ave. and East East and Ave. – Webster 42nd PCT. 43rd PCT. 44th PCT.44th ficials were to alerted ficials a barricade of- Police Ave. – 3180 Tiemann attackers. three for fracture leg. A search is underway down avaluables. was victim The thrown flight gathering of process the in were of stairswere three Hispanic males who drilled Inside out. the home still causingto the front find door lock had been a dence. victim The returned home team hard at work inside the resi- aburglary find to home their to in 174– 73 West walked Aperson St. dence. evi- as vouched was gun The trail. court his of outcome the upon ing can be facing a year in jail depend- 25The year old male perpetrator possession. his in revolver caliber a32 with suspect young the found maleArab was arrested police after p.m. hearing. court pending was vouched as evidence for the from Bronx streets. weapon The who also removed another gun was arrested by police officers p.m inquiry. follow-up the conducting are detectives Local person. known un- an by section Neck Throggs the crime weretwo victims stabbed in The males. Hispanic two treated atcal Jacobi staff Medical Center medi- The Ave. – 2770 Dewey work officials reported. reported. work officials over the Internet on a social net- met all apparently males three The male was sodomized by the pair. black old a21 year after police by arrested were – Two suspects incident. the to connected criminality no was there that cated looking intoficers the incident indi- remained on the scene. Police of- driver The avehicle. by struck was he when street the into ran had boy Hispanic old 4year The pital. Hos- Barnabas St. to rushed was p.m. prits. cul- hiding any for checking level low flew units aviation An curred. oc- has aburglary after buildings adjacent of rooftops the on males assistance in searching for two at the scene officers The needed asearch. conducted they as ments called for reinforce- police officers a.m. . – 1971 Morris Ave. A suspect . –1971 Asuspect Ave. Morris - Jerome Ave and 181 St. An 181 and An Ave St. - Jerome – 1680 Crotona Ave. A child Achild Ave. – 1680 Crotona SAT, APRIL 7th, 4:35 p.m. FRI, APRIL 6th, 3:00 p.m. 10:35 3rd, APRIL TUES, 6:55 3rd, APRIL TUES, p.m. 6:50 8th, APRIL SUN, SUN, APRIL 8th, 3:25 a.m. a.m. 3:25 8th, APRIL SUN, WED, APRIL 4th, 5:20 – 1511 Sheridan Ave. Local 46th PCT. 45th PCT. 47th PCT.
injuries were reported. No light. day until reported not was but hours, evening the during ken bro- was window the that believe hours it after happened. Officials several apparently incident the to hicle window. Police were alerted ave- broke abullet where incident an into looking are Investigators St. a.m. with. fled had thief the what known not indicated. It was officials gunpoint at store the entered thief unknown who robbed a store. cell-phone The person the for underway is search p.m. achain. with fled culprits the which arobbery during that he was and attacked stabbed police informed victim The body. the of front and back the to wounds stab multiple from suffering was man The help. medical seeking a 46 year old Hispanic man arrive were called to the hospital after Police Center. Medical Lincoln at launched was investigation An Ave. – Southern Blvd and East Tremont illness. respiratory of history aprevious had baby The death. of cause the indicate will which fice from the Medical Examiner’s of- report autopsy the for waiting are Detectives infant. old a3month of death the into looking are thorities a.m. pistol. addition to a semi-automatic 9-mm in rifle action abolt- was evident as vouched and TakenNYC. away to obtain a license to own guns in learned that the male suspect failed Upon checking police officers found in possession of weapons. being after arrested was male old a.m. Park section. The bullets caused caused bullets The section. Park Morris the in adoor through a gun fired who person the for searching are – 1941 Authorities Ave. Hunt arm. left the to wound abullet from ing to Jacobi Medical Center suffer- taken was male old 25 year jured in- The aclub. at shot been had he that male informed victim officials A Ave. Peartree and Rd. – Boston with medical assistance. cobi Medical Center and provided Ja- to transported was male black Once in custody,person at kept bay. police officers distressed emotionally An situation. the 34 year old – Prospect Ave. and East 183 East and Ave. – Prospect – 855 East 178 St. A 39 year 178 year A39 East – 855 St. SUN, APRIL 10:30 8th, THURS, APRIL 5th, 4:15 THURS, APRIL 5th, 12:00 WED, APRIL 4th, 7:55 6:35 3rd, APRIL TUES, WED, APRIL 4th, 1:55 a.m. a.m. 1:55 4th, APRIL WED, SUN, APRIL 8th, 5:10 APRILSUN, 8th, a.m. – 482 East Tremont Ave. A Ave. Tremont East – 482 – 1932 Crotona Pkwy. Au- Pkwy. – 1932 Crotona 48th PCT. 49th PCT. body wasbody turned over to the Medi- The chin. the under wound shot agun- with found was victim The life. own his taken have might male Hispanic old a29year that believe – 2281 Ave. Authorities University bothinvestigating incidents. are Officials Vernon. Mount in shot person claimed that he had been second The Bronx. South the in shot being after state unconscious an in was victims the of One shot. being from suffering appeared males two after facility amedical to were summoned– Police officers Barnabas Hospital. St. at condition stable be to ported re- was victim The arm. right the to wound abullet from suffering was victim old 20year The male. ablack of shooting the into ing look- are investigators Police Ave. Heath and Rd. Kingsbridge – West vouchered as evidence. was gun The revolver. a 22-caliber of possession in found being after arrested was male black old year taken into police custody. A 13 was teen Ayoung Ave. Heath p.m. area. wrist the to wound a received White Phillip Officer Police area. neck the to wound the face to wound astab in suffering was Fair addition William Officer to Center. Medical a puncture were rushed to Jacobi lice officers po- two The them. with contact wounds or slashed as he came in stab causing officers two the fight It is reported that the man tried to fingers. his between hidden knife asmall had man disturbed tionally emo- The aknife. with armed male old a24 by year attacked being ter cers required medical af- attention offi- Two police Broadway. – 6685 trespassing. rested being criminal charged with ar- also was but Center, Medical Jacobi to transported was male allfracturing four limbs. injured The escape afire from stories three fell victim male The arrested. was male near death, a 26 year old Hispanic escaping After – 2514 Ave. Cruger death. the to connected criminality another any was there if see to performed be could topsy Examiner’s wasbody released to the Medical The reported. her home officials officeapparently took her own life inside soold Hispanic woman. woman The that a58year of death the vestigated an– 2120 au- Cruger Ave. Authorities in- cash. in dollars three-hundred with off made pair unknown The attendant. the robbing station gas a entered males black two knives, of an armed robbery. with Armed officersp.m. on patrolinvestigators. were damage according to only property informed – 1280 Allerton Ave. Police Police Ave. –1280 Allerton SUN, APRIL 8th, 9:35 p.m. p.m. 9:35 8th, APRIL SUN, SUN, APRIL3:15 8th, a.m. SAT, APRIL 7th, 3:00 a.m. 10:10 3rd, APRIL TUES, 1:20 a.m. 8th, APRIL SUN, SUN, APRIL 8th, 5:40 a.m. a.m. 5:40 8th, APRIL SUN, a.m. 10:55 6th, APRIL FRI, THURS, APRIL 5th, 10:50 – West Kingsbridge Rd. and and Rd. Kingsbridge – West 52nd PCT. 50th PCT.
Medical Center by ambulance. ambulance. by Center Medical beenalready to transported Jacobi had driver truck injured The ing. prior to the pole to prevent spark- power the terminate and respond to requested were personnel cal Electri- Edison Con wires. posed a downed electrical pole with ex- nearbybe was Sitting established. could supply water apositive that locate hydrants operating so fire were directed toother firefighters orderedquickly to be set up as A hose line foam applying was compartments. of five the of two thatreported fuel was leaking out Upon checking firefighters quicklyon its side loaded with gasoline. lon fuel tanker tractor-trailer lying a12,000 gal- found They incident. directions as they searched for the the area from several different tion. apparatus Fire approached loca- correct the pin-point to able un- were callers the but ramp, lane tankeran overturned on the multi- was there indicated Reports calls. receiving were who expects cations communi- the for different no was time turn”. This cow the on “it’s responders allfirst one has to say seasoned 95. most For Interstate of lane Southbound the to Parkway Hutchinsonthe Northbound River from leading ramp the on occur tion of any of the accidents that dispatchers with the proper loca- are unable to provide emergency over seven hours. Most motorist victim, this time snarling for traffic mous “Cow Turn” claimed another fa- The Interchange. – Bruckner gun was vouched as evidence. #7. PSA Housing’s The from cers offi- police by removed was pistol 9-mm The pistol. a semi-automatic with found being after arrested was boy A14 old Ave. year – 3391 Third as evidence for the pending trail. vouched was weapon The person. a from agun recovering after cers #8offi- PSA Housing by arrested was Asuspect Ave. – 920 Metcalf arrest. the made #8 PSA from Officers Police ing Hous- rape. the with charged and arrested was male black old year A27 building. Authority Housing acity of stairwell the in raped been formed investigators that she had woman. 26 The year old victim in- a attacking sexually charged with p.m. inquiry. the with assisting are #8 PSA from officers Police ing Hous- male. ablack as attacker her described victim The Bronx. North the in building Development ing Hous- aNYC in raped been had she female informed authorities that Ateenage Squad. Victim’s Special the of investigators specialized a.m. ed to the death. the to ed was connect- any other criminality could be in performed, case there socal that Examiner an autopsy – A suspect was arrested and and arrested was – Asuspect SAT, 11:38 7th, APRIL a.m. 5:10 APRILSUN, 8th, a.m. 12:35 a.m. 6th, APRIL FRI, THURS, APRIL 5th, 8:55 by underway is inquiry – An WED, APRIL 4th, 12:30 Housing Fire Log Fire 11 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 Photo courtesy of Candy Rose Vehicles in Stock! Vehicles Large Selection of Quality Pre-Owned
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But when New York in ter- re ethnicity other ofany bers mem- all and Albanians all targeting is NYPD wrong.living in this city and Albanians this Of all he targeting was believes NYPD claim to is course, very seemed that Reporter Times Bronx the to ter it’s highly unlikely that solved. out.Problem -chill much angst this you caused has motorist confused onelost, that believe Ican’t about. which you nothing know but to satisfaction, community’s the to fixed solutions to problems but stop offering that please about this, obsessing have not only been Idon’t why know community, although you’re that one. on Avenue. answer for an waiting We’re still Tremont toward Extension Bronx Cross the trance and exit totally and move them back up Avenue en- Harding the close to was ago years a problem. Avenue, of more causing Randall to get back to aU-turn have make would to pass a valid don’t have that those And road. access only our blocking be would again and pass id E-Z have aval- cars ofthe most problem since nal Your origi- the solution to back put would us lanes. pass E-Z the even in standstill at adead on Fridays. especially 10 a.m. as early as adayand Traffictimes is alreadyam in and out backed of my neighborhood up and numerous the solution. but about absolutely wrong signs, about the Reporter. Times Bronx the in 19 ofApril bekin’s letter And according to Mr. Kaufman, these these Mr. to Kaufman, according And living Albanians all wants Heapparently alet- wrote recently Kaufman B. Stephen Dear editor our in interest an I applaud you for taking around kicked was solutionOne that Idon’t where know you live, butAgain, I absolutelyMr. you Welbekin, are right ThisDear editor letter is in response to Mr. Wel- Wrong solution Police needto stop terrorism , , Arlene Soto smells? These are “animal lovers?” “animal are These smells? it how and great what you see find enues and revenue? in bring and Law er Scooper bill? this payers flipping tax- ofthe instead luxury, for this charge and runs dog these operate organizations private nothave Why runs. dog these operating and not be in the business of owning, maintaining, should city The on? going crisis budget severe a is when there run, dog Bay Park Pelham the US soil on attack terrorist worst the in resulted and on9/11 America to brought was land troubled that cursed why so what has major reason the it’s And probably time. present the up till and century after century traumatized so been has Holy Land- East-the why Middle the big reason one is hepromotes treatment preferential and raw ethnic-advocacy the private law practice, even travelinvolved with an Albanian organization to and actively may be far-away Mr. Kaufman While it. do with to noting has orethnicity race may originate; Kosovo New Yorkersprotect wherever athreat from to enrich his ghanistan. Af- and Iraq in wars sible unnecessary for the respon- largely group -the neo-conservatives called agitators and ofrevolutionaries group but for arabid for America, he’s notspeaking support, ostensibly comrades his heand that describing the aforementioned immoralities in “our efforts” words the uses Mr. Kaufman when himself.So Mr. Thaci including crime, Thaci have long been involved with organized ofHashim administration ofthe members various that ofevidence ment, despite reams Kosovo govern- the supporting by adamantly noneofAmerica’s business which is war civil has been actively involved in taking sides in a Committee, Relations Foreign onthe long too for sat far has who unfortunately Engel, Eliot Congressman comrade evenKosovo. his And all submissions. edit to right the reserves editor The cation. for publi- accepted be can letters unsigned No request. upon orwithheld published be will name the and published be NOT will number telephone and address the that Note included. number telephone and dress MUST be signed e-mail, via submitted those including and withto [email protected]. a All letters, verifiable 132nd Street, Bronx, 10454, NY or e-mail ad- E. 900 Reporter, Times Bronx lisher, the of thisall readers. They should newspaper be addressed care to John Collazzi, Pub- Just look at the end of Dean and Philip av- Philip and endofDean look atJust the Poop- the enforce why notacutually Also, enlarge to $100k city spending the is Why Dear editor To conclude, NYPD has an obligation to Letters to the editor are welcome from from welcome are editor the to Letters Dog run’sawaste Let us hear Let from youfrom , KenReynolds
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Ruth Leich, director of the the of director Leich, Ruth one ambulance, said to ly stretched thin with just just with thin stretched ly ing the company extreme- that crashed in 2009, leav- 2009, in crashed that ambulance to replace one cently bought a brand-new brand-new a bought cently back. finally has its other wheels unteer Ambulance Corps Corps Ambulance unteer BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 22 should a crime occur. occur. acrime should police the and chamber the will that disk onto ahard hours onlywill record in the evening and Giacco, bedent Gerard accessible presi- Chamber said island, over the all -locations cret -but se- strategic in placed toChamber of Commerce, Island City the to Klein Jeff Senator by state secured funded with a $100,000 grant program, the announce to 12 April Street Bridge and ered atand businesspeople City gath- Island AvenueAvenue corridor. the commercial City Island along mostly month, this installed being are cameras weather. warmer onto the island during the throngs of visitors stream and crime vandalism, especially street as with deal to new weapon apowerful has camerad Island onCity be City Island’s going ‘Big Brother’ with video cameras ÜÜÜ°/ À}}à iVÀÃ-vÌL>°V /À>ÛiÊ/i>ÃÊUÊ/ÕÀ>iÌÊ/i>Ã Ü ½ÃÊÞÊvVÕÃÊÃÊÀÃÊ>ÃÌÊ*ÌV BY PATRICK ROCCHIO The cameras will be be will cameras The Community leaders new security Fifteen The island community Smile, you soon could Óä£ÓÊ-ÕiÀÊ,i}ÃÌÀ>Ì / À}}ÃÊ iVÊÀÃÊ-vÌL>Ê ÌÌiÊ i>}Õi -ÕiÀÊ i>}ÕiÊUÊ7ÌiÀÊ Và `Ê>ÛiÊÊ"««ÀÌÕÌÞÊ/ÊÀÜ / ÕÀÃ`>ÞÊ«ÀÊÓÈÌ ÊÊx«ÊÌÊÇ« iÀ>Ê*>ÀÊ-vÌL>Êi` /ÕiÃ`>ÞÊ«ÀÊÓ{Ì ÊÊx«ÊÌÊÇ« -vÌL>ÊvÀÊ>}iÃÊxÊÌÊ£ÇÊÞi>Àà / ÕÀÃ`>ÞÊ >ÞÊÎÀ`ÊÊx«ÊÌÊÇ« 7 iÀiÊÀÃÊ i>ÀÊ/Ê «iÌi /ÕiÃ`>ÞÊ >ÞÊ£ÃÌÊÊx«ÊÌÊÇ« "ÀÊV>Ê Ê *ÀwÌÊ"À}>â>Ì ÀÊvÀ>ÌÊ}ÊÌ ViÌi>Ê6iÌiÀ>à £Çn{ÈÓÓÎÊ getting caught on film.” onfilm.” caught getting better think twice, or risk they again, strikes a vandal “Before hesaid. properties.” ism, particularlyhave on suffered community, they vacanta small from vandal-ers. troublemak- onlocal effect” have a“chilling might they but that not necessary, were a world where suchcameras wished that people lived in said. acco Gi- community, island the of soundness and safety the to aboon be will location, tral acen- to record which will everyone. for viewing public be should opinion that the videos away.” it goes Otherwise, alook at it. take can cinct broken, then the 45th Pre- is window oracar pears, 60 days. 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Amoako (infant).Mypresentaddressis850 name is(First) Tristan (Middle)David(Last) (Middle) Nana(Last) Agyeman. Mypresent 1983. Africa. MydateofbirthisNovember21, My placeofbirthisKumasi,GhanaWest Jennings Street, Apt 7C,Bronx,NY 10459. Marian Owusu.Mypresentaddressis850 name is(First)Marian(Last) Amoako AKA (Middle) Owusu(Last) Agyeman. Mypresent 1973. Africa. MydateofbirthisSeptember01, My placeofbirthisKumasi,GhanaWest Jennings Street, Apt 7C,Bronx,NY 10459. (Last) Amoako. Mypresentaddressis850 Agyeman. Mypresentnameis(First)Nana of (First)Ernest(Middle)Nana(Last) grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000146-12/BX, acopyofwhichmaybe April 16,2012,bearingIndexNumber entered bythecivilCourt,BronxCountyon August 20,1965. Port Au Prince,Haiti.Mydateofbirth is New York, NY 10030.Myplaceofbirthis address is151West 140thStreet, Apt 1F, (Middle) Moore(Last) Thomas. Mypresent Thomas. Mypresentnameis(First)Roger of (First)Moses(Middle)Hirshberg(Last) grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000107-12/BX, acopyofwhichmaybe April 19,2012,bearingIndexNumber entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCountyon date ofbirthisNovember18,1975. My placeofbirthisDominicanRepublic. University Avenue, Apt 1E,Bronx,NY 10468. Djaballah. Mypresentaddressis2500 Yessenia ADjaballahAKAYessenia (Middle) Augustina (Last)Djaballah AKA Lopez. Mypresentnameis(First) Yessenia of (First) Yessenia (Middle) Agustina (Last) grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000138-12/BX, acopyofwhichmaybe April 10,2012,bearingIndexNumber entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCountyon Bldg Section 5Bronx NY 10464 under the ABC lawatSnackBar Satellite establishment. Foronpremises consumption wine atretail in anonpremises Ave Italian FoodExpresstosellbeerand applied forbyHavana CafeLLCd/b/a Arthur restaurant winelicense, #TBA hasbeen Assume thenameof(First) Anaya Assume thenameof(First) Tristan Assume thenameof(First)Marian Notice isherebygiventhatanOrder Notice isherebygiventhatanOrder Notice isherebygiventhatanOrder Notice isherebygiventhatasummer LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE August 05,1950. Street, Bronx,NY 10454.Mydateofbirthis Perez. Mypresentaddressis455East138th Jose L Perez AKA JosePerez AKA Joe 1988. China. My dateofbirthis September 01, 9, Bronx,NY 10467.Myplaceofbirthis My presentaddress is 3281Hull Avenue, Apt My presentnameis (First)Jian(Last)Dong. of (First)Jian(Middle) Wilson(Last)Dong. grants me(us)theright to: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000148-12/BX, acopyofwhichmay be April 18,2012,bearingIndexNumber entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCounty on York, NY. Mydateofbirthis April 01,1986. Bronx, NY 10458.MyplaceofbirthisNew address is2641Marion Avenue, Apt 6H, Sampson AKA April CSampson.Mypresent Neiesha (Last)Sampson AKA April Chantal name is(First) April (Middle)Shantal Shantal King(Last)Sampson.Mypresent of (First)Princess April (Middle)Neiesha grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000149-12/BX, acopyofwhichmaybe April 18,2012,bearingIndexNumber entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCountyon is (First)Jose(Middle)Luis(Last)Perez AK of (First)Joe(Last)Perez.Mypresentname grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000061-12/BX, acopyofwhichmaybe March 13,2012,bearingIndexNumber entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCountyon 1980. York, NY. MydateofbirthisFebruary25, Bronx, NY 10473.MyplaceofbirthisNew present addressis2218Quimby Avenue, Gonzalez AKA EstebanRGonzalez.My (Last) Gonzalez(Seniority)Jr AKA Esteban name is(First)Esteban(Middle)Ramon of (First) Tez (Last)Gonzalez.Mypresent grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000113-12/BX, acopyofwhichmaybe April 2,2012,bearingIndexNumber entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCountyon November 19,1991. York, New York USA.Mydateofbirthis Bronx, NY 10472.MyplaceofbirthisNew present addressis1123 Leland Avenue, Ann (Last)Morel AKA Tiffany Morel.My My presentnameis(First) Tiffanys (Middle) of (First) Tiffany (Middle) Ann (Last)Morel. grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000020-12/BX, acopyofwhichmaybe 3/2/12, bearingIndexNumbe entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCountyon Notice isherebygiventhatanOrde Notice isherebygiventhatanOrde Notice isherebygiventhatanOrde Notice isherebygiventhatanOrde Notice isherebygiventhatanOrde LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE A r r r r r r
39 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 As always, we encour- we always, As If wanta half you Lynn to out go Thanks The men and women The make we choices you change the Be elry? Elizabeth Glushko, haswho amazed us in the virtuousity her with past offer- be will cello, the on ing pieces from “Rap- her ture Jewelry” collection. photograph- a is Ford Dale ic/digital artist. works Her imagesincludeevocative of the ThroggsNeck Bridge and otherfamiliar views. iswebsite Her dale-ford. artistwebsites.com. age readers to join the Lo- cust CSA going Point by www.stoneledgefarmny. to org and signing for up 2012. share a have and don’t partner, contact cna- me at [email protected]. We will set a table at up have of ifthe event Mother’s Day the in interested are you Oddo CSA and want more infor- mation. Joseph Throggs the of Gerbino Neck Homeowners, Mary- Jane Musano of Waterbury LaSalle, the Pelham Taxpayers Bay Assoc., Raphael Schweizer of the Pelham Parkway Neighborhood Assoc. and CarusoPatrick Commu- at nity Board all have who 10 pro- helped uslet speak their at month- or meetings ly mote our CSA and Earth ar- weekly their in Day ticles. Special thanks to cameeveryone who down and helped with the set up is and the clean up. food on the board of the LPCA are the best group of peo- that ple, not justneighbors, friends.but There are so com- this in people many munity are who concerned theseabout issues and we What all. understand it to key the importantly, more and eat, what happens to that food tables, our hits it before health our to essential is we those of health the and cherish. an eat have we what about effect on the local econo- your affects it my, the our way Offering children behave and learn school. in sustainable healthy, family food and sitting down at the dinner and table shar- ing a meal is central to our are. we is it who society, want to see in the world. I know the LPCA will Our is next the event If you’re looking for Family Belfiore The will Gardens” “LP Iggy pointed that out every day needs to be Earth Day and that make was a great mes- sage to end the with. day each attended who Everyone this can event and go home can tell their friends and fami- ly about they what they learned. Or changes in their lives that will inspire or educate oth- ers. these promote to continue changes and offer oppor- fun education, for tunities offering by food good and are that this like events at Thanks everyone. to open Iggy andto Javier Vicki Stacy secure Gardener from Council- to office man for Vacca’s helping our event! We 2pm. Mother’s Annual Second to May Saturday, 10am on Sale Day exciting of from 5 number a have Locust vendors andPoint artists that will offer a raffling be great variety of options for will We mom. off a gift certificate from Tennis Club the York New and we’ll beverages have purchase.available for favor- your for something chef,ite Kristen Harty, our local “Pampered Chef” will have representative toplenty choose from. has been doing their own “Storage and Wars” will a greathave selection of booty from their finds that trea- a reap to sure be will sure mom. or two for a selectionhave of heir- peppers tomatoes, loom and herbs that is sure to to please loves a mom who garden and get her hands in the dirt. Fresh baked Check goods from our local baker, Day. King,Jen will be available can you Or purchase. to special something order Mother’s for www.king- her website, out which scookiekitchen.com, is still under construction, to so if what its offline, check back better What later. Happysay Mother’s Day than a unique piece of jew- The Locust Civ- Point hanks Wil-to Valerie Councilman Jimmy after- the in Speakers Andy Padian of Green- First of all, did you Most importantly, BY CHRYS NAPOLITANO CHRYS BY an impressive agenda of of ic Association agenda celebrated Earth on Sat- Our Day Way Aprilurday, 21. T together put son,who impressive an activities. and speakers started Loparillo Camille Deb the us for day with anin- by “Greg- reading of spired followed ory the Terrible Eater”. was This of co-owner Kavakos, her with Stoneledge Farm, our CSA NY travelledfarmer, who from Cairo, South husbandPete to speak to inus a “Year about the Life of an Organic Farmer”. and SenatorVacca Jeff Klein stopped around by lunch time and they the see to happy seemed incrowd attendance, as well as a delicious, healthy Senator of Winners lunch. Nicole EarthKlein’s poster Day to contest received their cer- Kudos tificates the for posters we proudly displayed the at event. Pedi from Senator Klein’s office getting for the word and gettingout all those families to our event! We noon were Melissa Lopez of NYSERDA and Gerson program. Hernandez of BOEDC who audit spoke about the free en- ergy recently had an per- audit formed the house at civic theand results; await I scheduled audit an have this and home week my for report full a giving be will column. upcoming an in HomeNYC spoke about things simple the of some canyou do in your home that make difference. a big The ended day with Iggy Terranova, the Citywide Community Affairs Offi- thecer for DOS. Iggy spoke theabout importance of knowing the rules recy- for cling and pointed some out very important facts. for cre- stream recycling that know income an ates the city while waste collec- tion costs the city money? we recyclingBy correctly, thehelp city collect items materi- raw become that als the for city to sell to newspaper organizations manufac- automotive and turers. Reality: American cit- American Reality: Continued page on 62 in most American cities. cities. on effect American Transit’s Reality: insignificant most is congestion in Myth: Transit should focus 19thon century fixed-route transit linesradiating from hubs. downtown Competi- ies have evolved. New Types of transit are needed. Myth: Reality: Public monopolies are es- sential. Myth: better. tionworks Old fashioned Transit transit offered greater Real- mobility. made have automobiles ity: Americans Reality: the most mobile Cit- Myth: earth. on people ies should be rebuilt to serve transit. should be built to serve cit- ies, not vice-versa. Myth: morally is transit Public superior to private cars. Re- elitist on based is This ality: by shared not sentiments Myth:the majority. rail one peo- many as carry can line transit asple a twelve-lane freeway. no exception the With Reality: subways, NYC of carries nation the in line one even as people many as freeway lane. Myth: Rail transit promotes local in- vestment and redevelop- Development Reality: ment. Association Action motorists. Myth: Urban tion subsidiesare biased Reality: At autos. towards Urban least since 1975, transit sub- by sidies have been tens to hun- Myth: dreds of times greater than directly highway subsidies, and a paid quarter transit of been subsidies have motorists. transit has been declining. Reality: Transit funding has de- for increasing steadily for cash More Myth: cades. usage. increase will transit be Reality: There has been no must transit between relationship funding and transit rider- freeways Myth:ship. Federal funding urban of funding federal balanced by of urban mass transit. Real- ity: The federal share of the System Highway Interstate paid out was for completely Wash- fees; user highway of transit no collects ington user fees. Myth: Congestion divert- by can mitigated be ing from high- away money andways towards transit.
Myth: Transporta- Studies reported over over reported Studies A 2010 Rockefeller Foun- There are topics few BY FRANK V. VERNUCCIO, JR. VERNUCCIO, FRANK V. BY tion policy: tion that surround transporta- surround that pleton describepleton the “myths” and policy expert Brad Tem- American Dream Coalition Coalition Dream American the years in Reason, the outcomes.” access and other policy key economic growth, mobility, tion systems are advancing ers ensure their transporta- needed to help decision mak- decision help to needed mance measures and data data and measures mance states have goals, perfor- goals, have states is generating… just thirteen just generating… is what results this investment investment this results what swer criticalswer questions about policy makers cannot an- cannot makers policy transportation. many Yet lion in taxpayer dollars in in dollars taxpayer in lion spent an estimated $131 bil- “In fiscal year 2010, states States study reported that dation/Pew Center for the the for Center dation/Pew accurate information. their decisions on less than governments have based the federal, state and local issue that, unfortunately, each and every day. It is an an is It day. every and each work, school, or shoppingwork, directly than to get we how that affect all of us more more us of all affect that BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 40 August 23,2007. of birthisBronx,NY. Mydateofbirthis Avenue, Apt 6L,Bronx,NY 10467.Myplace (infant). Mypresentaddressis789 Astor (Middle) Richard(Last)Gervacio-Alonso Alonso. Mypresentnameis(First)Damien of (First)Damien(Middle)Richard(Last) grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000106-12/BX, acopyofwhichmaybe April 19,2012,bearingIndexNumber entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCountyon York 10459. 916 SouthernBoulevard#918,Bronx,New Boulevard #918,Bronx,New York 10459. Law atthefollowinglocation:916Southern under the Alcoholic BeverageandControl La CanchaSportsBar&Restaurant,Inc. Liquor andWineatretailinarestaurant, been appliedforbytheundersigned,tosell numbered: 1262076,forLiquorandWinehas birth is August 02, 1995. Jarabacoa, DominicanRepublic. Mydateof Bronx, NY 10458. My placeofbirthis address is3010Grand Concourse, Apt 1G, AKA Ambar Lioberny(infant). Mypresent Rosado Peralta Peralta AKAL (Last) Ambar Rosado. Mypresentnameis(First) Ambar of (First) Ambar (Middle)L (Last)Peralta grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000139-12/BX, acopyofwhichmay be April 11, 2012,bearingIndexNumber entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCounty on date ofbirthisOctober06,1990. 10468. MyplaceofbirthisNew York, NY. My address is2390Davidson Avenue, Bronx, Sanchez AKA IzamarPerez.Mypresent Perez (Last)Sanchez AKA IzamarP My presentnameis(First)Izamar(Middle) name of(First)Izamar(Last)PerezSanchez. grants me(us)therightto: Assume the at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000027-12/BX, acopyofwhichmaybe 3/5/2012, bearingIndexNumber entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCountyon January 25,1994. Anyang, SouthKorea.Mydateofbirthis Bronx, NY 10467.Myplaceofbirthis address is2529Matthews Ave, Apt 5A, Sung KKo AKA SungKo.Mypresent is (First)Sung(Middle)Kyong(Last)Ko AKA of (First)Esther(Last)Ko.Mypresentname grants me(us)therightto: Assume thename at 851GrandConcourse,Bronx,NY 10451, examined attheOfficeofClerk,located NC-000029-12/BX, acopyofwhichmaybe April 10,2012,bearingIndexNumber entered bytheCivilCourt,BronxCountyon Notice isherebygiventhatanOrder La CanchaSportsBar&RestaurantInc., Notice isherebygiventhatlicense Notice isherebygiventhatanOrder Notice isherebygiventhatanOrder Notice isherebygiventhatanOrder L EGAL LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE N OTICES Gomez Hortencia Grythelda Gigi,4280JustinCarr, 4302 4178, Morales, Anna M4242,Gilliard Perez Minerva,4096 Thomas-Lewis Shelia, Wee JenniferF, 4081Ortiz,Rafael,4091 Kimahite, 4041,WilliamsJrFranklin,4062 3219 LangerRichard,3280,Harrison, Bennett Jerome,3201DejesusWendy A, 3069 Fleming Aisha, 3162RiosMiguel,3190 3036 Thomas Eugene,3049SandersVera, Garcia Yomayra C,3013RodriguezRoberto, Celeste I,2492,MoralesCarmen,2635A, Alexander WilliamJ,2113 Ross-Barry Victor, 2081StewartClevie A 2090 Gerardo, 2041PowellKevin,2067Estrada 1098 Lee Affoumani Dawn,1196 Madera 1069, IbrahimNahed,1094DaurBrian, 1043 Song,Ho,1046,MartinezLatoya, Richardson Dawn,1031JacobsMilagros, For moreinformationcall718-904-7867. conditions apply. Seemanagerfordetails. cash tothehighestbidder. Certaintermsand The Contentsoftheunitswillbesoldfor held on Tuesday May8th2012at4:00PM. Avenue, BronxNY 10462. The salewillbe Public LienSalelocatedat1037Zerega Household Items Household Items;B039MarilynLeggett Zavala HouseholdItems;764DonnaJoseph Juan RiveraHouseholdItems;717Edison Fantasia WilliamsHouseholdItems;638 415v MariaVelez HouseholdItems;558 Items; 300Lilly Askew HouseholdItems; Items; 247 Athena Washington Household Household Items;244Lilly Askew Household Household Items;232 Yassin MDawuda Egiebor HouseholdItems;227MalikaWhite Carter HouseholdItems;206 Augustine Butler HouseholdItems;158 Thaddeus Valerie MickleHouseholdItems;154 Tanya 056 MelbaProctorHouseholdItems;109 019 ShawniquaRJonesHouseholdItems; information call718-294-1111. See managerfordetails.Formore bidder. Certaintermsandconditionsapply. the unitswillbesoldforCashtohighest May 8th,2012at10:00a.m. The contentsof Bronx N.Y. 10457. The Salewillbeheldon Public LienSalelocatedat42683rd Ave as tothetitle orpremisesbeingsold herein. party makes norepresentations orwarranties party reservestheright tobid. The secured Concourse, Bronx, NY 10451. The secured County ofBronx, located at851Grand the SupremeCourtof theStateofNew York, 21, 2012at01:15PMOnthefrontsteps of with saidpremises. The sale shallbeonMay hereafter affixed toorused inconnection and articlesofpersonalpropertynow or NY 10468.Saidsaleincludes thefixtures FORDHAM HILL OVAL, Apt 17F, BRONX, appurtenant topremises:located at 9 CORPORATION. Saidsecurity is of FORDHAMHILL OWNERS the proprietaryleaseand426sharesofstock party, willconductapublicsaleofsecurity: accordance withitsrightsascurrentsecured 1019 Powell,ClarenceE,1025 Unit NumberNameItems Secure SelfStoragewillbeholdinga Notice ofPublicSale 016 ShakeeL WilliamsHouseholdItems; Unit NumberNameItems Secure SelfStoragewillbeholdinga Notice ofPublicSale Carver FederalSavingsBank,in NOTICE OFSALE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE P.C. Rawner, Auctioneer, License#1224356 Terms ofSaletobereadatthesale.Victor occupants ofthesubjectpremisesand its board,andsubjecttoanytenantsor transfer setbythecooperativecorporationor P.C. Rawner, Auctioneer, License#1224356 Terms ofSaletobereadatthesale. Victor occupants ofthesubjectpremisesand the its board,andsubjecttoanytenants or transfer setbythecooperativecorporation or as tothetitleorpremisesbeingsoldherein. party makesnorepresentationsorwarranties party reservestherighttobid. The secured Concourse, Bronx,NY 10451. The secured County ofBronx,locatedat851Grand the SupremeCourtofStateNew York, 14, 2012at01:45PMonthefrontstepsof with saidpremises. The saleshallbeonMay or hereafteraffixedtousedinconnection fixtures andarticlesofpersonalpropertynow BRONX, NY 10451.Saidsaleincludesthe GRAND CONCOURSE APT 2HSouth, is appurtenanttopremises:locatedat800 CONCOURSE OWNERS,INC.Saidsecurity and 39sharesofstock800GRAND public saleofsecurity:theproprietarylease rights ascurrentsecuredparty, willconducta P.C. Rawner, Auctioneer, License#1224356 Terms ofSaletobereadatthesale.Victor occupants ofthesubjectpremisesand its board,andsubjecttoanytenantsor transfer setbythecooperativecorporationor as tothetitleorpremisesbeingsoldherein. party makesnorepresentationsorwarranties party reservestherighttobid. The secured Concourse, Bronx,NY 10451. The secured County ofBronx,locatedat851Grand the SupremeCourtofStateNew York, 14, 2012at01:30PMonthefrontstepsof with saidpremises. The saleshallbeonMay or hereafteraffixedtousedinconnection fixtures andarticlesofpersonalpropertynow BRONX, NY 10458.Saidsaleincludesthe at 2661MARION AVENUE UNIT 6G, security isappurtenanttopremises:located TERRACE APARTMENT CORP. Said and 340sharesofstock THE FORDHAM public saleofsecurity:theproprietarylease rights ascurrentsecuredparty, willconducta 845.897.1600 Fishkill, NY 12524 Suite 301 Fishkill Office2SummitCourt Attorneys forSecuredParty ROSICKI, ROSICKI& ASSOCIATES, The saleissubjecttoanyconditionsof 845.897.1600 Fishkill, NY 12524 Suite 30 Fishkill Office2Summit Court Attorneys forSecuredParty ROSICKI, ROSICKI& ASSOCIATES, The saleissubjecttoanyconditionsof CitiMortgage, Inc.,inaccordancewithits NOTICE OFSALE 845.897.1600 Fishkill, NY 12524 Suite 301 Fishkill Office2SummitCourt Attorneys forSecuredParty ROSICKI, ROSICKI& ASSOCIATES, The saleissubjecttoanyconditionsof CitiMortgage, Inc.,inaccordancewithits NOTICE OFSALE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE P.C. Rawner, Auctioneer, License#1224356 Terms ofSaletobereadatthesale.Victor occupants ofthesubjectpremisesand its board,andsubjecttoanytenantsor transfer setbythecooperativecorporationor as tothetitleorpremisesbeingsoldherein. party makesnorepresentationsorwarranties party reservestherighttobid. The secured Concourse, Bronx,NY 10451. The secured County ofBronx,locatedat851Grand Supreme CourtoftheStateNew York, at 01:15PMonthefrontstepsof premises. The saleshallbeonMay14,2012 affixed toorusedinconnectionwithsaid articles ofpersonalpropertynoworhereafter 10463. Saidsaleincludesthefixturesand FIELDSTON RD, Apt 4D,BRONX, NY appurtenant topremises:locatedat3600 CORPORATION. Saidsecurityis 3600 FIELDSTON ROAD APARTMENT proprietary leaseand665sharesofstock conduct apublicsaleofsecurity:the with itsrightsascurrentsecuredparty, will P.C. Rawner, Auctioneer, License#1224356 Terms ofSaletobereadatthesale.Victor occupants ofthesubjectpremisesand its board,andsubjecttoanytenantsor transfer setbythecooperativecorporationor as tothetitleorpremisesbeingsoldherein. party makesnorepresentationsorwarranties party reservestherighttobid. The secured Concourse, Bronx,NY 10451. The secured County ofBronx,locatedat851Grand the SupremeCourtofStateNew York, 14, 2012at01:00PMonthefrontstepsof with saidpremises. The saleshallbeonMay hereafter affixed toorusedinconnection and articlesofpersonalpropertynowor NY 10468.Saidsaleincludesthefixtures FORDHAM HILL OVAL APT 7-G,BRONX, appurtenant topremises:locatedat9 OWNERS CORPORATION. Saidsecurityis and 399sharesofstockFORDHAMHILL public saleofsecurity:theproprietarylease rights ascurrentsecuredparty, willconducta or usedin connectionwith said personal property noworhereafter affixedto sale includesthe fixtures andarticlesof OLINVILLE AVE, BRONX,NY 10467. Said appurtenant topremises: locatedat2750 COOPERATIVE CORP. Saidsecurity is 245 sharesofstockOLINVILLE sale ofsecurity:theproprietarylease and current securedparty, willconduct apublic Association, inaccordancewithitsrights as 845.897.1600 Fishkill, NY 12524 Suite 301 Fishkill Office2SummitCourt Attorneys forSecuredParty ROSICKI, ROSICKI& ASSOCIATES, The saleissubjecttoanyconditionsof JPMorgan ChaseBank,inaccordance NOTICE OFSALE 845.897.1600 Fishkill, NY 12524 Suite 301 Fishkill Office2SummitCourt Attorneys forSecuredParty ROSICKI, ROSICKI& ASSOCIATES, The saleissubjecttoanyconditionsof CitiMortgage, Inc.,inaccordancewithits NOTICE OFSALE JPMorgan ChaseBank,National NOTICE OFSALE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE p remises. BRONX HSBCBANKUSA,NATIONA 2574 Antigua andBarbudaDeptof Tourism. Hellen Hernandez,2547KyaniS Thomas, Leonel Reynoso,2367RicardoOrtiz,2508 Cobarrubia, 2309NormaEstrada,2322 Gutierrez, 2284 Angela Johnson,2291Jorge Gonzalez, 2235MarioColon,2259Glenn Roland, 1918JamelCummings,2232Steven 1864 CharlesFRoland,1875 Shawnta Beck&ClaudiaSumner-Beck, 1825 Hendrickson, Ohanesian,1795 Anthony 1765 MartinRPancha,1766John Benjamin Golden,1761MatthewParkin, Jacqueline Taylor,1695 Morris,1719Ali Cordell Purnell,1616RossRamsay,1641 Hector Vargas ,1547Karen Taylor,1585 Esther Vargas,1313 DamonMCruel,1321 Hector BaezJr,1237 Tina Vazquez, 1264 Jerry Pugh,1163 JenniferLavin,1203 (718) 991-9010.Unit#sandNames:1026 bidder. Formoreinformationpleasecall below willbesoldforcashtothehighest sale. The contentsofthestorageunitslisted Farms RD,BronxNY 10460,willholdalien Secure SelfStoragelocatedat1725west ISSUED BY DEUTSCHE ALT- HOLDERS OF THE CERTIFICATES ASSOCIATION, FOR THEAS TRUSTEE SERIES 2007-1Plaintiff, AGAINS SECURITIES MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, located at851GrandConcourse,Bronx,N of theStateNew York, CountyofBronx, PM onthefrontstepsofSupremeCourt The saleshallbeonMay7,2012at01:00 Dated: 4/2/2012 Plaintiff, P.O. Box 540,Getzville,NY 14068 Gross, Polowy& Orlans , Attorney fo #381370/08 Joyce A. Brown,Esq.,Referee provisions offiled JudgmentIndex costs Premiseswillbesoldsubject to judgment $595,003.93plusinterest and Block: 2669Lot:28 Approximate amountof State ofNew York Section,BlockandLot: Borough ofBRONX,CountyBronx and situate, lyingandbeingintheNew York City, buildings andimprovementsthereonerected, certain plotpieceorparcelofland,with the STREET, BRONX,New York 10456 All that premises knownas786EAST 165TH any Mondayon5/7/2012at2:00PM P.M. 851GrandConcourse,CityofBronxon Bronx CountyCourthouse,Room600,at2 Referee willsellatpublicauctionthe sale dulydated9/29/2010I,theundersigned Pursuant toajudgmentofforeclosureand ELEUDORO CHALCO,etal.Defendant(s) P.C. Rawner, Auctioneer, License#1224356 Terms ofSaletobereadatthesale.Victor occupants ofthesubjectpremisesand its board,andsubjecttoanytenantso transfer setbythecooperativecorporationor premises beingsoldherein. representations orwarrantiesastothetitle to bid. The securedpartymakesno 10451. The securedpartyreservestheright SUPREME COURT -COUNTY OF NOTICEOFSALE On May8th2012at1:00pm,West Farms Notice ofSale 845.897.1600 Fishkill, NY 12524 Suite 301 Fishkill Office2SummitCourt Attorneys forSecuredParty ROSICKI, ROSICKI& ASSOCIATES, The saleissubjecttoanyconditionsof LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Y A T L r r
41 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 The meeting will start School High Lehman The school will be hav- Blood Community a greatHave week all! Riverdale YM YWHA, 5625 Arlington in Riv- Avenue, erdale. 7 p.m. andat the doors will open at 6:30 p.m. Why don’t pub- these make ever they for convenient hearings lic us!! the on May: in hosting be will p.m. “Health 3 and Wellness Com- to munity will Day”...it be Mayon Saturday, 19, from a.m. 10 High Lehman of grounds School. ing range a whole of activi- in- day the throughout ties cluding: Fun Family FIt- Drive, ness Area, Farmers and Fair, Health Market, Flea Empowerment Parent and should be It Workshops. fun, so by. stop T T T also raised the \oor They then lifted the also raised the \oor ceiling a little, allowing those new wood cabinets to t contractors H how it is with the That s s pports — they respond to whatever ni e needs a client has the crew re oved the old n the foyer, They ceiling, walls and front windows replaced any rotted bea s beca se of the leak and p t in a bea tif l new bay win- c rb appeal a dow that gives the ho e s ajor boost Soto said a tre endo s difference, “ t s val e a do bt, j st seeing it adds “ itho t to the ho se clients, Soto fo nd o t ike any H abo t the progra thro gh a card that ca e in the ail $eciding it was worth checking o t, he called and et with H representatives, who e plained how the progra works “They were very a iable, he said “They ake yo feel co fortable, beca se it is a big invest ent He received nancial assistance for the window treat ents and help with getting the loan that covered ost of the project, and has re ained in to ch with his H representative as the work contin es “ wo ld reco end the to anybody, Soto said BYGERBINO LYNN We had our foreclo-We Our nextmeeting Our June 26 meeting Going Rates Water sure/refinance meeting on on meeting sure/refinance Tuesday and arewe most grateful the for Neighbor- hood Housing Services and participat- for CitiBank ing. If the were not at you meeting and are in need a us give services, these of call (718) at 823-0327 and we can in you contact put with them. May Tuesday, will on be 29, at 7:30 p.m. at the Villa guest Our Manor. Barone speaker will be Council- man James so Vacca. be there or be square. I’msure our councilman will have interest- to tellmuch us. very be also us will update Assistant NYPD’s ing. to Delatorre Edward there Chief be will on community issues. Again!Up The NYC Water Board is proposing a 7% for year this increase rate your bill. water There will be a Public Hearing for your to voice your opin- ion/outrage/opposition on W e d n e s d a y , A p r i l 2 5 , a t t h e For the improvement Teens need to know that Continued page on 62 joyingsolar and wind energy which decade, this within means that oil is still our only means heating of our homes and driving our automobiles. also with ourHowever, country is of over-abundance an oozing oil in many of our states and energy of off arestill shore, we why cost paying $4 over a gallon? The high dollar Our inflation. causing is buying less. a lot andsafety of our communi- ties, attend our community board meetings, our civic association meetings, and let beyour voices heard. discussions. these judgment affects use alcohol skills, decision-making and meanswhich that they may in- the under something do fluence of alcohol that they wouldnormally never do. can They can wake the next morn- harm humiliation, of feelings to ing physical despair, embarrassment, and remorse; and does take place when dat- a in involved is alcohol ing your Help teen activity. Soto s ho e, b ilt in in the ron , Soto s provides a perfect e a ple of how tili - or can help any ho eowner ing H a years, the ho se had a roof that leaked, and a so e bad \oor joists drafty foyer, s all kitchen that needed a odern ake- over looking to pgrade the ho e Soto wasn t lived in for " years j st for hi self he s ollowing his da ghter and grandchil- decided ove to the s b rbs, he s dren s getting near ti e to sell So, he needed it s ore c rb appeal and a ore inviting in- terior he “ ing it p for the ne t owner, co y and love it, and if it wasn t said “ t s for the snow and the grass and everything need a ho se else, d stay here t don t ti e j st e# the kids are gone, and it s t s to ove on The H -approved workers began by re- placing the roof to those pesky leaks nside, the kitchen now feat res new gran- ite co ntertops and co ple entary \oor tiles in soft, eye- pleasing earth tones, real- wood cabinets, a glea ing stainless steel new a ongst other stove and a new door, a enities not j st the parts yo see that have t s The H -approved crew been pgraded re oved and replaced all the walls, the ceiling the joists below it and the \oor, eca se the ho e had settled over the years, when they replaced the rafters they Advertisement Advertisement The parent’s role at this at role parent’s The We areWe continually con- high degree of stress to live live to stress of teens face may had”, aI ever degree high to unrealistic,up and possi- unsafe,bly expectations. point is to set firm and rea- sonable guidelines and limits prom nightfor without being discussing party-pooper. alienating an been The will job have easier be much you if your values, beliefs and ex- pectations around alcohol and drug use all along. Re- though,member, that is it toonever late to start having was able to give them a lot lot a them give to able was information encouraging of concerningthe former Pel- hamGeneral Bay Hospital. of Our members came to our meeting and us happily told future just had they the news good the to as heard. heard have We many rumors has that building huge this been vacant several for years. this invite to will attempt We gentleman to a futuremeet- . ing. television, radio, with fronted announce- newspaper and solarments about and wind Unfortunately,energy. our communities willbe not en- T they re absol tely satis ed e - by the H “The services offered tend beyond j st nancial assistance for ho e i prove ent projects, an ad inistrator with the progra e - have i ple ented n er- plains “ e o s processes to ens re that projects co pleted by H -approved con- tractors are done to the ho eowner s satisfaction On the night of our April cisions on hair, dress, date, post-prom and pre- flowers, parties, teens may face more consequential decisions on alcohol, drugs, peer pressure, driv- safe behavior, sexual pressure the all With etc. ing, fun prom most nightfor to be the “best “the or ever”, night meeting. They were con- all bring and meeting this your questions and any infor- com- our concerning mation were If see you something,munity. be sure to something. say They meeting, several of ourmem- bers were walking toward St. cafeteriaTheresa’s to attend our Pelham Taxpayers Bay meeting. fronted a gentleman by who
BY ANITA VALENTI ANITA BY BY JOANNE TIMMINS JOANNE BY At ourAt May 15 meeting, Think back…can re- you At our last meeting, we we meeting, last our At
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A New Level of Style and Comfort New Level of Style A gives retiree his thanks home to Assistance Housing a Rehabilitation Transit makeover, Tito Soto likes to see people working, Soto likes to see people Tito especially in these dif c lt ti es So when he decided it was ti e to reno- vate his entire ho e, he was glad to hire a crew of constr ction workers who were h ngry for new work “They re very hardworking g ys, said Soto, who learned plenty abo t hard work d ring his -year career “ happy to be p t- with the T ting people to work with the way the econo y is told the every day, glad to see yo g ys working select the crew fro ew Soto didn t onstr ction all on his own ork The co pany was pre-screened for hi by the gro p that helped ake the entire project — and the jobs it created — possible Ho sing eha- bilitation ssistance H is helping ho eowners all over H the city and ong sland to co - plete the ho e renovations of their s cceeds by not The H drea s only screening for the best contrac- tors b t by working with banks to get the loans and by nding e tra nancial assistance for clients who They also se ta breaks that alify door and co e with energy-ef cient window treat ents, and new ins la- they tion to save ost i portantly, ens re the job is always done right pay ents by holding contractors in escrow ntil clients certify that engaged in. Aside from de- and careless behaviors are if wrong decisions are made easily become a catastrophe catastrophe a become easily an exciting night which can which night exciting an adult he or she becomes. It’s in the mind and heart of the ager, and lives on afterwardager, er Affairs. Be sure to attend attend to sure Be Affairs. er large in the life of a teen- representative from Consum- from representative it, promabout nightlooms cilman and Jimmy a Vacca ratheryou’d forget? No doubt our guest speakers are Coun- nightmares or night prom of you have cherished have you memories member your own prom? Do future meeting. future she will be able to join us at a at us join to able will be she meeting. We are hoping that that hoping are We meeting. ter to was attend not able our Rear Admiral Carpen- Wendi were all disappointed that ing 7:30 at p.m. 7 p.m. followed by our by 7 p.m. followed meet- cafeteria. Coffee and cake at at cake and Coffee cafeteria. day, May 15, at St. 15, May at Theresa’s day, tion meeting will be Tues- on TaxpayersAssocia- Civic & BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 42 land, South Carolina . . Carolina South land, Is- Pawleys in houses at stays York City New the and BalletPhilharmonic to one-week New York the to tickets and from designer accessories Band. by Westchester’s TJ Tomlin serenaded being while est, Derby fin- their show off live and silent auctions, and in participate d’oeuvres, hors and juleps joy mint style. Derby in running of the Kentucky 138th watch the can pants p.m., partici- 7:30 5to from Museum! Mansion tow-Pell Bar- at the fundraiser Derby Kentucky annual —the thing one only mean can Park Bay Pelham in derby attire and B-P wearsB-P the Derby Auction items range range items Auction en- will Partygoers On Saturday, May 5, hats, fancy juleps, Mint 885-1461 or [email protected]. [email protected]. 885-1461 (718) by calling RSVP gram. event the pro- in recognition ofwhich include both $275, Circle Winners and $200 Box Owners $125; Jockeys Gate dinner: and cocktails only; Trainers Club cocktails $75, Roffman. Fred and Davis Nancy with co-hosting Faloon Kelly and Donahue Kathleen and David Brown; co-hosting with Cynthia and Michelle and Jim O’Connor Kim and Mark Campisano; with co-hosting Greenhalgh Jim and Cherrie Mazur; Marc and Nora are ner hosts beginninging place in the Pelham area, tak- dinners four by followed at 7:30tivities at the mansion be will p.m. fes- Derby hats. elegant most the and Din- original most for the Tickets per person are are person per Tickets Two be prizes given will E arranged the talk, is at Tassiello’s isat talk, the left. arranged who Tom and Tassiello. Vasti with Vitacco Richard Stroobants, Hank officers (l-r) are forum ofAppreciation aCertificate Presenting Forum. History Bronx East ofthe meeting 18 April Wednesday, the at house the filled TassielloJoe Transit ofthe Authority . BRONX
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SPEAKERS Photo by Tom by Casey Photo and all are welcome to hop on hop welcome to on are all and Admission (BCA). Arts onthe Council to Bronx ofthe aprogram is venues Trolley Culture Bronx The is free &Grill. Bar Bruckner at the drink food, with night trolley your down wind you can and also will Gallery Art Longwood hostin the a Hostos lobby. film The items boutique ofhand-made screeningCollective will set up their Artisans bronxArtworks BCA’s &Grill. Bar Bruckner the and lery, BronxArtSpace Gal- Parks Gordon the Arts, the of Museum Bronx Empty, NoLonger @Hostos, Gallery Art Longwood at the tions exhibi- art including ridor Cor- Cultural Bronx South family activities along the of anumber featuring May 2, onWednesday, again ley rolls Bronx Trolley rolls The Bronx Culture Trol- Culture Bronx The identity, the environment, identity, environment, the of construction the tories, personal narratives and his- assimilation, political and ofhome, notion cultural the on focuses and biennial ists’ art- Bronx third the is Rose, Kimberly and Ramoran win Ed- Lanzo, by Juanita rated arts. This exhibition,co-cu- media and visual in artists es Its Own) award-winning Recogniz- (Bronx BRIO 2011 work by twenty-one recent presents Is Bronx the 2010 and Where HomeIs Is. Bronx the Where HomeIs ºW: x73.86 ºN of40.85 aviewing and ception re- for5 p.m. ameet-and-greet at Street) at 149th Concourse munity College, 450 Grand lery @ Hostos (Hostos Com- Gal- Art Longwood at the enjoy and them. board Continued on next page on next Continued ...... 44 May 2nd’s trolley begins begins 2nd’sMay trolley 43 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 His comedy centers centers comedy His The Scott Place Café is can catch KirkYou at Rock on! Rock out! this month’s trolleythis stops month’s and attractions include: The Bronx Museum of the Arts a viewingfor of Baseball in the Bronx: 9 Innings of Bronx Baseball, featuring and artifacts photographs, ephemera having to do with all things Bronx baseball; a Downey: Juan of tour guided The Invisible Architect, and a viewing of Urban Ar- chives: Our Town Pictures of the Bronx, and Lobby-For- Longer No The-Time-Being; Empty a viewing for of This Side of Paradise; Gordon Parks Gallery Kamoinge: for Ka- of Face the Revealing trina, a photographic exhibi- tion; BronxArtSpace an for by art exhibition and sale; work and of the Bruckner Gallery the at Bruckner Bar & Grill exhibition to view solo a Harris. John artist around the behind joy the heartbreak of raising a spe- cial needs child, the pres- sures and ridiculousness of attempt- man, family a as life ing a boxing career 37 and at his many experiencestravel- countries in living and ling otherthan the US. He blogs regularly his about travels will and life at: www.stopping- you puncheswithmyface.com. talent a meeting place all for kinds what of unique people; never you know Bronx. the in meet famousNYC’s Comic Strip Aprilon Saturday, 28 and AprilSunday, 29. Go to Com- more have details.icstriplive.com for will column This on thenews Bronx’s very own Kirk Smith in the weeks ahead. KIRK SMITH KIRK Kirk has worked at many The trolley bell clangs at Long- the to addition In Bronx two years ago to try to find better care his for autis- tic son in NYC. (Let’s hear it thefor Bronx baby!) Midwest the in clubs comedy and is currently a regular “HA!”at and performs at the Comedy Strip as well as other in clubs NYC. Other Caroline’s include: credits (NY), Hyenas (Dallas and (SF. Punchline Worth), Fort CA), The Backdoor Comedy (Dallas),Club The Laugh out Improv Antonio), (San Loud (Dallas), The Comic Strip Im- LA), (Shreveport, (NYC), (Arlington,prov, TX), Hyenas TX, Arlington, Club, Comedy others. among crafts artists. 5:30, 6:30, and 7:30 indi- p.m. cul- a cating the trolley’s departure to from Hostos to the on its way ticket evening’s cultural events. free The Bronx Culture Trolley your is tural tour along the South of Corridor Cultural Bronx Grandthe lower Concourse. The Bronx Culture Trolley runs on the first Wednesday of each month (except Janu- ary and September) provid- ing Bronxites and tourists alike a fun to travel way via a replica of an early 20th-cen- Passengers car. trolley tury are the given opportunity to sample several of the area’s hottest cultural attractions, and establishments dining entertainment along venues way. the wood Art Gallery @ Hostos,
In the Hostos lobby lobby Hostos the In Kirk Smith is a stand- I was getting some cof- ITEM: It’s amazing the the amazing It’s ITEM: Bronx Trolley set to roll on May 2 May on roll to set Trolley Bronx nal designs created Bronx by and more. All items are origi- masks and vases, post cards, cards, paintings, papermache wear, metalwear, sculpture, note illustrations, jewelry, knit- jewelry, illustrations, cheted hats, ethnic masks, tying novelties, crafts, cro- creations as Korean knot- Korean as creations and sell such imaginative imaginative such sell and sans Collective will display display will Collective sans BCA’s bronxArtworksBCA’s Arti- Bronx. black Cuban family in the multi-faceted identity of a traces the tangled paths and winning documentary that winner Pam award- Sporn’s of Cuban Roots,BCA BRIO a 6:30 p.m. film screening Stick around the gallery for 6:30 p.m. Film Screening: Screening: Film p.m. 6:30 scape, and intimate spaces. spaces. intimate and scape, the natural and urban land- From previous page previous From Cruz, CA. to He moved the He went to college in Santa Santa in college to went He icut, Los Angeles and Dallas. Sweden, Singapore,Sweden, Connect- which moved him moved which to the UK, nia, a stint a corporate at job at an orphanage in Roma- in orphanage an at parts working of the world, has lived in many different a large school in He Ecuador. jungles. His own parents run who ranwho an orphanage in the er and a Sri Lankan father father Lankan Sri a and er Lanka with a Swedish moth- tic son. His wife is from Sri Sri from is wife His son. tic a 13 year autis- severely old year daughter old and also husband and father of a 14 up comedian, writer, boxer, boxer, writer, comedian, up some routines on a lap top. met a comedian working out on Tremont Avenue when I when on Tremont Avenue fee the at Scott Place Café right here in the Bronx NY. talentedpeople meet you BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 44 FarengaBrosFuneralHome.com FarengaBrosFuneralHome.com (718) 654-0500 Bronx, NY10469 920 AllertonAvenue food and dine alfresco. The purchase can visitors ties, activi- between events. In day of it enjoying many free a make can Bartow-Pell visitorsday afternoon, to Island. City to BPMM subwayBay Park to station loop acontinuous makes Trolley from Seaside Bronx free The bers. for mem- free and students; the and for seniors $5 adults; #6refreshments. Pelham savor and light garden, the Cost is $8 for in astroll take sion at night, man- ofthe magic the ence experi- can Visitors drum. hand-held Irish traditional play guitar music, and Irish traditional and bodhrán,Bronx, a the herhome in now makes CourtneyCounty Kerry, Ireland who native of Castlegregory in A Courtney. will Mary sician mu- and singer folk singIrish by aperformance with day! Fri- First celebrates Pell 5:30 to p.m., 8:30 Bartow- Saturday. day and events onFri- evening two plus Sunday, and Saturday on games music, and hikes, ily activities with tours, fam- fun-filled offree, array museum The Weekend, 6. 4to May is offeringin the Bronx Open House a Beauty with vation Month wide celebrates National Preser- Road, Shore 895 Museum, Wave Hill. Wave at season wellness outdoor the of opening the heralds 4, May first Yoga Together session, on the And meditative. the and creative ofthe combination rich awonderfully Workshop, inNature Writing forthe up season. fo the third performance Alejandro Guzman offers his activities. week’s for allthe 232 Street. 252nd 675W. Wave at Hill, making printing- family and advice plant (above) herbs with to cooking from ofevents, blossoming up serves up coming weekend The suchCOOKING a very satisfying Bartow-Pell Mansion open house On Saturday and Sun- Friday, from On May4, Bartow-Pell Mansion There’s still time ot sign otsign There’s time still performer and Artist ext. 549-3200, (718) Call
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HILL bpmm.org. www. visit Museum, sion Man- Bartow-Pell about the more learn to and directions For [email protected]. email or 885-1461 (718) call tion reels. and jigs ditional tra- and songs, folk classics, War-era Civil perform they as Ausfahl Jan and of Jeff duo banjo and washboard Walnuts —the Cracked in delight will hiking!) after legs their who rest to want guide. area with a Ranger as ofour history rich cover the their dis- and nature explore will Ranger Trail Hikes, guests OntheUrbanfun. Park for have achance alike ers music and lov-enthusiasts details. for Those interested should call gardens. beautiful its and mansion Revival Greek the style with the backdrop of in Derby watch the and museum the support can Fundraiser. Participants Derby Kentucky annual the adults can join in the fun at first hand. meet to for visitors animals ofprey, owls, birds other and ful assortment of rescued awonder- bring bilitation) Reha- and Rescue of Need in vath of WINORRday’s event. next (Wildlife For further informa- For further those (and lovers Music On Sunday, hiking Saturday evening, Hor- Kathy Bobby and 45 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 Sometimes just we take Bronx many kindnesses to the the to among other things. is This grantedpeople for regrets. and have with live to kindnesses my publicthank you to Jane andCharlie Hill their for many children from D Section. I’msure her eternal reward will be great I couldn’t but help cents. two my in putting Char- and Jane you, Thank are. you lie, wherever The Fat Runway in Edgewater The Fat Park’s“D” Section circa 1950 looking south from Eastchester Bay. • www.schuylerhill.com 718-792-0270 James E.James McQuade, Owner I met a fellow Edgewa-I met a fellow 3535 East Tremont Ave. Ave. 3535 East Tremont people knew or were told recently era that from terite told andinquired Jane. about were yelling I was that a told she went away or little daft in age andold her people knew chased them.at if I wonder those people swim allabout to the many good how deeds she performed. I then me regretted not going back to Edgewater to thank her for teaching all came who by. Family Owned & Operated for over 50 years Owned & Operated Family we’d be sent clamming. We We clamming. When was the done, work sent be our with we’d around feel to had toes the for cherrystones while others used pitchforks to dig clams. the up chowder brought Others scoured the per- old who and barge moored manently The claws. jetties blue for Jane to entire catch was handed over her pot propor- of huge out tions she readied which to cook a seafood up feast for View of the Fat Runwayfrom EastchesterView of the Fat Bay looking south toward Edgewater Park’s “D” Section circa 1955. There always seemed seemed always There they’d Occasionally to be one or more mothers mothers danger. more or one be to on the beachwatching for lat- The bullying. or danger itself ter was not tolerated. Jane posted Runway,” generally was Hill “Fat the on andher husband Charlie was also there teaching us to fishhow and He crab. taught us the effective use of a crab to net and spot how claw a double-jointed blue its coloring.by Jane and Charlie any didn’t chil- have dren so they adopted all the neighborhood kids teaching to swim,us how fish, crab, clam and dig worms. for They taught us well. call a beach for cleanup and all comewe’d witha rake and pull seaweed, out glass plastic(no bottlers and yet) shoreline. the from debris My mother often filled learned to walk. how was It not an a neces- option, but insity a coastal community. I grew in up the 1940s and 50s very women when few was It not unusual,worked. therefore, to have one or more mothers down the at beach acting as unofficial lifeguards. Hill. that position and fond I have Jane by memories ofher reinforc- me to skills swimming the ing taught She would faceand me then backstroke, stay- always ing of strokes just a couple ahead ready me but to help if I faltered. When the lesson she turnedwas over, around changing to a breaststroke her shoul- onto hold and I’d to returned ders as me to she towed then She shore. her post on the beach keep- ing alert any children for in The families of our community so often choose our funeral home. The families of our community so often choose our funeral all arrangements because we offer Some come to us to pre-plan Others come to us at their the options and choices they desire. of a and the certainty time of need seeking guidance, support Should your family every way. in funeral service that is correct choice find itself in need of our services, we hope you’ll make the so many in our community have.
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I recently a brief gave Jane Hill and Edgewater Park’s Fat Runway Fat Park’s Edgewater and Hill Jane ©1996 MKJ©1996 Marketing to swim shortly after they youngsters learned how how learned youngsters volved aroundvolved the tides and needed most of the for day. ing was suit all the garb you were the norm and a bath- paradise where bare feet bare feet paradise where thing. It was a summertime summertime a was It thing. that trade I wouldn’t any- for er, with very fond memories memories fond very with er, always remember it, howev- it, remember always less and less frequent. I will terfront of my youth became years, my visits to the wa- the to visits my years, my teensmy and in the ensuing of Edgewater when I wasof Edgewater in when Runway.” ly referred to as the “Skinny east was which appropriate- of the jetty adjacent to its cause was twice it the width known by that name be- name that by known as the “Fat Runway.” It was was It Runway.” “Fat the as to swim at the dock known known dock the at swim to ins, brothers and me how how me and brothers ins, woman taught cous- who my water Park.water She was the unknown Jane Hill of Edge- of Hill Jane unknown and included the relatively relatively the included and talk Bronx about swimmers BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 46 P.C. Rawner, Auctioneer, License#1224356 Terms ofSaletobereadatthesale.Victor occupants ofthesubjectpremisesand its board,andsubjecttoanytenantsor transfer setbythecooperativecorporationor as tothetitleorpremisesbeingsoldherein. party makesnorepresentationsorwarranties party reservestherighttobid. The secured Concourse, Bronx,NY 10451. The secured County ofBronx,locatedat851Grand the SupremeCourtofStateNew York, 21, 2012at11:15 AM onthefrontstepsof with saidpremises. The saleshallbeonMay hereafter affixed toorusedinconnection and articlesofpersonalpropertynowor 10467-2420. Saidsaleincludesthefixtures WAYNE AVENUE, UNIT D31,BRONX,NY is appurtenanttopremises:locatedat3396 LENRU APARTMENT CORP. Saidsecurity proprietary leaseand450sharesofstock conduct apublicsaleofsecurity:the its rightsascurrentsecuredparty, will RISOTTO, ESQS. date ofsale. America toredeemwithin120daysfromthe interest, andtherightof The UnitedStatesof the originalprincipalsumof$60,000.00with mortgage heldbyBankof America, N.A.,in Judgment herein,includingbeingsubjecttoa subject totermsofsaleandprovisionsthe $9,879.40, withinterest,costs,etc.Sale the ParkchesterSouthCondominium. percent interestinthecommonelementsof Bronx, togetherwithanundivided.0145 Section 15onthetaxmapofBorough designated as Tax Lot4886,inBlock3943of Metropolitan Avenue, Bronx,New York, and E-10 a/k/a77,andbystreetaddress1604 apartment 12A,inthebuildingknownas Parkchester SouthCondominiumknownas New York, theCondominiumunitin Courthouse, 851GrandConcourse,Bronx, in Room600oftheBronxCounty public auctiononMay14,2012,at2:00p.m. Judgment datedJanuary6,2012,Iwillsellat WHITE, et.al.,Defendants.Pursuanttoa Condominium, Plaintiff, -againstSANDRA owners oftheParkchesterSouth CONDOMINIUM, INC.,onbehalfofitsunit NEW YORK COUNTY OFBRONX NEW YORK COUNTY OFBRONX 845.897.1600 Fishkill, NY 12524 Suite 301 Fishkill Office2SummitCourt Attorneys forSecuredParty ROSICKI, ROSICKI& ASSOCIATES, The saleissubjecttoanyconditionsof Wells FargoBankNA,inaccordancewith NOTICE OFSALE (914) 591-7722 Tarrytown, NY 10591 828 SouthBroadway, Suite100 Attorneys forPlaintiff ROY, MONDELLO,LAROCCA & LOUIS C.PALELLA, ESQ.,Referee Index No.382769/09. The amountdueundertheJudgmentis THE PARKCHESTER SOUTH SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NOTICE OFSALE PIERINO REALTY CORP., IL CASTELLO -against - Plaintiff, COMMERCE BANK, N.A., TD BANK,N.A.,successor bymergerto Index No.380855/09 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF L EGAL LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE N OTICES Child, which denialmayresult, withoutfurther shall constituteadenial ofyourinterestinthe may beterminated; 4) Your failuretoappear appear, allofyourparental rightstotheChild obtain counsel;3) Uponyourfailureto by theCourt,ifyouarefinanciallyunable to including therighttohavecounselassigned have therighttoassistanceofcounsel, your consentorfurthernoticetoyou:2) You consent ofthePetitionerorCSS,andwithout freeing theChildforadoptionwith the This proceedingmayresultinanOrder WARNING PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that:1) jointly tothePetitionerandCSS. guardianship oftheaforementionedchild be madecommittingthecustodyand day toshowcausewhyanOrdershouldnot 2012, at3:00o’clockintheforenoonofsaid 10451, Part5onthe7thFloor, onJune12, 900 Sheridan Avenue, Bronx,New York SUMMONED, toappearbeforethisCourtat of New York (“CSS”). YOU ARE HEREBY Commissioner ofSocialServicestheCity MCCARTHY jointlytothePetitionerand ANTHONY MCCARTHY andDANIEL LIAM custody andguardianshipofGABRIEL in thisCourtforanOrdercommittingthe agency (the“Petitioner”),hasfiledapetition Watts Services,Inc.,adulyauthorized TO: JUANGALVEZ WHEREAS Leakeand PEOPLE OF THE STATE OFNEW YORK Services Law. IN THE NAME OF THE Provisions ofSection384-btheSocial and CustodyofaChildPursuanttothe B4720-1/12 Application fortheGuardianship and DANIEL LIAMMCCARTHY Matter ofGABRIEL ANTHONY MCCARTHY NEW YORK COUNTY OFBRONXInthe (516) 873-2000. Plaza, GardenCity, New York 11530 Moritt Hock&Hamroff LLP, 400GardenCity Terms ofSale. terms andconditionsoffiledJudgment $2,277,754.15 plusinterest.Soldsubjectto point orplaceofBEGINNING. Pilot Street,100.08feettothecorner, atthe thence easterlyalongthesoutherlysideof to thesoutherlysideofPilotStreetand westerly sideofCityIsland Avenue 130feet southerly sideofPilotStreet,100.08feet; westerly sideofCityIsland Avenue 130feet; opened; westerly sideofCityIsland Avenue aslegally Street asonthefinalmapcededwith intersection ofthesoutherlysidePilot described asfollows: City andStateofNew York, boundedand being intheBoroughandCountyofBronx, piece orparcelofland,situate,lyingand Bronx, New York. premises knownas101CityIsland Avenue, on Monday, May21,2012at2:00 pm,the Grand Concourse,Bronx,New York 10451, Bronx CountyCourthouse,locatedat851 sell atpublicauctioninroom600ofthe Yolanda Castro-Arce, Esq.,theRefereewill and SaledulydatedJune28,2011, I, CITY TRANSIT ADJUDICATIONBUREAU, YORKTAXATION NEW FINANCE, AND YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF CITY DEPARTMENT OFFINANCE,NEW CARMINE ROCCOLOMBARDI,NEW YORK MELLAMPE, MARIE A. VERUTES, LIDO RESTAURANT, INC.,PIETRO SUMMONS WITHNOTICEDocketNo. FAMILY COURT OF THE STATE OF Yolanda Castro-Arce,Esq.Referee, Approximate amountofjudgmentis THENCE northerlyparallelwiththe THENCE westerlyparallelwiththe RUNNING THENCE southerlyalongthe BEGINNING atthecornerformedby Said propertybeing: All thatcertainplot, Pursuant toaJudgmentofForeclosure NOTICE OFSALE Defendants. LEGAL NOTICE Williams, ClerkoftheCourt. ORDER OF THE COURT /S/MichaelJ. Dated: April 11, 2012,Bronx,New York BY guardianship oradoptionmaybeatissue. proceeding inwhichsuchcare,custodyor the Child’s adoptioninthisoranysubsequent Child’s care,custodyorguardianshipin notice, inthetransferorcommitmentof to appearitwillbeassumed thatyouconsent are notobligedtoappear inperson.Ifyoufail is serveduponyouasrequiredbylaw. You Michael P. HauslerChiefClerk This Citation HOLZMAN, Surrogate,BronxCounty Sealed, April 12,2012.(L.S.)HON.LEEL. and properbegranted.Dated, Attested and and furtherreliefastheCourtmaydeem just SCPA 2225ifappropriate;thatsuch other distributees andgrantreliefpursuant to establish theidentityofdecedent’s are filedherein,theCourtholdahearingto its allowedclaim;that,intheeventobjections Department ofSocialServicesonaccount entire netestatebepaidtotheNYC appearing andfilingobjectionshereto,the $326,753.34; that,intheabsenceofanyone allowed intheapproximateamountof the NYCDepartmentofSocialServicesbe 1106(1) &(2)beallowed;thattheclaimof calculated pursuanttoSCPA 2307and SCPA 1106(3); thatthecommissions her statutorychargescalculatedpursuantto allowed; thatthe Administrator beallowed Counsel tothePublic Administrator be the account,toReddy, Levy&Ziffer, P.C. as a DecreehereinaslistedinScheduleC-1of and $8,014.00willbepaidupontheentryof paid aslistedinScheduleCoftheaccount $20,035.00, ofwhich$12,021.00hasbeen be judiciallysettled;thatthelegalfeesof Matthews Avenue; Bronx,New York 10467, of herdeathwasadomiciliary2439 MARY KOPIEC,deceased,whoatthetime MARY S.SOBOL,MARY S.KOPLEC,and the EstateofMARY SOBOL,alsoknownas will beservedtherewith,as Administrator of of theCountyBronx,asummarywhich that theaccountofPublic Administrator the Courtshouldnotgrantfollowingrelief: 10451, onMay23,2012,at9:30a.m.,why Concourse, Room406,Bronx,New York Surrogate’s CourtBuilding,851Grand State ofNew York, CountyofBronx,atthe CAUSE beforetheSurrogate’s Courtofthe Concourse, Bronx,New York 10451, Bronx, havingoffices at851Grand by Public Administrator oftheCounty Greeting: ascertained afterduediligence;Send addresses areunknownandcannotbe interest, whosenamesandpostoffice assignees, creditorsorothersuccessorsin legatees, devisees,beneficiaries,fiduciaries, distributees, nextofkin,heirsatlaw, living, orifdead,totheirrespective KOPLEC, andMARY KOPIEC,deceased,if known asMARY S.SOBOL,MARY S. and heirsatlawofMARY SOBOL,also and The unknowndistributees,nextofkin cannot beascertainedafterduediligence; interest, whosenamesareunknownand assignees, successorsandcreditorsin heirs, legatees,beneficiaries,fiduciaries, unknown, iflivingordead,toherrespective Attorney GeneraloftheStateNew York; Marija Kostecka;JaroskawJasen; AND INDEPENDENT YORK, BY THE GRACEOFGOD,FREE YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW A Petitionand Account havingbeenfiled Tekla Hrubiak,whosewhereaboutsare NYC DepartmentofSocialServices; TO: DarijaSzyszkowa;OksanaPetryniak; THE PEOPLEOF THE STATE OFNEW CITATION File No.2010-2501/A LEGAL NOTICE be assumedthat youconsenttothe appear inperson.If youfailtoappearitwill as requiredbylaw. You arenotobligedto Chief Clerk. This Citationisserved uponyou Surrogate, BronxCounty,Michael Hausler, 17, 2012. granted. Dated, Attested andSealed, April as theCourtmaydeemjustandproper be appropriate; thatsuchotherandfurther relief grant reliefpursuanttoSCPA 2225if identity ofthedecedent’s distributeesand the Courtholdahearingtoestablish that, intheeventobjectionsarefiledherein, Services onaccountofitsallowedclaim; paid totheNYCDepartmentofSocial objections hereto,theentirenetestatebe absence ofanyoneappearingandfiling for afailuretosubstantiate;that,inthe Cablevision allbedisallowedintheirentirety Bank, ConsolidatedEdison,Chase,and BIMC DiagnosticPathology, CapitalOne allowed; thatthepossibleclaimsofVerizon, approximate amountof$99,325.90be Department ofSocialServicesinthe allowed; thattheclaimofNYC pursuant toSCPA 2307and1106(1) &(2)be 1106(3); thatthecommissionscalculated charges calculatedpursuanttoSCPA Administrator beallowedherstatutory Public Administrator beallowed;thatthe Reddy, Levy&Ziffer, P.C. asCounseltothe listed inScheduleC-1oftheaccount,to be paidupontheentryofaDecreehereinas Schedule Coftheaccountand$760.00will which $1,140.00hasbeenpaidaslistedin settled; thatthelegalfeesof$1,900.00, Street, Bronx,New York 10468,bejudicially his deathwasadomiciliaryof58East190th LUIZ DEPINA,deceased,whoatthetimeof the EstateofLUIZDEPINA,alsoknownas will beservedtherewith,as Administrator of of theCountyBronx,asummarywhich that theaccountofPublic Administrator the Courtshouldnotgrantfollowingrelief: 10451, onMay30,2012,at9:30a.m.,why Concourse, Room406,Bronx,New York Surrogate’s CourtBuilding,851Grand State ofNew York, CountyofBronx,atthe CAUSE beforetheSurrogate’s Courtofthe Concourse, Bronx,New York 10451, Bronx, havingoffices at851Grand by Public Administrator oftheCounty Send Greeting: cannot beascertainedafterduediligence; and postofficeaddressesareunknown or othersuccessorsininterest,whosenames beneficiaries, fiduciaries,assignees,creditors next ofkin,heirsatlaw, legatees,devisees, or ifdead,totheirrespectivedistributees, known asLUIZDEPINA,deceased,ifliving, kin andheirsatlawofLUIZDEPINA,also New York; The unknowndistributees,nextof Cablevision; Attorney GeneraloftheState Bank; ConsolidatedEdison;Chase; Department ofSocialServices;Verizon; AND INDEPENDENT YORK, BY THE GRACEOFGOD,FREE Worth Street,3rdFloor, New York, NY 10013 No. 1-212-925-9100(Manhattan)& attorney. account fromthepetitionerorpetitioner’s your attorneymayrequestacopyofthefull an attorney-at-lawappearforyou,andyouor objections thereto. You havearightto to theproceedings,unlessyoufilewritten (L. S.)HON.LEEL.HOLZMAN, YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW A Petitionand Account havingbeenfiled BIMC DiagnosticPathology;CapitalOne TO: Alessandra CarollodePina;NYC THE PEOPLEOF THE STATE OFNEW CITATION File No.2011-1393/A 1-718- 992-1428(Bronx) Address: 85 Attorney: Reddy, Levy&Ziffer, P.C. Tel. LEGAL NOTICE Administrator beallowedherstatutor Public Administrator beallowed;thatthe Reddy, Levy&Ziffer, P.C. asCounseltothe listed inScheduleC-1oftheaccount,to be paidupontheentryofaDecreehereinas Schedule Coftheaccountand$3,067.60will $4,601.40 hasbeenpaidaslistedin that thelegalfeesof$7,669.00,which Bronx, New York 10461,bejudiciallysettled; a domiciliaryof1000PelhamParkway; deceased, whoatthetimeofherdeathwas the EstateofJOSEPHINESIEBERT, will beservedtherewith,as Administrator of of theCountyBronx,asummarywhich that theaccountofPublic Administrator the Courtshouldnotgrantfollowingrelief: 10451, onMay23,2012,at9:30a.m.,why Concourse, Room406,Bronx,New York Surrogate’s CourtBuilding,851Grand State ofNew York, CountyofBronx,atthe CAUSE beforetheSurrogate’s Courtofthe Grand Concourse,Bronx,New York 10451, the CountyofBronx,havingofficesat851 having beenfiledbyPublic Administrator of Send Greeting: A Petitionand Account cannot beascertainedafterduediligence; post office addressesareunknownand successors ininterest,whosenamesand fiduciaries, assignees,creditorsorother law, legatees,devisees,beneficiaries, respective distributees,nextofkin,heirsat deceased, ifliving,ordead,totheir and heirsatlawofJOSEPHINESIEBERT, and The unknowndistributees,nextofkin Attorney GeneraloftheStateNew York; AND INDEPENDENT YORK, BY THE GRACEOFGOD,FREE an attorney-at-lawappearforyou,andyou o objections thereto. You havearightto proceedings, unlessyoufilewritten be assumedthatyouconsentto the appear inperson.Ifyoufailto it will required bylaw. You arenotobliged to Michael P. Hausler, ChiefClerk LEE L.HOLZMANSurrogate,BronxCounty, Sealed, April 3,2012.(L.S.)HON. and properbegranted.Dated, Attested and and furtherreliefastheCourtmaydeemjust SCPA 2225ifappropriate;thatsuchother distributees andgrantreliefpursuantto establish theidentityofdecedent’s are filedherein,theCourtholdahearingto its allowedclaim;that,intheeventobjections Department ofSocialServicesonaccount entire netestatebepaidtotheNYC appearing andfilingobjectionshereto,the its entirety;that,intheabsenceofanyone Department ofSocialServicesbeallowedin allowed; thattheclaimofNYC pursuant toSCPA 2307and1106(1) &(2)be 1106(3); thatthecommissionscalculated an attorney-at-lawappearforyou,andyouo objections thereto. You havearightto proceedings, unlessyoufilewritten Worth Street, 3rdFloor, New York, NY 10013 Tel. No.1-212-925-9100 (Manhattan)& attorney. Attorney: Reddy, Levy&Ziffer, P.C. account fromthe petitioner orpetitioner’s your attorneymayrequest acopyofthefull charges calculatedpursuanttoSCP Worth Street,3rdFloor, New York, NY 10013 No. 1-212-925-9100(Manhattan)& attorney. account fromthepetitionerorpetitioner’s your attorneymayrequestacopyofthefull YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW TO: NYCDepartmentofSocialServices; THE PEOPLEOF THE STATE OFNEW CITATION File No.2011-1579/A This Citationisserveduponyouas 1-718- 992-1428 (Bronx) Address: 85 1-718- 992-1428(Bronx) Address: 85 Attorney: Reddy, Levy&Ziffer, P.C. Tel. LEGAL NOTICE A y r r
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Dated, Attested andSealed,March as theCourtmaydeemjustandproperbe appropriate; thatsuchotherandfurtherrelief grant reliefpursuanttoSCPA 2225if the identityofdecedent’s distributeesand herein, theCourtholdahearingtoestablish claim; that,intheeventobjectionsarefiled Health CareCenteronaccountofitsallowed no paymenttoEastchesterRehabilitation& Services onaccountofitsallowedclaim,with be paidtotheNYCDepartmentofSocial filing objectionshereto,theentirenetestate in theabsenceofanyoneappearingand Center bothbeallowedintheirentirety;that, Eastchester Rehabilitation&HealthCare Department ofSocialServicesand allowed; thattheclaimsofNYC pursuant toSCPA 2307and1106(1) &(2)be 1106(3); thatthecommissionscalculated charges calculatedpursuanttoSCPA Administrator beallowedherstatutory Administrator beallowed;thatthe & Ziffer, P.C. asCounsel tothePublic Schedule C-1oftheaccount,toReddy, Levy entry ofaDecreehereinaslistedin account and$1,988.40willbepaiduponthe been paidaslistedinScheduleCofthe fees of$4,971.00,which$2,982.60has NY 10469,bejudiciallysettled;thatthelegal of 2700EastchesterRoad;Bronx,New York, who atthetimeofhisdeathwasadomiciliary the EstateofBRENDANROSS,deceased, will beservedtherewith,as Administrator of of theCountyBronx,asummarywhich that theaccountofPublic Administrator the Courtshouldnotgrantfollowingrelief: 10451, onJune4,2012,at9:30a.m.,why Concourse, Room406,Bronx,New York Surrogate’s CourtBuilding,851Grand State ofNew York, CountyofBronx,atthe CAUSE beforetheSurrogate’s Courtofthe Grand Concourse,Bronx,New York 10451, the CountyofBronx,havingofficesat851 having beenfiledbyPublic Administrator of Send Greeting: A Petitionand Account cannot beascertainedafterduediligence; and postofficeaddressesareunknown or othersuccessorsininterest,whosenames beneficiaries, fiduciaries,assignees,creditors kin, heirsatlaw, legatees,devisees, dead, totheirrespectivedistributees,nextof BRENDAN ROSS,deceased,ifliving,or distributees, nextofkinandheirsatlaw State ofNew York; and The unknown Health CareCenter; Attorney Generalofthe Social Services;EastchesterRehabilitation& AND INDEPENDENT YORK, BY THE GRACEOFGOD,FREE 1-718- 992-1428(Bronx) Address: 85 This Citationisserveduponyouas YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW TO: RobertP. Reilly;NYCDepartmentof THE PEOPLEOF THE STATE OFNEW CITATION File No.2011-1557/A L To Here Advertise Call EGAL LEGAL NOTICE N (718) 742-3397 OTICES Worth Street,3rdFloor, New York, NY 10013 No. 1-212-925-9100(Manhattan)& attorney. account fromthepetitionerorpetitioner’s your attorneymayrequestacopyofthefull an attorney-at-lawappearforyou,andyouor objections thereto. You havearightto proceedings, unlessyoufilewritten be assumedthatyouconsenttothe to appearinperson.Ifyoufailitwill you asrequiredbylaw. You arenotobliged Surrogate, BronxCountyMichaelP. Hausler 12, 2012.(L.S.)HON.LEEL.HOLZMAN, granted. Dated, Attested andSealed, April as theCourtmaydeemjustandproperbe appropriate; thatsuchotherandfurtherrelief grant reliefpursuanttoSCPA 2225if identity ofthedecedent’s distributeesand the Courtholdahearingtoestablish that, intheeventobjectionsarefiledherein, Services onaccountofitsallowedclaim; be paidtotheNYCDepartmentofSocial filing objectionshereto,theentirenetestate that, intheabsenceofanyoneappearingand the approximateamountof$197,357.28; Department ofSocialServicesbeallowedin allowed; thattheclaimofNYC pursuant toSCPA 2307and1106(1) &(2)be 1106(3); thatthecommissionscalculated charges calculatedpursuanttoSCPA Administrator beallowedherstatutory Public Administrator beallowed;thatthe Reddy, Levy&Ziffer, P.C. asCounseltothe listed inScheduleC-1oftheaccount,to be paidupontheentryofaDecreehereinas Schedule Coftheaccountand$1,924.80will $2,887.20 hasbeenpaidaslistedin that thelegalfeesof$4,812.00,which Bronx, New York 10469,bejudiciallysettled; a domiciliaryof1235PelhamParkwayNorth; deceased, whoatthetimeofherdeathwas the EstateofLILLIANHENDRICKS, will beservedtherewith,as Administrator of of theCountyBronx,asummarywhich that theaccountofPublic Administrator the Courtshouldnotgrantfollowingrelief: 10451, onMay23,2012,at9:30a.m.,why Concourse, Room406,Bronx,New York Surrogate’s CourtBuilding,851Grand State ofNew York, CountyofBronx,atthe CAUSE beforetheSurrogate’s Courtofthe YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW Grand Concourse,Bronx,New York 10451, the CountyofBronx,havingofficesat851 having beenfiledbyPublic Administrator of cannot beascertainedafterduediligence; post office addressesareunknownand successors ininterest,whosenamesand fiduciaries, assignees,creditorsorother law, legatees,devisees,beneficiaries, respective distributees,nextofkin,heirsat deceased, ifliving,ordead,totheir heirs atlawofLILLIANHENDRICKS, The unknowndistributees,nextofkinand Attorney GeneraloftheStateNew York; AND INDEPENDENT YORK, BY THE GRACEOFGOD,FREE 1-718- 992-1428(Bronx) Address: 85 Attorney: Reddy, Levy&Ziffer, P.C. Tel. Chief Clerk. This Citationisservedupon Send Greeting: A Petitionand Account TO: NYCDepartmentofSocialServices; THE PEOPLEOF THE STATE OFNEW CITATION File No.2011-1580/A LEGAL NOTICE AND INDEPENDENT YORK, BY THE GRACEOFGOD,FREE Street, 3rdFloor, New York, NY 10013 1-718- 992-1428(Bronx) Address: 85Worth attorney. Attorney: Reddy, Levy&Ziffer, P.C. account fromthepetitionerorpetitioner’s your attorneymayrequestacopyofthe full an attorney-at-lawappearforyou,andyou or objections thereto. You havearightto proceedings, unlessyoufilewritten be assumedthatyouconsentto the appear inperson.Ifyoufailto it will required bylaw. You arenotobligedto Clerk. This Citationisserveduponyouas Bronx CountyMichaelP. Hausler, Chief S.)HON. LEEL.HOLZMAN,Surrogate, Attested andSealed, April 20,2012.(L. deem justandproperbegranted.Dated, such otherandfurtherreliefastheCourtmay pursuant toSCPA 2225ifappropriate;that decedent’s distributeesandgrantrelief hold ahearingtoestablishtheidentityof event objectionsarefiledherein,theCourt distributees ofthedecedent;that,in of New York forthebenefitofunknown with theCommissionerofFinanceCity hereto, theentirenetestatebedeposited anyone appearingandfilingobjections to substantiate;that,intheabsenceof all bedisallowedintheirentiretyforafailure City NORCand Allstate InsuranceCompany Association forServicethe Aged, Co-op allowed; thatthepossibleclaimsofJewish approximate amountof$6,038.83,allbe Bay ParkCenterforNursinginthe the approximateamountof$1,500.64,and allowed; thattheclaimsofRiverbayCorp.in pursuant toSCPA 2307and1106(1) &(2)be 1106(3); thatthecommissionscalculated charges calculatedpursuanttoSCPA Administrator beallowedherstatutory Administrator beallowed;thatthe & Ziffer, P.C. asCounsel tothePublic Schedule C-1oftheaccount,toReddy, Levy entry ofaDecreehereinaslistedin account and$1,668.80willbepaiduponthe been paidaslistedinScheduleCofthe fees of$4,172.00,which$2,503.20has 10475, bejudiciallysettled;thatthelegal Dreiser Loop, Apt 21C;Bronx,New York the timeofhisdeathwasadomiciliary120 as BORRISSHERMAN,deceased,whoat the EstateofBORISSHERMAN,alsoknown will beservedtherewith,as Administrator of of theCountyBronx,asummarywhich that theaccountofPublic Administrator the Courtshouldnotgrantfollowingrelief: 10451, onMay30,2012,at9:30a.m.,why Conncourse, Room406,Bronx,New York Surrogate’s CourtBuilding,851Grand State ofNew York, CountyofBronx,atthe CAUSE beforetheSurrogate’s Courtofthe Concourse, Bronx,New York 10451, Bronx, havingoffices at851Grand by Public Administrator oftheCounty Greeting: ascertained afterduediligence;Send addresses areunknownandcannotbe interest, whosenamesandpostoffice assignees, creditorsorothersuccessorsin legatees, devisees,beneficiaries,fiduciaries, distributees, nextofkin,heirsatlaw, living, orifdead,totheirrespective known asBORRISSHERMAN,deceased,if heirs atlawofBORISSHERMAN,also The unknowndistributees,nextofkinand Attorney GeneraloftheStateNew York; City NORC; Allstate InsuranceCompany; Association forServicethe Aged, Co-op Bay ParkCenterforNursingJewish TO: ZhenyaKaushansky;RiverbayCorp.; THE PEOPLEOF THE STATE OFNEW CITATION File No.2011-1666/A Tel. No.1-212-925-9100(Manhattan)& YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW A Petitionand Account havingbeenfiled LEGAL NOTICE Worth Street,3rdFloor, New York, NY 10013 Tel. No.1-212-925-9100(Manhattan)& attorney. Attorney: Reddy, Levy&Ziffer, P.C. account fromthepetitionerorpetitioner’s your attorneymayrequestacopyofthefull an attorney-at-lawappearforyou,andyouor objections thereto. You havearightto proceedings, unlessyoufilewritten be assumedthatyouconsenttothe appear inperson.Ifyoufailtoitwill required bylaw. You arenotobligedto Michael P. Hausler, ChiefClerk HOLZMAN Surrogate,BronxCounty, Sealed, April 3,2012.(L.S.)HON.LEEL. and properbegranted.Dated, Attested and and furtherreliefastheCourtmaydeemjust SCPA 2225ifappropriate;thatsuchother distributees andgrantreliefpursuantto establish theidentityofdecedent’s are filedherein,theCourtholdahearingto allowed claim;that,intheeventobjections be madetoRiverbayCorp.onitssubordinate its priorityallowedclaim,withnopaymentto Department ofSocialServicesonaccount entire netestatebepaidtotheNYC appearing andfilingobjectionshereto,the substantiate; that,intheabsenceofanyone disallowed initsentiretyforafailureto the possibleclaimofFDNY/EMSbe Riverbay Corp.beallowedinitsentirety;that its entirety;thatthesubordinateclaimof Department ofSocialServicesbeallowedin allowed; thatthepriorityclaimofNYC pursuant toSCPA 2307and1106(1) &(2)be 1106(3); thatthecommissionscalculated charges calculatedpursuanttoSCPA Administrator beallowedherstatutory Administrator beallowed;thatthe & Ziffer, P.C. asCounsel tothePublic Schedule C-1oftheaccount,toReddy, Levy entry ofaDecreehereinaslistedin account and$1,775.20willbepaiduponthe been paidaslistedinScheduleCofthe fees of$4,438.00,which$2,662.80has 10475, bejudiciallysettled;thatthelegal 100 Alcott Place, Apt 3M;Bronx,New York at thetimeofherdeathwasadomiciliary the EstateofIDA STELLING,deceased,who will beservedtherewith,as Administrator of of theCountyBronx,asummarywhich that theaccountofPublic Administrator the Courtshouldnotgrantfollowingrelief: 10451, onMay23,2012,at9:30a.m.,why Concourse, Room406,Bronx,New York Surrogate’s CourtBuilding,851Grand State ofNew York, CountyofBronx,atthe CAUSE beforetheSurrogate’s Courtofthe YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW Grand Concourse,Bronx,New York 10451, the CountyofBronx,havingofficesat851 having beenfiledbyPublic Administrator of Send Greeting: A Petitionand Account cannot beascertainedafterduediligence; post office addressesareunknownand successors ininterest,whosenamesand fiduciaries, assignees,creditorsorother law, legatees,devisees,beneficiaries, respective distributees,nextofkin,heirsat deceased, ifliving,ordead,totheir kin andheirsatlawofIDA STELLING, York; and The unknowndistributees,nextof Department ofSocialServices;FDNY/EMS; AND INDEPENDENT YORK, BY THE GRACEOFGOD,FREE 1-718- 992-1428(Bronx) Address: 85 This Citationisserveduponyouas Attorney GeneraloftheStateNew TO: RiverbayCorporation;NYC THE PEOPLEOF THE STATE OFNEW CITATION File No.2011-1672/A LEGAL NOTICE administrators, creditors,lienors,he her heirsatlaw, distributees,executors, be ascertainedifsheliving,anddeadto are unknownandafterduediligencecannot Independent YORK, BytheGraceofGodFreeand COUNTY CITATION attorney appearforyou.) requested. You havearighttoan assumed youdonotobjecttotherelief appear. Ifyoufailtoappearitwillbe as requiredbylaw. You arenotrequiredto York, New York 10005 2012 Testamentary issueto:RobertSBalsam personal property, anddirectingthatLetters Balsam, deceased,relatingtorealand which isattached,astheWillofIrving probate aWilldatedJune4,1998,copyof Avenue, Bronx,New York, admittingto Balsam, latelydomiciledat2550Webb should notbemadeintheEstateofIrving in theforenoonofthatday, whyadecree New York, onMay7th2012,at9:30o’cloc County, at851GrandConcourse,Bronx, CAUSE beforetheSurrogate’s Court,Bronx Quarry Lane,Irvington,New York 10533. Robert SBalsam,whoisdomiciledat20 husbands orwivessuccessorsininterest. Administrators, CreditorsandLienors,their and iftheybedead,totheirExecutors, Michelle Balsam,deceased,iftheybeliving, unknown heirsatlaw, andnextofkin husband orsuccessorsininterestandtothe Our Classified New Begining TO: MichelleBalsamwhosewhereabouts THE PEOPLEOF THE STATE OFNEW SURROGATE’S COURT-BRONX FILE NO.2012-428 PROBATE CITATION (NOTE: This citationisserveduponyou Address of Attorney Balsam &Goldfield,99Wall Street,New Telephone Number 212-4224600 Edward Lopez, Attorney forPetitioner Chief Clerk Michael P. Hausler Surrogate Hon. LeeL.Holzman Dated, Attested andSealedMarch27, YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW A petitionhavingbeendulyfiledby Job Training New Career, LEGAL NOTICE New Job, For Your Search For A k r
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Mortgage send youthisnoticeabouttheforeclosure P.C. 1349 FRANKLIN AVE, BRONX,NY 10456. 2011000024190. recorded onJanuary20,2011 atCRFN: assignment datedDecember23,2010and thereafter assignedtothePlaintiff by CRFN: 2008000336477.Saidmortgagewas State ofNew York, on August 22,2008,at mortgage wasrecordedinBronxCounty, principal amountof$236,000.00,which NOMINEE FORCITIMORTGAGE INCinthe REGISTRATION SYSTEMSINC AS MONCAYO toMORTGAGE ELECTRONIC below, executedbyJOHNJAIRO mortgage uponthepremisesdescribed the CountyofBronx,StateNew York. supporting papersintheOfficeofClerk signed onDecember9,2011, andfiledwith Supreme CourtoftheStateNew York, the HonorableRobertE. Torres ofthe (718) 742-3397 New York StateLawrequiresthatwe Help ForHomeownersInForeclosure 585.815.0288 Batavia, NY 14020 Batavia Office26Harvester Avenue Attorneys forPlaintiff ROSICKI, ROSICKI& ASSOCIATES, Virginia C.Grapensteter, Esq. Batavia, New York Date: November21,2011 Said premisesbeingknownasandby The objectofthisactionistoforeclosea To Advertise Here Call 57 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 Photo by Denis Gostev Photo by William Thomas Continued page on 60 doubles to lead the strengthening strengthening the lead to doubles of Winners offense. (4-1) Spellman four of its first five games, the Pilots to team a as emerge to starting are Fordham Prep’s Andrew Velazquez Velazquez Andrew Prep’s Fordham rounds the bases after his three-run run. home Spellman won its third straight by beating Monsignor Farrell. Continued page on 60 Aside from Dixon’s perfor-Aside from Dixon’s he said.“That’s “I moved it,” Fordham and up hit down its bats, swing the to here “We’re Then there was Velazquez. JOHN BURKE...... PAGE 59 JOHN BURKE...... PAGE more thankful and more appreciative of what she she what of appreciative more and [Krystal her made scare] Pearson] ““[Thescoliosis thankful more God-given talent. had this that she had, was de- She most the of itto make more.” even termined triple in addition to Russo’s two two Russo’s to easier.” addition mance, in Tom Montilli went 2-for-3 run-scoring third-inning, a with triple late in the game. All he needed was location. init and great out. … Itr’s to have run support. I mean, nine runs get nine– you runs, throw you strikes. That’s all need.” you lineup. Ryan Mahoney was 2-for- 4 with an RBI and a run scored, Kevin Flynn was 2-for-3 with an RBI and two runs, Zach Leone was 1-for-3 with an RBI and a run and Mick Regan was 1-for-3 with two RBIs and a run scored. The Rams starter Iona Temple-bound chased in runs three with McCarthy Tim the first two innings. Deane no doubt,” said.there’s Michael pounded he 5-0, up Fordham reliever With from offering an “Especially the first game of Fordham (1-0) ace gave Sean think“I don’t brain it’s sur- McNamara threw almost ex- “Malik has had the winning The run- scenario Dixon’s for Malik“I told throw just to I tried“All to do was bear foot sign in right center. the season, I’ll take that any time,” Velazquez said. support, run of plenty McNamara he didn’t lot, need car-but a whole gave rying a into the seventh a shutout in inning, Iona (2-2) when got both of McNamara hits Pat its runs.The 6-foot-4 righthander thatjoked seven he was still a little dis- coach Overall, on tracted booming Velazquez’s by Rams runs homer. two up performance. complete-game honestly,” gery Deane said. “Throw strikes. And that’s this what kid does.” fastballs,clusively he esti- which mates are 80 about He didn’t mph. throw a single changeup,said, he and didn’t use his curveball until “I got the fastball on the second and a goodpitch, I just put swing on it, that’s all.” Spell-hit two games in now,” a row man coach Lou Brescia added. “He can in come big up I’m any role. extremelyhappy with hard how the in and year this worked he’s offseason.” scoring single been have may dif- ifferent his not for high wire act in With inning. fourth the of top the the score 2-0, at Dixon temporarily struggledwith his command and allowed three straight Farrell hit- ters to reach base. After DeAn- Rob gelis’ RBI single, he buckled down and struck Pete Kennedy out for the second out. A walk loaded the bases Dixon to escape was but able induc- by inning troublesome the ing Joe Cannatella to fly to cen- out field. ter the ball to the catcher and to trust yourself,” Brescia said. “He did that very well today.” down and throw strikes,” Dixon added. “I trust defense my behind too, made which it me completely, BY MARC RAIMONDI MARC BY BY CHRISTOPHERBY BARCA Andrew of was sick Velazquez “I was anxious the for season his patienceEvidently, paid Tech-bound Virginia The Malik Dixon believes that as well very playing “We’re Coming off fellow hurler Dixon not only dominated on “I was looking a first for pitch Hot Spellman takes down Farrell down takes Spellman Hot Fast Start: Velazques homers; Fordham downs Iona downs Fordham homers; Velazques Start: Fast games. The Rams went to Myrtle Myrtle played has Prep Fordham to waiting. went Rams scrimmages and non-league The games. Beach a tournament for last week. But they were the lastpete in a CHSAA team Class AA league to com- contest. to start, of preseason a lot games, a rival said. of practice,” Velazquez lot rout to off. on went shortstop crushed a three-run runhome in the sixth inning and Fordham Iona Prep, 9-2, in CHSAA Bronx/ baseball Tues- ‘AA’ Westchester inday Rochelle. New Velazquez also had a hit and a run scored in the second. The run, home though, was majestic the – well over 372- Cardinal Spellman will go only only go will Spellman Cardinal as far as its pitching staff takes it. If anything he pitches like he did Far- Monsignor against Saturday rell, thenthe Pilots a bright have season ahead of them. a team especially right now, our pitching staff,” Dixon said. “We can ride this high a long time for if keepwe playing well all around.” Chris Scholkoff’s game, complete Iona against masterpiece one-run Prep Dixon it followed on Friday, withup a gem of his own. Like his also went he mate, rotation fellow the distance, giving just two up runs while striking lead- two, out ing Spellman to a 3-2 victory over Farrell in CHSAA Class AA base- ball in The Bronx. the mound, he also helped his own cause the at driving plate by in all-important an be to proved what insurance run in the sixth inning after John Russo’s second double of game. the Dixonfastball said. like yesterday,”
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What a summer we’ll be in ing 95 games, than one fewer the Chicago. has It the White Sox los- sees the White Sox as the class of He wrote, “Sports Illustrated still and the Cubs ashis teams. home (ChiTrib) has who the White Sox this could get verrry interesting. season. Yes, might project 700 to over the for kees manager, Joe Girardi, which which Girardi, Joe manager, kees us eight head-scratchers Yan- by the same Matthews token gave drive in 450 runs this season. By games putting him on a pace to five RBIs in the first two Yankees pointed that out Raul Ibanez had BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 58 gram pro- in wins biggest of the history. it one called Fraher season, regular the in Raymond St. That powerhouse defeated chael wasn’tchael Mi- St. Mount Tom Fraher, Year ofthe Coach ketball through.” went we what of because “It’s special said. Ray’s Oliver Antigua coach Raymond’s history,” St. St. in name their mented greats. all-time erhouse program’s pow- oneofthe as graduate He’ll assists. six and bounds Cross with 11 points, 10 re- Holy against game onship up his role in the champi- changed and semifinals the in Hayes Cardinal against terfinals, scored 24 points quar- the in Hallows All poured in 27 points against on his back2004 in March. intersectional title since at AA Class CHSAA first its times. Ray’s to St. Temple led and to ascholarship earned He around, stuck 7 swingman 6-foot- versatile But the sons. sea- oftwo amatter in – six were stars other the All not? why and Raymond St. ing leav- about thought Dingle Raymond St. Dingle, Daniel Year Player ofthe ketball game. pionship Acham- Class the to vanced Haven ad- Mott Garden. the the championship game at to trip first its from onds Academy came within sec- gie Down. of that drawquarterfinals making half from the to advanced Hallows All the Boo-appeared in the semifinals. – Hayes Cardinal and chael Mi- St. –Mount teams Bronx other two and 2004 since championship tersectional in- AA Class CHSAA first year. this burning was Bronx New Yorkin City, but The to the be basketball hotbed Boys basketball honors AND MARC RAIMONDI BY ZACH BRAZILLER BY BRAZILLER ZACH When Mount St. Mi- St. Mount When boys bas- All-Bronx ce- has group “This Ravens put the Dingle Daniel ago, years Two boys bas- All-Bronx Wings PSAL, the In won its Raymond St. supposed is Brooklyn 2012 ALL-BRONX 2012 : : Raymond radar. the under year the starting after for himself aDivision Ischolarship ing creat- game, per assists six He averaged berth. Class semifinal AA PSAL straight third and son 18 sea- league points perfect straight asecond to Wings led nior and6-foot-2 Fairfield-bound se- creative playmaker, the curate 3-point shooter and Academy Wings 1990s. the since cation year at the highest classifi- tional semifinals in its first ‘AA’ CHSAA the to intersec- way the all which advanced for Hayes, hit big 3-pointers out and even stepped and nate inside, on the boards 6-foot-7 senior could domi- The teams. opposing for him an impossible matchup nal Hayes Dartmouth. to committed guard point explosive 5-foot-9 chiseled, later, weeks Two the finals. intersectionalAA quarter- King in the CHSAA Class ing city champion Christ the defend- overchael two-time Mi- St. Mount upstart lead to performance 30-point get his Michael anybody.” beat we can believe They win. can they believe “They Fraher said in the playoffs. city’s teams. one ofthe best a massive impact becoming made Mountaineers but the move up to ‘AA’ to reluctant was Fraher last spring, the highest classification. its first-ever semifinals at to advance to quarterfinals King in the intersectional city defending two-time stunned Mount champion time, first for the that victory. the Mountaineers would top Christ that time ather know the Fra- did year. Little last title ‘A’ where it won the league, themost of its time down in the spent –Mount has hyperbole F Kerwin Okoro, St. Okoro, St. F Kerwin ac- finisher, A dynamic G Justin Jenkins, made versatility His Cardi- Jenkins, F Jalen won’t city for- The soon St. Mount Gill, G Malik “Our guys believe,” believe,” guys “Our Playing in Class AA First Team year. will attend prep school next who sharpshooter, dynamic the Iowa have offered State winter. John’s St. this and set skill scoring elite his nior added playmaking to ju- 6-foot-1 the game, per AA in scoring at 23 points ers even tougher to stop. defenses, Mount making extend to shooter another and scorer apure also was but he size, provided man swing- senior the 6-foot-4, At Aguilar. Peter mer star for for- replacement perfect the Michael gave St. Mount from closed Rice, Correa Michael AAU circuit. spring this him after coming start and summer ter. will Division Ischools on win- next for Wings Berroa, the talented teammate Marvilio with along point, afocal be The 6-foot-4 junior wing will out. and inside adept scorer surprisingly and rebounder defender, solid relentless a elite city’s oneofthe as emerged glue vember, transfer Rice the guys Academy Wings by March, tersectional semifinals. in- AA Class CHSAA the to the linchpin to Hayes’ trip lent rebounding, Sidibe was excel- and moves onoffense low. With polished post much down ofaforce that powerful, 6-foot-8 senior was gameteams’ plans – the opposing changed big man Hayesdinal blocks. six and final: 21 points, 10 rebounds intersectional day for the best his Okoro saved 6-foot-5 defender, and rebounder the year. Arelentless mond this work Ray- for St. dirty the do content to Okoro was et, pock- back his in Iowa State City with a scholarship to New York players in profile Continued on page 61 on page Continued G Shane Rector, St. Rector, St. G Shane Second in PSAL Gomp- Galan, G Carlos Class over coming A godsend St. Mount Correa, F Ed An afterthought in No- Brown, G Jaequan TEAM SECOND The Fairfield-bound Car- Sidibe, F Amadou high- most ofthe One being the best public school to lay claim it could time first for the and berth nals PSAL Class quarterfi- AA Truman to its first-ever Apple. Big the top players in one ofthe as day, herstatus cementing Towson onTues- with Intent signed ashooting 5-foot-10 National wing sweet- The it happen. make Letterthe high-profile player of to been has Pearson and team New York onthe name City Truman Pearson, Krystal Year Player ofthe ketball season. regular the in knocking off favorite Moore by Archdiocese CHSAA the strong self, noise making in usual its was Spellman division title. Cardinal Bronx/Westchester defeated un- an after championship Bcity Class ever CHSAA over rival. its victories John F.and fellow quarterfinalist Kennedyging over traditional power brag- won borough and nals withPSAL Class quarterfi- two AA Bronx. waves this year in The Girls basketball honors Girls AND JOSEPH STASZEWSKI JOSEPH AND This year, Pearson led Truman has become a bas- girls All-Bronx won first- its Preston Truman reached the made new teams Some BY MARC RAIMONDI BY RAIMONDI MARC Truman’s Krystal Pearson is the All-Bronx girls basketball Player of the Year. ofthe Player basketball girls All-Bronx isthe Pearson Truman’s Krystal 2012 ALL-BRONX 2012 : the scene this season and and season this scene the Spellman dinal ment. tourna- Federation state the to shy ofatrip awin ended ride year. incredible The tore her ACL in late in the who Triano, Megan out star –even with- freshmen were they since developed and core that Martin coached a It with so did Hall. bonne Queens champion Font- title, beating Brooklyn/ Bcity ever Class Catholic first- its and fashion feated unde- in title Westchester Bronx/ CHSAA won the program history. in seasons finest one ofthe to Panthers the guided and season all emotions the aged break. Martin expertly man- accident over Christmas acar in who tragically died school counselor guidance player a and mer Preston Donnelly, afor- Margaret to season their dedicated They own. for oneoftheir playing Panthers, for the season Preston Martin, John Year ofthe Coach ketball twice. F. John rival ing Kennedy team in The Bronx, down- Backman burst onto burst Backman Car- Backman, F Maria school Bronx The emotional an was It bas- girls All-Bronx First Team : less on defense and the the and ondefense less but relent- undersized, was forward 5-foot-8 the school, at her top students of the One without aquestion. did ofher, asked Glenn Phinazee F.John Kennedy scholarship. heraDivision II earn likely will that and her game to skills pointguard and fense de- intense more she added season, This quarterfinals. AA Class the to Kennedy led years than McFarland, who in the PSAL over the last two been a better 3-point shooter F.John Kennedy ist Mustangs. quarterfinal- AA Class the for PSAL’s top point guard oneofthe became and well steady, offense was the ran transfer Sacrament Blessed The season. ofthe middle the in transferred Gibson Joella sophomore after especially together, held everything man Catholic. Moore over rival abig win in 18points scored and double-double machine a was sophomore athletic Webb. Onia to long, The complement perfect the was Continued on page 60 on page Continued Anything coach O’Neil Phinazee, F Leshauna nothave might There G Joya McFarland, that glue the was Fields Tru- Fields, G Lynda Photo by Christina Santucci Christina by Photo 59 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 Photo by Robert Cole Photo by William Thomas Pearson almost to has led unprecedented Truman success over the last years. few Daniel Brickner picked up the win over win in Fieldston’s 4-1 Riverdale on Wednesday. “I’m very loyal to my my to loyal very “I’m In fact, Pearson said one “I wanted a place where For a second, it she let gonna wasn’t I knew “I Hans took over for for happy really was “I over took Hans Eagles the win, the With are“We like a little remained a pillar of the the of pillar a remained school. On Tuesday dur- ingsigning, her she was principal Burke, by flanked direc- athletic Nasser, Sana tor Michael DeSantis and counselors. guidance Pearsoncoach,” said of one of theBurke. peo- “He’s for looked out have who ple me no matter what.” of the reasons she liked Tow- son was because reminded it Tigers and Truman of her head coach Joe Mathews re- minds her of Burke. you feel like you’re at home comfort-and feel you’re you I chose it,” that’s why able, Pearson said. slip into her head those dark days of her sophomore year when she didn’t know where future lied. basketball her Pearson was sure of just one then. thing be to she basketball,” playing stop going said. “I’ll deal with what- wasn’t very hurt. I felt But I ever. probably bas- for college to go to able ketball.” but themiscues but defensive much too were him behind wish just overcome. to “I said. with theI pitched,” way Dreyfuss win. the with out pulled we off us balance kept Brickner and didn’t make we the ad- justments.” of bottom the in Dreyfuss two inheriting sixth, the Guzman Matt Hans with runners When on third first. and Hoch- Jacob on berger Hochberger, pick-off to went and home for broke Guzman Fieldston’s with safely in slid fourth run of the game. the atop alone all remained Ivy League, a game ahead of five-time Poly champion Mann. Horace and Prep Marro said. here,” family a pretty we’re “Right now, confident still we bunch but need to make some improve- ments.” “Just to come here and and here come to “Just sweet-shooting, The good a player “She’s Burke said people tried Following the errors, errors, the Following Field- leading, Despite Riverdale triedto claw players around especial- her, point guardly Lynda Fields this making year, her look good. The fact that Truman is a different program is now though.not lost on her, 1 in No. we’re thenow Bronx, kids in middle school wantcome to our earn school, you to that respect great,” – it’s Pearson said. her into came wing versatile own as a junior up and blew on the AAU circuit last sum- Her Gauchos. the with mer size, strength and ability to basket the into ball the put in a variety of different ways caught the of many eyes Pearson is alsocoaches. a good rebounder and ball honed she skills handler, playing almost every posi- tion for Truman before this season. with and a ton of upside a natural ability to score the I Division one basketball,” assistant coach said. “The CAA is a good fit.” to recruit Pearson away Truman multiple from times her career. over She a row. During that stretch, stretch, that Dreyfuss settleddown, re- During tiring the next batters 10 in row. a Riverdale scratched run a inning third the in across Sil- Alec by single RBI an on verman. wasston actually being no-hit until centerfielder HeckDawit scorched a base hit to center field to break of bottom the in bid the up the fourth. The ball was misplayed in right field by allowing Davis, Charlie second. to advance to Heck Heck took thirdwild on a andpitch then scored on a bunt single Zach by Jaffe. back, couldn’t but seem to Brickner get- despite solve ting a great effort of out Dreyfuss. The senior went 5-1/3 innings while allow- ing four runs, hits, only three four earned, striking four out allowed and walking three. Drey- only fuss “[The scoliosis scare] Pearson sec- is Burke’s overstate can’t “You Pearson all blushed but “Brickner is our ace,” The win easy wasn’t for drew Savage Will After tic and Cleveland State were mix. the in also thankful more her made of appreciative more and what she had, that she had even Burke it talent,” god-given this of most said. “She was determined the make to more.” after I player ond Division Kaydine to went Bent, who St. three Peter’s years ago. The coach credits his star of the suc- much team’s for cess the over last sea- few sons. This Truman year, to thewent PSAL Class AA quarterfinals the for first ten- time in his seven-year Bronx/Man- the shared ure, hattan/Queens division title and beat rival bitter John F. Kennedy twice. she meantwhat to this pro- gram,” Burke said. “To it put start- she when context, into ed as a freshman, Kennedy was beating Truman 60 by points. … This is The House that Krystal Pearson Built. allIt started with her.” she was Burkewhen told said that. She credited the He only got stronger as the the as out stronger striking got on, only He went game six the of final batters 10 he faced and retiring nine out close to hitters straight win. the Fieldston coach Marro Tony said. “He was in the zone today and had great com- mand.” Fieldston (6-0, 4-0) as River- dale (1-4, 1-3) boasted its own ace in Cole Dreyfuss. Drey- fuss was solid throughout, and if a rough not for defen- firstsive inning River- for dale, the game easily could gone thehave other way. a leadoff walk and sec- stole theond for Eagles in the shortstop Riverdale first, Stephen Brand botched a Matt Nunez grounder. Sav- age scored on the error and Kevin Fich then a ball hit to Ty- by booted was that third Laneler and plated Nunez to thegive Eagles a 2-0 lead.
BY MIKE SMOLLINS BY MARC RAIMONDI MARC BY Pearson waited two “I don’t think about about think don’t “I Brickner dazzled with Mustangs coachJohn “This was con- a big Krystal Pearson was Brickner, who made who Brickner, After all, Eagles start- Eagles all, After
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Overcoming adversity, Pearson signs with Division I Towson Division with signs Pearson adversity, Overcoming Fieldston’s Brickner strikes out 11 out strikes Brickner Fieldston’s over VCU and VCU Floridaover Atlan- lonial Athletic Association, chose Towson out of thechose out Co- Towson at theat Bronx school. Pearson during a press conference with the Maryland school school Maryland the with a National Letter of Intent Intent of Letter National a ficial with Towson, signing signing Towson, with ficial And Tuesday she made of- it players in New York City. City. inplayers York New star became one of the top two seasons, the5-foot-11 surgery. Oversurgery. the following all she needed was shoulder ion, which turned up that that up turned which ion, months to get a second opin- to think it.” about times life. want of my I don’t “Those are like the worst that nearly at all,” she said. four hits in seven innings. innings. seven in hits four ing college basketball. lowed one earnedlowed run on to realize her dream of play- his curveball and only al- feared she would not be able ing a crying Pearson, who first outing.” first Burke remembers consol- pitch well,pitch especially on my nior year, I reallynior year, want to devastated.was absolutely Brickner said. “It’s my se-Brickner said. my “It’s pain. The Truman wing fidence booster me,” for again without basketball and wouldn’t be able to play play to able be wouldn’t and his teammates his for effort. sis, a curving of the spine, cream in pie the face from season that she had scolio- senior received a shaving shaving a received senior sophomore her before told win. After the final the out, of the seventh to secure the the bases empty in the top struck out Matt Hans with with Hans Matt out struck ter battling mononucleosis, his first start on the hill af- HSin The Bronx. League baseball at Fieldston League Fieldston baseball at game 4-1 victory in Ivy Prep ters to en route a complete- fanned 11 Riverdale hit- Riverdale 11 fanned ingDaniel pitcher Brickner strikeout. Fieldston prevailed on a BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 60 di scorer, but she top-notch wasn’t a Moses of Wings, Academy ofPoly upset Prep an in put buzzer, at back the ning points, including the win- 16 scored She season. the surged down the stretch of Eagles player the was varsity year go-toFieldston girlbasket. the around fearless was and asa superb shooting stroke they had Gordon League. Ivy the in finish place asecond to herteam led and season this 1,000th point of her career the player scored varsity four-year The Lions. the did Horace Mann Villa. John over St. 14 awin shehad in as points matchup heratough made the on strength and Hersize glass. dominant was Renner of the scoring, Awooner Webb Onia much did and Renner, Cardinal Spellman II school somewhere. Division asolid find should –she shotmaker overall ter a bet- became and year this hergame developed 8 guard 5-foot- versatile, The finals. quarter- AA Class PSAL the enroute to dy’s linchpins oneofKenne- was Acklin Kennedy F. final. Archdiocesan CHSAA the seasons, including a trip to best oneofits to Spellman lead but helped injuries, played through nagging out, and inside score to of versatility. Webb, athreat epitome the was wing bound Spellman Kennedy. players at his from expects of the embodiment –the boards physical play Glenn From page 58 rebounder and plus defend- and rebounder exceptional an was Moses basketball, girls of Bronx Rodman Dennis The nals. A semifi- Class PSAL the reach help herteam to else Girls b-ball honors b-ball Girls d a The heart and soul soul and heart The Wings Moses, F Tyler four- and senior The McPhee, G Larissa went, so senior the As Gordon, G Madison Backman Maria While F Nicole Awooner Extremely athletic, John Acklin, G Deaisia Northeastern- The Webb,F Onia Cardinal bsolutely everything Second Team ka, Morrisania Fieldston Gompers Academy Wings Preston seasons. best oneoftheir to ty of depth to help the Pilots plen-volved with onasquad her talented teammates in- with the ball and always got sure-handed sition, was superb at finishing in tran- was She helm. at the paign cam- steady hermost had nal Spellman Mustangs. Division I player with the third Burke’s John coach be ing to finishing inside – to shoot- and schools rimeter pe- the –from tools the all has 5-foot-11year. wing The this graduating Pearson tal with Towson-bound Krys- star in waiting at Truman man ever crown. first its route claiming to Preston en Edmund over St. win nal city quarterfi- CHSAA thers Pan- the 18in and final ‘B’ points in the Archdiocesan 14 by scoring responded She herACL. tore Triano Megan when paramount more came Preston round. Asecond Class PSAL the to helping game per rebounds 5.6 toand lead Mottwood Haven Hare- Bronx, The in teams underrated most one ofthe averaged Haven Mott nextteam year. 16 Day. Ryeto Country It’s her points17 inpoints against Trinity and a 20 seasonending acareer-high in dropped aggressiveness. Lander and herconfidence finding Lions, for the onlate came lassace Mann Wings. talented for roles the vital er –both Honorable Mention F Ogechukwu Uwana- F Ogechukwu Susman, F Carolyn Mercer, G Aaliyah Greene, F Amirah Truman Fields, G Lisa Dzurlic, G Jasmina point guard junior The Cardi- G Joye Tirado, the is sophomore The Tru- Smith, F Daquana McCaffrey’s role be- G Victoria McCaffrey, for presence electric An Harewood, G Shaakira The junior forward Lander, Hor- F Rachel Third Team to keep it up all year.” it keep upto all have just We team. good very a be wecan that mytold kids I and leaders real become and Danny Panasiddi have Scholkoff like “Kids said. he year,” this far so teams good no surprise to Brescia. is but this season, ofthe rest deal with throughout the dial The Rockies don’t use don’t use Rockies The dial he’s rotary a smartphones, aworld in of and-buggy; Moyer ahorse- is Ferraris, aworld of 80.In hits barely thrown 90 mph; his fastball He’s era. never dead-ball Moyer the is a fastball. is whose change-up MLB pitcher“He’s only in the Moyer, old Jamie 49-year about wrote Chad Norman Tower ofPisa.” Leaning the become would It soil. loose in anchored edifice ofamarble tion construc- long-delayed the over took 1272 mone, who in Si- di Giovanni architect Italian quote from stole that Magic sure I’m Plagiarism! ...’ McCourt by Frank laid foundation fantastic on the says, ‘Webuild to intend owners, Dodgers fellow for his speaking Johnson, “Magic that, icle) wrote From page 57 From page 57 first reach to time a long abit, taking preened and Velazquez posed park, the out of eventually and deep it sailed As on base. 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Howard is a basketball When I’m dead aquar- dead I’m When Moyer made at least “He does it all – he’s it a all does “He Superman—NOT Dwight Howard- to win an intersectional intersectional an to win picks chic oneofthe against an impressive performance with onnotice CHSAA the of rest put the but Fordham – game ly oneleague –just overall first choice in this this choice in first overall the be to projected is Davis error” was invented.” was error” “end ofan why phrase is the sons of divided attention.record of in three 26-65 sea- It A Friday. ofIsiah: book The on Thomas Isiah coach ball men’s basket- fired prisingly notsur- “FIU noted, Herald) mistake. 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NBA year’s as far as we want to go.” to we want as far as go “We can hesaid. season,” have agreat we can pitching, good and defense, solid ly hits, become. could season man Spell- 2012 the what at cited ex- certainly is Dixon cess, suc- about their confident too notgetting While sons. best beginning in nine sea- its to off which is has, man son much better than Spell- Talking The Talk The Talking Dwight Perry (Seattle (Seattle Perry Dwight We hope that by spell- (ESPN. Hardy Greg Better late than never. than late Better “We definitely came “If we keep getting time- getting we keep “If Masters’ Note 61 BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 Photo by Denis Gostev Youngsters from PAL’s ter, P.S. 48 serving Hunts Hunts serving films. 48 P.S. SouthNew Bronx Cen- ter, Webster- Point, and PAL’s serving Center Giannone Fordham and Tremont per- competition. the in formed First through fourth grade students 48 from earned P.S. first place with their “Hair- junior the in routine spray” Cheer- competition. dance New leaders from PAL’s South Bronx Center took firsthome place their for “center pride”. On April 12, 250 over Cheerleading showcase P.S. 48 participantsP.S. took home first place in the dance competition. boroughs of New York City, Police Athletic League City, York youngsters, fromall New five of boroughs annual PAL’s in competed Showstoppers Day. The city- included tournament wide a fun-filled of dance, day stepping and cheerleading Edward Byrne Cen- PAL’s at ter in Queens. Champions, ages six to 13, competed each in groups age within year’s this with category, theme, “Let’s Go to the Mov- featuringies,” songs from the youngster’s favorite St. Raymond’s Daniel Dingle is the All-Bronx boys basketballPlayer of the Year. After that award, the the award, that After exceptional an is Motz best that Maritime Swim- tenureMaritime. at dedi- A catedand disciplined ath- Maritime men- and team leader lete, that the among ranks Ryan tor, best 51 its in seen ever has ming year history. Female Athlete of the Year Se- announced. was winner wom- the of Motz Emily nior en’s crew team aswell asthe cross countrywomen’s team earnedthe this honor year. Motz was a four-year crew letterwinner and a three- year letterwinner the for cross country team. She has been a part of six first-place finishes the for women’s thissquad over past year. and motivated student- a athlete, and someone who in instrumental been has recruiting running and in organizing crew team. the women’s helped She Novice Squad new of eight thisrowers Emily is year. a great athlete and a tremen- dous role model. Then it was time for for time was it Then broke Ryan year This The definition of a tough Robinson, AllG Davon Where would All Hal- F Steven Gomez, Wings G Hakeem Grant, Mott G Ethan Hamlet, All G Anthony Maestre, F Omari Manhertz, Honorable MentionHonorable thank them for their hard hard their for them thank and dedication.work the special awardsof the the with beginning night, Male Athlete of the Year. Senior Ryan Luchsinger of swimmingthe men’s team Ryanwas given the honor. was a four-year letterwin- thener for Privateers and, hisover four-year history, individual nine held has Skyline Conference titles – as titles two with beginning a freshmen right through up his This senior year. season, he was the 100-yard and 200- yard breaststroke cham- of member a as well as Pri- pion, the the 400-yard free relay style helped the in He record meet a setting process. vateers capture has their fifth- He straight Skyline Champion- ship. style. free a 23 year record his old in the yard of 50 course amassed a team record 38 the victo- individual first-place over ries Academy Bronx guard, the 6-foot-2 Se- nior was top one of Eagle’s the guarded rebounders, opposition’s top player and did mostsomehow of his giving despite inside scoring also He inches. several up ran the senior point when Gerard Carty was lost due to eligibility issues, showing his vast versatility. Hallows lows have been without Rob- and scorer best their inson, Certainly player? all-around of thenot out CHSAA Class AA second round, where the 6-foot senior guard had 17 points and down plays huge the stretchin an upset of Xaverian. Haven Hallows Mount St. Michael Mount St. Michael Following the induc- the Following Next, the individual team the Following G LarrySt. Graves, The heady senior point G Shavar Newkirk, One of the best young Eagle Senior, G Najee 2012 All Bronx boys basketball honors basketball boys All Bronx 2012 taining or better 3.4 a GPA and junior their throughout Inducteessenior year. must also endorsement have from the head coachand be of good moral character. tions into Chi Alpha Sigma, the announced then Hack Academic All-Conference student-ath- those winners, handed a 3.30 over letes with GPA’s were during their season of play. awards team out. Each program voted on an MVP the for team, while the coach of the sport was thegiven opportunity to to the receive a player pick Award. Coach’s awards was thehonoring of the four-year seniors – who student-athletes those were members of a varsity program all for four years at Maritime. This there year, was a record of 50 student- athletes that were honored. As tradition has it, the se- niors were given watches to nior, who has who drawnnior, inter- of- his to est from Division II Felician polish and Central Connecticut adds State, game,fensive he will be even handle. to tougher free miss Raymond didn’t just guard and games big in late throws superb, scor-was absolutely fourth the in points 21 ing quarter of a CHSAA Archdi- semifinalsocesan over win only Not Cardinal Hayes. he was was a leader, Graves also best St. shooter Ray’s en route to the intersection- title. al Cardinal Hayes City, inplayers York New Newkirk stormed the onto scor- scene this year after Rice consistent closed and emerged as one most the of ing threats Hayes. Also for acting as a point guard at times, Newkirk was a vital trip Cardinals’ the in piece to the CHSAA Class AA in- semifinals.tersectional
Third Team Third by Joe Gusterby Following the opening opening the Following Director of Athletics Athletics of Director On Monday night, night, Monday On At his best around the the around best his At F Jalen Chapman, Ea- The 6-foot junior was was junior 6-foot The G Tyler Wilson, Cardi-
If you’re looking for Maritime athletescelebrate successes least one sport while main- earned a varsity letter in at student-athlete have must nounced. To be inducted, a a inducted, be To nounced. Honor Society were an- Chi Alpha Sigma National remarks, inductees into the the into inductees remarks, ter, USN (Ret.).ter, Admiral B. Carpen- Wendi time College Rear president opening remarks Mari- by ment. This was by followed night with an opening state- opening an with night for thefor night and began the Dick HackDick severed as emcee complishments. the-field and off-the-field ac- rewarded for both their on- their both for rewarded event, which saw athletes saw which event, be ple were in attendance at the letic seasons. Over 400 peo- to celebrate the ath- 2011-12 esenberg Hall Gymnasium Hall Gymnasium esenberg family members to the Ri- coaches, staff members and invited all student-athletes, lege Athletic Department April16, the Maritime Col- the uncommitted raw se- and finishing Once ability. rebounding. shot-blocking shot-blocking rebounding. PSAL Bronx foes with his his with foes PSAL Bronx forward created for havoc basket, thegifted 6-foot-7 gle Academy gle top freetop throw shooters. paint and one of the league’s very hard to keep out of the the of out keep to hard very steady running the team, team, the running steady finals berth. Wilson was was Wilson finals berth. AA intersectional semi- intersectional AA March and a CHSAA Class carried all the into way nal Hayes’ hot start, which really the catalyst for Cardi- nal Hayes nal back it up. it back – and the Big East interest to to the mindset to run a team – from crazy leaping ability point guardpoint has all the tools ceptionally athletic 6-foot-1 6-foot-1 athletic ceptionally it couldit be The Rector. ex- Bronx Player of the Year, Bronx of the Player Year, an early favorite for 2012-13 for an early favorite Raymond From page 58 page From BRONX TIMES REPORTER Apr. 26-May 2, 2012 62 But here, too, huge errors huge errors too, But here, than the rest of the nation. higher times twenty roughly is density business and tion popula- the because transit rely more heavily on mass area like Manhattan must empty. their starting point nearly in rush hour must return to center business the wards to- running ortrains Buses running at 100% capacity. never are systems these tice prac- in cars, private than pacity ca- at full is running trainload far more or bus afull While efficientReality: efficient. energy more far is Transit Mass out. 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