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BRIANA PECHIN BRIANA The Archdiocese has Superintendent of “All of the Bronx“All has Ferrara said the task “This is on the bottom Ferrara and a delega- also established similar pilot program regions in Rockland and Island Staten County. Schools Timothy McNiff pro- will Pechin that said oversight day-to-day vide of all business operations within the pilot region, new responsible being as well as implementingfor business de- procedures and policies veloped in conjunction with the regional office and its board17-member of trust- ees, divided between clergy this one placeand is it not even a shelter, it is a holding facility until the animals can be to sent the in shelter Manhattan,” Ferrara said. “I am not the humane soci- I am not the ety, A.S.P.C.A, and I am not the Mayor’s alliance, I am but a local resource,so I feel to for I have homes speak out.” find to trying of stray animals, as a volun- has becometeer, too a big task. of every elected officials our list, is getting it but to the have we any it do can’t we that point but she said. “Thismore,” is all volunteer, own lives and problems to in crisis a is It of. care take involved know don’t you situation but you’re unless it it.” tion met June 7 with Bronx Borough President Ruben

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Bret spokesman ASPCA said arranged, being still is dogs N.Y.. Hudson, and shire, New Jersey,in New Hamp- hattan and Brooklyn, and Man- in groups welfare mal have been placed other. each fight with ani-conditions forced and to were held in nightmarish dogs the office, Attorney’s District Bronx the and PCA enue. Av- Sherman on building basementcued res- were puppies adults, to on of from June ranging mixes, bull an apartment 21 from adoption. the for now available are June in ring fighting dog a Bronx love! a dog fighting ring in a Sherman Avenue apartment building basement. building Avenue apartment inaSherman ring fighting a dog discovered they where raid, 21 June the after topress the speak responders ASPCA and officers NYPD Rescued from dog ﬁ impaired is (212) 487-5496. sitepoll is located, please call (212) V-0-T-E-N-Y-C. TDDfor the hearing- your to vote where or eligible are you whether on For any information Only registered voters in this district are eligible to vote. the purpose of electing acandidate for the 12th Councilmanic District. PM November AMand9:00 6,2012, hoursof6:00 the between onTuesday, County ofBronx, Bronx, Borough ofthe inthe held of New York, notice is hereby given that willbe aspecialelection City the of Charter the of 25(b)(1) Pursuant to provisions Section of BY KIRSTEN SANCHEZ SANCHEZ BY KIRSTEN The ASPCA and NYPD NYPD and ASPCA The for seven Placement Twenty-six of the dogs According to the AS- pit and pitThe bulls dogs rescued fromFifty Show dogs these some NOTICE OFSPECIAL ELECTION temporary shelter. at a socialization extensive attention,of care, including medical dogs required two months the basement, the from proper handgun. caliber .25 ed dietzles and syringes. andtreadmills, harnesses, muz- doggie for spectators, seats arena, fighting a makeshift Bronx dog fighting ring. fighting dog Bronx a from saved dogs of50 one with plays responder ASPCA An After being removed removed being After aload- found also Police The basement included Photos courtesy of ASPCA of courtesy Photos The City Clerk of the City ofNew York Clerk of the City The City ghting ring ghting adoptions. adoptions. then extension for 4900 876-7700, at (212) ASPCA the call dogs, oneofthe ing September 25. for set is date court next Sanchez’ Johnson. Rob D.A. for Bronx aspokesman said jail, in up 4years to faces weapon. of sion count of criminal posses- of animal cruelty and one animal cruelty, six counts aggravated of counts six counts of animal fighting, 63 with charged and July 24, raid. the during arrested was enue building, Av- Sherman tendent ofthe them down. put to made was decision animal experts before the by several studied been had by people. handled be to ous to too be danger- termined de- were they because nized 17 eutha- be to groups, had ed and placed with rescue dogs were able to be treat- To find out about adopt- about out find To If convicted, Sanchez on arraigned He was Raul Sanchez, superin- dogs the said Hopman Although many of the for for 5 BRONX TIMES Sept. 6-12, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com

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the losses of September 11th September of losses the Borough plans for mourning for plans Borough ways to rememberways to the fallen. Flowersare sometimes placed at the base of the 9/11 memorial in Throggs Neck. It is just one of the Bronx County Building at take place on the steps of the itself. fallen, though not on 9/11 ty will also remember the the remember also will ty preme Court of Bronx Coun- Ruben Diaz Jr. andRuben the Diaz Su- Jr. woman Anna Pomaro. Anna Pomaro. woman officials, said Jacobi spokes- representativesand elected brief remarks from hospital munity advisory board, and board, and advisory munity the medical com- center’s bagpipes, a poem read by as well as a color guard, color a as well as of the World Trade Center, Trade Center, of the World two planes hit each tower tower each hit planes two minutes years 11 when, ago, moments of silence the for the hospital. hospital. the near the main entrance to to entrance main the near names of the fallen, Bronx’s bears plaques with the the Memorial Grove, which which Grove, Memorial the Tuesday, September 11 in in 11 September Tuesday, will start at 8:15 a.m. on on will a.m. 8:15 start at ter. ter. one at Jacobi Medical Cen- Medical Jacobi at one brances will be the annual annual the be will brances One of the largest remem- victims died who that day. lives of thelives borough 143 emonies that celebrate the versary of 9/11 with cer- with 9/11 of versary member the 11th anni- 11th the member www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Sept. 6-12, 2012 6 he came in, they changed for After violations. room the to survey Buildings from the Department of came someone and 2007, in raiser afund was here in said. Walcott teenagers,” for the and senior for children, open room getthe to owners building. management took over the new after 2007 in closed was room the said 1975, since tenant and association ant dent of Allertonto reopen it. Coops ten- management who convinced candidate assembly state 29 to celebrate and thank an onWednesday,room August outside community ered the room. community newly reopened their -in light the seeing tenant association is finally Coops Allerton The ness, Assembly candidate unlocks doors at the Coops BY KIRSTEN SANCHEZ SANCHEZ BY KIRSTEN “The last event we had “I battled with the new presi- Walcott, Janice gath- tenants About 50 ofdark- years five After can meet, have parties and and have parties meet, can where they have aplace to you have oftenants, sands hundreds of kids and thou- this large with 741 units, mained locked. re- still room the finished were repairs the but after needed repairs, structural of because locked was akey.”have had I since times three lock the changed They’ve lock. the T who knows this of agoodman, he was ableto business and “If you have acomplex“If room the said Walcott his was agood combination Joe Thompson intercede. officials had been trying trying been had officials elected and board munity com- the said president, cil Precinct Community Coun- Community Room.” we were ablethat by working together to proud reopen extremely am “I said. the he officials,” elected local their from of cooperation lack the and Room munity Com- ofthe sudden closure over the frustration their expressed Coops of Allerton ple’s lives,” Gjonaj said. to make a difference in peo- ing together people in order ofbring- example aprime is room. management to reopen the stepping in and convincing candidate Mark Gjonaj for State Assembly District day.” agood is today and itive people, for young our sary to have something pos- neces- it is Ithink happen. events,”various shesaid. Joe Thompson, 49th 49th Thompson, Joe residents “Countless “This accomplishment 80th praised Walcott it make is, thing “My room at the Allerton Coops. community ofthe reopening for the acelebration at tenants with along ribbon the cuts Park, Morris in District Assembly 80th the from assembly for the isrunning who man business alocal Gjonaj, Mark — children’s after-school after-school — children’s it ofthings for amultitude use can they and it open, is now “But said. 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suffering fromsuffering bullet wounds. Lo- toported Lincoln Medical Center trans- were males Two black area a after shooting occurred. werepolice sent officers into the p.m. the attacker. Center as investigator looked for totransported Lincoln Medical was victim female The victim. before he attempted to rape the that he was from Con Edison victim the told male unknown The afemale. attacked worker a utility as posing aman that a.m. ceived a laceration to a finger. afinger. to alaceration ceived re- victim The abedroom. inside person the secured and occupant male the overpower to able was culprit the aknife, with Armed awindow. through apartment the entered culprit unknown The male. aHispanic for underway was Asearch – 1051 Ave. Elder sisting the with inquiry. as- are Squad Victim’s Special years old. Investigators from the by male believed attacked was victim young The to be about 22tacked in the Sound area. View gators that she was sexually at- investi- told girl – A19 old year vouched the weapon as evidence. officers police the and loaded was handgun 380-caliber The number. serial adefaced had that agun of possession in was who Hill Ave. Police arrested a suspect a.m handling the inquiry. are sleuths Local condition. ble back areas and were listed in sta- were stabbed in the stomach and victims Both attacked. being after Center Medical Jacobi to taken Hispanic 27 year old males were p.m. heading the inquiry. are detectives Local arm. the to wound astab for help seeking ter appeared at Jacobi Medical Cen- victim male The stabbed. been into an incident were a male had looking are officials Police Ave. a.m. culprits. arrested five ing police officers Respond- Center. Medical cobi Both victims were treated at Ja- also. back the to wound a stab Hispanic male from was suffering in the backHispanic male had been stabbed whileties indicated that an 18 year old a 21from their station year house. Authori- old away feet afew only stabbing . – Chatterton Ave. and Castle Castle and Ave. . –Chatterton – Pugsley Ave and Gleason Gleason and Ave –Pugsley – 1302 Rosedale Ave. Two SAT, AUG. 11th, 9:40 SAT, AUG. 11th, 12:20 FRI, AUG. 17th, 7:00 p.m. p.m. 7:00 17th, AUG. FRI, a.m. 17th, 3:30 AUG. FRI, THURS, AUG. 16th, 12:40 MON, AUG. 13th, 10:35 SUN, AUG. 12th, 5:30 – 3125 Park Ave. Additional – Authorities were alerted 44th PCT.44th

worth of lottery scratch off tick- off scratch lottery of worth thousandwith dollars’ over five off made culprit unknown The person had broken into a store. unknown An occurred. had glary abur- that learned officials police after launched was investigation a.m. condition. life-threatening none were considered to be in a but stabbed, been had victims three All Hospital. Barnabas St. incident that sent three people to lookedforcement into officials an en- law as arrested was suspect a.m. inquiry. the handling are tectives de- Local condition. serious in be to reported was victim The area. torso the in stabbed been had man The Hospital. Barnabas St. to transported was man old 25 year p.m. inquiry. the with assisting are Squad Crime Hate the from tors Investiga- Hospital. Barnabas St. at treated was man The tacked. at- verbally being after wrist left the in slashed was male black old year A39 attack. bias a possible into looking are Authorities St. a.m. death. his to jumping by life own his took apparently man The male. black old a52 of year death the into looking are investigators p.m. dence for the pending trail. evi- as vouched was gun The tol. pis- a9-mm was group the from Taken away apistol. recovered were arrested as police officers – on the inquiry. detectives local with assisting are Squad Investigation 1’s Accident from Highway son. Police officers despite effects to assist the per- within several hours arriving after expired driver The atree. striking to Lincoln Medical Center after driver. operator The was taken amotorcycle of death the into ing look- are Authorities 169West St. p.m. the teen possession. moved a 22-caliber revolver from male was black A15 old year agun. with arrested found being after arrested was er as police p.m. re- inquiry. the handling are detectives cal 1694 Clay Ave. Four persons – 1735 University Ave. An SUN, AUG. 12th, 9:35 SAT, AUG. 11th, 1:50 7:40 AUG.THURS, 9th, THURS, AUG. 9th, 3:30 WED, AUG. 15th, 4:45 FRI, AUG. 17th, 3:00 a.m. a.m. 3:00 17th, AUG. FRI, 14th, 1:05 AUG. TUES, MON, AUG. 13th, 10:35 – Edward L. Grant Hwy. and and Hwy. Grant L. – Edward – 1760 Montgomery Ave. A – 3135 Ateenag- Ave. Park – 2440 Hunter Ave. Police – Ryer Ave. and East 184 East and Ave. – Ryer – 2387 Creston Ave. A Ave. – 2387 Creston 46th PCT. 45th PCT. evidence officials indicated. evidence officials as vouched was gun The rested. automatic pistol when he was ar- possession of semi- a 45-caliber in was suspect The police. by ed arrest- was agun license properly Ave. person Another who failed to a.m. injured. were injuries No lars. dol- seventy-five only with fled thief unknown the that indicated neighborhood Citibank. Officials a rob to attempted had male thorities were that alerted a black a.m. hand. left the to wound astab for treated being was who victim the interview to Police were called to hospital the wound. astab for help medical onDivision East233 St. seeking an arrived at Montefiore’s North wom- black old A29year section. to a hospital in the Wakefield St. Authorities were summoned 241 East and Rd. Plains – White attack. the into looking are tives Detec- area. chest the to wound aslash from suffering was man injured The attacked. being after ported to trans- was male black Jacobi old 50 year Medicala.m. Center tion. The investigation is being being is investigation The tion. reported was teen The leg. the to wound to from a suffering Hospital bullet be in Barnabas St. to taken was male stablebeen shot. condi-into an incident where a teen An had 18 year looking are 189 Authorities St. old blacka.m. appearance. court afuture pending is teen the gun was vouched as evidence and The pistol. caliber a40 with found being after possession gun legal il- with charged was male black 19 old year The arrested. being teenager was headed to jail after Another – 2111 Blvd. Southern death. the of cause the pinpoint investigators help will results The performed. be could autopsy an Medical so Examiner’s that office the to released was body The victim. old year 46 the found they where abedroom to lead were had been discovered. Authorities aman of body lifeless the after section Belmont the in building Policea.m. officers were called to a ets. – 3955 Baychester Ave. Au- SAT, AUG. 18th, 12:05 THURS, AUG. 16th, 9:50 a.m. 1:30 10th, AUG. FRI, WED, AUG. 8th, 4:00 SAT, AUG. 11th, 2:20 p.m. 6:25 10th, AUG. FRI, THURS, AUG. 9th, 6:45 – 1255 East Gun Hill Rd. A Rd. Hill – 1255 Gun East – Webster Ave. and East East and Ave. – Webster - Boston Rd. and Wilson Wilson and Rd. - Boston 48th PCT. 47th PCT. – 2428 Beaumont Ave. Ave. – 2428 Beaumont from Transit District # 12 respond- officers Police line. train # 6IRT Bay Pelham the on station train IRT the to called were responders First St. Lowell and Ave. – Whitlock arrested. was pect that reported the sus- Officials cab. the use to looking appeared when another possible passenger thief was apparently scared off would-be the but culprit, known driver was approached by the un- The driver. cab afemale rob to attempted who person the for ed conduct- was Asearch Pkwy. olu a.m. Barnabas Hospital. St. to taken was woman the tody cus- in Once person. the Taser on a used officials police woman by police. In order to control the custody into taken being after toported an area medical facility trans- was woman Latino old year a.m. handling the inquiry. are detectives Local Center. cal Medi- Jacobi at back the also and arm left the to wounds for treated was victim stabbed.The reported was male old A22year 261 St. p.m. inquiry. the handle will who detectives local to over finding their turned and shooting the about tion cers at the scene obtained informa- offi- Police Center. Medical Jacobi to transported was male black old a21 year wound, astomach from p.m. asuicide. was death iner’s will determine if office the Exam- Medical The believe. cials offi- like own his took apparently man old 58year The agarage. in body husband’s her found woman were summoned to a home after a.m. ducting the inquiry. con- be will who detectives cal lo- to report the over turned and incident the about information obtained wound. Police officers astab from suffering was woman tance. 43 The year old Caucasian assis- medical requested woman a after Parkway Pelham on ter Cen- Medical Jacobi to moned were sum- St. Police officers – Morris Park Ave. and East 180 pect could be facing a year in jail. in ayear facing be could pect sus- the trail his of outcome the 22-caliber handgun. Depending he was found in possession of a Hispanic man into custody after lice officers p.m. took alocal investigation unit. 24 yearhandled by detectives from the old – Perry Ave. and East Mosh- East and Ave. – Perry SAT, AUG. 18th, 4:10 a.m. AUG.SUN, 12th, 3:55 THURS, AUG. 9th, 6:35 FRI, AUG. 17th, 11:00 SAT, AUG. 18th, 10:30 MON, AUG. 13th, 10:10 p.m. 8:15 10th, AUG. FRI, WED, AUG. 15th, 11:20 – 920 Mace Ave. Suffering Suffering Ave. – 920 Mace – Riverdale Ave. and West and Ave. – Riverdale – 2404 Bouck Ave. Police Police Ave. Bouck – 2404 - 104 A29 190 West St. 52nd PCT. – 2460 Hoffman St. Po- St. Hoffman – 2460 50th PCT. 49th PCT. 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www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Sept. 6-12, 2012 32 To R.S.V.P. or for parkingarrangements, pleasecontact Jacobi PublicRelations at(718)918-3827. to commemoratethe11th Anniversary ofSeptember 11, 2001. Jacobi MedicalCenter andNorthCentralBronx Hospital Memorial GardenontheJacobi MedicalCenter campus S EPTEMBER invite youtojoinusinasolemn procession atthe Please cometothe MemorialGardenentrance We Will Remember Always (located adjacent to theStaff House-Building#2) at 8:15a.m. on Tuesday, September 11, 2012. The JointCommunity Advisory Boardsof 11 M 11 EMORIAL P ROCESSION Jacobi MedicalCenter MemorialGarden 33 BRONX TIMES Sept. 6-12, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme LawrenceSteve and Eydie Steve Lawrence and and Lawrence Steve LittleHis “Go Away Performing alone, Those were the years received both They scores for such series as as series such for scores “Jericho,” “Cane,”Their etother son, Michael, al. undiagnosed an of died heart in problem 1986 at 23. age Eydie Gorme soon became performers featured the on most of the popular TV of the day. shows reachedGirl” #1 in 1962. Her hit song “Blame on it the Bossa over sold Nova” a million the copies follow- year. ing to- Paired great. were they unstop- were they gether, pable. variety when were shows enormously popular and they all vied to get Steve Eydie and Lawrence Gorme as guest stars. well-deserved honors in of Hall “Songwriters the Fame” their for lifetime achievements. He is recalled for his was Lawrence Steve his for recalled is He Thetwo met on the They had two sons. rence that really she be- well-known. came in Liebowitz Sidney born Brooklyn 8, on July 1935. numerous hits including “Party Doll” which reached #5 on the charts 1953. in hosted Show” “Tonight Steve Allenby (1921-2000) and were married the at El down Rancho Hotel on the Strip burned in Las on December Vegas way, 29, The 1957. famous hotel, the by 1960.on July 17, The Lawrence Nessim David was the composer is who Musical, known American for Pie, School High Cheetah Girls 2 and others along with his popular This mix her an gave She was fluent in La- may beIt of interest to Eydie Gorme made readers few willVery It wasn’t until she Sephardic Jews. opportunity to become somewhat of a linguist and her first was job asan interpreter the for United Nations. and (Judeo-Spanish) dino Spanish. note that she was a cousin of Neil Sedaka, also of decent. Jewish Turkish her first 78 RPM recording Tommy the with 1950 in Tucker Orchestra and Don Brown. recall her two early vinyl and recordings: Powder Cherry by Paint followed Stones. Law- Steve with up teamed

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39 BRONX TIMES Sept. 6-12, 2012 wwwbxtimes.com Photo by David Cruz MARK GJONAJMARK NAOMI RIVERA NAOMI Polls are opened from Reach reporter Da- hand with several bills bills several with hand drafted his by former boss, as statewho Labor Com- missioner has endorsed ethical some him, creating concerns. 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Thuyrs- September 13. day, Francisco Gonzalez its sits as Francisco president. longtime move him from his longtime longtime his from him move manager. district as post 718-742-3383 or Cruz at vid [email protected]. t status t But whileBut the chal- Despite the lack of fi- A Parkchester attor- Pe- to lost Sepulveda Figueroa, an attorney But as But Gonzalez and his did will who Anyone were not aware of “We lengers’ views differ, they com- in thing one have do mon - a campaign website, have. not does Rivera which camp didRivera’s not return calls seeking an ex- planation. nancial resources, Rivera political more maintains from backing with clout, Bronx Party Democratic Boss Carl Heastie and the local organization, county she issues whose unions backed has with sided in Albany also and the endorsement of who Borough President Ruben Jr., Diaz Sepulveda Luis Democrat in named the newly 87th for- District, Assembly the 76th,merly covering CastleHill Parkchester, Farms.and West up picked Sepulveda ney, endorsements from Heast- Councilwoman City and ie Anabel Palma early on in become the race against Danny to Figueroa III, longtime chief of staff office to former As- semblyman Peter Rivera, left follow- who Cuomo’s Andrew Governor 2010 in Commissioner. Labor Rivera ter ing a campaign he where notched 44% of the elector- ate. as well, has a platform on ism infrastructure,more more housing, affordable afterschool and senior programs. group work to againgroup work qualify Leba- charitablefor status, large Bronx as such donors non Hospital can’t claim its contributions as a tax deduction. likely a penalty, pay according to Guidestar. the until problem recently,” said Gonzalez, “Once get we [corporate the reinstated, sponsors] can claim again.” it The revelation comes as Gonzalez faces a community board shakeup - with Diaz replacing almost half its members - that could re- Perennial candidate Gjonaj (pronounced His highlights website While Rivera has been He has proposed revi- Gonzalez admitted the the admitted Gonzalez calling been “We’ve orga- the said Gonzalez or- parade the said He Primary up races heat From page 1 more paign claiming he’s po- people’s the with line in a as than Gjonaj palate litical sees he and Estrada-Rukaj, he who what believes are too conserva- for tive liberal leaning district. commu- a Estrada-Rukaj, in Al- based activist nity lerton, claims Rivera has attracted “enough drama” to the district. while But Estrada-Rukaj is not clear she would like what about dis- the in change see to trict, she calls herself a safety candidate. family-oriented Joe-nigh), has however, launched a serious campaign thanks to his heavy education, warchest. of he standswhere on the issues and health. has He doled out thousands of dollars to fund his campaign, as well as bankroll other causes, including a funeral 4-year- for Lloyd Morganold killed in a cross-fire this summer, and a lawyer tenants for at Tracey fighting Towers a 65 percent hike. rent fundraising the in weak department, has Gjonaj al- a number of ready out sent newspaper with mailings, headlines blaring the mul- against investigations tiple Rivera, her absentee record local of lack and Albany in constituent services. talizing tour- the borough’s BPDP hasn’t filed hasn’t BPDP taxes - but because the group is simply shorthanded. The challenge, he said, is finding a volunteer accountant to file paperwork. the and calling the accountant to get back and file the paperwork.” nization hasn’t made a dime from - “I the some- event my into go to times have pocket.” large prefers ganization donors directly funding pa- events. rade “While the emphasis emphasis “While the The next phase the of will program That in- Richard Br. said he’s “If I am accepted,” he “I’ve had occasions are servants Public John DeSio, communi- “I’m not a tax expert, also find an equally impor- equally reli- freshman his in topics an gion classes, find he said they will also tant place students for being shared in St. His- Raymond’s Religiontory, and Psychology departments. at the Anti-Defamation program was on the Holocaust can that anti-Semitism, and easily be applied to bullying Br. said stereotyping,” and Richard. League’s Anti-Defamation Bearing Witness program will offer educators across the nation the opportunity to travel to Israel. of discussionsclude on various number a to as there, scholars with issues visits as well sacredsites to both and Jews Christians. more thaneager for to apply program. the immerse to hoping “I’m said, Holy the in totally myself Land.” city Department of Trans- of Crespo, and Councilman Department calledJimmy Vacca on the city fine enforce to portation law passed into schedules fine the raise that 2010 in a tractor-trailerfor parking overnight from $65 to $250 a firstfor offense, and $500 a secondfor offense. to have meetings here but but meetings here have to they’re [Commu- outside operational 9’s] Board nity admitted. Gonzalez hours,” using from banned also city-owned resources and any non-Citysupplies for purpose. cations director Borough for isPresident Ruben Diaz Jr., baffled Gonzalez by dodging the taxman. seems it but like some- it’s thing that can into a you get of trouble.” lot “Someone put that in in that put “Someone City the within Rules “This was truly an in- Besidesdiscussing the Elected officials includ- in Bruckner Plaza, which which forms, IRS 2006 and 2004 Plaza, filed in December 2008, do Gonzalez’sshow address as 1967Turnbull Avenue Bruckner in Board Community houses offices. 9’s said Gonzalez,error,” head of the 25-year organization. “That’s been never an address used here. I’ll make sure corrected.” it’s per- to Charter ser- state public vants can’t pursue “person- required al and private activities dur- is ing timesthe when public service form services the for City.” prejudice and bigotry. valuable experience as a religion and as teacher, a hu- Richard.man said being,” Br. “The weekend was truly in- spiring.” Brother Richard Lalime of St. will School High Raymond Anti-Defamation bringing be tolerance of message League’s studentsto this year. hardest hit by truckers who who truckers by hit hardest park their cabs and rigs on streetscity instead of pay- Connecti- or ing a motel, for or stopping Jersey New in the for cut night. ing Senator Jeff Klein, As- semblyman Michael Bene- detto, Assemblyman Marcos

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Boro’s Puerto Rican Day Parade loses non-proﬁ loses Parade Day Rican Puerto Boro’s Year of Respect at St. Ray’s St. at Respect of Year is one of those that has been parking of trucks. is not mainly overnight overnight mainly not is explainthat the issue here Kearns, took pains who to Bruckner Boulevard,” said Middletown Road and From page 1 From page 16 page From office. from the community board that he operates the charity Bronx Times. hide,” Gonzalez told the the told Gonzalez hide,” ty Board 9. for Soundview’s Communi- Soundview’s for longtime district manager manager district longtime by Francisco Gonzalez, back to 2006. to back last filing for BPDP dates dates BPDP for filing last relations, such as diversity, diversity, as such relations, to file taxes The every year. issues of Catholic-Jewish Catholic-Jewish of issues the law requires nonprofits Semitism and contemporary contemporary and Semitism cluded the Holocaust, anti- Holocaust, the cluded in Manhasset, L.I. natius Jesuit Retreat house house Retreat Jesuit natius intensive program St. at Ig- City 30-August July the 1 for educators from York New League brought together 20 together brought League ing by the Anti-Defamation Anti-Defamation the by ing lic-Jewish relations. shop this summer on Catho- on summer this shop Lalime, attended who a work- Christian Brother Richard the lessons largely thanks to its various departments. fects of bullying, in lessons in Christian relations to the ef- everything fromJewish- year the of Respect.” “Year made its theme this for school for Boys infor Parkchester has along. pecially its students - to get school wants everyone - es- www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Sept. 6-12, 2012 40 ington and Mgr. Bobby Valentine, and ington shortly. very adeal ing expect- waivers putwere ontrade Jacob Elsbury and Jon Lester that Word it has salaries. in of $250M trade. Bostondidn’t think they’d also do it in one rid blow to going roster, up the but themselves I were they Iheard Ha! prospects. for Dodgers the to Nick Punto and Josh Beckett, Crawford, Carl goingreported that the “Sawx” were to send Adrian game.tire en- for the have badly looked Jets Gonzalez, the far problem. So a conditioning had team the alot like sounds sure 100 points in the 4th quarter. This still---. but exhibition, an was this I know sacks. 4more allowed They yards. 11-18, was 123 Sanchez yards. 14, 55 4forTebow looked horriblegoing noTD. with game go another Maybe they knew the Jets would were playing in the Meadowlands. Jets were the home team and they the was irony The giants. of the land the is “This intoned, nouncer an- onwhere the came for trucks Carolina exhibition game a tv ad the Red Sox Blowing up Blowing Blowing Up The Red Sox Red Up The Blowing So next season GM Ben Cher- GMBen season next So On 8/25 the Boston Dallowed Jets the season Last Globe 17-12. Carolina to lost Jets The At the beginning of the Jet- Continued on next page on next Continued How Ironic Was That How Ironic BY BOB CONNOLLY such as elusive returning run- elusivesuch as returning with, work to weapons of plenty of McHale’sself, opening things up because development. bit more.” alittle offense Heing to let has me play go- around “He’s with the coach. his of said McHale you,” 6-foot-2 the hetrusts ing game. title AA Class the onein including year last lenberg drivesgame-winning against Kel- last-second, two to Prep ham Ford- clutch, leading always been has McHale playoffs. AAA Class CHSFL the to getback Rams the quicker, come to games help to the want him made It has head. his to butcoach’s hasn’t let it get praise, ofhis know to pleased was throws, monster.” “He’s a McGrane: Michael man cial.” very, very, spe- something be very hecan ball the throw to time him dous,” tremen- he’s be to going game, onedrop. with 15-of-16 ing go- tenure, 18-year of Gorynski’s game perfect first the had nearly in the afternoon. Wednesday he early 16-for-18 and on Thursday He was 14-of-17 in the morning at practice. chart they numbers passing the through ran Gorynski spot. starting the secured and own his into come has Trimble, split said. coach head Prep timehome this happy,” the Fordham lastic in the preseason. year absolutely ecstat- him has McHale James with but quarterback please, to John storied program, feels finishing finishing feels program, storied at the season third his entering Bronx. The win simple: is fall this QM McHale, Fordham P. ready for big leap Kennedy’s high hopes hinge on top QB prospect Gorynski is tinkering him- know- feeling good “It’s avery the all make who can McHale, line- offensive senior Added the to “If translates this who caller, signal junior The “I don’t think I’ve ever gone Pete Gorynski is a hard man The John F. John The coach, Kennedy Andy Lanceberg’s goal for Continued on next page on next Continued BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI JOSEPH BY Gorynski said. “If we get “If said. Gorynski BY ZACH BRAZILLER you look at borough integrity, it integrity, you look at borough “If said. other,” each to Lanceberg close so all they’re because kids team. young for his progression natural the is borough atop the “It’s really important for the for the important “It’s really Fordham Prep quarterback James McHale is primed for a big year, coach Pete Gorynski believes. year, forabig Pete Gorynski coach isprimed McHale James quarterback Fordham Prep the playoffs that much easier.” that playoffs the thing that’s giving you the road to It’s it. doing some- Magnet pus Cam- you it, doing see Lincoln see You you it, doing offs. Clinton see tends to show through in the play- ANDY LANCEBERG...... PAGE41 tothis addition progoram.”great ed, runs goodroutes, high [football] IQ andhe’s a “He’s Jones] [Timothy solid sure-hand- kid, areally nior quarterback Anthony Cruz. Cruz. Anthony quarterback nior ju- impressive is list topofthe the At Down. 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NFL former a Allison, Tyree new coach under map onthe program football King’s the Christ star Fuchs two-sport the Rutgers, is hopingfers from to Connecticut put and receiver/tight end with of- King the Christ Fuchs, defeats. semifinal straight two after title sive PSAL elu- an with career end his to wants and touchdowns, G/DT Jay Hayes, Poly Poly Hayes, Jay G/DT 5-foot-11 dynamic The RB/WR/DB James wide 6-foot-6 A dynamic WR/TE Jordan around him. so manysignal-caller’s impact with talentedthinking about the accurate Gorynski doing back flips weapons Pete coach has forward Prep Fordham explosive junior.the defenseswhat’s to come for opposingTop 10 of plays, apreview when made ESPN Sportscenter’s it comesPSAL championship game run in last December’s to Erasmus Hall others. among Dame, Notre and Oregon Michigan, from season as he weighs offers bounce back from a subpar help Poly to try will 2014, prospects in the Class of nation’s oneofthe top man, line- two-way 270-pound The junior’s major leap major leap junior’s The McHale, James QB memorable 53-yard His RB/DB Kahlil Lewin, The massive 6-foot-5, nal this year. this nal ‘AAA’ the to Clippers the fi- and Tennessee, hopes to lead from Connecticut, Syracuse offers who has star & field track ablazing back, ning Xaverian Hamilton. 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In most patients who who patients most In In adults, the reimplant- After reimplanting the the reimplanting After The knocked tooth out Theupper front perma- BY DR. WILLIAM WOLFSON WILLIAM DR. BY scesses seen on an x-ray. ation, gum abscesses, or ab- pulp, such as pain, discolor- years symptoms for of dying are observed least at five for canal procedure. These teeth formed) may not need a root root has completely not yet in children (where the tooth tooth the (where children in implanted permanent teeth teeth permanent implanted weeks. On the other hand, re- canal procedure within 1-4 ed tooth should a root have as clean as possible. as clean as diligently to keep the mouth mouth the keep to diligently brushes all the other teeth on the splinted teeth, and and teeth, splinted the on eats soft foods, avoids biting biting avoids foods, soft eats splinting period, the patient around it heals. During the the During heals. it around to stabilize while it the bone for 2-8for weeks. Splinting helps this tooth to adjacent teeth this adjacent tooth to the dentist can then splint tooth into its original its tooth into socket, the dental office. the mouth while traveling to within the cheeks inside of of inside cheeks the within calm, the tooth may be held children and adults are who sible. Alternatively, in older older in Alternatively, sible. to the dentist as soon as pos- able) or inable) water and brought be stored in milk (if avail- (if milk in stored be tooth, then the tooth should should tooth the then tooth, sure about reimplanting the reimplanting about sure the parent or patient is un- is patient or parent the crown and its root. not by If handle the tooth only its by tist. Care should be taken to and then checked the by den- done by thedone by or parent patient which it came. it which This can be planted) into the socket from from socket the into planted) milk, and placed back (reim- is rinsed in clean or water attachto their teeth sockets. of the frequently accident re- reimplanted within one hour hour one within reimplanted tooth of its is socket. out Teeth is the amount of time that the the that time of amount the is the success of reimplantation important variable affecting affecting variable important as soon as possible. The most most The possible. as soon as their sockets (reimplanted) moist, and placed back into into back placed and moist, shouldbe retrieved, kept knocked permanent out teeth manent teeth later. However, However, teeth later. manent be naturally replaced by per- by replaced naturally be the mouth, since they will usually not reimplanted in baby or primary teeth are are teeth primary or baby increased risk. Knocked out them into alignment are at at are alignment into them odontic treatment to bring teeth that not had have orth- forward-protruding front knocked out. Children with with Children out. knocked mon teethmon to be completely nent teethnent arethe most com- www.bxtimes.com BRONX TIMES Sept. 6-12, 2012 44 cations &terms -credit severitymay alter rates,terms, downpymnt. See dealerfor comp. dtls. Not respfor typos/equip errors &vehicles sold priortopub. date. Picsforillus. purp only. Offers exp. 09/11/12. DMV#2600376. es areclosed endedw/purchase opt. incl. Lessee respformaint & excesswear/tear. OnStarwithturn-by-turn Navi: based onano charge 6mos. subscription fromGM. †Subj. lenderapproval andrequiredqualifi- toprimary (B)3576, (C)$4536; Residual-$13,017. Equinox=(A)$4056, (B)$5016 (C)$5976;Residual-$18,003. Traverse=(A)4776, (B)$5736, (C)$669 *Prices incl. allcosts tobepaidbythecustomerexcept forlicensing/reg+$795bankfee for Traverse/$595 forEquinox&Cruze+1st payment+tax. All pricesincludeallrebatestodealer. Total Payments: Cruze=(A)$2616 iil i Pi PICK YOUR PAYMENT Come andpick thebestpayment optionforyouwith LOVE IT OR RETURN IT LOVERETURN ITOR ^Go to^Go for chevyconfidence.com details. GUARANTEE lttbi htt t th b id b t t ll CHEVY'S ^ Plan Arequires $2012Down,PlanBrequires $999DownandPlanCrequires $0Down. keyless entry, MSRP$33,225. cruise control, tiltwheel, Bluetooth, remote XMRadio, OnStarwithturn-by-turnNavigation, ABS/wind/locks/mirr, A/C,Stereo/CD/ AM/FM 8 Pass , Stk#12459, 5dr, 6cylpowersteer/ NEW '12 NEW '12N mats, MSRP$18,865. Navigation, tiltwheel, remotekeylessentry, floor Stereo/CD/XM Radio, OnStarwithturn-by-turn steer/ABS/windows/locks/mirrors/A/C, AM/FM Stk# 120412, 4dr, 4cyl, automatic, power NEW '12 Traverse Equinox Cruze E MSRP $26,090. MMS turn Navigation, Bluetooth, cruise,tu tiltwheel, Stereo/CD/XMRadio, OnStarwithturn-by- S ABS/wind/locks/mirr/drv.A seat, A/C, AM/FM Stk#12438E,S 5dr, 4cyl, auto, powersteer/ ter t B rnr k# E S R

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