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Bronxites socked by 335% 335% by socked Bronxites higher No-Fault premiums No-Fault higher fault insurance benefits.” fill paperwork out and file no cilities and are there solely to even have doctors in their fa- their in doctors have even mills that sometimes don’t ties that have set up medical medical up set have that ties these organized crime enti- do have a major problem with problem a major do have need,” Baldwin said. “But we medical treatment that they they that treatment medical want policy to holders get the tims, and certainly will we injured auto accident vic- accident auto injured est want people to who help medical providers are hon- culated the by PCIAA. citing statistics that were cal- were that statistics citing New York City, Baldwin City, said, York New highest of any borough in York State average, and theYork which arewhich 335% of the New they pay their premiums, premiums, their pay they costing Bronx driverswhen medical mills downstate are ciation of America.ciation erty Casualty Insurers Asso- Insurers Casualty erty vice the for president Prop- win, who is also assistant assistant also is who win, spokeswoman Kristina Bald- the city, said Fraud Coststhe city, NY throughout the borough and and borough the throughout by clients of “medical mills” policies that are being filed filed being are that policies on no-fault auto insurance or fraudulent medical claims when it comes to excessive excessive to comes it when stop fraudstop and abuse lawsuit and others enacted that will ing to have laws re-written re-written laws have to ing drivers. drivers. see as a “fraud tax” on Bronx together to stop what some what stop to together munity leaders are coming elected officials, and com- 
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cart in a parking garage. garage. aparking in cart struck in the head with a shopping being after Center Medical Lincoln to transported were TwoSt. males p.m. investigators. the to ported had no been injuries fired, were re- Shots scene. acrime leaving seen was who male aHispanic question to looking are police investigators, to provided information on Based Rd. Macomb’s and Ave. – Jerome semi-automatic pistol. a25-caliber was suspect Latino the from Taken away a gun. with him found officers police local ter old Hispanic male was arrested af- A20year – 1425 Ave. Townsend crime scene. culprits were the seen fleeing other two that indicated Reports custody. into asuspect took cers Barnabas as Hospital police offi- St. to taken was man injured The area. back the to two and leg, left the to one wounds, separate three from suffering was victim the times. Authorities indicated that three stabbed was amale where tors are looking into an incident investiga- 167 Police St. – 2East as evidence was a pistol. 9-mm been registered in NYC. Vouched have to failed weapon the that upon checking authorities learned vouched another time This gun. police as arrested was A suspect p.m. indicated.Square officials died within an hour at Westchester times, several shot was who male Ave.occurred A near Lafayette faced with a that homicide inquiry are Detectives Ave. – 732 Metcalf incident. reported will beDetectives looking into the care. specialized for Center ical Med- Jacobi to taken was teen The raped. been had she that tigators inves- police told girl – Ateenage suspect. the arrested incident lice investigators looking into the Po- search. scene acrime ducted con- Squad Service Emergency from the wound as police officers arm aright of treatment for Center Medical Jacobi to transported was pital. A 13 year old Hispanic girl ahos- to teenager ayoung sent connection with a shooting that in arrested was Asuspect Aves. p.m. – 1553 Westchester Ave. Ave. –1553 Westchester MON, JAN. 30th, 5:30 30th, MON, JAN. 1:45 29th, JAN. SUN, a.m. 11:20 SAT, 28th, p.m. JAN. SAT, JAN. 28th, 5:30 a.m. 2:25 SAT, 28th, JAN. SAT, JAN. 28th, 5:00 a.m. SAT, JAN. 28th, 3:00 a.m. 6:25 26th, JAN. THURS, – Gateway Mall – East 149 –East Mall – Gateway – Westchester and Elder Elder and – Westchester 43rd PCT. 44th PCT.44th

North Central Bronx Hospital. Hospital. Bronx Central North to transported was suspect jured in- The awarrant. executed they as door the on knocked police after window the from jumped culprit The window. the of out fleeing pect by Brooklyn detectives sent a sus- door the on knock morning the in a.m. about thenotified incident. beforethief fled police could be the money of sum unknown an ing Carry- afemale. by occupied was that home the into way his pushed male the agun, with Armed home. a into way his pushed who male unknown the for looking are lice p.m. Rd. Officials indicated that two two that indicated Officials Rd. Plains White of off salon beauty a in occurred that robbery armed an during injured reported was p.m. hand. and thigh right the to wounds graze from suffering ported trans- was victim male The twice. shot to been had who male black old St. year a30 found officers police ing Barnabas Arriv- ashooting. of scene the to Creston Ave. Police were called Hospitala.m. NYC. in agun own to license proper the obtain to failed who person a from away taken was revolver a22-caliber time This Bronx. the of streets the off taken was gun a.m. dence. evi- as vouched and suspect the from removed was weapon The gun. a380-caliber of possession in found was culprit The police. cal lo- by arrested was male black old A52 year Ave. Tremont 228 West started. was inquiry an as tion obtained all the required informa- officers the Once area. chest the to wounds stab two for assistance seeking own his on hospital the at stabbing. A Hispanic male arrived a of learned Hospital Barnabas St. to responded who officers lice Po- 184 St. and Ave. – Jerome case. court pending the for vouched was revolver ber a38-cali- time This streets. Bronx cers took another gun of off West pect was arrested as police offi- p.m. – 2024 Jerome Ave. Another – 3095 Glennon Pl. An early early An Pl. Glennon – 3095 MON, JAN. 30th, 8:30MON, 30th, JAN. 1:20 29th, JAN. SUN, THURS, JAN. 26th, 7:00 26th, JAN. THURS, 4:00 30th, JAN. MON, 3:50 30th, JAN. MON, p.m. 5:10 27th, JAN. FRI, FRI, JAN. 27th, 5:40 a.m. 7:55 26th, JAN. THURS, – 702 East 226 St. No one one No 226 St. – 702 East – 2084 Grand Ave. Asus- Ave. Grand – 2084 – 1823 Parkview Ave. Po- – East Tremont Ave. and and Ave. Tremont – East 46th PCT. 45th PCT. 47th PCT. –

computer. computer. alaptop besides card, acredit 3, fled with the victim’s play station # culprits two The area. facial the to male second the by whipped pistol home. Once inside, was the victim other male to enter the victim’s an- permits female The Internet. home whom he had met over the his to over afemale invited male A Internet. the to linked be might looking into another incident that 1920 Washington Ave. Police are injured. were occupants the of None lets. they twoculprits fled with twowal- robbery, the announcing after and store the entered pair unknown The area. Wakefield the in store a robbed males black two point p.m. into the community. deployed was Task Force Bronx to assist with the search so the were needed tional police officers indicated.dollars Addi- officials thief made with off three thousand cal business near Edison Ave. The alo- robbed he when aknife with armed was culprit unknown The male. aHispanic for conducted was Asearch Ave. – 1945 Bartow culprit. the for search to munity officers into the Wakefield com- deployed additionalficials police SUV. Of- colored ablack in fled culprit unknown the that indicated mation from the incident scene Infor- gun. manufactured a foreign from fired were that bullets dozen a over recovered scene crime the Center. checking Police officers Medical Jacobi to removed was Hospital while the second victim totransported Mt. Vernon General was victims injured the of One line. city the of south just shot been had males two that learned ties Authori- Rd. – 4718 Plains White culprits. three the for conducted was area the of search A apackage. with off running fore threw the victim to the ground be- reported was culprit third the to while old, be 18 yearsof them might have been 12 years old, two culprits, who three The mailman. a robbed who males three for ing look- are Police 226 St. – 973 East asearch. with assist to community the into called were Task Force Bronx the from ficers of- police Additional cash. in $360 with fled culprits The business. the entered gunpoint at males black THURS, JAN. 26th, 6:20 6:20 26th, JAN. THURS, p.m. 1:40 27th, JAN. FRI, SUN, JAN. 29th, 10:50 10:50 29th, JAN. SUN, 1:40 29th, a.m. JAN. SUN, 11:30SAT, 28th, p.m. JAN. 12:15 SAT, 28th, p.m. JAN. – 748 East 233 St. At knife knife At 233– 748 St. East 49th PCT. 48th PCT. –

Local police officers summoned Local police officers her leg in addition to a laceration. to bruising severe causing vehicle own her by struck was woman the but culprit the stop to attempted woman The inside. child old year athree with vehicle her took male aHispanic that investigators told Awoman reported. was jacking tech reinforcements a in car- after summoned some highofficers police Local Ave. – 2651 Jerome vouched as evidence. and suspect the from away taken in NYC. A 22-caliber revolver was agun own to license proper the obtain to failed who male a black arrested Park Police Blvd. officers a.m. injury. escaped employee government The keys. his grabbed culprits more two bag, mail the through went males Hispanic two approached a postal worker, as group The culprits. four for search ing with local detectives as they work- are investigators – Federal Hospital. Barnabas St. to transported was worker injured the leg, abroken from ing Suffer- worker. the extricated and tank the entered Firefighters tank. fell approximately 16 feet into the tank aflocculate in working was who contractor aprivate after plant Filtration Water DEP city’s responders were called to the a.m. pistol. was semi-automatic a 45-caliber vouched and culprit the from away of an unregistered weapon. Taken when he was found in possession old Hispanic male was arrested 3450 Ave. Kingsbridge A 24 year a seven year old child home alone. alone. home child old year a seven and old year atwo leaving charged was culprit The woman. black old a25 year arresting up ended glect looking into a of report child ne- – 2512 Cruger Ave. Authorities aminer’s autopsy. Ex- Medical the of results the for in are bed.lying Detectives waiting found was deceased The boy. old a16 of year death the into looking are Officials – 2132 Ave. Wallace handling the inquiry. shoulder. Bronxdetectives are left the to wound astab for care medical seeking Luke’s Hospital St. to went male black old 25 year The attention. medical seeking Hospital a Manhattan entered Bronx the in stabbed Aman Ave. Park Morris and Rd. – Unionport fleeing. fore an amount unknown of money be- with provided was culprit The gun. a displaying business the entered thief unknown The gunpoint. at robbed a neighborhood business who person the for conducted was p.m. SAT, JAN. 28th, 1:05 p.m. 305 26th, JAN. THURS, 1:30MON, 30th, JAN. p.m. 10:00 30th, JAN. MON, a.m. 1:00 27th, JAN. FRI, MON, JAN. 30th, 9:15 p.m. p.m. 9:15 30th, JAN. MON, p.m. 4:15 30th, JAN. MON, a.m. 3:00 29th, JAN. SUN, – Jerome Ave. and Bedford Bedford and Ave. – Jerome – 740 Astor Ave. A search Asearch Ave. – 740 Astor – 3701 Jerome Ave. First First Ave. – 3701 Jerome 52nd PCT. 50th PCT. – bring the incident under control. control. under incident the bring smoke-eaters some 90minutes to the took It areas. burning the cape es- to heat and smoke permit to to cut through concrete in order had blaze the battling Firefighters area. floor first the for order vacate city’s building issued department a The bedrooms. several into turned basement its had home private story three the that indicated cials to been reported was she in where Center stable totransported Jacobi Medical condition. was daughter, victim’s the female, Offi-vision where he young expired. The to Hospital’s Montefiore Di- North rushed was man The victims. both Rescuers were CPR performing on blaze. atwo-alarm in injured being after condition stable in reported was woman, old a27 year victim, Asecond acardiac. from 60’s died his in amale that indicated ties agencies.with other Authori- city along fire afatal into looking are Marshals – 1120 Fire 225 St. East control. under was fire the that the incident commander indicated house.apartment minutes Within high 5story the of floor third the on was blaze the that indicated firefighters Nereid Ave. Arriving residential structure located near a damaged section Wakefield the in Afire Ave. Wickham – 4400 scene. the to respond to additionaltwo ladder companies Incident Commander requested Dept.’s Fire The inhalation. smoke coln Medical Center from suffering Lin- to taken was male Hispanic Athird burns. degree 2nd from Bronx Lebanon Hospital suffering to transported was man Hispanic old A21 year Hospital. Lebanon Bronx at 1:30 at a.m. died man the that indicated Officials blaze. the results of injuries received during Hispanic man apparentlydied as old A27 year Bronx. West the in afire of results as died person a.m. right-away. the from removed and custody police in was person the a.m. 2:20 requested By by police officials. also was unit bag air An jump. to the railroad system threatening disturbed person entered upon emotionally An 5lines. 2and ber the railroad tracks of the IRT num- were needed on police officers Squad Service Emergency Ave. Westchester and Ave. – Jackson pect with several charges. charges. several with pect dent charging the 58 year old sus- arrested male a resi- Manhattan Police fracture. aleg suffered had it was determined that the woman where facility medical anearby to transported was she but son, her with reunited was woman The tion. sec- Fordham the in located was mini-van with the child still in it the minutes 30 about In a search. a police helicopter to assist with SUN, JAN. 29th, 5:40 a.m. 5:40 29th, JAN. SUN, FRI, JAN. 27th, 4:15 p.m. 12:13 26th, JAN. THURS, a.m. 2:05 29th, JAN. 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Please join us in recognizing Each woman’s unique This year the Bronx Times, This year the Bronx These special words are re- These special Commitment… Jackie Acevedo Ana Garcia Reyes Ana Garcia Francis Maturo Francis Mary Anne Tighe Mary Anne Awilda Cordero Awilda Bernice M. Williams M. Bernice Marie Howse Virginia Wright Virginia Sister Salene MarySister Flores publication on March 22nd 2012. publication on March their contributions to the Bronx. highlighted in a keepsake Bronx women. be accomplishments will profiles, salutes 25 influential profiles, salutes 25 prove the lives of others. in-depth through a series of have devoted their own life to im- have devoted their served for those individuals who served for those individuals BRONX TIMES Feb. 23-29, 2012 12 it’s hard to take. to it’s hard amount of temptationstisement on your stop in the store. We think adver- the an notfind to unlikely It is should around. dents be stu- ofthe all decreased, and neighbors the with popular as supermarket. and deli ery ev- in avoided location easily due their to thing School. way ofthinking? their to everyone conform to vidual or group would like to changethe government in order or a specific influencing indi- constitutional or individual freedoms would other What freedoms. religious individuals’ an on imposing now is that reform care health same the is this Note, U.S. Constitution. the under right individuals onan infringes ties, penal- orface insurance have medical to exempt) are that more thousands and bill form re- this pushed and wrote that those (except Americans, for all requirement mandatory United States soon will decide if imposing a knowing him, I’m sure he’s shedding a tear. atear. he’s sure I’m shedding him, knowing but detractors, his against laugh last the having test scores of underachieving students. the by manipulating successor harm further causing was Leder’s Mr. that help didn’t It fall. free academic went into Lehman teachers, deceitful oftwo actions due the to resigning into pressured Leder. Robert principal, time oflong supervision the under lishment estab- learning asuccessful was when Lehman ofEducation. Department by the made be will changes drastic and removed name its closed, nounced that Lehman High School will soon be for office -you have myfor vote. office much, so New Report. Law column shedding sometears The deli adjacent notsome- are advertisements cigarette The to our school Theresa St. from students We two are is widelyDear editor ofthe Court Supreme ofthe Justices The Dear editor Former principal Leder could easily be be easily could Leder principal Former It is no coincidence that soon after he was recall Ican graduates, oftwo parent the As an- been it has disgrace, and shame With Dear editor Alex Canicatti and John Paul Jankovic Paul John and Canicatti Alex Mr. Leder’sprobably You are very political in a good way. agood in You Run political very are Bronx Altieri’sI enjoyed onthe Rock Fish Dear editor fate ofObamaCare Students urgeend Justices todecide Fish forpresident to cigaretteads , , , , Patrick Vecchio Patrick Robert Neglia Robert Lisa Tell op City, in addition to northwest Queens, is an an is Queens, op City, northwest to addition in Co- and Bronx southeast the includes C.D. that 7th current The people. about 600,000 represent seat-which aWest each and would Bronx seat Bronx East districts-an have congressional two they should be now. Thecongressional Bronx districts were Bronx-based, like should simply especially recalling that up till 1970,all the letter?). that when hewrote (whattion hesmoking was for legaliza- pot calling letter previous his to offull important political history, in contrast metro-area. the and city tive districts in the Bronx and in the rest of the legisla- onredrawing Penner’s letter-column something to do with that. must have ofCommerce Chamber Bronx the Mr. and of Caro’sunemployment, presidency double-digit has still Bronx The Asia? from tional challenges Attainment? Educational Latino On esta as do Latinos? Fi- his attend to ofcourse), no white caucus, Asother do those race-based the Caucus, Black ofCongressional members heinvite didn’t Why isn’t Latino. caucus half other in about to the ago 60%), about ayear centage Congressover (there’s half-Latino (although he inflated the per- just is borough this While favoritism. racial low Latinos? fel- for orjust his Bronx ofthe students for all Does he care about “educational attainment” Mr. to asked Caro: be should question The college). in year senior to kindergarten grades cational attainment for Latinos from K-16”(or purpose the described of photo the accompanying thistext fiesta Institute.The Caucus Hispanic Congressional was “...to so-called ofthe members several welcoming increase ofCommerce, Chamber Bronx president ofthe edu- Reporter featured a photo of Lenny Caro, serves the right to edit all submissions. all edit to right the serves re- editor The for publication. accepted upon request. orwithheld published be will name the No unsigned and published be NOT will lettersphone number can tele- and be address the that Note included. number telephone and address verifiable a with and signed be MUST e-mail, via ted submit- those including letters, All com. 10454, or e-mail to bronxtimes@cnglocal. NY Bronx, Street, 132nd E. porter, 900 Re- Times Bronx the Publisher, Collazzi, John to newspaper ofthis care dressed from all readers. They should be ad- He touched on many important subjects, subjects, important onmany He touched As usual, Mr. Penner’s letter was chock- This somewhat educa- similar face Don’t students black dovetails with Larry his shown has Mr. Caro again, and Time Times Bronx ofthe 16 issue February The Dear editor Letters to the editor are welcome welcome are editor the to Letters Let ushear Race-based orgs. from youfrom all aroundus , firefighters and their guests. guests. their and firefighters for the Party company’s Christmas fire for the birthday. 33rd accident onhis askiing in eter. died Mike gine 97 on the accidental death of Mike ofEn- Schro- firefighters and Schroeter Mike fighter tivists. them and anti-white racial-empowerment ac- between power-loving politicians or between deals secret orthe registrations party race, geography, not districts: up legislative ing one factor should be propounded when draw- today ofpolitics state in dangerous and pathetic the this borough,an Italian-American (Mr. Benedetto). This is by ruled half other the and Rivera) (Naomi cityinto and an state. going assembly ononehalf voice plan and collective Only asomewhat- as split up to MP obviously want district at LATFOR 11% counters race the white. So, ruled now only that’s aborough in left bycommunities a Latina white mostly white ornearly few mostly the oneof is Park Morris redistricting. power via ofpolitical seats in races respective of their make to LATFOR lobbying Queens in groups” ist sure “activ- Asian and black onLatino, Colangelo “their by Lisa article York an read News and Daily people” website ofNew gothe heorshecan this, like come have to power. onewants if across ofpolitical And seats lawmakers in races ofthose always lawmakers keep and suchnever lose their collective vote at election blatant time “people that sure make is do to out set have they racialwhat of color” And title. group’s the full in words ofthe two or favoritism “communities are Research” LATFOR.”Demographic nym of color” forlexicon “race.” American the in euphemism contemporary else inhis letter-column: “demographics” - the hemention nordid it anywhere redistricting, is probably the main reason what omitted healso And for plan. Morrisredistricting Park’s Park Morris mention didn’t the Larry Finally, that is to crack. anut anyone how difficult than better know Still, not tryinghe is didn’t no excuse. include whites, (although hecited groups ethnic and racial the of course), he should to Party Conservative Bronx defunct virtually the and GOP Bronx the from outreach little been has there that Larry with Iagree while And for election. acompetitive possibility any precludes by aboutvirtually 5-1 Democrats non- outnumbering Democrats registered and seat, for the campaigning in faces challenger a difficulty extreme the district, ofthe size cal geographi- gargantuan the because Congress, in stay to chooses heso if for set life virtually absolute monstrosity. Congressman Crowley is May he rest in peace. in he rest May who cooked cook, afantastic was Mike offire- family the to condolences Sincere Dear editor The redistricters are known by the acro- by the known are redistricters The Sincere condolences for MikeSchroeter , and Jules Shapiro Jules and Susan, MorrisSusan, Ken Reynolds is strictly prohibited. of BRONX TIMES REPORTER, INC. without theexpress writtenpermission of saidadvertisement oranypartthereof ated foradvertisements. Reproduction is extendedtothedesignandtextcre- mission ofthepublisher.This copyright system withouttheexpresswrittenper- recording orbyaninformationretrieval including photocopying,microfi in anyform,electronicormechanical, be reproduced,copiedortransmitted newspaper noranypartthereofmay INC. 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Flags of Parade the included anda pageant of students from countries representing around the world. sense of oneness and its rich, history. diverse the Spanish coordi- Club, activities. year’s this nated the of alumna an also is Roig Academy and was part of the tradition she attended when St.school Raymond’s. to a close principal Mary Sr. she said D’Antonio Ann hoped students understood the message behind the day’s festivities. message of what is to be one,” she said. YBECHANGEDBYTHE"ANKATANYTIME !09  9%!2#$  %ARLYWITHDRAWALPENALTIESMAYAPPLY !NNUAL  !09  9%!2#$ BY"AUER&INANCIALFORCONSECUTIVEYEARS  WWWAPPLEBANKCOM Danielle Martinez, a ju- a.m., 11 At the students Thecelebration start- proces- the Following After giving a history tures we didn’t know about Indies. 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Music the in Feb. 25, Sat., 24, and Fri., on Feb. language Irish the in story short the on symposium a two-day atLehman College eratures Lit- and ofLanguages Department The Irish-language symposium at Lehman College Each student chose four ca- representing Professionals Lehman is located on Goulden stu- for $25 $35, is Admission day, sym- the following The Niall O’Dowd, founder of Irish- on begin will symposium The introduced more than 80 more than 80 introduced * will host the inimitable jazz pianist Valeriethe jazz inimitable Ca- The 681-6000. forum. open our in borough your rep Gee. After the featured performers, Brooklyn Dodgers historian Bob Mc- Yankees historian Tony Morante, and Pearl poet Bronx Rosario, Daisy storyteller Quick, MariaAponte,storyteller Brooklyn Brooklyn Bronx with boroughs two the tween poet Tuan Architect. 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May through a school 13 April From on view call, Baseball in the Bronx, course Con- Grand 1040 Arts, the is holding an open Bronx Museum seeks contemporary baseball photos for exhibit Up to five photographs This is an open call for Do you know someone of Museum Bronx The ateur baseball in the Bronx the Bronx in ateur baseball evolution the ofam- trace will Arts ofthe Museum Bronx Baseball in the Bronx at the season, forhome opener the New York the as Yankees’ day same onthe 13, on April dent to submit photographs. resi- aBronx do not have be to You Yankees. York New Richards, Museum Curator, University, J. ham Brian and at Ford- History and Studies fessor of African American Pro- D. Naison, Mark cluding an advisory committee in- photographs will be made of by Selection exhibition. this are partnering to organize Arts ofthe Museum Bronx the and Improvement District 1. Friday, March until accepted be Submissions will museum. at the exhibited be Opening to the public Business 161 Street The collections and will be ondis- be will and collections gathered from institutional facts will arti- and images, mation, be researchedAdditional historical infor- and exhibition. the during play for dis- Museum Bronx the photos with bylives sharing their in of baseball portance im- the express to invited are residents Bronx featured. be will factors unifying or other religion, education, gender, onnationality, based ganized or- evolved. Teams Bronx the within communities various as even pride, and identity as asis will be source placed on baseball empha- Special leagues. and by teams baseball organized ofethnic makeup as reflected communityever-changing racial and borough’s the explore will day. present exhibit the The to earlier and 1940s the from tographs. Photos can be in in be can Photos tographs. today. until (oreven earlier) 1940s the from leagues sandlot and ofyouth photos temporary historical material and con- many ethnic groups, both Bronx’s the among borough rich history of baseball our the document for that photos oneenvelope. in form together with the submission sent be should photographs mail upon request. Mailed by and Museum, Bronx of the desk front at the museum.org, at bronx- online available be will forms Submission post. or by baseballinthebronx/ www.flickr.com/groups/ online photographs five to up graphs via Flickr photos. your with play along at http:// • Do You Remember -General Fiorentino • Rock OnTheBronx ...... 30 • NYBG’s Antique Garden Furniture Show ...... 29 Do not frame your pho- your notframe Do The museum is looking You may submit photo- archive associated with the and/or included in an online tion Baseball in the Bronx, exhibi- about the materials for press bition, reproduced exhi- the during ondisplay be mation. infor- contact your Include [email protected]. bronxi- to send and interest, of may be you think that als summarizing what materi- ahome printer. or using store, photo at a kiosk, photo drugstore a at cost low at value. Copies high of photographs or items can be printed irreplaceable do notsubmit the nature of this exhibition, to Due inches. up 16 to x20 at at low size any cost printed or dimension, longest the smaller no white, and color orblack than 1024 pixels on Your photographs may may Your photographs paragraph ashort Write ...... 31 ...... call (718) 681-6000. 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Advance tickets are available online Preview www.nybg.org at Partyprices ticket start at offer and $200person per enthusiasts and collectors the opportunity to view plants, and antiques the and purchases, early make cocktailsenjoy and hors d’oeuvres. For Preview Party tickets andinforma- tion, call (718) 817-8773. Furniture and Show Sale is the learn- ideal for venue ing garden about antiques col- personal building and lections. tri- with assist to available state deliveries throughout the and show other ship- ping needs. at located is Garden cal Bronx Parkway River and Fordham Road. TheAntique Garden Furniture and Show Sale takes place in sur- a tent flowering by rounded shrubs and plants, trees, theoutside landmark Enid Conservatory. Haupt A. The fee of $20 adults, for $18 seniors,for and chil- $10 for dren an for All-Garden Pass show, the to access includes grounds, Garden Botanical Conserva- A. Haupt Enid Rock Garden,tory, Native Plant Garden, Tram Tour, Thursday, AprilThursday, 26, from 6 to p.m. 8 Garden antique specialists offer tours and booth talks daily as well for looking buyers assist as the perfect piece to comple- a garden,ment landscape, Complimentaryor interior. tea and wine tastings are tent, entrance the in held and hasthe show special young very for activities the throughout collectors weekend. The country’s origi- is The a must show The opens show with a Furniture Show returns Show Furniture NYBG’s Antique Garden Garden Antique NYBG’s nal, largest, and most im- most and largest, nal, portantauthen- for venue the antiques, garden tic Furniture Garden Antique andShow Sale, celebrates New the at year 20th its York Botanical Gardenfrom April Friday, 27 to AprilSunday, 29. Hours are from a.m. 10 to 5 p.m. leadingfor collectors and buy- as well as designers ers seeking expert advice. During the event, over 30 of the top dealers in the Unit- ed States offer their finest quality pieces such as foun- tains, statues, benches, urns, sundials, birdbaths, and botanical prints. an-Throughout the show, tiques experts and exhibi- tors offer informative tours talks. and Benefit Preview Party and Collectors’ Plant Sale on A warm is welcome ex- audi- an schedule To Chorus Parkchester Wednesdays, March All programs are free. tended to anyone seeking seeking anyone theatre. to tended the cho- join to audition to rus. If singing is that a joy refreshes your spirit, come andout join in beauti- for fellow- fruitful music, ful are Openings fun. and ship available in all vocal cat- egories. lcnanko@yahoo. email tion com or call 650-3822. (917) is a member of the Bronx Council on the Arts, as well as of a the recipient 2010-2011 Community Arts Grant. shall is a certified Tai Chi leader. Practice Easy 7 and a.m.: 11 21, at Tod- dler Story Time, ages for 18 months to three years with caretaker. For information call (718) 792-6744. Class isopen to all ages Mar- Susan Instructor On Sunday, May 20,On Sunday, The program will in- exercise program that uses uses that program exercise gentle movements, breath self-massage, exercises, and relaxatin techniques to improvehelp health and de- crease stress levels. can and fitness, of levels and be done sitting in a chair. cal to popular, from opera opera from singing a wide range of well as musical stylesfrom classi- popular, to theatre, cal musical to as the great choral clas- sics. Founded as a regional Cho- Parkchester group, rus has grown toinclude members hailing from City the in boroughs other aswell as York, of New Westchester County. will present chorus the Spring Annual 72nd their Concert. selectionsclude from clas- sical and light music op- musical as well as eretta,

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BLOOMBERG The General, the by way, is in 1988 retired but He He lives in Madison, Hall on the Rose Hill campus campus Hill Rose the on Hall of Fordham where University he is honored heading for up the Star Project Wars offi- cially known as the Pershing Project. was It the first time command material a that unit waspresented withthe Army Superior Award. Unit affairs also holds a Master of Science from Army Engineering in Degree in the Alabama. of University active still and also serves as the presi- of thedent board of directors retire- a Village, Redstone of villagement Army for veter- ans. Alabama he owns where and his with Steelstables operates wife, Judith. He still holds a special place in the hearts of com- Nest Van the in those munity he was where raised nurtured. and Block/Lot 2859/1 Along the way, he gar- Along the way, Among his important as- His name can also be CITY OF NEW YORK would graduate from 34, P.S. Cardinal Hayes HighSchool, and Fordham University He physics. in degree a with 1956 in Army S. U. the joined ranks the through rose and to Brigadier General. nered plaudits in- quite a few into inducted being cluding the Ordnance Corps Hall of inFame 1993. signments were: heading up the Pershing Project Office; Project Manager of the Joint System; Deputy Missile Tactical system; Program Manager Deputy same that of Program Manager of Ballis- tic Missile Defense; Director of the Army Space Study; and Program Manager and Program Executive Officer of the Forward Air Defense Systems. Dealyat found on a plaque PUBLIC NOTICE 1484 Inwood Avenue Address

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37 BRONX TIMES Feb. 23-29, 2012 Photo by Lauren Marsh Continued page on 40 “We need“We to make to plays Eagle Academy on to moves Morris“It opened the door,” in his hamstrings on three separate separate three on hamstrings his in occasions. win and didn’t do that we tonight,” Transit Tech coach Mike Perazzo said. “Good teams things overcome a goodand weren’t team we today. They outplayed us.” another play roadgame against Wings, a team the Eagles lost have to twice this season. first quarter, held a 35-26 lead with 5:37 left in the third quarter off a Victoria Lafayette- jumper. Rubin bound guard Jamie O’Hare picked her thirdup she was foul when called a techfor after vehemently questioning call. a referee’s Shortly to theafter, went Rubin bench with Maver- the leaving injury knee a ex- and size in thin 10-1) (17-5, icks perience on the court as Spellman on a 12-0went run to grab a 38-35 advantage on a Backman steal and score with 1:32 left in the frame. Eagle Academy held Transit under- to starting are “They 5 Moore,No. lost Taylor which MEL BROWN...... PAGE 38 MEL BROWN...... PAGE posure when she gets in front of that goal. It’s just just It’s com- her It’s winning. goal. enjoys Addison] that [Taylor of “She front in gets she when posure is really she At Delaware a natural. el- to going like evate that team the next to level.” that’s what we did.” halftime. at to only points seven Tech (11-14) 28 at down even in the third quarter after the shut two were to able teams were Eagles The the Express’ Richard Williams in senior the though half, second the a game-high up put 23 points. Tran- Tech alsosit had to do without junior Fabian MacDonald points) (15 as he cramping severe with game the left barely having meeting last its into practiced all at or with a full squad because of Regents exams. The Pi- some this playing game entered lots season the of basketball best their of Joseph St. wins over lopsided with theby Sea and Maria Regina and a tight defeat to Bishop biggest Loughlin Spellman’s weekend. the over strengths -- balance and size -- were big factors. stand they can now Pilots compete,” coach Jane Morris said. Robertson to a groin injury in the Eagle Academy’s Najee Senior had 18 points in a PSAL Class AA playoff victory Tech. Transit over “We were never able to beat able were never “We ranked 8-2), (14-5, Spellman “I look at myself as a leader of of leader a as myself at look “I Senior the didn’t let thought of “It was shocking, the at end but bright only the wasn’t Senior “I’m going to speak on behalf of after a 60-51 victory the over visit- ing Mavericks in CHSAA Arch- in Thediocesan girls basketball Bronx. Backman scored 18 points and Northeastern-bound forward Awooner- hadOnia 15. Nicole Webb Renner tallied of her eight seven where quarter, fourth the in points Spellman was 9-of-10 from the free line. throw we that “Now said. Webb them,” crowd home our with them beat can feelsit great.” in 10 No. the The city by Post, came Transit Tech on a 9-1 run and trail- ing one, Senior by a spinning hit realized layup his to put team “I 53-50 up with said. a minutejust left. over Senior team,” my time the at bucket a needed we that so I looked to see if else anyone was open, no one else I saw was open to theand basket. I went “ being seed a lower than his team de- served affect his play. of the still we day know our record,” he said. “No matter the what papers got those know we we wins.” say, spot in the lineup Eagle for Acad- 11 contributed Fofana Omar as emy points and Jalen Chapman up put Fofana10. shared the same outlook not worryingas Senior, too much about seeding. the team,” Fofana said. do de- “We serve the wins, believe we that but basketball is a game basketball a game. If seeded you’re the at top or theat bottom, still you to come have and game basketball a play and in

BY MIKE SMOLLINS Transit Tech in playoffs Tech Transit BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI Moore Catholic has been an were just like,“We ‘Never The only team leaving fulfilled Eagle Academy took a bad situ- After being forced 11 to forfeit Eagle Academy took the demo- got penalized“We and it for The Eagles (12-15) lifted were

Spellman ends drought versus rival Mavericks rival versus drought ends Spellman Motivated by ruling by Motivated Eagle Academy takes down takes Academy Eagle immovable obstacle in front of Car- dinal Spellman the over last four seasons. The Pilots had not beaten including span, that during them 37 by fell two Archdiocesan Spellman title give games. Ear- season this lier Never points on Staten Island. did. they again,’” sophomore forward Maria like us Backman said.them “Never have beat satisfaction.” that them Wednesday night was Spellman ation andation used as it motivation. victories the by PSAL unknow- for guard point fifth-year having ingly Gerard Carty active, the Eagles plummeted to the 20 No. seed for the Class AA playoffs. The move dropped their record, costing the in postsea- game the team home a son. and itself prove to chance a as tion AA Class PSAL in hung a 55-53 on for victory No. over Tech Transit 13 basketballboys playoff outbracket action Wednesday in Brooklyn. seed, 20 a rightfully Eagle Academy so,” coach to us Rodney Plummer said. “It was just dropped you a mix-up. What motivated us was seed they what that matter no me to but are eventually if keep winning you canyou meet practically anybody.” seniorby guard who Senior, Najee scored a team-high 18 points. Per- haps the biggest Senior by shot With quarter. fourth the in came Truck Day Truck

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the Colts the Peyton and after everybody else and was a Down.” Down.” a convoy to be “South Bound And And Bound “South be to convoy a ing south. ing pix of the Yankees’ semi also head- spring training’s six weeks. six training’s spring to the warmth and sunshine of of sunshine and warmth the to away from theaway cold and the snow of teasing his me about heading to Ft. FL. Myers, This was a way on February 10th and heading heading and 10th February on pulling away from Fenway Park Boston Red truck Sox equipment Globe) forwardedGlobe) a picture of the ground? it a checkbookit being tossed on the smoking-gun being cocked or was was or cocked being smoking-gun ties. rington’s allegations of illegali- law, became very angry with Har- angry with very became law, Stan Katz, Wilpon’s brother-in- Wilpon’s Katz, Stan it claims. thing wrong with the Madoff prof- Madoff the with wrong thing Madoff feeder fund. fund. feeder Madoff pons placing with money a Bernie after 20-years in protest of the Wil- ers of the NY Mets. She resigned ling Stamos, started the by own- executive with a hedge fund, Ster- BRONX TIMES Feb. 23-29, 2012 38 I’m not going to lie, but lie, it to notgoing I’m College. Lincoln II vision schoolover Di- Conference West Great the chose dison ting to Delaware commit- verbally I program, State. aDivision to head to history Ad- Pilots player in soccer girls first the becoming week last enough.” myself Iproved Obviously ofit. because enough good Iwas think didn’t “I said. level. at that playing from hold would herback that herwonder if made and son ly her entire sophomore sea- hernear- cost ACL that torn Spellman Cardinal The reach. would she one shealways thought but not Taylor Addison, star for always agoal was cer suffered a licia Walker and Monique and Walker licia Fe- Freckleton, of Adams, team when the title 4 x800 8inches. feet, leap of36 a with Governors for the crown jump triple the home Dunn Ethanity 11:45.80. in second was Adams and 11:23.36 of mark a with 3000 time of 5:16.70. Legardeur’s Lea Science’s Bronx behind third was (5:32.53) Perez Janet and second in the 1500 in 5:31.70 Clinton. for 3:27.12 in 1000 won the and Taniecia Freckleton 1:43.36 in 600 the in first points. 86 with third was Kennedy F. John and 112-89 man Tru- Harry bested Science 48 points. with third was Columbus the Armory on Tuesday. at title indoor girls Bronx PSAL straight for afourth a wide by Science ofBronx care margin alive. streaks kept their Science Bronx of 130-98 Spellman’s Addison off to Delaware BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI JOSEPH BY BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI JOSEPH BY “It is overwhelming, overwhelming, is “It history made Addison my doubts,” had “I she Division Isoc- Playing Clinton took home the won the also Legardeur was Adams Brittany Marlena Wright placed Bronx side boys the On took Governors The DeWitt Clinton and Bronx Science, Clinton win4th straight PSAL titles sion He gave me Ischool. an answer for. It’s a Divi- for aquestion hehad I had “Whatever said. Addison nice,” so hewas because coach, he sealed the deal impressed. left professors in that field and oneofthe with speak got to and psychology study to ing look- is She inviting. versity uni- at people the the and players the staff, his Soni, Nitan coach head called Post, by The selection team first All-Bronx an Addison, at felthome. 3and right Jan. went summer, overschool the out the checked onPanthers, anball with the Riverdale official who played herclubward, me.” for happen to going was visit that never thought “I said. also is an honor, Addison 2:39.07 and 2:45.11. and 2:39.07 respectively with time of 1000 the in third ond and DeStefanoBahr were sec- Ledgerin 8.38.25. and John crown 4x800 home the took Finio Jackson and Plaunov Artjom ger, Rock, Andrew Their teamrace with a time of 11:35.41. of Joseph the winning uel Maeglin Led-spots in the 3200 with Sam- six top swept the Science 7:53.47. of atime with champ walk race 1500 Yu the was 17-01.5. in jump long the in first Okon was Brittany Columbus’ 5-01. high jump with a leap of the and 8.80 in hurdles 55 Treasure Glymph won the 41.42. in crown 300 the and of7.24 atime with title dash 55 ley home took the Wright’s mark of 34-08.50. Evander Childs’ Tianna feet,34 11.5 inches behind in the shot put with a toss of second was Gordon Desiree 4:35.10. in 4x400 the in first were Alvarez Betsey and Skervin Sashani Fields, Shavon Wright, Marlena of squad The of 11:01.09. Beckford posted a time “When I met with the the Imetwith “When for- sure-footed The On the boys side, Bronx boys side, Bronx the On Aimy Science’s Bronx Taft’s Kimberly Bai- toss of 41-10.00. gold in the shot put with a Roye won DeMario 03.00). (11- pole vaultchamp the Adekoya was of Kennedy in 41-05.50 and Rahman jump triple the in first took of 19-10.00. the long jump with a mark and George Samuel won aleap of6-00 with champ jump high the was Hall 3:31.81. Teammate Michael in relay 4x400 the in ous were victori- Cherry Shane and Wilson Orlan Dale Tomlinson, Mathis Jr., in 7.89. hurdles 55 won the Clinton ofDeWitt Rudje Beckford and of6.64 atime with title this Jr. took the 55 dash son (35.21). Truman’s Jason Tomlin- in the 300 in 35.21 behind second placed and 1:23.77 in the with 600 a time of first was Agyapong Obeng 4:33.57, in a timemans (4:33.57) of Berk- Pier Science’s Bronx was second in the 1600 to and of2:30.21 amark with race won the Livingston ry and never saw herfavor- and ry herinju- from recover ic to Addison’sathletic work eth- natural.” that of front when in shegets goal. “It’s hercomposure said. MelBrown coach Spellman It’s not uncommon. were just games six-goal and five- like and career herfour-year in times net107 ofthe back the a found Addison playoffs. the to back Pilots the lead to ing help- out assists 13 dished and goals 36 she tallied Westchester. season Last ing in CHSAA Bronx/ play- scorers prolific most city’s oneofthe was son Addi- at. good extremely she’s something is field the school.’” amazing such an is ‘This like, Iwas offered. everything that the school Lehman’s Fillan Lee Truman’s squad of Truman’s Kevin Ma- Clinton’s Jeremiah Columbus’ Strymar He lauded the super super the He lauded “She enjoys winning,” on deal the Sealing possible.” be it honestly would think Ididn’t ever wrong, was feet like this like nothing come to and injured Iwas that back “Knowing said. Addison andso be much it sion what makes Ithat’s on my moretory in the process. his- made for and striving [special],” onelevel shewas reached said. Brown level,” next the to team elevate to that going really in conference. 1-4-1 and overall went 2-15-2 that team State Delaware play amajor role for a will Addison believes He petitor. com- soccer Division Igirls school’s the is player” first such“a special that pleased is Brown season. it this ing “Being able to go Divi- already has Addison “At sheis Delaware Brittany Adams helped run Dewitt Clinton to a Bronx Indoor title. Indoor to Clinton a Bronx Dewitt run helped Adams Brittany play soccer next season. State to to Delaware Spellman’s TaylorCardinal committed Addison Photo by Joseph Staszewski Joseph by Photo Photo by Robert Cole Robert by Photo 39 BRONX TIMES Feb. 23-29, 2012 Photo by Denis Gostev With All Hallow cut- Continued next on page tingSt. lead to eight Ray’s to minute a than less with Jones, who scored seven of hisseven 13 points in surely quarter, third the echoes this statement. St. Raymond’s Kerwin points Okoro had 24 and 13 rebounds against All Hallows. “It just goes to show show to goes just “It you, it’s not how you start, you not how it’s you, finish,” you added how but Antigua. BY MIKE MCAVOY Shawn Jones has A game in their which The host and fourth- top-seed play They’ll ral- (16-9) Ravens The He would eventually “Coach told us Danny’s Jones scored 13 points stal- PSAL beat They sure wasn’t really “I Unlikely star Jones helps lead lead helps Jones star Unlikely St. Ray’s to Archdiocesan semis Archdiocesan to Ray’s St. turned into a good luck luck good a into turned charm of sorts St. for Ray- since ever he be-mond’s, came a starter three games ago. Dingle, Daniel player, best would go scoreless, St. Ray- stillmond’s to found a way win. defeated Ravens seeded 5 AllNo. Hallows, 67-50, in the CHSAA Archdiocesan in Sunday quarterfinals Bronx. The the in Hayes Cardinal semifinals at back Tuesday player. St. Ray’s. Okoro Kerwin around best lied (24 points, 13 rebounds), their and the sophomore Jones by stepped to fill up the void left St. 6-foot-7 Ray’s senior forward Dingle, is av- who vic- game, a points 18.5 eraging found himself in foul trou- team’s ble early. the with- to fourth, the in out foul contributingout a single basket tory. someone so trouble, foul in up,” step to need to going is Jones said. “I was one of the he called players on, so I stepped up.” go- including night, the on range. long from 3-of-3 ing In the three games that hasJones started, the Ra- undefeated. are vens warts Lincoln and Boys & consecu- on week last Girls Those days. tive were St. biggestRay’s victories on year. the I waswhat going to get from the him I first when made him of most said St.a starter,” Ray’s for coach play Oliver Antigua. “He didn’t first half of the season, so he was just being patient and waiting his turn. He’s good really playing been for us.”

“They just looked de- Bluth challenged his been we’ve word big “A Santos’ was play par- going, is A.J. “When needsPoly sharpshoot- good enough have “We Fieldston limited those want to trav- don’t “We (13-9, 9-4) come all the way back to take 26-22 a lead theat half. Bluth was less than pleased the at half. thefeated,” coach said. reminder a needed “They far comeof how and we’ve hardhow fought.” we room locker the in players them telling break, the at to compete like basketball players. Smith said it was a “great” speech and got it the Eagles charged in up quarter. third the Breg- ‘focus,’” just is using said. man The important. ticularly dominant was post 6-foot-7 in layups timesat on the boards nifty and some made al- he defense, On paint. the tered shots and filled space lane. the in allwe’re Bregman going,” said. “If he draws a double team, that opens shoot- up ers. Plus, he can just fla- dominant force be a tout play- scoring and rebounding. he’s that No one in the Ivy League is glad I’m 6-7. ing great again, because we need him.” er Charlie Marquardt, too, and Wednesday he sat out but points 13 to a concussion.due Antho- had battled Reyes, who ny foul trouble, Wolfgang Novogratz had 12 points. Stephenson Myles added eight points. Poly didn’t McNally Bill coach Marquardt’s use to want absence as an excuse. figure to be able to players “But said. he out,” things can’twe there be out mak- ing mistakes we when even everybody.” do have and half second the in clamped down the on de- end. Thefensive Eagles had side their on motivation after– home, all, is where the heart is. Smith there,” said.el out decided to“We bring in it the second half.”

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with win over Poly win over with Bregman points, had 14 “I just wanted to try try to wanted just “I It wasIt Smith start- who “Playing on our home home our on “Playing The Eagles are now The win clinches sec- Fieldston took over in over took Fieldston “It was want do we The Fieldston play- BY MARC RAIMONDI MARC BY entire NYSAISAA games NYSAISAA entire run, Prep they but Poly let started the game on a 15-2 for Fieldston.for The Eagles Tyler Ridley added eight Santos had 10 points and and points 10 had Santos Smith had 12 points, A.J. up theup rest of the half.” said. “I kept confidence my to be aggressive,” Smith Smith aggressive,” be to the third quarter, just try try just quarter, third the and take the game back in the second half. team’s firstteam’s points seven in Smith also had five of his ahead 46-36 with 4:43 left. basket the to put Eagles closed the stretch with a layup and Mike Bregman followed with a swooping Prep League). 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League basketball boys in Poly Prep,Poly 51-40, in Ivy Prep the fourth quarter to defeat defeat to quarter fourth the the question.” the “They definitely answered answered definitely “They coach SteveBluth said. do we want play it here?” here?” it play want we do get there – in Brooklyn or to play a semifinalto play – if we tournament. their NYSAISAA Class B the Eagles host throughout throughout host Eagles the day would have ensured wouldday have home. A victoryhome. Wednes- really don’t want to leave leave to want don’t really ers are like hermits – they BRONX TIMES Feb. 23-29, 2012 40 basket down the stretch for for stretch the down basket today.” Weall. lacked basketball IQ at we play didn’t and smart it over alarming was turning without ball the handle to ity abil- “Our said. Postliglione poorly,” Rich coach Moore playoffs. state AA Class CHSAA the in spot and title adivision clinch to to wait Saturday to until try pay after. them made end of a 1-and-1. 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team, Sukanya led by Wade, Josephine Kendall, Kayla Johnson and anchored by Olivia Morgan, also im- theirprove times and won the Silver medal. Adaria andold younger, isReaves, only who 6-years old, already had a great ac- qualify- by complishment ing the for Millrose Games, p At the qualifying meet, After the trails the The relay boys youth girls in the 55-meter race race 55-meter the in girls will qualify the for Millrose Games. the relay boys team youth took 1st place and the youth girls relay team took 3rd. In the 8-years boys and young- had we to boy one quali-er, fied with a 4th place finish and thefor girls, 8-years old hadwe one andyounger, girl also who had a 4th place finish, was which a great ac- complishment. runners had approximately their three weeks on towork their starts and pass-baton and work hard the With ing. improved dedication from the athletes, parents and coaches, all athletes 10 times and all medaled 10 at and the Millrose Games. seconds team, Darius led by Gordon, Alix Scott, Elijah Harewood five Nel- Taje by anchored and by team their improved son, time thewon Gold medal.

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Yankee once old the Stadium where outlines that marking blue isan there pictured, are ofwhich some soon, use forcommunity available be should that diamonds baseball new ofthree part As park at Babe Ruth Plaza, take take Plaza, Ruth Babe at park Street. rome Avenue West and 161st entrance an next park, old ball of the part which was “frieze” toric to themous re-creation of the his- park at Je-team. New York Giants baseball World Series game with the on August 4, 2007 home run A-Rod’sare 500th and a 1936 has already been installed, which viewmaster, field right Some of the events on the “A group can enter the “A enter the can group There is also an enor- a block or two ofa school.”a block ortwo treatment clinics are within 1. Many of the methadone Board Community in cated lo- services the use Bronx individuals served in the dependent chemically the “Twenty-five percent of all stated. letter the necticut,” Con- New and Jersey as well as city, state the and borough of areas other from persons regional, in that they draw as local, they are in reality, these programs are listed need. they services the er to clos- be to there but migrate neighborhood, the from are facilities the ple utilizing peo- ofthe notall lieve that 12. 7through boards nity 1 page From seum, and decide to check check to decide and seum, a recreation area and mu- new park that serves as both experiencewill a beautiful overall hope is that people The said. 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