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October 11, 1994 to October 14, 2019 1 October 11, 1994 to October 14, 2019 Note: The first number in parentheses represents the number of editions that year. The second number (in later years) is the total number of editions to date. 2 1994 1994 1994 1994 (12) 10/11 Education Sandra Lerner - Bd of Ed 10/18 Senior Citizens Igal Jelnick Senior Citizen 10/25 Crime/Policing Rafael Piniero - NYPD 11/1 80th AD Debate Mordechai Twersky (L) Jeff Klein (D) 11/8 Election Night Judy Scott (Bx Times Rptr) Jason Chervokas (Rvdle Prss) 11/15 Welfare Leta Weintraub (Ctzn Advice Bureau) 11/22 Parenting Abbie McNamee (Lehman Collge) Rosina Riley (Prnts Rsrce Ctr) 11/29 Prayer in Schools Rev. Hillary Gaston (Prkchstr Bptst Chrch) Terry Stoth 12/6 Crime/Policing Rafael Piniero (NYPD) 12/13 School Redistricting Ted Weinstein (CSB 10) Loretta Jones (C.S.B. 11) 12/20 Politics/Entertainment Willie Colon 12/27 Water filtration Joe Ketas (DEP) Karen Argenti (CAC) 3 1995 1995 1995 1995 (51) 1/3 Sex Shops Fr. Richard Gorman (CB 12) 1/10 Borough President Fernando Ferrer 1/17 Needle Exchange Adolfo Profumo (NY Harm Reduction Educators) 1/24 Fire Boxes HowarD Safir (NYFD) 1/31 Bronx Nostalgia Steve Samtur (Back in the Bronx Magazine) Martin Jackson (back in the Bronx Magazine) 2/7 Police Brutality Rafael Piniero (NYPD) Training officer 2/14 Politics Sen. Pedro Espada Jr. 2/21 Domestic Violence John WeeD (Ctzn ADvice BureauB) Elisa Koenderman (Asst. Bx. District Atty) 2/28 Youth Services Larry Warden (City Council) Larry Nicholas (teen leader) 3/7 Borough President Fernando Ferrer 3/14 CUNY budget cuts Ricardo Fernandez (Pres. Lehman College) 3/21 AIDS Education Janelle Askew (H.S. student) Lillian Trivelli (Board of Ed) 3/28 Budget cuts Zachary Margulis (Daily News) 4/4 Manhattan College bktbll Heshimu Evans Tarik Thacker 4/11 Budget update Judy Scott (Bronx Times Reporter) 4/18 Yankee Stadium Israel Ruiz (City Council) Ken Luskin (Architect) 4/25 Opening Day Mark Kriegel (Daily News) 5/2 Welfare/Home relief Leta Weintraub (Ctzn's ADvce Bureau) 4 1995 (continued) 5/9 Police Corruption Bob Kappstatter (Daily News) Adolfo Carrion (C.B. 5) 5/16 Public Hospitals Lorraine Tregde (North Central Bx Hosp) 5/23 B.I.D.'s Larry Prospect (Pelham Pkwy) Bruce Feld (Kingsbridge) 5/30 Parkchester elections Gary Hill Abu Shakur 6/6 Albany budget phone calls from Assembly members/Senators 6/13 Senior Citizen care Jane GoulD (Hebew Home for the AgeD) Senior Citizen 6/20 Quality of Life James Vacca (C.B. 10) Tom Lucania (C.B. 11) 6/27 Jerome Park Conservancy Paul Elston Gail Wittwer 7/4 Education Sandra Lerner (Bd of Education) 7/11 Borough President Fernando Ferrer 7/18 Noise Pollution John Dallas (Bx Coalition Against Noise) Lois Harr (Bedford Park) 7/25 Quality of Life Adolfo Carrion (C.B. 5) 8/1 C.C.R.B. Rev. Ruben Diaz Sr. 8/8 Quality of Life Fr. Richard Gorman (C.B. 12) 8/15 Health Care Maura Bluestone Dr. Jose 8/22 Quality of Life Roberto Crespo (C.B. 1) 8/29 Crime/Policing Rafael Piniero (NYPD) 5 1995 (continued) 9/5 Home Depot Mark Bander (Home Depot) Lous Salvati (Chester Civic Assn) 9/12 Bronx Terminal Market Israel Ruiz (City Council) 9/19 Quality of Life John Robert (C.B.2) 9/26 Sex shops James Vacca (C.B. 10) Fr. Richard Gorman (C.B. 12) 10/3 Police Brutality Anthony Baez family 10/10 Bronx Nostalgia Martin Jackson (Back in the Bronx Magazine) 10/17 Quality of Life Jeffrey Dinowitz (81st A.D.) 10/24 Politics Roberto Ramirez (76th A.D.) 10/31 NeeDle Exchange Rev. Margaret Reinfeld (NY Harm Reduction) 11/7 Politics Bill Newmark (Conservative Party) 11/14 Bi-lingual EDucation ASPIRA 11/21 Legal system George Friedman (NYS judge) 11/28 Yankee Stadium Abe Hirschfeld 12/5 Education Deputy Mayor Ninfa Segarra (Bd of Education) 12/12 Child Abuse Julie Levine (Offce of Public ADvocate) 12/26 NYS Legislative Preview Jeffrey Klein (80th AD) Efrrain Gonzalez (State Senate) 6 1996 1996 1996 1996 (53) 1/2 Jerome Park Reservoir Marilyn Gelber (DEP) 1/9 Snow emergency phone calls 1/16 Condoms in Schools Brenda Chabon (Project BRAVO) Lillian Trivelli (Bd of Education) 1/23 Death Penalty Bill Newmark (Conservative Party) Jack NewfelD (Legal Aid Society) 1/30 Yankee Stadium Kevin Nunn (BOEDC) 2/6 Education Thelma Baxter (Principal Roosevelt HS) 2/13 78th A.D. Debate Ruben Diaz Jr. (I) Pedro Gautier Espada (D) 2/20 Banking Janet Golovner (KRVC Development Corp.) 2/27 Crime/Policing Frank Biehler (NYPD) 3/5 Housing Juilo Muniz (Tenant representative) Deborah Hazlris (LanDlorD representative) 3/12 Health Care Ramon Velez (Hunts Point Multi-service) 3/19 Politics John Calandra Jr. 3/26 Education Herman Badillo 4/1 Mayor Giuliani Rudolph Giuliani 4/9 Oliver Koppell Oliver Koppell 4/16 Health Care Sen. Pedro Espada 4/23 83rd A.D. Debate Sam Bea (D) Calvin Johnson (R) Rupert Green (C) 4/30 School Board Elections Paul Gentile 7 1996 (continued) 5/7 School Board Elections Lois Harr Rev. Herbert Olliver 5/14 Open Phones Bob Kappstatter (Daily News) 5/21 Buses and Subways Lenard Garrett (NYCTA) 5/28 Yankee Stadium Israel Ruiz (City Council) 6/4 School Board Corruption Carmelo Saez (C.S.B. 9) Dominic Fusco (Attorney) 6/11 Child Advocacy Gail Nayowith (Committee for Children) 6/18 Bronx Criminal Justice Murray Richman (Criminal Defense Attorney) 6/24 Mayor Giuliani Rudolph Giuliani 7/2 Crime Victim Advocacy Lisa Goodman (Victim Services) 7/9 Gay Marriages Rev. Hillary Gaston (Parckstr Baptst Church) Janine Hakeem (Bronx Lesbians) 7/16 Education Sandra Lerner (Bd of Education) 7/23 Borough President Fernando Ferrer 7/30 Teens/Cops Edenwald Rec Center 8/6 Riverdale Bernard Stein (Riverdale Press) 8/13 Retailing Ruth Messenger (Mnhttn Borough President) 8/20 Art and Artists Daniel Hauben (Artist) Bill Aguado (Bronx Council on the Arts) 8/27 Politics telephone calls from Albany 9/3 Politics Pedro Espada Jr. 9/10 Politics - Primary Night Willie Colon 9/17 Juvenile Justice Cmmssnr Marta Moczo-Santiago (Dept. Juvenile Justice) 8 1996 (continued) 9/24 Entertainment Joe Franklin 10/1 Bronx Nostalgia Stephen Samtur (Back in the Bronx Magazine) Martin Jackson (Back in the Bronx Magazine) 10/8 81st A.D. Debate Jeffrey Dinowitz (D) Brian Andersson (R) Robert Press (I) 10/15 75th A.D. Debate Pedro Gautier Espada Ruben Diaz, jr. 10/22 32nd S.D. Debate Pedro Espada, Jr. David Rosado 10/29 82nd A.D. Debate Stephen Kaufman John Calandra, Jr. 11/5 Election night Eddie Borges (NY Observer) 11/12 Frances Livoti Trial Alan LeBlang/Zachary Fink (attorneys) 11/19 Education Irma ZarDoya (SuperintenDent CSD10) 11/26 Quality of Life Greg Fisher (tenant) Paul Mohre (KRVC Development Corp.) 12/3 Cameras in Courtroom Paul Thaler (Mercy College) 12/10 Education Mothers on the Move 12/17 Education, housing phone calls from Albany 12/24 Christmas POTS homeless center 12/31 New Year's Year in review 9 1997 1997 1997 1997 (51) 1/7 Traffic/Transportation ‘Gridlock’ Sam Schwartz (Daily News) 1/14 Education Deputy Mayor Ninfa Segarra (Bd of Education) 1/21 Public Advocate Mark Green 1/28 Term Limits Jeanine Kemm 2/4 Politics Israel Ruiz 2/11 Special Election, 17th CD Frederico Perez 2/18 Borough President Elctn Victor Gutierrez 2/25 Ballot Access Pedro Espada Jr. 3/4 Legal system Judge Douglas McKeon Anthony Ricco (lawyer) 3/11 Mayoral Election Fernando Ferrer 3/18 Mayoral Election Sal Albanese 3/25 CSD 10 Charles Williams (President, CSB 10) Ted Weinstein (Member CSB 10) 4/1 Health care Rosa Gill (HHC) 4/8 Mayoral Election Ruth Messenger 4/15 Fordham Radio Tower Karl Lauby (Botanical Gardens) Mariellen Gallagher (Fordham University) 4/22 Mentoring Youth Arthur Ashe AA Symposium 4/29 Civil Liberties Norman Siegel (ACLU) 5/5 meet BxTk callers Leonard from Riverdale Robert from Throggs Neck Evelyn from South Bronx 5/12 DW Clinton – centennial Norman Wechsler, Principal Stuart Lawsky (Class of ’50) 10 1997 (continued) 5/19 Borough Pres. Election M. Dejesus (Bronxnet) Marina Lahkman (Riverdale Press) Councilman Jose Rivera (phone) 5/27 Rent Regulations Mitchell Posilkin (landlords) Bill Rowen (tenants) 6/2 Jerome Park Reservoir David Gordon (Hudson Riverkeeper) 6/9 Politics J.M. DeJesus (Bronxnet) Marina Lahkman (Riverdale Press) 6/16 Hostos CC English Dept. Chairwoman Head of Student Government 6/23 Summer Youth Employment 6/30 Yankee Stadium Len Berman (WNBC) - on phone Oliver Koppel 7/7 Bronx Parks Bill Castro (NY Dept. of Parks) 7/14 Doo Wop Pre-recorded in Morrisania 7/21 Drug Treatment Sandra Ruiz Butter (VIP) VIP client 7/28 Bronx History Lloyd Ultan 8/4 Specialized High Schools Bruce Ravage (Math/Science Institute) 8/11 CSD 8 Superintendent Julia RoDriguez (CSD 8) Gerri Lamb (parent) 8/18 Police Brutality Roger Abel (former police officer) 8/25 Borough Pres. Election Israel Ruiz 9/1 Police Brutality Luis Sepulveda (CCRB candidate) Anthony Miranda (Latino Officers Assn.) 9/8 Borough Pres. Election Fernando Ferrer 9/15 Buses and subways Lenard Garrett (MTA) 11 1997 (continued) 9/22 Politics Andy Wolf (Bronx Press Review) Jonathon Hicks (NY Times) - on phone 9/29 Bronx High Schools Joesph DeJesus (Bx. H.S. Superintendent) Tom Porton (James Monroe HS) 10/6 Policing Chief John Scanlon - NYPD 10/13 Bronx Restaurants Dermott Burke (An Beal Bocht Cafe) (BxTk 3rd anniversary) Joel Allen (Bx. Times Reporter) 10/20 CUNY Ricardo Fernandez (President, Lehman College) 10/27 Gang violence Leo Johnson (Edenwald Gun Hill rec.) Jeffrey Julson (teen) 11/3 Politics Fay Muir (NWBCCC) Mark Friedlander (Ben Franklin CLub) 11/17 School Corruption Edward Stancik (Bd of Ed Special Investigator) 11/24 Education Sandra Lerner 12/1 1998 City Council Councilman-elect Pedro G.
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