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A historic Bronx school is entering its next chapter with a new

principal who says hes ready for
the challenges faced by Catholic
schools in the 21st Century.
Monsignor Scanlan High
School appointed longtime educator and former Nazareth Regional
High School principal Peter Doran
as the schools new chief, and the
leader of teachers and students
said he plans to use the knowledge
he gained at that Brooklyn school
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Im thrilled to be coming to
Scanlan, said Doran, who started
his career teaching in 1981 and
has been an administrator since
1990. I want to continue the great
work done here for 65 years.
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Catholic schools across the city
are facing rising tuitions and decreasing enrollment. There are
now 390 students at Monsignor

Scanlan, he said, which only fi lls
two of the five buildings on the
campus, and hed like to get that
number up to 600 within the next
three years.
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focusing energy on visiting feeder
Catholic grammar schools and increase fund-raising from alumni
in order to keep tuition down and
offer more partial scholarships.
We have to help parents out
somehow, said Doran.
Its important that alumni connect with the current students at
the school, he said, so he would
like to host dinners at the school
to give students an opportunity
to meet the alumni and form relationships.
Doran said similar efforts to
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Klein said his bill allowed the locals who know
their streets best a shot to vet
slowdowns in their neighborhoods.
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our community deserves an
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Community Board leaders around the borough said
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A new law from Bronx state senator Jeff Klein would give community boards the power to lower the
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But a spokesman at the
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politics is a game of compromise, said Aaron CharlopPowers of the group Families

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tion usually comes before

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State legislators had until Thursday, June 19 to vote
on the bill. If it failed to pass
by then, the law would be
shelved until January.
BY BEN KOCHMAN
The state is readying a
law that will clear a path
to 25 miles-per-hour slow
zones in the Bronx that will
also give local community
boards the chance to weigh
in whenever a speed limit
is lowered by 10 ticks on the
speedometer.
A bill moving through
the state Senate and being
supported by state Sen. Jeff
Klein (DMorris Park) gives
members of the lowest level
of city government the right
to say yay or nay to drops
in speed limits of more than
10 miles per hour, allowing
the groups to have a hearing
on such plans 60 days before
a speed limit change takes
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BY PATRICK ROCCHIO
Bring the noise! The boroughs annual New York Salutes America fireworks celebration at Orchard Beach is
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off at Orchard Beach on Friday, June 27 from 6 pm to 11
pm.
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Diaz Jr, performances at
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celebration is a great chance
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With rents consistently rising, seniors from

across the Bronx and New
York City are struggling
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Jimmy
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BY PATRICK ROCCHIO
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These colors dont run at P.S. 304
John Lanci dressed as Uncle Sam for the PS 304 presentation.

by Patrick Rocchio
of the American flag and patriotism during a trip to PS

304 on Friday, June 13.
Nearly 300 youngsters
got to learn all about Old
Glory from members of the
Theodore Korony Post No.
254 one day prior to the toolittle-celebrated
holiday
that honors the Star-Spangled Banner.
The idea is to give students an understanding of
the flag, how to respect it
and what the pledge of allegiance means said Judy
Lanci, one of the organizers
of the event.
The interactive presentation included questions
and answers, illustrated
booklets for the kids to take
home, and a visit from Uncle
Sam himself Judy Lancis
wife John, who dressed up
as the American icon to get
kids fired up about learning
about the Stars and Stripes.
Among the topics covered were the growth of
Flag Day programs in
schools in the late-19th Century as part of an effort to
Presenter Judy Lanci with the color guard during a Flag Day event at P.S. 304 on Friday, June 13.
Photo by Patrick Rocchio
Americanize generations of
immigrant children.
That is so perfect for today because we are becoming a nation, again, of immigrants, she said.
In addition to the Flag
Day celebration at PS 304,
Korony Post commander
Joe Mondello hosted a program at the Pelham Bay and
Throgs Neck branches of the
public library titled The
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need to learn.
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40th PCT.
SAT, APRIL 26th, 4:35 p.m.
Melrose Ave. and East 156 St.
Three persons required medical
attention after being struck by a
vehicle driven by a teen. Police
arrested the driver who was a 16
year old girl. Two of the injured victims were taken to a Manhattan
hospital, while the third victim, a
police officer, was transported to
Jacobi Medical Center.
42nd PCT.
FRI, APRIL 25th, 12:00 p.m.
575 East 168 St. Authorities are
looking into a shooting that sent a
teen to Lincoln Medical Center. The
18 year old black male was shot
once in the buttocks officials report. Police officers searching the
crime scene recovered evidence
that could be helpful to the investigators.
SUN, APRIL 27th, 1:50 p.m.
500 East 165 St. Police chased
two males on foot after spotting a
weapon. One suspect was arrested
as the second headed into a construction site and vanished. A police helicopter raced to the scene,
but their search was also fruitless.
976 Tinton Ave. Authorities learned
that a five year old child had died.
The young boy apparently expired
at Lincoln Medical Center. Investigators were informed that the
child had accidently drank an unknown amount of alcohol. Detectives were waiting for the Medical
Examiners Autopsy report.
514 East 163 St. With an arrest police removed another gun from the
streets of Morrisania community.
Police officers were able to voucher a loaded 38-caliber revolver.
Franklin Ave. and East 166 St. A
shooting came to the attention of
local detectives. Police officers responding to the 9-1-1 call found a
teenager who had been shot. The
18 year old black male was taken
to Lincoln Medical Center where he
was listed in stable condition after
being treated for a bullet wound to
the right thigh.
MON, APRIL 28th, 6:35 a.m.
Melrose Ave. and East 161 St.
Police are looking for the male culprit who attacked another male.
The male victim was beaten with
the attacker using brass knuckles
causing a head injury.
MON, APRIL 28th, 6:50 p.m.
360 Lyman Pl. Investigators are
trying to gather information about
a shooting. A black male was treated at Lincoln Medical Center for a
bullet wound to the left ankle. Local detectives are handling the inquiry.
43rd PCT.
SUN, APRIL 27th, 10:55 a.m.
1052 White Plains Rd. A child
1835 Prospect Ave. Officials

were concerned after three minor fires were detected in a public
school. Authorities requested fire
marshals to looking into the rash of
minor, but suspicious blazes that
erupted in the educational facility
which included a fire that damaged
a teachers bulletin board. No injuries were reported.
was rushed to a near-by-hospital
in an unconscious condition officials reported. The five year old
victim was suffering from seizures
officials reported. After arrival at
Jacobi Medical Center it was reported that the child regained consciousness.
1265 Morrison Ave. A search is
underway for the culprit who attacked a 19 year old black male.
The teen was treated for a slash
wound to the forehead. The victim
was transported to Jacobi Medical
Center and provided with stitches
to the forehead. A search of the
crime scene area by police indicated that the attacker fled the area.
44th PCT.
1272 Clay Ave. Police officers were
faced off with a Hispanic male in
his twenties. The mentally ill man
kept the officers at bay. Once in
custody he was removed from the
building. The young man was provided with care at Jacobi Medical
Center.
TUES, APRIL 29th, 6:05 p.m.
15 East Clark Pl. A 20 year old
Hispanic man was taken to Lincoln
Medical Center. The young man
was suffering from a bullet wound
to the back. The victim was reported in stable condition after receiving advance medical care.
1082 Gerard Ave. Two more persons were arrested as another pistol was removed from South Bronx
streets. This weapon came under
scrutiny by the law enforcement
community since its serial numbers had been removed. The semiautomatic pistol was vouched as
evidence for the pending trail. Authorities will check to see if the
weapon could be traced to other
criminal events.
WED, APRIL 30th, 4:20 p.m.
108 East Clark Pl. Authorities are
looking into an incident. An older
sister found her 9 year old brother
hanging in a bedroom. The boy in
critical condition was transported
to Bronx Lebanon Hospital. An inquiry is underway.
15 East Clark Pl. With an arrest
in the Morrisania community police
recovered another gun. This time
local Anti-Crime officers removed
two hand guns from future street
use. Both guns were vouched as
evidence since the owner failed to
obtain licenses for the guns.
WED, APRIL 30th, 150 East
Clark Pl. Local Anti-Crime offi-
cers were able to voucher a revolver that was taken away from
a black male. The male failed to
obtain the proper NYC license
for the handgun. The 38-caliber
hand gun will be used as evidence during the trail.
45th PCT.
FRI, APRIL 25th, 5:12 a.m.
New England Thwy and Conner St
Lamp. First responders were summoned to a highway ramp after
receiving reports of a horrific accident. Authorities indicated that
four separate Jaws of Life tools
were used to free all the trapped
occupants within one vehicle.
Original reports indicated that
eight persons, five males and three
females, were trapped inside an
SUV. Another victim was ejected
from the vehicle. Medical sources
indicated that five persons were
removed in critical condition and
four others were reported in serious condition at Jacobi medical
Center. All the victims were freed
by 5:41 a.m. The for-hire vehicle
was operated by a male reportedly
in his thirties, veered out of control striking a wall. The accident
is under investigation by members
of the Critical Investigation Team
from Highway 1.
1570 Zerega Ave. An inquiry was
started after officials learned of a
break in that occurred at a business office. An unidentified black
male using what appeared to be a
simulated weapon removed an unknown amount of money. Detectives are looking into the incident.
46th PCT.
2425 Webster Ave. Another gun
was removed from possible illegal
future use. This time police officers assigned to the Anti-Crime
detail arrested a 23 year old black
male who failed to obtain the proper NYC permit to own a gun. A 25
caliber pistol was taken away from
the young man. The weapon was
vouched as evidence for a pending trail.
2330 Tiebout Ave. Police investigators launched an inquiry as
officers recovered evidence at a
crime scene. Several bullet casings were found by police after a
gun had been fired several times.
Officials indicated that there were
no reports of injuries. Local investigators are handling the inquiry.
2319 Morris Ave. Police conducted a search of a crime scene as a

young man was transported to St.
Barnabas Hospital. The 23 year old
Hispanic man was suffering from
a bullet wound to the left shoulder. Detectives from the Ryer Ave.
Squad are handling the inquiry.
219 East Burnside Ave. A Hispanic male robbed a woman inside
a beauty salon. The man, believed
to be in his thirties, grabbed one of
the female employees taking over
forty dollars from her wallet before
fleeing. Detectives are handling
the inquiry.
47th PCT.
2175 Reeds Mill Lane. Police
from the local squad are teaming
up with members of the Bronx Homicide Squad. A black male in his
thirties was shot twice. One bullet
entered the victims head while the
second bullet penetrated the victims neck. The man died a short
time later, officials reported.
East Gun Hill Rd. and Seymour
Ave. Police officers arriving at a
crime scene not only found the victim of a shooting, but also found
a second victim. Two males had
been found both shot. One of the
victims was suffering from a bullet
wound to the abdomen area while
the other victim had been shot
twice in the leg. Local detectives
are handling the inquiry.
48th PCT.
SAT, APRIL 26th, 5:00 a.m.
Daly Ave. and East 180 St. Authorities are looking for the persons who
attacked two males. A black 30 year
old man was taken to St. Barnabas
Hospital suffering a stab wound
to the right forearm. The second
victim was stabbed three separate times. One wound to the right
shoulder and twice in the back. He
was also admitted to St. Barnabas
Hospital. Both victims were reported in stable condition. Local detectives are handling the inquiry.
SUN, APRIL 27th, 1:10 p.m. Third Ave and East 183 St. Police
were summoned to St. Barnabas Hospital. The medical facility received a call indicating
that there was a bomb placed at
the hospital. Police checked the
hospital found that the complex
was clear of an explosive. An inquiry is underway as investigators look for the culprit.
TUES, APRIL 29th, 8:30 a.m.
49th PCT.
1881 White Plains Rd. A teenager
was transported to a local hospital after being attacked. A 17 year
old black male was suffering from
stab wounds to the leg and back
officials indicated. The teen was
taken to Jacobi Medical Center for
emergency care. Local detectives
are handling the inquiry.
Pelham Pkwy and Fish Ave. An
inquiry was launched by police officers from Highway 1s. An accident
occurred on the roadway causing
two persons to be transported to
Jacobi Medical Center. The specially trained police officers are
handling the investigation.
50th PCT.
Major Deegan Expwy. First responders assisted three persons
who were trapped in an overturned
vehicle. Police were needed the
overturned SUV while other rescue
personnel treated three persons
who had received minor injuries.
The victims were transported to
nearby hospitals.
52nd PCT.
2600 Creston Ave. A full scale
investigation was launched after officials learned that a female
had been stabbed. The victim died
as results to a stab wound to the
chest area. Additional police officers were summoned to assist
with the ongoing operations. Bronx
Homicide sleuths are working local
detectives on this inquiry.
Valentine Ave. and East 199 St.
Police officers responding to a
robbery in progress made an arrest. Responding officers also recovered a 38-caliber revolver. The
weapon was vouched as evidence
pending the culprits court appearances.
WED, APRIL 30th, 12:10 a.m.
Bainbridge Ave. and East Kingsbridge Rd. Members of the law enforcement community are looking
into an incident where a female was
stabbed. The Hispanic victim was
suffering from a stab wound to the
left shoulder. The victim was treated at Montefiore Hospital. Local detectives are handling the inquiry.
Housing
2275 Lacombe Ave. Another teenager was transported to a neighborhood hospital after being shot in
the Castle Hill section. The 19 year
old Hispanic male arrived at Jacobi Medical Center suffering from a
bullet to the right arm. Police recovered a gun at the scene. Detectives from the 43rd Pct. Squad
are working the inquiry along with
Housing PSA # 8 officers.
Police are looking for a group of
males who sexually abused a female. The five unknown culprits
forced the victim to perform oral
sex on each of the five culprits. The
unknown culprits fled before police
could arrive. Detectives are looking into the incident.
Authorities are looking into the
death of a 9 year old boy. Officials
found the child in an unconscious
state. The boy was transported to
Jacobi Medical Center where the
confirmed that the child had died.
Officials aware that the child had
medical problem want to ensure
that there was no criminality connected to the death.
Fire Log
2275 Barker Ave. Firefighters were
called to an apartment house were a
blaze had been detected. The building located near Waring Ave had a
fire starting to burn out of control on
the third floor of the 7 story dwelling. Battalion 20 put all companies
to work helping to contain the blaze
before it was totally extinguish.
750 East 179 St. Arson investigators are looking into a suspicious fire that occurred in a highrise building. Officials indicated
that the blaze started on the 14th
floor. An unknown person set cardboard ablaze in the public hallway.
Fish Ave. and Astor Ave. Battalion 20 indicated that there was an
overturned vehicle on the sidewalk. The crew from Tower Ladder
51 used their Jaws of Life to free
those who were pinned. All the injured victims were transported to
local hospitals.
1825 Prospect Ave. A suspicious fire damaged the third floor
of CS # 44, also known as the Accion Academy near East 176 St.
Officials indicated that the incident commander indicated that
All Hands were going to be used
upon their arrival shortly before
3:30 p.m. Within minutes Battalion
18 reported that the main body of
fire had been knocked down by the
engine crews. Ladder companies
were conducting searches as the
building was being evacuated. By
3:49 the fire was declared under
control. The blaze was contained
to room 302. No injuries were reported. Fire Marshals are investigating.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Hydraulic gas drilling
Dear editor:
This note is in response to the community column COMACTA written by Frank
Vernuccio Jr. in the Feb. 7-13 issue.
With all due respect to your informative,
intelligent comments of the past: How can
you possibly be so myopic on the subject of
Hydraulic Gas Drilling (Frackin). As a student I was a Geology major for some time before changing majors. Having a family farm
upstate in the Marcellus Shale area of NYS
I have studied this drilling process for over
12 years now. I cannot state how upset I am
that you believe Fracking is a good thing
that we are missing out on. My thanks go
out to the millions of antifrackers for standing up to this myth and delaying some of the
destruction of our land, food, water, climate
and air.
First: It is a horrific assault on the future
health and economics of our Country and
throughout the globe. Potable (drinkable)
WATER is our most precious asset. This water is being not only used in millions of gallons per well, but it is then left with horrendous toxins in primitive rubber lined pools
to evaporate into our air and over flow its
containers during hurricanes causing seepage into our wells, streams and rivers. Some
of this toxic water is forced underground
where it stays hopefully, forever. Some of
this left over toxic water is dumped throughout the country containing naturally high
radioactive levels brought up from deep in
the earth which now is added to our present exposure. Ongoing unintentional accidents leave behind spills of various amounts
that poison the earth and water basically
forever. Also there are reports of spreading
the toxic water to reduce dust on many rural
roads (this is a ghastly way of getting rid of
it cheaply). This affects all living creatures
and our agricultural food sources.
Second: Fracking is a poor excuse for job
creation. It produces a false sense of economic Boom. The Gas companies have
employees, somewhat like a carnival caravan that move with them as the Gas Play
site is emptied. The affordable housing units
in the surrounding towns are usurped at
higher rents by the families of these traveling employees leaving a crisis for the local
families. The majority of Jobs added by the
Gas industry to any town are dependent on
the temporary nature of the Fracking Drill
Site. Many workers suffer from inhaling
and or absorbing the chemicals and end up
with long term illness. Also reports of rural
towns being changed over night with meth
using workers that work long rotating shifts
and find their company in pop up girlie bars
that were not part of the town in the past.
http://jonathandealblog.com/tag/drug-use/
Third: The schools etc. are overwhelmed
for the time it takes to Frack out the Gas.
Along with this come thousands of heavy
trucks destroying roads, bridges and other
infrastructure before they are done. Many
towns have had a Boom alright, for a short
term and then the company moves on. Leav-
ing behind the loans and bills the town took

on when in its short hay day.
Fourth: If this process was done safely, it
would not be profitable. Congress needs to
close the so-called Halliburton loophole, as
a bill co-sponsored by New York State Representative Maurice Hinchey would do.EPA
has its hands tied with the Lobbyists and
Dick Cheneys waver by congress of the Safe
Drinking Water Act.
Fifth: Earthquakes have been proven to
be associated with the ongoing blasting underground (Frackin) in various areas of the
Globe. Depending on the strata of the shale
this can be devastating. Also the cement
walls isolating the toxins from the ground
water while drilling have been found to be
faulty in many wells. Spacing between the
wells has become questioned as one wells
explosion could endanger the well linings
of another. The fracking process has been
known to cause seismic events as researchers linked drilling rigs to a series of quakes
in Ohio last year. In some instances when a
drilling well using fracking was shutdown,
the earthquakes ceased. Now the residents
of Azle, Texas also think that fracking in
their area has been a cause of the recent
earthquakes they have been experiencing.
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Sixth: Large amounts of burned off Methane (common at well sites) and explosions
(many incidents)plus escape through natural faults in the ground into our atmosphere
all add to the problem of Global warming.
Many Economists are considering the shale
gas direction of energy a dangerous waste.
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Shame on you Frank for not researching
this subject more before helping to spread
one minded statements that make Frackin
seem like an Economic Dream instead of the
Economic Nightmare that it has actually become. What do you think the price of everything that uses clean water to manufacture
or to grow is going be? What do you think
clean water is going to cost? As it is Pennsylvania and other Fracked states people are
suffering from uninsurable land, expensive
trucked in water to bath, cook and drink,
sick or dead cattle and wildlife, faucet water
that becomes a propane torch when lit, various deadly nerve and cancer problems and
huge losses in home values. http://www.insureme.com/home-insurance/fracking
Is this the economic boom that you determined that NYS deserves? I just hope that
not to many people have read your column
or heard your radio show, because your ill
advice is like the toxins used in the Greedy
Frackin industry. It can put the future of
NYS in danger of being raped of its right to
affordable safe, clean water while leaving
toxins throughout the State that will not go
away.
I would be glad to have a cup of coffee
with you to discuss this issue and show you
some evidence to back my conclusion.Lets
make sure it is not in a Pennsylvania Diner
that uses well water please

Hydraulic Fracturing of our earth to retrieve Natural Gas to sell to other countries
(because they are the highest bidder and this
is about profit) is not a smart direction for our
country nor our State and should be halted
immediately. Safe Water Act Laws should be
reinstated to protect our water. If they can
Hydro Frack within the law then many more
may consider it something worthwhile. For
gas companies (many are foreign) to profit on
the destruction of our food sources and clean
drinking water is a travesty and should not
be supported by any educated person.
Dorothea Poggi
A penny saved
Dear editor,
The President and Congress have forgotten the old saying - a penny saved is a penny
earned. Perhaps Americans should send both
a penny to remind them that it is not a sin to
save. It may be the only way to balance our
budget, reduce long term debt and avoid going
over the fiscal cliff.
There was a time when Congress held budget hearings for each department during the
Summer. A real balanced budget was adopted
during an open process. The public, watchdog
groups and media were afforded sufficient time
to understand the full contents prior to adoption. Full federal budgets were adopted on time
prior to the start of any new Federal Fiscal
year on October 1.
We need new incentives for the President
and Congress to do their jobs on time. Let us
propose we dock them a days pay for each day
a complete balanced budget for Federal Fiscal
Year 2015 is not adopted on time by September
30th. I bet the results will be different this time
when any delay comes out of their pockets instead of taxpayers.
Larry Penner
School lunches
Dear editor,
When I went to NYC public school in the late
1930s their was no school lunch program but
we did have a doctor come to our school and examine us every year, and we had to bring in a
dental note every year also. I guess thats why
we were all 1 A when WW 2 started.
One day while I was waiting for our fighter
planes to come back one guy took out his dental
bridge I never seen one and got upset, immediately the rest of the guys took out theres to
tease me. We were all 17 or 18 years old and I
was the only one with a full set of teeth.
When Truman started the School Lunch
Program he should have also started a school
Health and Dental program too.
So even If 10, 20 or more kids dump their
lunches Marion, I would still be against one kid
going hungry every day and Im not a Christian, and as far as waste goes, please Google
The Military Industrial Complex Waste site.
CIAO
Dante Barozzi
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June 20-26, 2014
A Boost for Bronx children!

BY JAIME WILLIAMS
Theyre bringing the
field trip back to students in
the East Bronx.
Project Boost the acronym for Building Options
and Opportunities for Students uses state dollars
to provide students with
cultural experiences outside the classroom that tight
school budgets often dont
allow, and now 25 Bronx
schools can get in (or out) on
the action thanks to $500,000
a local state senator helped
secure for the program.
Delivering a quality
education means providing
a whole educational experience that offers learning
opportunities inside and
outside the classroom, said
state Sen. Jeff Klein (DThroggs Neck), who worked
behind the scenes to get the
dollars.
Supporters of the program say its awesome because it allows school administrators to decide what
types of programming they
State Senator Jeff Klein visited PS 72 in Throggs Neck in 2013 to meet the students who benet from Project BOOST.
Photo courtesy of Senator Kleins ofce
want to provide.
Jeff is really empowering the schools to do what
is good for their school,
said Carl Vinci, director of
Student Services for Project
Boost. Its not a cookie-cutter approach.

Many of the schools
use their money to take
groups of students to museums, plays, restaurants,
and events at college campuses, said Vinci experiences most of the students
wouldnt have outside of
school that gives them a
taste of what they could
have if they work hard and

got a good education.
The more you see, the
more you want, said Vinci.
Longtime faculty administrators pointed out that
Project Boost has paid for

drama club trips to Broadway shows, art club excursions to the Guggenheim
Museum, and the chess club
competitions across the city
that have helped students
socially because it gets them
out of their community and
allows them to interact with
different people.
Its preparing them not
just for high school, but for
life, said Victor Villegas,
assistant principal at PS 105
in Pelham Bay.
And parents say experiences outside the classroom
like trips for tea at Gracie Mansion, learning how
to use a sound system at the
Paley Center for Media, or
fourth graders competing
in ballroom dancing, gives
kids extra confidence in
themselves.
Its one thing to do
something in school or read
about it in a book, said Veronica Brugman, the Parent Coordinator at PS 72 in
Throggs Neck. Its another
thing to actually do it.
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Bronx orange with

anger over shootings
BY BEN KOCHMAN
Theyre orange with outrage.
Students in a north
Bronx police precinct where
shootings have doubled in
the last year decked themselves out in orange garb
what they call the official color of gun violence
awareness on Thursday
June 12 as they joined a local councilman to call for
an end to gun-related bloodshed.
Stop the violence! Increase the peace! chanted
Councilman Andy King (DWilliamsbridge) alongside
a pack of local public school
kids in front of Baychester
Academy at Baychester Avenue and Boston Road.
Shooting spike
The Council has named
June Official Gun Violence
Awareness Month, with orange as its official color.

But locals living in the 47th
Precinct have been aware of
the danger for many years.
The number of people
shot in the 47th Precinct
covering Baychester, Eastchester,
Williamsbridge,
and Edenwald shot to 25
this year, compared to 12
shootings over the same
time in 2013.
Eight people have been
killed in the precinct this
year with five killings in
May alone, according to the
NYPDs statistics.
New police outreach

The violence spike has
inspired the precinct brass
to try new tactics. They
launched the Building
Bridges program to create a database of community tipsters who could help
track down offenders.

Cops have also spent
the last month knocking on
doors to make contact with
at least one family on every
block in the precinct. Police
then send a weekly e-mail
to locals with information
about crime trends.
That outreach will help
create a trust between the
community and the police
by putting a face on the department, according to the
precincts top cop.
Its important to have
a one-and-one with a police
officer outside of a 911 call,
or someone getting arrested
or getting a summons, said
Deputy Inspector Ruel Stephenson. Theres not one
fi x, but this is one of the
ways we can tackle the increase were seeing.
King: Looking y
Councilman Andy King, here rallying with local students, is fed up with the rampant gun crime in his
Photo by Alex Belisle
north Bronx district.
King added that his office
would play its part in cleaning up crime by launching a
street-cleaning initiative in
the neighborhood, embracing the broken windows
theory of tackling small
quality of life issues the city
launched in the 1990s that

some say helped dramatically reduce crime.
One of the things we
can do is create an environment that we respect, King
said.
King who has become
famous for his sartorial

styles sported an orange
windbreaker paired with
an orange shirt, orange corduroy pants, orange suede
shoes and his signature orange bow tie.
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The so-called Nicholass

Law is named for 12-yearold Nicholas Naumkin from
Sarasota Springs, who died
after being shot by a friend
who was playing with his
dads gun.
The friends dad wound
up guilty of a misdemeanor
and paid a $250 fine. The
Luisito rolling
The new bill isnt the
first gun measure pushed by
Bronx pols in recent years.
Klein and Sepulveda also
celebrated the state Senates
passage of Luisitos Law,
which harshens penalties to
gunmen who commit a firearm crime within 250 feet
of a playground or within
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The Assembly has until
Thursday, June 19, to vote
on the bill if it hopes to pass
it this session.
Either way, the two pols

say theyre sending a message that they are not going
to tolerate gun violence of
any kind.
This bill says that if you
take aim at our children, we
are going to fire right back,
said Klein.
That law is named after
Luisito Oyola Jr., who was
three years old when he was
hit by a stray bullet in Vidalia Park after a fight broke
out there.
Luisito survived after
being shipped to nearby St.
Barnabas Hospital. Now
four years old, he joined his
grandmother Lorine Padilla
in praising the senates passage of his namesake bill,
even if she thought its passage wouldnt solve all of
the Bronxs gun problems.
We are not naive to
think it will eradicate [the
violence], said Padilla.
But we know that it will deter the next thug that picks
up a gun to shoot someone
else when they know that
there are children in the
area.
June 20-26, 2014
Lock it or pay big
proposed new law would

turn a similar incident into
a felony punishable by more
than a year in prison.
Bronx residents say the
new law could save lives at
home if residents abide
by it.
My brother would still
be here with us, its as simple as that, said Belmont
resident Alexandra Bodden,
whose 13-year-old brother
Michael Graham used his
fathers unlocked handgun
to commit suicide in January 2013.
BY BEN KOCHMAN
If youre not using your
gun, you better lock it up.
Thats the message
Bronx lawmakers took to
the site of a recent West
Farms shooting on Friday,
June 13, where they announced their push for a
new state law aimed at punishing those who dont stow
away their unused firearms
behind lock and key.
The new law sponsored by state Sen. Jeff
Klein (DMorris Park) and
co-authored by Assemblyman Luis Sepulveda (DParkchester) clamps
down on gun owners who
dont securely stow away
their firearms.
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The spice of life

BY JAIME WILLIAMS
A group of elementary
schoolers in Throggs Neck
put their budding talents to
good use on June 16 when
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to raise money to help treat
children with autism.
PS 304 parent coordinator and variety show director Lisa Schiliro-Reilly said
more than 60 third-, fourth-,
and fifth-graders helped

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The kids played to a
packed auditorium, she said,
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for Autism Speaks through
tickets sales and a 50/50 raffle. Schiliro-Reilly said the
variety show was just one of
many fund-raisers students

have held for Autism Speaks,
the charity dedicated to funding research into the causes,
prevention, treatments and a
cure for autism, and that the
school has been contributing to the cause for the past
few years. She said the students raise money from the
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fund-raisers have included
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this is the first year in a while
that the school has hosted a
variety show, and the school
plans to continue it.
Parent volunteer Angela
Torres, who helped organize
the event and coached students on dancing and singing throughout the six weeks
they prepared for the show,
said she was amazed by how

well the children performed,
and that the kids got a lot
more out of the training and
performance than just the
dollars for the charity.
It was wonderful to see
their improvement, she
said. I feel like they developed a lot of confidence.
The variety show also
offered a lesson about giving back and contributing to
good causes, she said.
They realize the importance of using your skills to
benefit someone else, said
Torres.
Schiliro-Reilly said the
show was purposefully not

called a talent show, because
it was not about how good the
young kids are at singing or
dancing, but instead about
the effort.
Its not about the talent, Schiliro-Reilly said.
Its about the time and energy the kids donate to the
cause.
Torres said the show was
great and that the students
enjoyed both the performing
and the fund-raising.
The kids felt really
proud of themselves, said
Torres. They felt like they
accomplished something.
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June 20-26, 2014
Build it Back sets up shop at CB10

BY PATRICK ROCCHIO
The citys Build it
Back program is there
to assist homeowners and
businesses affected by Superstorm Sandy, and is now
doing outreach in the East
Bronx.
The de Blasio administration has taken charge
of the Build it Back program, begun during the
Bloomberg-era, and making
sure that it works for homeowners and businesses
looking to get the shovel in
the ground and to work on
rebuilding, said administration officials.
In March, the first reimbursement checks were
received, and the start of
construction using funds
obtained through program
began, according to the administration. The mayor
has committed to 500 construction starts and 500
reimbursement checks distributed by Labor Day, and
to working to create local
jobs in the process.
Build it Back senior staff
members were brought directly to the Pelham Bay

community recently, holding office hours by appointment at Community Board
10 three days a week.
We have set up a temporary office in the Bronx
graciously given to us by
Community Board 10, to actually process applicants,
explained Amy Peterson,
the new director of housing and recovery for the
program. This is so people
who have registered for the
Build it Back program do
not have to go to other centers. They can come here,
drop off documents, and
we have had people move
through the process.
Peterson visited the
CB10 site on Friday, June 13
and met with district manager Kenneth Kearns. Both
encourage people to sign
up for Build it Back if they
qualify.
The people who Build it
Back are currently helping
are the people who were enrolled in the program when
it first began, said Kearns.

There was a change in administration, and the program went into hiatus, and
now with the de Blasio administration, they are back
in full swing.
A commitment has been
made to the people of the
Bronx to open Build it Back
accounts that had not been
serviced, or only partially
serviced, and fully service
them now, he said.
Here in Community
Board 10, we have people
in communities like Edgewater Park, Locust Point,
sections of Throggs Neck
and City Island who have
applied for Build it Back
in the past, did not get serviced completely, and now
they are getting processed,
said Kearns. We at CB10
are grateful for that and are
happy to partner with them
to help people who were adversely affected by Hurricane Sandy.
Peterson said that she
took a tour of Edgewater
Park, a shoreline commu-
nity in Throggs Neck heavily effected by the storm.

She said that typical
concerns among the residents she spoke to there
were dealing with flooding
damage, the need for repair
work, and reimbursement
if they have done repairs on
their own.
More than 200 Bronx residents have registered for
the Build it Back program,
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June 20-26, 2014
Van Nest gets graffiti clean up

BY JAIME WILLIAMS
Community leaders in
Van Nest who were fed up
with the graffiti plaguing
their neighborhood after
months of constant tagging
and 311 calls that werent
yielding results say they
are finally seeing improvements now the a state Senator has stepped in.
Staffers of state Sen.
Gustavo Rivera (DVan
Nest) contacted with the
mayors office to bring the
Graffiti-Free NYC removal
program to Van Nest after
community leaders raised
the issue a few weeks ago.
The program is the same
one that responds to 311
calls, but the senators office
was able to call attention to
the long list of tagged sites
that community leaders had
complied. Five sites were
cleaned on Thursday, June
12, and more have recently
been visited by the program.
My office was able to ensure that the graffiti issue
in the Van Nest area was

quickly addressed, said
Rivera. I will continue to
work with the Community
Board, neighborhood leaders, and our local government to make sure that we
continue to get the necessary resources to address
graffiti issues throughout
the 33rd Senate District.
Community leaders said
they were glad that the graffiti problem was addressed
after they raised concerns.
Everyone was overjoyed that there was an
immediate response, said
Bernadette Ferrara, vice
president of the Van Nest
Neighborhood
Alliance.
Were just very grateful
that something was done
and that the mayors office
was involved.
Still, Ferrara said that
a clean up a handful of taggings isnt enough to make
a difference in the quality
of life in the neighborhood,
claiming that graffiti is a
chronic problem, and when

a spot is clean it is just a
matter of time before it is
tagged again.
She said one fence on
White Plains Road was
cleaned a few weeks ago,
and has since been retagged.
Its going to happen
over and over and over
again, she said.
Ferrara said she would
like to see more of an effort
to catch taggers and to penalize them. She also feels
that the citys graffiti removal program should use
materials that spray paint
wont adhere too, but claims
she has been told that it is
too expensive.
Whatever the solution,
Ferrara said employing new
strategies to reduce graffiti
would benefit all neighborhoods.
I hope there is serious
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New, old faces named to

local community boards
BY BEN KOCHMAN
More than 100 new people have been appointed to
the Bronxs 12 community
boards, but many old-timers
remain, despite a push by
the Council for term limits
at the lowest level of government.
Some council members
are pushing community
boards locals first line
of defense on issues such as
land use and littering to
adopt term limits to change
membership more often, but
other borough officials are
crowing that the changes
theyve already made this
year are enough.
Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr.s office is touting the 106 fresh faces it
appointed this summer to
the local boards, made up of

community volunteers who
meet monthly to get the first
Weve got
some elderly
people, but Ill
tell you what,
they contribute,
they show up
every month and
they voice their
opinions.
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boards have at least five
new volunteers joining the
team.
The
changes
come
months after a Council resolution urged boards citywide to adopt a 10-year term
limit and involve an independent screening panel,
among other changes aimed
at refreshing membership
more often to better reflect
changing nabes.
But borough officials say
theyve got the process covered.
The idea that we arent
appointing new people to

community boards is simply not true, said John DeSio, the Beeps communications director.
One east Bronx board,
however, is staying basically the same this time
around. Just one new member Michael Rivadeneyra
was appointed this year
to Community Board 11,
which covers an area including Morris Park, Van
Nest, and Pelham Parkway.
The board includes the
citys longest tenured board
member, Ruth Burko, who
was appointed to the board
in 1963.
But the boards chairman
stressed that the volunteers
still back up the community
even in their golden years.
Ruth is still sharp,

said Tony Vitaliano. Weve
got some elderly people, but
Ill tell you what, they contribute, they show up every
month and they voice their
opinions.
The raw numbers, from
the Beeps office:
CB1 (Mott Haven, Port
Morris, Melrose): 13 reappointed, 10 new members
CB2 (Hunts Point, Longwood): 10 reappointed, 10
new members
CB3 (Crotona Park, Morrisania): 17 reappointed, 10
new members
CB4 (Highbridge, Concourse): 14 reappointed, 12
new members
CB5 (Fordham, University Heights): 12 reappointments and 10 new members
If you think its impossible to
CB6 (West Farms, Belmont): 11 reappointments

and 6 new members
CB7 (Norwood, Bedford
Park): 18 reappointments
and 18 new members
CB8 (Riverdale): 19 reappointments and six new
members
CB9 (Parkchester, Soundview): 10 reappointments
and nine new members
CB10 (Throggs Neck,
Pelham Bay, Country Club,
City Island): 18 reappointments and seven new members
CB11 (Morris Park, Van
Nest, Pelham Parkway): 22
reappointments and one
new member
CB12 (North Bronx): 21
reappointments and four
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Board 10.
Boller said she initially started attending
meetings for the community board and the 45th
Precinct Council meetings back in 2011 in order
to raise a ruckus about
the nightclub called Pompeii that she claimed was
a nuisance in her neighborhood. Since then, she
has been passionate about
addressing quality-of-life
issues in the East Bronx.
In 2011 she cofounded
the Mayower Block Association, which was later
brought into the larger
Waterbury-Lasalle Community and Homeowners
Association, where she
sits on the board. Now
she attends meetings for
every local community
group that she can, including almost all of Community Board 10s committee
meetings, in addition to
meeting outside her immediate area, such as the
Throggs Neck Homeowners Association.
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ght things, she said.
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for her community because she wants to protect
the quality of life she feels
is declining.
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that matter, she said.
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for in the past include
more police for the 45th
precinct, trafc solutions,
and a reduction of liquor
licenses in the community. She said she savors
the small victories, like
the installation of a trafc
light at Middletown Road

and Mayower Avenue in
2012.
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she operates on the philosophy that the squeaky
wheel gets the grease.
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meetings for so long,
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forward to having more of
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Con Edison has awarded The
College of New Rochelle a grant of
$10,000 to continue its support of
the Colleges Math/Science LivingLearning Community, COSMOS
(Creating Opportunities for Success
in Math or Science).
COSMOS offers numerous opportunities for students to enhance
learning and to develop a sense of
community beyond the campus. Additionally, the grant enables COSMOS to fund STEM-related internship opportunities this summer.
Living-Learning communities at
colleges and universities are credited with improving student retention, persistence and graduation
rates, particularly among minority
students, and first generation college students. Con Edison first began
supporting COSMOS at The College
of New Rochelle in the 2012/2013
academic year with funds for room
grants and programming.
The community is open to biology, chemistry, mathematics or environmental studies majors in the
School of Arts & Sciences. The COSMOS community lives together in a
dedicated wing of Ursula Hall that
provides a space for science and
math-related equipment, allows for
quiet study, and serves as a lounge
for larger events.
This summer, a portion of the
COSMOS funds will be offered as
stipends to students who commit
to work in STEM-related internships. Some students have already
secured placements and faculty is
helping others make contacts. Faculty advisor Dr. Faith Kostel-Hughes
explains: This is a fantastic opportunity for students to experience the
real-world applications of concepts
they have studied in school and explore professions they are considering as career options. This grant
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The New York City Health and
Hospitals Corporation (HHC) will
host farmers markets at eight of its
hospitals this year, including at Lincoln Medical Center, Jacobi Medical
Center and North Central Bronx Hospital in the Bronx, helping to make
fresh fruits and vegetables available
and promote healthy eating habits
for all New Yorkers.
HHCs farmers markets offer
a variety of regionally-grown vegetables, fruits, fresh juices and flow-
ers in communities where residents

sometimes lack access to fresh
fruits and vegetables at reasonable prices. Numerous programs
are in place to help residents take
advantage of farmers markets, and
shoppers can take advantage of a
variety of payment options, including EBT/SNAP, Health Bucks, Green
Checks, Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) coupons and
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
coupons. HHC offers a variety of
services to help New Yorkers control
their weight, manage chronic conditions and learn about healthy eating
and lifestyles, all available regardless of a patients ability to pay. To
locate the nearest facility, see HHCs
newly redesigned website at http://
www.nyc.gov/hhc.
Market locations and hours:
Lincoln Medical Center, 149th
Street between Morris and Park
Avenue, June 27 to November 22,
Tuesdays and Fridays, 8 a.m. - 3
p.m.
Jacobi Medical Center, 1400
Pelham Parkway, on the pedestrian
mall in front of the hospital, June 10
to November 25, Tuesdays and Fridays, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. (Closed July
4)
North Central Bronx Hospital,
Mosholu Parkway North and Jerome
Avenue, July 9 to November 26,
Wednesdays 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
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Union Community Health Center is working with parents to address teen bullying.
It quickly became obvious to
Dr. Tahshann Richards that when
14-year-old Maria (name has been
changed) complained about abdominal pains and headaches, there was
more to it than what any tests would
reveal.
I asked her how she was doing at school and what afterschool
activities she was participating in,
reiterating that anything we spoke
about would be kept confidential,
as long as she is not in danger of
any physical harm, said Tahshann
Richards, DO, MPH, a family medicine physician at Union Community
Health Center in the Bronx. That is
when it came out that she felt sad,
and did not want to go to school because she was being bullied.
Studies have shown that as
many as 30 percent of teenagers
participate in bullying as either
bullies or victims. It often involves
young teens and can take the form
of physical, verbal or emotional bullying, with data showing that boys

are more likely to be physically bullied, and girls to be targets of verbal
or emotional bullying. In many cases,
it is a case of girls preying on other
girls as it was with Maria with
young female teens often being the
target of nasty rumors, often sexual
in nature.
Bullying can affect a person for
the rest of their lives, said Dr. Richards. It can lead to loss of self-esteem, result in depression and cause
feelings of suicide. And, it is not likely
to quickly go away on its own.
According to Dr. Richards, bullying victims might be overweight,
identify as LGBTQ, or there may
be cultural differences. When we
speak with parents, they are often
surprised to hear that their children
are being bullied, and do not think
there is anything they can do to stop
it.
Bullying, of course, no longer
occurs just within the confines of
the school grounds. Cyberbullying also has increased tremendously
over the past few years, said Dr.
Richards. In one case, a patient became severely depressed after sexually suggestive photos of her were
circulating via texting.
Dr. Richards often speaks to students and parents at middle schools
and community events on issues like
teenage bullying and depression, as
well as one-on-one to school officials concerning specific patients.
She stresses to parents that they
can stand up for their children and, if
necessary, seek expert help.
As a family medicine practitioner, Dr. Richards is in a unique role
she practices the only specialty that
routinely treats every member of the
family, both children and adults, allowing her to engage with both. She
grew up in the Bronx and after going to medical school in New Jersey
and obtaining a masters degree in
public health from George Washington University, returned to work in
the Bronx, where she had completed
her residency training.
As for Maria, Dr. Richards
worked with her mother to seek the
school principals help. The principal
was sensitive to the problem and
quickly addressed it. The bullying
stopped and Maria soon found a
group of friends she enjoyed being
with, got more involved in school,
and stopped getting those headaches and stomach pains.
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ICE HOUSE NAMED BEST TASTY LADIES EATERY
CITY ISLAND SPRING ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIR
Throggs Necks Ice House Cafe is the winner of the 2014 award for Best Bronx Restaurant from the
blog Tasty Ladies of NY. Owner Terry Dambinskas, pictured here with friend and manager Kelly
DiGirolamo, serves weekly specials of seafood, pasta and other eats from the restaurant on Reynolds
Photo courtesy Ice House Cafe
Avenue, which boasts waterfront views.
CB10, WLCA HOSTS MEET & GREET NIGHT
Michelle Torrioni talks to Linda Sacewicz of Bartow Pell Mansion during Community Board 10 Agency
Night.
Writer and illustrator Emilio Velez, Jr., holds one of his creations, purchased by Morgan and her dad,
Scot Killen.
June 20-26, 2014
The City Island Chamber of Commerce held its annual Arts & Crafts Street Fair on Saturday, June 7
and Sunday, June 8 on City Island Avenue. The event offered a chance for street vendors to sell their
wares, and there was live entertainment in Hawkins Park. Naddy Hayes admires herself in the mirror
after Gwyn Hopkins paints her face during the fair.
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ROCKING THE BOAT LAUNCH
June 20-26, 2014
WHITE PLAINS ROAD SIDEWALK SALE
Two local merchant organizations joined forces on June 7

to host a sidewalk sale. The
White Plains Road Merchants
Assocation and the East 233rd
Street Association put on a day
of family fun, face painting, Fathers Day sales, and giveways.
Photo by Edwin Soto
Beverly Coope had her blood

pressure checked by Maria Rivera at Vanguard Health CenPhoto by Edwin Soto
ter.
The youth and their teachers prepare to launch the boat they built into the Bronx River.
Photo by Edwin Soto
OPENING OF GREEN APPLE SUPERMARKET ON PELHAM PARKWAY AND WHITE PLAINS ROAD
A former Pelham Parkway eyesore is now a supermarket. Locals celebrated the opening of Green
Apple Market on Pelham Parkway South at White Plains Road on June 7. The former home of the Globe
Theater will now offer fresh fruits, veggies, prepared foods and other tasty eats.
Natividad Vales thinks the new Green Apple Supermarket has great vegetables.
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Prestons Annual Graduation Mass
Preston High School bids

farewell to Class of 2014
On Saturday afternoon,
June 7th, Preston High
School held its 64th annual
Commencement Exercises.
The 130 members of the Class
of 2014 gathered on the South
Lawn under sunny skies to
receive their diplomas in the
presence of the Preston High
School Community, their
families and friends.
Class salutatorian Alicia
Lewis opened the ceremony
with a poignant speech that
called upon her classmates
to question, Where do you
think youll be 10 years from
today? Lewis went on to say
in her speech that her fellow
classmates need to remember that they are each their
own artisan of their futures
and to look at their futures as
a blank document. Lets go
out into the world and make
our lives a work of art. Fill
that blank document I referred to earlier with vibrant
colors and powerful text,
use lots of different fonts,
add plenty of pictures, and
believe that the life we are
creating for ourselves will
turn out to be beautiful. Ms.
Lewis was the recipient of
gold medals for her achievements in English and for
maintaining honor roll status through her high school
career. She will attend Vassar College with the intent
of studying the Humanities
and Sciences in the fall.
The ceremonys keynote
speaker was Denise Soares,
R.N., PHS, 69 who received
this years Distinguished
Alumna Award. Ms. Soares
was recognized for her
achievements in the field of
nursing as well as her amazing support of the Preston
High School Community.
In her address to the graduating class, Soares spoke of
wishing she had known of
the true sacrifice her parents
had to make in order for her
and her siblings to have the
experience they did. Their
struggles gave us the ability
to help improve the lives of
Tossing of the caps.

those who did not have our
advantages. I wish that I had
known that every struggle
makes you stronger, that every experience makes you
better equipped to move on
into the next phase of your
life. Soares is currently the
Senior Vice President in the
New York City Health and
Hospital Corporation.
During the ceremony
Preston High School also
recognized top achievements in each subject area
as well as students who truly
exemplified leadership and
service. Sophia Ebanks was
the recipient of the Alumnae
Association Award for Exemplary Preston Spirit and
Yanette Rosaro received the
Board of Trustees Award for
Unique Leadership and Service to the Preston Community. Mrs. Linda Youngren,
Dean of Studies, proudly announced to all that the Class
of 2014 collectively earned
a remarkable total of more
than $22.3 million in scholarship and grants from a vast
array of various colleges and
universities.
Commencementexercises
concluded with a farewell
speech from class valedictorian Donna Grace Moleta.
Ms. Moleta opened her
address by stating, Its bit-
tersweet, actually, that one

of our first memories of Preston High School is this very
backyardwhether you saw
it at Open House or during
Freshman Orientationand
now, its going to be part of
our last Preston recollection,
serving as twin bookends to
a library of memories four
years long. Her speech addressed that as women the
Class of 2014 must make their
mark on the world, Were
leaving these hallowed
halls of Preston High School
armed with knowledge, compassion, and self-respect,
but if theres one thing that
you should take with you as
you sojourn to college and
beyond, its the conviction
that nothing about who we
are can inhibit our success.
Ms. Moleta received the gold
medal for general excellence.
She also received gold medals for her achievements in
Science as well as for maintaining honor roll for four
years. She will attend Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
as a Sustainability and Environmental Science dual
major.
At the conclusion of the
ceremony, the graduates participated in the traditional
tossing of the caps to celebrate their milestone.
On the evening of Thursday, June 5th, Preston High

Schools Class of 2014, along
with their families, faculty
and friends, gathered at the
school to celebrate the Baccalaureate Mass. The celebrant for the liturgy was Fr.
Gregory Chisholm. Musical
accompaniment was provided by Preston Religion
teacher John Hayes and the
Preston High School Gospel
Choir.
At the beginning of the
service Principal Jane
Grendell recognized parents of the graduates who
had given service above
and beyond to the school
over four years or more.
History teacher Jennifer
Connolly gave tribute to
the class and offered well
wishes to them as they take
their next steps in life. Mikaela Busante and Donna
Grace Moleta gave a heartfelt thank you to the faculty
and staff for their support
and Tessa Marie Condeza
gave a special tribute to the
parents of the graduates.
After the liturgy the
Class of 2014 was inducted
into the Alumnae Association with a pinning cer-
Valedictorian Donna Grace Moleta delivering her farewell speech.

emony and sang the Preston alma mater for the first
time as alumnae. The liturgy ended on a very festive
note as the graduates sang a

beloved hymn, We Are the
Family as they recessed
out to a dessert reception.
VILLA MARIA ACADEMY INDUCTION CEREMONY
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was held on May 22nd. The following students were inducted into the Society: Grade 8 - Kaitlyn Alvarez, Camryn Anderson, Jasmine Billingy, Sarah Brown, Thalia Colon, Olivia Diaz, Ayanna Figueroa,
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NY Botanical Garden presents Frida Kahlos Garden

The New York Botanical
Garden announces its major
2015 exhibition, Frida Kahlos Garden, focusing on the
iconic artists engagement
with nature in her native
country of Mexico.
Opening on May 16,
2015, and remaining on
view through November 1,
2015, the exhibition will be
the first solo presentation of
Kahlos work in New York
City in more than 25 years,
and the first exhibition to
focus exclusively on Kahlos
intense interest in the botanical world.
Visitors to the Enid A.
Haupt Conservatory will
walk through a stunning
flower show re-imagining
Kahlos studio and garden
at Casa Azul (Blue House)
in Coyoacn, Mexico City.
Curated by distinguished
art historian and specialist in Mexican art Adriana
Zavala, Ph.D., the multifaceted exhibition will include
a rare display of more than a
dozen original Kahlo paintings and drawings on view
in the LuEsther T. Mertz
Librarys Rondina and LoFaro Gallery at the Garden.
Accompanying events invite visitors to learn about
Kahlos Mexico in a new
way through poetry, lectures, themed events, tours,
a Mexican food market, and
an iPhone app.
Visitors will view a reimagined version of Kahlos garden at Casa Azul,
the artists childhood home
outside of Mexico City
where she resided in her
later years, transforming
Frida Kahlo, Self-Portrait with

Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird, 1940. Harry Ransom Center, The University of Texas at
Austin. 2014 Banco de Mxico
Diego Rivera Frida Kahlo Museums Trust, Mexico, D.F. / Artists
Rights Society (ARS), New York.
it with traditional Mexican

folk-art objects, colonialera art, religious ex-voto
paintings, and native Mexican plants.
Passing through the
blue courtyard walls, visitors will stroll along lava
rock paths lined with flowers, showcasing a variety
of plants native to Mexico.
A scale version of the pyramid at Casa AzulFrida
Kahlo, Self-Portrait with
Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird, 1940. Harry Ransom Center, The University
of Texas at Austin. 2014
Banco de Mxico Diego Rivera Frida Kahlo Museums
Trust, Mexico, D.F. / Artists Rights Society (ARS),
New York.
The LuEsther T. Mertz
Librarys Rondina and Lo-
Faro Gallery at the Garden

will exhibit more than a
dozen of Kahlos paintings
and works on papermany
borrowed from private collectionshighlighting the
artists use of botanical imagery in her work.
This never-before-seen
grouping of artworks will
include Self-Portrait with
Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird (1940); Flower of
Life (1944); Still Life with
Parrot and Flag (1951); and
Self-Portrait Inside a Sunflower (1954).
Frida al Fresco evenings during the summer
will feature live music,
cocktails, and Mexican-inspired dinner menus. V
isitors will be invited to
stroll through booths and
sample food in the Conser-
vatory marketplace, a version of the Coyoacn market. A self-guided Mexican

Plant Tour will showcase
the more than 75 plants native to Mexico and located
in the various collections
throughout the Gardens
250 acres. Developed in
partnership with the Poetry Society for America, a
poetry walk will highlight
the work of three important
20th-century Mexican poetsPita Amor (19182000),
Salvador Novo (1904 1974),
Octavio Paz (19141998), and
Carlos Pellicer (18971977).
Events will include a
day-long symposium entitled Frida Kahlo and Diego
RiveraMexican Art in the
20th Century; a Mexican
fi lm festival; and food and
culture festivals.
suite for the evening. There

will be plenty of food, including salads, burgers,
franks, fries and dessert
and everyone will receive
a special Cyclones souvenir
and program.
Tickets are only $75 each
and can be purchased by
calling Rabbi Harry at (917)
453-7557. Call today to get
your tickets for this great
event and join our temple
for what always is one of the
most fun-fi lled evenings of
the entire year!
If you need more information, call (917) 453-7557
or e-mail TempleHatikva@
aol.com.
AARP Driver Safety Course July 19

Assemblyman Michael
R. Benedetto will be sponsoring an AARP Driver
Safety course on Saturday,
July 19, from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m.
Registration for this
class begins on Mondah,
June 23, at 9:30 a.m. To re-
The local bands with

longevity keep their eyes
not only on the first gig but
also on the second. There is
a tendency to rely on family
and friends to fi ll up the bodies needed to get called back
for another gig; to pass the
test as they say.
The best bands will
strive to make new fans as
they go along.
As the first gig gets
serve a seat call (718) 8922235.

This 6-hour course
will refresh your driving
knowledge with a review
of time-tested safe driving
tips. Those who complete
the course will receive
a reduction of approxi-
mately 10 percent from the

base rate of automobile and
motorcycle liability premiums each year for three
years.
The course will be held
at the Fort Schuyler House,
3077 Cross Bronx Expressway.
nearer bands will sometimes open their rehearsals

up to more guests to start
building support and making fans.
If ten people come to
a bands show it is likely
that those ten people will

come with one or two people tagging along. The goal
becomes to make all those
people feel welcome to such
an extent that they look
forward to each and every
gig the band does. And of
course the potential is that
the friends of the friends
start bringing friends.
See you next week. Rock
on. Rock out.
Unity in the Community Festival

On Saturday June 21st,
2014 Marketing & Advertising Solutions Inc. (MAS)
presents the 3rd Annual
Unity In The Community
Festival. This years festival
will take place on Reservoir
Avenue between W. Kingsbridge Road and W. 195th
Street from noon to 6 p.m.
The Kingsbridge Road
Merchants Association, in
conjunction with the Mosholu Preservation Corporation, Montefiore Medical
Center, and NYC Program of
the NYC Dept. of Small Business Services host this excit-
ing, free, community event.

The festival will feature
merchants, vendors, kids
activities, health screenings,
free gifts and giveaways, lots
of food, and live music and
entertainment.
This year performances
include: Shino Aguakate,
Grupo Tipico, Ravel La Voz,
Salsero Anthony G, Kassandra LA Faraona, El Vacilon
de la manana, Rhina Valentine, WRATH, EC Salsero,
and Gene Dinapoli. Additionally, ZUMBA dance,
Bharati Dance Academy, Ninoshka, Ricky Castro, and
William Diaz.
Sponsors include: Mosholu Preservation Corporation, community boards

7 and 8, Jewish Home Lifecare, Affinity health Plan,
BJs, Verizon FiOS, Fordham
Toyota, Blu Chus, Divino
Pharmacy Corp., WellCare,
Amerigroup, and the NYPD.
There will be exclusive
stage segments and signage
for corporate sponsors. The
presence of well-known artists will be endless.
Contact
Jacqueline
Acevedo at 917-640-1003, or
Angela Porcelli at 718-2834081 for further information.
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for this very special Shabbat. Bronx House has graciousoly co-sponsored tonights Summer Shabbat
and we would like to extend
our appreciation to Bronx
House and its Chief Executive Officer, Howie Martin
for the generosity.
Temple Hatikva would
like to remind you that we
still have ten tickets left for
our Take You Out To The
Ballgame event on Sunday,
July 6 at 5 P.M. at MCU Park
in Coney Island.
The Brooklyn Cyclones
will be hosting Jewish
Heritage Night and our
synagogue has rented a
Summer is here and

Temple Hatikva is sponsoring our Summer Shabbat
tonight, Friday, June 20 at
7:30 P.M. at Bronx House,
located at 990 Pelham Parkway South.
Directly after the Shabbat services, well be sponsoring a FREE Oneg Shabbat with a Make Your Own
Sundae buffet. This is always a fun event and the entire community is invited
so bring your friends,
neighbors and especially
children to this terrific program.
Temple Hatikva will be
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Bronx Council on the Arts author presentation

2013 National Jewish
Book Award Finalist A. J.
Sidransky will present his
new book, Stealing a Summers Afternoon, at the
Bronx Council on the
Arts (BCA) Bronx Writers
Center on Saturday, June
21, from 6 to 8 p.m.
This book/author presentation has been organized
by Bronx Writers Center director Charlie Vzquez and
will take place at the Bronx
Council on the Arts, 2700
East Tremont Avenue.
Alan Sidranskys latest
novel, Stealing a Summers
Afternoon, tells the tale of
Elliot Serlin, who is having
the worst week of his life.
He is losing everything and
is desperate to avoid financial ruin. Unwilling to tell
his wife for fear shell leave
him, Elliot sets out planning
an elaborate, if not quite
foolproof, art heist. Author
and Bronx native A.J. Sidransky was selected as a
finalist for the Outstanding Debut Novel by the National Jewish Book Awards
in 2013.
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Lehman Center for the
Performing Arts will present the multi-media live performance honoring Michael
Jackson, - Invincible: A Glorious Tribute To Michael
Jackson on Saturday, June
21, at 8 p.m. This exclusive
New York City engagement,
Invincible will feature
songs from the newly released chart-topping album
Xscape including the hit
single Love Never Felt So
Good, Loving You, Blue
Gangster and Slave To
The Rhythm the song that
made headlines worldwide
after a Michael Jackson hologram performance of it
rocked the 2014 Billboard
Music Awards.
Invincible stars the very
talented artists: Jibreel Moray (Young Michael), Jeffrey Perez (Live Concert
Michael) and Pete Carter
(Dancing Michael) who
bring back the spirit and
essence of seeing Michael
Jackson alive again on
stage as the show follows his

amazing performing career
from his boyhood days with
his brothers in the Jackson 5
to the heights of his solo act.
While masterfully performing the unique dancing that
Michael was so famous for,
they will perform such hits
as Billie Jean, Beat It,
Thriller, Smooth Criminal and Earth Song.
This # 1 Michael Jackson
Tribute show in the world
is entertainment for all
ages and will also feature
guest performances by the
fabulous Harlem GospeLive
singers, the American Beatboxer Kenny Muhammad
The Human Orchestra, a
Litefeet dance performance
by NYCs own W.A.F.F.L.E.
as well as breathtaking visuals and a live band with
master percussionists and
singers. Created, Produced
and Directed by Bessie
Award winner Darrin Ross
with choreography by Brandon Albright, Pete Carter,
Lavon Patterson and Victor
Lewis Jr. and musical direc-
SBH Health System announces the opening of our new
Center for Comprehensive Care

offering services for
Senior Health, Medication Management, Sleep,
Asthma, Allergy and Diabetes.
To schedule an appointment,
please call 718-960-3100.
tion by Doron Lev.

Lehman Center for the
Performing Arts is on the
campus of Lehman College/
CUNY at 250 Bedford Park
Boulevard Wes. Tickets fre
$45, $40, and $25, and can
be purchased by calling 718960-8833
***
Jann Klose is looking
forward to performing on
the Great Lawn, overlooking the majestic Palisades
at Wave Hill on July 9, at
7 PM. Wave Hill is at West
249th Street and Independence Avenue, in Riverdale.
Admission is Free with
admission to the grounds.
The website is wavehill.
org. The phone number is
718-549-3200.
Janns new album, Mosaic is now on 90 radio stations, and on iTunes, Amazon and Spotify. Mosaic is a
sonic, lyrical and emotional
mosaic from an artist known
for his multi-cultural roots,
a widely-faceted career, and
a soaring voice that wins
over the listener according
to the Washington Post.

The Independent Music
Awards has Jann nominated
in 3 eclectic categories for
both music and design, including for his cover of Tim
Buckleys Song To The Siren. Jann also appears on
ACTION MOVES PEOPLE,
which won the music industry competition of the IMAs
for a Various Artists: Spoken Word nomination.
***
How did paintings by a
celebrated Danish abstract
landscape artist end up on
the walls of St. Barnabas
Hospital? Two large painting by Christina Blaaberg,
whose work has appeared in
numerous shows throughout Europe and presently
grace the Danish Consulate
in New York City and will
be exhibited next month at
ArtHamptons, the annual
art fair in Bridgehampton,
Long Island are now displayed on the first floor of
St. Barnabas Hospital. The
hospital will officially introduce the paintings and
thank the artist for her generous contribution during

an event on Monday, June
23 (at 1 p.m.).
Blaaberg said she chose
to donate a painting called,
The View Towards the
City, a 60 x 40 acrylic on
canvas, after learning about
the hospital from a friend,
Dr. David Rubin, Chairman and Program Director
of Pediatrics at SBH Health
System. She said that Dr.
Rubin had explained to her
how the hospital serves an
underserved population in
the Bronx.
Blaabergs
paintings
general sell for $5,000 $10,000. The hospitals auxiliary chose to purchase a
second painting, A Powerful Road for the hospital.
Blaabjerg, a graduate
of the Fine Art Academy of
Aarhus in Denmark, depicts
in her urban landscapes the
contrasts between nature
and architecture using colors and linear compositions.
Chaos versus order is a key
element in her works.
minutes. Since then hes

had great roles in over 30
films including The Aviator by Martin Scorsese
in 2004 for which he was
nominated for an Academy Award for best supporting actor for his portrayal of Senator Ralph
Owen Brewster.
He received Golden
Globe Awards for musical comedy in 1975, 1976,
1980, 1981, 1982, and 1983.
He was the recipient of six
Emmy Awards including
the one for Outstanding
Actor for his portrayal
of Arnold Vinick in The
West Wing in 2006.
Although also known
as a writer and director,
weve all come to know
and love Alphonso Joseph
Abruzzo as Alan Alda who
played the unique character, Hawkeye Pierce, in
the long-running series,
June 20-26, 2014
Reserve and was assigned

to Fort Benning, Georgia.
He would later serve as a
gunnery officer in Korea.
Alphonso married Arlene
Weiss just a year after
graduating from Fordham and the couple settled down in Leonia, New
Jersey where they raised
their three daughters.
One of his big breaks
in Hollywood came when
he snagged a supporting role in Gone are the
Days in 1963. It starred
Ozzie Davis and Ruby Dee
and was a comedy where
he played a young man returning to the plantation
where he was raised to try
to obtain title to it one way
or another.
Those interested in
his early career and older
black and white films can
rent it for a few dollars.
Running time is only 99
I wonder how many

Fordham College graduates remember a classmate named Alphonso Joseph Abruzzo.
He was born in the
Bronx on January 28,
1936 and followed in his
fathers footsteps by later
becoming an actor.
Alphonso
graduated from Fordham with
a Bachelors Degree in
English in 1956 and is
also recalled for his work
with their radio program
WFUV. Robert (1914-1986),
his father, divided his
time acting in vaudeville
and films both in America
and Italy and although he
was a big star in his time,
its his son who became a
far bigger celebrity. Robert should, however, be
credited with giving his
son a start in show business and his mother, Joan
Brown, by the way, was a
former Miss New York.
While at Fordham,
Alphonso
joined
the
ROTC after which he enlisted in the U. S. Army
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Alan Alda, a Bronxite and Fordham Graduate.
MASH. Hes the only actor to appear in all 251 episodes and was nominated
for 21 Emmy Awards and
won five.
It should also be
noted that he was the co-
author of a good number

of episodes. Another little
known fact is that his father had roles in a couple
of installments and that
his half-brother, Antony
Alda, appears in a 1972 ep-
isode. And,finally, he directed the two-and-a-half

hour finale that closed
out the series in 1983. It
was appropriately titled
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Union Community Health Center recognized

Union
Community
Health Centers (UCHC)
three primary care locations in the Bronx 260
East 188th Street, 2021
Grand Concourse and 470
East Fordham Road have
received Level III PatientCentered Medical Home
2011 status by the National
Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). Level III
is the highest level of recognition for a Patient-Centered Medical Home.
NCQA is a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to improving health
care quality. The NCQA
Patient-Centered Medical
Home 2011 program reflects
the input of the American
College of Physicians (ACP),
American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP),
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and American
Osteopathic
Association
(AOA) and others in extension of the Physician Practice Connections Program.

The NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home 2011
standards emphasize the
use of systematic, patientcentered, coordinated care
that supports access, communication and patient involvement.
Research has shown that
medical homes can lead to
higher quality patient care
and lower costs, and can improve patient and provider
experiences of care.
The medical home
model is intended to transform primary care into
what patients want it to be,
said Nelson Eng, DO, Chief
Medical Officer and Family Practice physician at
Union Community Health
Center. This is especially
important for those patients with more complex
BY FRANK V. VERNUCCIO, JR.
potism. But this leads at

length to a more formal
and permanent despotism.
The disorders & miseries,
which result, gradually incline the minds of men to
seek security & repose in
the absolute power of an
Individual: and sooner or
later the chief of some prevailing faction more able
or more fortunate than
his competitors, turns
this disposition to the pur-
The United States is at

a terrible crossroads, one
foreseen by George Washington in 1796:
The alternate domination of one faction over
another, sharpened by the
spirit of revenge natural
to party dissention, which
in different ages & countries has perpetrated the
most horrid enormities,
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require coordinated care
among various disciplines
for their health issues. Before the comprehensive,
coordinated model of care,
which the Patient Centered
Medical Home embodies,
many patients could felt lost
in the healthcare system because their health care had
not been coordinated.
The NCQA PatientCentered Medical Home is
a model of 21st century primary care that combines access, teamwork and technology to deliver quality care
and improve health, said
NCQA President Margaret
E. OKane. NCQAs PCMH
2011 Recognition shows that
Center has tools, systems
and resources to provide its
patients with the right care
at the right time.
Action
Association
poses of his own elevation,
on the ruins of Public Liberty.
There is an uncomfortable reality facing the nation today. Throughout
the Obama presidency,
the White Houses lack of
respect for the law, and
indeed, the constitution
itself, has been blatant. It
began with the refusal to
prosecute a clear case of
voter intimidation in the
2008 election, proceeded to
the harassment of political opponents by the IRS,
and was magnified by the
practice of only enforcing the provisions of the
Affordable Care Act that
were politically expedient.
It has been evident in matters such as the release of
the Taliban 5, an open violation of 22 US Code Section 2371 (assistance to
terrorist
organizations)
Section 8111 of the Consolidated Appropriations Act
of 2014 (prohibiting the
use of funds for the release
of Guantanamo Bay prisoners) and Section 1035 of
As part of its PatientCentered Medical Home

model, Union Community
Health Center uses Patient
Navigators to remind patients about appointments,
keep tabs on their medications, provide information
on pertinent health issues,
schedule various screenings when necessary, and
assist with social services
needs as well. UCHCs Patient Navigators coordinate
patients care with their
primary care physician
and team of healthcare specialists, which may include
physicians, nurses, medical
technicians, social workers, pharmacists and others. Patients also benefit
from a 24/7 call center to
reach their physicians, and
in the coming months will
have access to a patient portal to their electronic health
records.
Using a team approach
and the latest in technology,
Center now coordinates
every patients care in an
efficient and cohesive manner, said Dr. Eng. This
means not only seeing them
when they have high blood
pressure or a bout of the flu,
but helping them set goals
so we can work together to
keep them healthy in the future.
This is especially important in the Bronx, which
has the states highest incidence of chronic diseases.
It is like putting an entire team in the corner of
each patient, said Dr. Eng.
This way, things do not fall
through the cracks, and we
are able to work proactively
with patients to keep them
healthy.
NCQA is a private, non-
profit organization dedicated to improving health

care quality. NCQA accredits and certifies a wide
range of health care organizations. It also recognizes
clinicians and practices in
key areas of performance.
NCQA is committed to providing health care quality
information for consumers,
purchasers, health care providers and researchers.
the Defense Authorization

Act for Fiscal Year 2014
(requiring
notification
to Congress before Guantanamo prisoner release.)
It is manifest in the Administrations failure to
enforce portions of the law
pertaining to illegal immigration.
The contempt has been
evident in Mr. Obamas
statements such as I cant
wait for Congress to act
and Ive got a pen and a
phone that he intends to
use to further his agenda
even if he does not obtain
c on st it ut ion a l ly-m a ndated Congressional approval for it.
Other presidents have,
at times, violated the law
and engaged in constitutionally questionable acts
(Richard Nixon comes
readily to mind.)
But
throughout the annals
of American history, no
chief executive has done
so as systematically, intentionally,
repeatedly
and in areas so vital and
substantial as Mr. Obama.
His open disregard for the
Constitution is unprecedented.
In our adversarial governing system, it is expected that the opposition
party or the legislative
branch would check the
power of the presidency.
But in the poisonous environment of Washington,

Republican objections are
seen merely as partisan
arguing, and the Senate
is held by Democrats who
appear more loyal to their
president than to the Constitution.
This battle for the soul
of the nation is often mistaken as disagreements
over individual issues. Far
too many of those favoring
the Presidents agenda in
spending, foreign policy,
healthcare or the environment look the other way
as he achieves his goals or
governs in ways that violate the Constitution.
That is a dangerous
path. Once the Constitution has been relegated
to a mere suggestion, the
protections it has provided for centuries will be
endangered forever, and
could well become permanently lost. Other nations,
including those clearly
tyrannical, have constitutions providing rights,
and those rights are utterly ignored.
The
difference
in
America has always been
that, despite our political
differences or disagreements over specific policies, we have always held
Constitutional provisions
and Constitutional rights
sacrosanct, above the fray

of political fighting. As
a people, we have, in the
past, realized that no one
issue or set of issues or
even loyalty to a political
party or to a president is
worth jeopardizing the
Constitution.
That treasured and indispensable tradition appears to be disintegrating.
As it evaporates, the rights
protected at so great a cost
since the foundation of
the nation will wither and
die. The Constitution may
be the greatest governing
system ever created, but it
is, after all, a human institution. It can be and is being destroyed piecemeal,
and loyalty to a particular
president is the instrument of that destruction.
It is time for Americans of
every party and political
philosophy, who believe in
the Bill of Rights, to cast
aside their differences and
take active steps to restore
the rapidly dwindling respect for the Constitution
by this White House, before it is too late.
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Bronx Trolley rolls again on July 2nd

The Bronx Trolley: First
Wednesday Arts & Culture
Tour rolls again on July
2nd with an evening of exhibitions at Longwood Art
Gallery @ Hostos, Bronx
Museum of the Arts,
Bronx Documentary Center and BronxArtSpace.
The Bronx Museum of the
Arts additionally features
a book signing and reading. Admission to venues
is free and all are welcome
to hop on board and enjoy
them.
July 2nds Trolley begins at 5:00pm at Longwood Art Gallery @ Hostos
(Hostos Community College, 450 Grand Concourse
at 149th Street) with two
exhibitions: The Time Has
Come and PERCENT FOR
GREEN. The Time has
Come is BRIOs (Bronx
Recognizes Its Own) fourth
artist biennial curated by
Longwood Director Juanita

Lanzo and featuring works
by Bronx artists who are
2012 and 2013 BCA BRIO
winners in the disciplines
of visual and media arts.
Artists include Manuel
Acevedo, Jeanine Alfieri,
Michael Paul Britto, Mark
Cabaroy, Firan Chisolm,
Onyedika Chuke, Dennis
Delgado, Donna Diamond,
Sharyn Finnegan, Sean P.
Gallegos, Swati Khurana,
Ruth Marshall, Adel L.
Morales, Laura Napier,
Elle Prez, Amy Pryor,
Stephanie
Rodrguez,
Hrvoje Slovenc, Jennifer Tomaiolo, and Randal
Wilcox. PERCENT FOR
GREEN, curated by Regina
Cornwell, is a social practice piece by Bronx artist
Alicia Grull n that looks
at green issues and uses
Praxis intervention ideas
to connect climate change
BY FATHER
RICHARD F. GORMAN
Sun that has set.

Admittedly, it is a bit of an
enterprise to change burntout or defective highway
lights. Among other steps,
an employee of the New York
City Department of Transportation (N.Y.C.D.O.T.) must
get a bucket in order to
lift him/her up to the light
bulb several feet above the
ground. S/he must then play
with the apparatus that holds
the light bulb in the process
of replacing it with a new
one. Finally, the individual
must be returned to terra
firma. Yes, it is a bit more extensive and exhausting than
commanding LET THERE
BE LIGHT! It is furthermore much more dangerous.
After all, the Good Lord did
not have to contend with and
avoid motor vehicles speeding by Him as He undertook
the first of His several steps
to bring about His Creation.
Municipal workers in the
employ of N.Y.C.D.O.T. are
taking their life into their
hands when engaging in any
sort of repair work on a highway. Motor vehicle operators drive much too speedily and irresponsibly these
days. They seem almost
exclusively focused on their
own concern -- viz., getting
to where they want to go as
quickly as they can get there
-- and could care less about
FIAT LUX!
In the beginning God
created the heavens and the
earth.
And the earth was without
form, and void; and darkness
was upon the face of the deep.
And the Spirit of God
moved upon the face of the waters. And God said, Let there
be light: and there was light.
And God saw the light,
and it was good; and God divided the light from the darkness. - Book of GENESIS,
Chapter I, verses 1 thru 4
It was simple enough for
God. The Almighty One
merely uttered a thought and
light was had. The universe
would not dwell in the fear
and the unknown of darkness.
Perhaps, matters are not
so simple for the City of New
York, and specifically, its Department of Transportation
(N.Y.C.D.O.T.). Admittedly,
it takes a bit more time and
effort to bring about light, in
this case, on the Major Deegan Expressway between the
East 230TH Street and East
233RD Street exits -- as well
as on any number of highways and major roadways
throughout the City of New
York, for that matter -- at
night, after the disappearance of Gods light from His
to urban poverty, sustainability and diversity. In

conjunction with this exhibition, Alicia Grulln
will host a series of roundtables, events and community intergenerational
conversations throughout
the length of the exhibition. Visit bronxarts.org
for dates and details. Both
exhibitions are on view
through August 6th.
The trolley bell clangs
at 5:30pm, 6:30pm, and
7:30pm indicating the trolleys departure from Hostos on its way to the evenings cultural events.
The Bronx Trolley First
Tour is your free ticket to
a cultural tour along the
South Bronx Cultural Corridor of the lower Grand
Concourse. The trolley
runs on the First Wednesdays of each month (except
January and September),

providing Bronxites and
tourists alike a fun way to
travel via a replica of an
early 20th-century trolley
car. Passengers are given
the opportunity to sample
several of the areas hottest
cultural attractions, dining establishments and entertainment venues along
the way.
In addition to Longwood
Art Gallery @ Hostos, this
months trolley stops and
attractions include:
The Bronx Museum of
the Arts Come for the
book signing and reading;
stay for the tour! Author
Gary Johnston will discuss his book Tears of Answered Prayer, the story of
how love is lost when pride
and ego get in the way. Then
tour the museums current
exhibitions: In print / Imprint: Works from the Per-
manent Collection Prints

and graphic-art from the
Museums Permanent Collection; Nina Talbot: Veterans Ten paintings conveying rarely-told personal
stories of Americas military men and women; Shyu
Ruey-Shiann: One Kind of
Behavior An installation
inspired by the movements
of such creatures as the
hermit crabs; Beyond the
Supersquare An exhibition by 30+ artists and 60+
Latin American and Caribbean influenced artworks;
and Rethinking the Garden Casita Traditional casita engineered to function
off the grid in the event of a
citywide disaster;
BronxArtSpace
Come and view Language
is Identity, an exhibition
exploring language and
how it plays a role in the
maintenance of our indi-
vidual and collective identities and at the same time

serves as a vehicle to help
us revise our identity as
we interact with new environments, people and experiences; and
Bronx Documentary
Center In the Centers current exhibition, The 60s:
Decade of Change, photographer Benedict J. Fernandez captures powerful and
emotionally-resonant moments of America during
the tumultuous 1960s.
The Bronx Trolley First
Tour will return on August
6, 2014. Visit BCAs website
at www.bronxarts.org in
mid-July for information
on August 6ths trolley
as well as other BCA programs and activities. Additional information: 718931-9500 x33.
fellow motorists or their

well-being. They far too often drive distracted, whether
by conversations on BLUETOOTH, texting, or deafeningly loud music. Some even
attempt to catch a flick or
two (2). I am given to wonder
whether any of these drivers
-- and any of us who drive
have certainly encountered
their ilk all too frequently as
of late! -- would even stop or
take care not to hit or to run
over God Himself!
This being said, difficulty
and danger aside, it is not
impossible to keep the lights
on the Major Deegan Expressway between the East
230TH and 233RD Streets
lit. Hence, the fact that these
highway lights are not lit
and working begs two (2)
very simple questions -- viz.,
WHY NOT? and WHEN
WILL THEY BE?
The lights of which I spek
on the Major Deegan Expressway have been out for
so long that I cannot recall
when I initially noticed that
they were out. Joking aside,
it seems as if such has been
the case since the dawn of

Creation!
Certainly, they were not
working for the longest time
during the three-peat term
of office of Mayor Michael
R. Bloomberg and of his Bicycle . . . . . . oops, I mean his
Transportation . . . . . . Commissioner Janette SadikKhan. Well, currently we
have a new Mayor and Chief
Executive in the drivers seat
-- no pun intended -- at City
Hall, who has appointed a
new Commissioner of the Department of Transportation
(N.Y.C.D.O.T.). They may be
new, but the problem on the
Major Deegan Expressway
as one approaches Van Cortlandt Park is not! It annoyingly and hazardously remains! The highway lights
still out and all one can
surmise is: HOW LONG, O
LORD? (PSALMS: 35)
Maybe, all of Commissioner Sadik-Khans agency
employees were too tied up
panting bicycle lanes and
building the obstacles accompanying them on our
city streets. Maybe, Mayor
Mike and his cohorts cared
a bit too much about keeping Manhattan lit up for the
tourists and not about keeping us apparently secondclass, outer-Borough citizens
in the dark. Quite possibly,
casting drivers into the void
of darkness devoid of incandescent light was His Honors revenge against drivers
who vociferously opposed
his cockamamie proposal
for Congestion Pricing in
Midtown and Lower Manhattan. Then, again, as well,
Mr. Bloomberg took public
transportation every day,
although he was driven to
a subway station some distance from his townhouse in
an N.Y.P.D. S.U.V. for a rather
short train ride from Columbus Circle to City Hall every
morning. Was the Mayor attempting to tell all of us that
we should ride public transportation instead of driving,
even if the subways were
running at over one hundred
percent (100%) of capacity?
In any event, that was
then and this is now . . . . . .
and as I just said, the lights
on the Deegan are still out.
Yes, this is a nuisance, but it
is, more seriously, a menace.
As one drives in the area of
the highway to which I have
been referring, one encounters pitch-black darkness.
The unlit section is on an
inclined curve. Motorists
encountering these conditions regularly turn on their
bright lights, causing drivers
traveling in the opposite direction to be blinded. Good
friends, this is a headline
waiting to happen. It is only
a matter of time before an accident befalls a hapless and

ill-starred motorist. How
long will it be before some
luckless person crashes into
the concrete barriers or another vehicle? Surely, the
cost of labor and materials to
keep these highway lights lit
is nowhere near that of a serious accident entailing damaged property or, worse yet,
God forbid, the loss of light!
Can such tragedy be measured in the expenditure of a
relatively paltry expenditure
dollars and cents?
The Prophet Isaiah in the
ninth Chapter of the Book in
the Bible bearing his name
opines that those in darkness have seen a great light;
those who dwelt in a land
of deep darkness, on them
has light shone! May these
words of Isaiah speak to the
rescue of nighttime motorists on the Major Deegan Expressway between the East
230TH Street and East 233RD
Street exits one day soon.
With any luck, Mayor De Blasio and Transportation Commissioner Polly Trottenberg
will do right by drivers and
return them to the light. I
hope that getting the lights
back on will not have to take
an act of God!
Until next time, that is it
for this time!
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June 20-26, 2014
Eastchester Rehab receives honors

Eastchester Rehabilitation and Health Care Center has been a vital part
of the Bronx since 1967.
Many of the facilitys residents, their families and
staff members reside in
this borough.
Eastchester Rehabilitation is particularly known
throughout the New York
Metropolitan
area
as
home to one of the most
advanced centers for ventilator patients in the en-
tire region; specializing in

chronic/aggressive weaning. The excellent results
from their most recent
Department of Health Survey are a true testament
to what a skilled body of
workers can accomplish
through dedication.
During this years Nationwide Nursing Home
Week celebration, staff
members who have been
enriching the lives of Eastchesters residents for over
BY LYNN GERBINO
Neck Bridge.
Up to two of three
Queensbound lanes at the
Throgs Neck Bridge will
be closed during overnight hours for a total of
seven weekends this summer in order to replace
90,000-square-feet of binder
and asphalt overlay.
Beginning the weekend
of June 20-23, one Queensbound lane will be closed
from the Bronx toll plaza
south to the Bronx Anchorage of the bridge from 10
p.m. Friday through 5 a.m.
We hope to you at our

next meeting and the last
for the summer months on
Tuesday,June 24th, at 7:30
p.m. at the Villa Barone
Manor. Our guest speaker
will be Assemblyman Michael Benedetto, chair of the
Veterans Committee for the
New York State Assembly.
Please stop by to see what
is going in Veterans Affairs
in New York State. We look
forward to seeing you!
Please be advised on closures if using the Throgs
BY JOSEPH ODDO
Reminders: Please note
our new mailing address.
You can find it in our last
paragraph. We will no longer be using a mailbox address. Please mail your
membership dues of $10 to
our new address.
Our June 10 meeting
which just past was our last
meeting before our summer
break. We will meet again
this coming September. So
please enjoy your summer
and keep reading the Bronx
Times Reporter for updates
on the traffic improvement
plans for our communities.
The Crosby Ave./Buhre
Ave. stop is scheduled to
be closed for repairs beginning July 5.
We will have more information for you on this
important improvement to
our community in future
articles.
This summer might be
a little tight for some of us,
so the following notices are
worth repeating. And, for
all of us, kids being kids,
most of the time they want
to be with their friends.
Kids are amazing all to of-
ten they wont eat health

foods at our table but when
they are with their friends
eating healthy is never
a problem. Some of them
have even been known to
brag about eating healthy,
but only with their friends.
Well, Chelsea Clinton is offering our communities the
opportunity to find locations that will provide free
summer meals for kids and
teens.
So please follow her advice: Families can find free
SummerMeals for kids or
teens in their neighborhood
by texting FOOD to 877-877.
NoKidHungry.
And, please remember
for Seniors and the home
bound there is Meals on
Wheels. You may call or
visit the Community Board
10 office for the latest information on how to sign
up for the Meals on Wheels
program that can best serve
your needs.
Now a word from Christian Claudio from the Youth
Services Administration
for anyone looking for a productive way to spend your
summer. The following In-
15 years were recognized

at a unique ceremony.
There were 58 honored
staff members that gathered under a white sundrenched tent on May 12,
to receive recognition.
Among them, three
staff members have over
30 years of dedicated service; some are second generation. The staffs longevity shows both their own
and the facilitys commitment to excellence.
This
unprecedented
event was honored by the
presence of representatives from Congressman
Joseph Crowleys office
and Senator Jeffery Kleins
office. Bronx Borough
President Ruben Diaz issued special citations for
the honored staff. Senator
Jeffrey Klein issued proclamations for honored
staff as well as the facility. Congressman Joseph
Crowley gave a proclama-
tion for the facility and

Council Member James
Vaca issued a citation for
the facility.
These
acknowledgements have made a lasting
impression on Eastchester
Rehabilitation and Health
Care Center; the staffs
enthusiasm has not yet
cooled.
For the devoted group
of healthcare professionals that come together to
promote the wellness of
their residents, the celebration continues through

their work. The team daily
restores their patients to
prior functional mobility
and independence; leading
to their reintegration back
into their homes in the
community. It is reassuring to know that when one
is in need of skilled nursing care, there are places
where hope of recovery is
given by those honored to
have this responsibility.
Monday. During daytime

hours on the weekend two
lanes to Queens will remain open.
The work is being done
overnight on weekends
when traffic is lighter so we
can minimize the impact
to the driving public, said
Throgs Neck Facility En-
gineer Edmond Knightly.

It also will help minimize
conflicts at the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, which is
undergoing a $109 million
project to rehabilitate and
reconstruct the Queens approach roadway.
All work is heavily dependent on good weather,
and as a result the work
may not be done on consecutive weekends. The contractor cannot apply new
asphalt in rainy weather or
in extreme humidity. We
will be watching weather
forecasts and will make a

decision each Thursday afternoon, Knightly said.
Director of Bridges
East Raymond Webb, who
oversees operations at the
Throgs Neck and BronxWhitestone Bridges, urges
motorists to sign up for
MTA e-mail or text alerts
at www.mta.info , download MTA Bridges and Tunnels free Drive Time app for
smart phones and iPads, or
check the MTA Service Status box to get the most upto-date information.
During the weekend

work at the Throgs Neck
Bridge, motorists should
also consider using the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge or the
Bronx-Whitestone Bridge,
which will have three
lanes open southbound to
Queens.
We look forward to seeing you at our meeting. As
always, we can be reached
at 718-823-0327. Have a
wonderful week!! Our next
meeting will not be held until September!!
ternship may be just what

youre looking for. So dont
wait apply now.
Young Adult Internship
Program (YAIP)
Age: 16-24
Website:
http://www.
nyc.gov/html/dycd/html/
jobs/internship.shtml
Phone: 1-800-246-4646
Description: The Young
Adult Internship Program
(YAIP) is DYCDs workforce
Development program
targeting young adults between 16 and 24 who are not
working and not in school.
The program is part of the
Center for Economic Opportunity, which was created to promote innovative
approaches to poverty reduction. It is a 14-week internship program for low-income New York City young
adults. YAIP begins with
a 2 to 4 week orientation
conducted by DYCD funded

community-based organizations and is followed by
a 10 to 12 week paid internship that offers structured
work opportunities. This is
a year-round program; the
program incorporates ongoing education, as well as
additional participant and
employer support.
So enjoy your summer
and next week we will have
more information on the
traffic mess that hunts the
East Bronx. Take Care and
be Safe.
Program (YAIP)
Age: 16-24
Website:
http://www.
Phone: 1-800-246-4646
Development program
a year-round program; the
employer support.
Program (YAIP)
Age: 16-24
Website:
http://www.
Phone: 1-800-246-4646
Development program
a year- round program; the
employer support.
Next week we will have
more information on the
traffic mess that hunts the
East Bronx. So stay cool
and be safe.
Our
new
mailing
address
is
Maryann
Maiorana,attention Pelham
Bay Taxpayers And Civic
Association, 1720 Mayflower
Ave. apt. 9H, Bronx, NY.
10461. Our annual dues is
ten dollars. Please feel free
to come to our meetings.
They are open to all. If you
are new to our community
we would love to meet you.
See you soon!
PM. Recommended senior

meal contribution is $2.00
plus $2.00 for event.
Hold space for one more
event in last week of July:
Ballroom dancing with
Dancin Arturo Perez will
continue on Tues. July 8th
& 30th at 1:00 PM. No partner necessary.
Music & Memories class
with Yael Acher, flutist/
educator, will continue
on Wed. July 2nd and 16th
at 11:00 AM. Watch music
dvds from varied genres
and styles and share your
response with other class
members.
For information about
trips, please call Sugey at
718-549-4700.
JASA Van Cortlandt Senior Center offers Senior
Fitness on Mon., Exercise,
Tai Chi
and Ballroom
Dance on Tues., Gentle Exercise and Flowing Yoga on
Wed. PM, Yoga on Thurs.
and Tone & Stretch on Fri.
All exercise instructors are
certified. Call the center at
718-549-4700 for dates and
times of these classes.

All meals at JASA Van
Cortlandt Senior Center are
catered by Mauzone
(kosher) Meal Service. We
offer a daily alternate choice
of main dish. Refreshments
are served at all cultural
arts events.
We are located in the

Van Cortlandt Jewish Center at 3880 Sedgwick Ave.
(on the first floor). Take the
Bronx #1, 2 or 10 bus to the
intersection of Sedgwick
Ave. and Van Cortlandt
Ave. West. For more information, please call the cen-
ter office at 718-549-4700.

JASA Van Cortlandt
Senior Center is funded by
NYC Dept. for the Aging,
UJA- Federation of NY and
by special grants from
Council Member Oliver Koppell and Bronx Borough
President Ruben Diaz Jr.
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at 1:00 PM. Lunch will be
served at 12:15 PM. Recommended senior meal contribution is $2.00 plus $1.00 for
event.
Sonya Mittelman, Esq.
will give an Elder Law presentation on Thurs. July
10th at 1:00 PM.
Professor Zelda Kahan
Newman, Lehman College,
will speak about the Yiddish
writer Kadya Molodowsky
on Tues. July 22nd at 1:00
PM. Kadya Molodowsky was
the most prolific writer of
Yiddish literature. She was
an early feminist poet who
also wrote short stories,
novels and essays. Lunch
will be served at 12:15 PM.
Recommended senior meal
contribution is $2.00 plus
$1.00 for event.
Celebrate June and July
birthdays to the upbeat
rhythms of Bobby Liggio,
keyboard player on Wed.
July 23rd. Llunch will be
served at 12:15 PM followed
by the entertainment at 1:00
Upcoming activities and

special events at JASA Van
Cortlandt Senior Center,
3880 Sedgwick Avenue in
late June and July include:
Bronx Opera Company
Ensemble will present a
varied program of classic
and Broadway favorites on
Wed. June 25th at 6:30 PM.
Honey lemon chicken and
yams will be served at 5:30
PM. Recommended senior
meal contribution is $3.00
plus $2.00 for event. Nonsenior meal fee is $6.15 and
$3.00 for event.
Call in meal reservations to the senior center
office 718-549-4700 in advance.
Rose and Meir Beer, musicians/singers, will present Yiddish and Hebrew
songs at belated Shavuot
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PM. (Roast chicken will be
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event.
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Grant, we will finally be permanently replacing the graffitied Ganzos Food Market
wall at White Plains Road &
Pelham Parkway North with
something that invites and
welcomes the THOUSANDS
of strap-hangers that see it
each day as they exit the Pelham Parkway train station.
The exact dates of the
mural-making will be announced at the end of June.
But we do need spray artists, volunteers and man/
woman-power to make it
happen!
So please call/text us at
347-654-7044 or email us at
bxparkeast@gmail.com to
help out and be a part of the
Art Sessions!
In Memoriam
This week in memoriam,
we remember
Longtime
Wise South Bronx Neighborhood Mom and Progressive
Businesswoman Maria Antonia Cruz, 62, who bought
clothes wholesale and sold
them on time for poor people with no credit; Truck
driver Joao DaPonta, 52
who was killed in a collision
on the George Washington
Bridge; NYPD Officer Dennis Guerra, 38 who died on
the line in performance of
his duties; Mona Freeman,
87, NYCs First Miss Subway;
Lee Hyla, 61, American Composer who combined Jazz &
Rock into Classical Works;
Writer & Comedian James
McNair who died in horrific
car crash; Americas Top 40
Host DJ Casey Kasem, 81,
who also provided a myriad
of cartoon voices like Shaggy
from Scooby Doo and Robin
from Batman & the Super
Friends; Presidents Medal
of Freedom Winner & Iconic
Veteran Actress Ruby Dee,
91, who for 7 decades lent
her name and star power to
powerful causes providing a
HerStoric Ringing Voice
for Civil Rights. May all
their souls find their eternal
Rest In Peace...
CONGRATULATIONS,
HAPPY BIRTHDAYS &
SPEEDY RECOVERY
Congratulations
to
Corey Jones, son of B-PECA
member & Animal Activist Kathleen Jones on his
On Thursday, June 12, B-PECA joined over 400 Bronx Tenants to demand a Rent Freeze at the Bronx
Rent Guidelines Board Public Hearing.
graduation from college;
Brandon & David Agosto,
on their graduation from
high school; Congrats goes
out to Bronx Activist Annie Bollers appointment to
Bronx Community Board 10;
Happy Birthday goes out to
Lisa Agosto Soto, sister of BPECA vice chairman, Kenny
Agosto; Marricka Scott McFadden, Deputy Chief of The
Bronx Board of Elections;
and the old 41st Precinct Police House on her 100th Anniversary; Happy Birthday
and Many More!!! We wish a
Speedy recovery to Senator
Ruth Hassell Thompson; Gerard Savage, Chief of Staff to
Sen. Thompson; and to SNL
Alum Comedian/Star of 30
Rock Tracy Morgan.
Congrats To Mr. V!
Columbus High School
campus always deserves
their own special section, so
we would like to give a big
shout out to Drama Teacher
Mr. V, Principal Shadia Al-
varez and their inspiring

students Ervin Bautista,
Naya Houchen, Tiana Coronado, Aidan Velez, Darius
Smith, Kristen Schmall,
Justin Bryant, Gina De La
Rosa, Tameckia Williams,
Alfons Dibriani, Bobby Pichardo, Olgia Prifti, Madison
Mcclain-Frederickson and
many others for their heartfelt performance in the 2nd
Annual CIMS Play.
LET ME ASK YOU
SOMETHING?
For three years, the intrepid men, women and children of B-PECA have waged
war with litterers, vandals,
gangbangers, and other
criminal elements determined to undermine and destroy our neighborhoods. In
that time, we have been able
to stem the tide on illegal
graffiti, gang tags, neglected
trees and trash. Isnt it a
good idea for you to add your
voice, hands, and feet to our
great cause to save yours and
by definition our neighborhoods? The pebble has been

cast upon the great pond
sending ripples throughout our combined neighborhoods that make our great
Bronx Community.
PLEASE lend a hand,
give a little elbow grease. We
need YOUR support. COME
JOIN B-PECA TODAY!
As always if you have any
questions, concerns, comments, and ideas please call/
text us at: 347.654.7044 or
via email at: BxParkEast@
gmail.com or just follow us
at: facebook.com/groups/bxparkeast . So, try to be mindful to your neighbors and
lower your personal noise
pollution footprint. Try to
have a little more patience,
compassion and tolerance
when you are driving or on
line, and try to Love your
neighbors.
Until next time, Keep
your feet on the ground and
keep reaching for the stars.
at Holy Family School 2161

Blackrock Ave, Castle Hill.
All legionnaires invited.
Please support this worthwhile youth group!
Dont forget another
great family group, Bronx
Shore Civic Association.
They have 2nd and 4th
Wednesday night BINGO,

7pm, lots of fun, 18 and older
please.
My first activity as
County Vice Commander
was Flag Day at Sam Young
Post 620.
Special thanks to Transit Pride Pipe Band for the
ceremonial music.
Until Next Time: As we
begin to relax for the summer, lets not forget our community and our veterans.
Send me info to keep us
in touch and Ill add it here.
Look above (or below) at
Dr. Pauls 620 column too.
BY TONY SALIMBENE
Dont forget our June
meeting is the 29th at TN
Memorial Post 1456, regular start time, catered party
to follow our swearing in of
officers around 1pm.
Members may bring a
guest. TN Post will be starting a major spruce-up of the
memorial entrance to their
post home.
Please donate and contact groups or businesses
you know that may wish to
donate.
On the 28th there will
be a Star of Sea - Sea Cadet Annual Review, 12:30
June 20-26, 2014
Tenants Fight Back

On Thursday June 12th,
Bronx Park East Community
Association joined Community Action for Safe Apartments (CASA) and over 400
Bronx Tenants at the Bronx
Public Hearing of the NYC
Rent Guideline Board to DEMAND a rent freeze for the
millions of Rent-Stabilized
Tenants of New York City.
Wow, what a great showing for Bronx Tenants! Congrats to Susanna Blankley
and the rest of the CASA
team for organizing such a
strong rally!
Team B-PECAs Kathleen
Jones, Nelson Gonzalez, Patricia Charles, Grace Lovaglio, and Board Members
Hazel Miura and Raphael
Schweizer, as well as other
Allerton/Pelham Parkway
residents stood firm and testified before the 9-member
RGB to exclaim the hardship
that rent-stabilized tenants
have endured, with neverending rent increases and repair/maintenance needs that
have remained unaddressed,
despite the increased income
of Bronx landlords from
years of rent increases. We
tenants are at the brink of
financial ruin. A rent freeze
MUST happen!
Miss the Bronx Rent
Guideline Board (RGB) Hearing? You can still submit testimony, which matters, and
is read by the RGB, by going
to http://nycrgb.org/downloads/guidelines/RGBproposed2014.pdf
And you can still make
your voice heard in public,
by attending the Rent Guidelines Boards Final Vote on
Rent Increases (or Freeze) on
Monday June 23rd, starting
at 6pm sharp!
The vote will take place
at The Great Hall at Cooper
Union, located at 7 East 7th
Street in lower Manhattan.
If youre interested in attending, text/call 347-6547044 or email BxParkEast@
gmail.com. Your train fare
will be paid for by us.
Calendar Of Events
1. This Thursday June
19th:
B-PECA
Monthly
Community Meeting, from
6:30-8:45pm with a Special
Presentation on Domestic
Violence by Bronx DA Crime
Victims Unit Director, Beth-
ann Holzhay.
We will also be voting
for two new members of our
Executive Board. Please arrive by 7:30pm and pay your
yearly dues of $20 if you wish
to vote. Paid members who
have attended 6 meeting between July 2013 and June
2014 are eligible to vote.
The meeting takes place
inside the CenterLight building, located at 2401 White
Plains Road, which is just
north of Waring Avenue and
across the street from Walgreens.
Thank you to CenterLight
for hosting us each month!
2. Saturday June 28th:
3rd Annual Thwaites Place
Block Party from 12-8pm
Join us at the Birth Place
of B-PECA, Thwaites Place
& Olinville Avenue, for Pony
Rides, Magic Shows, Face
Painting and Music All Day
as we close off the street and
come together as a community.
Sponsorships are still
available! If you wish to volunteer, donate to or sponsor
the Thwaites 3rd Annual
Event, call/text 347-6547044 or email BxParkEast@
gmail.com
3. Thursday, July 10th:
Monthly Community Meeting with Councilman Ritchie
Torres, from 6:30-8:45pm.
Join us as we discuss the
outcome of the City Budget,
Housing Issues and more
with our freshman City
Councilman, who represents
the 15th Council District,
comprising Allerton, Bronx
Park East and parts of Pelham Parkway North.
Summer Handball
This summer, courtesy of
a Neighborhood Grant from
Citizens Committee for New
York City (CCNYC), B-PECA
will be hosting weekly Handball Tournaments inside Allertons Zimmerman Playground!
Spearheaded by two residents of Parkside Houses,
well be giving the kids and
teens in this troubled park
something positive to engage
in each Thursday during the
heat of the summer.
We will have confirmed
dates and times by next week,
so stay tuned to our facebook
group Event tab to keep upto-date. Go to www.facebook.
com/groups/bxparkeast and
click on Events to stay in
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J. Brady McCollough (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) is covering
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DONTE BRYAN.................................................................PAGE 124
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Im blessed. I look at the hard times and look at me

now.
Benjamin Kravitz of Bronx Science is tagged out at home by Beach Channels Joe Calandra in seventh inning of the PSAL Class B baseball championship game at
Photo by Robert Cole
Yankee Stadium.
BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI
Bronx Science was just a few
feet away from a city baseball title as Ben Kravitz tagged up from
third base, preparing to score
what could have been the gamewinning run in the bottom of the
seventh inning.
Instead Kravitz was cut down
at the plate by a perfect throw
from Beach Channel centerfielder
Antonio Moccia. The PSAL Class
B baseball title game headed to
extra innings. It took until the
ninth for No. 9 Beach Channel to
score twice to claim a 7-5 victory
over the No. 5 Wolverines in the
championship game at at Yankee Stadium June 12. Despite the
tough defeat, Bronx Science took
solace in reaching the final and
playing in the home of the Yankees after losing in the semifinal
a year ago.
We did what we had to do,
said Wolverines ace pitcher Glen

Price. We got to Yankee Stadium. It was a great experience.
It would have been better coming
out on top, but just the thrill of
playing was enough for us.
The Wolverines (17-4) fought
to keep their season alive after
heading into the bottom of the
seventh and trailing 5-3 against
Beach Channel ace Kely Aponte.
Singles by Kyle Shultz and Kravitz and a walk to Simon Lehrer
loaded the bases with one out.
Daniel Bonfiglio, who had two
hits, three RBIs and two runs
scored, lined a two-run double to
tie things up at 5-5. The ball went
off the glove of a leaping Moccia
in center.
I wasnt really feeling the
pressure that much, Bonfiglio
said. Ive been in big situations
before. I really like pressure. I
feed off of it. I was waiting for a
fastball because thats basically

what he was throwing. When I
saw it and I made contact, I know
I hit it pretty good.
Alex Grun also thought he
got enough of the ball to bring a
runner home when he flew out to
shallow center, but it didnt keep
Moccia from making a game-saving throw. Two innings later a
high throw to fi rst after a strikeout allowed Aponte to reach second. Beach Channel (17-2) took
the lead on a bases loaded walk
and got an insurance run on a
double by David Polanco to make
it 7-5 against Bronx Science reliever Michael McLaughlin.
Price, who started the game,
was the Wolverines rock on
the mound all season. He dominated in the fi rst three innings
by striking out six and allowing just one hit. Price began to
struggle with his control in the
fi fth. Five straight walks and

a two-run single by Aponte off
Bronx Science reliever Kyle Cassara helped Beach Channel grab
a 4-0 lead. Bronx Science made
it 4-2 in the bottom of the frame
thanks to RBI hits from Bonfiglio
and Price.
Hes been lights out all year,
even his bad outings, Bonfiglio
said of Price. I think he had his
stuff today. He just stumbled.
Falling in the title game was
just one defeat in an overall successful season for the Wolverines.
They won their division for the
second-straight year and reached
the championship round for the
first time in school history. The
final milestone just wasnt in the
cards for Bronx Science.
We had a great season,
Bronx Science Coach Michael
McGrath said. We just came up
short today.
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Tafts Bryan receives award

for courage in cancer battle
Donte Bryans tears were
still noticeable as they dried
on his cheek.
The Taft basketball
standout had just relived his
two-year battle with cancer
as he accepted the Edwuard
Nogay Award for Strength
and Courage at the PSAL
Wingate Award dinner June
9 at the Brooklyn Marriot.
The award was named for
Nogay, who played boys
volleyball at Fort Hamilton
High School in Brooklyn
through sarcoma and the
amputation of his arm before dying in June 2013. For
Bryan, who first heard of
Nogays story at the PSAL
dinner, the honor was further validation of his fight
for his life.
This award means a
lot to be me because a lot of
times I felt like giving up
throughout the hard days,
the senior said. My mom
always told me that I would
have to be strong. It paid
off.
It was a long road back

for Bryan.
He was cut from the
Golden Eagles junior varsity team as a freshman,
before making the squad as
sophomore. He was all set to
start on the varsity as a junior in November 2012, but
10 days before the opener, he
was limping and complaining of a pain in legs. A series of tests revealed he had
non-Hodgkins lymphoma.
Taft Coach George Diaz
said Bryan didnt fully understand the severity of his
situation. Bryan thought he
could take pill and hed be
better.
His coach and his teammates visited him constantly
in the hospital, but Diaz said
it was tough to keep their
spirits up as they watched
the 6-foot-2, 185-pound Bryan
whittle down to 125 pounds.
Bryan admitted there where
moments through his treatment when he felt like he
wouldnt have the strength
to go on.
Plenty of times I just felt

like giving up, Bryan said.
I thought it was the last me
and it wasnt
But Bryan kept going. He
cheered for his team dressed
in uniform and with no hair,
providing inspirational support during its run to the
PSAL Class A semifinals in
2013.
His return to full-time
action was a long process.
When the scrappy, defensive
minded forward came back,
hed go up to try to dunk, but
could barely make a layup.
He was winded quickly.
It was tough for us, Diaz
said. There were a lot of
tears. There was a lot of crying. When he broke down we
stayed up; we stayed strong
[for him].
Bryan was back on the
court this season for Taft
and will play next year at
Sullivan Community College. He averaged 3.0 points
and 2.4 rebounds in 14 contests. Kim Tolve, Nogays
coach at Fort Hamilton,
Taft basketball standout Donte Bryan (second from the right) stands with his Coach George Diaz (l. to
r.), guidence counselor Abony Reid and his mother Narcessa Bryant after receiving the Eduad Nogay
Photo by Joseph Staszewski
Award for strength and courage.
made sure to shake Byans
hand. She choked up telling him how happy she was
the that award was going to
such a great young man.
Its something that all at Taft
already knew.
It showed everybody in
the school you can achieve
pretty much anything, Diaz
said.
Even Bryan doubted that
at one point, when things
were at their lowest. But the
tough times were worth it,

leaving him grateful for every moment since then, he
said.
Im blessed, Bryan
said. I look at the hard
times and look at me now.
St. Raymond stars shine in Mayors Cup victory

Reynaldo Guillen is
known for being a rally
starter and a terror on
the base paths, and he
lived up to his reputation
one last time in a St. Raymond baseball uniform.
The senior shortstop
put his skills on display
and he was named the
most valuable player of
the CHSAAs 4-3 victory
over the PSAL in the senior all-star game at the
College of Staten Island
June 14. Guillen got the
start at shortstop, recorded two hits and score
twice, including the winning run in the ninth inning.
When
you
have
Reynaldo as a leadoff guy,
he always starts something up, said Adam
Delacruz, Guillens Ravens and Mayors Cup
teammate. Its up to us
to drive him in and thats
what we did today. With
him on base, easy runs.
Guillen returned as a
pinch runner in the top
of the ninth for Fordham
Prep catcher Kevin Nolan, who singled off Monroe ace Dariel Checo. He
went to third on single
by Archbishop Molloys
Dylan Lanigan, but was
initially held up from
scoring by Xaverian and
CHSAA coach Frank Del
George. The relay throw
got past the catcher, allowing him to come home
with the winning run.
I just wanted to go
halfway and make him
throw and see what happens after that, said Guillen, who was on base three
times and also scored the
games fist run.
The contest was a fitting way for Guillen and
Delacruz to end their careers in the Bronx. The
St. Raymond players, who
have known each other
since they were children
growing up, helped the
Ravens to the schools fi rst
Reynaldo Gullien scores on a base hit in the Mayors Cup

CHSAA Class AA title
since 1989 as juniors last
year. Their senior campaign didnt conclude as
happily. The Ravens were
inconsistent during the
regular season and were
swept out of the CHSAA
playoffs by St. Francis
Prep. Getting a victory in

the Mayors Cup allowed
them to go out as winners.
We represented St.
Rays the way we wanted
to, the way we wanted to
leave our names at St.
Rays, Guillen said.
Photo by Steven Schnibbe
They enjoyed getting

a chance to suit up next
to fellow CHSAA senior
stars they battled over
the years. Delacruz, who
added a hit and walk, got
a kick out of being in centerfield with Iona Preps
Villanova-bound
ace
Ryan Doty on the mound

in front of him.
He and Guillen were
proud to leave with bragging rights for their
league.
And they werent the
only CHSAA players who
contributed to the victory. Cardinal Spellman
pitchers Nick Padilla and
Jason Polgano combined
to allow two runs over
four innings and struck
out six.
I know a lot of kids
from the public schools.
Just going out and saying
we beat the best in public
schools is something you
can brag about, Delacruz
said.
Getting to share the
experience with his childhood friend and high
school teammate made it
sweeter.
Coming here and being one of the best in the
city together, we can look
back on it and say, Wow
we did it. Delacruz said.
June 20-26, 2014
day and is ranked in the

top 3 of his class. What
more could you ask for?
The goal now is to keep
him grounded and on
track.
Angelo Salvatico, also
a sophomore and Bronx
resident,
is
another
member of the team who
watched from the sidelines last year. This season he started at second
doubles with Matthew
DaRosso (freshman) and
got a big win in the teams
fi nal match. Despite losing their number 1 singles to a shoulder injury
at the beginning of the
season,
Salesian ended up defeating McClancy, who
made the Championship
for the fi rst time in the
schools history, 3-2 to
earn their second title in
two years.
Salesian
has
two
championship titles and
a combined record of 19-2
over the past two seasons.
Practice for the 2015 season has already begun.
THE SALESIAN EAGLES
Municipal credit union to launch

free youth baseball/softball clinics
Municipal Credit Union (MCU) is launching the first
MCU Youth Baseball and Softball Clinic Series. The
Clinics, which are open to children 7 - 14 years of age,
will be held on Monday, June 23, Wednesday, July 17 and
Monday, August 4 at MCU Park before the Brooklyn Cyclones baseball games. The Youth Baseball and Softball
Clinic Series is part of MCUs corporate commitment to
giving back to the communities in which it serves, in
particular the youth of the community.
John Franco, MCU spokesperson and Mets Hall of
Fame Pitcher, will be the Head Coach of the Clinics.
Current Cyclones players, area high school coaches and
players, and other special guests will also serve as volunteers to coach Clinic participants.
Youth participating in the Clinics will take part in
drills on fielding, running, throwing, and injury prevention/stretching. They will also be able to take part in a
question and answer session with volunteer coaches and
a photo op with John Franco.
Each participant will also receive four tickets to that
evenings Brooklyn Cyclones game at MCU Park. There
is a limit of 100 participants per clinic, and participation
will be on a first come, first serve basis.
I am excited to be part of the MCU Youth Baseball
and Softball Clinics this summer. My lifelong dream of
playing professional baseball began in Brooklyn, and the
instruction and encouragement I received from coaches
throughout my career allowed me to live that dream.
Being able to give back to the community by teaching
Dedication and motivation are essential ingredients in the recipe for

success. Salesian High
Schools tennis team has
proven yet again that
they are master chefs in
this department.
They won the CHSAA
Championship last year
and as soon as the season
was over they began
practicing for this season.
They never took a break.
William Baez, a sophomore at the school this
year, was ranked number
9 on the team and watched
from the bench as Salesian took down Xaverian
to win the 2013 Championship. Hes practiced
almost every day since.
This year he started at
number 3 singles.
Coach Nick Sabino
said the following: Seeing a young man dedicate
himself like this is, in
my opinion, what makes
coaching worth it. Not
only has he gotten himself better, but he also
serves mass every Sun-
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Salesian High School: back-to-back CHSAA champs
young ballplayers the right way to play is something I

am honored to do, and Im so proud to work with MCU
and the Brooklyn Cyclones to provide the Citys kids
with this invaluable opportunity, said Franco.
MCU is proud to host our first annual Youth Clinic
series at MCU Park this summer. We are honored to
work with the Brooklyn Cyclones and our spokesperson
John Franco to provide a unique opportunity for young
baseball and softball players to receive professional instruction on a professional field, and we hope that this
program could continue to grow as another shining example of the work that we do as an institution to give
back to the communities which we serve, said Kam
Wong, President/CEO of Municipal Credit Union.
We are thrilled to have the opportunity to work with
MCU for the Youth Baseball and Softball Clinics. As an
organization, we pride ourselves on being active members within our community while also helping to grow
the game of baseball with young people throughout the
city. This program helps accomplish both of those goals,
while also providing kids with the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to play on the same field that many current
major leaguers, including Curtis Granderson and Daniel Murphy, once played on, said Steve Cohen, Cyclones
Vice President.
To participate in any of the clinics, individuals must
sign up at www.nymcu.org/youthclinics or go to www.
brooklyncyclones.com and click the MCU Youth Clinics
link under the Community Tab.
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June 20-26, 2014
Student athletes win medals

at Velocity Track Club meet
BY WINSTON DINKINS
The Velocity Track
Club New York took 27
students athletes to compete in the American Amateur Union (AAU) Metropolitan New York District
Qualifier on Saturday at
Jamaica High School in
Jamaica. The top 16 student athletes will advance
to the regional championship for an opportunity to
move on to the national
championship. The regional championship will
be on Friday, June 27, to
Sunday, June 29, at the
University of Massachusetts in Lowell, Mass.
Im please to say, all 27
athletes qualified for the
regional championship.
Medals were given to
the top three athletes in
the event and gender. Im
excited to say that 20 out
of our 27 student athletes
won medals. Plus, most
of them performed their
personal best, which is

fantastic. The following
student athletes medaled
at the AAU Metropolitan
District Qualifier: In the
girls 8 and under division:
Cameron Kelly
took
second in the turbo javelin. In the boys 8 and under division, Avery Philip
took fi rst in the turbo javelin and Matthiaus Love
Anderson took second.
They both advance in
the shot put. In the boys
9-year-old division, Julian
Cauldwell took second in
the 100 meter and third in
the 400 meters. Dontae
Lindo took third in the
100 meter, second in the
1500 meter and third in
the 800 meter dash. They
both will be competing in
the Fastest Kid Race @
Adidas Grand Prix Meet
this weekend.
In the boys 10 years division, Ethan Mohan took
second in the 100 meter
dash. In the girls 12 years

division, Danielle Jackson took fi rst in the 400
meter race and Jacqueline Kendall took third in
the 1500 meter run. In the
boys 12 years division,
Kristian Cadiz Domville
took first place in the 100
meter, 200 meter and 400
meter race. Jordan Samuels took third in the 100
and fi rst in the long jump.
Adrian Swift Henry took
second in the 80 meter
Hurdles, second in the
long jump and third in
the 400 meters. Kaseam
Shand took second in the
shot put. Daijon James
took second in the Turbo
Javelin and second in the
shot put. In the girls 13
years division, Giovanna
Tolbert took fi rst in the
1500 and 800 and third in
the 3000 meter race. In
the girls 15 age division,
Pearl Webster continued
her dominance in the shot
Velocity Track Club at the AAU Metropolitan District qualier.

put, with a gold medal. In
the boys 15 years division, Raseam Phillip took
second in the 100 meters
and Darius Gordon took
second in the 800 meters,
first in the long jump and
third in the 1500 meters
race. In the boys 16 age
division, Dante Dacosta
took third in the 200 me-
ters and second place in

the long jump. In the boys
17 age division, Tyron Ingram took third in the 100
meters and second in the
long jump. Great job, Velocity!
Anyone interested in
supporting Velocity Track
Club New York. We are a
501(c)3 - Non-for Profit.
Just write the check of

any size to Velocity Track
Club New York. Your donation is a tax writeoff
and we will send you a receipt. For additional information, please Contact
Coach Winston Dinkins
at 914-441-6196 or email
me at WATCLT@AOL.
COM.
Pipe Dreams: Drum Beats; More Drums; Whole Lotta Love; Quite The Cut-up
From Page 123
letes likenesses in
video games without compensation had been settled
for $20 million.
Keller was supposed to
go to court in March 2015.
Without that date on the
docket any longer, OBannon
was alone as he marched
his 6-foot-8 frame up to the
stand at Judge Wilkens left.
OBannons words likely
wouldnt mean as much to
Judge Wilkens eventual
decision as those of the
second witness. Stanford
economics professor Roger
Noll would later outline
the ways that, in his expert
opinion, the NCAA runs its
business like a cartel, but
it was OBannons name on
the case.
Through the questioning of his client, Hausfelds goal was to create
the impression of the Ed
OBannon who wore No.
31 in UCLA blue and gold,
a basketball player masquerading as a student, as
OBannon put it.
Drum Beats
Big Chief Triangle hired

a new coach, Derek Fisher,
the Knicks; I hear hes getting $25million over 5 years.
That sure is a lot of money
to pay someone who has
NEVER been a head coach.
Im going to wait and see if
Fisher wears an earpiece
while coaching that is directly connected with Jackson who might really be the
coach with one degree of
separation.
More Drums
We had the Derek Fisher
intro-presser
described
by Johnette Howard (ESPNNY.com), Fisher absolutely knocked his news
conference out of the park
Tuesday in his introductory appearance as the
Knicks 26th head coach.
(It only feels like 24 of them
have been hired in the past
five years.) Well have to
see if hes just as good at
actually winning games,
which would be nice since
the Knicks reportedly
gave him a five-year, $25
million contract. Theyre
paying him like the Erik
Spoelstras and Tom Thibodeaus of the league, though

hes never coached a game.
But in the half hour or so
that Fisher fielded questions, with Jackson sitting
to his left, beaming like a
proud dad, Fisher didnt set
a foot wrong once.
Fisher exuded poise
and intelligence and the
sort of no-nonsense logic
that made him sound eminently capable of confronting challenges head on. Before anyone could ask him,
he admitted the concern
that hes never been a head
coach is factually true,
but said, I am experienced
... basketball is a game that
Im experienced playing,
understanding, leading in,
guiding in, helping other
people achieve the greatest
gift in the world that a professional athlete can have,
which is being a champion.
That I do have experience in.
Fishers speech is even
marbled with many of
the same themes Jackson
touches on when hes at
his Zen Master best. Buzzwords and phrases like

commitment, accountability, re-establishing
a culture of success, embracing the challenge and
living greatness daily
all came up. Jackson said
Fisher excels at speaking
to other players spirits
and hearts and Fisher
said the Knicks job was an
opportunity that spoke to
me right away.
Whole Lotta Love
Bruce Jenkins (San
Francisco Chronicle) recognized the competitions
to
sign
Timberwolves
Kevin Love, The Timberwolves want draft picks,
and the Celtics have a bundle, including this years
No.6 selection. Theyd like
to snag Love, hold onto
Rajon Rondo, then lure
Carmelo Anthony and
old friend Paul Pierce off
the free agent market.
(Greg) Popovich is rightfully appalled by one of the
NBAs worst-ever ideas:
interviewing coaches during the game. He gives
those terse, tension-fi lled

answers as a form of protest, and good for him.
One problem: His stance
is often hilarious. The
exchanges have become
must-see viewing.
Moninaro Marinara
Bob Molinaro (HamptonRoads.com)
wrote:
Whenever an athlete receives a bazillion-dollar
contract, media and fans
feel compelled to exhaust
themselves in a debate
over whether the jock is
worth this fortune. And
in every instance, from
the deal Colin Kaepernick just signed with the
49ers back to the larval
stages of pro sports, the
answer has always been
the same. An athlete is
worth whatever the teams
owner is willing to pay.
What does it say about
womens tennis in 2014
that 99% of the coaches
and personal trainers
are men? By now, youd
think women strategists
and glorified babysitters
would be more visible at
the highest level.

Dwight (Seattle Times)
Perrys Patter
Just when you think
MLB cant possibly come
up with yet another statistical sub-category, along
comes this nugget. The
Yankees are 12-1 this season when a rookie pitcher
starts a road game.
Dwight Perry (Seattle
Times) quoted, Albert
Chen of SI.com, after Boston manager John Farrell
and two of his acting successors were ejected in a
3-2 win over the Rays: It
wasnt clear who was next
in the line of managerial
succession for the Red
Sox. Maybe Secretary of
State John Kerry?
Quite The Cut-up
Greg Cote (Miami Herald) wrote, There has
been a spate of Tommy
John surgeries 40 years
after the fi rst one. It
must have been so weird
having a major surgery
named after you. Dont I
know it, said Al triplebypass.
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Hepatitis lawsuits hits restaurant

From page 1
Court.
Cohen claims he visited
New Hawaii for a surprise
birthday party on Aug. 10
and started feeling symptoms on Sept. 8, the suit
charges. The volunteer
firefighter experienced abdomen pain, a 103-degree
fever, and a swollen liver,
before being diagnosed with
hepatitis A days later.
Loreto Jr. experienced
similar symptoms after eating take-out from New Hawaii on Aug. 11. His order
included a spicy tuna roll,
pan-fried wontons, Hawaii
steak and lo mein, court papers state.
The victims have not
said how much money they
are seeking for damages,
but their lawyer claims
the going rate for hep-A is
$100,000 per person to cover
medical bills, loss of wages,
and physical and emotional
distress.
These gentlemen basically had the worst flu you
could ever imagine, and
then had it for two or three
months, said Marler.
Hepatitis A is normally
not life-threatening, but
Marler said that New Hawaii was lucky that none
of the alleged poisoned victims needed a liver transplant.
It could have been a lot
worse, he said.
Panic last fall

The
Department
of
Health closed the restaurant on Sept. 19, 2013, after
five of the eaterys patrons
and one worker were diagnosed with the liver virus.
Hepatitis A is spread by
eating food that has been
contaminated by traces of
fecal matter from someone
infected with the virus. A
source close to the investigation told the Times-Reporter
in September that the culprit in this case was one of
the restaurants waiters.
Those
contaminated
feel the first symptoms
anywhere from 15 to 50
days later, according to the
Health Department. There
is no cure once the virus
sets in, but getting a vaccine within 14 days of ex-
posure can combat the diseases onset.
Lines around block

Health officials urged
anyone who ate at the restaurant from Sept.7 to Sept.
19 to get vaccinated for Hepatitis A.
Nearly 2,800 customers
then heeded citys warning,
lining up for hours for free
vaccinations at Lehman
High School. The line often
snaked around the block.
The restaurant was
cleared to reopen Sept. 21,
2013 after the city examined
the restaurant and vaccinated its workers.
The once neighborhood
institution re-branded itself
two months later as Kai, an
Asian fusion eatery that
opened that December.
Owners of the former
New Hawaii Sea Restaurant could not be reached
for comment.
More legal tussels

The two lawsuits fi led
this month are not the only
legal action taken against
the restaurant.
Owners for the New Hawaii Sea Restaurant face a pair of lawsuits following a hepatitis A outbreak that
allegedly started in the Asian-fusion eatery.
Another
class-action
lawsuit was fi led against
the eatery in September
claimed smaller damages

for the inconvenience of
waiting in hours-long lines
that stretched around the

block at Lehman High
School.
June 20-26, 2014
worked while he was there,

with enrollment increasing
from 525 students to 635 students over five years.
But on top of strengthening the school in the long
term, Doran faces the more
immediate challenge of
building his schools trust
in the fall.
Doran said hell start by
projecting a no-nonsense
exterior in order to gain
respect, and he has high
expectations that kids follow the rules. But he said
he doesnt want his Catholic
schools to be a considered
a place with harsh consequences.
I want it to be a place
where they learn discipline,
not be disciplined, he said.
And while he can be
tough but fair, Doran said
he likes to joke around with
his students. It is important
to meet the students on their
level, he said, that way they
feel comfortable coming to
you with problems.
You have to show the
kids you have a heart, he
said.
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