11/18/07 - There Goes The Rye Town Fund Balance. What's Next? Maybe, Service Cuts And Pink Slips For Rye Town Employees?

Rye Town Supervisor Elect Joe Is A Darn Good Liar

Lies, Lies, Lies And More Lies

Did someone forget to tell Joe Carvin that a bunch of greedy hedge fund guys have wreaked the national economy and that the Town of Rye will be under sever financial pressure next year.

Now let's see if I got this straight.

Joe Carvin is going to hire an expensive Town administrator with full benefits.

Then he going to take an under employed doctor and make him a $65,000 secretary with benefits.

He's going to cut $800,000 from the Town Budget in two years.

He is not going to layoff or fire any Town Employees.

He's not going to cut any Town Services. In fact he says he is going to improve Rye Town services and parks at no additional cost.

Now he's not going to collect or charge interest on school funds.

Rye Town Tax payers just lost almost a half a million dollars and Supervisor Elect Joe Carvin has not even been sworn in yet. Who is going to pay for Carvin's foolish giveaway to the wasteful schools.

The Single Family Homeowners Of Port Chester And Rye Brook.

What's next?

Is he going to send his soon to be new confidential secretary, also known as, ex-Port Chester Republican Chairman Dr. Janus "I Need More Money" Richards to give everyone in Port Chester a back rub.

Will some tell Joe that the campaign is over. He can stop lying now.

Rye town supervisor-elect says he will change way school districts are given tax revenue

Source: Lazy Liz Sadler At The Journal News

Supervisor-elect Joseph Carvin is pledging to change the way the town distributes school taxes, forfeiting hundreds of thousands of dollars in interest to its school districts.

Rye town would lose $400,000 in interest revenue by turning over taxes within five days of the semiannual tax deadlines of Sept. 30 and Jan. 31, as required by county tax law. The town has long distributed taxes to its three districts - Blind Brook, Rye Neck and Port Chester - in 10 monthly installments.

"In terms of payment, we'll pay the money to the schools five days after we receive the money, assuming the schools want them," Carvin said.......

.....The policy also will affect the 2008 budget, which is under review by the Town Board and must be adopted before Carvin takes office. Town Accountant David Byrnes said Rye would lose about $400,000 in revenue that is included in the tentative spending plan.

"It would be a loss of revenue," Byrnes said. "It could come from the fund balance; it could come from expense cuts, possibly. That would be the challenge of the new administration.".....

Plus the supervisor Elect has to let Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Property Tax Bills" Abel

Plus Carvin Still Has To Take Care Of Sam "I Am So Sleazy" Terenzi.

I Will Believe It When I See It.

Why won't Lazy Liz Sadler ask Carvin the tough questions like.

Hey Joe, How are you going to pay for this half a million dollar giveaway?

11/17/07 - The Greedy Abel's And The Hopelessly Biased Westmore News Just Can't Stop Trying To Get Their Hands In Your Pockets

Cockroaches Are Greedy

The history of Port Chester High School

(Local News Section)
Please read at:

http://pc.westmorenews.com.Port Chester Westmore News - http://pc.westmorenews.com

When is Bernie "I Forgot To Pay 100 Property Tax Bills" Fable and his snot nosed kid Richard "The Rye Town Drama Queen, Who Files False Police Reports" Fable going to learn that the good people of Port Chester don't owe them a damn dime. It's Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Property Tax Bills" Fable who owes the good people of Port Chester a huge debt.

11/17/07 - Boom Boom Out Go The Lights In Port Chester

Collision knocks out power on two Port Chester streets

A collision has caused a limited power outage in the village this morning.

Electricity was reported out on Dock Street and part of Townsend Street after a truck collided with a nearby utility pole, Port Chester police said.

11/17/07 - Shame On The Greedy Abel's - The Westmore News Want Port Chester Veterans To Pay To See Their Pictures.

Port Chester Vets (Photos Section)

Please log in to pay at

http://pc.westmorenews.com.Port Chester Westmore News - http://pc.westmorenews.com

11/17/07 - Village historian Goldie Solomon is up in arms over firehouse demolition. She says that the building shouldn't have been given to G&S

Landmark Pt. Chester firehouse reduced to rubble
Goldie Solomon, of the Port Chester Historical Society, says her organization never wanted the firehouse to come down. She says the developer, GNS Contracting, took over the property in 1999 and promised to restore it. ...

News 12 Local as local it gets - http://www.news12.com

ALSO:

Vacant Port Chester firehouse set for demolition today
Journal News
PORT CHESTER - The dilapidated firehouse on South Main Street is scheduled for demolition today as part of the downtown redevelopment, after engineers deemed the building unsafe.

G&S Investors, the developer of The Waterfront shopping and entertainment complex, plan to tear down the 1888 building, which has been vacant for more than a decade and is being leased to G&S by the Port Chester Industrial Development Agency under a long-term agreement signed in 1999.

11/16/07 - Right now the water company is placing it's hopes on Port Chester residents following voluntary curbs.

Officials Weigh Mandatory Water Use Curbs as Drought Worsens

Greenwich Citizen, CT

By Patricia McCormack

Mandatory water use curbs are in the wings for Greenwich, Port Chester, Rye and Rye Brook, NY, as the drought of 2007 worsens, ...

..."We need people to start curtailing water use immediately. When the reservoirs get to the point where they are only 25 percent full, mandatory water use curbs - stricter than the voluntary ones now in effect - will be applied."...

11/16/07 - No More Meaghan Francella News For A While, Because She Failed At The Trump International Golf Club In Palm Beach

"Meaghan You're Fired"

Francella misses cut at season-ending LPGA event

Port Chester's Meaghan Francella failed to make the cut at the LPGA's season-ending, 32-player ADT Championship at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Fla.

11/16/07 - Obituary: James F. McGill

Obituary: James F. McGill '54

16 Nov 2007 Loving father of Kathleen James and her husband Michael of Port Chester NY, Maura Mudd and her husband Daniel of Washington DC, Christopher McGill and his wife Annik of Hudson NH, Eileen Fox and her husband Sean of Manhattan KS, ...

Source: usna.com - Alumni News - http://www.usna.com

11/16/07 - Business - 5 Spoke Creamery Of Port Chester Goes To Kosher Fest 2007

Organic rules at Kosherfest 'O7
New Jersey Jewish News
... more than 300 purveyors of kosher-certified food and beverage products. Alan Glustoff from 5-Spoke Creamery in Port Chester, NY, wandered the aisles of Kosherfest offering samples of his grass-fed, raw-milk cheese. "This is for people who want ...

11/16/07 - Port Chester's Make Believe Publisher Richard Fable Is Still In Shock As Another One Bites The Dust

Richard "The Rye Town Drama Queen" Fable Sceams, "Daddy What Are We Going To Do !!!!"

Then Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Property Tax Bills" Fable says,"Shut Up You Little Snot Nosed Punk. Don't Worry The people of Port Chester are stupid.

First they let me get away with forgetting to pay over 100 property tax bills, then they willingly pay us big bucks to read the Hopelessly Biased Rag Known As The Westmore Snooze online."

Long long ago, a hedge fund research guy far, far away office in Greenwich produced a long winded report looking at economic models of online newspapers, and whether newspapers could charge for visits to their website.

It was an impressive report of a couple of hundred pages, but I’ll boil it down for you:

Nothing works, except The Wall Street Journal.

The Wall Street Journal for years has been the exception that proves the rule, charging subscriptions for access to its online edition.

And now, Un - Abel and Dis - Abel are panicing now that Wall Street Journal is going to be FREE like Port Chester Roundup and The Journal News.

Rupert "The Billionaire Tyrant" Murdoch, just bought the Wall Street Journal and says the WSJ is going FREE.

The Fables and that hopelessly biased rag known as the Westmore Snooze need to wake up and smell the coffee.

If you want an election update, a school sports score, or a news account about the board of trustees, there is an infinite amount of information a click away.

All this information on the web creates its own price structure.

And the going rate for nearly all the information out there is....

$0.00

The New York Times had to admit to this reality, when they decided to stop their TimesSelect gambit. The Economist had to give up the ghost. Slate tried the subscription model, before it realized it just wasn’t going to happen. And now the Journal is wondering aloud whether it should change its strategy, even if it means -- as Reuters reported – taking a hit in the short term.

So next time you get frustrated at the weird or irritating ads that pop up or move around, or have to enter in a zip code at a website, or notice that a word or two in the story is sponsored by an advertiser, remember that’s the price you pay for paying nothing at all.

Then ask your self, why am I paying the Fables to access this crap at the Hopelessly Biased Rag Known As The Westmore Snooze.

From Our Editor: Why do we allow 'name withheld' letters?
Based on recent letters and phone calls we have received, I think it's time to explain again why we allow letters to be published "name withheld upon request."
First of all, we don't publish anonymous letters. We must know... [more]

Harris ahead by nine in highway supt. race
While the results of all of the other Rye Town races were clear last week, the superintendent of highway contest was too close to call without the absentee, emergency paper and affidavit ballots having been scrutinized and counted. There was... [more]

Local grocery store hosts state bagging championship
Columbia County man packs a fast bag, wins competition at Rye Brook D'Agostino
By Jeff Benzak
Seamus Higgins, 28, a tall, clean-cut Price Chopper grocery store employee from Chatham, stood at the cash register in Lane No. 6 at the D'Agostino in... [more]

Fair highlights Edison's commitment to health
Park Ave. School gets grant
Edison Elementary School in Port Chester hosted a fair Oct. 27 to highlight some of the healthcare resources that are available to its students.
Visitors to the fair were given fake passports, which they had stamped as... [more]

Old setting, new friends at BBMS lunch tables
P.C. Middle School also hosts 'Mix It Up' lunch period
By Jeff Benzak
Principal Karen Bronson was on the mic during a busy lunch hour Tuesday afternoon in the Blind Brook Middle School cafeteria. The kids had already eaten their meals, and... [more]

Please Call 939-6864 And Tell Bernie Abel To Cancel Your Subscription To The Hopelessly Biased Rag Known As The Westmore News.

11/16/07 - Meghan And LPGA Golf News Stories From The Journal News

Francella shoots 4-over 76 in second round at ADT

... LPGA's season-ending, 32-player ADT Championship at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Fla. The Port Chester native birdied Nos. 3, 7 and 15, but she bogeyed 2, 8 and 18 and had double bogeys on 11 and 17. Francella shot a 5-over 77 ...


Francella 1-under through seven in second round at ADT

... holes today in the second round and at 5-over par overall at the ADT Championship in West Palm Beach, Fla. The Port Chester native birdied Nos. 3 and 7 and bogeyed Nos. 2 and 8. She is tied for 22nd in a 32-player field. Christina Kim and Mi Hyun ...


Francella 2-over through 11 in second round at ADT

... at the LPGA's season-ending ADT Championship at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Fla. The Port Chester native birdied Nos. 3 and 7, but bogeyed Nos. 2 and 8 and had a double bogey on 11. She is tied for 27th in a 32-player field. ...


Francella 10 shots back after rough finish

Port Chester's Meaghan Francella went bogey, double bogey, bogey over her final three holes yesterday in the first round of the LPGA Tour's season-ending ADT Championship at Trump International Golf Club in ...


LPGA Tour bypassing Wykagyl Country Club in 2008

... area golf fans will have to venture elsewhere to see the best women's players in 2008. And that includes Port Chester's own Meaghan Francella, who is concluding a standout first full season on tour this week, and who provided one of the HSBC's ...

11/15/07 - Port Chester Gets $750,000 From The Feds

Federal money will fund funds for local transportation initiatives
Mid-Hudson News
... and an expansion to the Mamaroneck Village Library; $700,000 for construction of bus bays and canopies at the Port Chester "Intermodal" facility; and $175,000 for traffic and pedestrian safety improvements on Main Street in Haverstraw. "These ...

11/15/07 - Port Chester School News

Students get a lesson in how to be friendly

Journal News

... your brain.' In addition to Westlake, schools in Yonkers, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, Scarsdale, Rye Brook, Port Chester, Pleasantville, Armonk, Bedford, Katonah and other parts of Westchester county had similar programs ...

11/15/07 - Most residents of Rye Book know that, initially Robert Nioras opposed the athletic fields on King Street, but Bob later gave an easement.

Bob Nioras Has A Right To Change His Mind.

My Wife Does It All The Time

Democrats' flier in Rye town deemed unfair

Source: Journal News

... easement across his property for the fields, which were completed last year. Gary Stracuzzi, chairman of the Port Chester Democratic Party, who represented the Rye town Democrats before the committee, stood by the headline, saying Nioras and the other homeowners had opposed the original plan for the artificial-turf athletic fields. ...

11/15/07 - Volunteer opportunities in Port Chester

Family Services of Westchester offers the following suggestions for volunteer opportunities during the holidays.

via Journal News

Full story: Journal News

11/14/07 - Stop The Censorship In Port Chester Goverment

True Blue Conservative Complains To Port Chester Board Of Trustees About No Longer Receiving Press Releases And Board Meeting Press Kit.

Port Chester used to layout press kits for all members of the press at each Port Chester Board Of Trustees Meeting. The press kits were placed next to the government access camera.

For nearly two years The True Blue Conservative received the press kit and used it to keep the single family homeowners of Port Chester informed about what is occurring in at Board Of Trustee Meetings.

Further, The True Blue Conservative has shared items in the press kit with members of the public that attend Port Chester Board Of Trustee Meetings to get their reactions to pending governmental actions.

However, the True Blue Conservative stopped receiving the press kit, when he shared the contents with Port Chester citizens opposed to a client of Bruno "Spot Zone" Gioffre's request to create two flag lots.

It appears that the True Blue Conservative is being punished by Port Chester Village Manager and Clerk Bill Williams for sharing information with concerned single family homeowners in Port Chester.

Several times during the last two years the True Blue Conservative has spoke at Port Chester Board Of Trustee meetings that the Port Chester press kit, all individual press releases, and all documents related to public hearings should be put on the Port Chester Village web site.

Moreover, the True Blue Conservative has repeatedly requested that copies of the Port Chester Press Kit and all Public Hearing documents be made available to all citizens at a table at each Port Chester Board Of Trustee Meeting.

To date a only hand full of press releases have been put up on the

Port Chester web site.

Former Village Clerk Kieth Rang had put a couple of links to Public Hearing documents, but once the public started accessing these documents and cumming to the public hearings well prepared the practice was quickly stopped.

This censorship in Port Chester has to stop.

The County Of Westchester provides press kits to small publishers and web sites, such as Westchester.com.

The City Of White Plains provide press releases to small publishers and to web sites such as White Plains CitizeNetReporter.

The City Of Yonkers provide press releases to small publishers and to websites such as The Yonkers Insider .

Many other Westchester Cities, Towns and Villages provide press releases to small publishers and websites. In fact, we are not aware of any governmental body in all of Westchester County that has curtailed or refused to provide press releases to small publishers or web sites, except for Port Chester.

Port Chester Trustee Dan Brakewood used his trustee comments time to expressed that he thought the newspaper coverage of how the two new Port Chester Trustees were selected was one sided and very negative.

Port Chester Trustee John Crane also used his trustee comments time to echo Trustee Brakewood's Comments that the newspaper coverage of how the two new Port Chester Trustees were selected was one sided and very negative.

Port Chester Mayor Dennis Pilla concurred with Trustee's Brakewood and Crane and use his mayo rial comments time to say that he was going to battle the negative newspaper coverage by increasing the number of media outlets that received press kits.

In fact, Mayor Pilla said that he had already doubled the list of television and cable media outlets that received a press kit for the last Port Chester Board Of Trustees Meeting.

Guess what happened?

When the new Cable and Media outlets were added to the press release list and made aware of the Port Chester Board Of Trustees Meeting they showed up and covered the meeting.

The last Port Chester Board Of Trustees Meeting had television cameras from Channel 75 -The Cablevision Government Access Channel, News 12 and RNN - The Regional News Channel.

Port Chester Mayor Dennis Pilla has promised that Port Chester Village Manager And Clerk Bill Williams will once again have Press Kits available to all members of the media who show up at the next Port Chester Board Of Trustee's Meeting.

Hopefully, the press kits will be made available so that the single family homeowners will be kept fully informed about how their tax dollars are being spent in Port Chester.

Let's face it their has not been one article in the hopelessly biased rag known as the Westmore News about how Port Chester Development Consultant Gary Gianfrancesco has pocketed close to one and a half million dollars on the bottomless money pit known as the old Horton School.

At the last Port Chester Board Of Trustees meeting their were several resolutions about the bottomless money pit known as the old Horton School. The Abel's who own the hopelessly biased rag known as the Westmore News were given a press kit showing how Port Chester Development Consultant Gary "I Made Over A Million At Horton School" Gianfrancesco marks up contracts and change orders by an outrageous 21%.

However, the True Blue Conservative is not allowed to see or have access to the press kit that the biased Abel's are just sitting on.

Port Chester Development Consultant Gary "I Made Over A Million At Horton School" Gianfrancesco gets away with murder, because not all media outlets get access to the Port Chester Board Of Trustees Press Kit.

The True Blue Conservative can only help inform the single family homeowners of Port Chester if Port Chester Mayor Dennis Pilla makes sure that Port Chester Village Manager and Clerk Bill Williams has press kits available at the next Port Chester Board Of Trustees Meeting for all the media outlets that wants and needs one.