03/24/11 Another One Gets Away In Port Chester

William "The Mason Who Made Out Big Time" Oxer has decided to retire rather than face disciplinary charges related to Port Chester’s parking meter revenue collection process.

Village Manager Chris Russo has accepted his resignation and William Oxer gets to enjoy a taxpayer funded retirement, because the village of Port Chester has agreed to drop the charges.

Russo has once again agreed to drop the charges in return for his resignation.

It’s the same favor he did for Department of Public Works General Foreman Gary Racaniello who resigned last year amidst an investigation into missing parking meter revenue.

Gary Racaniello, who was in charge of the parking meter funds, was hit with 36 charges and suspended without pay back in September.

He resigned a week later, with a sweet heart deal dropped the disciplinary charges being droped and removed from his personnel file.

On January 21st of this year, 20 charges were leveled against William Oxer, the employee who was empting the cash out of the meters.

Oxer, a former volunteer fire chief who earned $57,614 a year in his Department of Public Works mason job, was suspended without pay for 30 days on January 24 and was back at work pending a disciplinary hearing when he made his sweetheart deal with the village manager of his decision to retire.

Who knows if the County District Attorney Janet DiFiore is still investigating the missing parking meter revenue and the crooks involved.

Maybe Janet DiFiore Is Disgusted That Chris Russo Keeps Making Deals With The Parking Meter Players.

Unemployed Mason's Should Dust Off Their Resume, Because William Oxer’s Retirement Leaves Another Opening In The Port Chester Department Of Public Works
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03/24/11 The Port Chester Topix News Message Board: Help Port Chester Roundup Get The Story Out About Port Chester's Other Parking Meter Scandal

Port Chester - News March 24, 2011 See Port Chester Weather Help Port Chester Roundup Get The Story Out (portchesterroundup.blogspot)   03/23/11 Where The Hell Is The Westmore News? The Westmore Snooze Wont Report On Port Chester's FIRST Parking Meter Scandal And How Port Chester Trustee Sam Terenzi, And Matt Troy Were Involved, But Port Chester Roundup Will  Everyone is reporting on the SECOND Port Chester Parking Meter scandal, but no one is reporting about the FIRST Port Chester Parking Meter Scandal. Just about everyone in Port Chester knows that last October, Trustee Sam Terenzi was called in to speak to investigators at the Public Integrity Bureau after an outburst during a public meeting in which he referred to a tipster in the parking meter probe as a rat. It appears that Sam Terenzi's unique experiences with Port Chester Parking meters seem to have given him some special insights and insider information about the SECOND Port Chester parking meter scandal. Port Chester Roundup is currently working on a story about the FIRST Port Chester Parking Meter Scandal and would like Village residents in the know to send their remembrances and news tips to PortChesterRoundup@gmail.com. Anonymous news tips about Port Chester's FIRST Parking Meter Scandal can be sent to PortChesterRoundup@gmail.com. PORT CHESTER ROUNDUP UPDATE: Today Port Chester Roundup is getting word that over a decade ago the Port Chester Police Department and the Village Manager were made aware of the meter thefts by village employees. This information was given to the Village Manager by the Westchester County. District Attorney's office during an undercover investigation unrelated to the theft. Now fifteen years later and millions of taxpayer dollars later the Westchester County District Attorney's and the Port Chester Police Department are all shocked that there were Parking Meter Thefts. So far on one has been arrested and most Port Chester taxpayers expect no arrests due to the fact that many of the same people are investigating the current thefts. PORT CHESTER ROUNDUP UPDATE #2 Another Port Chester resident is reporting that Port Chester Trustee Sam Terenzi and Matt Troy were dragged down to the Westchester County District Attorney's office was investigating reported wrong doings with an amnesty program in the parking violations bureau. Apparently, the Port Chester Police Chief was unable to develop a case that Westchester County District Attorney Jeanine Pirro to move forward on. After 25 years of being involved in Port Chester politics Trustee Sam Terenzi has had his snout in many public troughs. It doesn't matter if Terenzi is running as a Conservative, a Democrat or a Republican he always ends up with taxpayer funded contract or appointment. Right, Port Chester Trustee Sam Terenzi he is running around Port Chester telling his 200 bullet voting cronies that Joe Carvin has to be reelected as the Rye Town Supervisor or he will be out $60,000. And if Terenzi is not taken care of then his key bullet voting supporters wont be taken care of with taxpayer funded goodies. Historic Bush-Lyon Homestead Vandalized, Windows Smashed by Rocks (Patch) Vandals destroyed several second-floor windows of the historic Bush-Lyon Homestead, Port Chester police said. 'Smut Lists:' A Problem for Schools, Parents or Local Police? (Patch) Cloudy. A chance of rain and snow late this morning...then rain and snow this afternoon.                 Please send your comments, news tips and press releases to PortChesterRoundup@gmail.com Ten arrested for failing to file tax returns for several years (Mid-Hudson News) ALBANY The New York State Tax Department Tuesday announced a the arrests of 10 Hudson Valley residents on charges that they failed to file personal income tax returns over several years. More Port Chester News...

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03/24/11 Where The Hell Is The Westmore News? Port Chester Police Department Savages To Compete In Our Lady of Mercy CYP Tournament Thursday Night

Former Port Chester sharpshooter, Chad Charney who is the current Purchase College assistant. He will coach the team that used to be the Port Chester Kings.


Coach Charney said the team will be sponsored by the Port Chester Police Department and go by the name PCPD Savages.


This team will consist entirely of Westchester/North Bronx players, so you can expect to see more familiar faces on the roster than any other team in the tournament.


The 65th annual CYP Tournament will begin Thursday night at Our Lady of Mercy in Port Chester. The 10-team tournament — also dubbed the third annual William Gallagher Memorial Tournament — will run through Monday night, when the champion will be crowned.


PCPD Savages will kick things off when they take on the Connecticut Select team at 7:15 p.m.


Other Teams In The Tournament:


Frenji: Westchester/tri-state area
BC Eagles: Newburgh/Poughkeepsie area
New York Panthers: New York City/Long Island
Gauchos: New York City
Rodney Abrams: Greenburgh/Bronx
New Jersey Roadrunners: North Jersey (Irving’s former team)
Falcons: Rockland/North Jersey
Metro: Southern Westchester/Bronx

Port Chester Roundup Update:

03/24/11 2:44 pm

Ace Port Chester Reporter Nik Bonopartis Provides More Information

Port Chester CYP Tournament Tip-Off is Tonight

Port Chester's tournament is famed for bringing future 

NBA and college superstars to the small court.

Locals will get a chance to see NBA-caliber talent tonight in Our Lady of Mercy's tiny gym when the annual CYP Tournament tips off at 7:15 p.m.

Past hoops legends who have graced the small court in Port Chester include Elton Brand of the Philadelphia 76ers, former New York Knick Tim Thomas, andLamar Odom of the Los Angeles Lakers.....


....The Journal News has a round-up of this weekend's CYP action, including a schedule of games and a run-down of talent to keep an eye on this weekend. Check it out here.

UPDATE #2

03/25/11  1:12am 

PORT CHESTER POLICE OFFICER 

JAMES SAVAGE TO THE RESCUE

CYP basketball: Charney, Port Chester police, step up for local team

PORT CHESTER — Putting his team together just a week before the 65th CYP basketball tournament, Chad Charney created the Port Chester Police Department Savages, a team loaded with talent from the Westchester area.

"Being from Port Chester, I've been watching this tournament for years," said the 2004 Port Chester graduate, who is an assistant coach at Purchase College, where his dad, Jeff Charney, is the head coach.

"When I found out the Port Chester CYP team needed a coach, I was interested in taking over the team," Chad Charney said. "They were originally the Port Chester Kings, but that's a different funding, so I was able to get someone in the Port Chester Police Department, who was a family friend, to do it. His last name is Savage, so that's why I picked Savages."

Charney brought in some players that Purchase hopes to recruit, including New Rochelle's Craig Dorn, Yorktown's Jordan Moody, Peekskill's Shaine Carter, White Plains' Alexis Nunez, and Port Chester's Joel Neri.....

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03/24/11 Where The Hell Is The Westmore News? Here Is Today's Raw Port Chester News Feed

News Reports About Port Chester, NY

Patch Whiz Kid: Kelsey Maloney Patch.com Accomplishments on and off the cheerleading squad lead to Port Chester High School student Kelsey Maloney earning a scholarship. By Christine Loughran | Email the author | 5:29am Each week, Port Chester Patch will seek suggestions from readers for ...

Historic Bush-Lyon Homestead Vandalized, Windows Smashed by Rocks Patch.com By Nik Bonopartis | Email the author | 4:37pm Vandals destroyed several second-floor windows of the historic Bush-Lyon Homestead, Port Chester police said. Employees from the Department of Public Works first noticed the damage at 8 am on Tuesday, ...

"Smut Lists:" A Problem for Schools, Parents or Local Police? Patch.com Last week's sexually-charged listed included names of girls—most of whom were under 18— from Harrison, Port Chester, Greenwich, Scarsdale, Rye, New Rochelle and Yonkers. White Plains school officials became aware of a similar "smut list" in their ...

Solar firm launches group-buying program Long Island Business News (blog) One Block launched its first program on Long Island in July 2010 with Port Chester, NY-based Mercury, whose Long Island operations are in Holbrook. The new offer, available until May 21, comes after LIPA launched what's been widely described as a ...

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03/24/11 Where The Hell Is The westmore News? Port Chester Police Blotter: Cornelio Was Played For A Fool

SORRY CORNELIO, THERE IS NO FREE BEER AT KEYLEES


Four people polished off $60 worth of beer in 1 1/2 hours, and three of them left Keylees Restaurant on Pearl Street, leaving behind the fourth, who had no money to cover the bill.


Cornelio Miguel Toc, 27, of 31 William St., Port Chester, was charged with misdemeanor theft of services just before midnight March 22.

Port Chester Roundup Update:

12:11pm

More Information From Port Chester Patch

Today's Best Headline Goes To

Ace Port Chester Reporter Nik Bonopartis

Tab-Skippers Leave PC Man with Beer Bill;...

If Cornelio Miguel Toc had an escape plan, perhaps it was forgotten in a haze of beer.

Toc and three other friends walked into Kaylee's Restaurant on Pearl Street Tuesday night at 10:30 p.m. and began ordering Modelo by the bottle. The waitress told police she brought 15 beers, worth about $60, over the course of an hour and a half before Toc's three companions got up from the table and left the restaurant. Toc was left sitting at the table by himself....

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03/24/11 Patch Whiz Kid: Kelsey Maloney and more from Port Chester Patch

View as Webpage Today 45° 25° Tomorrow 42° 24° March 24, 2011 Your News Patch Whiz Kid: Kelsey Maloney Christine Loughran | Mar 24, 2011 | 0 Comments Accomplishments on and off the cheerleading squad lead to Port Chester High School student Kelsey Maloney earning a scholarship. Historic Bush-Lyon Homestead Vandalized, Windows Smashed by Rocks Nik Bonopartis | Mar 23, 2011 | 0 Comments Police say the damage was first noticed by DPW crews at Lyon Park. See more News » Opinion Remembering Elizabeth Taylor: Our Columnist's Chance Encounter with the Movie Star Susan Konig | Mar 23, 2011 | 1 Comment On the eve of a blind date, Elizabeth Taylor partied at a chateau – and revealed her anxieties. See more Opinion » Things to Do 10:00am Showstoppers of Spring at the Botanical Gardens Showstoppers of Spring is part of "The Orchid Show: On Broadway," at the Botanical Gardens, in the Everett Children's Adventure … 5:00pm TheNetWorks.org Networking Mixer Join us for our FREE networking mixer! Make new connections at Tosca, located at 4038 East Tremont Avenue, Bronx, NY, on Tuesday, … Thursday, March 24, 2011 10:00am Showstoppers of Spring at the Botanical Gardens 5:00pm TheNetWorks.org Networking Mixer 6:00pm Ralph Lauren Hits the Runway at Bloomingdales 6:30pm Seeds of Contention: Speaker Series at Stone Barns 7:00pm Women's Basketball / Volleyball Leagues 7:00pm "Street Smarts" A Community Forum on Distracted Driving and Walking 7:30pm Alan Eicher Trio at Watercolor Cafe See more Events »

03/24/11 Port Chester Police Blotter: Cardboard Theft At Costco

Three men with a box truck were arrested for stealing 10 bales of new cardboard from a rear loading dock at Costco on Westchester Avenue on March 21 and 22 were caught on video. Each bale was valued at $200 to $300. Police are investigating.

03/24/11 Today In History: U.S. Army Private Elvis Presley

Qwiki of the Day - Mar. 24 Elvis Presley was inducted into the U.S. Army as private #53310761 today in 1958. Turns out those hips are a secret weapon. Learn More: Elvis Presley http://qwi.ki/eOjOKt