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Wednesday, November 7, 2007

11/07/07 - If You Like Port Chester Round Up You Probably Like Rye Brook Roundup








11/07/07 - Hey Big Spender - Bernie Fable Founder Of The Hopelessly Biased Rag Known As The Westmore News Empties His Piggy Bank



HEADLINE:




A Clueless Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Property Tax Bills" Abel Once Again Proves That He Is The Biggest Joke In Port Chester.




QUOTE:




"This Is The Best Day Of My Life" - Bernie Fable Founder Of Abel's Fables Also Known As The Westmore News




STORY:




Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Property Taxes" Abel Was So Happy That His Five Year Tax Vendetta Against Rye Town Supervisor Bobby Morabito he showed up at a Bowman Avenue News Stand and for the first time ever bought a round of coffee in the joint.




The guy that forgot to pay over 100 property tax bills was hooting and hollering about how this was the best day of his life, because his puppet Joe Carvin will be the next Rye Town Supervisor. Mr. Fable announced to everyone how he was going to celebrate BIG TIME by buying everybody coffee.




Bernie Fable was in such a good mood he made a big show of spending $4.50 for coffee.




All day the guys were going arround Port Chester and Rye Brook imitating the animated Mr. Fable and telling one joke after another about the clueless founder of the Hopelessly Biased Rag Known As The Westmore News.




All day long the True Blue Conservative had to have Port Chester and Rye Brook residents come up to him and say did you hear what a fool Bernie made of himself today.




When is the village idiot Bernie Fable going to learn that his neighbors detest him, because they work hard to pay their property and school taxes.




Would someone please tell the old fool Bernie Fable that his neighbors can't stand a low-life bum that claimed residency in Florida and New York just so he could cheat Blind Brook School kids out of money that was to go toward thier education.




When is the miserable Bernie Fable going to learn that your neighbors don't want you to buy them a cup of coffee. They want you to

PAY YOUR DAMN TAXES.
What Kind Of Dirty Rat Would Take A Cup Of Coffee From Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Property Tax Bills" Abel Anyway?
Call 939 - 68 64 and Tell Bernie Fable To Cancel Your Subscription to the hopelessly biased rag known as the Westmore Snooze.

11/07/07 - Jose A. Butten, 19, of 135 Oak St. and Brian James, 42, of 34 Bush Ave. were charged with felony for possession of $7,000 of marijuana,




Source: The Journal News


... night from a Bush Avenue basement, police said. Detective Frank Suppa, armed with a search warrant, found two Port Chester men seated at a table with four large clear plastic bags containing 17 ounces of marijuana in the basement of 34 Bush Ave. ...

11/07/07 - Port Chester private school student healthy after MRSA diagnosis


An Our Lady of Victory Academy student with a confirmed case of the antibiotic-resistant strain of staph, MRSA, has already returned to school with a clean bill of health, Sister Joan Agro, principal, said yesterday.


Her parents notified the school of the positive test to what looked like an infected insect bite, Agro said.


A letter went out on Oct. 31 to let the all-girls high school community know of the diagnosis and advise on sanitizing precautions the school was taking.

11/07/07 - Accident shuts 1 lane of I-95 in Port Chester


Do Not Blame A Postal Employee For This Accident. ...I Repeat.....Don't Blame A Postal Employee For This Accident.


The Exit 21 ramp on the northbound side of I-95 has been reopened, following a U.S. Postal Service tractor trailer crash into an embankment, a state police sergeant said.


The ramp, which leads to the Cross Westchester Expressway, was closed for more than an hour as crews cleared the accident. The ramp will be temporarily closed again when the truck is moved in the next couple of hours, state police said.


At 2:30 p.m., crews were still unpacking the mail in the truck. The driver suffered minor injuries, and no other cars were involved.

11/07/07 - Two African - American men become first minorities on Port Chester board


Two black men are the two newest members of the Board of Trustees, bringing the first minority voices to the board.


Calling it a historic night for the village, board members voted 4-1 late last night to appoint Gregory Adams, a caseworker at the Westchester County Department of Social Services, and Joseph Kenner, a treasury manager at PepsiCo....


... member of the Carver Center board of directors and first vice president and political chairman of the Rye Brook-Port Chester branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. "I'm just very overjoyed," Adams said...

11/07/07 - Dirty Campaign Is Over. The Hopelessly Biased Rag Known As The Westmore News Tricks Rye Brook Democrats. Rye Brook Turnout Supports Carvin.


Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap - Bernie Abel's dirty hands are stained forever.




Let's face it Joe Carvin deserved to win.


He work very hard and did everything that Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Property Tax Bills" Abel told him to do.


If Rye Town Supervisor Bobby Morabito had only worked half a hard as Mr. Carvin, then he the results would have been much different.


When Mr. Joe Carvin and the Mr. Bernie Fable falsely accused Mr. Morabito of corruption, the voters wantedand deserved a strong response the Democrats.


Instead Supervisor Bobby Morabito talked about the FAA and new light bulbs for Town Hall.


No Morabito wanted to be positive.


Supervisor Morabito made a big mistake in refusing to fight fire with fire.


If Mr. Joe Carvin and Mr. Bernie Fable used the hopelessly biased Westmore News wanted to engage in negative politics, then Supervisor Morabito should have pointed out how the Abels and Westmore News Tax Vendetta was behind all the unfair and dirty Carvin campaign tactics.


Mr. Joe Carvin and Mr. Bernie Fable played dirty and Supervisor Bobby Morabito should have played dirty too.


It is a political myth that you can beat a negitive campgain by being positive.


The word on the street is that one month before the election, the Democrats did a poll of voters in Port Chester, Rye Brook and Rye Neck.


Rye Town Supervisor Bobby "I Am Going To Positive No Matter What" Morabito had an 11% lead in Port Chester. He also had single digit leads in Rye Brook and Rye Neck.


Negative Campaigns work.


Go back and look at how Bernie and Richard Fable used the hopelessly biased rag known as the Westmore News as an integral part of the dirty Carvin campaign.


If you are going to forget to pay your school and property taxes then you had better have a local newspaper and a politician that will do whatever you say, otherwise you will loose your house and probably go to jail.


Sometimes the American Democratic System can be very unfair, but it is still the best system in the world.


Look OJ Simpson, Robert Blake and a bunch of others were found not guilty.


So Don't Be Shocked That Bernie Fable once again thumbed his nose at the system and punished the second politician in 30 years that had the guts to stand up to the Hopelessly Biased Westmore News.


If Bobby Morabito had really been corrupt and looked the other way when the State Of Florida turned Bernie Fable in.


If Bobby Morabito had let Bernie Fable Continue stealing from the taxpayers, then he would still be Rye Town Supervisor next year.


But no Mr. Morabito refused to be corrupt and had to be a goody two shoe's a take Bernie Fable to court and get a conviction.


But Bobby Morabito can't stop making political mistakes.


When Joe Carvin and Bernie Fable got nasty, Mr. Morabito once again had to be a goody two shoes and be positive and talk about the environment and new ball fields.


However, we should hope for the best.


Let's see if Supervisor Elect Joe Carvin keeps his promise to eliminate Town Tax Within Two Years.


Let's see if Supervisor Elect Joe Carvin keeps his promise and take medical benefits away from Port Chester Republican Chairman Billy Vilanova and the other elected officials.


Let's see if Supervisor Elect Joe Carvin keeps his promise to reverse annual losses at Rye Town Park and Crawford Park with out sacrificing services or maintenance.


Let's see if Supervisor Elect Joe Carvin Keeps his promise to have yearly competitive bids on all Rye Town contracts.


Let's see if Supervisor Elect Joe Carvin keeps his promise to eliminate patronage jobs and to have an open hiring process in the Town Of Rye.


Let's see if Supervisor Elect Joe Carvin gets the first "passing" Rye Town Comptroller's Audit by not having any negative auditors comments what-so-ever.


Let's see if Supervisor Elect Joe Carvin makes Bernie Fable pay all his damn property taxes.


The voters of Rye Town have spoken and Supervisor Elect Joe Carvin has won, lets see if he is a man of his word.

Monday, November 5, 2007

11/05/07 - Rye Brook Roundup Is Up And Running


















































































Sunday, November 4, 2007

11/04/07 - More On The Port Chester Voting Rights Case





Not far from where this writer lives is the village of Port Chester, NY. It's a little corner of the world that, sadly, is being targeted by the US Department of Injustice. The tyrannical bureaucracy is using our tax dollars to sue the ...


11/04/07 - The Rye Town Hyprocrite And Rye Brook Bully Dean "I Am A Scared Little Boy On The Inside" Santon


Order You Dean "The Rye Town Hyprocrite" Mug Today


HEADLINE:


RYE TOWN HYPOCRITE AND RYE BROOK BULLY DEAN P. STANTON REACTS TO RYE BROOK ROUNDUP INVESTIGATION INTO WHY HIS WAS FOUND GUILTY THREE TIMES BY THE RYE BROOK ETHICS BOARD.


QUOTE:


''I haven't seen any evidence of any wrongdoing by the town,'' Mr. Santon said.


STORY:


Dean P. Santon, a former trustee of the Village of Rye Brook, was recently quoted in the New York Times concerning Bermie "I Forgot To Pay 100 Tax Bills" Abel and his tax vendetta against the Town Of Rye....


''Mr. Abel has been carrying on for a year, basically repeating himself. Mr. Abel is the antagonit. But he's entitled to his opinion.''
- Dean "The Town Of Rye Hypocrite" Stanton as qouted in The New York Times

However, when our sister web site Rye Brook Roundup started asking asking Mr. Santon about the fact that he was sent to the Rye Brook Ethics Board On three specific charges, Mr. Stanton paniced became the biggest Hyprocrite That Rye Brook and Rye Town has ever saw.
Santon who has a reputation in Rye Brook of being a political bully and was found guilty on all ethics charges decided to run to Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Property Tax Bills and started buying full page ads in the Hopelessly biased Westmore Snooze.


The RyeTown Hyprocite needs to realize that it dosen't matter how much money you give the Abels and that hopelessly biased rag known as the We$tmore Snooze. because Rye Brook Roundup is still going to thourghly investigate all of the political bulling that you have done in Rye Brook and Rye Town.
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UPDATE #1

RYE BROOK ROUNDUP LINKS OF INTEREST

11/02/07 - Once Again The Westmore News Keeps Rye Brook Taxpayers In The Dark. Why Did Mayor Rand Cover Up The Dean P. Santon's Ethics Investigation?

10/31/07 - Here Is A Scary Story For Halloween That Involves Blind Brook School

AND HERE IS THE CURRENT #1 STORY ON RYE BROOK ROUNDUP

11/04/07 - State launches outreach center for TZ Bridge plans


The state Department of Transportation yesterday announced the opening of a community outreach center at 660 White Plains Road in Tarrytown. It's intended to encourage public participation in the Tappan Zee Bridge/I-287 Corridor Environmental Review. Open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., it replaces the outreach center that was in the Thruway maintenance facility at 333 South Broadway in Tarrytown. It will function as a meeting site and give the public a chance to ask questions, comment on the project and review project documents. The phone number is 914-358-0603.


NYSDOT, the lead agency for the study, is working with Metro-North Railroad and the State Thruway authorities, as well as the Federal Highway and Transit administrations. They are studying how to address the needs of the Tappan Zee Bridge and traffic within the 30-mile I-287 corridor between Suffern and Port Chester, authorities said.

11/03/07 - Lazy Liz Sadler Of The Journal Snooze Gets Up To Speed And Finally Reports On Joe Carvin Accepting Bart "The Bigot" Didden's Donation


Supervisor Wanna Be Joe Carvin and Rye town GOP Chairman Dan "I Would Probably Take Money From David Duke" Paniccia Refuse To Return The Dirty Money They Got From Bar "The Bigot" Didden


HEADLINE:


Do You Want To Get Into Politics But You Have Been Repeatedly Rejected Because You Have Vulgar Beliefs That Involve bigotry, prejudice, violence, oppression, stereotyping or discrimination?


Well Pick Up The Phone And Call (914) 939-7116 And Tell Rye Town GOP Chairman Dan "I Would Probably Take Money From David Duke" Paniccia That You Want To Donate To That Reckless Hedge Fund Guy Joe Carvin Founder Of Altima Partners.


QUOTE:


"I have no problems taking contributions like that." - Rye town GOP Chairman Dan "I Would Probably Take Money From David Duke" Paniccia. Quoted By Lazy Liz Sadler Of The Journal Snooze.


STORY:


Rye Town Supervisor Robert Morabito has stongly criticized the Rye Town Republicans for knowingly accepting a last minute contribution from Bart "The Bigot" Didden, the author of a widely criticized campaign flier that was mailed to 1000 voters before Port Chester's village election in March.


The disgusting flier was a hateful and racist attack on Port Chester Hispanics.


Bart "The Bigot" Didden flier was the first and only Port Chester Campgain piece that contained any racial overtones whatsoever.


However, Rye Town Republican Chairman Dan "I Would Probably Take Money From David Duke" Paniccia has shown everyone just how ignorant he is by saying that the flier had nothing to do with the town election. and that the committee cannot scrutinize every potential donor.


Well I have got a news flash for Rye Town Republican Chairman Dan "I Would Probably Take Money From David Duke" Paniccia the truely decent people of Port Chester and Rye Brook don't want to support any politician that accepts dirty money from Bart "The Bigot" Didden.


At just what point would Rye Town Republican Chairman Dan "I Would Probably Take Money From David Duke" Paniccia start to have a problem with "taking a contribution like that."




  • Would Rye Town Republican Chairman Dan "I Would Probably Take Money From David Duke" Paniccia have a problem taking dirty money from Bart "The Bigot" Didden if he had attacked African Americans instead of Hispanics?


  • Would Rye Town Republican Chairman Dan "I Would Probably Take Money From David Duke" Paniccia have a problem taking dirty money from Bart "The Bigot" Didden if he had attacked Catholics instead of Hispanics?


  • Would Rye Town Republican Chairman Dan "I Would Probably Take Money From David Duke" Paniccia have a problem taking dirty money from Bart "The Bigot" Didden if he had attacked Jews instead of Hispanics?

Supervisor Wanna Be Joe Carvin should imediately return all of the dirty money that Bart "The Bigot" Didden gave to his campaign.


Rye Town Republican Chairman Dan "I Would Probably Take Money From David Duke" Paniccia bogus claim to that the Rye Town Republican Committee cannot scrutinize every potential donor is so bogus.


Rye Town Republican Chairman Dan "I Would Probably Take Money From David Duke" Paniccia really thinks that the voters of Port Chester are Rye Brook are stupid.


First he tells Lazy Liz Sadler that he is too incompetant to scrutinize every potential campgain contribution to Joe Carvin and The Rye Town Republican Committee.


But then Rye Town Republican Chairman Dan "I Would Probably Take Money From David Duke" Paniccia praises his hatefilled buddy by saying, "Bart wants to see some change."


At Least, Port Chester Republican Chairman Billy Villinova and the entire Port Chester Republican Committee has sent a letter to the Westmore News condeming Bart "The Bigot" Didden in the stongest terms. The Port Chester Republican Committee has even demanded that Bart "The Bigot" Didden to appoligize to the people mentioned in his hate filled flier.


Even Bart "The Bigot" Didden's former running mate Port Chester Deputy Mayor Dominick Cicatelli has said that he wanted to send everyone involved with the racist flier to the Port Chester Ethics Board.


Rye Town Republican Chairman Dan "I Would Probably Take Money From David Duke" Paniccia shows everybody how ignorant he is by saying, I have no problems taking contributions like that."

11/03/07 - Port Chester Football


Football: Red-hot Mamaroneck outlasts Mahopac
Journal News
... though, they are a very talented team and played well.' Mamaroneck has one game remaining, against rival Port Chester at Mamaroneck next Saturday at 1 p.m. 'This is probably the most complete game we played all season,'Peterson said ...

11/03/07 - Port Chester Library News

Adult Program
Make Your Own Artistic Collage Holiday Cards.
Registration. Free. 2-3:30 p.m.
Port Chester Public Library
1 Haseco Ave.
914-939-6710.

11/03/07 - Indus American Bank opens 4th branch in US


From correspondents in New York, United States, 10:01 AM IST A bank serving the growing South Asian community in the New York-New Jersey area has opened its fourth branch....


... and restaurants. The bank's three other branches are operating at Iselin and Parsippany in New Jersey and Port Chester in New York. Kevin Lenihan, president and CEO of the bank, said on the occasion, 'We are closer to our goal which is the growth ...

Source: India e News






ALSO:


Indus American Bank opens 4th branch
Hindustan Times
... stores and restaurants. The banks three other branches are operating at Iselin and Parsippany in New Jersey and Port Chester in New York. Kevin Lenihan, president and CEO of the bank, said on the occasion, "We are closer to our goal which is the ...

Saturday, November 3, 2007

11/02/07 - Our World Gallery shows work of three local artists

HEADLINE:
Our World Gallery shows work of three local artists
STORY:

Alissa Siegal, Jane Petruska and Suzanne Ashley, who will be presenting new works at Our World Gallery at The Stone Studio in Stamford, have set their artistic output in motion....

... finding a way to bend the wood and create a lot of attitude and movement,' says Petruska, who keeps a studio in Port Chester, N.Y. 'Because the wood is so thin, I can bend the pieces after soaking them in water. With wood, you get a more organic ...

Original Stamford Advocate article: Our World Gallery shows work of three local artists

Friday, November 2, 2007

11/01/07 - Are You Ready For Some Jets Football? Mark Of Port Chester Checks Out The - thejetsblog.com


Marc (Port Chester): How soon before we find out if Kellen Clemens is the answer?


SportsNation Matt Williamson: Next year at this time. It takes a while bro!


TJB Brian Bassett: Should Clemens play the rest of the season, I think we’re off to a good start on seeing how he’ll fare, but let me preach patience. Patience, patience, patience … you can’t expect him to go out and be the panacea of this team, especially with the competition he’ll face. According to Football Outsiders defensive rankings, in the coming weeks, he would be slated to play Washington (5th), Pittsburgh (2nd), Dallas (7th), Miami (31st), Cleveland (29th), New England (3rd), Tennessee (1st) and Kansas City (8th). Don’t expect to see him putting up 400 yards and 4 TDs week in and out.....

11/01/07 - Meeting House Electrocution Lawsuit Reaches Settlement


The parties involved in a lawsuit over the death of a painter, who was electrocuted while at work at the municipally-owned Newtown Meeting House on Main Street in July 2004, have reached a legal settlement of ...


...In the July 26, 2004, accident, in which an aluminum ladder made contact with an 8,000-volt power line on the south side of the meeting house, Mr Tenecela, 25, of Port Chester, N.Y., died due to accidental electrocution. Victor Saquisela, then age 21, also of Port Chester, was seriously burned. Both Mr Tenecela and Mr Saquisela were originally from Ecuador.


The two men were among a work crew which was completing a repainting project on the meeting house at 31 Main Street, which formerly served as Newtown Congregational Church.


In the legal settlement, Philip Russell, a trustee for the plaintiff, received $300,000 to be distributed to Mr Tenecela's survivors....

Thursday, November 1, 2007

11/01/07 - Kitchen fire displaces residents of multifamily house in Port Chester. Red Cross Called. No Firefighters were hurt.


All the residents of a multi-family home on Fox Island Road escaped a kitchen fire before anyone was injured last night, the fire department said.


The 10:45 p.m. house fire near Grace Church street was put out about 10 minutes after the Port Chester Fire Department arrived. No firefighters were injured.


The cause was yet to be determined this morning, although it is not thought to be suspicious, the fire department said.......


Full story: Journal News

11/01/07 - White Plains Hospital Center plans screenings, events.


White Plains Hospital Center will offer the following events this month. Events are held at the hospital, Davis Avenue at East Post Road, unless otherwise noted.....


... 7, Community Room, 76 S. Lexington Ave., White Plains; 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Nov. 14, 167-169 Terrace Ave., Port Chester; and 1 to 2:30 p.m. Nov. 21, 10 Drew St., Port Chester. For more information on community blood drives, call 914-681-1056....

Wednesday, October 31, 2007

10/31/07 - Port Chester police search for liquor store armed robbers.


Police are seeking two men, and possibly a third, who robbed the Varmax Liquor Pantry wearing skull masks and carrying a shotgun.


Police said today that two masked and gloved men burst into the 16 Putnam Ave. store at 9:58 p.m. Saturday dressed in black hoodies and blue jeans and ordered the four employees inside onto the floor. One wore black and white sneakers, police said.


Only one of the store's four registers was unlocked and the men stole an unspecified sum from it. Nothing was taken from the four individuals, Ladeairous said.


A third similarly masked person may have been a lookout outside the store, he said.


The men fled on foot eastbound on Putnam Avenue.

10/31/07 - Rye and Port Chester burglaries may be related


RYE/PORT CHESTER - Police in Rye and Port Chester are working together to solve two burglaries and a car theft.


Rye police believe the theft of a 2001 Lexus from a Grace Church Street residential driveway between 6 p.m. Monday and 6:15 a.m. Tuesday is connected to the burglary of a Rye home a few doors away and a burglary on nearby Harbor Drive in Port Chester during the same time frame.


Lt. Joseph Verille said furniture in a 400 block Grace Church Street home was heavily ransacked, but nothing was stolen. He believes the disappointed robbers stole the Lexus and went into nearby Port Chester.


Thieves ripped a $2,500 plasma television from the wall of a Harbor Drive home after kicking in the side-door, Port Chester police Lt. James Ladeairous said. Nothing else was stolen, he said.


Ladeairous said the two departments are working together on these incidents.

10/31/07 - Port Chester Mayor Denniss Pilla Mentioned In CT Letter To The Editor


HEADLINE:




EDITORIAL:


To the editor:I am very impressed that Frank Farricker, the Democratic candidate for first selectman, is discussing the issues that affect the entire town of Greenwich.


I am gratified that Mr. Farricker has taken positive steps to address the unique problems which Byram residents encounter daily. Terrible traffic and parking on the Mill Street Bridge and Mill Street affect merchants and residents alike.


Mr. Farricker has recently met with Mayor Dennis Pilla of Port Chester to discuss these issues. Mayor Pilla welcomed Mr. Farricker and explained that in the two years he has been mayor of Port Chester, not one elected Greenwich official has ever contacted him concerning Port Chester and Byram traffic. That is truly shocking.....

10/31/07 - Port Chester Class A boys soccer:


... the 11th-seeded Dutchmen, who were looking for their second straight road upset after already dispatching No. 6 Port Chester in Friday's first round. Unfazed this time, though, Tappan Zee staved off any second-half rally by the Huskies....

10/31/07 - Dozen residents seeking Port Chester trustee slots


A dozen people, from former elected officials to political newcomers, have nominated themselves for two open seats on the village board.

10/31/07 - From Sea To Table


Bill Rosenberg is the chef at f.i.s.h. restaurant in Port Chester.


Bill Rosenberg opened f.i.s.h. - Fox Island Seafood House - in 2003, and for the past four years has been cooking his simple, straightforward seafood in the cozy restaurant, which overlooks the Byram River in ...


Full story: Journal News

Tuesday, October 30, 2007

10/30/07 - Football roundup: Brewster defeats Port Chester 21-14


Brewster 21, Port Chester 14: At Port Chester

10/30/07 - The Unfair Abell Tax Vendetta Is Comming To An End - The Fair And Balanced Gannett Editorial Board Endoses Morabito, Lagana and Borrelli



The Gannett Editorial Board Endorses Morabito, Lagana and Borrelli

HEADLINE:






QUOTE:



"The Republicans have made strong charges of corruption and cronyism in this campaign. However, the Westchester County Fair Campaign Practices Committee, an independent volunteer body formed in 1991 by the League of Women Voters of Westchester, found such charges unfair and unsubstantiated."



EDITORIAL:



It's hard to argue with the experience that the three incumbent Democrats bring to the Rye Town Board, as hard as their Republican challengers have tried.


Supervisor Robert Morabito, deputy commissioner of environmental facilities for Westchester County, has been on the board for 14 years - seven as supervisor and another seven as councilman.

Dominick Lagana, an engineer, adds another 12 years of experience as councilman, and Michael Borrelli, who owns an insurance agency in town, was first elected to the Town Board in 1997. All three are also running with Conservative and Working Families support.

As in years past, the Editorial Board endorses Morabito, Lagana and Borrelli, thius time to voters in next Tuesday's election. Again, we commend them and the rest of the board for having the political courage to undertake a townwide revaluation to reduce tax inequities and generate more corporate income for the town's villages and school districts. We wish other towns and cities would do the same.

More recently, the board has been working toward the installation of a legacy sports complex at Port Chester Middle School, beefing up flood-mitigation efforts for the Blind Brook River, and overseeing many improvements at town parks using state, county and federal grants.

This year, Morabito is facing a spirited challenge for his supervisor post from Republican Joseph Carvin, a hedge fund manager who lost a bid for a Town Board seat in 2005. We endorsed him in that campaign.

Joining Carvin on the Republican line for the two Town Board seats are David Gelfarb, an attorney who is active in the Bellefair Homeowners Association, and Robert Nioras, a management consultant. Town Board members serve four-year terms, and supervisors serve for two years.

The Republicans have made strong charges of corruption and cronyism in this campaign. However, the Westchester County Fair Campaign Practices Committee, an independent volunteer body formed in 1991 by the League of Women Voters of Westchester, found such charges unfair and unsubstantiated.



COMMENT:



Year After Year I Have Seen Political Ads And Inserts In The Westmore News That Mentioned Or Reprinted Entire Journal News Editorial Endorsements.


I Think Morabito, Lagana and Borrelli should all chip in and buy some ad space in the hopelessly biased rag known as the Westmore News.



Morabito, Lagana and Borrelli should print this endorsement so that the Westmore News readers that have had to endure pages and pages of the Abel's Tax Vendetta against the citizens of the Town Of Rye can hear the other side.


But we all know that Richard "The Rye Town Drama Queen" Abel would reject the ad, because the Westmore News is all Carvin Distotions all the time.






Let's Put An End To Abel's Fables.

Call

939-6864

and tell Bernie "I Forgot To Pay 100 Property Tax Bills" Abel to cancel your subscription to The Hopelessly Biased We$tmore $nooze.


Port Chester has enough of Abel's Fables.


Richard And Jananne Abel Are Treating Their Subscribers Like Mushrooms.


Why are the Subscribers to the hopelessly biased Westmore News paying to be kept in the dark and have tons of manure dumped on them?

10/30/07 - - All Of Westchester County Is Interested In The New And Inovative Open Call For Trustees That Was Proposed By Mayor Dennis Pillla.


HEADLINE:




QUOTE:


"We have 12 very diverse candidates in terms of their experiences," Pilla said. "I'm proud that several of these people have no prior political affiliation since I am looking forward to bringing diversity of opinion and more objectivity to the board."


STORY:


Self-nominated trustee candidates, from former elected officials to political newcomers, are expected to speak at a public meeting tonight about why they deserve to be selected for two open seats on the village board.


A dozen residents responded to an open call by Mayor Dennis Pillla for trustee candidates. The board is seeking to fill posts that became vacant after a federal judge halted the March 20 trustee election......


......Each candidate will have the opportunity to speak for up to five minutes tonight about major issues and opportunities in the village and how to address them. Candidates also may discuss their motivation to serve.


The board's goal is to appoint two new trustees at its meeting on Monday. The new trustees, who will be paid an annual salary of $5,200 each, are expected to serve until the March village election, when all seats except Pilla's and Democrat Daniel Brakewood's are set to expire.


The village is awaiting a judge's decision on whether its current at-large election method - in which trustees are elected in a village-wide vote - violates the federal Voting Rights Act. That decision will help determine whether the village can continue using its at-large system or must abandon it for one in which trustees are elected from different districts.....


COMMENT:


Of Coarse The Obnoxious Bart "The Bigot" Didden is going to be asking Mayor Dennis Pila, Deputy Mayor Dominick Cicatelli, Trustee Brakewood, Trustee Crain And Trustee Sorensen to vote for his ignorant ass even though he is a lawbreaker who operates a business out of a building with no certificate of occupancy.


Let's see if Bart "The Bigot" Didden listens to Port Chester Republican Chairman Billy Vilanova and apologizes to the Hispanic Community and Blanca Lopez, who will also be at the meeting.


The entire Port Chester Republican Committee published a letter asking for Bart "The Bigot" Didden to apologize for his two page racist flier, but the pig headed lunatic Didden refuses.


Now the insane Bart "The Bigot" Didden wants Republican trustees and a Republican Deputy Mayor to cast a vote for him.


Bart "The Bigot" Didden is like a crazy Pink EverReady Bunny that just keeps getting rejected and rejected and rejected and rejected.....


Good Luck To:


Anthony Saline, Two -Term Democratic trustee


Blanca Lopez - Housing Assistance Councilor at a Port Chester social service agency.


Ralph Rescigno, a sales manager and construction estimator


Ariel Acosta, pastor of Centro Cristiano Nueva Vida


Gregory Adams, Carver Center Board of Directors.
Brenda Crandell, a tax attorney


Dominic Carlucci, former village police officer


Vincent Coakley, licensed engineer.
Marie Pugliese, an executive assistant


Joseph Kenner, treasury manager at PepsiCo


Walter Quiroz, tax consultant and retired plant supervisor



Source: The Patent Trader


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