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Sunday, December 2, 2007

12/02/07 - Once Again Scooped By A Citizen Journalist - And The Award For Last Place In Local Reporting Goes To The Westmore Snooze


The Westmore Snooze Is Poorly Ran By A Bunch Of LOSERS>


Stop The Presses !!!!!

The Westmore Snooze Just Learned That.....


Columbia Elevator Co. acquires Kansas plant


Rye Brook's Blaiotta founded company that is survivor of Port Chester's past


Decades ago Port Chester was a manufacturing center. The village produced everything from parachutes for World War II soldiers to bolts, men's dress shirts and even Life Savers candies. But over time, those businesses faded. They moved down South or out of the country altogether, attracted by...


Port Chester Roundup Readers Knew About This Over One Month Ago




We provided this link to the story:




Source: Arkansas City Traveler


The Cowley County Commission voted Tuesday to approve the intent of Columbia Elevator Products Co., of Port Chester, N.Y., to purchase Elevator Solutions International at Strother Field.


The sale, according to Leroy Alsup, county administrator, is "subject to their submission of the appropriate applications."


The Commission will issue industrial revenue bonds, and grant a tax exemption to Columbia Elevator Products. MDL Realtors, also of Port Chester, will be purchasing the building, while Columbia will buy the machinery and assets of the company......

12/02/07 - Port Chester Police Officer Walter Alcivar says he informed the Westchester DA Fred Green about the California warrant on the sex offender


el Palacio de Los Mariscos in Port Chester.


A Week Ago Port Chester Roundup Was The Only Media Outlet Asking The Big Question......

11/27/07 - Communication Breakdown - There was a detainer warrant. Should Port Chester police have arrested the sex offender and put him in jail?

The Hopelessly Biased Rag Known As The Westmore News Failed To Ask The Question.

Lazy Liz Sadler, Port Chester Reporter For The Journal News Failed To Ask The Question.

But Shawn Cohen, the North Salem reporter for the Journal News did ask questions about why the Port Chester Police Department did not arrest and hold a sex offender on a detainer warrant.

Now There Has Been An Investigation.

And Here Are Some Of The Answers

Missed chances at deporting North Salem sex offender

Source: The Journal News / Lohud.com, NY

By: SHAWN COHEN

A convicted sex offender remains on the run after various law enforcement agencies failed to act on a felony arrest warrant ...

..."At the time we were called regarding the bail application, we were not aware that there was any kind of a warrant," said Lucian Chalfen, spokesman for the Westchester District Attorney's Office.

A Port Chester police officer, however, said he informed a county prosecutor about the California warrant. A state police investigator, meanwhile, said he told the District Attorney's Office about the federal detainer, issued so Broudwiack could be held for deportation proceedings....

...when Port Chester police stopped him in September for a faulty brake light, his criminal history did surface.

Officer Walter Alcivar ran a computer check and learned that Broudwiack's driving privileges had been revoked twice. He also found out about the California warrant, which revealed the sex-crime conviction.

Alcivar said he called police in California to check on the case and was told that they weren't willing to extradite him. The warrant, in fact, notes "no extradition outside California."

The Sheriff's Department claimed it never got the call, though it wishes it had.

"If we had known the guy was in custody," spokesman Steve Whitmore said, "the Sheriff's Department would have gone back to the district attorney and asked them to amend the warrant so we could have retrieved him."

Regardless, the Port Chester officer followed up by researching New York's sex-abuse registry. He found out that Broudwiack had never registered as a sex offender in New York, though he was required to do that.

Alcivar said he called the Westchester District Attorney's Office and asked Assistant District Attorney Fred Green whether he could arrest Broudwiack on the misdemeanor offense of failing to register. Alcivar said he also mentioned the California warrant.

state police in Somers because they have jurisdiction in North Salem, where Broudwiack was living at the time.

So Port Chester charged him with aggravated unlicensed operation, a misdemeanor. He posted $200 bail and left.....

Would some one please call and call (914) 939-6864 and tell Jananne Abel, at the Westmore Snooze and tell her about the sex offender that was working at in Port Chester.

Obviously the Westmore Snooze Knows Nothing About The Communication Break Down That Prevented A Sex Offender From Being Arrestted And Detained In Port Chester.

Last Week The Westmore Snooze reported......

Port Chester Middle School conducts evacuation drill
In nine minutes, 800 students evacuate, then walk to high school auditorium
The Port Chester Middle School staged a massive evacuation drill that went off without a hitch Thursday morning.
More than 800 students and 100 faculty members - the whole school... [more]

The history of Port Chester High School
To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the current PCHS buildin this is the third in a series of articles about its history. This section talks about Paul Weckesser and the PCHS Band.
By Ron Weckessar
"He arrived on the scene like a... [more]

Rye Brook to move forward with comprehensive plan
By Jananne Abel
"A comprehensive plan will give you a snapshot of the village at a specific time. From that picture, you will identify areas of concern."
-Marilyn Timpone Mohamed,Frederick P. Clark Associates
After some study, the Village of Rye Brook, now at... [more]

JFK principal honors IBM volunteers
Louis Cuglietto, principal of the John F. Kennedy Magnet School in Port Chester, was scheduled to spend Thursday morning in Armonk speaking at an event honoring IBM employees who are also committed volunteers.
The event honored 60 Westchester IBM employees for... [more]

Reporter's Notebook: Harvard-Yale and roller derby: one day, two timeless events
By Jeff Benzak
The Harvard-Yale football game is one of the most staid sporting traditions in the United States. Fans wear tweed sport coats and red corduroy pants. They puff pipes. They sit on 90-yearold cracked wooden bleachers with... [more]

Saturday, December 1, 2007

12/01/07: Know Of Any More Port Chester Blogs? Please Let Us Know By Sending An Email: PortChesterRoundup@Gmail.com. Let's Support Citizen Journalists


THERE IS A NEW BLOG IN PORT CHESTER AND IT IS VERY ACTIVE.


















Keep Up The Excellent Reporting
365 Port Chester.

Your Bilingual Posts Are Awesome.


You Are Really Putting That
Port Chester Comic Book
Known As
Americana Latina
To Shame.

12/01/07 - It Seems Like The Hopelessly Biased Rag Known As The Westmore Snooze Is Always Last To Report On Port Chester


Could someone please call 939-6864 and wake up the staff

at the hopelessly biased rag known as the Westmore Snooze.


Better Late Than Never


Yesterday The Tired Old Westmore Snooze Reported....


Friday, November 30, 2007


(Click link to get charged $33.00)
By Jeff Benzak


P.C. Democrat seeks signatures to get Clinton on primary ballot


A Port Chester resident who is active in the local Democratic party is working to ensure that Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton has enough signatures to be on the ballot...



(Clink for the full story at no charge)


Habra una reunion para colectar firmas de votantes en Port Chester registrados con el Partido Democrata. La meta es de recautar muchas firmas para apoyar a Hilary Clinton en su campana presidencial. La reunion tomara lugar ....


ALSO 365 Port Chester Reported:



(Click for the full story at no charge)


A petition signing rally to qualify New York delegates for Senator Hillary Clinton on Monday, Nov. 26 at the Port Chester Carver Center, 400 Westchester Ave., Port Chester, from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. A free buffet dinner will be served.


Qualified delegates will then be on the ballot for the New York Presidential Delegate Primary Election in the 18th Congressional District on ......


But Port Chester Roundup Readers

Knew About This For Over A Week

Here is the Port Chester Roundup story about

Ms. Clinton's petition signing rally.



(No Charge to click on this link)


Also On November 23rd:


Glen Blain posted this at lohud



(No charge to read the full story)


Port Chester Democratic Chairman Gary Stracuzzi is hosting a petition-signing rally for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign on Monday evening. The goal is to gather signatures to help Clinton secure a spot on New York’s Feb. ...


12/01/07 - Sports - Preview: Wrestlers to watch




Source: Journal News


... season, the senior finished third at 145 pounds in the Division I sectional championships. John Calero, Port Chester: The senior was a Division I 189-pound sectional finalist last year. Calero can go upper body with his strength or use his ...

11/30/07 - "You say that in a post office, it's scary," Lt. James Ladeairous said


Headline:




Source:


Journal News


Reporter:


Leslie Korngold at lkorngol@lohud.com or
914-694-3519


Story:


A dozen people fled a Westchester Avenue post office, believing a man inside had a gun.


Police said 55-year-old Konrad Maslarz, clad in a black winter hat and black mechanic's-type jumpsuit, was in line at the 245 Westchester Ave. office just before 1 p.m. Wednesday. Police said Maslarz, speaking to no one in particular, said he had a gun in his pocket - a Glock, to be specific.


Overhearing him, a woman discreetly cut to the front of the line to tell a clerk, police said. The clerks immediately shut their windows and the public ran out, leaving Maslarz behind.

11/30/07 - "English speaking is an issue that primarily confronts the Hispanic immigrants," Kochhar said. "They feel they need to learn English and...


Survey: Most adult Hispanics say they

speak English well

Source: The Journal News

The majority of adult Hispanics in the United States say they speak English fluently or pretty well, according to a new survey.

"English Usage Among Hispanics in the United States" is a report released yesterday about 14,000 Hispanic adults in the United States surveyed by the Pew Hispanic Center in Washington. Besides asking Hispanics to rate their fluency in English, the survey asked about education, discrimination and bilingual abilities.....

... educated. Nearly two-thirds of Hispanic immigrants with college degrees say they speak English very well. In Port Chester, Diego Telles, 35, a medical assistant, said he studied basic English in his native Panama and graphic design in college before ...


Reporter:

Ernie Garcia at elgarcia@lohud.com

or 914-696-8290




SPEAKING ABOUT BILINGUAL ABILITIES
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE


TRANSLATE THIS PAGE ABOUT

PORT CHESTER
FOR ME.



Link: http://portchesterroundup.blogspot.com/2007/11/112907-translation-needed-for-this.html



UPDATE:

365 Port Chester Has Provided An English Translation.

So what happened with the Trustee appointments?

Link:

http://365portchester.blogspot.com/2007/12/so-what-happened-with-trustee.html

Friday, November 30, 2007

11/30/07 - Forget About Judge Robinson




The village plans to proceed with a March 18 election for the Board of Trustees, although allegations of Hispanic-voter discrimination that halted a previous election have yet to be resolved.


The board posted notice this month that it would seek to fill five of the six trustee seats - those held by Gregory Adams, Domenick Cicatelli, John Crane, Joseph Kenner and Robert Sorensen. Candidates will compete for two three-year terms, two two-year terms and one one-year term.


Party leaders are beginning to plan for the election, even though Port Chester awaits U.S. District Judge Stephen Robinson's decision on whether its current at-large election system violates the Voting Rights Act.


His ruling could change how Port Chester's elections are conducted by forcing the village to switch from its at-large, village-wide voting system to one in which trustees are elected from individual districts.......




Reporter: Liz Sadler at esadler@lohud.com or 914-694-3525.


Thursday, November 29, 2007

11/29/07 - An Artist Featured At Miranda Fine Arts In Port Chester Makes The News


Missouri museum buys print by local artist


A print by Purchase College art and design professor Michael Torlen, a Mamaroneck resident, was recently purchased by the Springfield Art Museum in Missouri for its permanent collection.


The print, "The Longest Journey," was featured in Prints U.S.A. 2007, a national, biennial competitive exhibition that opened at the museum this month. The competition featured 79 works selected from 311 entries; seven were purchased for the permanent collection.....

...Torlen exhibits his work at Miranda Fine Arts in Port Chester and Madelyn Jordon Fine Art in Scarsdale, as well as other galleries.


Source: Purchase College.


Local Contact: Miranda Fine Arts

6 North Pearl St.

Port Chester, NY 10573


914-935-9362

914-934-0656 fax
email Miranda Fine Arts




Gallery hours: Wed thru Sat, 11-5 & by appt

11/29/07 - Something Smells At Eber Brother's In Port Chester. Oh No! It's Remy!!!!!!


HEADLINE:



STORY:


So I used to have a fish at my last office (Eber Wine and Liquor).. People thought I was crazy at first but it soon became the attraction of the building... I even named him Remy (Martin Cognac) after one of our major brands that we carried.... This is the sad news I passed on to my ex-coworkers...


It is with deepest regret that we inform you of the passing of Remy, the goldfish. Purchased back in 2002 as a birthday present for $0.99 for his loving guardian, he grew up in Yorktown Heights, NY. He then made the move south county to White Plains and soon after settled into a wonderful foster home at Eber Bros Inc in Port Chester, NY.


Although at first, employees thought his owner was nuts for bringing him in, he was enveloped with love and tender care by many friends and co-workers. Unfortunately, no one was at his side when he went belly up on Sunday, November 25, 2007, but his memory will forever be ingrained into the warehouse-turned-shabby-office at 305 South Regent.


Remy's memory will live on forever in the soul of the next fish that will replace him today at lunch time. May he rest in peace in the big ocean in the sky. Peace be with you all.

ode to my fish...
by ao
i am a fish

i swim in the sea
i have a brain
the size of a pea

i don't do anything
just float all day
waiting for food
to come my way

it's hard to believe
i survived this long
5 years for a fish?
that must be wrong!

at funerals you know
the situation is tense
but i'll be replaced
for 99 cents

my name was remy
i was a goldfish
the folks at eber
i surely shall missh'

11/29/07 - The revised charter, which needs approval would solidify Rye Brook's interest in the library: PC Library Board President Melissa DeVincenzo


HEADLINE:




QUOTE:


"No one has presented a governance model that I'm crazy about. Appointing their own members does not necessarily lead to public accountability." - Mayor Dennis Pilla


STORY:


Attorneys are drafting a new charter and intermunicipal agreement for the Port Chester Public Library, signaling progress in the slow-moving negotiations over the library's funding.


The villages of Port Chester and Rye Brook and the library board have agreed to retain the law firm Turner & Turner of Croton-on-Hudson to rewrite the library's 1877 charter. The three entities will share the legal costs, which are capped at $15,000.


...DeVincenzo credited the subcommittees with the recent progress in negotiations. Rye Brook tentatively has agreed to increase its share of the library's taxpayer funding from 30 percent to 35 percent and share equally the cost of capital improvements with Port Chester, she said...

...Port Chester Mayor Dennis Pilla said his biggest concern is governance of the library. Trustees now are chosen by the library board, but Pilla has proposed that each village get to appoint some members....




Reporter: Liz Sadler at esadler@lohud.com or 914-694-3525


11/29/07 - Translation Needed For This Article About Acosta, Brakewood, Crane, Didden, Lopez, Pilla, Quiroz, And Sorensen







Y que paso con los concejales seleccionados...no hay ningun Hispano representante...porque?
Cuando el Alcalde de Port Chester, Dennis Pilla, hizo un llamado a la gente de Port Chester para seleccionar a dos concejales, ya que habian dos asientos libres (siempre hay seis concejales y un alcalde), tres Hispanos sometieron su nombre y su CV para ser tomados en cuenta. Ellos eran Ariel Acosta, pastor de un Iglesia Pentacostal en Port Chester, Blanca Lopez, Directora de un Programa de Vivienda sin fines de lucro, y Walter Quiroz, contador de impuestos.



Y que paso?

De los 12 candidatos que postularon, la junta de Concejales apuntaron a dos afro-americanos a que cubrieran estas dos posiciones.



Y porque no apuntaron Hispanos?....









UPDATE:







Has Provided A Translation:




Many have been asking about the English translation to the last post, so nice to see that our blog is getting around...here it is:

When Mayor Dennis Pilla invited Port Chester residents to submit their letters of interests and resumes for village trustee appointments, three Hispanics answered Pilla's call...they were Rev. Ariel Acosta, Blanca Lopez, Director of a not for profit housing program, and Walter Quiroz, a tax accountant.

So what happened?

From the twelve candidates who sought appointments, the Board of Trustees appointed two African American men for the two open seats.

And why wasn't a Hispanic appointed?



It is not that there weren't any Hispanic candidates who were not prepared for this position. It is the opinion of this writer that Ms. Lopez was the best candidate for this position, but the two Republican Trustees, Robert Sorensen and Dominick Cicatelli, and the formerly registered Republican and now Independent Trustee, John Crane decided not to vote for her. Why?...because they felt that Lopez was too involved in politics since she was the Campaingn Chair for Trustee Brakewood and former Trustee Pilla when they ran two years ago, and also Chair for Mayor Pilla, when he ran last year. So, Lopez only received votes from Mayor Pilla and Trustee Brakewood in her quest to becoming appointed.

Wow...never in the history of Port Chester, has a Hispanic woman...an immigrant woman, I should say, like Lopez been involved in promoting change for this community and in such a short time; and that is possibly why, because of her involvement, that is has also created some backlash, because we all know that when an individual or group of people advance in this social system that we live in, there will always be people who will try to stop their progress.

So, lets analyze reasons why these three Hispanic candidates were not appointed....



Early last year, Rev. Acosta ran for Trustee with the Republican team. He ran with Mr. Cicatelli, and Bart Didden, our favorite village racist who was the mastermind behind the so called anonymous flyers where he referred to Lopez as a "wolf dressed in sheep's clothing and that she was "in bed with Pilla." It was discovered that he had assistance from current Trustee John Crane and then Board of Education President Dominick Bencivenga with the planning and editing for this flyer. Everything came out in the open when the Dept. of Justice questioned Didden and he immediately vomited to the feds everything he knew and those involved.

So, it seems that although Rev. Acosta wanted to become involved in this campaign to promote Hispanic participation and most importantly, get the Hispanic vote, the Republicans used him to promote their stance with Hispanics and to show the feds that they had recruited a Hispanic to run with them. Sadly, although Rev. Acosta wanted to be appointed to one of the open trustee spots, nobody voted for him, not even his republican counterparts, Cicatelli or Sorensen. I think that the Republicans used Acosta for their own benefit, and when he needed them they left him out to dry. Poor Reverend, he did not deserve this.

Mr. Quiroz also submitted his resume like a good citizen, but I do not think that he knew much about what this position entailed.

Well, so now lets analyze why

Lopez was not appointed, and this will be easy:

First, there is a rumor in PC that Trustee Sorensen wants to run for mayor in two years, and for trustee this coming March, so now he has to work very hard to please the Republican party and he needs to strenghten his position in it. The problem with Sorensen is that he owes a lot of money to the village because he has not paid his parking tickets. I do not think that PC voters will suppot a candidate who owes money to the village and who has shown to be a bad example for village voters. Maybe Sorensen should give up some or all of the $5k he gets from serving as trustee every year, and maybe that will satisfy his debt.

On the other hand. Mr. Cicatelli just looks lost....he lost the mayoral election, and now he is serving a term that has already expired. It seems that his vote against Lopez, was simply for revenge.... well, that's politics.

So what about Crane....who changed his party affiliation from Republican to Independent a couple of months ago, and who also wanted to be appointed Village justice earlier this year. Unfortunately, Crane, an attorney, represents landlords like Great American, who exploit Hispanics and rent "problematic" apartments and rooms. Seeing how Lopez works in the housing area and knows about housing policies and laws, she may have been seen as a challenge for Crane. Also, it is not surprising that he voted against her since he was involved in the creation of the flyer which was sent to every voter in Port Chester.

There are so many things going on in this little village. It reminds me of a Mexican soap called "Pueblo Chico, Infierno Grande." But, we have to recognize that the appointments made by the trustees was a slap in the face to Hispanics. How is it possible that in a community with a large Hispanic population, there is no Hispanic representative? However, it is also important to understand that if and when a Hispanic candidate runs for office, he or she must be professionally prepared and want what is best for the entire community. But that person must also know about the problems and challenges faced by immigrants as they acculturate into American society.

It is important that we as voters learn and understand each candidate's platforms and the relationship that they will have or have with the Hispanic community, in order to be assured that they will perform a responsible job once in office.



IT LOOKS LIKE

PORT CHESTER HISPANICS AND NON_HISPANICS

ARE GOING TO START BEING INFORMED ABOUT

WHAT IS REALLY GOING ON IN PORT CHESTER.


THAT PORT CHESTER COMIC BOOK

KNOW AS AMERICANA LATINA

HAD BETTER WAKE UP.


MAYBE IT IS TIME FOR RICHARD ABEL AND JANANNE ABEL TO START TAKING SSL LESSONS.


"Spanish As A Second Language"


How can two Non-Spanish speakers be the editor and publisher of Port Chester's Hispanic Newspaper.


Richard And Jananne Abel better hope that

365 Port Chester

And The Hispanic Businesses

Of

Port Chester Don't Find Out How The Abel Exploit

Their Hispanic Cleaning Woman.


It's a damn shame that all the employees gets social security and unemployment insurance except her.


If Richard And Jananne Abel Found out about an Arab owned business that gave everyone benefits, except jews.

They would go nuts.


However, every English speaking employee of the Westmore News And Americana Latina gets New York State And Federally Mandated Benefits, While The Hispanic Cleaning Women Is Illegally Exploited.


The Greedy Abel's Desire To Save A Few Bucks Is

LEGALLY AND MORALLY WRONG.



The Greedy Abel's Had Better Start Giving This Poor Hispanic Woman Her Legally Required Benefits, Before The Business Of Port Chester Start To Boycott


America Latina


And


The Westmore News.


Suportting Link:


11/25/07 - More Bad News For The Westmore Snooze And The Comic Book Known As Americana Latina - A Latino Citizen Journalist In Port Chester

11/28/07 - Three Cheers For The Port Chester Association


Once Again The Port Chester Police Union Is Using It's Funds To Buy Toys That Will Be Donated To The Make A Wish Foundation.


The Police Association is also accepting gifts from the public for children.


Donations can be dropped off at a box in the lobby of the police station at

350 North Main St.


Please support the Police Union in this noble charity project that will benefit needy children.

11/29/07 - Port Chester Wrestling Coach Greg Domestico's Team Will Host The Tony Carlucci Tournament




by Tony Pinciaro


Saturday begins the tournament portion of the season with the Tony Carlucci at Port Chester and the Bernie Miller Invitational at Rye. Port Chester coach Greg Domestico and Rye coach Matt Beckley always do a great job running their ...


11/28/07 - All residents, property owners, business owners, civic groups, community groups and others with an interest in Port Chester are invited




The village is conducting three more public workshops this week on the new comprehensive plan.


The workshops will take place at different locations throughout the village to encourage more people to participate. Translators will be present.


The plan, which dates to 1968, is being updated by Laberge Group, an Albany-based engineering, architecture, surveying and planning firm hired by the village.


Some 100 people attended the first workshop in September. This week's meetings will include brief updates on Laberge's progress. Those who attend also will be asked for feedback on specific issues such as land use, economic development, housing and the waterfront, said Nicole Allen, senior planner for Laberge....

11/28/07 - Port Chester Sports Wire




by Jim Sheahan


The feeling disappeared entirely when I realized Poughkeepsie was hosting Port Chester in boys' basketball on Tuesday. The winter season is here. We're putting the finishing touches on our Fall High School All-Stars, and the actual ...


11/28/07 - Port Chester Volunteer Cathy Egan comes to TMPG from ABC Television where she held the post of SVP of Marketing and Business Development


TMPG Names Cathy Egan New SVP of Business Development; Egan Was Top...


TMPG, Inc., the multi-award winning independent media promotion company, has announced the appointment of Cathy Egan as Senior Vice President of Business Development....


... She also serves on boards and advisory committees for charitable organizations including the Carver Center in Port Chester, NY, the P.O.T.S. soup kitchen in the Bronx and the Make A Wish Foundation of New York. New Creative Director Shari Sobine, ...

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

11/27/07 - Port Chester Residents Can Laern English Or Spanish As A Second Language For Free !!!!


SAY HELLO TO 365 PORT CHESTER


Go To 365 Port Chester Every Day And Read About What Is Happening In Port Chester.


First You Read The The Short News Story In English, Then You Compare It To The Exact Spanish Translation.


Soon you will have all of the latest Information About Port Chester and you will also have quickly learn how Spanish is used in real life situations.


For Example:


First Read This:


365 Port Chester: Want to support Hillary Clinton for President?


A petition signing rally to qualify New York delegates for Senator Hillary Clinton on Monday, Nov. 26 at the Port Chester Carver Center, 400 Westchester Ave., Port Chester, from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. A free buffet dinner will be served.....




THEN READ THE SPANISH TRANSLATION OF THE STORY:


365 Port Chester: Quieres apoyar a Hilary Clinton para Presidente?


Habra una reunion para colectar firmas de votantes en Port Chester registrados con el Partido Democrata. La meta es de recautar muchas firmas para apoyar a Hilary Clinton en su campana presidencial. La reunion tomara lugar el Lunes, 26 de noviembre en el Carver Center, de 6 p.m. a 8 p.m.....



WHY ISN'T THAT COMIC BOOK KNOWN AS AMERICANA LATINA A BILINGUAL PUBLICATION LIKE 365 PORT CHESTER IS?


Well Maybe it is because Richard Abel, the so-called publisher and Jananne Abel, the so-called editor of Americana Latina don't speak spanish.


Further, these two rarely interact with the hispanic community of Port Chester. There main interaction with the hispanic community is to exploit the poor hispanic woman that cleans the Americana Latina offices at 38 Broad Street. (We are currently withholding the poor hispanic woman's name, because she appears to be a victim of criminal activity and not a public figure like Richard and Jananne Abel)


Richard And Jananne Abel sure do save a lot of money by not paying for this this poor hispanic woman's disability insurance, social security insurance and unemployment insurance.


I sure hope this poor hispanic woman was not planning on getting social security when she retires from cleaaning the Americana Latina offices.


Please pray that this poor hispanic woman isn't hurt or diabled while cleaning at the Americana Latina offices, or at Richard Abel's father's house in Rye Brook.


If she gets hurt she can not get disability or unemployment benefits, because the greedy Abel's wanted to save a few bucks.


Please Read This Post For More Information About How The Greedy Abel's And American Latina exploit this poor woman.



11/27/07 - Communication Breakdown - There was a detainer warrant. Shoud Port Chester police have arrestted the sex offender and put him in jail?


Jose M. Broudwiack posted the $10,000 bail as set by North Salem Town Justice John J. Johnston Jr. on Oct. 31 and has been free ever since.
Judge Johnston has declined to comment on the bail, and Mackin, the other town justice, handled last night's docket.


HEADLINE:




QUOTE:


"The people have reliable information that the defendant has fled the jurisdiction"


STORY:


NORTH SALEM - Town Justice Ralph Mackin issued an arrest warrant last night for a convicted sex offender and illegal immigrant who failed to appear in court for arraignment on a misdemeanor charge of failing to register as a sex offender.


Mackin also revoked $10,000 bail for Jose M. Broudwiack, 48, whose last known address was on Sugar Hill Road in the Purdys section of town.


...That information came after Broudwiack was arrested in Port Chester, where he was accused of driving with a suspended license. He failed to appear in Port Chester court Nov. 9 on that misdemeanor charge .....


...State police investigators at the Somers barracks determined that Broudwiack, who also goes by the surname Broudwiack-Lartiga, was convicted in California in 1999 of a sex crime against a child younger than 14. He was in the country illegally at the time. He served time in a California jail and was made to register as a sex offender before being deported to his native Peru in 2003....

...Federal authorities had issued a detainer warrant for Broudwiack after his Oct. 31 arrest by state police in connection with failing to register.



The warrant meant that once Broudwiack was in a holding facility, such as a county jail, he would be held on the warrant, even if he managed to make bail.



But the warrant could never be enforced because Broudwiack never made it to jail....


....Sometime after that, he re-entered the country illegally again and wound up living in Purdys and working at el Palacio de Los Mariscos restaurant on Main Street in Port Chester, authorities said....

UPDATE:

Purdys residents outraged over sex offender who skipped bail


The Journal News

NORTH SALEM - Neighbors of an unregistered sex offender who missed his court appearance are outraged no one stopped him before he apparently skipped town.

Jose M. Broudwiack, 48, who failed to appear in court Monday for arraignment on a misdemeanor charge of failing to register as a sex offender, so far has not been found and is believed to have left the area, authorities said. He posted the $10,000 bail set by Town Justice John J. Johnston Jr. on Oct. 31 and has been free ever since. Johnston has declined to comment on the bail.

"Judge Johnston had the power to stop this man, and he dropped the ball," resident Clare Gasparri said last night. "Because he dropped the ball, that man fled the jurisdiction. He will hurt another child, and that will be on Johnston when that happens."


Broudwiack, whose last known address was 2 Sugar Hill Road in the Purdys section of town, was arrested Oct. 31 by state police after they learned he had been living in Purdys for about two years without registering. That information came after Broudwiack was arrested in Port Chester, where he was accused of driving with a suspended license. He failed to appear in Port Chester court Nov. 9 on that misdemeanor charge.....

....."(Johnston's) decision really degraded the efforts of the local and state police," said Dough Dligulil, a resident on Sugar Hill Road.
Dligulil said he was one of the people who went door to door alerting neighbors that Broudwiack was a sex offender and living in their neighborhood.


When asked what he thought of his efforts in light of this latest turn in the case, Dligulil said, "It makes you feel like a ... total schmo. ... I can't believe how many hours I spent on the computer researching this guy. I just had spinal surgery and there I was, limping around door to door to tell people. But what I feel bad about now is that this guy is somewhere, setting up in a new community, maybe next door to some 1-year-old girl, and the family of that little girl has no idea that he's a sex offender ........


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365 Port Chester: MASTER PLAN Community Meetings


Come to the meetings listed on the flyer and participate in the creation of Port Chester's master plan. The master plan is an important document for the village because it articulates a broad vision for Port Chester's future and directs all development activities. It also guides the City's capital improvement projects. Come and express your views on the strengths and challenges of this community. Let your opinion count!



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365 Port Chester: Plan Maestro de Port Chester = Reuniones Comunitarias


El gobierno de Port Chester los invita a participar en varias charlas para dialogar sobre los temas de importancia que ocurre en esta comunidad. Venga y participe. Su voz cuenta. El plan maestro de Port Chester es un documento importante para la municipalidad porque desarrolla una vision amplia para el futuro de Port Chester y tambien dirije todas las actividades de desarrollo y projectos de mejoracion que ocurren aqui. Es muy importante que todos nosotros, como Hispanos, vayamos a dialoguar y hablar sobre los problemas que nos afectan al vivir y trabajar en esta comunidad. No importa si no hablan bien el Ingles, habra traductores.



365PortChester@gmail.com You Are Doing A Great Job And Providing A Much Needed Service To The Residents Of Port Chester. Keep Up The Good Work.


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