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Thursday, February 24, 2011

02/24/11 Port Chester Patch: "The List: Six Stores to Get Your Shop On" and more

News

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The List: Six Stores to Get Your Shop On
With spring around the corner, it's time for a wardrobe upgrade–and you don't have to trek to the mall to find that great pair of shoes or must-have handbag.
By Christine Loughran | Feb 24, 2011

Announcements

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County Offers Tax Help
Westchester County is making available tax help to both English and Spanish speaking residents until April 9.  There are numerous locations throughout the county, some have walk-in hours and some are by appointment only. The locations are: Please …
By Lisa Jeanneret | Feb 23, 2011

02/24/11 Port Chester Topix Message Board: NY suburb appealing federal voting-rights ruling

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Port Chester - News February 24, 2011

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NY suburb appealing federal voting-rights ruling (KMPH-TV Fresno)
A village outside New York City has decided to appeal a federal court ruling that led to an unusual voting system and the election of its first Hispanic trustee.

Frugal Family: Your Guide to Local Deals
Frugal Family: Your Guide to Local Deals (Rye Patch)
This week Frugal Family gives you information about deals on everything from a winter vacation package to perfumes.

Downstate village appealing federal voting-rights ruling (CBS 6 Albany)
A suburban New York village is appealing a ruling that imposed an unusual voting system for local elections.

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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

02/23/10 Public Notice

Case #2011-0002

Notice of Hearing
on Application


Notice is hereby given that the Planning Commission of the Village of Port Chester, New York will hold a PUBLIC HEARING on February 28, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. at the Court Room, Police Headquarters Building, 350 North Main Street, Port Chester, New York to review a Subdivision Application submitted by Arnold Diaz and Shawn Diaz on property located at 4 Hilltop Drive/Harbor Drive, Port Chester, NY, known and designated as Section J.42.63, Block J., Lot 10, to consider request for a two-lot subdivision in the R7 zone.

Interested persons will be afforded the opportunity to be heard at this time.

Michael Antaki, Chairman
Village of Port Chester
Planning Commission

Date: February 18, 2011
and February 25, 2011

PUBLIC NOTICE

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Trustees of the Village of Port Chester, New York, will hold a PUBLIC HEARING on Tuesday, February 22, 2011, at or about 7:00 P.M., in the Village Justice Courtroom, 350 North Main Street, Port Chester, New York, to consider the advisability of adopting a local law to amend Chapter 345 entitled “Zoning” with regard to the regulation of pawnshops through a special exception use and prohibited in all zoning districts except for the M1 and M2 Zoning Districts.

Interested persons will be afforded the opportunity to be heard at this time. The proposed law is available at the Village Clerk’s office or online at www.portchesterny.com.

JOAN MANCUSO
Village Clerk

Dated: February 11, 2011
and February 18, 2011

PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE TO BIDDERS


2011 TREE PLANTING PROGRAM
Bid No. 04-11

VILLAGE OF PORT CHESTER
WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NEW YORK

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received by the Village of Port Chester until 10:00 a.m. local time on Monday, March 14, 2011, at the Office of the Village Manager, 222 Grace Church Street, Port Chester, New York 10573, at which time and place said sealed bids will be publicly opened and read aloud for furnishing the labor and equipment to perform the following:

Purchase and Planting of Trees as part of the Village’s 2011 Tree Planting Program

No bids will be received or considered after the time stated above.

Specifications and Bid Proposal Forms may be procured at the Office of the Village Clerk, 222 Grace Church Street, Port Chester, New York on Tuesday, February 22, 2011 at 9:00 a.m. local time.

A bid bond, certified check or bank check in the amount of 5% of bid must accompany the bid proposal.

All bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope bearing the name and address of the bidder and clearly marked “2011 Tree Planting Program Bid No. 04-11.”

The Board of Trustees of the Village of Port Chester reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids and to waive any informalities at their discretion, and to award contracts in a manner deemed to be in the best interest of the Village of Port Chester even if such award is to other than the lowest bidder.

It is intended that, whenever possible, positive recommendations will be presented to the Board of Trustees so that an awarding of the bid can be made at the next scheduled meeting. Your cooperation in adhering to the procedures outlined above and contained within the specifications would be greatly appreciated.

Christopher Russo
Village Manager
Village of Port Chester

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02/23/11 The Raw Port Chester News Feed

News Reports About Port Chester, NY
For Local Musicians Performing at All-County Music Festival, Practice Makes ...
Patch.com
Seven Port Chester students—William Brakewood, Cassandra Lagana, Emmalie Tello, Willie Campbell, Wiktoria Godawa, Tim Vyskocil and Barbara Garcia—have realized the rewards of a job well done as they gear up to perform at Westchester County Music ...
Blog Posts About Port Chester, NY
Port Chester board votes to appeal voting rights case | Sound Shore
By Leah Rae
After more than a dozen speakers urged them not to, Port Chester board members voted 4-2 Tuesday night to appeal the federal voting rights case that yielded a.
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02/23/11 More from Port Chester Patch

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Jazz Elite's 'A Night of Jazz' Benefit Concert: Tickets are Available
A press release from Jazz Elite:  "A Night of Jazz" expected to attract large crowd; Program helps young adults pursue their passion for music Area businesses and members of the local community looking for ways to support talented, young adults will…
By Laura Spear | Feb 22, 2011

02/22/10 The Raw Port Chester News Feed

News Reports About Port Chester, NY
Cop tackles alleged burglar at Riverside property
Greenwich Time
Axel Ramirez, 18, of 126 Poningo St., Port Chester, NY 



Photo provided by Greenwich police. Photo: Contributed Photo / Greenwich Time Contributed Like a scene out of a cop show, a Greenwich police officer quietly approached a burglary suspect at the ..
Police blotter: Angry teenager lashes out after cell phone taken
Greenwich Time
Oscar A. Macua, 25, of 45 Washington St., Port Chester, NY, was charged early Saturday with driving while under the influence. He was released on a $250 cash bond and is scheduled to appear in state Superior Court in Stamford on March 7. ...
NYC sandwiched in between two storms
Examiner.com
The storm delivered 8.0 inches to Ringwood, NJ; 7.5 inches to Port Chester, NY; 7.5 inches to Greenwich, CT and 3.2 inches to Central Park, NY to name a few. However, Staten Island received less then 1 inch, and a little farther south there was no snow ...
Recently Updated Web Pages About Port Chester
Bequest yields $1 million renovation at Port Chester library ...
PORT CHESTER — In her final years, Elise Darlington Lefferts borrowed novels and classic films from her local library through a volunteer delivery service ...
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Port Chester is almost half Hispanic? - Yahoo! Answers
but no Hispanic had ever been elected to the board…
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02/22/11 Port Chester Topix Message Board: NYC sandwiched in between two storms

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Port Chester - News February 22, 2011

NYC sandwiched in between two storms (Examiner)
NYC's southern borough, Staten Island, was basically the cutoff of snow. The first wave of low pressure impacted the area Sunday night, feb.
Meet Facebook Loser Bart "The Bigot" Didden (portchesterroundup.blogspot)
Bulky Bart "The Bigot" Didden Is Not A Heavy Hitter On Facebook

The Nine Month Old "Bart Didden For Mayor" Facebook Page Only Has 66 Narrow Minded People Who Will Publicly Admit They Are Fans Of Extremist TEA Party Lunatic Bart "The Bigot" Didden In Port Chester, a village of over 30,000 people.

Elections are determined by a shockingly small number of votes.

Although some Port Chester residents have said they felt their vote doesn't count, one only has to look to the to 2009's Board of Education election. In that race, board member Blanca Lopez edged running mate Carolee Brakewood by four votes. Ms. Brakewood ran again and won, and now serves on that board. Or the election where former Trustee Jerry DiRoberto won by just one vote. So in an off year mayoral election like this, every vote really counts.

Mayoral Wanna Be And Extremist TEA Party Lunatic Bart "The Bigot" Didden needs to find at least 900 racists in Port Chester if he even hopes to have a shot at being elected.

Bart "The Bigot" Didden Is Going To Need A Hell Of A Lot More Than The 66 Narrow Minded Nit Wits To Be Fans Of His "Bart Didden For Mayor" Facebook Page In Order To Be Mayor.

The current joke around Port Chester's diners and coffee shops is.......

"Where is the DISLIKE button for the Bart Didden For Mayor Facebook page?"
Celebrity Chef Mario Batali To Bring Tarry Lodge And Recipes To Westport (portchesterroundup.blogspot)
Photo: 30 Charles Street In Westport Celebrity Chef Mario Batali Will Open A New Tarry Lodge In Westport This Spring
According to property broker Skip Lane of Cushman & Wakefield has said Batali and his partners have finalized a $900,000 deal in the Saugatuck area this week.
The group purchased a 2,650-square foot building at 30 Charles St., which most recently housed Bonda Restaurant and Abbondanza Specialty Foods. Batali's restaurant, Tarry Lodge and Enoteca, will open in May or June, according to Lane. Chef Batali along with our partners Andy Nusser and Nancy Selzer of Tarry Lodge, look forward to creating a casual and delicious destination for foodies, wine lovers, families and everyone in between.
The purchasing decision was influenced by the locale's cultural heritage. Tarry Lodge and Enoteca will have a real Italian flair and feature a great selection of wine offerings. It is intended to be a nice tie-in with Saugatuck's Italian roots and should bring a resurgence of business to the area.
The Charles Street business' proximity to the Westport train station helped to seal the deal. The new Tarry Lodge be similar in format to sister restaurant, Tarry Lodge, which is based in Port Chester, N.Y.
Bill Would Allow Port Chester to Continue Using Lever Voting Machines (portchesterroundup.blogspot)
A bill passed by the Senate and Assembly this week would allow Port Chester to continue to use lever voting machines until the end of 2012 State lawmakers sent a Valentine of sorts to Port Chester with the Feb. 14 passage of a bill that would allow the village of 30,000 to continue to use lever voting machines.
Specifically, the measure would Port Chester, which administers it's own elections to use the old-fashioned machines instead of federally mandated electronic machines until Dec. 31, 2012.
A 2002 federal law mandated that all states switch over to electronic voting systems by 2007, both to accommodate disabled voters and, ostensibly, avoid the problems that surfaced in Florida and Ohio during the 2000 presidential election. New York was the last state to come into compliance with the law, as it certified optical scan machines last year.
Assemblyman George Latimer (D-Port Chester - Rye), who co-sponsored the bill in his chamber, said it would save villages money by ensuring that they don't have to lease new equipment from the county or provide training to local election inspectors.
The bill passed both the Assembly and Senate, and is now sitting on the desk of Gov. Andrew Cuomo. His office did not immediately return requests for comment. If signed by the governor, the new law would clear up current confusion over how Port Chester is to administer their upcoming March elections.
Currently, lever machines and paper ballots are outlawed in the state; at the same time, the county only recently gained permission from the state to lease the machines to Port Chester
Election Officials have said that optical scan is perfect for elections with a large turnout, but lever machines are easier for the village to run and count in elections with lower turnout.
Port Chester Roundup supports the bill and urges the governor to sign it.

Humane Society Teaches Volunteers to Help With Feral Cat Problem
Humane Society Teaches Volunteers to Help With Feral Cat Problem (Tarrytown Patch)
Snow this morning. Total snow accumulation of 4 to 6 inches. Highs in the lower 30s.

Monday, February 21, 2011

02/21/10 Meet Facebook Loser Bart "The Bigot" Didden

Photo: Bulky Bart "The Bigot" Didden Is Not A Heavy Hitter On Facebook

The Nine Month Old "Bart Didden For Mayor" Facebook Page Only Has 66 Narrow Minded People Who Will Publicly Admit They Are Fans Of Extremist TEA Party Lunatic Bart "The Bigot" Didden

In Port Chester, a village of over 30,000 people, elections are determined by a shockingly small number of votes.

Although some Port Chester residents have said they felt their vote doesn't count, one only has to look to the to 2009's Board of Education election. In that race, board member Blanca Lopez edged running mate Carolee Brakewood by four votes.

Ms. Brakewood ran again and won, and now serves on that board.

Or the election where former Trustee Jerry DiRoberto won by just one vote.

So in an off year mayoral election like this, every vote really counts.

Mayoral Wanna Be And Extremist TEA Party Lunatic Bart "The Bigot" Didden needs to find at least 900 racists in Port Chester if he even hopes to have a shot at being elected.

Bart "The Bigot" Didden Is Going To Need A Hell Of A Lot More Than The 66 Narrow Minded Nit Wits To Be Fans Of His "Bart Didden For Mayor" Facebook Page In Order To Be Mayor.

66 People Like This

The current jokes around Port Chester's diners and coffee shops is.......

"Where is the DISLIKE button for the Bart Didden For Mayor Facebook page?"

"My dog's Facebook page has more than 66 Fans."

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02/21/11 Celebrity Chef Mario Batali To bring Tarry Lodge And Recipes To Westport

Photo: 30 Charles Street In Westport

Celebrity Chef Mario Batali Will Open A New Tarry Lodge In Westport This Spring

According to property broker Skip Lane of Cushman & Wakefield has said Batali and his partners have finalized a $900,000 deal in the Saugatuck area this week.

The group purchased a 2,650-square foot building at 30 Charles St., which most recently housed Bonda Restaurant and Abbondanza Specialty Foods. Batali's restaurant, Tarry Lodge and Enoteca, will open in May or June, according to Lane.

Chef Batali along with our partners Andy Nusser and Nancy Selzer of Tarry Lodge, look forward to creating a casual and delicious destination for foodies, wine lovers, families and everyone in between.

The purchasing decision was influenced by the locale's cultural heritage. Tarry Lodge and Enoteca will have a real Italian flair and feature a great selection of wine offerings. It is intended to be a nice tie-in with Saugatuck's Italian roots and should bring a resurgence of business to the area.

The Charles Street business' proximity to the Westport train station helped to seal the deal.

The new Tarry Lodge be similar in format to sister restaurant, Tarry Lodge, which is based in Port Chester, N.Y.

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02/21/11 Bill Would Allow Port Chester to Continue Using Lever Voting Machines

A bill passed by the Senate and Assembly this week would allow Port Chester to continue to use lever voting machines until the end of 2012

State lawmakers sent a Valentine of sorts to Port Chester with the Feb. 14 passage of a bill that would allow the village of 30,000 to continue to use lever voting machines.

Specifically, the measure would Port Chester, which administers it's own elections to use the old-fashioned machines instead of federally mandated electronic machines until Dec. 31, 2012.

A 2002 federal law mandated that all states switch over to electronic voting systems by 2007, both to accommodate disabled voters and, ostensibly, avoid the problems that surfaced in Florida and Ohio during the 2000 presidential election. New York was the last state to come into compliance with the law, as it certified optical scan machines last year.

Assemblyman George Latimer (D-Port Chester - Rye), who co-sponsored the bill in his chamber, said it would save villages money by ensuring that they don't have to lease new equipment from the county or provide training to local election inspectors.

The bill passed both the Assembly and Senate, and is now sitting on the desk of Gov. Andrew Cuomo. His office did not immediately return requests for comment.

If signed by the governor, the new law would clear up current confusion over how Port Chester is to administer their upcoming March elections.

Currently, lever machines and paper ballots are outlawed in the state; at the same time, the county only recently gained permission from the state to lease the machines to Port Cheste
Election Officials have said that optical scan is perfect for elections with a large turnout, but lever machines are easier for the village to run and count in elections with lower turnout.

Port Chester Roundup supports the bill and urges the governor to sign it.

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02/21/11 Port Chester Topix Message Board: What Kind Of LSD Are They Putting In Bart Didden's Tea?

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Port Chester - News February 21, 2011

What Kind Of LSD Are They Putting In Bart Didden's Tea? (portchesterroundup.blogspot)
Port Chester Mayoral Wanna Be And Extremist TEA Party Lunatic Bart "The Bigot" Didden has sent out a press release saying he had "uncovered" the latest disciplinary case against a village employee, who payed another person to do his job.

Bart "The Bigot" Didden's release says, "Recently, in his role as a Village Trustee, Didden uncovered even more bad business practices and possible corruption in Village operations" with the case against a maintenance worker who is accused of paying another person to do his job.

Earth To Bart "The Bigot" Didden

Port Chester Village Manager Christopher Russo, the latest case came to light when Public Works Foreman Rocky Morabito reported that a cleaning woman complained she had not been paid.

It turned out that the woman was not on the village payroll, but had been paid by employee Daniel DeLisa, who claimed he'd been authorized by former Building Inspector Lenny Cusumano to outsource his own village job.

The Truth Is That Glory Hound Bart "The Bigot" Didden Didn't Do Jack

Port Chester Village Manager Christopher Russo Fired Daniel DeLisa on Feb. 11 after investigating the situation. Then Port Chester Village Manager Christopher Russo followed through and reported Daniel DeLisa to the Port Chester Police Department, the Westchester County District Attorney, the New York State Comptroller's Office and the New York State Retirement System.

Extremist TEA Party Lunatic Bart "The Bigot' Didden has only looked on as the Port Chester Village Manager Christopher Russo has filed more than two dozen disciplinary actions since August 2008, leading to the resignation of Public Works Foreman Gary Racaniello, a 20-year employee; the retirement of Acting Building Inspector Frank Ruccolo, a village employee for about 10 years, and various other penalties. A sanitation worker was fired for abuse of sick leave, for example, and a highway worker was fired for stealing gasoline.

Maybe someone should tell Bart "The Bigot" Didden that, except in cases involving police and fire personnel, the village board of trustees are not involved in disciplinary investigations other than to approve funding for a hearing officer.

The investigations are conducted by Robert Lombardi, assistant to the village manager, and pursued according to civil service procedures.

Can anyone one name a trustee more clueless than Bart "The Bigot" Didden?

02/21/11 The Raw Port Chester News Feed

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02/21/11 Port Chester Patch: Gifts Flow to Local Baptist Congregation Burned Out of Church Building" and more

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Gifts Flow to Local Baptist Congregation Burned Out of Church Building
Support is pouring in to help the members of the Union Baptist Church rebuild.
By Sara B Caldwell | Feb 20, 2011

Sunday, February 20, 2011

02/20/11 What Kind Of LSD Are They Putting In Bart Didden's Tea?


Port Chester Mayoral Wanna Be And Extremist TEA Party Lunatic Bart "The Bigot" Didden has sent out a press release saying he had "uncovered" the latest disciplinary case against a village employee, who payed another person to do his job.

Bart "The Bigot" Didden's release says, "Recently, in his role as a Village Trustee, Didden uncovered even more bad business practices and possible corruption in Village operations" with the case against a maintenance worker who is accused of paying another person to do his job.

Earth To Bart "The Bigot" Didden

Port Chester Village Manager Christopher Russo says that the latest case came to light when Public Works Foreman Rocky Morabito reported that a cleaning woman complained she had not been paid. It turned out that the woman was not on the village payroll, but had been paid by employee Daniel DeLisa, who claimed he'd been authorized by former Building Inspector Lenny Cusumano to outsource his own village job.

The Truth Is That Glory Hound Bart "The Bigot" Didden Didn't Do Jack

Port Chester Village Manager Christopher Russo Fired Daniel DeLisa on Feb. 11 after investigating the situation.

Then Port Chester Village Manager Christopher Russo followed through and reported Daniel DeLisa to the Port Chester Police Department, the Westchester County District Attorney, the New York State Comptroller's Office and the New York State Retirement System.

Extremist TEA Party Lunatic Bart "The Bigot' Didden has only looked on as the Port Chester Village Manager Christopher Russo has filed more than two dozen disciplinary actions since August 2008, leading to the resignation of Public Works Foreman Gary Racaniello, a 20-year employee; the retirement of Acting Building Inspector Frank Ruccolo, a village employee for about 10 years, and various other penalties. A sanitation worker was fired for abuse of sick leave, for example, and a highway worker was fired for stealing gasoline.

Maybe someone should tell Bart "The Bigot" Didden that, except in cases involving police and fire personnel, the village board of trustees are not involved in disciplinary investigations other than to approve funding for a hearing officer.

The investigations are conducted by Robert Lombardi, assistant to the village manager, and pursued according to civil service procedures.

Can anyone one name a trustee more clueless than Bart "The Bigot" Didden?

Bart "The Bigot" Didden Just Can't Stop Hallucinating .....

Extremist TEA Party Lunatic Bart "The Bigot' Didden Claims he sent an e-mail to Port Chester Village Manager Christopher Russo the same day the board was notified of the Daniel DeLisa case, but Mr. Russo has said he knows of no such e-mail.

02/20/11 The Raw Port Chester News Feed

News Reports About Port Chester, NY
Rye updates 40-year-old town ethics code to guard against conflicts
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By Leah Rae • lrae@lohud.com • February 20, 2011 PORT CHESTER — Rye Town council members have updated a 40-year-old ethics code with new guidelines against conflicts of interest. The code approved Tuesday calls for the appointment of a five-member ...
College Applications? At PCMS, 8th Graders Already Have it Covered
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Port Chester Middle School holds First Annual College Fair with 13 colleges and universities in attendance. By Christine Loughran | Email the author | 10:31am Students listen intently to a rep from City University of New York. ...

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02/20/11 Port Chester Topix Message Board: Rye updates 40-year-old town ethics code to guard against conflicts

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Port Chester - News February 20, 2011

Rye updates 40-year-old town ethics code to guard against conflicts (The Patent Trader)
Rye Town council members have updated a 40-year-old ethics code with new guidelines against conflicts of interest.
Some More Of Shady Lenny's Chicken's Are Coming Home To Roost
Port Chester Village Manager Christopher Russo fired Daniel DeLisa, a cleaning and maintenance employee, after learning that he had been collecting a check and having someone else do the work.
Mr. DeLisa said he was authorized to "outsource" the job 10 years ago by a supervisor in the Building Department, Leonard "Let's Make A Deal" Cusumano, who is now dead.
Port Chester Village Manager Christopher Russo is handling the situation, because Port Chester is a village manager form of government and the manager is responsible for monitoring, directing, managing and firing village employees.
It is reported that Mr. DeLisa was hired in 2000 to clean what was then a village office on Willett Avenue and outsourced his job in 2001,
Mr. DeLisa was paid $5,400 a year for the three day per week cleaning of the Department of Works office.
That worked out to $34.81 per visit, before insurance and tax deductions.
It's not clear what amount of money the woman was receiving, but it was common knowledge in the Department of Public Works that she was working for Mr. DeLisa.
There was some speculation that she got about half of the $34.81 for each cleaning visit.
The arrangement came to light when a public works foreman reported that the woman hadn't been paid.
Port Chester Village Manager Christopher Russo said he will do the right thing and to report the situation to law enforcement.
Let's see if Port Chester Police Chief Joseph "I Had No Clue All Of This Corruption Was Going On" Krzeminski

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