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Monday, October 8, 2007

10/08/07 - Hotel-condo project eyed for United Hospital site in Port Chester





Massive Multifamily Buildings Bring Density To An Already Over Burdened School System.


“People - partly empty nesters, partly young professionals - like the carefree lifestyle of living in a luxury condo with all of the amenities of a full-service, high-end hotel within walking distance of their home.”

First came The Plaza in New York City, then the Ritz-Carlton in White Plains. Now, Port Chester may be poised for its own hotel-condominium complex on the vacant New York United Hospital Medical Center property ... blah ...blah .... blah ....

Not So Full Story Or Should We Say Full OF It Story: The Journal News

COMMENT:

You won’t read this in the hopelessly biased We$tmore $nooze…..

The hopelessly biased We$tmore $nooze did not give you all the facts about Brookchester, Wellington Green, The Castle or The Mariner.

Way To Go Aldo….Massive Multi - family Condo Building To Bring More Density To An Already Over Burdened Port Chester School System.

Aldo “The Patronage Boy” Vitagliano is involved with bringing a Hotel And Massive Multi-Family Condo Building Complex on the vacant New York United Hospital Medical Center property on Boston Post Road.



Thank you, ALDO "THE PATRONAGE BOY" VITAGLIANO.


Just what Port Chester needs is another massive multi-family condo building to raise school taxes even more.
This year's 13 1/2% increase in school taxes is killing Port Chester Homeowners.
Brook chester, Wellington Green, The Castle, The Mariner and now Aldo "The Patronage Boy" Vitagliano brings us more of Bruno Gioffre's condos at the old United Hospital site.
Why isn't Bart "The Bigot" Didden screaming about all of the density that these massive multi-family apartment building is going to bringing to Port Chester?
Aldo “The Parsonage Boy” Vitagliano and the Bruno Gioffre's Developers Are Going To Increase Your School Tax Bill.
Well it's just about time for a 75 Million dollar school bond to build a new school, because of these Massive Multi- Family Condo Buildings.
Maybe we should name the school the Aldo "The Patronage Boy" Vitagliano elementary school.

Port Chester has to put an end to these Massive Multi – Family Condo buildings.Residents are starting to experience a tunnel effect as they drive around the village.
Brookchester, Wellington Green, The Castle and the Mariner all use the "empty nester" code word to describe their projects. This is done to try and fool the single family homeowners of Port Chester. The developers all argue that these massive multifamily condo buildings are not going to affect the schools, but no developers will not guarantee you that their buildings will not send school taxes even higher.
If Aldo "The Patronage Boy" Vitagliano, Bruno Gioffree and Starwood want this massive multifamily condo building, then let them pay the cost of educating any children that live there.
Let Aldo "The patronage Boy" Vitagliano, Bruno Gioffre and Starwood pay to build the new elementary school that Port Chester is going to need for Brookchester, Wellington Green, The Castle and the Mariner.

Has Brookchester, Wellington Green, The Castle and The Mariner Developments Reduced Your School And Property Taxes?

10/08/07 - The prize: Region's growing Latino readership




Source: HispanicTrending


For 11 years, El Sol has been the dominant Spanish-language newspaper in Stamford, dispensing news to a growing Hispanic population and drawing lucrative advertising dollars.


But the weekly publication now faces stiff competition from two other newspapers.


El Sol's longtime rival, La Voz Hispana, a New Haven-based weekly, opened a Stamford bureau last September. In November, William Caceres, a former El Sol and La Voz Hispana sales executive, started the biweekly Enfoque Latino....


... a circulation of 6,000 copies in New Haven. Today, the publication distributes 45,000 copies in Connecticut, Port Chester and New Rochelle, N.Y., and Springfield, Mass. The paper began circulating in Stamford in 2000 but didn't open an office in the ...


10/07/07 - Amid license debate, immigrants seek out auto dealers, driver's ed




Source: Journal News


While the debate rages on whether to let illegal immigrants get driver's licenses, Yonkers car dealer Rulaman De Leon is looking at some of the practicalities.


In business for 20 years, he often sees car buyers paying in cash, leaving for a few days and coming back with out-of-state plates and insurance. He can venture a guess that these customers are undocumented immigrants, heading to states where they can get driver's licenses and registrations.


Other potential buyers keep asking if there's some way to get a New York license without a Social Security number.


Those questions are flooding in now, since Gov. Eliot Spitzer announced a new policy Sept. 21....


... in April. 'Oh, God. I'd have to get four more cars, four more instructors,' said Linda O'Shea, who owns the Port Chester Auto School. She turns away a steady stream of immigrants who want to prepare for the road test but have no Social Security ...


ALSO:
Source: GuardDog
I’d have to get four more cars, four more instructors,” said Linda O’Shea, who owns the Port Chester Auto School. She turns away a steady stream of immigrants who want to prepare for the road test but have no Social Security numbers. ...

10/07/07 - Port Chester Boy - Rock arbiter still believes in 'the wisdom of the pop audience'


Rock arbiter still believes in 'the wisdom of the pop audience'

Source: The Morning Call

You might think the man who has had a big say in the music coverage of Rolling Stone since 1997 must be a rock snob by definition. Not so, says Joe Levy, executive editor of the magazine since February 2006.''

I still believe in the pop audience, and in the wisdom of the pop audience, that the pop audience validates interesting music by buying, listening and responding to it,'' says Levy, whose publication has a circulation of 1.3 million and a readership of 13 million.

While there are fewer central figures and the scene is more diffuse, Levy maintains, ''There is still good music near the top of the charts. Young, challenging, inventive rock bands such as such as The Arcade Fire and Spoon put out records that can be in the Billboard Top 20.....

... In the long term I may have be proven correct, but that year I wasn't exactly right.'' Levy, who was born in Port Chester, N.Y., in 1964, remembers the first single he bought was 10cc's ''The Things We Do for Love.'' His first albums were ...

Sunday, October 7, 2007

10/06/07 - Westchester Legacy Project statue vandalized in Port Chester park before dedication


HEADLINE:


Westchester Legacy Project statue vandalized in Port Chester park before dedication


QUOTE:


“The idea behind the sculptures was to dress up the park.”


STORY:


PORT CHESTER - One of two statues that will be unveiled today at Columbus Park was vandalized earlier this week, village police said.


A ball from a life-size statue depicting a girl playing soccer was broken off and taken Wednesday night or early Thursday, Port Chester Lt. James Ladeairous said.


The statue of a boy that accompanied the girl at the park entrance was unharmed.


"It's a shame that it happened, and we hope that it's returned," said Thomas Hroncich, superintendent of recreation for the village.


Full story: Journal News


COMMENT:


If Richard "The Drama Queen" Abel was not going around committing felonies like filing false police reports, and taking up the valuable time of at least two police lieutenants and the Chief Of Police, then maybe this vandalism would not of happened.


But Richard "The Drama Queen" Abel and his father Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Property Tax Bills" Abel always demand and get special attention and favors from village politicians and managers who are afraid of the hopelessly biased We$tmore $nooze.


Maybe, if the Port Chester police department did not dispatch five or six cars when a True Blue Conservative Newspaper Box was being installed next to a We$tmore $nooze Newspaper Box, then maybe enough police officers would have been patrolling the parks instead of worrying about Richard "The Drama Queen" Abel and the hopelessly biased We$tmore Snooze newspaper box that was illegally placed on Haines Blvd. back in July.


Maybe, the Port Chester Police should question Richard "The Drama Queen" Abel about the vandalised statues, since Virgina Geldhart caught him monkeying with a True Blue Conservative Newspaper Box and taking all the copies of the True Conservative Review.


Virgina Geldhart complained bitterly about how her complaints about Richard ""The Drama Queen" Abel's We$tmore $nooze newspaper box were ignored by politicians and officials who were afraid of the Abel's.


You can see the Board Of Trustee's meeting where Virginia complains about Richard "The Drama Queen" Abel's We$tmore $nooze Newspaper Box and how she saw him taking copies of the True Blue Conservative Review here:


Gov. CH 75 Streaming Videos




Friday, October 5, 2007

10/05/07 - Mayor Dennis Pilla And The Port Chester Board Of Trustees Are opening up the selection process for two vacant trustee seats

Port Chester Mayor Dennis Pilla

HEADLINE:


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.


STORY:


In October, the village Board of Trustees will be considering eligible residents who are interested to be temporarily appointed to our village Board. You can find more information on our home page.


The future of Port Chester is very exciting! We are becoming a more progressive community and have attracted major developers. There is an exciting change that is underway in our village. All of this combines to make Port Chester, "Westchester's best kept secret"!


Source: Mayor's Corner @ http://www.portchesterny.com/


Reporter: Dennis Pilla, Mayor Of Port Chester


10/05/07 - Ever Since Bernie Abel Got Caught Cheating On His Property Taxes It Is The Same Ole Westmore News Crap Every Single Rye Town Election.


Same Crap Different Year


HEADLINE:


Every Rye Town Election The Republican's Call Up The New York Times, because no one in their right mind takes Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Proprty Tax Bills" Abel and The We$tmore $nooze seriously.


PREVIOUS QUOTE OF THE DAY:


Dean P. Santon, a trustee of the Village of Rye Brook, sees it differently....


I haven't seen any evidence of any wrongdoing by the town,'' Mr. Santon said. ''Mr. Abel has been carrying on for a year, basically repeating himself. Mr. Abel is the antagonist. But he's entitled to his opinion.''


NEW YORK TIMES STORY:


.......''In 8 of the last 10 years, there hasn't been an increase in town taxes,'' Mr. Morabito said.


The Morabito and Abel families have both lived in Port Chester and known one another for generations. They had long been neighborly, as many with deep roots in this small town are. But the men began feuding last year, when Mr. Morabito initiated the tax reassessment. Besides making property taxes more equitable, the town is hoping through revaluation to avoid or at least reduce costly legal challenges to its tax assessments, Mr. Morabito said. In the last 10 years, the town has paid $18 million in tax reimbursements because of such cases, he said, and the challenges ''hurt the schools more than anybody.''


Mr. Abel, a retired Air Force fighter pilot and real estate broker, founded The Westmore News 40 years ago so that he would have a venue to express himself.


''In the daily paper, I could only write a letter,'' Mr. Abel said by telephone from his winter home in Florida. ''I was opinionated. I felt I saw injustices and I wanted to correct them. I said 'Heck, to get my point across, I think I'll start my own newspaper.'''


In the early 1980's, Mr. Abel retired from the paper. He handed the reins over to his son Richard, who is now the publisher, and Richard's wife, Jananne, now the editor. He was content, he said, to putter around the office, help with school pickups for his grandchildren and enjoy his time to himself.


But when the town government ordered the townwide property tax revaluation Mr. Abel said, he could no longer keep his opinions to himself.


''He kept going on and on about reval,'' Richard Abel said. ''I don't happen to agree with him on the subject, but I said 'Dad, if you feel so strongly about it, I'll give you a column.'''


Last fall, Bernard Abel wrote his first Town Crier column. He hasn't missed a week since.
''I started digging and I thought perhaps reval wasn't the whole story,'' Mr. Abel said. ''Perhaps the story was the type of government they were running.''


No argument, it seemed, was too big or too small for the Town Crier.


One column chastised a town board member for not fencing in his pool.


Another criticized the entire town board because a Korean War memorial, built by a veterans' organization, includes the board members' names in letters that are larger than the names of the war heroes. In the column, several board members have been accused of nepotism and unethical behavior in their private dealings with town contractors. And the column has accused the town government of bid rigging.


''You tell me who is abusing whom?'' Mr. Morabito said in a telephone conversation. ''Every week there is an article against me, against the town board or about what's bad in the town of Rye. It's been 57 weeks in a row now. It never stops.''


Mr. Morabito said he and the town board didn't respond orally or in writing to any of the columns.......


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Source: New York Times


Publication Date: December 21, 2003


Reporter: Debra West




We$tmore $nooze - Bill Of Rights -You have the right to remain stupid and to keep sending Richard "The Drama Queen" Abel 30 bucks for biased reporting.

Anything you think will be replaced with meaningless information.

If you choose to read the hopelessly biased We$tmore $nooze you will only see more of the Same Old Crap.

Knowing or understanding your rights won't make a bit of difference, because you are funding the Abel's Personal Vendetta against the Town Of Rye.



Call 939-6864 To Cancel Your Subscription To The Hopelessly Biased We$tmoe $nooze.

10/05/07 - Port Chester Residents Are Being Warned - Don't Lose Your Home To Greedy Hedge Fund Guys And Their Predatory Subprime Loan Investments.


HEADLINE:


Business in the Burbs: Westchester starts subprime awareness campaign


QOUTE OF THE DAY:


"We're going to do everything we can to educate the community," said Geoffrey Anderson, executive director of Westchester Residential Opportunities. Ownership of a home is "an American dream."


"We need to keep that dream alive," he said.


STORY:


'Don't Borrow Trouble' is the theme of a campaign started yesterday in Westchester County to alert consumers to the dangers of subprime mortgages.


The subprime market provides loans for homebuyers who have less than perfect credit. The mortgages usually have adjustable interest rates, and the rates have been resetting this year to levels that are onerous for many borrowers.


The Westchester County Clerk's Office said 1,593 foreclosure actions were commenced in the county through September, an increase of 40.8 percent year over year. The number of foreclosure judgments reached 476, up 52.6 percent.


"There's not a month when somebody doesn't call my office and say, 'What can I do?' " County Clerk Timothy Idoni said at a program promoting the campaign yesterday outside the County Courthouse in White Plains.


A toll-free telephone number (877-WRO-4YOU) and a Web site (http://www.dontborrowtroublewro.org/), have been set up for county residents who are having problems keeping up with mortgage payments. Westchester Residential Opportunities of White Plains will counsel callers on their options. People who live outside the county will be referred to counselors in their area


........ in their area. The Westchester campaign will post signs, in English and Spanish, at five train stations: Port Chester, New Rochelle, White Plains, Mount Vernon and Yonkers. Notices also will be posted inside county Bee-Line buses. 'We're going to ......

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Source: The Journal News


Reporter: Jerry Gleeson. Reach him at jgleeson@lohud.com or 914-694-5026.




ALSO:


Avoiding foreclosure


- Call 1-877-WRO-4YOU



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Wednesday, October 3, 2007

10/03/07 - Unbeaten Records On The Line


by Dan Pietrafesa
Port Chester at Poughkeepsie, 4:30 pm Mahopac at Ketcham, 4:15 pm Haldane at Keio, 4:30 pm Saugerties at Highland, 4:15 pm Rondout Valley at Spackenkill, 4:15 pm Wallkill at Pine Plains, 4:15 pm Onteora at Rhinebeck, 4:15 pm ...

10/03/07 - Port Chester Building Inspector Leonard Cusumano Has Passed Away At Greenwich Hospital


Leonard Cusumano was the Chief Building/Plumbing Inspector of Port Chester, as well as, a dedicated family man and a lifelong Port Chester resident who volunteered in the community.


Chief Inspector Leonard Cusumano headed the Port Chester's Building Department, at 110 Willett Ave, and later at 222 Grace Church Street. Mr. Cusumano headed a staff of five that assisted Port Chester Property owners and developers determine whether they needed to receive any special permits for building projects.

Much of Mr. Cusumano's work boiled down to helping people win approval for projects by making sure plans confirm to government regulations.

Residential Projects that commonly require permits include swimming pools, decks and sheds.

Mr. Cusamano and his staff were responsible for helping landlords and tenants:

Relocate within the village.
Renovate their building.
Demolish all or part of the building.
Receive certificates of occupancy.
Correct housing code violations
Mr. Cusumano was a very active parisioner at Corpus Christi Catholic Church on South Regent Street in Port Chester

Please see previous post for more information.

10/03/07 - Sports Roundup: Port Chester beats Harrison 3-1; John Jay beats Brewster


Port Chester 3, Harrison 1, OT: At Port Chester, Mauricio Paiva scored two overtime goals, and Luis Barajas made nine saves. Juan Ocampo added two assists. Gianpiero Torres scored for the Huskies.

10/02/07 - Busted - Westmore News Publisher Richard Abel Is Stealing Rival Publishers Newspapers In Port Chester






A Relative Of Former Port Chester Police Chief
Catches
Richard “The Drama Queen” Abel
Stealing Copies Of
True Blue Conservative Review
From A True Blue Conservative Review
Newspaper Box

Virginia “Ginny” Geldart went to Monday nights Port Chester Board Of Trustees Meeting to complain about Richard “The Drama Queen” Abel and his ugly red commercial newspaper box being placed in front of her home on Haines Blvd.

Ginny also Mayor Dennis Pilla and the Board how about 11 Police cars from Port Chester and Rye Brook harassed the Editor and Publisher of the True Blue Conservative Review as he installed his newspaper box near the We$tmore $nooze newspaper box.

Ginny also reported that she saw Richard “The Drama Queen” Abel take all of the issues of the True Blue Conservative Review Newspaper box when he came by to service the We$tmore $nooze Box.

Be sure to hear and see Ginny blast Richard “The Drama Queen” Abel in this week’s cablevision telecast of Monday’s Port Chester Board Of Trustees Meeting.

http://www.portchesterny.com/page.cfm?pageID=22

10/02/07 - Resturant Review - Inca Gaucho Of Port Chester




I agree. As close as PC gets to argentine is inca y gaucho. And that's just very so so. And mostly uruguayan...


10/01/07 - "We're called the Pride of Port Chester," said Jose Bautista, a senior at Port Chester High School and co-president of the marching band.


he Port Chester High School marching band performs during yesterday's East Ramapo Marching Band 2007 Competition


The thundering sounds of drum lines filled the air at the Ramapo High School football field yesterday, where the East Ramapo Marching Band hosted its fourth annual U.S. Scholastic Band Association competition.

... Long Island to compete. Suffern High School marching band placed second in Class II and received a trophy. The Port Chester High School marching band, the only Class V band to participate in the competition, won best in color guard, percussion, ...


...Holding their trophy, the Port Chester band leaders explained that preparation begins in Band Camp, where all the members work intensely for two weeks before school starts and grow close.
"We consider ourselves a family," said Kimberly Irwin, the band's drum major.

Their hard work has paid off. Senior Madeline Rende, the band's other co-president, recalled that the entire band was invited to play in the movie "Spider-Man 3."

"We played when he got the keys to the city," she said....




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Source: Journal News
Publication Date: October 1, 2007
Reporter: Annie Shreffler


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10/01/07 - Port Chester Fire Department Provides Emergency Responce To Westchester County Airport




Westchester County Airport officials launched an emergency response yesterday after a pilot received an abnormal landing gear reading after takeoff. The corporate jet returned and landed without incident.....


... as a precaution for an emergency landing, Boyer said. The airport asked area fire departments in Purchase, Port Chester and Armonk, emergency medical services, and its own emergency crews to wait on standby at the airport. At 10:17 a.m. the Hawker ...


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Source: Journal News


Publication Date: October 1, 2007


Reporter: Kathleen Ryan O'Connor


Saturday, September 29, 2007

10/01/07 - Public Notice - Bernard "Bernie" Abel Of Port Chester

Public Notice

Whereas, Bernard Abel Controlled Multiple Real Estate Corporations That Held Over 15 Multi-Family Buildings In Port Chester.

Whereas, Bernard Abel Did Not Pay School And Property Taxes On At Least 12 Of These Multi-Family Buildings For 10 Years Or More.

Whereas, The Single Family Homeowners Had To Pay Higher School And Property Taxes Because Of Bernard Abel’s Real Estate Corporations Have Evaded School And Property Taxes.

Whereas, Bernard Abel's is the founder of a weekly Port Chester Newspaper, known as the Westmore News,

Whereas, The Westmore News has benefitted from Bernard Abel's failure to pay more than 100 Property Tax bills.

Whereas, The Westmore News is a hopelessly biased rag that fails to report about Bernard Abel's failure to pay over 100 pproperty tax bills.

The True Blue Conservative Review Offers A $25,000 Reward For Information That Directly Causes Bernie Abel To Pay The Hundreds Of Tax Bills That He Did Not Pay From 1966 To Date.

10/01/07 - Business News - Consolidated Technologies, Inc.Of Port Chester




Consolidated Technologies, Inc. has been selected by Inc. Magazine for the First-Ever List of 5,000 Fastest-Growing Companies in America, according to a PRLeap news report. Consolidated Technologies Inc. is an award-winning, Platinum-certified Avaya (News - Alert) BusinessPartner with operating centers in New York City, Port Chester NY, and Princeton NJ. The company has an industry expertise in Avaya’s communications product lines and Hosted communications solutions.


“The Inc. 5,000 provides the most comprehensive look ever at the most important part of the economy – the entrepreneurial part,” Inc. 5,000 Project Manager Jim Melloan was quoted as saying in the report. “The expansion of the list has allowed us to tell the stories of larger companies, older companies, and a wealth of companies in industries like Manufacturing and Construction that are underreported in the business media.”


Inc. Magazine had released its first-ever Inc. 5,000 list of the fastest-growing private companies in the country on August 23, 2007. The list is an extension of Inc. magazine’s annual Inc. 500. The Inc. 5,000 list recognizes companies that cannot make it to the Inc.500 list due to their enormous size. Additionally, the list also includes a number of small firms. On a whole, the listed companies reflect the growth of the U.S. economy.


Consolidated Technologies attributes its growth in recent times to client referrals, innovative marketing and aggressive recruiting. Over the last ten years, the company has experienced phenomenal organic growth. From 3 employees in the beginning, the company is served by over 85 employees currently. Its revenues for 1997 were $650,000. In 2006, it had grown to nearly $20 million at a steady growth rate of 20% - 60% annually. This was one of the primary reasons for the inclusion of CTI......


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Source: Customer Interaction Solutions


Publication Date: October 1, 2007


Reporter: Calvin Azuri


09/30/07 - Everyone Is Talking About How Outrageous It Is That Port Chester School Taxes 13 1/2 %


The Founder Of The Hopelessly Biased We$tmore $nooze.

Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Property Tax Bills" Abel



Why Is The Westmore News Affraid To Report About The Doublle Digit Tax Port Chester School Tax Increase

Have you seen one letter or article in the hopelessly biased We$tmore $nooze telling you about the 13 ½ % School Tax Increases that made Port Chester Property Taxes skyrocket by more than 5 Million Dollars.



I guess that Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Property Tax Bills" Abel doesn't like talking about taxes in Port Chester.



Let's face it the hopelessly biased We$tmore $nooze has no credability in Port Chester.



Who can trust a paper whose founder cheated and continues to cheat his neighbors.



When Bernie Abel doesn't pay his fair share of taxes his neighbors have to make up the difference.



If everyone paid their ffair share of taxes then the school taxes would be lower.



Right now the Town Of Rye is in court trying to get Bernie Abel to pay all of his taxes.



Call 939-6864 and tell Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Property Tax Bills" Abel to cancel your subscription to the hopelessly biased We$tmore $nooze. Why should you help support a deadbeat like Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Property Tax Bills" Abel.

09/29/07 - Joe Carvin’s Campgain Is Collapsing Faster Than The NY Met’s Dramatic Fall From Grace.


Joe Carvin’s Campgain Is Collapsing Faster Than The Met’s Dramatic Fall From Grace.
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It looks like the real “facts” are coming out.

Westchester County taxes have gone up the last two years
Rye Brook Village Taxes have gone up the last two years
Blind Brook School taxes have gone up the last two years
Port Chester Village taxes have gone up the two years.
Port Chester School taxes have gone up the last two years


But the Town Of Rye Taxes have gone DOWN the last two years.

Hey, I got a real dumb idea.

Let’s get a greedy hedge fund guy to be in charge of the only government that has lowered taxes the last two years in a row.

Let’s face it the greedy hedge fund guys have done a wonderful job of destroying the mortgage and real estate markets here in the United States America.

Thank God, the Federal Reserve is using your hard earned tax dollars to bailout the reckless investments of the greedy hedge fund industry.

Do you know one of the ways Rye Town is helping lower your property taxes.

They took Bernie Abel the founder of the We$tmore $nooze to court for

UNPAID PROPERTY TAXES

Now you know why the We$tmore $nooze ran pages and pages of letters from Supervisor Wanna Be Joe Carvin, Port Chester Republican Chairman Billy Vilanova and other assorted fools like Dick “Let’s Increase School Taxes” Huebert.

09/29/07 - Port Chester Republican’s Do Not Support Supervisor Wanna Be


Port Chester Republican’s Do Not Support Supervisor Wanna Be Joe Carvin

In 2004, Joe Carvin applied to be the Port Chester Village Manager who would replace Richard “Fritz” Falanka. Joe Carvin should have been able to scoop up the job with ease.

Carvin was a Republican and Republican Mayor Gerald Logan and Six other Republican Trustees governed Port Chester. Also, Carvin was active in local politics and had strong political connections with all of the Republican Movers And Shakers. The other candidates lacked such strong connectons.

Carvin has a Harvard Degree in Public Administration and the other job candidates did not have the same prestigious degree. Plus, Carvin lived less than a mile from Port Chester and would be easily available for a village emergency, the other candidates lived very far away.

However, in 2005, Mayor Gerald Logan, Deputy Mayor Dan Colangelo, Trustee Bob Sorensen, Trustee Ken Manning, Trustee Pete Ciccone and Trustee Cicatelli decided not to hire Joe Carvin.

All Of These Main Stream Port Chester Republicans Unanimously Rejected The Hotheaded and Opportunistic Joe Carvin And His Harvard Degree.

They chose Bill Williams who did not have the local political connections or the Harvard Degree that Carvin can’t stop bragging about. Bill Williams even lived far away and might have trouble quickly responding to emergencies in Port Chester.

Why no City, Town, Village or Hamlet in America has has ever hired Joe Carvin and his fancy Harvard Degree in Public Administration to be their Manager or Administrator?

What Made Logan, Colangelo, Sorensen, Manning, Ciccione and Cicatelli not support and hire their fellow Republican Joe Carvin?

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