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Monday, February 11, 2008

02/11/08 - Port Chester Blogwire For Monday

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After the lawsuit, a chance for Port Chester village to move forward
Robinson issued a decision that declared that the at-large election system used in the Village of Port Chester to elect its trustees violated the Voting Rights Act of 1965. At issue in the case was whether the challenged system violated ...
Lohud.com: Latest News - http://www.lohud.com

Spring Valley routs TZ
By Kevin Devaney Jr.
9 Byram Hills at No. 8 Tappan Zee No. 12 Panas at No. 5 Eastchester No. 13 Spring Valley at No. 4 Pearl River No. 11 Pelham at No. 6 Lakeland No. 14 Ardsley at No. 3 Kennedy No. 10 Brewster at No. 7 Lourdes No. 15 Rye at No. 2 Port Chester.
Varsity Insider - http://varsityinsider.lohudblogs.com

Can You Dig It? Vol. 15: Eli Escobar (DJ Eli)
By DJ SORCE-1(DJ SORCE-1)
Another great store form that era was this place Vinyl Solution in Port Chester. Vinyl Solution was literally a bunch of records lying on the floor for two dollars each no matter what it was. Oh man, I used to go nuts in there. ...
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Wednesday, October 3, 2007

Wednesday, August 1, 2007

August 01, 2007 Port Chester News

Washington D.C. based group offers aid for Port Chester voting rights appeal

A Washington, D.C.-based legal organization, whose leader has ties to a conservative research group, is offering to subsidize the cost of an appeal if the village loses its much-publicized federal voting-rights lawsuit.

... of the group's motives. "It's unclear what their ultimate goal and interest is and how it's aligned with Port Chester," Mayor Dennis Pilla said. Since the trial ended in June, board members have been weighing their options in anticipation of a ...

Full Story: Journal News

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Port Chester To Be Visited By


The Amazing Kalutskikh Brothers.

A Mister Jollio who lives in Port Chester has sent us an email saying that the Kalutskikh Brothers will be comming to preform in New York City and that they will most likely be staying at his house in Port Chester

Apparently the Kalutskikh Brothers appeared on a show called "Minute of Fame".

I guess it is show simular to American Idol.

Mr. Jollio wants to provide the residents of Port Chester with Video links to their preformances.






































Mr. Jollio Also gave these links in the email he sent to PortChesterRoundup@gmail.com


Apparently these are full hi-res versions of this video:










We are sure that Mr. Jollio will keep us informed about when these flexible gymnasts will be comming to Port Chester.

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WEST HARRISON - Several residents were displaced last night by a fire in their four-unit apartment building at 142 Underhill Ave., fire department officials said.

... them in shifts so they weren't overcome by the heat and humidity. West Harrison firefighters were assisted by Port Chester. "The guys took a beating," Galluzzo said of the humidity, "but fortunately we had plenty of help." Investigators from the ...

Full Story: Journal News

UPDATE



WEST HARRISON - A tipped over candle caused a fire last night that displaced the occupants of a four-unit apartment building at 142 Underhill Ave., police said this morning.


... d, but the building was boarded up this morning. Some 50 firefighters responded from West Harrison, Mamaroneck, Port Chester, Harrison and Purchase...

Full Story: Journal News

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AUDIO WAS POSTED ON THE WEB YESTERDAY FROM Fr. Frank Pavone

by Catholic Audio

Fr. Frank Pavone is one of the most prominent pro-life leaders in the nation. He was born in Port Chester, New York and has been active in the pro-life movement since 1976. Cardinal John O'Connor ordained him to the priesthood in 1988. Fr. Pavone did parish work and taught in seminaries. In 1993, with the permission of Cardinal O’Connor, he became National Director of Priests for Life. In this full time position, he has traveled to all of the 50 states and to five continents, preaching and teaching against abortion and helping other priests to do the same.


He conducts seminars on pro-life strategy and is regularly invited to speak at national and international pro-life gatherings. Fr. Pavone appears often on national programs such as Larry King Live, Good Morning America, The O'Reilly Factor, and other shows on all the major networks. He is quoted in papers such as the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times. He is seen daily on EWTN and heard on Vatican Radio. His publications are distributed worldwide. He was with Terri Schiavo in her final moments and was an outspoken advocate for her life.

TO HEAR THE AUDIO PLEASE GO HERE......


Sonitus Sanctus - http://catholicaudio.blogspot.com/



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SPORTS NEWS



Francella back in action tomorrow at Women's British Open


Meaghan Francella is continuing her European trek tomorrow at the Ricoh Women's British Open, and will be soaking up all of the golf history the Old Course at St. Andrews has to offer.


... British Open, and will be soaking up all of the golf history the Old Course at St. Andrews has to offer. The Port Chester native tied for 30th last week at the Evian Masters in France. Francella, who is 22nd on the money list, is scheduled to be on ...


Full Story: Journal News


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CHOWHOUND CHATTER ABOUT PORT CHESTER

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Anyone have any info about the new batali/bastianich resto in port chester??

By unocal


i'm sure it hasn't opened yet, but does anyone have any kind of information about it? my mom and i used to actually work at the tarry lodge, where this new place is going to be...at least it's going to be an italian place, and something westchester really needs to boot! thanks for any info



Chowhound's Latest » Tristate Region - http://www.chowhound.com/boards/20


Bastianich/Batali to come to Port Chester?


By JSexton

Here's the latest. Check out EATER at http://www.westchestermagazine.com/


Cheese Boy replies....

I knew they had their eyes on that space. Many years ago, the Tarry Lodge served me up some of the best fried calamari I ever had in the county. Their quality slowly faded, unfortunately. I'm also reminded of the old Amerigo's on the county line in Byrum just up the street. Another nice memory. If Batali and Bastianich acquire that space, I hope it becomes an eatery, and not a wine shop. We'll have to just wait and see.


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Comment on Mourning by Alex Kroll Jr



by Alex Kroll Jr


Thank You, Sergeant Barnes. We can ill-afford the loss of such as you. I pray to be worthy of your sacrifice. Thank You to All Who Serve. I will never forget what you’ve accomplished.


Alex Kroll Jr Port Chester, New York.


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When are the Abels and the WE$TMORE $NOOZE going to start giving a little something back to Port Chester?


Maybe they could donate some books to the schools or some computers to the library.

Saturday, July 28, 2007

Archive 2007 July 28 Port Chester News Wire







From: The Journal News

More than a decade of effort has brought significant progress in cleaning Long Island Sound, a vital fishing and boating paradise that pumps billions into the regional economy.



Striped bass and bluefish run strong; ospreys, egrets and herons prod the waters for prey. Dozens of treatment plants scrub sewage before allowing it into the 116-mile- long estuary of the Atlantic Ocean.



... he said. "But it still shows up as an issue of concern." Kevin Reynolds, the captain of a fishing boat out of Port Chester, remembers when the Byram River on its way to Long Island Sound would run red. Or green. Or maybe purple. "When I was a kid, ...






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The Journal News


Meaghan Francella began to climb back up the leaderboard yesterday at the Evian Masters.


... the leaderboard yesterday at the Evian Masters. After shooting a 79 and barely surviving the cut on Friday, the Port Chester native shot a 1-over-par 73 and moved into a tie for 54th place after three rounds at the Evian Masters Golf Club in ...

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Sunday, July 22, 2007

Archive 2007 July 17 Port Chester News Wire


by Rob Adams
Saturday, 10/6 - Port Chester at Harrison - 3:00 Friday, 10/12 - Our Lady of Lourdes at Port Chester - 7:00 Saturday, 10/13 - Westhill at Greenwich - 1:30 Friday, 10/19 - Greenwich at Brien McMahon - 7:00 ...

Thursday, July 5, 2007

Archive 2007 January 22 - 31 Port Chester Sports Wire

Port Chester Travels To Tapan Zee
January 26th
Port Chester Rams out scored The Dutchmen 64 to 60.
This Win gives Port Chester a better chance to win the leauge.
This win placed Port Chester in to second place be hind Spring Valley.
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Jan 22, 2007 SI.com
BRIARWOOD, N.Y. -- Dennis O'Grady, looking as though he just changed out of an altar server's cassock and into a navy blue practice jersey and shorts, walks the length of the Jack Curran Gymnasium floor as the clock inches toward noon last Saturday.

"That's our point guard over there," says Archbishop Molloy coach Jack Curran. "All six turnovers of him."

O'Grady hears his 75-year-old coach's quip and laughs it off as he begins warming up. Curran moves on as well, a wry smile rippling across his wrinkled face.

"The reason he has six turnovers is because we trust him so much with the ball," says Curran, who also has won more than 1,300 games as coach of the school's baseball team that lost in last year's city title game to LaSalle. "He may look like an altar server, but he's got toughness about him, and can run a team. He's going to Duke next year as a pitcher in baseball. I called Mike [Krzyzewski] and told him to let his baseball coach know about him. He's a good one."

Curran should know. Now in his 49th year as the Stanners' head coach, the winner of 874 basketball games and five New York City Catholic league titles, was named as the inaugural recipient of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame's Morgan Wootten Lifetime Achievement award last week. Wootten, who won 1,274 games at DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.), is the only high school coach to be inducted into the basketball Hall of Fame.

"I've always had great respect for Morgan," says Curran, who coached his first of two McDonald's All America games in 1975, a year after Wootten coached the inaugural game. "He did so much for the game on the national scene. We had our battles over the years, playing down in Myrtle Beach, at the Bishop O'Connell tournaments, and others across the years."

A lifelong bachelor, Curran has stayed loyal to Molloy, choosing to endure broken bats and heartbreaking losses with teams that never changed in age, only in personnel.

"Methusedah has nothing on Jack," says retired St. John's coach Lou Carnesecca, who preceded Curran as the varsity basketball coach at Molloy. "All the changes that have gone on through the years with kids and the game, and he has adapted each time, and still won."

Once a vibrant redhead, never shy to shout or invoke a higher power to instill discipline, the coach's red hair has since gone white. A daily communicant at Corpus Christi parish in Port Chester, N.Y., a suburb of the city, Curran has sat on the wooden bleacher bench in the same building for nearly five decades, as much a constant in the gym as the American flag and crucifix hanging on the walls.
Full Story: SI.com
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January 24th
Southern/Central Westchester notebook: Ardsley thriving on balance
“We have to work hard every game.”
Last season, coach Julie Ford always knew what was coming: 20 or so points from Jenna Franciosa, 10 from someone else, and away Ardsley went to victory way more often than not. via Journal News
January 27th
Spring Valley's stock continues to rise
“Every time we seemed to make a surge, they'd hit two or three free throws.”
WEST NYACK stood among the county's elite. The Tigers were ranked third in Class A by The Journal News, having lost only to undefeated Lakeland. via Journal News

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