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Monday, March 28, 2011

03/28/11 Where The Hell Is The Westmore News? Port Chester's County Legislator Seat Is Up For Grabs

Westmore Snooze Readers Are So Uninformed About What's Going On In Port Chester And They Are Always The last To Know What's Going On ...


Westmore Snooze Publisher Richard Abel Is A Sleep At The Switch As Marty Says See You Later


Port Chester Representative Martin Rogowsky won't seek re-election to the Westchester County Board Of Legislators


Longtime County Legislator Martin Rogowsky, D-Harrison, announced tonight at a county Board of Legislators meeting that he will not seek re-election to another term this November.

Mr. Rogowsky represented the people of Port Chester, Rye Brook and Harrison

Mr. Rogowsky will have served his district for almost 13 years.

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Martin L. Rogowsky has lived in Harrison since 1985. He first served as the Sixth District’s County Legislator from 1990-1993, returning in March 2002 after winning a special election.
Mr. Rogowsky started his career in public service in the NYC Department of Consumer Affairs. He then headed to Washington, D.C. to become Chief of Staff for former Congressman Richard Ottinger.

He eventually moved to the US Department of Energy where he held several jobs including Deputy Assistant General Counsel for the Environment and Acting Director of the Environment, Health and Safety in the Office of Fossil Energy. Mr. Rogowsky also spent three months on temporary assignment to the White House Domestic Policy Staff.

In 1998 County Executive Andy Spano appointed Legislator Rogowsky Chairman of the Westchester County Public Utility Service Agency where he served until his election to the County Legislature.

Mr. Rogowsky served as the Majority Leader of the Board of Legislators for four years, from 2006-2009. Currently, he is the Chairperson of the Public Safety and Security Committee. He previously served as Chairperson of the Legislation Committee and the Environmental and Energy Committee.

Mr. Rogowsky currently serves on the Resolutions Committee of the New York State Association of Counties, and he served as Chairperson of the Energy Committee of the National Association of Counties in 2008.

Mr. Rogowsky has served on the Boards of a number of local organizations, including: the Federated Conservationists of Westchester County, the American Cancer Society, the Port Chester Carver Center, the Port Chester/Rye Brook Chamber of Commerce, the American Jewish Committee and the Jewish Community Center of Harrison. He coached soccer, basketball and softball for the Harrison Recreation Department.

Mr. Rogowsky earned his BA Degree from the University of Rochester, his JD from Brooklyn Law School and his Masters Degree in Environmental Law from the George Washington University National Law Center. He is president of his own real estate management company located in Port Chester. He and his wife, Tobi, have two children.

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Tuesday, February 10, 2009

02/10/09 The Raw Port Chester News Feed (Update 4)

This Just In .....

21 Stores Fined For Selling Expired Food
MSNBC
The supermarket with the most outdated items, Pathmark in Port Chester, had 271 outdated items and was fined $7225. Both Pathmark and Whole Foods told ...



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Thursday, January 24, 2008

01/20/08 - Port Chester Newswire




RYE TOWN - A local Democratic leader threw a jab at Supervisor Joseph Carvin last week, charging the newly elected Republican went back on his word in his first week in office.


"His big promise (in the campaign) was not to give out these no-bid professional service contracts," said Gary Stracuzzi, Port Chester's Democratic Party chair. "This is the fastest I've seen someone break a major campaign promise."


In his first meeting as town supervisor on Jan. 8, Carvin awarded no-bid hires to Sam Terenzi as the town's new accountant and Paul Noto as soon-to-be town attorney. Stracuzzi said the decision contradicted Carvin's campaign last fall, where he repeatedly blasted the past administration's use of no-bid contracts - critiques echoed by a New York State Comptroller's report on the town.....


....Noto is a partner at Strategic Political Consulting, a firm that spearheaded Carvin's campaign. Carvin said Noto's campaign work was "not determinate in any way of my decision-making process."....


...."It wasn't fair that every failing was blamed on Mr. Terenzi," he added. "I'm thrilled he has the opportunity to clear his reputation.".....



The Tappan Zee puzzle
Journal News
... rail, light rail, bus rapid transit or a combination - is selected for the corridor running from Suffern to Port Chester. Until now, it's seemed like the plan was to pick a transportation mode and then work on it simultaneously with either a ...

Rockland boys basketball notebook: Spring Valley bounces back after slow start
Journal News
... against Peekskill, the defending Class A federation champion, White Plains, a perennial Class AA power, and Port Chester, arguably the second best class A team in the area behind Peekskill. 'As an inexperienced team, we knew it would be tough early ...



Mass transit the answer?
Recordonline.com - The Times Herald-Record
... study team is considering four scenarios for adding transit to the 30-mile corridor, from Suffern to Port Chester, all of them predicated on construction of a wider bridge: Commuter rail through the full corridor. Bus rapid transit through the full ...


Walsh has built state power at Trinity
Norwalk Advocate
... day could beat anybody because they were well prepared.' That all changed 16 years ago, when a player from Port Chester, N.Y., named Rashamel Jones decided to bring his preternatural ability to Trinity. That Princeton-type team, seemingly ...


Few rules govern food product dating
Journal News
... out-of-date items at Stew Leonard's, or at five other Westchester stores: Costco in New Rochelle, Yonkers and Port Chester; and Trader Joe's in Hartsdale and Scarsdale. The report proved to Stokes that some food retailers aren't as vigilant as they ...

01/17/08 - Port Chester Newswire


Port Chester looks to combine treasurer, clerk jobs


PORT CHESTER - Mayor Dennis Pilla is proposing to merge the village's clerk and treasurer positions, and to give the current treasurer a raise to take over the combined job.


The move is part of a broader proposal from the mayor to reorganize portions of Port Chester's government that also includes creating a legal department that answers to the Board of Trustees instead of the village manager.


A public hearing is set for both proposals Tuesday. The village board will vote on both items following the hearing.


"We're trying to improve the overall efficiency of the village," Pilla said. "We're taking on more of a private-sector model."


Pilla said the clerk-treasurer proposal was prompted after Keith Rang's resignation as clerk in June.


The mayor said Rang "has been difficult to replace," and that the village has had difficulty finding a clerk candidate with strong management experience. Also, Treasurer Anthony Siligato's office is "understaffed," Pilla said.


Pilla said merging the remaining employees in the clerk's office with the treasurer's office could help Siligato focus on more management responsibilities.


"This is the best efficiency move to make here," Pilla said.....


Full Story: Journal News


Also:


State Charts New Course For Tappan Zee/I-287 Corridor Study
Westchester.com
... Review is exploring regional transportation alternatives within the 30-mile I-287 corridor between Suffern and Port Chester. The partnering agencies are studying how best to address the immediate needs of one of the corridor's most important ...


Will Sun-MySQL ignite a database price war?
TechTarget
... potential price war never happens, said Tony Iams, a vice president and senior analyst Ideas International in Port Chester, New York. MySQL is currently popular with SMBs, he said, but small companies often become big companies over time. "MySQL ...


Port Chester horror: Reported break-in by shotgun-toting man in 'Jason' mask
Journal News
PORT CHESTER - A village man reported that an intruder, wielding a shotgun and wearing a mask like Jason in 'Friday the 13th,' kicked open his door last night and stole his car keys.


Police didn't see the alleged assailant when they responded but noted that the door indeed had been damaged, said Port Chester police Lt. James Ladeairous


A 25-year-old resident of 55 Grove St. called 911 shortly before 11 p.m. to report that a suspicious man was knocking on the door to his basement apartment. The caller said he peered through the window curtain and saw that a guy in a white hockey mask and black clothing was pointing a gun at him. The resident ran upstairs to a connecting first-floor apartment to hide.


By the time police arrived, the reported gunman was nowhere to be found, though Ladeairous noted the door latch had been kicked free and the knob had been busted.


"He said he had no idea why the man was there," Ladeairous said. "He said nothing appeared to be missing from his apartment except his car keys, which were on a ring inside the house."...

01/13/08 - Port Chester Newswire

Maverick presidential candidate attracts local supporters

... 'We're not paid. We're doing this because we believe in the candidate,' said Mike Miskulin, a 44-year-old from Port Chester and the lower Westchester organizer of a Ron Paul online meet-up group that gathers to campaign for the longtime Texas ...

ALSO:

Paralyzed immigrant in a battle on all fronts
Journal News
... to celebrate her upcoming birthday, then returned to the rented bedroom they shared on the third floor of a Port Chester home. Tagasheva went to bed at around 1 or 2 in the morning, while Sakulrat watched a movie on TV. Tagasheva recalls waking up ...



Cops: Fleeing shoplifter knocks over school kids
Journal News
PORT CHESTER - A shoplifter knocked over several children after he fled from a Kohl's department store Friday and ran through the playground of a nearby grammar school, police said.



Anthony Correa, 41, of 84 Glen Ave. in Port Chester was eventually tackled by police in the John F. Kennedy school gymnasium and charged with a litany of crimes, police Lt. James Ladeairous said.



Police said Correa entered the Kohl's at 431 Boston Post Road shortly before 3 p.m. and tried to leave with about $1,700 worth of DVD players, coats and shirts. When a security guard chased him, he dropped the stolen goods in the parking lot and ran.



Police said they caught up with him at a Bally's fitness center, but he escaped by hopping a fence. He then ran to the school on Olivia Street a few blocks away.



"He ran through the playground while bumping into and knocking children over," Ladeairous said. "Then he ran into the school's gym where he was apprehended by an officer who tackled him."....


To the Westchester victors go the spoils - and how
Journal News
... county's political hierarchy and played a role in representing G&S, the controversial developers who overhauled Port Chester's downtown with practically unchecked abandon. Marc Oxman is a former executive director of the Westchester County ...


Boys basketball roundup: North Salem, Port Chester take tournament...
Journal News
... Josh O'Neill scored 19 points. Miles Fisher and Alex Piperis each had eight points for the Trojans. Port Chester 79, Horace Greeley 47: In the championship game of the Horace Greeley tournament, Jordan Henriquez and Shakeem King each ...


Area high school events: scores and schedule
Journal News
... Blind Brook 46 Horace Greeley tournament Consolation: North Rockland 48, Yorktown 39 Championship: Port Chester 79, Horace Greeley 47 Girls basketball Pelham 56, Westlake 38 Briarcliff 69, Eastchester 22 Dobbs Ferry 50, Hastings ...


Yesterday's Shoreline Classic wrestling meet
Sunday Jan 13 Journal News
Pearl River 64; 11. Port Chester 57; 12. Edgemont 56; 13. White Plains 48; 14. Fordham Prep 48; 15.


Northern Westchester/Putnam boys basketball notebook: Kennedy shows grit
Journal News
... hree days. 5. White Plains (7-3): Hanging on after a tough week. On the brink: Iona Prep (9-2); Port Chester (7-5); Roosevelt (11-2); Briarcliff (10-2); Stepinac (8-5).


Rockland boys basketball notebook: Albertus looking for consistency
Journal News
... Valley (4-6): Has struggled, but every loss is to an excellent team. 4. Tappan Zee (7-3): A win at Port Chester this Friday would be huge. 5. Nyack (6-8): Only loss in last five games has been to Pearl River.


Yesterday's track meets
Journal News
... key and scoring: 1. Harrison (H) 154; 2. Spring Valley (SV) 109; 3. Tappan Zee (TZ) 100; Nyack (Nk) 67; 5. Port Chester (PC) 20. 55 - 1. Maurice Roberts (SV) 6.5; 2. Claudio Delli Carpini (H) 6.6; 3. Jeremiah Wisdom-Cofie (Ny) 7.0. 55 ...

Sunday, December 16, 2007

12/17/07 - Westchester Residents to Benefit From Verizon Wireless Network Expansion


“Reliable networks are not built overnight”


In a continuing effort to provide the best wireless service for residents, commuters and visitors in Westchester County, Verizon Wireless, the leading wireless company with the most reliable voice and data ...


... site. The new Westchester cell site will improve network coverage and capacity in the following areas: - In Port Chester, along the Merritt Parkway and along Route 120A near the New York/Connecticut border. - In Greenwich, along the Merritt Parkway ...


via TMCnet

Full Story: TMCnet

12/17/07 - The Raw Port Chester News Feed

Norwalk Advocate
... Ruth DiDominica. In the middle school, students prepared Thanksgiving baskets for the Carver Center, in Port Chester, N.Y. Students in Jennifer Thayer's English classes organized food contributions. Upper school students in the Community ...
Santa Cruz County stories, Bonnie Keeshan: 'Book Lady' embodies the spirit of giving Santa Cruz Sentinel
Bonnie Keeshan's life is an open book -- in fact, thousands of books. Bonnie Keeshan Born: Dec. 9, 1953, in Port Chester, N.Y. Which books disappear: 'I can't keep dictionaries or Harry Potter on the shelves.' What's needed: Donations of ...

Region is ready for today's snow
The Journal News
... mostly cloudy with flurries. "Wind gusts could exceed 40 mph," said Bob Klug, an AccuWeather meteorologist. In Port Chester yesterday afternoon, the parking lot of The Home Depot store was nearly full. Greenwich, Conn., resident Eric Grandjacqu....
Henriquez enjoys block party as Port Chester downs North Rockland
Sunday Dec 16 Journal News
... a career-high 14 blocks - seven coming in the first quarter - and had 17 points and seven rebounds to lift Port Chester to a 59-53 win over North Rockland yesterday in the first round of the Horace Greeley boys basketball tournament. Port Chester ...

GM testing fuel-cell vehicles
Ohio.com
... GM will even cover the cost of hydrogen fuel and insurance. Maria Recchia-O'Neill, science coordinator for the Port Chester Public Schools in New York, will be among the first consumers to receive a hydrogen Equinox. Like other recipients, ...

Wednesday, December 5, 2007

12/05/07 - Jews - Yonkers - Islam - TC sent Westchester County Majority Leader Martin Rogowski And The Other Legislators An Email About Transportation




By: TC


...I sent to all the members of the Board of Legislators on 12-03-07 further elaborating on my monorail proposal....


....A monorail from Yonkers to New Rochelle, connecting to one from JFK Airport to White Plains -with connections to all 3 Metro-North lines as well as to the Portchester to Sufffern line AND to the already existing ...


Monday, November 12, 2007

11/12/07 - Westchester County Argues That The Sound Cleanup is Too Expensive


HEADLINE:



SOURCE:


Thissphere.blogspot.com


QOUTE:


“We are all for protecting Long Island Sound, but you’ve got to balance that over what people can afford to pay,”


STORY:


Westchester County has finally said publicly what its officials have known for a long time – that it will take a hell of a lot of money to meet the Long Island Sound cleanup’s nitrogen reduction goals at its two biggest sewage treatment plants, in Mamaroneck in New Rochelle. In fact, they seem to be saying that the benefit is not worth the cost.


The cost estimate, according to yesterday’s New York Times, runs from $355 million to $573 million, which is almost as much as one of the original estimates for doing nitrogen removal at every sewage treatment plant on the Sound in New York....


... cover heavily-populated areas - ' New Rochelle, Mamaroneck, parts of White Plains and Scarsdale, Harrison, Port Chester and other towns - ' and presumably people who live there would be happy to share the costs. The other presumption, however, is ...

Thursday, October 25, 2007

10/25/07 - County to Bond for $105 Million for Flooding, Legacy Program and other Capital Improvements.


Hopefully Port Chester Can Get Some Money To Cure It's Flooding Problem.

Mayor Dennis Pilla, Supervisor Robert Moribito And County Legislator Martin Rogowsky Need To Get Together And Lobby The County More Help With Our Flooding Problem.


Quote:


“The ravages of last April’s Nor’easter have made it clear that we need to act decisively to protect our communities from flooding,’’ said Spano. “Continued development and changes in weather patterns have left our communities more vulnerable than ever. Areas that never had problems before were devastated last April. Homes and businesses became uninhabitable. Some residents who could least afford it, lost everything. This is an issue that crosses municipal lines and we must focus on possible solutions together.’’ - Andy Spano


Story:


To that end, Spano held a Flood Summit last spring and appointed a Flood Mitigation Task Force to propose solutions. Funds set aside in the capital budget could be used to finance projects recommended by the task force. The amount to be spent on such projects in 2008 awaits the task force’s recommendations......


......County Executive Andy Spano today proposed a $105 Million general fund capital projects budget for 2008 year that introduces a five-year, $50-million flood mitigation program. The news release appears to say the county plans to bond for the entire $105 Million, ...


County Executive Andy Spano today proposed a $105 Million general fund capital projects budget for 2008 also includes moe money for open spaces


... Funding of $5 million to continue parkland acquisition through Spano’s multi-year Legacy Program. To date, the program has funded skate parks and ballfields in Yorktown, Yonkers, Port Chester, Rye Brook and White Plains, and the Miracle Field in Hartsdale for disabled children. ...

Full story: http://www.whiteplainscnr.com/modules...

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

10/16/07 - Spano Releases Proposed Capital Projects Budget for 2008

Balances needs of taxpayers with goal to protect residents, maintain infrastructure and deal with flooding Saying that his long-term funding priorities remain protecting residents and taking care of the ...
ALSO:

... multi-year Legacy Program. To date, the program has funded skate parks and ballfields in Yorktown, Yonkers, Port Chester, Rye Brook and White Plains, and the Miracle Field in Hartsdale for disabled children. Other Funds Separate budgets for capital ...


Friday, October 5, 2007

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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Sunday, August 5, 2007

08/05/07 - Get Ready For A Whopping Sewer Tax Bill. Rogowsky, Who Has Taken A Lead On Sewage Plant Issues, Puts The Figure In The Hundreds Of Millions



HEADLINE




STORY


A state order for Westchester to upgrade its sewage treatment plants near Long Island Sound has led to a debate over whether the county should have to do it at all, and, if so, who would pay the bill.

The county has suggested ways to improve treatment at the plants, but at the same time, representatives of County Executive Andrew Spano have asked Gov. Eliot Spitzer for relief.


Deputy County Executive Larry Schwartz stressed that Spano is eager to help clean the Sound, but does not want to hit taxpayers with a whopping bill....


... Schwartz maintains that the four sewage plants that empty into the Sound - New Rochelle, Mamaroneck, Port Chester and Blind Brook - contribute less than 1 percent of the total nitrogen in the estuary, the element that leads to dead spots in the ...
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Source: The Journal News

Publication Date: Original publication: August 5, 2007

Reporter: Ken Valenti at klvalent@lohud.com or 914-696-8255.

Source Location: White Plains, NY

Story Location: White Plains, NY And Port Chester, NY

Story URL: http://www.thejournalnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2007708050340

Friday, August 3, 2007

August 03, 2007 Rye Brook, Westchester & Beyond









By White Plains CitizeNetReporter



The shocking, unexpected descent of the I-35 West Bridge (in Minneapolis, Minnesota) into the Mississippi River yesterday – which began life in 1967 – eight years after the Tappan Zee Bridge opened – should be a sobering wake-up fall to the Department of Transportation, the MTA and the New York State Thruway Authority and the Port of New York Authority bridgemasters, too -- as well as county leaders in Rockland and Westchester County.....




... as 170,000 vehicles daily. If nothing is done to relieve congestion in the I-287 corridor between Suffern and Port Chester, by 2030 traffic crossing the bridge will increase to 200,000 cars per day. Travel times are expected to grow significantly." ...






Also Take A Look At This.....






THE JOURNAL NEWS


The dramatic and deadly collapse of Minnesota's Interstate 35W bridge was a grim reminder of the fatal failure of a highway span less than five miles from Westchester.


Three people died and three were badly hurt when a 100-foot section of northbound Interstate 95 gave way over the Mianus River in Greenwich, Conn., early on June 28, 1983.....


... and flagged down a trucker who radioed for help. The bridge collapse also caused colossal headaches in nearby Port Chester, which was overrun with detoured traffic. Westchester officials directed truck traffic into Connecticut, only to have state ...


Full Story: Journal News





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Letter To The Editor






This is truly local government at its best: an independent Playland study that will cost the taxpayers thousands of dollars only to be told what we already know. There is no accountability from County Executive Andrew Spano all the way down the chain of "politicos" and that the park is not safe.....



....It is merely luck that has kept this park from experiencing other tragic accidents and nothing else. What do you expect when you have a bunch of high school kids in charge of operations? Playland should be sold tomorrow to Louis Cappelli and or Donald Trump and stop the bleeding now. How about a nice golf course along the Sound? The county can screw that up, too, but at least no one will die!



Edward J. Gerrity III



Port Chester



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Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Archive 2007 July 25 Rye Brook Westchesr & Beyond


Cops: Operator knew victim wasn't seated


“I am confident the park is safe. I am confident that the park continues to be safe. However, there was some things that were falling through the cracks, specifically with the concessionaires, that I believe are going to get stepped up”


A teenager at the controls of Playland's Mind Scrambler started last month's deadly ride at full throttle, even though he apparently knew that a co-worker was not properly seated in one of its cars, according ... via Journal News


Full story: Journal News

Monday, July 23, 2007

Archive 2007 July 23 Rye Brook Westchester & Beyond


Letters To Journal News About The Death At Playland Park Dominated The Opinion Page


Laurino Rubino Of Port Chester Writes....
Owner of ride put safety first

When I think of Playland, I think of Billy Lukaswitz. As a teenager, a lot of my friends used to work for Billy at Playland, running the Mind Scrambler........

........It is unfortunate that these incidents have occurred. I do not think that any of these rides or games owned and operated by S&L Amusements should be shut down. These rides and games have been a part of Playland history for many, many years.

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William R. Lacerenza of New Rochelle writes...
Criticism of Playland is undeserved

The death that occurred at Playland was a very sad event indeed and should have never happened, but I feel there is a lot of unfair scrutiny of Playland and Westchester County.
First, you have to look at the overall picture. Playland, which opened in 1928, did not have the first fatal incident occur at it until 1988......
......The county has also come under fire in regards to Playland because it does not turn a profit and even some people are going as far to say it should be sold.

Read all of today's Journal News Letters To The Editor ( Here )

Friday, July 6, 2007

Archive 2007 February 3 Port Chester News Wire

Eye



On




Port




Chester


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Amy Magee Gets Engaged

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Frank and Marie Magee are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter Amy to Brian Sullivan. Amy has earned a master's degree in educational Psychology from Marist College.

Brian has a master's degree in education from Pace University.

Amy works for Theracare in New Rochelle, while Brian is employed at Highlands Middle School in White Plains.

Brian and Amy will be married in June of 2008.


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Hey Go Have A Cup Of Coffee With George And Marty



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Assemblyman George Latimer And Westchester County Legislator Martin Rogowski can stop by the Port Chester Coach Diner and have a free cup of coffe with their elected represenitives.



Martin Rogowski will have literature on County Programs available for Port Chester residents to take home, No Reservations are needed to talk about state and county issues with Latimer and Rogowski.



The Port Chester Coach Dinner is located on the Boston Post Road.



This event will take place from 2pm till 3:30pm today.

Sunday, July 1, 2007

Archive 2005 November Rye Brook, White Plains & Beyond

MEET THE CANDIDATES (NOT!)

The flyers went out, inviting the community to meet the candidates for
town councilmen. The election was getting closer and closer, and one of the
candidates was our own neighbor, residing here in BelleFair. The local papers
were full of stories about the race, and our mailboxes were full of campaign
literature. Now we had a chance to sit down face-to-face with all the
candidates for these two seats--a chance to ask questions and make them aware of our
concerns about the town--concerns about the airport, the homeless shelter,
and whatever else was on our minds.

And how many BelleFair residents showed up on Wednesday, Nov 2nd, just one
week before the election? Two.

Two. TWO!
The candidates, John Walter, Michele Mendicino, William
Villanova and BelleFair resident, Joe Carvin, were ready to explain their positions
and answer questions for as long as it would take, but where were the
residents with the questions?
Dick Hubert was there, but where were we?

Granted, most of us have moved here from other communities and may not be
fully aware of how the local governments here relate to each other. We know we
live in the Village of Rye Brook, and we know we are in the County of
Westchester, but this extra layer of Town of Rye gets very confusing. Here was a
chance to have it all explained.

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