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Giacomo, Gallo, Feinstein & Naishtut, LLP, a general practice law firm with offices in Rye Brook, New York and Greenwich, Connecticut, stands apart from other law firms.

As one of the Sound Shore's most experienced and respected general practice firms, we are committed to maintaining the highest legal and ethical standards and are proud to have received Martindale Hubbell’s highest firm rating (AV).

Established in 1995, the firm resulted from a merger of the practices of Mr. Giacomo and Mr. Gallo who were engaged in the practice of law in the Greenwich, Connecticut, Port Chester, Rye Brook area and the practices of Mr. Feinstein and Mr. Naishtut, who were engaged in the practice of law in Larchmont and Mamaroneck area. The firm handles cases in all Courts in both New York and Connecticut.

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The firm's practice includes Federal and State General Civil Litigation such as personal injury, medical malpractice and commercial/business disputes including trials, appeals and arbitration. Each partner has expertise in specialized fields including commercial/residential real estate transactions, representation of lending and financial institutions, mortgage and tax foreclosure, probate, trust, estate and elder law, domestic relations, family law and bankruptcy law.

William J. Giacomo:
Mr. Giacomo was born in Greenwich, Connecticut in August, 1950. He received a B.S. degree in 1972 from Boston College and a J.D. degree from Pace University Law School in 1984. He is a former law clerk to the Judges of the Superior Court in the State of Connecticut. He has been admitted to practice in the State of Connecticut since 1984 and the State of New York since 1985 and is also admitted to practice before the United States District Courts in both the Southern District of New York and the District of Connecticut. Mr. Giacomo served as a Justice for the Village of Port Chester from 1996 through 2001 and is a member of the New York State Magistrate Association. Mr. Giacomo also serves as Special Counsel to the Town of Rye and the Town of Pelham handling tax foreclosures. He is a member of the Westchester County Bar Association and past President of the Port Chester/Rye Bar Association. He is also a member of the Columbian Lawyers Association, a former President of the United Way of Port Chester, Rye and Rye Brook and a founder member and presently Chairman of the Board of Directors of The Sound Shore Community Fund, Inc. Mr. Giacomo is also a member of the Executive Board of the Port Chester/Rye Brook Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Giacomo, a former Banking Officer with Fleet Bank, N.A., practices in the areas of banking law, real estate law, corporate law, trust and estates and general litigation.
wgiacomo@gfnlaw.com

It is with great pleasure that we announce that Judge William J. Giacomo, a former Port Chester Village Justice, is now a candidate for New York State Supreme Court Justice.As a practicing attorney for over 18 years, and as a former Village Justice in the Village of Portchester from 1997-2001, William has established himself as a fine lawyer and an outstanding jurist. His performance as a judge was rated " excellent" by the New York State Fund for the Modern Courts in their June 1998 evaluation of Town and Village Courts.

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Gioffre & Gioffre PC - Bruno J. Gioffre

Bruno J. Gioffre, Partner

Email: bgioffre@gioffrelaw.com
Practice Areas: Real Estate Law; Zoning Law; Environmental Law; Corporate Law; Commercial Law.
Admitted: 1958, New York; 1973, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
Law School: Cornell University, J.D., 1958
College: Cornell University, A.B., 1956
Member: Port Chester-Rye (President, 1968), Westchester County, New York State and American Bar Associations; Westchester County Magistrates Association (President, 1977-1978).
Biography: Recipient, American Jurisprudence Award for Excellence in Agency Law. School Board Attorney, Port Chester School District, 1959-1967. Counsel, Port Chester-Rye Town Police Association, 1964-1967. Town Justice, 1966-. Counsel, Sound Federal Savings and Loan Association, 1977-1997. Chairman, Board of Directors, Sound Federal Savings Bank. Chairman, Board of Directors, Sound Federal Bancorp Charitable Foundation, 1997-.
Born: Port Chester, New York, June 27, 1934

Lisa Gioffre Baird, Partner

Email: lgbaird@gioffrelaw.com
Practice Areas: Trusts and Estates; Real Estate Law; Corporate Law; Commercial Law.
Admitted: 1987, Connecticut; 1988, New York
Law School: Pace University, J.D., 1987
College: Villanova University, B.A., 1983
Member: Westchester County, Connecticut, Port Chester-Rye (President, 1994-1995), New York State and American Bar Associations; Columbian Lawyers Association of Westchester County.
Biography: Recipient: American Jurisprudence Award for Excellence in Wills. (Managing Partner)
Born: Port Chester, New York, October 19, 1961

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Archive Port Chester Business Wire 2004 June

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Wallaur Paint Port Chester

143 North Main Street

Port Chester, NY 10573

914-939-7600

http://www.wallauer.com/

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Patdo Light Studio
25 South Regent Street
Port Chester, NY 10573

914-937-6707
914-937-6705 fax

http://www.patdolight.com/

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Rye Ridge Tile Home Collections

520 North Main Street

Port Chester, NY 10573
914.939.1100

914.939.2042 fax

Luke Colombo and Keith Dean founded Rye Ridge Ceramic Tile in 1973, a two man show for the first 10 years, along with their young sons working summer days behind the Ridge Bowl on 200 South Ridge Street. A "bucket and trowel" warehouse and an 800 square foot showroom did the two founders just fine.

The addition of David Dean in 1984 and Roger Dean in 1986 took the pressure off Luke and Keith. This let the new generation take control. Sales grew nearly 1.3 million in 1991 and Rye Ridge grew to 7 employees and added a Hardwood Flooring division.

Keith Dean officially retired in 1991 and since passed away May 7, 2002, and the death of Luke Colombo in 1995 left Roger and Dave to manage the Rye Ridge Empire. Sales & Employees continued to grow the next few years and the 1 acre purchase of 520 North Main Street became a deal in 2000. The boy's started construction in the summer of 2002 and the 16,000 SF 2 story building became reality in June 2004.

Rye Ridge has introduced the Villeroy & Boch plumbing and furniture line to Westchester and Fairfield counties. Currently Rye Ridge Tile has 15 full time and 3 part time employees.“We are looking for awesome people to expand our company and have fun at the same time” says C.E.O. Roger Dean. “If we can do that, there is no stopping Rye Ridge Tile Home Collections in the future.”

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Longos Park Deli

203 South Regent Street ~ Port Chester, NY 10573

Tel: 914-939-3217

Fax: 914-939-0948

Email: info@parkdeli.com

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http://www.mrbokay.com/

141 S Regent St, Port Chester, NY 10573

Toll Free: 800-350-7251

24hr: 914-939-0757

Local: 914-939-0778

As a full service professional florist Mrbokay.com offers an extensive line of fresh flowers, creative balloon bouquets, distinctive floral arrangements, custom silk flowers and plants, plush animals, expert funeral tributes, fancy fruit and gourmet baskets and lush green plants from our own greenhouse.

Continuous deliveries are made to the following hospitals: White Plains, St. Vincent, Northern Westchester Medical Center, Westchester County Medical Center, St. Joseph's, St. John's, Lawrence, Phelp's, Sound Shore, Dobbs Ferry, Mt. Vernon-Stamford, CT, and Greenwich Hospital-Greenwich, CT. We also serve Craft Memorial, Gunipero, Tutera, Graham, Coxe & Graziano, Harrison, McMahon, Lyon & Hartnet, Clark's, Beecher's, Burr Davis, and all funeral homes.

From a simple bouquet to the most extravagant party, Mrbokay.com -The Village Greenery does it all! Corporate accounts and all major credit cards are welcome.

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Westy Storage Centers - Port Chester Self Storage - Two Great Self Storage Locations in Port Chester, New York

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main office phone number: 866-229-3789

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Westy is open 7 days a weekfor your convenience

Monday - Friday8:00 AM to 6:00 PM

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Across from Police HQ )

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Cambridge University Press annonces plans to move US distribution center from Port Chester, NY, to larger space in Rockland County.

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WMU NewsApril 2000 doctoral recipients announced. June 7, 2000 ... The daughter of Mathew and Leelamma Paulose of Port Chester, she earned her bachelor's degree at ...
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$100M Port Chester waterfront is go - G and S Investors - Brief ...Real Estate Weekly, June 21, 2000. Ground was broken on the $100 million waterfront and downtown renewal project in the heart of Port Chester, N.Y., ...
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Port Chester project is real eye-openerThe following is a true political parable. It is set in the village of Port Chester.Five years ago, Westchester County agreed to lease a strip of land along the Byram River waterfront that would later be transformed into a "nautical-themed" promenade.
For all intents and purposes, the lease was a taxpayer-supported gift. What else could you call it? Endorsed and approved by County Executive Andrew Spano and the county Board of Legislators, the land deal called for the county to make annual payments of $840,000 for 20 years.
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Institute for Justice: Private Property Rights Cases: New York ...Village of Port Chester New York Property Owners File Federal Lawsuit To Stop ... File Federal Lawsuit To Stop Abuse of Eminent Domain (October 4, 2000) ...
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Public Documents
1. Port Chester Audit Report - 2000
Village of Port Chester - Summary of Recommendations
Internal Control and Compliance
An effective system of internal control is necessary so that the Board of Trustees can have reasonable assurance that resources are safeguarded and that transactions are executed in accordance with management's authorization, are in accordance with statutory requirements and are properly recorded.
Failure to establish proper controls could expose the village's resources to loss or improper use. The following recommendations help ensure that the village's resources are not at risk and that transactions are properly authorized and are in compliance with statutory requirements.
Payments for Professional Services
The Board of Trustees should establish procedures to ensure that the audit of claims includes a comparison of the amounts billed to the agreed upon compensation. Furthermore, all claims should be sufficiently itemized and documented so as to allow a proper audit of the charges by the Board of Trustees. In addition, the Board of Trustees should enter into written agreements with all professionals, stipulating the services to be provided and the basis for compensation.
Competitive Bidding
The Board of Trustees should develop procedures to help ensure that all commodities whose annual purchases are likely to aggregate in excess of $10,000, and all public work contracts whose cost is likely to aggregate in excess of $20,000, are identified and procured in accordance with the competitive bidding requirements of the General Municipal Law.
Street Lighting Maintenance Contract
The Board of Trustees should develop procedures to ensure that public work contracts are not extended unless authorized in the bid specifications.
Segregation of Duties
The treasurer and the Board of Trustees should review the operation of the treasurer's office to determine the feasibility of separating the incompatible functions of cash custody and record keeping to provide additional safeguards for assets and proper maintenance of financial records. Although optimal separation of duties may not always be practicable, we believe that, at the very minimum, the duties of asset custody and record keeping should be separated.
Police Department Investigation Fund
The Board of Trustees should consider authorizing an increase in the police department petty cash fund and allowing its use for investigations as well as other authorized petty cash purposes. The petty cash fund should only be replenished by the village treasurer, after a list of all expenditures together with bills or other documentation supporting such expenditures, are presented to the Board of Trustees for audit. Investigation expenses that cannot, because of their nature, be supported by paid bills should be documented on a form requiring supervisory approval. Furthermore, the board should ensure that moneys received by the police department are remitted directly to the treasurer for recording and deposit.
Audit and Payment of Claims
Unless the Board of Trustees appoints a new finance officer and designates that person village auditor, the Board of Trustees should audit and approve claims prior to payment and evidence such audit and approval by resolution recorded in the minutes of its proceedings.
Solicitation of Competitive Quotations
The Board of Trustees should review the village's procurement policy to ensure that it is in keeping with the current needs of the village and require a specific number of verbal and written quotations for each price range as would be appropriate. In addition, the Board of trustees should ensure that there is compliance with the procurement policy regarding the solicitation of competitive quotations.
Payment of Overtime on Claim Voucher
All payments for personal services, including payments for overtime, should be based on duly approved payrolls. The village treasurer should institute procedures to ensure that required state and federal taxes are withheld from the payment of overtime made to the firefighter and transmitted to the proper authorities.
Filing of Annual Financial ReportThe Board of Trustees should institute procedures to assure compliance with General Municipal Law, §30 regarding the timely preparation and filing of its annual financial report.
Fixed Assets
The Board of Trustees should improve accountability for fixed assets by designating, by resolution, an individual to be responsible for maintaining the fixed asset inventory records. This individual, subject to Board of Trustees approval, should take steps to establish an up to date and complete fixed assets inventory record and should develop written policies and procedures to be followed by village departments and personnel to assure the timely and accurate reporting of all acquisitions, dispositions and transfers of fixed assets.
Vehicle Fuel Records
The Board of Trustees should ensure that a perpetual inventory record is established and maintained showing gallons received, distributed and balance on hand. Periodically, an individual other than employees involved in receiving or distributing fuel, should take physical readings of the amount actually in the tank and should compare these readings to the balances indicated in the inventory records.
Reporting Days Worked to the Retirement System - Part-Time Employee
The Board of Trustees should take steps to ensure that the number of days worked as reported on monthly reports to the New York State and Local Employees' Retirement System is based on actual hours worked on payrolls paid during the monthly reporting period and the number of hours set by the village as a full standard workday.
Reporting Termination Payment to the Retirement System
Village officials should ensure that the correct number of days are reported on the monthly reports to the retirement system, and that termination payments for unused leave are not reported, except for up to thirty days for vacation for Tier 1 members.
Reporting Days Worked to the Retirement System -Elected Officials
The Board of Trustees should establish a standard workday for retirement reporting purposes. Elected officials who are members of the retirement system should submit a report of the number of hours worked in a representative sample month to the Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees should review the hours worked by these officials in the sample month submitted and determine the number of days to be reported for retirement service reporting purposes by dividing the total hours included in the sample month by the number of hours established as a standard workday.
2. Village Profile
The People and Families of Port ChesterIn Port Chester, about 41% of adults are married. The faces of Port Chester are those of its large families. Approximately 39% of Port Chester is non-white. Diversity is a hallmark of Port Chester. Males are more numerous in the village than in most villages
.Wealth and EducationIn 2000, Port Chester had a median family income of $51,025.
Port Chester Housing
As of 2000, the share of housing units in Port Chester that were owner-occupied was 43%. Homes in this community tend to be somewhat older than those in other areas. People on their own appreciate the studio and one-bedroom apartments in Port Chester. As a whole, property taxes tend toward the pricey side in the village, but this often equates to better schools and government services.
Commuting
In Port Chester, 75% of commuters drive to work. More folks in Port Chester use public transportation than most people elsewhere.

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Capitol Theatre

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Recorded on 11-10-1990 at the Capitol Theater in Port Chester NY.For the Fogeys.Lindas' Lights!!!



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Recorded on November 10th,1990, at The Capitol Theater in Port Chester NY.Archival.Yes,this is indeed the same theater that the Grateful Dead performed a run of shows at in 1971,debuting many songs live that are classics today.Fun venue. Thanks Max Creek.

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06/05/07 Poll inspector: Port Chester treated Hispanic and white voters differently

Luz Mariana Chavista said she worked at the polls in Port Chester during six
elections since 2002. She said election workers often asked Latinos for backup
identification, in addition to their voter registration cards, such as a driver's license.
White voters were seldom asked for such identification, she said.

Chavista also testified that election workers cordially greeted white voters at the
polls but virtually ignored Latinos. She said white voters who were not found on the
voter-registration rolls were offered an affidavit ballot, but Hispanics were turned
away.

Chavista testified yesterday in a federal voting rights trial that revolves around
whether the village's election system illegally dilutes the Hispanic vote. The federal
government sued the village in December, challenging the method it uses to elect its
six trustees. It wants the village to replace its voting system - in which trustees are
elected in a villagewide vote - with one in which they are elected from different
districts.

During cross-examination, Joseph Sack, a lawyer for the village, grilled
Chavista on her seven past addresses in Port Chester and asked her to recall the
specific elections she had worked. Chavista said she could not remember.

Trustee Domenick Cicatelli and village planning consultant Patrick Cleary also took
the stand on the fifth day of the trial.

Cleary, who has worked as a planner for the village in some capacity since 1986,
testified to the accuracy of the 2000 census and disputed the population counts of
some village blocks.

He also spoke about recent changes in the Hispanic-majority district proposed by the
Justice Department as a result of growth and development, and described the
population in the district as transient, but could not point to any studies or analysis to
back up his statements.

Cicatelli, a Republican, said he was angry when he received a controversial flier
mailed by his former running mate Bart Didden. The flier viciously attacked his
opponent Dennis Pilla and his campaign manager, Blanca Lopez, and has been
denounced by some, including Cicatelli, as racist.

"I was furious because if you look at this, you would assume that it had come from
Mr. Pilla's opponent and it didn't," Cicatelli said, adding that the flier sent the
opposite message he was trying to convey.

U.S. District Judge Stephen Robinson asked Cicatelli whether he should be troubled
that a former trustee candidate had sent out such a flier.

"It certainly shouldn't be something you ignore," Cicatelli said, "and you should be
troubled."

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

05/17/07 Westmore News Columnist Bart "The Bigot" Didden Contradicted By A Port Chester School Board Member And A Port Chester Trustee

The men behind an anonymous flier that was mailed out to registered voters during the Port Chester mayoral election campaign in March came to light during the past week and it was Westmore News columnist Bart Didden.

Westmore News Columnist Bart Didden, who was running on the Republican ticket for trustee until the trustee elections were postponed by a federal judge on March 2nd in connection with the voting rights lawsuit the village is currently facing, was questioned by the Department of Justice.

During that pretrial questioning, which took 3 ½ hours, Didden admitted that he co-authored the flier along with 12-year Board of Education member Dominic Bencivenga and Port Chester Trustee John Crane.

Crane and Bencivenga Say Bart Didden Is A Liar

However, John Crane and Dominic Bencivenga claimed they had nothing to do with writing the racist flier

They claim that they were merely called into Westmore News Columnist Bart Didden's office to look at the finished product.

"My involvement was he called me up and said to stop in his office," said attorney John Crane. "He handed me the flyer, I read it and said you're a sick fuck. I said it's campaign, not 'champaign.' Then we talked about the upcoming opening day and that was it."

"I don't think I even edited it," said Crane. "As I said to the attorney for the DOJ, he didn't need my contribution. I don't know why he called me to his office. I told him it was disgusting and it shouldn't see the light of day."

John Crane said he just assumed Westmore News Columnist Bart Didden wouldn't send it out.

But Bart Didden did, taking the envelopes to a mailbox in Greenwich himself.

Dominic Bencivenga said Westmore News Columnist Bart Didden gave him a call to come to his office one day, handed him the flyer and asked him to read it. "There was a whole section on the bottom regarding the City of Rye and I picked up a pen and crossed it out and asked why would he want to get into a confrontation with the City of Rye."

"I also said 'this is disgusting; you better tone this down' and flipped it back to Bart," said Dominic Bencivenga. I was only there for 10 minutes." Dominic Bencivenga said he had no idea who had actually written the piece.

Dominic Bencivenga said he didn't tell Westmore News Columnist Bart Didden not to send it out. "Bart is not the kind of individual you say that to," he said. "If Bart was going to send something like that out, it was his decision, not my decision. The next time I saw it was when I got it in the mail."

But Bart Didden Says Domminic Bencivenga And John Crane Are Liars

Bart Didden maintains it was not his idea to do the flyer but that of Dominic Bencivenga, John Crane and himself at a meeting a few weeks before the flyer was even created.

Bart Didden has been quoted in a press clip saying, "We knew we had to develop something that talked about issues, was hard hitting and that needed to start a conversation in this village about doing the right thing."

Westmore News Columnist Bart Didden has repeated said he is proudest of this section of the flier: "Don't elect carpet baggers, elect people who care about our history, heritage and what our kids will be told about us in the future. Are we to be known as racists or law abiding free Americans?"

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12/23/06 Verizon FIOS Cable Franchise Agreement May Be Ready For Public Comment On January 4th

The Village of Port Chester has been slow to approve the Verizon FIOS cable franchise.

After months and months of negotiations the village says they have a mutually agreeable cable franchise agreement that will allow Verizon to market its fiberoptic service for television programming to residents as a competitor to Cablevision.

The franchise agreement to provide cable competition in Port Chester was to have public comment on December 18th, but that hearing was cancelled at the last minute and rescheduled for January 4th

John Figliozzi from the Public Service Commission will be on hand at the hearing to answer any questions that may arise, he was not available on Dec. 18th.

Mr. Figliozzi facilitated the previous renewal agreement with Cablevision.

This will be a separate public hearing all by itself instead of including it as one segment of a full village board meeting.

Port Chester insiders say that there were still some loose threads with the public access and government access issues which had not been fully resolved.

The village offices will be moving to the former Horton School sometime in 2007, there must be temporary arrangements for equipment to broadcast the local government access channel from their current location in the Rye Town Office Building at 10 Pearl St. for future Verizon cable customers.

When the Port Chester Board of Trustees held a work session with Verizon on Dec. 4.