12/11/07 - Westmore News Publisher Richard Abel must avoid conflicts of interest and stop reporting stories with a given slant.

It is unethical for Westmore News Editor Jananne Abel to report on stories that affect her personal, economic or political interests.

Westmore News reporters and editorial staff are not distinct, and this violates every journalistic code of ethics known to mankind.

Week After Week The Westmore News Violates -- the public trust, truthfulness, fairness, integrity, independence and all accepted norms of accountability.

Unfortunately, the hopelessly biased Westmore News refuses to guarantee that competing points of view are balanced and fairly characterized.

You Just Can't Trust The Biased Reporting In The Westmore News.

If Westmore News Publisher Richard Abel wants to dictate Port Chester Village policies, then he should run for elected Office.

Oh wait a minute, I forgot the very unpopular, Richard Abel did run for elected office in Port Chester once before.

And when the biased Westmore News publisher presented his weasel words and ideas to the voters of Port Chester he was voted down big time. In fact, the unpopular Abel lost every single voting district in Port Chester.

Even Richard Abels Neighbors voted overwhemingly against him in his home voting district. Basically almost all of the voters of Port Chester said,"Richard Abel Shut The F___ Up."

But, the mentally challenged and vindictive Richard Abel just doesn't get the message.

He continues to go and speak at Port Chester, Rye Brook and Rye Town meetings with the veiled threat that, any politican that goes against me will be visously attacked in the hopelessly biased rag known as the Westmore News.

No other local newspaper publisher violates journalistic ethics the way that Westmore News Publisher Richard Abel does.

All other Publishers engage in newsgathering and reporting that emphasizes eyewitness accounts of events, corroboration of facts with multiple sources and "balance." It also implies an institutional role for journalists as a fourth estate, a body that exists apart from government and large interest groups.

Richard Abel and Jananne Abel have repeatedly used the hopelessly biased Westmore News to further the personal and political agendas in Port Chester.

This Type Of Biased Reporting Does Not Occur In Other Westchester and Fairfield communities. Take a look at Rye New York for instance.

If you go to a Rye City Government Meeting you don't see the Co-Publisher, Editor Robin Jovanovich of the Rye Record trying to influence or intimidate elected officials. Ms. Jovanovich does not have conflicts of interest problems or create ethical dilemmas like Westmore News Publisher Richard Abel does.

Howard P. Sturman the publisher of the The Rye Sound Shore Review would refuse to partisipate in a political process that his paper was covering, because it would be against all journalistic and professional codes of ethics.

The Martinelli's who own the Rye Chronicle reporting things without bias, as if one just came to Earth from another planet and had no preconceived opinions about our behavior or ways.

Nor do you see, Michael Fisch President and Publisherof the Journal News meddling in the governmental affairs of Rye City. Mr. Fisch is not like Westmore News Publisher Richard Abel, because he insists that his paper practicee journalistic truthfulness, accuracy, objectivity, impartiality, fairness and public accountability

Henry Freeman Editor and Vice President / News at the Journal News would never use the paper that he works for in an unethical manner. Mr. Freeman would never edit a paper in the manner that Westmore News editor jananne Abel does. Mr. Freeman prohibits his paper from making biased statements of opinion, rather than fact.

Journal News reporter Lazy LIZ SADLER would probably lose her job if she started trying to influence Rye City Government actions instead of only reporting the facts.

There is a real hunger out there for local news. People don't want to know what's happening in Oshkosh. They want to read unbiased and factual news about themselves and their neighbors.

Unfortunately, The Westmore News has a prejudice in a general, usually this bias is vindictive in nature.

For example if the Westmore News founder is caught once again failing to pay all his property taxes, then the paper will attack the politicans and official who refused to violate the law and look the other way.

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Actually, things have gotten so bad at the Westmore News, that when I went into the Port Chester Library and asked where could I find recent copies of the Westmore News. The librarian behind the counter directed me to the fiction section of the library.

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Please call 939-6864 and tell Westmore News Founder, Bernie "I Forgot To Pay Over 100 Property Tax Bills" Abel to cancel your subscription to the hopelessly biased rag known as the Westmore News.

12/11/07 -- Westmore News Publisher Admits That He Met With Former Village Manager Fritz Falanka, But Says They Only Had "Coffee"

Westmore News Publisher Richard Abel Denies That He Was Meddling In Port Chester Politics

Richard Abel says that he left the Westmore News Offices To Have A Meeting With Former Port Chester Village Clerk / Village Manager Fritz Falanka.

Apparently, It Was Just A Coincedence That Westmore News Publisher Set Up A Meeting With The High School Graduate Who Was Being Offered A Pay Package In Excess Of $100,000.00.

Westmore News Publisher Richard Abel claims the $100,000.00 village clerk's position that is being decided behind closed doors never came up.

Well what in the hell did the Westmore News publisher and Fritz Falanka talk about?

Maybe Westmore News Publisher Richard Abel said something like, "Gee Fritz, I really miss the way that your budgets increased taxes almost 50% durring your last three years at Port Chester."

Or Maybe Richard Abel and Fritz Falanka talked about this.....

5IN PORT CHESTER NAMED IN ETHICS CASE - New York Times

FIVE Port Chester officials, including its Mayor, the Police Chief and the Village Manager, are being charged with a breach of ethics for buying condominiums before they were made available to the public at The Landmark, the former Lifesavers factory in the village.

FIVE Port Chester officials, including its Mayor, the Police Chief and the Village Manager, are being charged with a breach of ethics for buying condominiums before they were made available to the public at The Landmark, the former Lifesavers factory in the village.

The officials are Mayor Peter Iasillo, Joseph Coletti, a Village Trustee; John Grosse, the Chief of Police; Richard Falanka, the Village Clerk; Michael D. Ritchie, the Village Manager, and, in the words of the charge, ''all other village officials, officers and employees similarly situated.''

The complaint, filed with the three-member Village Board of Ethics by two Village Trustees, says the officials voted to rezone the property or performed other official acts in connection with the building and meanwhile ''had their names secretly placed on a preferred list'' in order to be first purchasers.

It also charges that the price was raised 5 percent to other buyers after the officials had bought their units, which were advertised as ''affordable'' at an average price of $150,000 for a one-bedroom unit......

.....buyers included Anthony B. Gioffre, a former State Senator, and Dominick D. Pierro, a County Legislator.

Mr. Gioffre said he would not comment. Mr. Pierro said he had not bought a condominium himself, but was part of a three-member corporation - including his law partner, John Colangelo, and a third person whose name he said he could not disclose -that had bought a studio condominium as an investment.

Christopher Rocca, a member of the Village Board of Ethics, said he would ask the developer for a list of the buyers and would hold hearings in the Village Courthouse in the next few weeks.

The complaint was also filed with the County District Attorney's office, which turned it over to its frauds division for ''inquiry,'' which is a step short of an investigation; with the State Attorney General's office and with the Federal Bureau of Investigation.....

Cached

Source URL: http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9B0DEFDE1630F93BA25753C1A961948260

12/11/07 - Westmore News Publlisher Richard Abel And Westmore News Editor Jananne Abel Meltdown At Port Chester Board Meeting

It's All Caught On Tape.

The Abel's Are Radioactive As They Engage In A Loud Outburst At The Port Chester Board Of Trustees Meeting.

The Abels Go Nut's When There Former Chief Pollster And Part-Time Columnist Bart "The Bigot" Didden Is Once Again Discussed At A Port Chester Board Meeting.

Westmore News Editor Jan Abel Storms Out Of The Public Meeting Screeching Like A

Wild Banshee Out Of Hell.

A Crazed Westmore News Publisher Richard Abel Runs Up To Where The Port Chester Mayor And Trustees Are Seated While The Meeting Is In Session.

Later Mayor Pilla Asks Westmore News Publisher Richard Abel To Please Leave The Court Room So That The Board Of Trustees Can Go Into Executive Session To Talk About The Port Chester Village Clerk Position. Abel Initially Refuses And Demands That The Mayor Call The Police, Because He Fears That He Will Be Assaulted.

Is Richard Abel Hallucinating, Or What?

It's All So Strange.

Coming Soon...

There Will Be Links To The Video.

Maybe We Can Post This Video At America's Scariest Videos.

12/11/07 - Finally, Lazy Liz Sadler At The Journal News Catches Up To 365 Port Chester

Foundation jump-starts makeover plans for Port Chester High library

The Journal News / Lohud.com, NY

By LAZY LIZ SADLER at esadler@lohud.com or 914-694-3525.

The Port Chester High School library will undergo a major facelift this summer thanks to a donation from a local education ...

Here is the original story from 365 Port Chester....

Monday, December 3, 2007

Port Chester High School Receives $50,000 to renovate its library and media center

And Here Is The Spanish Translation From 365 Port Chester.....

La escuela secundaria de Port Chester recibe $50,000 para remodelar la biblioteca y Media Center

12/11/07 - Port Chester Sports Report - Concerned Parent Writes About The Lack Of Playing Feilds For Youth Football. Plus Other Sports News And Videos

Where Can The Kids Play "American" Football?

Why Aren't There Multi-Purpose Playing Fields For The Children Of Port Chester?

It Seems Like Soccer Playing Adults Are Pushing The Children Off The Playing Feilds.

Shouldn't Children Come First?

Dear Port Chester Roundup,

I believe someone needs to show more interest in the youth football league in Port Chester. The league I speak of is Sound Shore Youth Foundation. For my son's it has been a great experience but there is no place in Port Chester for the kids to play anymore.

We used to be able to use the fields at the High school but not anymore.

My main problem is why was Columbus Park made into just a soccer field why wasn't made a multi use field. Seems a little short sighted on someones part.

Now I see a Rye Town Meeting they are talking about the Legacy fields plus two more soccer fields. Give me a break.

What we need are MULTI purpose fields. Not everyone in Port Chester plays soccer.

So please look into what is going on here . The children of Port Chester need some place to play also. Anytime I see people playing soccer it seems to be mostly Latino adults.

Thank you

A concerned parent

ALSO:

Watts propels Peekskill past Port Chester
The Journal News
... established team. However, without Watts, the three-time defending Class A state champs likely would have left Port Chester last night with a loss. The junior transfer was the offensive and defensive spark the Red Devils needed in their 74-56 win ...


Section 1 coaches, schools call on the Shall-Answer Man

The Journal News
... only has our job become more streamlined, the whole operation of Section 1 has become more organized," said Port Chester athletic director Joe Durney, a member of Section 1's athletic council. "Greg has really brought consistency to Section 1." ...


Boys basketball: Peekskill pulls away from Port Chester
Journal News
PORT CHESTER - Lakeland transfer Ralph Watts scored a game-high 24 points as Peekskill defeated host Port Chester 74-56 in boys basketball today.


Peekskill, Port Chester go at it today in early-season boys basketball battle
The Journal News
Peekskill visits Port Chester today at 4:30 p.m. in an early-season battle of Class A boys basketball contenders.


The Lowdown: A look at the week ahead in local sports
The Journal News
... a couple of boys basketball games this week could be previews of sectional finals, beginning with Peekskill at Port Chester today. These teams are considered the top two in Class A this season and have met at the County Center the last two years. ...

LET'S GO TO THE VIDEO TAPE:

Video: Peekskill vs. Port Chester boys basketball

Peekskill vs. Port Chester boys basketball at Port Chester high school Dec. 10, 2007. Peekskill defeated Port Chester 74-56.

Lohud.com: Latest News - http://www.LoHud.com

12/10/07 - The Taxpayers Of The Village Of Port Chester Are Not Required To Give The Port Chester Even One Cent. This Is An Accountabilty Moment

If you go to the Port Chester Library you will find many books that explain that accountability is a concept in ethics with several meanings. It is often used synonymously with such concepts as answerability, enforcement, responsibility, blameworthiness, liability and other terms associated with the expectation of account-giving. As an aspect of governance, it has been central to discussions related to problems in both the public and private worlds.

The Books in the Port Chester Library teach us that accountability is defined as "A is accountable to B when A is obliged to inform B about A’s (past or future) actions and decisions, to justify them, and to suffer punishment in the case of eventual misconduct".

If you go to the Periodical Section of the Port Chester library you will read that, in recent years, there has been a growth in the need for transparency with more and more pressure being put on corporations and businesses to be more accountable in their actions to society and the environment. AccountAbility (Institute of Social and Ethical AccountAbility)- an international non-profit membership organisation, was established in 1996 to help promote accountability innovations for sustainable development.

So Why Is The Port Chester Library Resisting Being Accountable To The Taxpayers Of Port Chester?

Port Chester Mayor Dennis Pilla: " I want to make sure it's not a closed system, I think it's a step backward."

Port Chester Library Board President Melissa DeVincenzo and Rye Brook Mayor Larry Rand are trying to get Port Chester to start writing blank checks to the closed library governance system.

Worse yet, the Port Chester Public Library has gotten their attorney's, Turner & Turner of Croton to try and devise a Port Chester Bonding scheme, that appears to be unethical and illegal.

Port Chester Treasure Anthony Silligato had better get advice from the New York State Attorney General Coumo before he allows the Port Chester Board of Trustees to enter into this very questionable bonding proposal.

The Port Chester Library is unaccountable, because Lazy Liz Sadler at the Journal News is still absent from Port Chester Board Of Trustee Meetings, when library issues are brought up.

Further, the hopelessly biased Westmore News to date has refused to write about the mismanagement and the lack of accountability at the decrepit Port Chester Library.

The Westmore Snooze Wont Tell You The Facts, But We Will.....

In New York State There Can Only Be Three Kinds Of Libraries Licenced By The Department Of Education.

1). A Self Sustaining Library Association

2). A Municipal Library That Is Part Of A Town Or City.

3). A School Library

The Port Chester Public Library is a self sustaining library that is owned by the members of the library.

If you have a library card you are a member or owner of the library.

The library charter and bylaws says that the members should be approving and electing board members. That's how things were originally done in Port Chester, before the library went down hill. But things have been manipulated over the years so the Port Chester Library Board Members are no longer accountable to the public.

Worse yet the Library Board now wants to lock Port Chester into an illegal 10 year funding and bonding scheme.

The operating costs will be payed by Port Chester tax payers to the tune of 65% of all of the library's bills. This formula may be reviewed again starting in year four of the agreement.

Basically, the library is asking Port Chester to write out ten blank checks, that the single family homeowners of Port Chester will have to pay.

Worse yet, the library is asking Port Chester to enter into an illegal bonding scheme. Port Chester can not bond to reimburse the library for renovations already paid for. Nor can Port Chester bond for the library's past debts on a building that the village does not own.

If this plan goes through Port Chester Village Manager Bill Williams is probably going to have the New York State Attorney General coming by to pay him a visit.

Port Chester Mayor Dennis Pilla is right to opposed to the library board members choosing their successors.

Mayor Pilla must not be railroaded by Port Chester Board President Melissa DeVincenzo and Rye Brook Mayor Rand. The Village of Port Chester can not write a blank check to a closed system.

If the Port Chester Library Board will not return the ability to elect Board Members, back to the library card holders, then they will have to give Port Chester the right to appoint 65% of the board members.

Port Chester Tax Dollars Must Be Protected From The Abuse, Mismanagement And Waste that Has Occurred At The Port Chester Library In The Past.

The Port Chester Library is solely responsible for funding itself.

The Village of Port Chester has no legal obligation to give even one penny to the library.

The Port Chester Library may come ask the Village Of Port Chester for support, just like it can ask any corporation or foundation for support.

And just like any funding source The Village Of Port Chester can place terms and conditions on the money it gives to the Port Chester Library.

However, this new agreement will legally obligate to fund an association library as if it is a municipal library.

What the Port Chester Library is asking the Mayor and tax payers of Port Chester to do is to fund them like they are a municipal library, but let them be an association library that is unaccountable to the single family homeowners of Port Chester.

Port Chester Mayor Dennis Pilla is doing the right thing by seeing that Port Chester has representatives on the library board to protect the interests of the single family tax payers of Port Chester.

Melissa DeVincenzo had better wake up and understand that her library governance proposal of being 100% self-appointment will eventually be a deal killer.

Ms. DeVincenzo's inflexibility up to this point is unprofessional and not in the best interests of the Port Chester Library's members (cardholders) that she is supposed to represent.

If the Ms. DeVincenzo and the Port Chester Library Board continue to be inflexible, then Port Chester Mayor Dennis Pilla and the Port Chester Board will have to keep the current year to year funding requests in place.

That way the taxpayers of Port Chester will be protected. No Port Chester Tax Dollars, without Library representation. Port Chester has always had two appointed representatives. Now Ms. DeVincenzo wants to shut the Port Chester taxpayers out of the Library Boardroom.

Ms. DeVincenzo is arrogant to to assume that she and her board can appoint the two representative positions, instead of the Port Chester Mayor and the Port Chester Board Of Trustees.

Where are the checks and balances designed to protect the single family homeowners of Port Chester from a Port Chester Library board and administration that has a history of mismanagement?

Port Chester Trustee Dan Brakewood summed up the Port Chester Library's proposal very well....

"The devil is in the details."

12/10/07 - Port Chester Police Chief Joseph Krzeminski reinstates DARE Program at all Port Chester's public and private schools.

President George W. Bush delivers a statement on the recent
findings on teen drug use, Dec. 11, 2007. The President said,
"Today we celebrate progress against substance abuse." MORE

Port Chester Police Officer Melissa Acocella Goes Back To Elementary School.

Drug Abuse Resistance Education has been missing from the Port Chester Schools for about six years. Port Chester was the first Police Department to offer DARE, but cancelled to program, because of financial constraints.

The Port Chester Police Department is reinstating the DARE program about two weeks ago. The once a week program and it will be led by Port Chester Police Officer Officer Melissa Acocella. She will teach Port Chester Sixth graders about the dangers of drugs and alcohol. Officer Acocella is a former kindergarten teacher.

The program teaches about the dangers of smoking and using drugs, as well as, how to avoid peer pressure. The program also teaches children to avoid gangs and violence.

However, DARE replaces one social studies class per week in the troubled and struggling Port Chester School system. Recently, New York State had to make an emergency 1 Million dollar allocation, because of Port Chester's poor educational performance.

There is considerable marijuana, cocaine and other drug use among the youth in the village.

Perhaps, the drug awareness training is worth the loss of the social studies classes in the troubled Port Chester School system.

Port Chester Police Chief Krzeminski hopes to make DARE an ongoing Police Department Program.

Related Link:

D.A.R.E.

The Official site for the national DARE program. The DARE program gives kids the life skills they need to avoid involvement with drugs, gangs, and violence.

Drug Information
about_dare
New DARE Program
Mall
Kids
Curriculum
Photo Gallery
Officers

12/10/07 - Many Port Chester Hispanics Were Glued To The Spanish Television Station For The Republican Debate

Richard And Jananne Abel Flunk Spanish - That Comic Book Known As Port Chester Americana Latina Probably Doesn't Know About This Story , Because The Publisher And Editor Do Not Speak Spanish.

But Luckily, The Bilingual Website

365 Port Chester

knew what was going on.

Tonight Republican Presidential Debate in Spanish

by 365 Port Chester

On Sunday evening, Univision, the spanish -language network will be making history by broadcasting the first ever Presidential debate in spanish. The debate will be between Republican presidential hopeful who hope to steer the Latino ...

365 Port Chester - http://365portchester.blogspot.com/

AND:

Esta noche debate de candidatos presidenciales Republicanos

by 365 Port Chester

Esta noche, la cadena Univision, hara historia al transmitir el primer debate presidencial de candidatos Republicanos en espanol. El debate entre estos candidatos sera para adquirir votos Hispanos ya que en Enero empieza la temporarda ...

365 Port Chester - http://365portchester.blogspot.com/

In fact, the tecnocrati search engine listed over 4,076 English language blog posts about the

Republican debate.

There were 58 Spanish language blog posts about the debate.

WOW, 365 Port Chester was one of the first, if not the first Hispanic Boogers to report on this special Republican debate.

And the numbers of blog posts are growing by the minute.

And For Equal Time:

We Are Going To Try And Make

Bart "The Bigot" Didden A Happy Guy.

Feel The Love From TeamTancredo.org

In this spoof of the Univision Spanish Language Presidential Debate, Congressman Tom Tancredo encourages Americans to boycott Univision's "Illegal Immigrant" Debate on December 9.

A Lot Of Americans Were Shocked That Tancredo Did Not Have The Guts To Show Up And Stand And Deliver At The Univision Debate.

One Thing You Can Say About Trancredo Is That He Dose Not Write A Bigoted Flyer, And Then Tell Everyone That, "I Did Not Write The Disgusting Flier"

I Really Don't Think Trancredo Would Lie To Journal News Reporter Lazy Liz Sadler.

Yes Bart "The Bigot" Didden's Lies And Flip Flops Are Still Up At

The LoHud Forums For Everyone To See.

12/09/07 - Journal News - Letter To The Editor - Rene Prochelle Of Port Chester Writes.....

The Constitution speaks of "freedom of" not "freedom from" religion.

Romney's statement on faith applauded

The need for Mitt Romney to have to defend his religious beliefs is caused by the bane of this country, namely politics. It is deplorable that - not for the first time - religion has been drawn into the political arena. If one adds the results of a poll that reportedly showed that more than 30 percent of those participating had voiced that they would "not vote for a Mormon," it becomes evident that we have not quite yet achieved the level of civility and maturity our Constitution aims at. Ours is apparently not yet the model democracy our politicians like to tell us and the world.

Mr. Romney's response was exemplary, as was the one given by John F. Kennedy almost 50 years ago. The Constitution speaks of "freedom of" not "freedom from" religion. One regrets that the media did not choose an educational role but rather its usual confrontational style. Or is there an attempt to profile Mr. Romney due to him being a Republican?

Rene Prochelle
Port Chester

Source URL: http://www.thejournalnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2007712100308

12/09/07 - The strange tale of Jose Broudwiack has properly enraged many in Port Chester, Northern Westchester and beyond.

Maybe The Westchester County DA Should Hire This Guy To Track Down The Sex Offender Who Skipped Bail.

Hey, The Dog AKA Duane Chapman could use the work.

Lessons in bungling

The Journal News / Lohud.com

....Port Chester police stopped Broudwiack for driving with a faulty brake light. Voila: This time, his criminal history surfaced; Officer Walter Alcivar ran a computer check and learned about Broudwiack's revoked driving privileges. He also found out about the California warrant, which revealed the sex-crime conviction. Alcivar said he called police in California to check on the case and was told that they would not come to New York to get Broudwiack.

The Port Chester officer followed up with some more research, confirming that Broudwiack had never registered as a sex offender in New York, as the law requires. Alcivar said he called the Westchester District Attorney's Office. Assistant District Attorney Fred Green had Alcivar hand the failure-to-register case over to state police in Somers; it has jurisdiction in North Salem, where Broudwiack was living at the time. Meanwhile, Port Chester charged Broudwiack with aggravated unlicensed operation, a misdemeanor. He was arrested and subsequently posted $200 bail. But again he walked. It took six weeks for state police to track down Broudwiack.....

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If We Said It Once We Have Said It A Hundred Times....

Only A Moron Would Pay 33 Bucks To Read The Incomplete And Hopelessly Biased Rag Known As The Westmore News Online.

As Ussual, The Westmore News Has

It's Head In The Sand.

Westmore Snooze Editor Jananne Abel

Just Don't Know

What's Going On In Port Chester.

As You Read This Posting Ask Yourself Why Westmore Snooze Editor Jannne Editor Missed All The Internet News About The Bail Skipping Sex Fiend Broudwiack.

12/09/07 - The strange tale of Jose Broudwiack has properly enraged many in Port Chester, Northern Westchester and beyond.

- Port Chester Roundup

Lessons in bungling

- The Journal News / Lohud.com

12/02/07 - Port Chester Police Officer Walter Alcivar says he informed the Westchester DA Fred Green about the California warrant on the sex offender

- Port Chester Roundup

Video: Jose M. Broudwiack, the Unregistered Sex Offender

- RNN

Missed chances at deporting North Salem sex offender

- The Journal News / Lohud.com

11/27/07 - Communication Breakdown - There was a detainer warrant. Should Port Chester police have arrested the sex offender and put him in jail?

- Port Chester Roundup

Arrest warrant issued for sex offender who fails to appear in ...

- Journal News / Lohud.com

Plus There Have Been Many Postings At The Lohud Forums, Imigration And Legal Blogs, As Well As, Press Coverage In California Newspapers.

Where Was The Overpriced And Incomplete Westmore News

They Repeatedly Missed The Entire Story.

Please Call (914) 939 - 6864

And Tell

Westmore News Founder,

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

To Cancel Your Subscription To The

Overpriced, Incomplete and Hopelessly Biased Rag

Known As The Westmore Snooze.

12/09/07 - Some Answers About Port Chester's Graffiti Problem - Is It Because Of Mary Dudas?

"Respect the facades, don't write or post papers."

The "Vote For Mary Dudas" Graffiti Tags Are Disrespectful To Three Men

Who Lost There Lives In Port Chester.

Citizen Journalist 365 Port Chester Has Put Another News Post Up

A Quote From 365 Port Chester:

"It is disturbing that such connection or insinuation exists - celebrating a non-Hispanic white woman for killing two or more Hispanics instantly, in a village where issues on illegal immigration and the negative stereotypes branded on Hispanics exist."

Who is Mary Dudas?

by 365 Port Chester

I dont know about you, but I've been seeing the name "Mary Dudas" in various parts of Port Chester and also along I95. So who is Mary Dudas, and why is her name written in graffiti all around town, accompanied with the words, ...

365 Port Chester - http://365portchester.blogspot.com/

[ More results from 365 Port Chester ]

AND:

Quien es Mary Dudas?

by 365 Port Chester

No se si ustedes se han dado cuenta de el nombre, "Mary Dudas," escrito por varias partes en Port Chester y tambien en el autopista 95. Entonces, quien es Mary Dudas, y porque es que su nombre, escrita en grafiti, es acompanado por las ...

365 Port Chester - http://365portchester.blogspot.com/

12/09/07 - Port Chester Sports Report

Yesterday's wrestling matches
Journal News
... Team standings and key - 1. Fox Lane (FL) 266.5; 2. Horace Mann (HM) 211; 3. Glen Cove (GC) 193.5; 4. Port Chester (PC) 168.5; 5. Clarkstown North (CN) 166; 6. Mamaroneck (Mk) 113; 7. Rye (R) 105; 8. Iona Prep (IP) 95; 9. Hackley (Hk) 61; ...


Grippi brothers lead Foxes to Mamaroneck tourney win
Journal News
... is important to see how good we are,' Peter Grippi said. 'We're doing well and I like our team right now.' Port Chester, which had the second-most champions with three, finished in fourth place. The Rams got titles from Westley Tapia (285), John ...


Rockland boys soccer performer of the year: Suffern's Charlie Pirc
Journal News
... games. He helped Tappan Zee advance to the Class A semifinals as a No. 11 seed, a run that included upsets of Port Chester and Harrison. Matt Mahoney, Clarkstown North: This dangerous senior midfielder proved a bear for opponents to handle. ...

12/08/07 - Keeping up With The Oliviers - CONGRATS ON YOUR 55th ANNIVERSARY !!!!!!

Rinaldo & Anne Olivier

Rinaldo and Anne Olivier of Bushkill recently celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary with a dinner at their daughter's home and a trip to Mount Airy Casino & Resort.

... and Margaret Fasano. She was employed as a copy editor for the Westchester and Connecticut Business Journal in Port Chester, N.Y., until her retirement in 1990. The couple have two children: Andrea Ferris and husband Rick of Rye, N.Y.; and Ronald ...

via Pocono Record

Full story: Pocono Record

12/08/07 - The Westmore Snooze Is Once Again A Sleep At The Switch. The Westmore News Is Once Again Reporting Old News.

The Westmore News Is Full Of Old News That Everybody Already Knows About.

The Westmore News Is Once Again Scooped By

365 Port Chester.

On Friday December 7th The Westmore News

is now finally reporting.......

Tamarack Tower donates $50,000 to school district

By Jeff Benzak

The Tamarack Tower Foundation presented the Port Chester school district with a $50,000 check at the Nov. 29 school board meeting. The check, which represents about a year's worth of intensive fundraising efforts by the non-profit organization, will go toward refurbishing the high school's library and media center.

That space has not been updated in... Blah .... Blah ..... Blah ....

Almost Everyone In Port Chester Knew About A Week Ago, because 365 Port Chester Had Reported Story In English And Spanish.

Port Chester High School Receives $50000 to renovate its library ...

by 365 Port Chester

... the Tamarack Tower Foundation, a private foundation whose mission is to financially support the Port Chester schools and students, Port Chester High School will receive $50000 to make needed repairs to its library and media center. ...

365 Port Chester - http://365portchester.blogspot.com/

And

La escuela secundaria de Port Chester recibe $50000 para remodelar ...

by 365 Port Chester

Gracias a la Fundacion Tamarack Tower, una fundacion privada que apoya a las escuelas publicas ya los estudiantes de Port Chester, la escuela secudaria recibira $50000 para hacer reparaciones en su biblioteca. ...

365 Port Chester - http://365portchester.blogspot.com/

12/08/07 - Chow Hound Review - Post-movie eats in Port Chester?

Rebecca who stars in "The Chase" on the movie page, eats

Chinese food in an interesting manner

Post-movie eats in Port Chester?

Lots of great eating options in Port Chester particularly the latin restaurants and Q and Tandoori are also very good but Nessa sounds most like what you are asking for. Oh and off the beaten path of Main Street, there's FISH too. ...

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

12/08/07 - Only A Fool Would Pay The Hopelessly Biased Rag Known As The Westmore News 33 Bucks To Read A News Report - Lohud.com Is Totally Free

Someone Needs To Ask Westmore News Editor Jananne Fable: Where's The Beef?

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Reporter's Notebook: At Ridge Street intersection, bare trees mean a big sky (Boring!!! - Where's The Beef? - Why don't the Abel's have all of the Port Chester News?)
By Jeff Benzak
The 100-year-old copper beech outside my bedroom window is usually the last tree in the neighborhood to lose its leaves. At 4:56 p.m. on Monday, the National Weather Service recorded a 39-mph wind gust in Port... [more]

PCHS senior honored for high PSAT score
By Jeff Benzak
Port Chester High School senior Briggitte Gomez was honored by the College Board's National Hispanic Recognition Program based on her scores on the Preliminary SAT test.
Gomez, 17, took the test at the high school in October of 2006.... [more]

7 PCHS students recognized for good AP performance
Seven Port Chester High School students were named AP Scholars by the College Board in recognition of their performance on college-level exams. After completing challenging Advanced Placement courses at the high school, the students took the exams... [more]

Blind Brook High School named one of top 100 in U.S. (Where's The Beef ? This Is Not A Port Chester Story - It's A Rye Brook Article used as filler, because the Abels can't seem to find real news about Port Chester.)
By Jeff Benzak
Superintendent says ranking reflects work of faculty, students, residents
Blind Brook High School was named one of the top 100 high schools in the United States in a survey conducted by U.S. News and World Report. The rankings were... [more]

The history of Port Chester High School (Where's The Beef? This is not current news. It's a very, very, very long three part feature article that is used as filler, because the Abels can't seem to find real news about Port Chester).
To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the current PCHS building, this is the fourth in a series of articles about its history. This section talks about the school's 1936 championship football team and their opening game.
By Ron Weckesser
He had come... [more]

Rye Brook 10-year-old wins state competition (Where's The Beef? This Is Not A Port Chester Story - It's A Rye Brook Article used as filler, because the Abel's can't seem to find real news about Port Chester.)
By Jananne Abel
Ten-year-old Josephine Yalovitser of Rye Brook was selected as the 2007 Pre-Teen New York Senior Titleholder during a program held in August at the Crown Plaza Meadowlands Hotel in Secaucus, N.J.
Josephine was chosen for her academic achievement, volunteer... [more]

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Area varsity events: Scores and schedule
Saturday, Dec 8, 2007
Thursday's results Boys basketball Gorton 50, Clarkstown North 44 Eastchester 58, Panas 53 Mamaroneck 63, John Jay-East Fishkill 48 North Rockland 53, Lincoln 40 Solomon Schechter 53, Haldane 42 Clarkstown South 71, Tuxedo 24 Poughke... read entire article»
Girls basketball roundup: Putnam Valley defeats Ardsley 56-53; Tappan Zee defeats Ramapo 65-56; Hackley defeats Greenwich AScademy 56-53; Nyack tops Ursuline B 52-48 for tournament title
Saturday, Dec 8, 2007
Hackley 56, Greenwich Academy 53: In the opening round of the Hackley tournament, Ali Piscina scored 23 points. Elizabeth Bendick and Meghan McDermott each scored eight points, and Lemia Harik had seven. Hackley takes on King & Low-Heyw... read entire article»
Compiled from staff reports
Lessons in bungling
Saturday, Dec 8, 2007
The strange tale of Jose Broudwiack has properly enraged many in northern Westchester and beyond. The Peru native was in the U.S. illegally, convicted as a sex offender in California, served his time, then easily, breezily and with apparent impuni... read entire article»
Preview: Boys power rankings
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
Class AA 1. Mount Vernon 2. White Plains 3. New Rochelle Class A 1. Peekskill 2. Stepinac 3. Port Chester Class B 1. Briarcliff 2. Croton-Harmon 3. Lincoln Hall Class C/D 1. Leake & Watts 2. Tuckahoe 3. Clark Academy read entire article»
Westchester Ave. traffic stop nets felony drug charges for driver, passenger
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
PORT CHESTER - Two men were arrested on felony drug charges after the car they were in was pulled over for a faulty muffler and speeding Wednesday, police said. Anderson Perez, 18, of 15 Bush Ave., Port Chester, tried to flee from the 1991 Toyota ... read entire article»

Key basketball and hockey games on today's schedule
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
Basketball and hockey are at the focal point of today's schedule of high school athletics. The White Plains girls basketball tournament wraps up today with Horace Greeley taking on Maria Regina in the championship scheduled for 7 p.m. The Nyack bo... read entire article»
Preview: Boys Super 7
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
Kevin Jones, Mount Vernon: No player improved as much last season as the 6-foot-8 Jones, who averaged 21 points and 11.8 rebounds and guided the Knights to their third Class AA state title in four seasons. Jones, who has signed with West Vi... read entire article»
Wrestling: Youth serves Harrison well
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
HARRISON - Trailing by three points with time dwindling rapidly, Harrison wrestler Jordan Brunner was under pressure. The sophomore found himself in the defensive position, working diligently to escape Rye's Max Billington and put himself in posit... read entire article»
Tony Pinciaro The Journal News
Girls basketball roundup: Rye Country Day defeats Hamden Hall 36-27; Sleepy Hollow defeats Clarkstown South 64-52; Solomon Schechter deeats Keio 30-29; Holy Child defeats Croton-Harmon 51-29
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
Rye Country Day 36, Hamden Hall 27: Alexandra Osborne Jones had 21 points, 22 rebounds, and five blocks to lead visiting Rye Country Day to a 36-27 win over Hamden Hall yesterday. Christina McClintock added eight points for the Wildcats. read entire article»
Compiled from staff reports
Area high school events: Scores and schedule
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
Yesterday's results Boys basketball Gorton 50, Clarkstown North 44 Eastchester 58, Panas 53 Mamaroneck 63, John Jay-East Fishkill 48 North Rockland 53, Lincoln 40 Solomon Schechter 53, Haldane 42 Clarkstown South 71, Tuxedo 24 Poughk... read entire article»
Local reactions mixed amid Bush's subprime-mortgage plan
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
New efforts by the Bush administration to help homeowners struggling with subprime mortgages were greeted yesterday with hope and skepticism in the Lower Hudson Valley. Counselors of homeowners burdened with mortgage debt welcomed the latest effor... read entire article»
Jerry Gleeson The Journal News
Holiday food drives, southern and central Westchester
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
These food pantries are collecting and distributing food and serving meals for Christmas. Brewster: Needed by Dec. 16: turkeys, hams, stuffing, instant potatoes, yams, rice, cereal, soup, cranberry sauce, coffee, tea, cake mixes, napkins. D... read entire article»
Preview: Girls team capsules
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
Mamaroneck Tigers Coach: John Savage (1st year, team was 6-14 last season) Top returners: Anna Reddicliffe (5-5), Jr., G; Lauren DiBiccari (5-5), Sr., G; Chelsea Blockin (5-10), Sr., C; Jade Mandel (5-8), Jr., F; Claire Aller ... read entire article»
Preview: Boys team capsules, Part 2
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
Lakeland Hornets Coach: Henry Weltman (13th year, 18-5 last season) Top returners: Lou DeMello (5-7), Sr., G; Joe Mostafa (6-5), Sr., C; Justin Domingo (6-5), Sr., C; Keith Rodriguez (5-10), Sr., G; Jack Cassara (5-11), Sr., G... read entire article»
Dining, in brief
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
Here's a reminder of the restaurants we've covered recently. The most recently published are at the top of the list. Union Restaurant and Bar Latino: The menu offers Latin-inspired dishes and Latin-infused takes on Continental standa... read entire article»

White Plains Hospital Center programs
Thursday, Dec 6, 2007
White Plains Hospital Center will offer the following programs this month. All are held at the hospital, Davis Avenue at East Post Road, unless otherwise noted. For more information about the hospital's many classes and support groups, visit www.w... read entire article»
Basketball and wrestling take center stage today
Thursday, Dec 6, 2007
There are a number of good matchups today, particularly in boys and girls basketball and wrestling. The first round of the White Plains girls basketball tournament gets underway at 5 p.m. when Rye takes on Horace Greeley. The host Tigers take on M... read entire article»
Area high school events: Scores and schedule
Thursday, Dec 6, 2007
Yesterday's results Boys basketball Rye Neck 44, Hamilton 40 Iona Prep 75, Cathedral 58 Valhalla 62, Hawthorne Cedar Knolls 60 Mahopac 55, Ramapo 52 Hamden Hall 72, Rye Country Day 54 Horace Mann 65, Masters 58 Mount Vernon 110, Gort... read entire article»
Your Sound Shore Express community news
Thursday, Dec 6, 2007
The Woman's Club of Larchmont will hold its annual Holiday Book and Author Luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Dec. 14 at the Orienta Beach Club. Three authors will talk about their latest books after the lunch: Evelyn David, a Larchmont resident, co-author of... read entire article»
Port Chester man charged with holding deliveryman's cell phone hostage
Wednesday, Dec 5, 2007
PORT CHESTER - A village man was arrested on a charge that he held a deliveryman's cell phone hostage for $40, police said. Soon after making a 4 a.m. delivery yesterday at Dunkin' Donuts, 295 Midland Ave., a Connecticut man realized his cell phon... read entire article»
Familiar fire call for Harrison assistant chief: his former home
Wednesday, Dec 5, 2007
HARRISON - Assistant Fire Chief Dino Del Signore couldn't believe his ears when the call came in about a house fire Monday night. The address was his childhood home, where he had lived with three generations of his family for more than 20 years. T... read entire article»
Nicole Neroulias The Journal News
Rockland briefing
Wednesday, Dec 5, 2007
The Nanuet Civic Association plans to hold its next meeting at the Nanuet Public Library at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow, officials said. The guest speaker will be Clarkstown Town Justice Howard Gerber, who will discuss community service and other topics. T... read entire article»
Area high school events: Scores and schedule
Wednesday, Dec 5, 2007
Yesterday's results Boys basketball John Jay-East Fishkill 73, Saunders 68, OT Nanuet 75, Bronxville 67 Peekskill 85, Spring Valley 73 Mamaroneck 45, Fox Lane 42 New York School for the Deaf 44, Delaware School for the Deaf 41 Ossini... read entire article»
Yesterday's matches
Wednesday, Dec 5, 2007
Bowling Boys Clarkstown North 5, Clarkstown South 2 At Hi Tor Lanes Total pins: Clarkstown North: 2,943; Clarkstown South: 2,717. High game: 1. David Conner (CN) 268; 2. Ryan Ventillo (CS) 255; 3. Ventillo... read entire article»
Yesterday's matches
Wednesday, Dec 5, 2007
Wrestling Clarkstown South 49, Croton-Harmon 33 At Croton-Harmon 125 - Dylan Sanzo (CS) pin. Jordan Harpwig, :13; 130 - Dan Potts (CH) pin. Andrew Clark, 2:25; 135 - Matt Progdat (CS) pin. Jake Dinkler, 1:... read entire article»

Holiday food drives, southern and central Westchester
Wednesday, Dec 5, 2007
These food pantries are collecting and distributing food and serving meals for Christmas. Brewster: Needed by Dec. 16: turkeys, hams, stuffing, instant potatoes, yams, rice, cereal, soup, cranberry sauce, coffee, tea, cake mixes, napkins. D... read entire article»
Port Chester man charged with attempted rape
Tuesday, Dec 4, 2007
PORT CHESTER - A 24-year-old Port Chester man is accused of dragging a woman between two houses with a knife to her throat in an apparent rape attempt, according to police. The man claimed he was trying to retrieve $200 and a cell phone she had st... read entire article»
Leslie Korngold The Journal News
Cops: Deliveryman's cell phone held hostage in Port Chester
Tuesday, Dec 4, 2007
PORT CHESTER - A Port Chester man was arrested today after he held a deliveryman's cell phone hostage for $40, police said. Realizing his cell phone was missing soon after making a 4 a.m. delivery at the Midland Avenue Dunkin' Donuts, a Connecticu... read entire article»
Leslie Korngold The Journal News
Familiar fire call for Harrison assistant chief: his former home
Tuesday, Dec 4, 2007
HARRISON - Assistant Fire Chief Dino Del Signore couldn't believe his ears when the call came in about a house fire last night: the address was his childhood home, where he had lived with three generations of his family for more than 20 years. The... read entire article»
Nicole Neroulias The Journal News
Peekskill hosts Spring Valley in boys basketball tonight
Tuesday, Dec 4, 2007
Peekskill, the two-time defending Class A Federation champ, hosts Spring Valley in boys basketball tonight at 6:15 p.m. Also today, Carmel and John Jay collide in wrestling. Here's the full schedule of today's varsity events: Today's events... read entire article»
Area varsity events: Scores and schedule
Tuesday, Dec 4, 2007
Sunday's results Ice hockey Somers/North Salem 3, Lakeland/Panas 2, OT Horace Greeley 2, Tappan Zee 0 Pelham tournament at Hutchinson Ice Arena, Mount Vernon Championship: Pelham 5, Mahopac 2 Consolation: Fox Lan... read entire article»
Rockland AM Report
Tuesday, Dec 4, 2007
Tappan Zee Bridge Repairs - Today: Right lane Rockland-bound closed for bridge maintenance from milepost 13.1 to 16.1, between 9:30 a.m. and 2:45 p.m. - Tomorrow: Right lane Rockland-bound closed for bridge maintenance from milepost 13.1 to... read entire article»
Area varsity events: Scores and schedule
Monday, Dec 3, 2007
Yesterday's results Ice hockey Somers/North Salem 3, Lakeland/Panas 2, OT Pelham tournament at Hutchinson Ice Arena, Mount Vernon Championship: Pelham 5, Mahopac 2 Consolation: Fox Lane 2, Scarsdale 1 Today's ... read entire article»
An institution grows
Monday, Dec 3, 2007
The only thing that seems to be changing faster than the landscape of downtown White Plains is the landscape of the health-care industry. At the same time that White Plains' new residential developments have been rising and bringing new residents ... read entire article»
LoHud Happenings: Westchester and Putnam
Monday, Dec 3, 2007
Yonkers: Book Club. Topic: "Walden" by Henry David Thoreau. Free. 2 p.m. Yonkers Public Library, Grinton I. Will branch, 1500 Central Park Ave. 914-337-1500. New Rochelle: Author Visit. Speaker: David Friend. Topic: His book, "Watchi... read entire article»

Boys basketball roundup: Gorton defeats Sacred Heart; Port Chester downs Fox Lane; Sleepy Hollow beats Nyack
Sunday, Dec 2, 2007
Gorton 72, Sacred Heart 35: In the consolation game of the Pelham tournament, Chris Ranglin scored 19 points for Gorton. Teammate Kevin Vanderpool added 11 points. Craig Henry scored eight points for Sacred Heart. Port Chester 68, Fox La... read entire article»
Compiled from staff reports
Port Chester takes second at Carlucci tournament
Sunday, Dec 2, 2007
PORT CHESTER - Johnny Maldonado knew his 125-pound final opponent in the Tony Carlucci wrestling tournament all too well. Harrison senior Stephen Spinola had beaten Maldonado in their last two meetings of the 2006-07 season. Both losses left Maldo... read entire article»
Tony Pinciaro The Journal News
Area high school events: Scores and schedule
Sunday, Dec 2, 2007
Yesterday's results Boys basketball Rye Country Day 57, Millbrook Prep 33 St. Anthony's 41, Mount St. Michael 37 Byram Hills tournament Championship: Byram Hills 61, Lincoln 58 Consolation game: Port Chester 66, Fox Lane 59 read entire article»
Girls basketball roundup: Briarcliff downs Preston; Ursuline defeats Eastchester; Rye downs Pleasantville
Sunday, Dec 2, 2007
Briarcliff 58, Preston 26: Briarcliff knew the Scarsdale tournament was going to be a good test to open its season. After defeating Ossining on Thursday night, the Bears continued their impressive play with a dominating performance last nig... read entire article»
Compiled from staff reports
For Hispanic immigrants, bias isn't only barrier to housing
Sunday, Dec 2, 2007
Responding to a wave of anger over the influx of undocumented Hispanic immigrants, town boards across the country have tried to enlist landlords in denying housing to those without legal status. But in the high-cost suburbs north of New York City,... read entire article»
Leah Rae The Journal News
Missed chances at deporting North Salem sex offender
Sunday, Dec 2, 2007
NORTH SALEM - A convicted sex offender remains on the run after various law enforcement agencies failed to act on a felony arrest warrant issued seven years ago - a fact that didn't surface despite several run-ins with police in Putnam and Rocklan... read entire article»
Shawn Cohen The Journal News
Yesterday's matches
Sunday, Dec 2, 2007
Wrestling Tony Carlucci Tournament At Port Chester High School Team standings and key - 1. McIntosh (Mc) 218.5; 2. Port Chester (PC) 200; 3. Harrison (H) 156; 4. Westlake (Ws) 149; 5. Beacon (Be) 145.5; 6. Eastchester (... read entire article»
Boys basketball roundup: Byram Hills defeats Fox Lane 72-64 in overtime; Lincoln defeats Port Chester 56-49; Nyack defeats Hackley 70-58
Saturday, Dec 1, 2007
Pelham 44, Sacred Heart 25: In the first round of the Pelham tournamet, Doug Eich had nine points and five rebounds for the Pelicans. Teammate Garrett Johnson had eight points and four assists. Pelham will face Briarcliff today at 5:30 p.m.... read entire article»
Compiled from staff reports
Plenty going on today to keep high school sports fans happy
Saturday, Dec 1, 2007
There's more than enough high school athletic events going on today to keep even the most demanding fan satisfied. In addition to several boys and girls basketball tournament championships, there are key events in wrestling, hockey and track. Many... read entire article»
Preview: Wrestlers to watch
Saturday, Dec 1, 2007
Mike Ahearn, Yorktown: The senior won the Division I 103-pound sectional crown last season. Ahearn is tough wrestling from the offensive position. Tom Antonioli, New Rochelle: The senior has surpassed 100 career wins and has a sectio... read entire article»

Area high school events: Scores and schedule
Saturday, Dec 1, 2007
Yesterday's results Boys basketball Sleepy Hollow 58, Lincoln Hall 55 Nyack 70, Hackley 58 Fieldston 68, Masters 57 Irvington 52, Dobbs Ferry 48 Suffern 54, Saunders 48 Byram Hills tournament Byram Hills 72, Fox Lane 64, OT Li... read entire article»
Preview: Season at a glance
Saturday, Dec 1, 2007
Carmel: The Rams continued their strong run in recent years with an undefeated 2006-07 season. That run came with major losses as graduation claimed sectional titlist Vin Argese and sectional place-finishers Ken Spost, Anthony Pecora and Tr... read entire article»

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Plenty of tournament action - in various sports - on tap for today
Saturday, Dec 8, 2007
The will be plenty of tournament action today in a variety of varsity sports. The Jerry Maguire Wrestling Tournament is scheduled for North Rockland High School. Track fans can head down to the Armory for the Kickoff I indoor meet. And there's ple... read entire article»
Boys basketball roundup: Masters defeats Hackley 47-44; Tuckahoe defeats Hawthorne Cedar Knolls 75-72 in OT; Pearl River defeats Eastchester 58-42
Saturday, Dec 8, 2007
Masters 47, Hackley 44: In the opening round of the Hackley tournament, Boris Jeremic scored 18 points for the Panthers. Jeff Gendelman had 10 points for the Hornets. Masters will play King & Low-Heywood Thomas in the championship game ... read entire article»
Compiled from staff reports
Area varsity events: Scores and schedule
Saturday, Dec 8, 2007
Thursday's results Boys basketball Gorton 50, Clarkstown North 44 Eastchester 58, Panas 53 Mamaroneck 63, John Jay-East Fishkill 48 North Rockland 53, Lincoln 40 Solomon Schechter 53, Haldane 42 Clarkstown South 71, Tuxedo 24 Poughke... read entire article»
Westchester Ave. traffic stop nets felony drug charges for driver, passenger
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
PORT CHESTER - Two men were arrested on felony drug charges after the car they were in was pulled over for a faulty muffler and speeding Wednesday, police said. Anderson Perez, 18, of 15 Bush Ave., Port Chester, tried to flee from the 1991 Toyota ... read entire article»
Leslie Korngold The Journal News
Internist named one of Westchester's top doctors charged with forging prescription
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
NEW ROCHELLE - A doctor named by a magazine as one of Westchester's top physicians is accused of stealing pages from her partner's prescription pad and forging a prescription for herself, authorities said yesterday. Dr. Jennifer Bagg, 45, an inter... read entire article»
Leslie Korngold The Journal News
Key basketball and hockey games on today's schedule
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
Basketball and hockey are at the focal point of today's schedule of high school athletics. The White Plains girls basketball tournament wraps up today with Horace Greeley taking on Maria Regina in the championship scheduled for 7 p.m. The Nyack bo... read entire article»
Girls basketball roundup: Rye Country Day defeats Hamden Hall 36-27; Sleepy Hollow defeats Clarkstown South 64-52; Solomon Schechter deeats Keio 30-29; Holy Child defeats Croton-Harmon 51-29
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
Rye Country Day 36, Hamden Hall 27: Alexandra Osborne Jones had 21 points, 22 rebounds, and five blocks to lead visiting Rye Country Day to a 36-27 win over Hamden Hall yesterday. Christina McClintock added eight points for the Wildcats. read entire article»

Suspect in Mount Vernon burglary attempt may be linked to other crimes
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
RYE - Mount Vernon police had a strong hunch that Jerry A. Johnson, a convicted murder arrested at the scene of an attempted burglary Tuesday morning, could be linked to dozens of other unsolved thefts in Westchester County. Rye Police Commissione... read entire article»
Nicole Neroulias and Leslie Korngold The Journal News
Area high school events: Scores and schedule
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
Yesterday's results Boys basketball Gorton 50, Clarkstown North 44 Eastchester 58, Panas 53 Mamaroneck 63, John Jay-East Fishkill 48 North Rockland 53, Lincoln 40 Solomon Schechter 53, Haldane 42 Clarkstown South 71, Tuxedo 24 Poughk... read entire article»
Business in the Burbs: Taro provides financial update
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
Taro Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., an Israeli generic-drug maker with operations in Hawthorne, released unaudited financial statements yesterday that showed the company earned $14 million during the first nine months of the year on revenues of $... read entire article»
Holiday food drives, southern and central Westchester
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
These food pantries are collecting and distributing food and serving meals for Christmas. Brewster: Needed by Dec. 16: turkeys, hams, stuffing, instant potatoes, yams, rice, cereal, soup, cranberry sauce, coffee, tea, cake mixes, napkins. D... read entire article»
Preview: Girls team capsules
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
Mamaroneck Tigers Coach: John Savage (1st year, team was 6-14 last season) Top returners: Anna Reddicliffe (5-5), Jr., G; Lauren DiBiccari (5-5), Sr., G; Chelsea Blockin (5-10), Sr., C; Jade Mandel (5-8), Jr., F; Claire Aller ... read entire article»
Preview: Boys team capsules, Part 2
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
Lakeland Hornets Coach: Henry Weltman (13th year, 18-5 last season) Top returners: Lou DeMello (5-7), Sr., G; Joe Mostafa (6-5), Sr., C; Justin Domingo (6-5), Sr., C; Keith Rodriguez (5-10), Sr., G; Jack Cassara (5-11), Sr., G... read entire article»
Dining, in brief
Friday, Dec 7, 2007
Here's a reminder of the restaurants we've covered recently. The most recently published are at the top of the list. Union Restaurant and Bar Latino: The menu offers Latin-inspired dishes and Latin-infused takes on Continental standa... read entire article»
A Westchester 'top doctor' is accused of filling a forged prescription
Thursday, Dec 6, 2007
NEW ROCHELLE - A top doctor in Westchester has been accused of stealing pages from her partner's prescription pad and forging prescriptions for herself, law enforcement authorities confirmed today. Internist Jennifer Bagg, 45, a Mamaroneck village... read entire article»
Leslie Korngold The Journal News
Basketball and wrestling take center stage today
Thursday, Dec 6, 2007
There are a number of good matchups today, particularly in boys and girls basketball and wrestling. The first round of the White Plains girls basketball tournament gets underway at 5 p.m. when Rye takes on Horace Greeley. The host Tigers take on M... read entire article»
Area high school events: Scores and schedule
Thursday, Dec 6, 2007
Yesterday's results Boys basketball Rye Neck 44, Hamilton 40 Iona Prep 75, Cathedral 58 Valhalla 62, Hawthorne Cedar Knolls 60 Mahopac 55, Ramapo 52 Hamden Hall 72, Rye Country Day 54 Horace Mann 65, Masters 58 Mount Vernon 110, Gort... read entire article»

Spano ignorant about Indian Point
Thursday, Dec 6, 2007
As a former employee of Entergy's Indian Point Energy Center, I was angered by Andrew Spano's comments about the emergency planning drills and his "boycott" of any upcoming drills. His overall lack of knowledge on this topic is what makes his stat... read entire article»
Your Sound Shore Express community news
Thursday, Dec 6, 2007
The Woman's Club of Larchmont will hold its annual Holiday Book and Author Luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Dec. 14 at the Orienta Beach Club. Three authors will talk about their latest books after the lunch: Evelyn David, a Larchmont resident, co-author of... read entire article»
Rye Brook crafting plan for its future
Wednesday, Dec 5, 2007
RYE BROOK - The village is proceeding with a comprehensive plan, the first in its 25-year history. The plan would take a broader look at zoning, the architectural look of the village and the acquisition of green space. With public participation, R... read entire article»
Liz Sadler The Journal News
Westchester, NYC traffic watch
Wednesday, Dec 5, 2007
Bronx River Parkway - Alternating lanes will be closed in both directions from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. between Cemetery Road in White Plains, Exit 23, and Lafayette Avenue in Valhalla, Exit 27, for long-term construction. Hutchinson River Pa... read entire article»
Area high school events: Scores and schedule
Wednesday, Dec 5, 2007
Yesterday's results Boys basketball John Jay-East Fishkill 73, Saunders 68, OT Nanuet 75, Bronxville 67 Peekskill 85, Spring Valley 73 Mamaroneck 45, Fox Lane 42 New York School for the Deaf 44, Delaware School for the Deaf 41 Ossini... read entire article»
Holiday food drives, southern and central Westchester
Wednesday, Dec 5, 2007
These food pantries are collecting and distributing food and serving meals for Christmas. Brewster: Needed by Dec. 16: turkeys, hams, stuffing, instant potatoes, yams, rice, cereal, soup, cranberry sauce, coffee, tea, cake mixes, napkins. D... read entire article»
Business people in the news
Tuesday, Dec 4, 2007
Lisa Penziner, RN, East Meadows, has been appointed administrator of Sprain Brook Manor, Scarsdale, a skilled nursing facility. Penziner has been in health care for 20 years, most recently as assistant administrator of Shore View Nursing Ho... read entire article»
Business in the Burbs: Labor Department looking for job creation ideas
Tuesday, Dec 4, 2007
If you've got good ideas for promoting work-force development across the Westchester-Fairfield counties' border, the U.S. Labor Department has up to $2.5 million to make them happen. Two public events, billed as town hall meetings, are planned in ... read entire article»
An institution grows
Monday, Dec 3, 2007
The only thing that seems to be changing faster than the landscape of downtown White Plains is the landscape of the health-care industry. At the same time that White Plains' new residential developments have been rising and bringing new residents ... read entire article»
Rye's Trumm takes down third Miller crown
Sunday, Dec 2, 2007
RYE - Since eighth grade, Rye's Charlie Trumm has started off his wrestling season by competing in the Bernie Miller tournament. Trumm values the importance of hosting a tournament to kick off the season and understands what it truly means to Rye'... read entire article»

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