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Tuesday, April 17, 2018

The Yonkers Update From RoundupNewswires.com Editor Brian Harrod

DAILY VOICE: Andrew Ciccarelli, Yonkers Resident, Dies At 44

Memorial donations are being accepted in the memory of lifelong Westchester resident Andrew J. Ciccarelli, who died at age 44 on March 19.

He was born on March 24, 1973 in Bronxville to Armand J. Ciccarelli, Jr. and Jane G. Farrell. He was raised and educated in Yonkers, attending P.S. 28, Hawthorne Middle School, and Gorton High School.....

http://yonkers.dailyvoice.com/obituaries/andrew-ciccarelli-yonkers-resident-dies-at-44/735728/

JOURNAL NEWS: After seven years, it's all over for the Senate Independent Conference

PHOTO: Sens. Andrea Stewart-Cousins, D-#Yonkers, and #JeffKlein, D-Bronx wit Gov Andrew Cuomo

ALBANY -- The seven-year run of the Independent Democratic Conference in the #Senate officially ended Monday.

The conference whose influence on state policy outweighed its small size folded into the Democratic conference on Monday after an agreement earlier this month to disband.

Gov. #AndrewCuomo and the Senate's Democratic leaders announced April 4 the eight-member #IDC would reunify with the party ahead of an April 24 election for two Senate seats, including one in Westchester.

The move is aimed at giving #Democrats their first Senate majority since 2010...

https://www.lohud.com/story/news/politics/politics-on-the-hudson/2018/04/16/after-seven-years-its-all-over-senate-independent-democratic-conference/521396002/

FOCUS ON: The Yonkers Chamber of Commerce

The Voice of Business in Yonkers since 1893. The Yonkers Chamber of Commerce is the city's voice of business, aggressively promoting measures and issues in the interest of conducting business in the city and working against anything that impairs or threatens the vitality of doing so.

Advocates and initiates programs designed to enhance the image of Yonkers and stimulate the marketing of Yonkers-based products and services, along with providing referrals to job training programs.

Yonkers Chamber of Commerce

Address: 55 Main St #2, Yonkers, NY 10701

Phone: (914) 963-0332

https://www.facebook.com/yonkerschamber

POLICE BLOTTER: A Yonkers Man Charged with Larceny Following Incident At The Apple Store In Greenwich

GREENWICH CT: On Thursday, April 12, around 3:00pm, Greenwich Police heard from the manager of the Apple Store at 356 Greenwich Avenue that three larceny suspects from the previous week had returned to the store.

One of the suspects, Boubakar S Toure, 18, of Bradhurst Drive in Yonkers, NY, was located leaving the store in possession of stolen property including a $300 pair of ear buds and an Apple pencil worth about $100.

Mr. Toure was arrested and charged with Larceny 6.

His bond was set at $5,000 and he was assigned a date in Stamford Superior Court on April 27, 2018.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/YonkersNewswire/permalink/2084298081827759/

THE MATCH TO WATCH: Lawrence Daniel Bautista (Yonkers PAL) vs Justic Bland (PacPlex BC)

BOXING INSIDER: New York Metro’s “Road to the Garden” Finalists

NEW YORK CITY: New York Metro’s “Road to the Garden” Finalists – Time to Buy Tickets!

18 Exciting shows bring us to the end of our tournament. Since March 1 the athletes have been battling for a spot at Madison Square Garden on April 20, 2018.

This is the list of competitions that have made it. Come see them battle for a title, in the Ring Master’s Championships.

MSG is offering a 25% discount to USA Boxing Metro members using the code MSGRING on checkout: https://bit.ly/2Io7MhG

The final lineup for the MSG Ring Masters Championships on Friday, April 20h at Madison Square Garden’s Hulu Theater....

https://www.boxinginsider.com/headlines/new-york-metros-road-to-the-garden-finalists/

Yonkers Is A Beautiful Place....

YONKERS VIDEO: Speech about the importance of the Assyrian and American flags given by #MatthewMultari at the Assyrian Flag Raising Event conducted at Yonkers City Hall on Saturday, April 14th

https://www.facebook.com/groups/YonkersNewswire/permalink/2084532458470988/

BREAKING JOURNAL NEWS>>> 'Charlie's Angels' star Jaclyn Smith to visit #Yonkers

#JaclynSmith, a star of the 1970s series "Charlie's Angels," will visit Yonkers' #CrossCounty Shopping Center on Saturday. Smith, who since 1985 has sold fashions, housewares and skin care products under her own brands, will appear at #Sears from 1 to 3 p.m. to promote a new collection. The visit comes.....

https://www.lohud.com/story/news/local/westchester/yonkers/2018/04/16/charlies-angels-star-jaclyn-smith-visit-yonkers/518886002/

BREAKING NEWS: Tomorrow Night The City Council will hold an emergency meeting to pass a resolution requesting the New York State financial restructuring board for local governments to undertake a comprehensive review of the operations, finances and management practices of Yonkers.

YONKERS: Mayor Mike Spano will have to sign off on the city council resolution then the financial restructuring board can request any information necessary to understand the municipality’s finances and operations.

Based on this information, the Board would make recommendations to that municipality on improving its fiscal stability, management, and the delivery of public services.

As part of these recommendations, the Board could offer grants and/or loans of up to $5 million through the Local Government Performance and Efficiency Program for undertaking certain recommendations.

If the municipality agrees to undertake the Board’s recommendations, it would be contractually bound to fulfill those terms in order to receive the grant and/or loan.

Mayor Mike Spano new $1.15 billion budget calls to slash some 200 city jobs to close a $31 million budget gap

Rochester, Syracuse, Albany and Poughkeepsie have previously went to the New York State financial restructuring board for assistance. https://www.facebook.com/groups/YonkersNewswire/permalink/2084482941809273/ FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: St. John’s Riverside in Yonkers sues MVP Health Care over Medicaid payments PRESS RELEASE: St. John’s Riverside Hospital has sued MVP Health Care, claiming that the insurance company is making partial payments for Medicaid services. YONKERS: St. John's Riverside Hospital Said MVP Health Care owes $428,277 for missed payments last year. The lawsuit also names Hudson Health Plan, the company that struck the Medicaid deal with St. John’s in 2014. MVP acquired Hudson, the complaint states, and has assumed responsibility for Medicaid payments for the past two years. St. John’s sees patients at three locations: Andrus Pavilion in Yonkers; ParkCare Pavilion in Yonkers; and Dobbs Ferry Pavilion. The Medicaid program covers inpatient services, such as coronary care, surgeries and medicines, and outpatient services such as rehabilitation. St. John’s said the agreement requires MVP to cover services for its Medicaid members at 100 percent of the state-established rate. The rate is adjusted from time to time and applied retroactively to patients who were discharged before the new rate was published. Last year, New York changed the Medicaid rates twice, but MVP, St. John’s claims, arbitrarily paid some of the bills but not others. MVP has steadfastly refused to make any additional payments The dispute comes at a time when St. John’s is struggling financially. In 2015, for instance, it lost nearly $7.4 million on $242.6 million in revenue, according to its nonprofit tax form. Recently, St. John’s has been looking for a partnership with a larger health care network. St. John’s is represented by attorneys Michael J. Keane and Colleen M. Tarpey, of the Garfunkel Wild law firm in Great Neck. https://www.facebook.com/groups/YonkersNewswire/permalink/2084367658487468/ FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: C2 Education Yonkers now serving the community PRESS RELEASE: C2 Education Yonkers is now open and ready to provide students with the expert help they need to succeed YONKERS: We’re bringing our test prep, tutoring, and college admissions counseling services to Yonkers to produce the great results tens of thousands of our students see across the country. C2 Yonkers Stands Out from the Rest What sets C2 Education apart from other tutoring centers? You’ll be impressed. Small student-to-teacher ratio.At C2, you’re not just a number. Our small group sizes guarantee that you’ll get the attention you need. Personalized study plans.We start with an academic assessment. That way, we can sit down with you and your parents and design a study plan that only considers your strengths and weaknesses, and what we can do to ensure your success. Exceptional tutors.We only hire tutors who score in the 95th percentile in their field of expertise and put them through a rigorous training program. They really enjoy working with students. With lots of tutors on staff, you have oodles of experts at your fingertips. College admissions guidance.Consider us your second guidance counselor. You and your parents can stop by anytime to learn and ask questions about the sometimes-confusing college admissions process. Monthly progress reports.You won’t get lost in the fray. At C2 Education, we confer with you and your parents at least once a month to make sure you are progressing according to the study plan. Start Today with C2 At C2 Education, we offer K-12 tutoring programs; test prep for the SAT, ACT, PSAT, AP exams; and college counseling services. We’re here to help get you into the school of your dreams. Our expert tutors are ready to create a custom study plan for you, so stop by C2 Education of Yonkers on Central Park Ave. today, or call us. C2 Education of Yonkers Address: 2373B Central Park Ave, Yonkers, NY 10710 Phone: (914) 294-4060 https://www.facebook.com/groups/YonkersNewswire/permalink/2084356478488586/ ONLY IN YONKERS: Local Blogger #DelfimHeuslers Say He Turned Down An Opportunity To Be The Campaign Manager Of One unnamed Potential Third District City Council Candidate, Because He Is Supporting Tasha Diaz. BIG SUPPORTER: Delfim Heusler says,"I strongly support her in the strongest terms, she is an inspiration to me and is a real genuine community person, who gives back to her community and she is someone who is needed on the Yonkers City Council, especially in terms of Councilman Michael Sabatino's actions since being a Yonkers City Councilman of just being a Photo OP Councilman in my view." https://plus.google.com/+BrianHarrod/posts/XEkNCNAjLFe FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Gutsiness and Grace In #Yonkers Coming-Of-Age Novel PRESS RELEASE: Author #PatriciaVaccarino drew on her own experiences growing up in New York to create this multifaceted coming-of-age novel, “Yonkers Yonkers!” YONKERS BOOK: So let’s go back in time to 1969, when Yonkers was a tough, working-class city, rife with racial tensions, whispered-about mob associations and a hippie culture that had overrun the local gem of a park in order to turn on, tune in and drop out. Twelve-year-old Concetta Mary Bernadette Colangelo — she goes by the nickname Cookie — is the elder daughter in a dysfunctional family of four. Growing up in Yonkers is hardly idyllic to begin with, and when this novel opens, Cookie has recently endured an incident so traumatic that she has sealed it off in her memory. Whenever details try to resurface, she suppresses any inclination to revisit the incident with a steely mental admonishment to Stop. But the event has had an undeniable impact on Cookie. “She felt like she had a sunburn all over her heart, and if anyone touched her feelings, she would get stung, hurt to the quick, and maybe even die.” Overnight, Cookie goes from being a good girl to a tough-as-nails adolescent. And so it follows that when she hears about something called Woodstock, she decides she needs to see it for herself. She commandeers her ex-best friend’s big brother, who has just turned 16, to take her upstate. Woodstock may have seemed like a mud-splattered bacchanal to conventional America, but Cookie emerges unimpressed. She deals with weirder stuff back in Yonkers on a regular basis: a mother who swings from giddy highs to deranged lows, a father who rants with Italian machismo on the nights he bothers to come home at all, neighbors who habitually feud with one another and, at school, nuns who terrorize their students. And so, absent the rudder of a stable domestic life, Cookie undertakes to create a new identity for herself — hippie chick? gangster? writer? — while navigating a place and an era that roil with racial strife, political discontent and sexual harassment. All of this plays out against a psychedelic rock-and-roll soundtrack. Cookie’s hero is Canned Heat’s “Blind Owl” Alan Wilson, and his drug overdose death in 1970, followed in quick succession by the passing of Jimi Hendrix and then Janis Joplin, also color Cookie’s coming of age. But there are good things, even redemptive moments, that happen in her life, too. She violates implicit color lines when she becomes friends with a black boy named Herman. And she finds reliable refuge in the local library, a place that practices tolerance atypical of the surrounding neighborhood, and that contains a multiplicity of possibilities in the stories that line its shelves. “Yonkers Yonkers!” is curse, lament, taunt and, ultimately, whoop. Patricia Vaccarino writes with zest and in teeming detail. She seems to have trouble bringing this book to a close, but that’s understandable. This is a mesmerizing tale of a girl with gumption. https://www.amazon.com/Yonkers-Story-Race-Redemption/dp/0996349413 JOURNAL NEWS: State auditors say Yonkers didn't manage money well YONKERS - State auditors criticized local elected officials for not effectively monitoring the city's financial condition. On Friday — the same day Mayor Mike Spano announced hundreds of layoffs to close a budget gap — the office of state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli released an audit of Yonkers' financial condition...... https://www.lohud.com/story/news/local/westchester/yonkers/2018/04/15/yonkers-didnt-manage-money-well/518790002/
VIDEO: Mayor Mike Spano's Monthly Message

YONKERS: Mayor Mike Spano goes on City Hall TV to talk about the city of hills. https://www.facebook.com/groups/YonkersNewswire/permalink/2084323368491897/ NEWS 12: Firefighters work to tear down abandoned building in Yonkers YONKERS - Eight people are homeless and a main thoroughfare is closed for one block after Yonkers city officials decided to tear down an abandoned two-story apartment. The moves comes immediately after it was discovered that the structure at 205 Ashburton Ave. was about to collapse. Yonkers Assistant Fire Chief Edward Cucolo said as the wind began to blow, parts of the building started to shake. Yonkers firefighters say neighbors had called to report flying pieces of metal from the two-story apartment building. Officials said it was so close to collapsing that they decided to take down the building immediately. Crews worked into the night to dismantle it, causing police to shut down the busy avenue for hours and evacuate four adults and four children next door. The one-block closure also left nearby businesses like Cabana Bar and Restaurant worried about customer traffic. The Red Cross is working to relocate the two families as the weather turned colder and windier. Officials say they hope to have the building completely down by Monday morning and the evacuated families back inside their home. http://westchester.news12.com/story/37961487/firefighters-work-to-tear-down-abandoned-building YONKERS EVENT: Angelique Piwinski And Filmmaker Stephanie Jean Schleicher Are Hosting A Screening Of The Documentry “Angie: Her Story is History” At The Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site On Saturday April 21st From 6 PM - 8 PM Stephanie Jean Schleicher, a noted local filmmaker, teamed up with local historian, Angelique Piwinski, to take you on a historical tour Yonkers to view the treasures Of #Yonkers. Tickets are $10 for general audience and $5 for Friends of Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site. Tickets will be sold at the door. For more information, please contact, Angie Piwinski at angiepiwinski@gmail.com. Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site 29 Warburton Avenue Yonkers, New York 10701 (914) 965-4027 https://www.facebook.com/PhilipseManorHallSHS/ LOL... Please Join My Group, Because Everyone Left Me.... EMPTY SEATS: That #MPAC Idiot Johnny "#Kilo" Khader Is Going To Hold An "Open Enrollment" For His Insignificant Group On Tuesday, April 17th At 7 PM ARAB VOID: Its clear and evident that Yonkers' Jordanians are fleeing #MPAC and looking for a new organization to advocate for their interests. ALBANIAN PAC: Now "Low Class Limo" Owner Johnny "Kilo" khader Is Telling Everyone That There Was A Reason That its Called The "Mediterranean Political Action Committee" And That He Is Supposedly Going To Have His Albanian Friends Replace The Scores Of Jordanians That Have Left. GOODBYE JOHNNY: People Are Joking That The Yonkers Girl Scouts Have More Money Than MPAC, Because All Of The Wealthy Jordanian Doctors And Professionals Left The Group FORGET ABOUT KILO KHADER: Joihn And Mike Khader Promised Change and They Can’t Deliver. NOTHING CHANGED ON DAY ONE: one Term City Council President Mike Khader gets nothing done and there is already a line forming to run against him in 2021 ROFLMAO.... #MikeKhader was elected to be his idiotic big brothers puppet and he is doing a great job of responding when Johnny Kilo pulls the strings.... LOL...Enjoy your time lil mikey. you are "#OneAndDone https://www.facebook.com/groups/YonkersNewswire/permalink/2061964830727751/ LOL... I Thought The Flip Flopping Yonkers City Council President #MikeKhader Promised To Hire More Yonkers Police Department Officers..... NEWS 12 >>> Yonkers PBA: Budget is 'devastating' to police department YONKERS - Yonkers Mayor #MikeSpano’s 2019 budget proposal is not sitting well with the police department. The new $1.15 billion budget revealed Friday calls to slash some 200 city jobs – the heftiest cuts coming from the force. “We've already eliminated every foot post and shrunk down every specialized unit down to a number that's already unsustainable. So honestly, I don't know what they plan on doing,” said Yonkers PBA President Keith Olson. The budget proposal calls to cut 55 police officers and demote 17 sergeants. Police say cuts to the department will lead directly to a rise in crime. “Crime will go up in every aspect. If people call the police, it will take longer for us to get there. There will be less cops on patrol to catch people in the act of doing crimes,” said Keith Olson. “There will be less people to investigate those crimes. In every aspect of policing, we'll be devastated.” The City Council’s deadline to pass the budget is June 1. http://westchester.news12.com/story/37957734/yonkers-pba-budget-is-devastating-to-police-department
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