YONKERS, NY -- May 1, 2013 -- The aftermath of the Westchester County Democratic Committee Convention has created a quagmire of political chaos and disarray such as none would have imagined. What do you think about the state of affairs in the City of Hills? Share your perspective by calling the program at 347-205-9201 during the "live" broadcast time slot.
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YONKERS, NY – Westchester County Board Chairman Ken Jenkins expected to win the endorsement of the Westchester County Democratic Committee Convention. Even so, Mr Jenkins chose to contemplate a “Plan B” which proved to be necessary. Mr Jenkins effort to become the Democratic Party designee was foretold by the first ballot cast among the three candidates running: Noam Bramson, Ken Jenkins, and Bill Ryan. By the second vote, Mr Jenkins worse fears would come to be realized as Mr Bramson took to the lectern to thank his supporters for affording him the opportunity to take Democratic Party values in challenge of the Republican incumbent Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino.
YONKERS, NY -- Former NYS Senator Nick Spano is home. He was released from jail today and will serve the balance of his prison sentence confined to his residence which ends on May 22, 2013. Welcome home!
In honor of Earth Week, Bronxville School parents and the School administration organized a “Walk to School” week. It was a huge success with “moving trains” of children coming down the hills and not a single traffic jam or delay on Midland Avenue.
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YONKERS, NY -- April 30, 2013 -- Westchester On the Level's Tuesday, April 30, 2013 show, by its being Tuesday is special, then again, only because co-host Richard Narog brings his perspective to the vast expanse of the Internet. Join co-hosts Richard Narog and Hezi Aris as they explore the issues of the day that have been evolving for more than two decades. Share your perspective by calling the program at 347-205-9201 during the "live" broadcast time slot.
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Another Round of Documents Receive No Mitigation; Only Greater Insult
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YONKERS, NY -- April 29, 2013 -- The Fabio Corsi / Susan Tressler household received another inane letter from the Department of Finance and Management Services with regard to water bills that were based on estimates that have proven so outrageous vis-à-vis the actual readings exceeding usage by a factor of 4 or 3 to 1, depending on a respective year’s billing / readings. After a letter from the Corsi / Tressler household and the Yonkers Tribune more than 2 weeks ago, Corsi / Tressler received a letter from the Department of Finance and Management Services. Unfortunately, instead of solving the problem the Department of Finance and Management Services made it worse by requesting an additional payment of $153.59. Commissioner John Liszewski, presently the commissioner of Yonkers Department of Finance and Management was the former commissioner of Department of Public Works and commissioner of the Department of Water prior to present Mayor Mike Spano. (Editor’s Note: No conflict here!)
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YONKERS, NY -- April 28, 2013 -- Westchester On the Level's Monday, April 29, 2013 show, will explore the merit of past and present economic development projects that mesmerized Yonkersites with promise and disappointment over many years. The exploration will review what was said, what was done, what is promised , and what has transpired over the last dozen years.
On behalf of the Community Governance & Development Council (CGDC), the Free School 19 campaign, and as a member of the community surrounding School 19, I would like to respectfully request that your administration reconsider its decision not to negotiate with our organization or “tangibly” support the community’s aspirations for the redevelopment of School 19 into a mixed-use community center and neighborhood school.
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