Yonkers Tribune

Join our guests this Friday, November 1, 2013 @ 10 a.m. on the "featured" BlogTalk Radio platform: "Westchester On the Level" for an interesting morning. We open the opening hour at 10 a.m. with Rising Media Editor Dan Murphy in discussion of all things Westcehster and specifically, the City of Yonkers. Politics, schools, people, it all part of Mr Murphy's expertise. At 11:00 a.m. Director Jorge Montalvo of the NYS Office for New Americans / Special Assistant to the New York Secretary of State joins the program to speak to the process of integration by the new Americans into society and the basis for his charge. At 11:30 a.m., Euthimios "Tim" Theotokatos, candidate for Yonkers 4th City Council District speaks about his campaign effort and how the process has evolved. Hezi Aris is your host today. Share your perspective by calling the show at 347-205-9201 during the "live" broadcast, or listen on demand by way of the following hyperlink: http://BlogTalkRadio.com/WestchesterOnTheLevel/

Join guest Democratic Conference Leader Senator Andrea Stewart-Cousins and host Hezi Aris as they engage in deciphering local issues on the "featured" BlogTalk Radio program, Westchester on The Level this Thursday, October 31, 2013, at the top of the 10 a.m. opening hour. Discussion continues thereafter through to 12 Noon. Share your perspective by calling the show at 347-205-9201 during the "live" broadcast, or listen on demand by way of the following hyperlink: http://BlogTalkRadio.com/WestchesterOnTheLevel/

The assertion made by Professor Oren Levin-Waldman is succinct. He states, "It is foolhardy to believe that cutting programs as the Republicans suggest will simply reduce the deficit rather than be passed on to their cronies. But it is equally foolhardy to believe that raising taxes as the Democrats so often advocate will either be applied to reducing the deficit or to assisting the middle class. Taxing those at the top of the distribution does not reduce income inequality; rather boosting the incomes of those at the bottom does. This is because for income inequality to be reduced the percentage increase in wages at the bottom has to be higher than the percentage increase in wages at the top". The emotional topic is best distilled through conceptual logic. Join guest Prof. Oren-Waldman and host Hezi Aris as they engage in deciphering the issue on the "featured" BlogTalk Radio program, Westchester on The Level with Wednesday, October 20, 2013, from 10 - 11 a.m., thereafter, from 11 a.m. to 12 Noon, we focus on the Open Letter penned by Weschester County Concervative Party Chair High Fox, Jr., with respect to the upcoming Yonkers City Council President race. Also, the departure of Yonkers Deputy Mayor Sue Gerry, her replacement James Cavanaugh, and his questionale ties to the City of Yonkers as its consultant, Yonkers Parking Authority Board of Directors members, his recent marriage to Yonkers Planning Commissioner Wilson Kimball, and his disturbing conduct with Ms Kimball while Jim was President and CEO of the Battery Park City Authority in lower Manhattan, and Mr Cavanaugh's relationship as a "team member" of former NYS Senator Nick Spano's Empire Strategic Planning lobbying operation. At issue is whether the entire Yonkers waterfront development project once the exclusive domain of Struever Fidelco Cappelli over a 12-year period in which no new imprint took hold will be guided "without?" conflict of interest when these "cuplrits" have it all going on? Share your perspective by calling the show at 347-205-9201 during the "live" broadcast, or listen on demand by way of the following hyperlink: http://BlogTalkRadio.com/WestchesterOnTheLevel/