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Attorney Martha Brosius, 50, of a GreatNeck, Long Island, has been chargedwith embezzling funds from three of herformer clients including stealing more than$150,000 belonging to the estate of anincapacitated seventy seven year-old man.

The Elder Law attorney who practicesin Great Neck and Manhattan, wasarraigned before Judge Eric Bjorneby inFirst District Court of Nassau County on acriminal complaint charging her with threecounts of second-degree grand larceny andfaces up to fifteen years in prison if con-victed.

She was retained on $100,000 bond or$10,000 cash bail and returns to court onOctober 17, 2013.

According to district attorney RichardA. Brown, Brosius in submitting a swornaccounting statement to the Court formonies spent from the disabled mansaccounts, allegedly stated among otherthings, that she gave the man $150,000 incash between September 2009 andSeptember 2011.

However, after a forensic review ofher accounts by the district attorneysoffice, it was revealed that funds belongingto the disabled man were taken by Brosiusfrom the escrow accounts she maintainedon his behalf and deposited into her busi-ness and personal accounts.

In a second incident, according to thecriminal charges, two sons of aWestchester man hired Brosius to handletheir fathers estate and to sell his resi-

dence and set up a Special Needs orSupplemental Needs Trust for their dis-abled sister, who was the sole inheritor oftheir fathers estate. A check for$245,595.96 for the sale of the residencewas deposited in an escrow account main-tained by Brosius.

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Attorney EmbezzledDisabled Clients!

MARTHA BROSIUS, 50A Great Neck elder law attorney who has offices in Great Neck and

Manhattan, was arraigned and charged on last Thursday (Sept 27) withstealing more than $150,000 from three clients in a four-year period.

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Additionally to the school manage-ment, I receive a lot of requests fromEducational Management companies fromChina. The private schools in China givecontracts to Educational Management com-panies to hire and pay the teachers.

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Quote: Our teaching-in-China place-ments are all year round and I do hope youcan send me some good candidates on amonthly basis. I would like to reiterate thefollowing are our basic requirements:-Native English speakers; aged 20-55;Preferably a university degree holder;preferably a TEFL/TESOL certificate hold-er; preferably Caucasians- most schoolspsychopathically stick to this point at thisend.

This is another request I received froma Skype message: Quote: Teachers need toteach age from 3 to 12 years, have somegood way to control young children and

have some other is most our school needwhite native speaker, this is not racial dis-crimination, because some child will crywhen they face a black people, we have tosend them white teachers, in Beijing and insome good school few black teacher.

Add to their special request forCaucasian teachers, the salary that theyoffer is no more than $1300 per month. I amnot sure how many qualified American

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Some funds were allegedly distrib-uted while the vast majority of the fundswere transferred to her business and per-sonal accounts that no money remainedfrom the original deposit or evidence thata trust fund ever existed. The Trust wasto ensure that there would be no futuremonetary problems with the disabled sis-ters Medicaid, Supplemental SecurityIncome and subsidized housing needs.

Brosius was also hired by a maleindividual in August, 2012 to handle hismothers estate and was given an escrowcheck for $84,864. It is alleged thatchecks written by Brosius to two individ-uals who were to receive a gift of$10,000 each under the terms of thedeceaseds will were not immediatelycleared because of insufficient funds.

The defendant is accused ofbreaching her fiduciary duty and unjust-ly enriching herself at the expense of herclients. Such alleged actions cannot gounpunished., said District AttorneyBrown. He is also asking anyone whobelieves that he or she may have been avictim, or knows someone who mayhave been a victim of the Brosius allegedscheme, to contact his Integrity Bureauat 718-286-6560.

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GOVERNOR CHRISTIE VISITS GOLDEN KRUST:Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey (c) raps with Golden Krust Caribbean Bakerys franchisees Grill Richard Gore (l) andLana-Kay Gore during a recent visit to the store at 303 Main Street, Orange, NJ. Christie has always been out in the com-munities supporting local businesses. The franchisees have been providing the authentic taste of the islands in their neigh-borhood for approximately eight years. Christie took time out to congratulate the franchisees on their community involve-ment and for exemplifying the New Jersey spirit. A family-operated business founded by Lowell Hawthorne, Golden KrustCaribbean Bakery & Grill is the nations largest Caribbean-themed franchise with 120 restaurants in nine states.

BRONX:

Atwo-month-old girl died in theBronx, apparently when herolder sister rolled on top of herwhile sleeping.

The baby, identified as two-month old Jarilyse Della Cruz , wascrushed inside the bed of the

Carpenter Avenue home inWakefield just before 12:30 a.m.

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GEM Leadership Conference I Have aVoice in This World Mount Vernon,New York, November 19, 2012 OnTuesday, November 20, 2012, the MountVernon Youth Bureaus Girls EmbracingMaturity (GEM) Program will host a largeplanning conference at AB Davis MiddleSchool from 8:45am-11:30am.

The Girls Embracing Maturity(GEM) Program was designed to help ouryoung ladies mature and develop positiveattitudes and attributes. It is our goal toequip our girls with the tools that are need-ed to become resilient, compassionate,authentic role models for their community,stated DaMia Harris, the creator of MountVernons GEM Program and the ExecutiveDirector of the Youth Bureau. Tomorrowsevent will be one of several conferencespromoting student participation in thedevelopment of a culminating GEMLeadership Conference.

The final conference is anticipatesserving over 300 young women in the pub-lic school system. The Mount Vernon YouthBureau has partnered with several commu-nity members and organizations to includebut is not limited to the Mount Vernon CitySchool District, The Westchester CountyYouth Bureau and Alpha Kappa AlphaSorority, Inc., Zeta Nu Omega Chapter.

Guest speakers for tomorrows event are Dr.Murdisia Orr, Melinda D. Hodge, NestaFelix, Basima Muhammad, Tina Shoulders,Stacey Lorin Merkl, Krista Mann, VeronicaJones and Leugenia Edwers.

Mayor Davis stated, We recognize thevalue and importance of cultivating femaleleaders. In fact, we have done a great job inproducing future leaders from this city, andwe will continue to do this through pro-grams such as GEM along with partner-ships with the Mount Vernon City SchoolDistrict and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,Inc. For further information, please con-tact Aku Brown through the Mount VernonYouth Bureau at (914) 665-2344.

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BROOKLYN:

ABrooklyn owner and pharmacist,Aleksandr Ilyayev, 41 of V&APharmacy , Inc located at 72 ManhattanAvenue in Williamsburg was recently bustedfor allegedly scamming Medicaid out ofalmost $800,000 after he chatted with anundercover investigator about his illegaloperation selling primarily HIV drugs,authorities said.

He was charged with numerous offensesincluding health care fraud in the seconddegree, grand larceny in the third degree andfalsifying business records. He faces up tofifteen years in prison if convicted on the topcount and restitution of the stolen Medicaidfunds.

According to the indictment, betweenJanuary 19, 2011 and August 21, 2012,investigators conducted 14 undercover oper-ations at the V&A Pharmacy. The investiga-tion revealed that the defendant was alleged-ly engaged in three types of criminalschemes, all designed to get money fromMedicaid.

It is also alleged that the defendantbilled Medicaid for 22 different prescriptionmedications that were never or partially dis-pensed, for which Medicaid paid a total of$17,940.20.

The defendant allegedly gave undercov-er investigators kickbacks in cash or Metrocards in violation of Medicaid rules and reg-ulations for bringing prescriptions for certainmedications, primarily used to treat HIV tobe filled at his pharmacy. Ilyayev alsoencouraged the undercover investigators tosend him other Medicaid recipients with sim-ilar prescriptions, and promised them a com-mission for each new customer.

Each received a total of $685 in cashand Metro Cards valued at approximately$203.59. Ilyayev billed Medicaid andreceived payments totaling $45,152.47.From the 14 undercover operations conduct-ed, he billed and received a total of$64,971.55 from Medicaid.

In addition, an analysis of recordsobtained by KCDA investigators, includingthe defendants bank records, found thatbetween January 19, 2011 and November 29,2012, the pharmacy billed and received anadditional $726,150.04 from Medicaid.

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Suffolk police arrested seven bikers forallegedly driving recklessly on theeastbound Long Island Expressway.

Two motorists called 911 to reportthe motorcyclists weaving in and out oftraffic and speeding on the eastboundLong Island Expressway near Exit 49 atapproximately noon.

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responded and followed the group forapproximately 10 exits and witnessed themotorcyclists driving recklessly.

When the group approached Exit 63and traffic slowed, a second HighwayPatrol car pulled out in front of the groupand all seven motorcyclists pulled over tothe right shoulder.

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Kingston, Jamaica:

An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.4jolted several; Caribbean countriesincluding Trinidad and Tobago and Guyanaon Friday night, the Trinidad-based SeismicUnit of the University of the West Indies(UWI) confirmed Saturday.

It said that the quake, which was also feltin Grenada and St. Vincent and theGrenadines occurred at 10.10 pm (local time)and was located north of the Paria Peninsulain Trinidad.

The Guyana-based Demerara Waveswebsite said the tremor was felt as far away

as Corriverton, Berbice, Linden, Bartica,Mahdia and the North West District.

There were no immediate reports ofdamage or death caused by the quake whichhad a depth of 60 kilometers and was located10.86 degrees North, 62.12 degrees West.

Media reports in Trinidad made refer-ence to electricity power cuts but no seriousdamage or injuries. The quake is the mostpowerful felt in Trinidad and Tobago since1997 when an earthquake with a magnitudeof 6.1 struck the twin island republic causingdamage in the sister isle of Tobago.

Several Caribbean countriesrocked by earthquake

!PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad:

Jamaica's High Commissioner to Trinidadand Tobago, Sharon Saunders, recently dis-missed media reports in Kingston that a groupof 20 Jamaicans had been deported from Portof Spain earlier this week.

On Thursday, there were media reportsthat the Jamaicans, who had arrived here onCaribbean Airlines (CAL) flight 457 onWednesday night, had been given a rudeawakening on arrival at the PiarcoInternational Airport.

The report claimed that the Jamaicanswere detained by Immigration and Customsofficials and sent home the following day. Italso said that the Trinidadian authorities had

blamed Jamaicans for an increase in the crimelevels here.

But Saunders, speaking on a radio pro-gramme here, said the reports were inaccurateand "unfortunate". "I have to confirm thatthere is no truth to what was carried, I believeon Nationwide Radio yesterday, that 20Jamaicans were returned who arrived the pre-vious evening. "The fact is there were twofemale Jamaicans who were not allowed entryand were returned safely to Jamaica yesterdaymorning via Caribbean Airlines. So it is afalsehood," she said, noting, however, that asimilar situation did occur last month whenseveral Jamaicans were sent back home, forc-ing an intervention by her office.

Jamaicans deported from TT

GEORGETOWN, Guyana: Guyanas Minister of Agriculture, Dr LeslieRamsammy, has criticised regional govern-ments for falling short on promises of greaterinvestment in agricultural research.

Speaking at the opening of a regionalmedia workshop to kick off Caribbean Weekof Agriculture (CWA) activities here,Ramsammy pointed to the fact that less than0.1 per cent of the regions annual expenditureis devoted to research in the sector.

He cited lagging developments in thepropagation of commercially-viable plantvarieties and the search for alternatives to

heavy reliance of harmful pesticides and fer-tilisers, the minister said research and devel-opment had fallen behind.

Ramsammy said this exists even thoughCaribbean governments say they are in pur-suit of a hunger free region of the world.

He chided regional officials for slowdevelopment of a genetically-modified organ-ism (GMO) policy and said though he wouldnot state his personal view on the issue, sucha policy was important if the region were toproperly address climate change impacts onthe sector.

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The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ)has ruled that the BarbadosGovernment breached Jamaican ShaniqueMyrie's right of entry when she wasdenied entry to the country more than twoyears ago, and awarded her more than$75,000.

In its ruling this morning, deliveredby video conference from Trinidad, thecourt ordered the Barbados Governmentto pay her $75,000 in non-pecuniary dam-ages, $2,240 in pecuniary damages, andpay her legal costs.

Myrie claimed she was verballyabused by immigration officers, subjectedto a body cavity search and illegallydenied entry into the island when shearrived at the Grantley AdamsInternational Airport (GAIA) on March14, 2011.

In addition to seeking up to $1 mil-lion and apology for how she was treated,

Myrie asked the CCJ to determine theminimum standard of treatment applicableto CARICOM citizens moving within theregion under the Revised Treaty ofChaguaramas and requested that furtherinvestigations be carried out to identifythe individuals who assaulted anddetained her, with a view to prosecutingthem criminally.

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Caribbean-born, New York-based media entrepreneur andcolumnist, Felicia J. Persaud, was among tens of thou-sands in the United States joining the march nationally forComprehensive Immigration Reform, (CIR), on Saturday,October 5.

The Hard Beat Communications executive, along withValence Williams and Menes De Griot of Guyana, were thelone Caribbean nationals joining the New York ImmigrationCoalition organized rally in Brooklyn, NY, as they put thespotlight on the voiceless Caribbeans who are undocumentedand desperate for immigration reform yet remain in the shad-ows.

Carrying a sign that read simply: "Caribbeans Too NeedImmigration Reform," Persaud, founder of CaribPR Wire,News Americas Now and Invest Caribbean Now, has pennedher 46th open letter to President Obama in her weekly col-umn in the New York Amsterdam News calling for immigra-tion reform now, got the thumbs up from Chirlane McCray,the wife of New York City mayoral front-runner, Bill deBlasio, whose roots extend to the Caribbean, as she proudlycarried her sign around Cadman Plaza, Brooklyn.

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"The fact the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Serviceand consuls worldwide are largely open because of immi-grants fees and the government shutdown has not affectedthem tells why the Congress needs to pass CIR now,"Persaud said.

Though they were only three, the small Caribbean con-tingent stole the show with their rhythm and sent a clear mes-sage that the Caribbean was in the house and also neededimmigration reform. "It's beyond incomprehensible thatsome three million Caribbean people can party each yeardown Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn, New York but only threeof us can show up to make our voices heard for somethingthat is important to thousands in our community," saidPersaud.

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Simpson Headsto IMG AcademyThree-time Jamaican Olympian,Sherone Simpson, has found a newbase camp in Florida, USA with IMGAcademy. Her lifetime career managerPaul Doyle, stated "Yes, she is now train-ing with Loren Seagrave at the IMGAcademy in Florida, its just a change shewas looking to make."

Simpson, along with former trainingpartner Asafa Powell who started their pro-fessional career with Coach Steven Francisat MVP, has had their share of dispute inthe last three months, as they were testedpositive at the Jamaica Trials in June,which led to a fall-out with former coachStephen Francis.

Francis was quoted as saying hewould not take back the athletes unlessthey parted company with manager Doyle.

Simpson won individual silver medalat the 2008 Summer Games. She also wongold with Jamaica's 4x100m team inLondon 2012. At the WorldChampionships level, she helped Jamaicato silver medals in 2011 and 2005.

Simpson and Powell will faceJamaica Anti-Doping Disciplinary Panel inJanuary 2014.

Tendulkar retiresafter 200th test

NEW DELHI, India (AP) Indian starbatsman Sachin Tendulkar hasannounced his retirement from interna-tional cricket, saying his 200th test nextmonth will be the last of a glorious 24-year career.

The 40-year-old Mumbai batsman isthe most prolific in international crickethistory with 15,837 runs in 198 tests and18,426 runs in 463 one-day internation-als. He also holds the record for mostcenturies in tests (51) and ODIs (49). Hemade his test debut for India in 1989 atthe age of 16.

Tendulkar, has already retired fromlimited over internationals and is rankedalongside Viv Richards and not farbehind Australian legend Don Bradmanin the list of the world's greatest batsmenand he is revered in India as a popularhero.

His last test will be against the WestIndies at a yet to be determined venue inIndia from November 14 to 18.

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Kingston, Jamaica WI:

Jamaican National coach OberonPitterson says the Sunshine girls arebehind in their preparation for the IFNAfast five competition to be held in NewZealand from November 8-10.

A squad of 17 players took part in apractice match on Friday with the aim ofselecting a final of squad ten for thechampionship.Although expressing satis-faction with aspects of their game, CoachPitterson says there is still a lot of work tobe done.

Top players Jahnielle Fowler andRomelda Aiken who ply their trades in theAnz League are expected to form part ofthe final squad and Coach Pitterson haswelcomed their inclusion.The Sunshine Girls fell short at last yearfast net tournament in New Zealandwhere they finished 4th.

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Trinidad and Tobago-born footballer,Akeem Adams, has had his left legamputated as he continues to fight for hislife in a hospital in Hungary.

Adams, 22, who plays for theFerencvrosi Torna club, suffered a mas-sive heart attack last month and was fittedwith a mechanical heart while awaiting aheart transplant.

However, his condition was said tohave worsened because of necrosis in thelimb as a resulted of his artificial heart notefficiently getting blood to his extremi-ties.

Adams was fitted with the mechani-cal device just under a week ago to savehis life but sadly his leg had to be ampu-tated due to the mortification of limbmuscles. This surgery prevented theimmediate threat to life, FerencvrosiTorna Club revealed on its website.

The Trinidad and Tobago FootballAssociation, (TTFA) launched a fund lastweek to assist Adams who remains in theIntensive Care Unit (ICU) of VrosmajoriHeart Clinic in Hungary.

KANSAS CITY:

Jamaica's dream of reaching the finalsof another World Cup came to an endon Friday evening in the alien setting of astadium in Kansas City in the UnitedStates.

The Reggae Boyz, still holding on toa faint hope of qualification when theyleft Kingston earlier in the week, had thathope shattered when they were beatentwo-nil by the Americans.

Jermaine "Tuffy" Anderso, the strik-er on whom many local fans were pinningtheir hopes of a positive outcome, wasonly given the last six minutes of thegame.

After a goalless first half and anoth-er 22 minutes in which the Jamaicansheld their own, the Americans got theirfirst goal through Graham Zusi in the 77minute of play. Jozy Altidore added thesecond goal to make the outcome a for-

mality, giving the Americans first place inthe qualifying group and headed forBrazil in 2014.

Jamaica remains rooted at the foot ofthe standings on four points, and will endthe campaign in 6th and last place onTuesday, whatever the outcome of thefixtures then.

Honduras closed in on a place in theWorld Cup finals after a one-nil win overCosta Rica, who have already securedtheir place in the world showpiece. JerryBengtson got the winner for Honduras inthe 65th minute.

That win has pushed Honduras to 14points, that's six more than fourth placedMexico and Panama who are also playinglate Friday evening.

A draw between Mexico and Panamawould ensure Honduras a place amongthe final 32 nations.

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WADA is probing anti-doping claimsthat drug testing of Jamaica'ssprinters broke down before the SummerOlympic Games in London in 2012.

WADA will undertake an extraordi-nary audit of the Jamaica Anti-DopingCommission after its former head claimedout-of-competition testing all but van-ished between January and July 2012.

WADA has confirmed to the AP thatthere was a significant gap of no testingin the run-up to the Olympics and that it issubsequently concerned enough to inves-tigate the issue.

"There was a period of - and forgiveme if I don't have the number of monthsright - but maybe five to six months dur-ing the beginning part of 2012 where therewas no effective operation," WADADirector General David Howman said inan interview. "No testing. There mighthave been one or two, but there was notesting. So we were worried about it, obvi-ously."

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November 2nd Coalition to Preserve Reggae Music(CPR) has announced that StreetHype Newspaper will sponsor the CPRShowcase scheduled for the 9th annualstaging of the family friendly and everpopular Reggae Culture Salute (RCS) onSaturday, November 2nd at NazarethRegional High School, 475 E. 57th Street,Brooklyn, NY 11203 at 8pm.

During the CPR artist showcase,members of the CPR artist caucus show-case their talents and bring awareness totheir craft.

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Coalition to Preserve Reggae Music(CPR) is pleased to announce thatReggae prodigy, singer, songwriter, producerand founder of the Big Ship label, FreddieMcGregor will receive CPR's highest honor,the Pinnacle Award at this year's ReggaeCulture Salute, for his more than fifty yearsas a pioneer on the Jamaican music scene.

Freddie McGregor, a household name inthe pantheon of reggae achievers made hisdebut at age 7 as "Little Freddie" beforegoing on to become popular for his earlyassociation with the Clarendonians and aslead singer with the Generation Gap and SoulSyndicate bands.

In addition to being honored, FreddieMcGregor will make a special appearance atReggae Culture Salute to mark the 83rdanniversary of the coronation of His ImperialMajesty Emperor Haile Selassie I andEmpress Mennen of Ethiopia. As a long timemember of the Twelve Tribe of Israel organi-zation, Freddie will also mark the 50thanniversary of the speech delivered by HisMajesty to the United Nations that was madepopular by the late Bob Marley with thesong, War.

The Pinnacle Award honors the contri-bution of the Ras Tafari ethos to the characterof reggae music. The award is named for thecommunity of Pinnacle in Sligoville, St.Catherine on the island of Jamaica, whereRastafarians best demonstrated self-reliance,resilience and resistance. Pinnacle was sub-jected to several attacks by the authoritiesuntil it was eventually destroyed by fire.

Headlining Reggae Culture Salute 2013is Etana, "The Strong One" who returns aftermaking her debut in 2007 at the WebsterHall.

Reggae Culture Salute has become thepreeminent roots reggae event in the NewYork tri-state area. The family event attractsa diverse intergenerational audience of reg-gae lovers who come each year to celebrateroots reggae music in an authentic communi-ty vibe. Sponsors for Reggae Culture Salute2013 include, CPRLive, VP Records, DennisShipping, Street Hype Newspaper, DragonStout and Transcontinental Shippers.

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The iconic event producers have addedexclusive Reggae giants King Yellowman,Josey Wales "The General," JohnnyOsbourne, Luciano "The Messenger" andMichigan & Smiley to the already fiery"Reeewind & Come Again" line up, whichis set for Saturday, November 9, 2013 dur-ing Veteran's Day Weekend at Amazura inQueens, New York.

Additionally, Yellowman and JohnnyOsbourne have infrequent U.S. perform-ances. So, their scores of fans are also in fora treat. Luciano "The Messenger" will alsograce the "Reeewind" stage for the firsttime ever, injecting his impressive rootsvocals and presence to the event.

"We owe it to our patrons to have thebest acts on our event line ups," says Chinof Irish and Chin. "Our efforts paid off andafter going the extra mile to pull 'Reeewind'together in a grand way, the bar for liveReggae entertainment has officially beenraised."

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By Jarrett Murphy

The city's Board of Elections has issuedthis year's official general electioncontest listalthough in a few cases,there's no contest at all.

In six of the city's 51 districts,Democratic Council candidates are run-ning unopposed.

Manhattan's Margaret Chin(Chinatown and Lower Manhattan) andInez Dickens (Central Harlem) join threeQueens Council membersJulissaFerreras (East Elmhurst, Corona), DannyDromm (East Elmhurst, Jackson Heights)and Jamie Van Bramer (Long Island City,Sunnyside)as incumbents facing noteven a minor-party challenger. None of thethree Queens reps even faced a primarychallenge, so they'll cruise to re-electiontotally unopposed.

In Brooklyn's 35th district, cover-ing Fort Greene and Clinton Hill,Democrat Laurie Cumbo, who led a largeprimary field, faces no general electionopposition.

She's the only non-incumbent facingno challenge on November 5.

In sixteen other districts throughBrooklyn, Manhattan and Queens,Democrats face only third-party chal-lengers because there is no Republican in

the race. And Maritza Davila faces noGOP opposition in her bid to replace VitoLopez in Bushwick's state Assembly seat.

In Staten Island and the Bronx, allCouncil races feature Republican andDemocratic contestants.

There are Democrats and Republicansin all the borough presidency races exceptBrooklyn's, where State Sen. Eric Adams,a Democrat running to replace MartyMarkowitz, faces only third-party opposi-tion.

This year's menu offers slightly lesschoice than in 2009, when five Councilcandidates ran totally unopposed in thegeneral election and 11 faced no major-party opponent. One of the unopposed wasFerreras, meaning she hasn't faced a mean-ingful election since the primary in '09.

Of course, facing a third-party oppo-nent, or even a Republican, doesn't neces-sarily mean a Democrat faces a real chal-lenge.

In 2009, all five borough presidencyraces faced major-party opponents, andnone of the winners received less than 75percent of the vote.

The low turnout New York City hasseen in recent municipal elections (in2009, fewer than one in eight Democratsvoted in the primary and less than a quar-ter of registered voters came out for theNovember election) has many causes, butthe lack of even token competition is like-ly a contributing factor.

If so the fact that this year's publicadvocate and comptroller races are beingtreated as coronations for DemocratsLetitia James and Scott Stringer, that pollssuggest a landslide in the mayor's race andthat nearly half of the City Council racesare low-drama affairs suggest this year'sturnout won't reverse the trend.

You should know that Mayor MichaelBloomberg's days are numbered asMayor of the City of New York. He has onlya little less than three months before he's outof public office.

You should also know that along withMayor Bloombergs departure will alsocome the departure of New York City'sCommissioners, special assistants, andmany workers who were hired and appoint-ed to serve at the pleasure of the Mayor. Inother words, thousands of people who nowdrive special vehicles and travel with driversand bodyguards - beginning on January 1,2014 - will be seen walking down the streetand riding the subway like anybody else.

One of those many positions that willbecome vacant is the Commissioner of NewYork City Police Department. RaymondKelly, the current Police Commissioner whohas served for the past twelve (12) years inMayor Bloomberg's Administration, is oneof those many people who will have to packhis bags and move on.

One of the first orders of business forthe newly elected Mayor will be to select allof his new Commissioners - including themost important Commissioner of all: theCommissioner of New York City PoliceDepartment. This department has never hada Hispanic Commissioner. PoliceCommissioners have been AfricanAmerican, Jewish, Irish, Italian, etc. - butnever Hispanic.

You should know that the highest posi-tion ever reached by any Hispanic in theNew York City Police Department is held byRafael Pineiro, the son of a Spaniard fatherand a Cuban mother. Rafael Pineiro holdsthe position of the 1st Vice-Commissionerof New York City Police Department. Inother words, he is the one who directs theday-to-day operations within the depart-ment.

We have all heard that New York City'sDemocratic Mayoral Candidate, Bill DeBlasio, has already begun to prepare a list ofnames, so if he is elected, he will be pre-pared to choose from that list and nominatethe next Police Commissioner.

You should know that this topic hasbeen covered several times in print, on theradio and television, and online and weknow that Bill De Blasio does have a list ofpotential nominees. We also know that BillDe Blasio's list for potential PoliceCommissioner does not even mentionnames that are Hispanic.

We all heard Bill De Blasio say: Oneperson whos been a very key adviser to meis Bill Bratton. I will certainly considerhim. Bill Bratton was PoliceCommissioner under Rudy Giuliani'sAdministration.

Another name mentioned to serve asNew York City's Police Commissioner isPhilip Banks, who is an African-Americanand serves as the Chief of Department inBloombergs New York City PoliceDepartment. Bill De Blasio described Chiefof Department Philip Banks as: someoneId consider.

To this date, there has been no one ofHispanic descent that Bill De Blasio hasmentioned to serve as New York City'sPolice Commissioner.

I wonder what is the reason that amongall of the people who Bill De Blasio may beconsidering for Police Commissioner, thatthere is not even one Hispanic on that list?Could it be that among so many thousandsof Hispanics in New York City, no one isqualified to serve as Police Commissioner?

You should know that I did not supportBill De Blasio in the Democratic Primary, soI really have no right to demand much fromhim. In fact, the majority of New York'sHispanic elected officials did not endorseBill De Blasio either. Even New York'slargest Spanish language newspaper, ElDiario La Prensa - whose logo is TheChampion of the Hispanics - did not giveits endorsement to Bill De Blasio.

I refuse to believe this is the reason thatno Hispanic is being considered for the roleof Commissioner of the New York CityPolice Department.

My dear reader, although there was notmuch support for Bill DeBlasio by Hispanicelected officials, it is well known that theHispanic community and the Hispanic votecame out and overwhelmingly supportedBill De Blasio on election day. As such, ourcommunity deserves a lot more considera-tion - and respect!

You should know Bill DeBlasio's pub-lic relations specialist, Roberto Perez, ana-lyzed the voter breakdown and wrote a col-umn to show all of us that the Hispanic com-munity got out the vote for Bill De Blasioeven though Hispanic leaders did not sup-port Bill De Blasio.

Ladies and gentlemen, I would like torecommend to Roberto Perez that he be sureto show his column to Bill DeBlasio so hisboss understands and appreciates that hewon the Hispanic vote - even without thesupport of their leaders.

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Primrose Cricket Club at 100 not out!By Patrick MaitlandEditor - Street Hype

The Primrose Cricket Club located at3836 White Plains Road in the Bronxwas founded in 1913 by Jamaican-bornnationals, Father Jordan, Les Powell,Alfred Ellis, Maynard Calnick and GeorgeClarke in an effort to continue demonstrat-ing their love, passion and commitmentfor cricket. It is perhaps one of theremanding oldest organizations of its kindin the United States.

The name Primrose came from theformer Primrose Cricket Club in Jamaicawith a majority of its membership asJamaicans. However as years progressothers countries have been an integral partof the organization.

The club promotes cricket a-bat-and-ball game played between two teams of 11players on a field at the centre of which isa rectangular 22-yard long pitch. Eachteam takes it in turn to bat, attempting toscore runs, while the other team fields.

The Cosmopolitan league was thefirst governing body of cricket in NewYork until 1940. In 1941, the New YorkLeague was establish by Primrose CricketClub and is now one of the governingbody for cricket in North America.

The Primrose Club won the leagueschampionship on numerous occasions andmost recently the 2008 games. The clubs20/20 competition is sponsored by CricketZone & Trophy World. In 1999, theleague championship trophy was renamed

in honor of a past president and life mem-ber of the organization, Eric Young.Under the early guidance of ClaudeThomas, Alfred Ellis, Les Powell, Mr. &Mrs. Cooper and Thomas McFarlane, theclub worked diligently to attain its kind incongeniality and hospitality. RufusClarke, James Gabriel, Maynard Calnick,Garnett Atkinson and Eric Young joinedlater.

In the late eighties, a new set of lead-ers emerged, including Royston Kinlock,

Herman Wollaston, Roy Taylor, StaffordYoung, Alfred James, Howard Millings,Anthony Lee, Lincoln Champagne,Winston Barnett, Rose Miller, GeneveWilliams, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Phynn, Mr.& Mrs. Robert Virgo, Homer Duhaney andcurrent president, Elvis Grant who havebeen managing the clubs affairs.

According to the Mr. Grant, the clubhas been an organization worthy of thememory of the men and women wholabored and contributed their time and

effort without compensation. We nowseek to let our ideas and influence havesome notable effect on the culture, educa-tional and spiritual development not onlyin our community but wherever we maygo, he explained.

He also noted that Primrose has justunder 75 members but served hundreds ofpatrons as a recreational outlet and fulfillimportant social and cultural needs ofCaribbean immigrant society. The Clubhas nurtured a spirit of athleticism andcompetition and has allowed spectatorsand players alike to indulge their passionfor the much loved Caribbean sport, headded.

Primrose has been contributing to thedevelopment of the Caribbean communi-ties through the provision of scholarshipsto high school graduates; organizing annu-al Christmas treats for children and mak-ing monetary, medical and other donationsto persons in need.

Primrose Cricket Club, Inc. was offi-cially registered as a Domestic Not-For-Profit Corporation on February 10, 1947by the New York Department of State andgoverned by the International CricketCouncil (ICC), which has its headquartersin Dubai.

Cricket remains a major sport for over130 countries and despite its unpopularityin the USA, the game continues to be veryfashionable among former British coloniesincluding Caribbean/Jamaican immigrantsresiding in the US.

Elvis GrantPresident

Angella WilliamsTreasurer

Robert VirgoBusiness Manager

Earl LegisterSergean At-Arms

Curtis DaleFinancial Secretary

Lincoln ChampagnieVice President


Primrose Cricket Club@100... MESSAGESA remarkable achievementand meaningful jubilation

My heartiest congratula-tions to the President,other members of theExecutive, members andfriends of the PrimroseCricket Club on this tourorganizations One Hund-redth Anniversary.

As cricketers, we are allaccustomed to the ensuingelaborate celebrations andjubilations when one scoresa century. The PrimroseCricket Club, the first of itskind in these United Statesof America, has just done so.Therefore, it is quite in orderto celebrate with an anniver-sary ball.

Your five foundingfathers in 1913 were truevisionaries, who establisheda solid foundation, (laid thewicket-if you will) that hasgrown and has evolved intoone of the oldest cricketclubs at this level in theUnited States of America.

The Primrose CricketClub has shown its mettle,withstanding the manyobstacles and test of time.The Executive body hasalways managed to findcompetent hands into whichto place the running of theclub, generation after gener-ation.

Through this process, itwas possible for the buildingof an organization worthy ofmemory of those men andwomen from Jamaica andother countries. These per-sons pioneered and toiledvoluntarily for the love ofthe game, and for those whowould benefit from thegames existence in whatwas then a strange land.

Well done PrimroseCricket Club! I know youwill score many more cen-turies along the way. Themost important of these willbe among the young menand women, who will step tothe crease and make theircontributions towards thenext century.

It is an established fact thatsporting organizationshave been the cohesive ele-ments that have made WestIndians in foreign landsmore comfortable with eachother.

Cricket is the mostwell-known sport played inthe Caribbean. Although itis not played extensively inthe United States ofAmerica, there have beensignificant attempts toincrease its attractivenessamong residents.

The Primrose CricketClub Inc. is definitely themost significant group inthis regard.

Founded one hundredyears ago by a group of fiveJamaicans living in NewYork, its objectives haveexpanded beyond theboundaries of merely play-ing cricket to other commu-nity activities such as schol-arship assistance and sup-port for children and the eld-erly.

The Club has truly beenan inspiration to Caribbeanpeople living in New York.

I wish to express hearti-est congratulations to all themembers and supporters ofthe Primrose Cricket Clubas we celebrate one hundredyears of the founding of theclub.

It is truly demonstrativeof the efforts of yourfounders and those whohave carried on the fineWest Indian tradition of car-ing for others.

An inspiration to Caribbean people

Andrew HolnessOpposition Leader

Jamaican

An organization worthy of memory

Herman G. LamontJamaican Consul General

New York

Asense of history per-vades any celebrationmarking one hundred yearsin the life of an individual ororganization, as by anymeasure, such an occasion istruly a remarkable feat.

It is for me, therefore, asignal honor to congratulatethe Primrose Cricket Clubon achieving this most sig-nificant anniversary, which Iknow you will embrace withpride, celebrate it withmeaningful jubilation andplan with optimism for itscontinuation and future suc-cess.

These accomplishmentsaside, the history ofPrimrose and its Jamaicanroots, serve to remind me ofthe tremendous brand thislittle nation of ours and itspeople have been able togarner on the world stage aswe continue to make anexceptional mark in so manydifferent spheres of life andactivities. Truth be told,Jamaica is more than just abrand..we are the pride of apeople.

This is commendableand I urge you to use thismilestone anniversary,despite the challengingtimes, to redouble yourefforts in helping others andin advancing the communityof interests which your Clubhas served so selflessly.

It is my prayer that Godwill continue to bless yourorganization and its mem-bers and that your endeav-ours for the hundred yearswill be crowned with suc-cess and prosperity

Portia Simpson MillerPrime Minister, Jamaica


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Parents, students and educators who favorcharter schools marched over theBrooklyn Bridge Tuesday morning toprotest two proposals from mayoral candi-date Bill de Blasio that would include pay-ing rent and moratoriums on co-locations.

It was designed to be a show of force,the type of force that's colorful, cheerful andkid-friendly.

Organizers say 17,000 charter schoolsupporters showed up Tuesday morning.Why? "To march the Brooklyn Bridge 'causewe need new schools," said one young stu-dent at the protest.

"Parents have to make that choice," saidanother. The first marchers began crossingbefore 9 a.m. More than three hours later,they were still coming.

While students placed self-portraits infront of the Department of Education, theirmessage was aimed at the next administra-tion.

"Parents who feel like they've benefitedfrom Mayor Bloomberg's policies wouldlike to see them continued," said SharhondaBossier of Families for Excellent Schools.Their specific concern is with mayoral front-runner Bill de Blasio, who has said he'll be

less friendly toward the publicly funded, pri-vately managed charter schools. "The nextmayor has a choice," said one parent at themarch.

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"We deserve the right for free space in apublic school building," said one parent atthe march. Asked about it after the march, deBlasio didn't back down.

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The defense argued to SuperiorCourt Judge Judge John A. Contethat a family bond would holdJawara G. McIntosh just as securelyas the $200,000 bail that has kepthim in the Bergen County Jail thepast four months.

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He fought publicly againstapartheid and for the legalization ofmarijuana for much of his career.

McIntosh, 33, who shares hisfathers Legalize It advocacy andgoes by the performing name Tosh1, is seen in the video presented toConte referring to himself, theyoungest of his fathers sons, as thelast hope for his legacy. Im goingto make sure I live up to that, headds.

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End a bad blind date: Smile and endthe date. Inform the date there is no connec-tion, thank him/her for meeting, and leave. Agood idea would be to arrive in separatevehicles. Since this is the first date, and youhaven't met yet, it is best for each person totake their own car.

He accuses me of being selfishDear Divine Diva:

My husband, "Vernon," and I haveagreed to let you settle an argu-ment. We have been married for sevenyears. Vernon was married to "Tamika,"his previous wife for 12 years.

Since their divorce, Tamika hasbeen invited to and attends all of hisfamily's functions and holiday gather-ings and we are not invited.

Vernon has told his parents thatTamika's presence makes him uncom-fortable, but they said she will "alwaysbe their daughter and they can invitewhomever they choose.

I don't think Vernon should attendthese gatherings with his ex-wife, but heaccuses me of being selfish because if hedoesn't go, he will miss out on his fami-

ly's events. He says if I don't want himthere with her, then I should "crash" theevents and show up uninvited andunwelcomed. What is right? -PJ, NY

Dear PJ: It would interesting to knowmore about how your husband's firstmarriage ended, because that may bewhat has influenced your in-laws' deci-sion not to accept you into the family.

However, as it stands, you arealready experiencing enough problemswithout crashing his parents' gatherings,and I strongly advise against it. Yourhusband is selfish to ignore your feel-ings and go without you, but hey -- that'sthe man you married!

Dear Divine Diva:

Iam acquainted with a young man who is18. His mother is pushing him to marrya young woman from Jamaica so she canstay in the United States. The young ladyis an employee at his mother's store.

The mother is a very strong force andl am afraid he will go along with herplans. l am sure this kind of thing doeshappen all the time, but if this situation isdiscovered, what could happen to theyoung man? Could he go to jail for this? Iwould hate for him to ruin his life becauseof his pushy mother.

I would like to present him with allthe facts before he commits himself tosomething this life-altering. If you printmy letter please do not reveal my name forprotection, as his mother would neverallow him to see me again.

-Anonymous

Dear Anonymous: His mother should be ashamed of herself.According to Judge Judith Champagne ofthe California Superior Court, the namefor what you have described is "immigra-tion fraud and it is a felony that could,indeed, bring time. Please warn him thatthe feds are onto these kinds of shenani-gans.

Couples who pretend to be married arecalled in for an interview and questionedseparately about minute details that can-not be faked. Being convicted of a felonycould ruin this young mans future, so Istrongly advise against taking such afoolish risk.

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As much as I had prepared myself men-tally, my head, unfortunately forgot to con-vey the message to my heart that Wesley hasprostate cancer. As we held hands walkingthrough the main entrance door, I felt asthough I were a prisoner being taken to theelectric chair, especially for a crime I did notcommit.

If today was an indication of what isahead of me, I will tell you that the journeywill be long suffering and quite tedious, tosay the least. My journey has not yet begunand already I am beginning to feel the pangsof hell. A life that we had known for overthirty six years is all over and that was not bychoice. Where did yesterday go? I keptasking myself, and what could have possiblygone wrong why today is up on us?Yesterday we had a marriage that was solidas a rock. We were blissfully happy; mymarriage was my haven, a peaceful place tofall. A place I felt the safest and secured. Itwas not at all perfect, but then again neitherwere we, but at the end of the day, there wasno one we would have rather come home to,but each other. We had a marriage that wasfilled with humor and I am proud to say thatit was my meager contribution to the rela-tionship, and then came today and with somuch heartache and pain.

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