bazzo manifesto: Bazzomanifesto Update 02/10/14: 12 Topics In Today's blog

THIS BLOGS TOPICS:

1) Ossining Town Board Meeting - February 11th, 2014

2) Town Of Ossining Supervisor's Update - February 7th, 2014

3) Lalor: Cuomo's Latest Do-Nothing Panel Chaired by Common Core Cheerleader

4) NYGOP Statement on Orange County

5) Join Branford Marsalis and Javier Colon for a performance benefitting White Plains Hospital 02/13/14

6) Free Yoga & Purium Healthy Happy Hour TUESDAY 02/11/14

7) Valentine Benefit Concert for ALS-Lou Gehrig’s Disease FEB 16 St Mary's 3pm

8) New ROI column from Frank J. Rich: Now Is the Time

9) Yorktown - The good old days $2. movies + Cartoons

10) SEN. LARKIN, BALL AND MAZIARZ TO TOUR BIOMASS SUSTAINABLE ENERGY PLANT IN MONTGOMERY, NY 02/12/14

11) Westchester Legislator Jenkins Wants County Contracts to Put Local Businesses as a Priority

12) NYGOP Responds to State of the City

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The Volunteer-Spirited Town

REGULAR MEETING

Febraury 11th, 2014, 7:30 pm

Birdsall/Fagan Police Court Facility- 86-88 Spring St.
Ossining, New York, 10562

02-11-2014 Agenda

Town Voucher Detail 2-11-14 (2013)

Town Voucher Detail 2-11-14 (2014)

2014 Budget Resources
Line Item, Highlights, Facts & Figures

CGR Project Website -
Evaluation of Potential Government Structures

Town Board Archive: Publications and Videos from Town Board meetings, including Approved Minutes.

Residents can also contact the Town Board by email
or by phone at 762-6001.
Susanne Donnelly: sdonnelly@townofossining.com
Eric Blaha: blaha@townofossining.com
Geoffrey Harter: harter@townofossining.com
Kim Jeffrey: jeffrey@townofossining.com
Northern Wilcher: wilcher@townofossining.com

Legislative meetings of the Ossining Town Council are held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month at the Birdsall-Fagan Police/Court Facility, 86-88 Spring Street, Ossining. All meetings are open to the public; public comments are welcome at the legislative board meetings.

All Board Meetings are televised LIVE on GO-TV Channel 78. Taped shows are repeated every Thursday at 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. on Channels 78 and 18.

Town Board

Susanne Donnelly
Supervisor

Eric Blaha
Council Member

Geoffrey Harter
Council Member

Kim Jeffrey
Council Member

Northern Wilcher
Council Member

On Friday, February 7, 2014 3:44 PM, Town Supervisor Susanne Donnelly wrote:

The Volunteer-Spirited Town

Supervisor’s Update - February 7th, 2014

Wednesday, February 19th, 2014

Policies, Procedures and the Law concerning the

Town of Ossining Planning Board

7:00 PM, AMD Middle School

This will be a panel discussion to explain to residents how the Planning Board works and what steps they are required to undertake. This is not about any specific project, but rather, about the process itself. There will be limited time for questions and answers, but we are interested in your comments and concerns. If you wish to send any information ahead of the panel discussion, please forward them to me at sdonnelly@townofossining.com.

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17/ 20 Proposed Annexation

Although the public hearing comment period has ended, the Town Board will continue to listen to the residents of the entire Town of Ossining on this issue. We held a question and answer period at the beginning of our Town Hall Meeting on Tuesday, and still have another few weeks to do our research. While we cannot guarantee we can answer all the questions asked at our meetings, we will certainly work on them so we can share the information with the entire community. Check out the Powerpoint that we shared at the Town Hall Meeting, which includes the comments from residents about this process, along with additional analysis information.

Before March 10th, 2014, the Town must complete its analysis and take a vote as to whether we believe the annexation of Districts 17 &20 to the Village of Briarcliff Manor is in the best interest of the entire Town of Ossining. This Board will continue to do its due diligence in this regard, as we know the Village of Briarcliff Manor will do as well.

Louis Engel Park Feasibility Study

As we continue with our Louis Engel Park projects, we will update the web page. Some of the information is on the home page, but all the information is accessible on the Town Projects Page (left hand column) under Louis Engel Park. Because bad weather caused us to cancel the scheduled Town Hall meeting on January 28th, we moved Mr. Greg McWilliams' presentation of his conceptual design for the building to Tuesday, February 4th. You can find a copy of that presentation here.

We want to remind everyone that this is a conceptual building design, which serves as the first step the Town will be taking, as was explained at the Town Hall meeting. Much more work has to be done, and items such as fencing (just one example) will, of course, be added at a later time.

Sue

PLEASE feel free to forward this e-mail to any of your family, friends, acquaintances, or business associates who may have an interest in these, as well as other Town subjects.
As always, please feel very free to contact me with any questions.
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Susanne Donnelly, Town Supervisor
16 Croton Ave, Ossining NY 10562
914-762-6001
sdonnelly@townofossining.com

Assemblyman Kieran Michael Lalor

For Immediate ReleaseFebruary 7, 2014

Contact: Chris Covucci - (845) 309-2654

Cuomo's Latest Do-Nothing Panel Chaired by Common Core Cheerleader

Fishkill, NY – (2/7/14) – Assemblyman Kieran Michael Lalor (R,C,I-Fishkill) released a statement today criticizing Governor Cuomo for naming an active Common Core supporter to chair the panel scheduled to review Common Core in New York. Governor Cuomo appointed IBM executive Stanley Litlow to chair his Common Core panel. Litow has been a supporter of Common Core, publishing an op-ed defending the program.

Lalor asked, "How can we have an honest and open examination of Common Core when the panel is chaired by a Common Core cheerleader? We've heard from parents and teachers across the state that Common Core isn't working. They expect Albany to find alternatives. That won't happen when the panel's chair is already biased in favor of Common Core."

"Mr. Litow is right that we need high standards in our schools," Lalor continued. "Where the standards are low today, we need to raise them. But, the case is being made that Common Core actually lowers standards. We're not going to be able to tweak Common Core and fix it. It's broken. We need to dump Common Core and start over on education reform. That's what parents and teachers are saying. But instead, it looks like Governor Cuomo's panel is set up to just rubber stamp Common Core, with a few tweaks here and there. That won't work."

"Governor Cuomo has a history of appointing do-nothing panels. From mandate relief to tax reform, he has used panels to dodge tough decisions. That won't work for our schools. The governor needs to appoint a balanced panel to review Common Core," Lalor concluded.
Litow's op-ed may be found here: http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article/20130825/OPINION/308259981/schools-must-stick-by-new-standards

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Assemblyman Kieran Michael Lalor, a former teacher at Our Lady of Lourdes in Poughkeepsie, is a Marine Corps veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom and a frequent guest on the Fox News Channel. Lalor is of counsel to the law firm Gaines, Novick, Ponzini, Cossu & Venditti. He is a graduate of John Jay High School, Providence College and Pace Law School and lives in Fishkill with his wife Mary Jo and their four young children Katie, Riley, Mikey and Kieran Jr..

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February 8, 2014

Cox calls on Krahulik to resign

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: David Laska

dlaska@nygop.org

518.462.2601

ALBANY...NYGOP Chair Ed Cox today released the following statement in response to recent revelations regarding Orange County Republican Chairman Bill Krahulik:

"We were deeply disappointed to learn of Chairman Krahulik's behavior last week. The work we have ahead of us as a Committee in 2014 is too crucial to allow for these revelations to become a lingering distraction.

"Party officers in Orange County have called on Mr. Krahulik to resign. He should do so immediately."

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Songs of the Heart

A Valentine Benefit Concert for ALS-Lou Gehrig’s Disease

February 16, 2014
3pm

Light reception to follow the performance

St Mary Parish
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There is a suggested $20/ticket or donation. Children are free.

Vocalists Steve Magnuson, Marjorie Donalds, harpist Wendy Kerner and guests present an afternoon of love songs just in time for Valentines Day. Come and hear all your favorites, from opera to show tunes to pop, in a fun and family friendly concert. All profits will benefit the Connecticut chapter of The ALS Association.

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R.O.I. By Frank J. Rich

Now Is the Time

Voting season is long over. Candidates are now the elected. The future is at hand. And everything about tomorrow begins today. Yet, what of the polling season in us, in the human condition, where everything about tomorrow happens today?

Shall I do this or that, go here or there, develop this skill or that, apprentice first or learn as I go, follow him or her, live fast or slow? Unpacked, it's all the same question. How will we do what we do?

In searching for universal wisdom that guides our daily walk, we pause along the path of those who came before us and in this moment are setting a standard to admire.

One among them was Rudyard Kipling, the most successful and well-paid writer in the world. Born in India, educated in England, and settled in Vermont, he wrote prodigiously of wondrous India and the elucidation that conflict often brings.

In one of his most revealing and universally appealing writings, he gave meaning to a life commonly withheld behind the closed doors of experience. For all of us, next steps are the effluence of all that came before. Etched in a coffee table at home are these immortal words.

If-

By Rudyard Kipling

If you can keep your head when all about you

Are losing theirs and blaming it on you,

If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you,

But make allowance for their doubting too;

If you can wait and not be tired by waiting,

Or being lied about, don't deal in lies,

Or being hated, don't give way to hating,

And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise:

If you can dream-and not make dreams your master;

If you can think-and not make thoughts your aim;

If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster

And treat those two impostors just the same;

If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken

Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools,

Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken,

And stoop and build 'em up with worn-out tools:

If you can make one heap of all your winnings

And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss,

And lose, and start again at your beginnings

And never breathe a word about your loss;

If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew

To serve your turn long after they are gone,

And so hold on when there is nothing in you

Except the Will which says to them: 'Hold on!'

If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue,

Or walk with Kings-nor lose the common touch,

If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you,

If all men count with you, but none too much;

If you can fill the unforgiving minute

With sixty seconds' worth of distance run,

Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it,

And-which is more-you'll be a Man, my son!

Frank Rich is founder and CEO of Encore Príst International, an organizational development company that helps individuals and organizations reach their full potential through the practice of effective business fundamentals. You may reach him at fjrich@encoreprist.com, or by phone at 866/858-4EPI. To read all ROIs in their entirety, go to Business tab at Town Link.

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Contact: Joe Bachmeier, (845) 531-9796

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SEN. LARKIN, BALL AND MAZIARZ TO TOUR BIOMASS SUSTAINABLE ENERGY PLANT IN MONTGOMERY, NY

Brewster, N.Y. – 02/08/2014 – Senator Bill Larkin (R,C – Cornwall-on-Hudson) will host Senator Greg Ball (R, C, I – Patterson) and Senator George Maziarz (R – Newfane), Chairman of the New York State Senate Energy and Telecommunications Committee, for a tour of Taylor Biomass Energy located in Montgomery, NY on Wednesday, February 12, 2014 at 10:30 AM.

The tour is a follow-up to the sustainable energy community briefing that Senator Greg Ball hosted in December to examine biomass energy and its prospects for creating good paying jobs throughout New York State.

“Currently, we are paying folks to transport our waste a great distance away. This process revolutionizes the entire waste process by creating a real value around our refuse, literally turning our trash into cash. We continue to utilize an outdated process to dispose of garbage and waste that is harmful to the environment and not economically sound,” said Senator Greg Ball. “In my eight years in public life, I have never stumbled upon such an amazing opportunity to create jobs and clean up the environment, contemporaneously. I have worked with my colleagues to organize this tour so we can learn how this new innovative and environmentally friendly process can benefit the State of New York with good paying jobs, by turning our waste into energy, while protecting and preserving the environment. I would like to thank Senator Larkin for having us in his district for this tour, as well as Chairman Maziarz for making the trip to see this innovative technology.”

“In today’s ever-changing world, we see the importance of innovation when it comes to solving our energy difficulties. Taylor Biomass Energy is a great example of a “thinking outside the box” approach to dealing with our growing waste problem. It is a highly efficient system of producing much needed energy through a gasification process that eliminates nearly 100% of our recycling waste. Taylor Biomass Energy is a prototype that can and should be used across the country and I am proud that an Orange County business is leading the way in sustainable energy practices,” said Senator Bill Larkin (R-C, Cornwall-on-Hudson).

“Biomass generation supports more than 4,000 jobs across the State of New York, and there is no better example of the positive impact that this industry is having than Taylor Biomass Energy,” said Senator George Maziarz (R-C), Chairman of the Senate Energy and Telecommunications Committee. “Biomass fuel is plentiful in our State due to the large amount of untapped agricultural and forest land where it can be collected, and it is also environmentally friendly since it burns fuel that would already decay as part of a natural carbon life-cycle. This form of generation is also a key component of our State's energy mix, since it is both renewable and can run without interruption an important difference between biomass and other forms of green energy. I appreciate Senator Larkin inviting me to tour this facility and thank Senator Ball for joining us and I can promise that the innovative techniques being used at Taylor Biomass will help to inform our policy making decisions moving forward.”

Although Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney cannot attend the tour due to a legislative session conflict, he remains committed to working together to make new and innovate energy sources like biomass a reality.

“It is my priority to team up with ventures like Taylor Biomass and folks like Senator Greg Ball and Senator Bill Larkin to help cut through government red tape and invest in innovative private-public partnerships to make alternative energy sources like biomass a reality, creating hundreds of jobs in the Hudson Valley and developing clean, renewable energy,” said Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (NY-18).

Biomass energy is an innovative and environmentally friendly technology aimed at adding “recover” to the common environmental lexicon of “reduce, re-use, recycle and recover the energy content.” The biomass process involves a revolutionary change in the haul and dump method. While many profess solutions to “going green” and being a piece of our environmental and energy solution, biomass is a holistic approach that limits our carbon footprint while efficiently creating, clean and sustainable energy within the local area that the waste is generated.

Over the last two decades, Taylor Biomass Energy has developed and refined its proprietary “Taylor Sorting and Separating Process” technology, taking recycling to its best and highest use. Developing new technology to convert biomass into energy for commercial use is the next step in a long tradition of environmental stewardship and innovation. Waste is a resource. We need to stop wasting our waste.

Biomass allows, post sorting, for nearly 97% of our waste to be processed through a minor source air permit facility, gasification process. Biomass effectively eliminates most of our waste while creating affordable energy. One such biomass plant can be a sustainable energy source for nearly 23,000 single family residential homes. For instance, the Town of Montgomery including its three Villages of Montgomery, Walden, Maybrook has approximately 5,900 single family residential homes.

What: Tour of Taylor Biomass Energy

When: Wednesday, February 12th 2014 at 10:30 AM

Where: Taylor Recycling Facility, LLC: 350 Neelytown Road, Montgomery, NY 12549

Who: Senator Greg Ball, Senator Bill Larkin, Senator George Maziarz and other local elected officials

For more information, please contact jbachmei@nysenate.gov or (845) 531-9796

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NYS Senator Greg Ball

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 10, 2014

Contact: Tom Staudter | ThomasS@westchesterlegislators.com | 914-995-2819 | 914-419-5221 (cell)

Legislator Jenkins Wants County Contracts to Put Local Businesses as a Priority

White Plains, NY – Westchester County Legislator Jenkins (D-Yonkers) introduced legislation today at the Westchester County Board of Legislators (BOL) that will establish a Westchester First procurement policy that prioritizes awarding of County contracts and services to local businesses employing county residents.

The Westchester First legislation will put in place a policy that the County seeks those firms that have a presence in the county for over one year and are utilizing more than fifty residents when awarding contracts.

“It’s time for the County to have a blanket policy about doing its business, whenever possible, with local entities that have our residents on the payroll,” said Jenkins, the past chairman of the BOL. “By keeping this sizable amount financial activity in the county we’ll be doing more to help boost local economies and keep all our Main Street shops open for business, thus strengthening our communities for the challenges ahead.”

Jenkins added that the impetus for introducing the legislation was to eliminate shell companies from being created for the purpose of securing work that requires a New York-based business or corporation. Recently, a $45 million County contract was awarded without an RFP process, Jenkins said, to a New York corporation that was established “in state” just two days before getting the contract.

“It is wise to remember that County contracts are being funded with taxpayer dollars,” said Jenkins. “There is no reason why we cannot work to point these substantial investments to businesses and residents in our communities.”

The Westchester First legislation that Jenkins introduced will extend to those companies receiving tax incentives that modify Westchester County taxes, including tax credits and PILOT programs. If necessary, a review process will establish when exceptions to the policy can be granted.

Additional news and photos available at www.westchesterlegislators.com/newsroom

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February 10, 2014

Cox: Shame on de Blasio for War on Charters

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: David Laska

dlaska@nygop.org

518.462.2601

MANHATTAN ... NYGOP Chair Ed Cox today released the following statement in response to New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's State of the City address:

"Actions speak louder than words. Shame on Bill de Blasio for talking about equality of opportunity while overtly waging a War on Charter Schools, a proven means of closing the achievement gap.

"By actively obstructing the expansion of new charter schools, Bill de Blasio has singlehandedly created a new barrier to upward social mobility in New York City.

"De Blasio's surrender to teachers unions protects the status quo of special interests and undermines the American promise of equal opportunity for all."

Ed Cox is also a founder and former Chair of both SUNY's Charter School Committee and the Student Sponsor Partners (SSP) organization, which sponsors inner city high school students into parochial schools.

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Monday, February 10, 2014

Bazzomanifesto Update 02/10/14: 12 Topics In Today's blog

REGULAR MEETING

Febraury 11th, 2014, 7:30 pm

Birdsall/Fagan Police Court Facility- 86-88 Spring St. Ossining, New York, 10562

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Birdsall/Fagan Police Court Facility- 86-88 Spring St.
Ossining, New York, 10562