New Yonkers City Clerk's Office Ad.

New Yonkers City Clerk's Office Ad.
Yonkers City Clerk's Office - Yonkers City Clerk Vincent Spano.

Business AD: Henry Djonbalaj Real Estate LLC: Henry Djonbalaj: Licensed Real Estate Broker.

Business AD: Henry Djonbalaj Real Estate LLC: Henry Djonbalaj: Licensed Real Estate Broker.
Henry Djonbalaj Real Estate LLC.

Wednesday, July 2, 2025

Business Ad: New Logical Sports.

 




Watch the Gaelic Football and Hurling/Camogie from the famous Gaelic Park on your TV or mobile devices anywhere in the world. Subscribe at https://plus.newlogicalsports.com

Yonkers Insider: Promotions: Event: MPAC.

 


IN HONOR OF OUR VETERANS & SENIORS πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ
MPAC & it's sponsors proudly present a
BBQ CELEBRATION

Saturday, July 6th | 12 Noon – 4:00 PM
at Charles N. Bajart Jr. American Legion Post 1122
840 McLean Avenue, Yonkers, NY

πŸŽ‰ FREE EVENT for all Veterans and Seniors
(Yonkers residents only)

Enjoy great food, music, and community spirit as we say thank you to those who’ve served and paved the way.

πŸ“© RSVP REQUIRED BY JUNE 26

Email: jkhader@mpacnow.com
(Include your name and number of guests)

Submitted by MPAC.

Yonkers Insider: Business Advertisement: Without A Slice.


Paid for by Without A Slice.

Tuesday, July 1, 2025

Event:. Westchester Disabled on the Move: Annual Tradition on Thursday, July 10th.

 




Westchester Disabled on the Move is a tremendous organization in our County of Westchester. I know firsthand how they help people. They helped me greatly in my search for Housing in Yonkers after my father passed away. I will always be eternally grateful to Westchester Disabled on the Move for their help in housing search. Thank God there is an organization like this in Westchester County for people with disabilities. God bless Westchester Disabled on the Move. 


Yonkers Insider Publisher Delfim Heusler

AIA Irish Heritage Day Festival on Sunday, July 13th.



VENDORS WANTED for Irish Heritage Day Festival on July 13th in Westchester


https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdEo-RSLz0aG05vpnprlNpgd1Rfs63NU34ahJbnaERCkRVzMQ/viewform


Are you an artist or crafter? 


Are you a food vendor? 


Are you a vendor of Irish-themed goods? 

 

We're Looking For:

Crafters - handmade jewelry, home decor, fashion, art or other unique items 


Food Favorites – Sausage & Peppers, Cotton Candy, Pop Corn, Pretzels, Smoothies or other festival fare


Irish Goods & Services - seeking Irish merchandise, food items or business services 


 Booth spaces are limited — reserve yours today!


Showcase your creations in a vibrant, family-friendly atmosphere!


 To sign up to be a Vendor or learn more, email maevemariescott@yahoo.com or click on the link for Vendor Application. Don’t delay, Apply today!

AIA of Westchester: American Irish Association of Westchester: Irish Heritage Day.



Come one Come all:  Enjoy the Annual Tradition of AIA of Westchester Annual Irish Heritage Day to be held on Sunday, July 13th from 12 Noon till 6 P.M. At Ridge Road  Park in Hartsdale.

Mass at 12 Noon. 

AIA of Westchester in Partnership with Westchester County Parks Department.  

Keep this Tradition alive!

Activities for the Kids. 

Great Entertainment. 

Entertainment Sponsored by Tara Circle, Inc. In recognition of Bob Stauf's life long Commitment to the Irish Community.

Food and Beverages available for Purchase. 

Shop a variety of vendors at the Event. 

Admission: $5 dollars per adult.

Children under 14 for free. 

Parking Free. 

Bring your own Chair and Blanket 

No coolers please.

Enjoy this great Event and Yearly Irish Tradition.

For information on the Event: Contact: AIA of Westchester President Maeve Scott 914-294-9024 or AIA of Westchester Chair of the Board Cathy Marshall 914-969-7247.

AIA of Westchester 



AIA: Irish Heritage Day Festival on Sunday, July 13th.

 





AIA Westchester: Irish Heritage Day Festival on July 13th. 

New AD from Yonkers City Clerk's Office.


New AD from Yonkers City Clerk's Office of Services Provided by Yonkers City Clerk's Office under the leadership of Yonkers City Clerk Vincent Spano.


The Yonkers City Clerk's Office.

Monday, June 30, 2025

Yonkers Insider: 2025 Election Desk: Race for Westchester County Executive.




The race for Westchester County Executive in the General Election will feature a rematch from the special election in February between Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins and Republican Christine Sculti. 


Jenkins defeated Sculti in the special election to become Westchester County Executive as we head into the November General Election. 


County Executive Jenkins has the Democratic Party Line and Christine Sculti is the GOP Candidate for Westchester County Executive. 


We will be keep our readers posted on the Westchester County Executive race. 


This is the third run for Sculti for Westchester County Executive. She ran in 2021 against Westchester County Executive George Latimer. She ran in the special election in February for Westchester County Executive this year. 


Sculti had worked in the Administrations of Yonkers Mayor Phil Amicone and Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino and also was executive director of the Westchester Republican Committee and is currently the Republican deputy commissioner at the Westchester County Board of Elections. 


Yonkers Insider Publisher Delfim Heusler

Yonkers Insider: News from Albany: New York State Senator Shelley Mayer 37th District.


I am pleased to share that the 2025 legislative session has come to an end, and I am now back in our district full time. While there were disappointments at the end, I am pleased that 31 bills that I sponsored passed both the Senate and Assembly this session. These now await the Governor’s signature. Some of the highlights of those bills are outlined below. As Chair of the Senate Education Committee, I am especially pleased by the accomplishments we have achieved for our schools and children. 




Because the federal budget bill is unfortunately likely to enact major cuts on New York’s health, education and other sectors of our state, I anticipate we will need to go back to Albany to address these federally-related issues, although clearly we cannot backfill all the federal funds we anticipate losing. I am deeply concerned about the impact of this bill on New Yorkers, and I have been vocal in my opposition. I will be informing my constituents on the details once they are clear. 




I have continued my fight to address the severe utility crisis facing New Yorkers. Three of my major utility reform bills passed the Senate this session, several with bipartisan support, which aim to lower costs for ratepayers. Each of these bills is are outlined below. Unfortunately, none of them passed in the Assembly. Fighting for fair and just utility rates is a priority for me, and I am committed to working with my colleagues in the Assembly to get these bills over the finish line next year. In addition, I am actively working to block Con Ed’s proposed rate hike for the next three years, and I hope you will make your voice heard in opposition as well! 




While the majority of the bills I sponsored that passed both chambers await the Governor’s signature, earlier this year, the Governor signed into law my bill with Assembly Member Karines Reyes, RN to protect New York’s doctors who provide abortion care for patients in other states. This new law strengthens New York’s telehealth shield law by allowing pharmacies and providers filling prescriptions to use the provider’s practice name instead of the provider’s name on the prescription label for medication abortion. Unfortunately, the threats to these providers are no longer abstract; this bill expands protections for these brave doctors as access to abortion care is imperiled across the country. am country. am deeply grateful for the many advocates, constituents, and community members who shared their opinions about bills and legislative issues throughout the session. I always welcome your views, whether we agree or not. Your input informs my decisions on legislative and budget matters, and strengthens the process and outcomes. 




Now that the legislative session is over, I look forward to being in Westchester County full time and seeing many of you at events, meetings, celebrations and elsewhere in the district. I’ll be working on new legislative ideas, holding town halls, and continuing to be present and responsive to all those I’m privileged to represent.




If there is anything my office can assist you with, please email me at smayer@nysenate.gov or call (914) 934-5250.


 


Warm regards,





Shelley B. Mayer


State Senator


37th District



Sunday, June 29, 2025

Yonkers Insider: 2025 Election Desk: Rematch set for Yonkers City Council 6th District.

 



Rematch from 2021 for Yonkers City Council in the 6th District will occur again this year in Election 2025 between Yonkers City Councilman Anthony Merante and Challenger Tim Hodges. 


Councilmember Merante defeated Tim Hodges four years ago in a tight race for the 6th District Yonkers City Council Seat. 


Councilmember Anthony Merante has the Republican Party Line and Challenger Tim Hodges has The Democrat and Conservative Party Lines.  


This will be a very closely watched Yonkers City Council Race. 


We will keep our posted on this most important Yonkers City Council Race in the 2025 Election Cycle. 


Yonkers Insider Publisher Delfim Heusler

Yonkers Insider: Promotions: Mpac Arab heritage day July 20.


 Submitted by MPAC. 

Saturday, June 28, 2025

Yonkers Insider Report: Elections 2025: Republican Michael Pineda for Westchester County Legislator 14th District.



Active Community Member, Michael Pineda is running for Westchester County Legislator in the 14th District on platform of change for our Community and Pineda has called himself the Anti Corruption Candidate in this race.

 

He is running on a platform of Community First and he feels too many lifelong politicians and elected officials have lost touch with the Community that they represent.


He is a strong believer in Accountability and he feels the best accountability is at the ballot box in the Electoral Process. 


Pineda is a strong believer in putting our Community before Politics. One thing is for sure is that Michael Pineda will be a Strong Voice if elected to the Westchester County Board of Legislators for our Community in Yonkers and Mount Vernon. 


He feels that his campaign is about real representation and also about bringing the voices of our neighbors into the decision making process and also ensuring that iyr government works for us and not for their own personal interests. Pineda is A very strong minded and community first candidate. 


We will be covering this most important Westchester County Board of Legislators Race. 


He faces Westchester County Legislator Democrat David Tubiolo in the General Election in November. 


The 14th District covers parts of Yonkers and Parts of Mount Vernon. 


Yonkers Insider Publisher Delfim Heusler

Yonkers Insider: Yonkers City Hall Beat: Statement from Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano.


Dear Neighbor,




We are gearing up to celebrate July 4th along the waterfront once again! Grucci is joining us with two barges in the Hudson River, and we will have Yonkers native, DJ Anthony Mangini, playing music for everyone to enjoy. I hope you and your families will join us on Friday, July 4, beginning at 7:00 p.m. The show starts around 9:00 p.m. It's always a good time and a great show.




Have a great weekend!




MIKE SPANO


Mayor 

Friday, June 27, 2025

Yonkers Insider: Promotions: Yonkers City Councilwoman Corazon Pineda Issac 2nd District: Thank You for Being Part of This Journey πŸ’™.

 


Thank you, Yonkers. 




I am incredibly humbled and grateful to be re-elected as your Councilwoman for District 2.




This victory is not mine alone; it belongs to everyone who believed in me, walked this journey with me, and helped carry this campaign to the finish line.




First and foremost, I thank God for giving me the strength to persevere, the grace to lead, and the heart to serve.




To my family, thank you for your love and patience. To my husband Jonathan, thank you for being my rock—for holding down the fort, for keeping our home stable and strong, and for putting our children to bed night after night while I was out campaigning. The truth is, I hadn’t tucked them in for months, and that sacrifice was only possible because of your unwavering support. To Rohan, Alexander, and Valentina thank you, my loves, for your patience, your hugs, and your understanding, even at your young ages. I know how many moments I’ve missed, but I hope you know that everything I do is for you and your future.




To Leslye, there are no words that fully express how grateful I am for you. You not only campaigned with me daily, but you also ran the office with incredible effectiveness. Time and again, I’d knock on a door and hear, “I’ve never met you, but I called your office and you were wonderful.” And by you, they meant you, Leslye. Your commitment, leadership, and loyalty carried this campaign in ways big and small.




To John Tomlin, thank you for running a smart, disciplined, and deeply effective campaign—from the mail to the messaging to the strategy. You were steady, thoughtful, and brilliant from start to finish.


To Darren Rigger, thank you for your work as my fundraiser. Campaigns are incredibly costly, and your efforts ensured we had the resources to compete and communicate effectively.




To the unions and organizations who stood with me - Yonkers Federation of Teachers, 32BJ SEIU, 1199 SEIU, Westchester/Putnam Building & Construction Trades, Yonkers Firefighters Local 628, Yonkers UFOA, Local 100, TWU Local 100, NYS Nurses Association, Westchester/Putnam Central Labor Body AFL-CIO, Community Voices Heard, Hispanic Democrats of Westchester - thank you for believing in the work we’ve done and the work we still have left to do. Thank you also to Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins and Congressman George Latimer. Your support means the world.




And finally, to the voters of District 2: THANK YOU! Thank you for trusting me to represent you, to fight for you, and to be your voice on the City Council. Every vote cast in my name is a reminder of the responsibility I carry and I do not take it lightly.




This victory belongs to all of us. Let’s continue building a better Yonkers, together.






With love and deep gratitude,




CorazΓ³n Pineda-Isaac


Councilwoman, Yonkers District 2

Paid for by Corazon for Office. 

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