AD: Yonkers City Clerk's Office on Passports.

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

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Wednesday, July 3, 2024

Yonkers Insider: Event: American Irish Association Festival.

 


Yonkers Insider: Promotions: MPAC Event.








Save the date Sunday July 21 … The Arab American Festival Is back ! Vendors Wanted #yonkersny #arabfestival #culturalheritage

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Yonkers Insider: New York State Assemblywoman MaryJane Shimsky 92nd District: Free Summer Rides.

 


The Bee-Line Bus is offering free rides this summer. All Bee-Line buses, including ParaTransit, will be fare-free from July 1 through September 2. Learn more at transportation.westchestergov.com/bee-line.

Yonkers Insider: New York State Assemblywoman MaryJane Shimsky 92nd District: Register to Vote.


A fitting way to honor Independence Day is to make sure you are ready to vote in the November 2024 General Election.

Early voting this year will run from October 26 through November 3. Election Day is Tuesday, November 5.

To be eligible to vote in the 2024 General Election, you must register to vote by mail or in person by October 26. The voter registration form can be used not only by first-time voters, but to file change of name, address, or political party enrollment. It can also be used by 16 and 17-year-olds to pre-resister to vote.

For all forms and additional information, visit the Westchester County Board of Elections at citizenparticipation.westchestergov.com.

Yonkers Insider: Statement from New York State Assemblywoman MaryJane Shimsky 92nd District.

 


Happy Independence Day! Although Westchester County was considered neutral ground during the Revolutionary War, we are fortunate to have a rich historical legacy from the era. This includes the sites of the battles of White Plains (1776), Edgar's Lane in Hastings-on-Hudson (1778), and Young's House in Thornwood (1780); the capture of Major John Andre at Tarrytown (1780);  and the encampments of General Washington's and the Comte de Rochambeau's armies in Ardsley and Hartsdale, before their march to victory at Yorktown, Virginia (1781); as well as the historical sites of Philipse Manor Hall in Yonkers and Philipsburg Manor in Sleepy Hollow. As we approach the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in 2026, I encourage you to become more familiar with Revolutionary Westchester 250 and the many historical societies, museums, and sites in our area that bring Westchester's role in the founding of our country to life.

This holiday, there will be local festivities and fireworks in Vahlhalla tonight, and in Dobbs Ferry, Irvington, Tarrytown, and Yonkers on July 4th. Just north of our district, at Van Cortlandt Manor, there also will be a living history presentation tomorrow morning on the First Rhode Island Regiment; made up of mostly Black soldiers, it was one of the few units to serve through the entire Revolutionary War. See the event listings below for these and other events taking place over the long weekend.

 

Yonkers Insider: Westchester County Legislator David Tubiolo 14th District: An Independence Day Message.


Happy July 4th! 
Let's celebrate the power of unity and collective action. On July 4th, 1776, the Second Continental Congress unanimously adopted the Declaration of Independence, announcing the colonies’ separation from Great Britain. The Constitution provides the legal and governmental framework for the United States. Today reminds us that when people unite for a common cause, they shape history. Whether  building a nation or fostering positive change in our communities, let's continue working together for a brighter future.

Fun Fact: The Second Continental Congress, convened in 1775, marked a pivotal moment in American history. Delegates from the 13 colonies gathered to address tensions with Great Britain and ultimately declared independence, laying the foundation for our nation's birth.

Yonkers Insider: Yonkers Police: July 4th Road Closures & Parking Regulations.


Due to the annual 4th of July fireworks display at the downtown waterfront district, there will be several road closures the public should be aware of.


Beginning at 5:00 pm on 7/4/24, the following roads will be closed to vehicular traffic:

• Pierpointe Street, Water Grant Street, Peene Lane in their entirety

• Main Street from Buena Vista Avenue to the Hudson River

• Alexander Street from Main Street to Ashburton Avenue

• Dock Street and Wells Avenue west of River Street

• Nepperhan Street from Buena Vista Avenue to Warburton Avenue

Beginning at 6:00 pm on 7/4/24, the following roads will be closed to vehicular traffic:

• Buena Vista Avenue from Main Street to Dock Street

• Dock Street in its entirety
 
Be advised that there will be NO PARKING ON ALL OF THE ABOVE-LISTED ROADS BEGINNING AT 1:00 PM on 7/4/24.

The above-listed roads will be closed to vehicular traffic until approximately 11:00 pm on 7/4/24. Residents who live in the affected area and are planning to travel during these times are advised to park their vehicles elsewhere as they will not be able to move their vehicles once the closures are in effect. Those not coming to enjoy the fireworks are advised to avoid the area due to the expected congestion on surrounding roads.

Festivities at the waterfront will begin at 7:00 pm with fireworks at approximately 9:15pm! Come and enjoy the show!

***Please be advised that the following items are prohibited in the waterfront area for the duration of the event***

-Bags and Coolers

-The flying of personal drones or any type of unmanned aircraft or UAV

Yonkers Insider: Westchester County Legislator Shanae Williams 16th District: Public Advisory Update: Hudson River Beaches Cleared to Open.


**PUBLIC ADVISORY** - 
Hudson River Beaches Cleared to Open.

Croton Point Park and Philips Manor Beach have been cleared to open by the Westchester County Health Department.

The beaches had been ordered closed last week due to elevated bacteria levels. The beach samples collected exceeded the maximum level of enterococcus bacteria as outlined by the sanitary code.

After an additional test Monday, July 1 the samples met the required safety standards.  The beaches are cleared to open immediately.  Croton Point Park will be open for swimming tomorrow.

Residents and visitors are encouraged to visit the Westchester County website for the latest updates on beach closures and reopening schedules. The County remains committed to maintaining high standards of environmental health and safety across its recreational facilities.


Yonkers Insider: UPAC: Saturday night at Untermyer Park.

 


July 13th:  Ballet Under the Stars:  Connecticut Ballet!

Tuesday, July 2, 2024

Yonkers Insider: Business Advertisement from Transit Auto Towing.

 


For over five decades, Transit Auto Towing has been a trusted pillar of the Yonkers community, providing comprehensive automotive services that encompass towing, mechanical repairs, and auto body restoration. Established in 1968, Transit Auto Towing has garnered a reputation for its unwavering commitment to excellence, employing a team of skilled technicians equipped to handle a wide range of automotive needs. Whether your vehicle requires a routine tune-up, emergency roadside assistance, or extensive collision repair, Transit Auto Towing stands ready to restore your vehicle to its former glory.

Our Services


Flat-Tire Service

Flat tires can be extremely frustrating! Most tires get punctured by nails and shards of glass, among other things and it is annoying to deal with replacing them by yourself. At Transit Towing, we make sure that your journey continues despite a flat tire. 

It is dangerous to drive with a flat tire. The wheel’s metal rim begins to scrape against the road, which can make your tire burst causing you to lose control of your vehicle.

Do not drive with a flat tire. It can cause an accident, call Transit Towing if you’re stuck.


Jump Start Service

Ever had trouble starting your car? A dead car battery can leave you frazzled and angry, whether you are in the middle of a road trip, or simply commuting to and from work. Call Transit Towing for a fast and easy jump start 24 hours a day!

At Transit Towing, we make sure that you don’t get stranded on the side of the road due to a dead battery. With our 24/7 assistance we make sure that your car suffers no damage and you get back to your journey in no time.


Lockout Serive

Ever been locked out of your car and stranded outside? It’s frustrating, isn’t it? At Transit Towing, we make sure that you don’t lose half of your day trying to get into a locked car by yourself. We have more efficient and quick solutions for you. So, the next time you get locked out of your car, call our experts immediately!


Gas/Diesel Service

Did your vehicle run out of gas/diesel? All you need to do is call us at (914) 779-7666!

 It’s a nightmare when you run out of gas while you’re driving! Transit Towing understands this and makes sure that the problem is solved as soon as possible. Our towing vehicles are equipped with fuel tanks, with gas and diesel which will reach you as quick as possible. With us, you are never out of luck!


Flatbed Trucking Service

Is your car stranded on the side of the road and needs towing? We have flatbeds that can tow any vehicle, large or small.

At Transit Towing, we specialize in the transportation of a wide variety of vehicles. We know how much care your vehicles need and do everything in our ability to ensure they’re transported just as they are!

Contact us.

(914) 779-7666

For More Information on Transit Auto Towing, Please Visit Their Website: 


Transit Auto Towing.

Yonkers Insider: News from Transit Auto Towing.

 



WE ARE NOW HIRING! 

CONTACT US TODAY 

(914)-779-7666 Transit Auto Towing

Yonkers Insider: Promotions: Event from MPAC.






MPAC Cares about Veterans and Seniors: MPAC always holds Events to show Appreciation for Veterans and Seniors.

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Yonkers Insider: Business Ad: Blanco Contracting Services, Inc.

 


Blanco Contracting Services Inc.


75 North Broadway, Yonkers, N.Y. 10701

 

Contact Oscar: Email: blancocontractingservices.job@gmail.com


Phone Number: 917-560-1243


For More Info On Blanco Contracting Services, Inc. Please Visit: https://www.blancocontracting.com/


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AD: Yonkers City Clerk's Office on Passports.


Apply for A Passport at Yonkers City Clerk's Office. 

Call 914-377-8099 or Email: passports@yonkersny.gov for our Latest Schedule.

https://www.yonkersny.gov/160/City-Clerk

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

Yonkers Insider: 2024 Election Desk: DR. MIRIAM LEVITT FLISSER CERTIFIED AS GOP CANDIDATE FOR NY-16.

 


Yonkers Insider: Business Advertisement: Without A Slice.


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Yonkers Insider: **Yonkers Police Department News Release**.

 


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 7/2/2024. 

 

Yonkers Police Department Holds Appointment and Promotion Ceremony.

 

Yonkers, NY – Today, Mayor Mike Spano and Police Commissioner Christopher Sapienza presided over a ceremony that added 13 new Probationary Police Officers to the Yonkers Police Department, as well as recognized 6 members of the department who have previously been elevated to positions of higher ranks and responsibilities. The event took place at the Riverfront Library in the presence of dignitaries, family, and friends.

 

Of the new hires, nine join the Yonkers Police Department from neighboring jurisdictions and will be entering our patrol force shortly. We welcome their experience and are grateful that they chose to continue their law enforcement careers here in Yonkers.


The other new members are police recruits and are scheduled to enter the Westchester County Department of Public Safety Police Academy where they will attend Basic Recruit School next week. This is a 21-week program including courses in police science, law, physical fitness training, and more before entering Field Training and being assigned to their patrol commands. 

 

Promotions & Appointments


Detective Aislinn Brett


Detective Jennifer Vasquez


Detective Specialist James Baker


Detective Specialist John Wilt


Detective Specialist Darcy Drummond


Detective Specialist Rachelle Sainten


Newly Hired Probationary Police Officers


P.P.O. Gregory Boney


P.P.O. Jimmy Bosque


P.P.O. Danielle Camerino


P.P.O. Daniel Collazo


P.P.O. Kenneth Hipius


P.P.O. Sean O'Connor


P.P.O. Steven Pagliaroli


P.P.O. Robert Pisano, Jr. 


P.P.O. Frederick Robinson III


P.P.O. Sherif Abouhatab


P.P.O. Anthony Barbato


P.P.O. Michael Bernardi


P.P.O. Gilfraise Campbell


These promotions and appointments reinforce Yonkers’ commitment to public safety. 

 

Yonkers Insider: Yonkers Parks Department: Movie on the Fifth.....Please Join us!

 



Monday, July 1, 2024

Yonkers Insider: Westchester County Legislator Shanae Williams 16th District: Summer Outing for People with Developmental Disabilities - Wednesday, 7/17.


Dear Friends and Neighbors, 

Westchester County Parks is excited to present a Summer Outing for people with developmental disabilities on Wednesday, July 17, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Ridge Road Park, Area 2, in Hartsdale, NY. This event promises a day filled with entertainment and music, featuring Magic Memories by Ned Gelfars and music by Fun Time Amusements.

This outing is open to Westchester residents, and attendees are encouraged to bring a picnic lunch, as barbecue grills will not be available at the park. The park is equipped with accessible parking and portable restrooms to accommodate all guests. Please note that participants who require close supervision must be accompanied by a responsible adult, and it is suggested that attendees carry some form of identification. Participants are responsible for their own belongings throughout the event.

Admission to the event is free. To ensure your spot, please RSVP by July 12, 2024. Reservations will not be taken by phone. For more information, please call (914) 347-4409.

To register, please return the form - https://www.westchesterlegislators.com/images/enews/2024/jul/accessible-parks-summer-outing.pdfto North East Westchester Special Recreation, 63 Bradhurst Avenue, Hawthorne, NY 10532, Attn: Summer Outing, or fax it to (914) 347-5054.

We look forward to a wonderful day of fun and community!

Sincerely,

Honorable Shanae V. Williams
Legislator, 16th District