NEW CALENDAR for “THE ANNE HUTCHINSON YEAR”
Watch for up-coming events now through December, the last month of the “AHY”!
· SUNDAY, September 25: Visit “The Anne Hutchinson Year” table at the Native American Festival, Pelham Bay Park
Noon - 4pm - Get AMH biography, old maps, other info about Anne & the Siwanoys 718-430-1890 Free
Bullying is no longer confined to the playground. It now can be piped into their homes via the Internet, onto the phones they carry in their pockets and magnified a thousand fold by social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter.
This constant harassment is called cyberbullying. The National Crime Prevention Council reports that 43 % of all teens in the U.S. have been subjected to it.
And, sadly, it has proven to be deadly.
Historic Wheels Rally for Historic House
Sunday, October 2car rally
1-3 p.m.
Join us for a fun fall afternoon and support Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum!
Antique, classic, and unique cars are invited to rally to benefit BPMM. Join the procession through Pelham, bring a picnic, and see and be seen in your wheels in front of the mansion. Afterwards, enjoy a guided tour of the house on us.
Call for details.
Cost $30 donation per car Registration required. 718.885.1461 info@bpmm.org
First Friday! Music + Bronx Seaside Trolley
Pumpkin sculptures of spooky scarecrows, frightening spiders, sneaky snakes, and more designed by artist Michael Natiello await discovery at every turn in the Everett Children Adventure Garden. Youngsters play inside a "gourd-geous" Pumpkin House, put on a scary show at the Pumpkin Puppet Theater, have a "hoot" finding out what owls eat by dissecting pellets, and look for wiggly worms under a rotting log. Kids of all ages are encouraged to wear scary costumes for daily parades through the Adventure Garden. Get your tickets.
Creepy Creatures Weekend
LANDMARK The great old movie houses of the past have largely been carved up, torn down, or turned into something completely different. As a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation and restoration of one of few surviving – and still operating – single-screen theaters, we work to ensure that the 90-year-old Pelham Picture House will continue to entertain audiences for generations to come. More details
The CITG is looking for a stage manager for it's upcoming production of Arthur Miller's The Crucible.
Stage managers are responsible for:
• Arrive to rehearsals and performances early to open theater/office
• Keep an updated contact sheet and rehearsal schedule; call any actor who is late for rehearsal
• Maintaining order in rehearsals, keeping things running smoothly, insuring that people are where they need to be at the appropriate time, prompting when actors are off-book and need a line, taking line notes
• Keeping notes about props, costumes, blocking, and such
Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr., in conjunction with the New York State Restaurant Association, will present Savor The Bronx!, the borough’s first restaurant week from Tuesday, November 1 to Sunday, November 13th.
The event, produced by the Bronx Tourism Council and co-hosted by the Bronx Overall Economic Development Corporation (BOEDC) and the Bronx Chamber of Commerce, will showcase the borough’s best eateries. They’ll offer special values and discounts like prix fixe 3-course meals, complimentary coffee and dessert, or 20% off the check.
GOP COURTS NJ GOV. Chris Christie Calls Obama 'bystander in the Oval Office'.
FIGHT FOR OSAMA PIX. Government Wants To Keep These Photos Classified.
MJ TRIAL UNDERWAY. Jury Sees and Hears Stunning Photo and Recording.
NEW & IMPROVED TIMES SQUARE. Designs Are Released.
DEMOCRATS VS REPUBLICANS. Courting "Latino Vote".
ANDY LEAVES 60 MINUTES. Retires @ 92.
Yesterday, before going to teach one of my college classes, I decided to stop by and visit the oldest, coolest, most wonderful, and one of the wisest people I know. He is 95 year old Captain Ed Sadler, a retired fire-boat Captain.
Ed and I have shared many delightful visits and he has even come to my home for dinner and drinks. We have had many conversations over time, and yesterday was no exception. Ed recalled the days when my TOCAYO, Robert Moses was building our area and the many changes which occurred as a result.
A man holding the Bible is taken away by Secret Service agents as he calls President Obama 'the Antichrist' during a speech in California.
David Serrano was questioned and released without charges, according to The US Secret Service. Meanwile, the US President continued with his speech, saying, "It is good to be back in L.A."