AUGUST 14—SATURDAY 8:30 AM EDT-WHITE PLAINS WEEK THE AUGUST 14 REPORT ON FIOS CH 45, OPTIMUM CH 76 AND WWW.WPCOMMUNITYMEDIA.ORG

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JIM MAISANO  

WESTCHESTER  COUNTY DIRECTOR OF CONSUMER PROTECTION

ON THE TOP 10 TELEPHONE  & PERSONAL CARELESS MISTAKES

SCAMMERS USE TO TAKE YOUR MONEY

IF YOU FALL FOR THEM

 

NEW COVID INFECTIONS IN WESTCHESTER DOUBLE IN JULY TO 251 

FROM JUNE IT’S BACK THREAT OF A BIG BACK TO SCHOOL SPREAD.

 

ACTUALITIES: BUDGET DIRECTOR  LARRY SOULE REPORTS COUNTY RUNNING 9.4 MILLION DEFICIT 

COUNTY EXECUTIVE KEN JENKINS  REACTS 

SURF CLUB & HARBOR ISLAND  BEACH GEMS 

CLOSED AGAIN!

FOR OVER THE LIMIT BACTERIA  

THE COUNTY SEWER CRISIS WILL NEVER END UNLESS IT IS FIXED

WITH JOHN  BAILEY AND THE NEWS YOU NEED TO KNOW

THIS WEEK EVERY WEEK ON WHITE PLAINS WEEK

FOR 25 YEARS 

WITH THIS WEEK’S PERSPECTIVE ’26 COMMENTARY

ON 25 YEARS OF COUNTY PERFORMANCE

 

 

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AUGUST 14– GOVERNOR HOCHUL GIVES LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES COOPERATING 11 DAYS TO STOP COOPERATING. WITH ICE

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STATEMENT FROM GOVERNOR KATHY HOCHUL AND ATTORNEY GENERAL LETITIA JAMES

“Local police should be focused on one thing: keeping their communities safe.

Since we notified the 12 law enforcement agencies with 287(g) agreements, five have told us they intend to comply with state law.

The seven remaining agencies, including the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office and Police Department, have 11 days to formally unwind their agreements with ICE.

“The safety of New Yorkers is our top priority. That’s why New York passed these laws, why we will enforce them, and why we will continue standing up to federal overreach. Our job is to enforce the law, and that is exactly what we plan on doing.”

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AUGUST 14– WESTCHESTER 2ND QUARTER BUDGET ACTIVITY IMPROVED OVER 1ST QUARTER. CROSSING FINGERS

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Higher-than-Expected Revenues Offset Rising Costs, Reducing Projected 2026 Deficit

(White Plains, NY) – Westchester County’s Second Quarter Financial Forecast projects a modest improvement in the County’s fiscal outlook for 2026, reflecting strong revenue performance and continued disciplined financial management despite ongoing economic uncertainty and rising operating costs. Based on actual operating results through the first six months of the year, the County now projects a General Fund deficit of approximately $9.4 million for 2026, an improvement from the First Quarter Forecast.

Westchester County Executive Ken Jenkins said: “Our Second Quarter Forecast demonstrates that disciplined financial management continues to produce results, even as counties across the nation face significant economic uncertainty and rising costs. While we are encouraged by stronger-than-expected revenues, we remain vigilant. We will continue making responsible decisions that protect essential County services while safeguarding taxpayers and maintaining Westchester’s long-term financial stability.”

Deputy County Executive Joan McDonald said: “While higher revenues have improved our outlook, we remain focused on controlling costs, identifying efficiencies and making thoughtful investments that allow us to deliver the essential services residents depend on today while preparing for the fiscal challenges that lie ahead.”

The County is projected to spend about $43.4 million more than budgeted for 2026, but stronger-than-expected revenues are projected to bring in an additional $34 million, offsetting much of those costs. Much of the improvement is driven by stronger-than-anticipated sales tax collections and additional state funding, which have helped offset increasing expenditures in several key areas.

Westchester County Director of Operations Emily Saltzman said: “While the County’s financial outlook has improved due to increased sales tax collections and higher than anticipated state reimbursement for child care and transportation programs, we still face challenging fiscal times ahead.”

The forecast also reflects continued cost pressures, including:

  • $5.3 million in employee healthcare costs.
  • $7.0 million in self-insurance costs for liability and workers’ compensation.
  • $3.0 million in overtime expenses.
  • $2.9 million in preschool services for children with special needs.
  • $4.2 million shortfall in Bee-Line fare revenue.
  • $1.6 million revenue shortfall at Playland, primarily due to weather-related impacts.
  • $17.3 million associated with the removal of tax certiorari bonding and pension amortization from the financial plan.

Westchester County Budget Director Larry Soule said: “Our Second Quarter Forecast reflects the progress we’re making through sound fiscal management and disciplined budgeting. Based on our current projections, we do not anticipate the need to borrow to finance tax certiorari settlements or amortize the County’s pension obligation. These are important indicators of our commitment to maintaining structural balance, protecting taxpayers, and ensuring Westchester remains on strong financial footing.”

While the County’s financial outlook has improved, several external factors continue to create uncertainty for 2027, including:

  • Potential reductions in federal funding.
  • Continued inflationary pressures.
  • Rising labor, healthcare, and insurance costs.
  • Uneven economic conditions affecting businesses and residents.

Jenkins said: “Despite these looming challenges, Westchester County remains committed to maintaining sound fiscal stewardship, protecting essential public services and making strategic investments that preserve the County’s long-term financial health.”

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AUGUST 13–HARBOR ISLAND BEACH AND SURF CLUB BEACH CLOSED

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WESTCHESTER COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT CLOSES TWO BEACHES

 (White Plains, NY) – The Westchester County Health Department has closed Harbor Island Beach in Mamaroneck and Surf Club Beach in New Rochelle until further notice.

Beach patrons are advised to avoid the water there due to a bacteria count that exceeds New York State standards. The beach will be resampled and once the water quality meets state standards, it will be allowed to reopen. Visit the Westchester County website or call the beach management for updates.

The County remains committed to maintaining high standards of environmental health and safety across its recreational facilities.

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AUGUST13– GOVERNOR HOCHUL ANNOUNCES SELECTION PROCESS FOR APPLICANTS FOR REGIONAL QUANTUM TECH COMMERCIAL HUBS APPLY FOR FORMS TO APPLY BY AUGUST 18 (6 DAYS FR0M NOW) FOR FORMS BY EMAIL

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Selected Will Receive Up To $15 Million Each To Advance Commercialization and Support Quantum Startups

NYSTAR-Led Initiative Builds on the $300 Million Quantum Research and Innovation Hub at SUNY Stony Brook

EMPIRE STATE DEVELOPMENT  will host an informational session for prospective applicants on Friday, August 21, 2026.

 

Those interested must email QuantumTechCommHubs2026@esd.ny.gov for an application and submit by Tuesday, August 18, 2026.

Governor Kathy Hochul TUESDAY day announced a competitive Request for Proposals to establish up to four Regional Quantum Technology Commercialization Hubs across New York State.

First proposed in her 2026 State of the State and funded with $60 million in the FY 2027 Budget, the initiative will help translate groundbreaking quantum research into new products, growing companies and good-paying jobs. 

The hubs — administered by Empire State Development’s Division of Science, Technology and Innovation (NYSTAR) — build on the Governor’s $300 million investment in the Quantum Research and Innovation Hub at SUNY Stony Brook, together forming a statewide network connecting universities, startups, industry and government partners to accelerate commercialization.

APPLICATIONS DUE OCTOBER 14, 2026 THE RFP IS  available here.

“New York has never waited for the future to arrive — we invest in the people, ideas and infrastructure that will build it here. With this $60 million investment, we are creating regional hubs that will turn groundbreaking quantum research into growing companies, good-paying jobs and real-world solutions,” Governor Hochul said. “By connecting our world-class universities and researchers with entrepreneurs and industry partners across the state, we are ensuring that New York leads in one of the most consequential technologies of the next generation.”

Empire State Development President, CEO and Commissioner Hope Knight said, “Governor Hochul has made clear that New York will compete — and win — in the industries shaping the future. Our state already has world-class quantum researchers, facilities and ideas. These new hubs will connect those assets with the expertise, infrastructure and partnerships needed to turn quantum discoveries into New York companies, good-paying jobs and long-term economic growth.”

Empire State Development’s NYSTAR Executive Director Ben Verschueren said, “With these new hubs, we are preparing New York’s commercialization engine for the quantum era. This unmatched platform empowers innovators to take world-changing technologies from the lab to the market and drive economic growth for generations.”

Quantum technologies have the potential to transform industries through advances in computing, sensing and secure communications, with possible applications ranging from more secure financial transactions and renewable energy technologies to faster drug discovery. The sector is projected to generate $97 billion in global revenue by 2035, presenting a significant opportunity for New York to attract private investment, create jobs and strengthen its long-term economic competitiveness.

The Regional Quantum Technology Commercialization Hubs will become part of the NYSTAR network, expanding the statewide system that helps innovators transform discoveries into new products, businesses and career opportunities. The initiative also complements Governor Hochul’s broader innovation strategy, which includes major investments in life sciences, semiconductors, advanced manufacturing and other high-growth industries.

Each selected hub will receive up to $15 million to establish a regional anchor for quantum innovation.

The hubs will focus on commercializing new inventions and developing real-world applications for quantum technologies. Each will also operate an incubator for quantum-focused startups, providing early-stage companies with critical resources, including mentorship and access to local quantum networks and quantum-computing resources.

WHAT FIRMS ARE ELIGIBLE:

Applicants must hold 501(c)(3) nonprofit status and demonstrate relevant experience in quantum research and development, technology incubation, and innovation-related operations.

Two or more entities may apply jointly as a consortium, with one member designated as the lead applicant. Proposals will be evaluated on the strength of the hub’s operating plan, the applicant’s industry partnerships and expertise, its capacity to support early-stage companies, access to advanced tools and research infrastructure, and proposed cost of services.

ESD will host an informational session for prospective applicants on Friday, August 21, 2026. Those interested must email QuantumTechCommHubs2026@esd.ny.gov for an application and submit by Tuesday, August 18, 2026.

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AUGUST 12– NEW COVID INFECTIONS ON RISE IN NEW YORK– THE NEW YORK DOSE

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Here’s your quick Covid update for New York.
Covid activity is continuing to increase across the state.
Wastewater levels are climbing in several regions, and hospitalizations have started to tick up from the very low levels we saw earlier this summer. What does this mean for you? 🔹
If you’re 65 or older and missed your second 2025–26 Covid vaccine this spring, now’s a good time to catch up. 🔹 If you recently had Covid, you may want to wait up to three months before getting vaccinated.  FROM DR MARISA DONNELLEY , YOUR LOCAL EPIDEMIOLOGIST: NEW YORK DOSE
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AUGUST 12 — PORT CHESTER MAN SENTENCED UP TO 31 YEARS IN PRISON FOR REPEATEDLY ABUSING A 12 YEAR OLD CHILD

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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. – Westchester County District Attorney Susan Cacace announced today that a Port Chester man was sentenced to up to 31 years in state prison for repeatedly sexually abusing a 12-year-old child and attempting to cover up the abuse.

 

The defendant, Segundo Pucha-Carchi, 56, was sentenced Tuesday before Judge Robert Prisco in Westchester County Court to 25 years in state prison for Course of Sexual Conduct in the First Degree and an additional 2 to 6 years for Bribing a Witness, to be served consecutively. He will also serve 20 years of post-release supervision and be required to register as a sex offender.

 

On June 24, 2026, a jury found the defendant guilty of Course of Sexual Conduct Against a Child in the First Degree, Bribing a Witness, two counts of Tampering with a Witness in the Fourth Degree, and six counts of Criminal Contempt in the Second Degree.

 

DA Cacace said: “Nobody, especially a child, should ever be subjected to the horrific sexual abuse this 12-year-old endured, only to then be forced to face her abuser in court after he refused to take responsibility for his abhorrent conduct. I commend this young survivor for the remarkable courage it took to come forward and the incredible strength she showed testifying against her abuser in court. This sentence sends a clear message that sexual predators will be held accountable and that my office will do everything in its power to protect our children and keep our community safe.”

 

Between December 2023 and October 2024, the defendant repeatedly subjected the victim, a 12-year-old girl, to multiple sexual acts. In December 2024, following his arrest and while remanded at the Westchester County Jail, the defendant violated an order of protection and attempted to influence the victim’s testimony through bribery, witness tampering, and other means.

The Port Chester Police Department handled the investigation.

The case was prosecuted by Senior Assistant District Attorney Stephanie Baehr and Assistant District Attorney Paige Pirtle, both of the Special Prosecutions Division.

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AUGUST 9–MISSLE MADNESS MINDLESS LEADERS AND THE NUCLEAR COCKTAIL “OBLIVION”

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WPCNR PERSPECTIVE ’26. As InternetCast on White Plains Week of August 7, 2026:

 

TODAY AUGUST 9  IS THE DAY THE U.S.A  DROPPED THE SECOND ATOMIC BOMB ON NAGASAKI JAPAN DESTROYING THAT CITY, EFFECTLY IMMEDIATELY IN THAT JAPAN SURRENDERED UNCONDITIONALLY.

THIS WAS 3 DAYS AFTER THE FIRST ATOMIC BOMB ANNILHILATED HIROSHIMA JAPAN.

I ALWAYS REMEMBER THESE TWO DAYS. BECAUSE THEY HIGHLIGHTS FOR ME WHY NUCLEAR WEAPONS SHOULD NOT BE SPREAD OR BE ACCEPTED AS LEGITIMATE WEAPONS WORLDWIDE.

THIS DETERENT THINKING HAS GOTTEN US INTO WARS, MOST SIGNIFICANTLY THE IRAN WAR OVER IRAN TRYING TO ACQUIRE   ENTRICHED URANIUM TO MAKE AN ATOMIC BOMB

 

HOWEVER ISRAEL DOES HAVE A NUCLEAR BOMB.

 

AS I RERAN THE PIECE I WROTE YEARS AGO TO COMMEMORATE AUGUST 6 I GOT TO WONDER ABOUT CHERNOBYL.

THIS MORNING READING THE FRONT PAGE OF THE TIMES THIS MORNING ON THE MISSILE GAP THE U.S. HAS WITH CHING AND RUSSIA AND THE NEED FOR MORE, AS WELL AS THE OVERWHELMING NUMBER OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS  MANY NATIONS HAVE. AS WELL AS THE RANGE OF MISSILES TODAY. i  HAD THESE THOUGHTS:

 

THAT NUCLEAR PLANT IS IN THE UKRAINE. THE ACCIDENT  IN 1986 THAT TOOK PLACE THERE HAS MADE THE PLACE STILL UNINHABITABLE 50 MILES IN EITHER DIRECTION.

JAPAN RECOVERED FROM THE 2 NUCLEAR BOMBS THEY SUFFERED IN HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI. THE NATION WAS FUNCTIONING BY 1950. bUT THEY WERE MUCH SMALLER BOMBS THAN THE BOMBS TODAY.

CHERNOBYL IS STILL UNINHABITABLE AFTER 50 YEARS.

THE FOLLOWING IS AN ANALYSIS OF PRESENT CHERNOBYL AND ITS AFTERMATH WRITTEN BY

AUTHOR: ORIOL PLANAS – TECHNICAL INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER

PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 25, 2017
LAST REVISION: SEPTEMBER 25, 2020

CURRENTLY, THE GENERATED NUCLEAR WASTE AT CHERNOBYL IS STORED IN ABOUT 800 DIFFERENT SITES INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE 30-KILOMETER EXCLUSION ZONE AROUND.

THESE NUCLEAR WASTES ARE PARTIALLY STORED IN CONTAINERS OR BURIED IN TRENCHES AND MAY CAUSE A RISK OF CONTAMINATION OF GROUNDWATER.

GREENPEACE TECHNICIANS REPORTED THAT RADIOACTIVITY READINGS IN TOWNS 225 KILOMETERS AWAY EXCEED BETWEEN 5 AND 12 TIMES THE OFFICIAL LIMIT.AT

ACCORDING TO THIS STUDY, THE FORECAST WAS THAT THIS EXCESS RADIATION WOULD REMAIN ABOVE THIS LEVEL BEYOND 2040.

MUCH OF THE RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL RELEASED IN THE CHERNOBYL DISASTER DISINTEGRATED AND NO LONGER POSES A THREAT. THE MAIN DANGER NOW COMES FROM AN ISOTOPE, CESIUM-137, WHICH PERSISTS LONGER. THIS ISOTOPE ACCUMULATES IN VEGETATION AND CAN ENTER THE FOOD CHAIN.

 

(EDITOR’S ASIDE: THIS,  THE WORST ACCIDENT IN THE HISTORY OF NUCLEAR ENERGY.  IT WAS NOT EVEN A NUCLEAR BOMB NOR THE EQUIVALENT CONVENTIONAL BOMBS ON MISSILES TODAY. Now back to Mr. Planas’ text)

MILLIONS OF PEOPLE WERE AFFECTED BY THE HIGH LEVELS OF RADIATION EMITTED BY THE CHERNOBYL NUCLEAR POWER PLANT. EVACUATIONS OF PRIPYAT COMMENCED ABOUT 36 HOURS AFTER THE ACCIDENT HAD OCCURRED.

THE CHERNOBYL ACCIDENT TOOK PLACE ON APRIL 26, 1986. TO THIS DAY, AFTER MORE THAN 30 YEARS (NOW 40  YEARS), THE CURRENT SITUATION IN CHERNOBYL REMAINS DELICATE.

THE SARCOPHAGUS  (erected over the grounds of the nuclear plant to contain nuclear waste) AND THE PROLIFERATION OF WASTE STORAGE SITES HAVE BEEN ASSESSED AS A DANGEROUS SOURCE OF RADIOACTIVITY IN NEARBY AREAS. SOME NEA EXPERTS FEARED THAT THE COLLAPSE OF THE CRASHED REACTOR COULD SERIOUSLY DAMAGE THE ONLY REACTOR IN OPERATION (NUM. 3).

A DECADE AFTER THE NUCLEAR CATASTROPHE, THE CASE WAS STUDIED AT THE VIENNA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE. THE CONCLUSION WAS THAT IN CHERNOBYL HUMAN ERRORS WERE CONCATENATED WITH THE TECHNICAL AND MATERIAL FRAGILITY OF THE REACTOR. FINALLY, THEY AGREED THAT THE TOTAL REHABILITATION OF THE AREA WAS NOT POSSIBLE.

IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT IT WAS NECESSARY TO ESTABLISH A SECURE CONFINEMENT SYSTEM FROM AN ECOLOGICAL POINT OF VIEW. THE NEW CONFINEMENT OF THE PLANT SHOULD PREVENT THE INFILTRATION OF RAINWATER INTO ITS INTERIOR. PLUS, IT SHOULD PREVENT THE COLLAPSE OF THE EXISTING SARCOPHAGUS

N 2016, A SECOND GIGANTIC SARCOPHAGUS WAS COMPLETED. IT PREVENTS MORE THAN 200 TONS OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL FROM ESCAPING TO THE OUTSIDE IN THE LONG TERM. IT IS EXPECTED IT CAN WORK FOR A CENTURY.

THE CONSTRUCTION COST 1,426 MILLION EUROS, TOO MUCH FOR UKRAINE. HOWEVER, THE RISK OF CHERNOBYL WAS REAL FOR EVERYONE. AS CONSEQUENCE, THE FUNDING CAME MAINLY FROM THE EUROPEAN INVESTMENT BANK AND EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS.

THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION PAID FOR ALMOST A THIRD OF THE CONSTRUCTION.

THE SACRUM WAS MOUNTED NEXT TO THE DAMAGED REACTOR. ONCE FINISHED, IT MOVED ALONG SOME RAILS UNTIL IT REACHED ITS FINAL LOCATION

WHAT IS THE NEW CHERNOBYL SARCOPHAGUS LIKE TODAY?

THE SARCOPHAGUS IS SHAPED LIKE AN ARCH. ITS DIMENSIONS ARE 108 METERS HIGH, 162 METERS LONG, 275 METERS OF ARC AND WEIGHS 36,000 TONS.

THE CURRENT CHERNOBYL SARCOPHAGUS WAS BUILT BY THE NOVARKA CONSORTIUM, UNDER WHOSE UMBRELLA THE FRENCH COMPANIES BTP VINCI AND BOUYGUES APPEAR. THE METAL PLATES THAT MAKE UP THE ARCH WERE BUILT IN ITALY.

THE SARCOPHAGUS WILL HOUSE THE NUCLEAR REACTOR UNITS 3 AND 4 OF THE CHERNOBYL NUCLEAR POWER PLANT. IT WILL HAVE AN INTERNALLY PRESSURIZED DOUBLE-WALLED WATERPROOF WALL AND WITH A 27-METER-DEEP FOUNDATION.

THE ARCHES ARE CONSTRUCTED OF TUBULAR STEEL MEMBERS AND ARE CLAD EXTERNALLY WITH THREE-LAYER PANELS. A VACUUM WAS CREATED BETWEEN THE ROOF SECTIONS KEPT WARMER THAN THE OUTSIDE AIR TO PREVENT CORROSION. CONDENSATION IS PREVENTED BY MAINTAINING A TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE.

AUTHOR: ORIOL PLANAS – TECHNICAL INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER

PUBLICATION DATE: MAY 25, 2017
LAST REVISION: SEPTEMBER 25, 2020

In light of the ignition of a new missile race in The New York Times article Sunday morning, I think some thinking on the part of the anti-American leaders of the world is in order as well as the leaders of the United States.

THIS CHERNOBYL HISTORY IS CHILLING.

WHAT IT TELLS ME: THE LEADERS OF NATIONS TODAY WHO EVEN THINK A NUCLEAR ATTACK OR A RAIN OF MISSILES WITH CONVENTIONAL ORDINANCE IS AN OPTION…..

….THEY HAVE TO REALIZE ABSOLUTELY TO USE NUCLEAR BOMBS  OR SUPER BOMBS IN A RAIN OF MISSILES TO AVENGE,  DESTROY MILLIONS IN A REGION YOU CREATE A DEAD LAND.

 

…….IF YOU CONSIDER WHAT A NUCLEAR ACCIDENT HAS DONE TO THE PEOPLE SURROUNDING CHERNOBYL IN 50 YEARS

……..YOU HAVE TO THINK HARDER

……..YOU MUST REALIZE THAT YOU CREATE A DEAD LAND.

……..NUCLEAR ATTACKS — MISSILES RAINING DEATH WILL DESTROY EVERYTHING YOU HAVE TO GAIN BY DESTROYING AN ENEMY AND ITS PEOPLE.

……..TO LEAD YOU NEED TO LEAD WITH REASON AND RESTRAINT—TWO QUALITIES I AM NOT SEEING IN MANY LEADERS AND INTERIM LEADERS — PEOPLE WHO HAVE THE BRAINS TO KNOW BETTER.

IF ISRAEL USES ITS NUCLEAR CAPACITY ON IRAN OR SAUDI ARABIA THE STRENGTH OF THE NUCLEAR BOMBS TODAY WILL SIMPLY DESTROY THE OIL THE WORLD NEEDS. THE OIL ISRAEL NEEDS. IF IRAN IN THEIR PRESENT STATE OF BRAVADO HAD A NUCLEAR BOMB NOW THEY WOULD USE IT.

THE TRUTH IS  A NUCLEAR ATTACK WILL DESTROY THE MIDDLE EAST REGION OR WHATEVER COUNTRY THEY AIM THEIR MISSILES AT.

NUCLEAR AND CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS  DISARMAMENT.

THE POLICY THAT BEGS TO COMPROMISE IS NUCLEAR AND CONVENTIONAL WEAPONS DISARMAMENT BY ALL NATIONS THAT HAVE  FIREPOWER TO DISTROY.

iT IS TIME

ISRAEL SHOULD   SURRENDER THEIR NUCLEAR ARSENAL AND IRAN SHOULD END ITS NUCLEAR  PROGRAM. THOSE NATIONS HAVE BEEN HATING LONG ENOUGH.

OF COURSE THIS IS NOT GOING TO HAPPEN BECAUSE THE LEADERS OF THOSE NATIONS WILL NOT DO IT. KEEPING HATE ALIVE KEEPS MARTINETS IN POWER. CULTIVATING FEAR KEEPS THEM IN THEIR POSITIONS.

YOU SEE IT IN WASHINGTON D.C., TEL AVIV. TEHERAN AND IN THE TERROR GROUPS.

PETE SEEGER’S SONG, LAST NIGHT I HAD THE STRANGEST DREAM WAS SO RIGHT.  MEN WILL NEVER PUT AN END TO WAR.

BUSINESSES WILL NEVER STOP CHEATING THE CONSUMER AND FIRING PEOPLE AND RAISING PRICES AND WHEN THEY FAIL THEY DON’T PAY THEIR BILLS THANKS TO THE BANKRUPTCY LAWS.

POLITICIANS WILL  NEVER TELL YOU THE TRUTH WILL NEVER SERVE ANYONE BUT THEMSELVES. EVERYTHING THEY DO ALWAYS BENEFITS THEM. YOU BELIEVE  IN THEM AT YOUR PERIL.

NUCLEAR WEAPONS ARE JUST AS INDIFFERENT AS POLITICIANS BUT INFINITELY MORE POWERFUL AND HORRIFYINGLY EFFECTIVE.

THE NUCLEAR WEAPON IF ACTIVATED DESTROYS THE ATTACKED NATION AND THE NATION  LAUNCHING THE ATTACK.

LEADERS MUST CONSIDER DISARMAMENT  TALKS  BEFORE MISSILES RAIN IN A CONFLICT THAT WILL DESTROY THE VIABILITY OF THE DESTROYED  WHICH WILL BE USELESS TO THE WINNERS, WHO WILL BE EQUALLY RUINED.

 

Song by Pete Seeger

Last night I had the strangest dream
I’d ever dreamed before
I dreamed the world had all agreed
To put an end to war
I dreamed I saw a mighty room
A room was full of men
And the paper they were signing said
They’d never fight again
And when the paper was all signed
And a million copies made
They all joined hands and bowed their heads
And grateful prayers were prayed
And the people in the streets below
Were dancing ’round and ’round
And swords and guns and uniforms
Were scattered on the ground
Last night I had the strangest dream
I’d never dreamed before
I dreamed the world had all agreed
To put an end to war
I dreamed I saw a mighty room
A room was full of men
And the paper they were signing said
They’d never fight again
Last night I had the strangest dream
I’d never dreamed before
I dreamed the world had all agreed
To put an end to war
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AUGUST 7–TONIGHT AT 7:30 EDT–WHITE PLAINS WEEK THE AUGUST 7 REPORT ON FIOS 45 AND OPTIMUM CH 76 AND WWW.WPCOMMUNITYMEDIA.ORG

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MAYOR BRASCH

FLASH!

 EXPANDS WHITE PLAINS PARKING OVERTIME GRACE PERIOD

TO 12 MINUTES!

FIRST PARKING REFORM IN 26 YEARS!

JUST THE FACTS,MA’AM:

HOW THE NEW GRACE PERIOD WORKS

WHEN YOUR TIME RUNS OUT WHEN YOU’RE LATE

 

HIROSHIMA, CHERNOBYL — THEN AND WHAT THEY TELL US NOW

JOHN BAILEY ON THE IMPACT OF A NUCLEAR STRIKE HIROSHIMA AUGUST 6, 1945 AND CHERNOBYL ACCIDENT 1986  THEN AND THE IMPACT NOW!

 

THE NEWS YOU NEED TO KNOW EVERY WEEK ON

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JOHN BAILEY AND THE NEWS

THIS WEEK EVERY WEEK FOR 25 YEARS ON WHITE PLAINS TV CH 76

TONIGHT’S STORIES OF THE WEEK:

 

THE STATUS OF FARRELL ESTATES ON RIDGEWAY 

THE GALLERIA SUPER PROJECT WHERE IT IS WHAT’S NEXT

THE BROOKFIELD COMMONS EXTENTION

THE WALMART BUILDING SPECIAL PERMIT FOR STORAGE FACILITY

HIGH SCHOOL TECH CENTER MOVES ALONG ON SCHEDULE

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AUGUST 6– GOVERNOR HOCHUL SIGNS CANNABIS LAW ALLOWING CANNABIS SALE AT APPROVED EVENTS

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New Law Advances Equity, Supports Small Businesses and Strengthens Market Opportunities

Governor Hochul today signed legislation designed to strengthen New York’s regulated cannabis market. S.10113/A.11217 supports small businesses and advances one of the state’s fastest-growing industries, marking an important step forward for business owners, consumers and the continued growth of New York’s cannabis marketplace.

“This new law gives licensed microbusinesses and dispensaries a real chance to succeed in New York’s legal cannabis market,” Governor Hochul said. “By opening the door for legal operators to sell at approved community events and farmer’s markets we are putting small entrepreneurs on a level playing field, expanding consumer access to safer, regulated products and strengthening one of New York’s fastest growing industries.”

Office of Cannabis Management Executive Director John Kagia said, “Regulated cannabis has proven to be an economic engine for New York, but the strength of this market lies in the businesses operating across the supply chain. The Governor signing this bill secures a critical opportunity for the microbusinesses building New York’s craft cannabis ecosystem to showcase their products at events across the state. This bill advances equitable, inclusive opportunity for our small businesses, and we thank the Governor, Senate and Assembly for their continued commitment to strengthening New York’s cannabis market.”

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