Building Bridges To Law Enforcement, Community
Youth & You
Ralph E. Smith
November 5, 2007: LAST DAY FOR CORRECTION OFFICER ANDREA STEVENSONS Today was Correction Officer Andrea Stevensons last day of work at Queens Detention Center. Officer Stevensons retired from a distinguished career in the New York City Department of Correction. Her coworkers and friends were really sad to see her leave but happy for her as well. Many of them signed her shirt so she would remember them! Story & Photo by Beverly Holder |
Wayne Cannie
36 Sentenced To 23 Years
For Fatally Stabbing Off -Duty Correction Officer Lamont Ross 14 Times in Harlem Apartment Building.
A North Carolina garbage man was sentenced Thursday to 23 years behind bars for fatally stabbing an off-duty New York City correction officer whose wife he was dating.
The killer, Wayne Cannie walked down a hallwall as New York City Correction Officers lined up to show support for Officer Lamont Ross.
THE BROTHER OF KENNITH T. ARMSTEAD, DIRECTOR, FIELD OPERTIONS UNIT
NEW YORK CITY BOARD OF CORRECTION
DANIEL “DANNY” ARMSTEAD
PASSED AWAY
ON SUNDAY DECEMBER 2, 2007 AT 6:05 PM
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR “DANNY” WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:
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IF YOU DON’T SEE “BURGAR KING” AFTER THE OVER PASS, YOUR GOING THE WRONG WAY….
Anthony Pizarro
NYC Correction Officer
WINS $30,500.00
HERO WEEK
WHEEL OF FORTUNE
THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE JOURNEY By Anthony Pizarro: GUARDIAN CHRONICLE.COM: Building Bridges To Law Enforcement, Community Youth & You Ralph E. Smith- Publisher First and foremost I want to start out by saying it is truly an honor and privilege to share with all that may read this journey of mine as a NYC Correction Officer getting an opportunity to appear on the Wheel of Fortune, one of the most watched TV shows which was celebrating its 25th Anniversary.
The journey began in May when I applied online to become a contestant on the show after I heard they were coming to New York to tape for their 25th Anniversary. They were looking for those who were either in law enforcement or had done something heroic in their lives. I applied for what was later to be known as Hero’s week. Because I felt I fit the criteria on both levels. First having been a NYC Corrections Officer for twenty years and having worked in one of the toughest prison systems in the world to come out and be almost completed with my career was to me a heroic feat in and of itself; second and by far even more heroic, was the opportunity to give someone who was my hero and my best friend one of my kidneys and give him an opportunity to live a normal life dialysis free; On March 15, 2007 I gave a kidney to this special person my “Dad”. After I donated my kidney many family members, co-workers, and friends gave me the utmost respect for the generous gift I had given to my Dad. To them I wish to say your prayers, moral support and well wishes were all greatly appreciated and did not go unnoticed. Many told me that God would bless me for what I had done and many said good things would happen to me. I never expected nor was I asked for anything good to happen to me for I feel that God blesses me and my family everyday when we wake above ground but I do feel that good things come to good people.
In June I received an email from the Wheel of Fortune telling me I qualified for an audition. Upon arrival to the audition I was a little nervous because there was a lot of competition, approximately100 people. I put my game face on and went to work. At the end of the audition, we were cut down to about forty and were told by the coordinators after they look at tapes and notes, if we were to quality for the show, we would be notified the first week in September.
September 4, I got the call. The call telling me they wanted me on their show for Hero’s Week. My family and I called everyone possible to share the news and after I gained my composure back I actually spoke with God and asked if this was one of his signs of blessing me for what I had done for my Father, because it was all oh so surreal. September 30, 2007 with the support of my family, friends and my D.O.C. extended family from MDC, MNCTS, NIC, 60 Hudson Street, and IIS Helpdesk I was told to go out represent and win big but most of all have fun. When it was show time I was ready, my mind was in game mode, I was dressed sharp and I was ready to play to the part. The feelings that were racing through my mind at the time were that there are thousands of people here in Radio City Music Hall cheering me on and soon there would be millions around the world that would be watching me perform so I have to step up. And step it up is what I did! I won a significant amount of money and a trip to Florence, Italy and was the big winner of my Show. Although I did not solve the bonus puzzle, it was truly a dream come true and a blessing by God to have the success I had on this show.
December 6, 2007 will be my last day working for the NYC City Department of Correction, so to my extended family, all the men and women of the Department that I have had the privilege of working with, I say to you all, Thanks for the Memories as there were many. You are all heroes in my eyes and are heroes in someone in your families’ eyes, you can bank on that.
In closing I just wanted to say that I look forward to spending quality time with my awesome wife, Liz, and my two beautiful children, Anthony and Jaleesa and we will be living life to the fullest. Now I will have more time to pursue my passion in the Financial Services Field where I will continue to educate and provide financial solutions to the many families who need help.
You can also read my contestant diary on www.wheeloffortune.com under contestant diary archives.
May God Bless you all in life as well as your careers!
Regards,
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THE FIRST ANNUAL CITIZENS AWARDS
NEW YORK CITY
Citizens Against Recidivism, Inc
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Umar Abdul-Jalil Masjid Sabur, Harlem New York
NEW YORK CITY
THE GRAND COUNCIL OF GUARDIANS
AWARD DINNER DANCE
Friday, October 19. 2007
NOBLE NEWS From Mr. Dennis Jones NOBLE, the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives was founded in 1976. Currently with approximately 55 chapters across the United States and Internationally. |
Mychal Bell of 'Jena 6'
LOCKED UP AGAIN BY
TOWN JUDGE
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH
7 FORMER BOOT CAMP GUARDS AND NURSE ARE ACQUITTED OF MANSLAUGHTER
IN DEATH OF A 14 YEAR OLD BOY IN PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA
The Guards are White, Black and Asian
The all-white jury took 90 minutes to decide the case
IT WASN'T THE SERIOUS BEATING THAT KILLED THE BOY
Another reason why Community organization need to step up to the plate and put people into elected positions that have their best interest in mind. Clearly, this young African American boy was killed at the boot camp that was suppose to help him.
DEFENSE ATTORNEYS SAY
ANDERSON DEATH WAS
CAUSED BY UNDIAGNOSED
SICKLE CELL TRAIT
FLORIDA October 14, 2007
Sickle Cell Trait Didn't Kill This Young Man.
The Beating by Boot Camp Guards Killed Him!
Look at the Video on the Internet! Let Florida know Write Letters and Let Your Opinions be Heard America!
Ralph E . Smith
Publisher
GUARDIAN CHRONICLE.COM
DEATH OF DR. TERRA THOMAS AND DAUGHTER NIA
by Woody From Harlem, New York
October 15, 2007
Dear Friends and Family:
It is with great regret and sadness that I share this email with you and ask you to pray for the me and the family and all those who lost so much in the tragic death of my great and long time special friend Dr. Terra Thomas and her loving 16 year old daughter Nia, who died early Friday morning in a horrible car accident on the Indiana Toll road .Click here: ABC7Chicago.com: Mother, triplet daughter killed in crash near Ind.-Ohio line
NEW YORK CITY STATES
NO MORE STRIP SEARCHES FOR
Misdemeanors
October 5, 2007
Click Here To Download PDF Story from
Genarlow Wilson
Released Friday October 26, 2007
ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- Former Georgia prison inmate Genarlow Wilson says he feels no "negative energy" toward the district attorney who prosecuted him for receiving oral sex from a 15-year-old when he was a teenager himself. News Credit: CNN
Megan Williams West Virginia Woman Raped By Six White Men and a Woman
Tells the Associated Press:, " For at least a week, authorities say, the 20-year-old black woman was kept captive in a shed, tortured, beaten, forced to eat rat, dog and human feces, and raped by six white men and women who taunted her with racial slurs.
"They just kept saying 'This is what we do to niggers down here,'" Williams told The Associated Press in one of her most extensive interviews since the shocking case made national headlines last month.
Seated in a rocking chair in her mother's living room, about 50 miles from that shed, the slight woman with cocoa-colored skin says she was hopelessly outnumbered by people who just wanted to hurt a black person.
"I just hope they fry for what they did to me. That's really all I got to say," she said. "I hope they fry."
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A pre march remembrance/prayer vigil will take place at the Logan County trailer home where Megan Williams was kidnapped and tortured.
Black Lawyers For Justice Atty. Malik Shabazz, Esq.
Phone Numbers
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Off-duty New York Cop Admits To Road Rage Fatal Shooting
CORRECTION OFFICER'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, INC
10TH ANNUAL
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THE FIRST ANNUAL CITIZENS AWARDS
NEW YORK CITY
Citizens Against Recidivism, Inc
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Umar Abdul-Jalil Masjid Sabur, Harlem New York
NEW YORK CITY
THE GRAND COUNCIL OF GUARDIANS
AWARD DINNER DANCE
Friday, October 19. 2007
THE 3RD KILLER OF RETIRED NYC CORRECTION OFFICER BARRY J.ROSE HAS BEEN CAPTURED IN THE BRONX
More details to follow..
Andrew Roane
Now Barry you can REALLY rest in Peace..my brother!!
THANK-YOU FAMILY AND FRIENDS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!!
October 9, 2007: Special to The Guardian Chronicle News Desk
Marquis Evans Keeys, 19, is wanted in connection with the Aug. 24 murder of Barry Rose at his Saw Creek Estates home.
Andrew Scott
By Andrew Scott
Pocono Record Writer
October 10, 2007
MILFORD — It appears a Bushkill man charged in the Aug. 24 fatal shooting of a Saw Creek Estates resident will not be extradited back to Pike County this week as was expected.
Marquis Keeys, 18, was arrested last week in New York City in connection with the murder of retired New York corrections officer Barry Rose, 46, in Rose's home on Bexhill Court off Wickes Road in Lehman Township.
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Keeys, who had been at large for more than a month, was supposed to sign his extradition waiver papers Tuesday morning, which would have allowed him to be returned to Pike County. But Assistant District Attorney Ray Tonkin learned Tuesday afternoon that Keeys for reasons unknown had not signed those papers.
The next step is for the Pike County District Attorney's Office to request Gov. Ed Rendell send a governor's warrant to New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer, who would then notify the New York court system to extradite Keeys. That process could take up to 90 days (30 days plus a 60-day extension if requested), Tonkin said.
"Meanwhile, Keeys could still change his mind and decide to fight extradition," Tonkin said. "It's possible, though I don't think it's likely."
Keeys' co-defendants, Cameron Harinarain, 18, and Justin Culver, 19, also of Bushkill, are in Pike County Correctional Facility without bail, awaiting trials for their alleged roles in Rose's murder.
Police say Harinarain and Culver have indicated Keeys is the one who killed Rose in a shoot-out when the three entered Rose's home to steal guns.
Police allege the following occurred:
Keeys, Culver and Harinarain, all armed with handguns and wearing dark-colored clothes with hooded sweatshirts and bandannas over their faces, gained entrance to Rose's home.
The three encountered Rose's daughter, Danielle Rose, 22, who pleaded with them not to hurt her or her father and told them her father was asleep.
They had her lead them to her father's room, knock on his door and tell him to come out and talk to them.
Each of the three hid in a separate room and waited for her father to open the door.
When he did, she motioned with her eyes toward the room in which one of them (supposedly Keeys) was hiding. Barry Rose then shot at Keeys, at which point Keeys fired back, hitting Rose and killing him.
The three then fled the house.
Without A Trace @ Nubian Heritage 126 and 5th ave Harlem NY
1pm -5pm Sun Nov 4
Jena, La
Report by Ralph E. Smith
Reporting Live
September 20, 2007
NOOSE FOUND HANGING IN BUILDING
NOBLE L.I. , NOBLE NY
Hempstead's New Black Chief
Target of Hate
News Conference September 29, 2007
Saturday at Hempstead L.I . Police HQ
Hempstead's New Black Chief Target of Hate. The Grand Council , 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement and State Senator Eric Adams came out to show their support of Hempstead's new black Chief.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW VIDEO BY: Eugene Jordan
In Video NOBLE L.I. President , Corey Pegues
WESTCHESTER CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL
BLACK POLICE ASSOCIATION
RESPONDS TO SEPTEMBER 23, 2007 YONKERS POLICE DEPARTMENT AD IN THE WESTCHESTER JOURNAL NEWSPAPER
In response to the Yonkers Police Department’s (YPD) nearly full-page ad in the September 23, 2007 edition of The Westchester Journal Newspaper, the Westchester Chapter of The National Black Police Association feels that the advertisement is a misrepresentation of the issues. Our criticism is not an attack on the YPD as a whole or the fine officers that serve and protect the Yonkers community. Instead we are demanding critical and fair accountability of the few police officers that cross the line and that the administration recognize and correct their failure to address this ongoing epidemic.
As stated in previous press releases, it is no secret in the law enforcement community of Westchester that the attitudes and actions of some YPD professionals are appalling. These attitudes have been ignored for years. More often these negative attitudes are displayed in the underprivileged communities of color.
6,700 arrest and 34 complaints sounds very impressive. After attending the forum of the NAACP in September 2006, where wall to wall citizens of Yonkers who had complaints (obviously more than 34). The victims were either scared to file a complaint due to fear of retaliation by the accused officers or they didn't know how to file a proper complaint.
Since September 2006, complaints have been filed at the Nepperhan Community Center and with the Yonkers NAACP, as well as the National Action Network. It is well documented that most victims of police brutality admit to being victims, but do not file formal complaints. This is not to say that police brutality does not exist.
It is an outrage to the Yonkers communities of colors and its voters that only 5.3% of its Yonkers police officers are black when the black population of Yonkers is 19%. Again, where are the young men and women of color? Or is the perception of YPD so horrible that no young black man or woman that has grown up in Yonkers wouldn't dare take the job.
To build trust in the communities of color and its voters, the Mayor, the Police Commissioner, along with the City Council should support an independent Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) in order to build trust in the communities of color and its voters. An independent CCRB will serve as a balance between YPD and the community it claims it wants to serve and protect.
About the Westchester Chapter of the National Black Police Association
The National Black Police Association is a nationwide organization of African American Police Associations dedicated to the promotion of justice, fairness, and effectiveness in law enforcement. The NBPA has several chartered organizations throughout the United States, and associate members in Canada, Bermuda, and the United Kingdom. The principal concerns of the NBPA center upon law enforcement issues and the effect of those issues upon the total community. The NBPA serves as an advocate for minority police officers and establishes a national network for the training and education of all police officers and others interested in law enforcement.
The Westchester Chapter of the National Black Police Association is an independent chapter of the national organization whose mission is to uphold the laws of the state of New York. However, as natural leaders it is our moral, ethical and human duty to reach and teach our families and youth by providing increased involvement and support. Thereby enriching lives and enhancing our communities
In Unity And In Peace
D.K. Jones
Executive Director
Westchester NBPA
Executive Board Member
National Black Police Association
914 316 1452
NYC Correction Officer Barry J.Rose was shot and killed in his home.
Dear Correction Family and Friends, |
NYC SAID GOOD BY
TO A YOUNG NYPD
HERO
OFFICER
RUSSEL TIMOSHENKO
FUNERAL FOR
NYPD Police Officer
Officer Russel Timoshenko
A YOUNG 23 YEAR OLD HERO
Died Saturday July 14, 2007
Family & NYPD Staff By In Hospital Room
Viewing: July 17 & 18 from 4pm to 9pm
Service: July 19 2007 at 9:30am
Location For Viewing & Service
L.J. morris Funeral Home 1895 Flatbush Ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11210
Phone: (718) 377-8610
PBA PRESIDENT PATRICK J. LYNCH
Shooting Officers Yan & Timoshenko
PBA president Patrick J. Lynch said: “It is sad to realize that these miserable individuals will be given much better treatment in the criminal justice system then they gave our brother officers. Armed with automatic weapons, they did not hesitate to fire at officers Yan and Timoshenko who would have arrested them for possession of a stolen vehicle.
This case, and too many others like it, underscores the need for a death penalty in New York State that can withstand constitutional muster. Other states have such laws and it is time for New York State legislators to find the political will to impose the death penalty on those who kill, or attempt to kill, law enforcement officers.
Once again, I’d like to express the deepest gratitude of all New York City police officers to all of the law enforcement officers who participated in the search for and capture of the shooters of our brother officers Yan and Timoshenko. Their support, dedication and professionalism are to be greatly admired.
Let it be known by all of those who think nothing of attacking an officer of the law that if you attack one of us anywhere in this country, you attack all of us, and that we will band together and work tirelessly to bring you to justice.
I would also like to ask all who get this message to join us in keeping officer Timoshenko and his family in your thoughts and prayers.”
Our Prayers & Support For the Families , Friends and NYPD
GUARDIANCHRONICLE.COM
Anastasia Henderson
New York City Department of Correction
NYCD Captain
JULY 17 COURT
Will be in court again July 17, 2007 at 9:00am Tuesday fighting her
case. Come out and support Captain Henderson
Location: part 60 4th floor of Bronx Suspreme
"I, Captain Henderson want to thank everyone for
their support during this two year battle. You are truly
my friends and family. I love each and everyone of you"
JULY 17, 2007 SHOW UP IN COURT TO SUPPORT
GUARDIAN CHRONICLE.COM
July 10, 2007
Feel Like 105 Degrees
NEW YORK CITY
AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER SCHOOL: JOBS FOR 18-31
If you have or know kids between the ages of 18-31 with a high school
diploma
The Federal Aviation Association is taking applications for air traffic
controller school. We all have kids and know kids in the right age group
(under 31) and with some effort they could reach a salary of over $100,000 with benefits in about 3 years. You need only a high school diploma to apply and credit is given for college on the exam.
Kids " Marathon " ( 900 meters ) In Germany
FRANCIS SMITH WINS MEDAL IN GERMANY
The little Bro at the far right (blue pants) is your nephew Francis Smith in Germany getting ready to run the kids " Marathon " ( 900 meters )..
Francis earned a medal for his run !!!
Story & Photos by Harold & Frauke Smith (Germany)
APPLE BOOSTS SECURITY
By ERIKA MARTINEZ and SAM GOLDSMITH
Breaking News Story in New York Post 6/30/07
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P.R. DAY PARADE MARCHING WITH MY SON BY N.Y.C CORRECTION OFFICER STEVEN DEJESUS:
Greetings Guardian Chronicle. My name is Correction Officer Steven Dejesus (1st Officer on left). I marched in the parade with my son Isaiah in the Puerto Rican Day Parade. My son is in the above photo(left). He was dancing and making the crowd go crazy.
This was my first time marching and was the best experience ever! I felt proud to represent the New York City Department of Correction. I told my son that I was going to dress him up in a NYC Correction Uniform on his birthday and take him with me to the parade. He always says, "I wanna be like you when I grow up dad. My son always says he wants to be like me, a New York City Correction Officer.
This day was a perfect day and everyone was happy and proud to be a puerto rican and my son was very happy because he dance to the sounds of salsa and waved the Puerto rican Flag with pride. At the end of the parade my son said, Daddy, thank you for the best birthday ever.
SPECIAL P.R. DAY PARADE PHOTO & VIDEO COVERAGE
PRODUCED BY RALPH E. SMITH
GUARDIAN CHRONICLE.COM
Written by Captain Maritza Rosado June 25, 2007
ON BEHALF OF THE NYC DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS HISPANIC SOCIETY &
MY FAMILY
WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK YOU FOR THE COVERAGE ON THE NYC PUERTO RICAN PARADE.
YOUR PICTURES & VIDEO WERE BEAUTIFUL!! WE WERE ALL SHINNING STARS THAT DAY!!!! THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN
GOD BLESS YOU & SEE YOU AT THE NEXT EVENT!!
10-13
NYCD
18 Year Veteran
Louise Simmons
Friday, June 29, 2007
HOME BURNED DOWN
NYC CORRECTION GUARDIANS
Damon Harris- Second Vice President
NYC Correction Guardians Association, Inc
P.O. Box 690488
East Elmhurst, NY, 11369
The 10-13 information was sent to the Guardian Chronicle by
Mr. Damon Harris.
"We care about people and when a NYC Correction Officer needs help, Love is Love and we will be there to help."
MUSLIMS EMPLOYED IN
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P.O.Box 690535
East Elmhurst, NY, 11376
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Quote For June 28, 2007
"I don't know about tomorrow, only today!
So I'm here to tell you what ever I do today
will be great no matter how small or large.
As long as I do my best to pass any test,
I will rise above any mess, So Bring It.
God has my Back and I'm ready to run on today's
Track. I won't slow down until I reach my crown,
One step at a time: Mighty one, two ,Three
Written by Ralph E. Smith
NAACP WINS ON THE USE OF "NIGGER" IN DICTIONARY
LIKE IT IS
TELEVISION SHOW
June 24, 2007
A program about the NYPD and Community: Is It Working?
Blacks & World War
Black Youth Banging Black Youth in Newark, N. J
Tune in today channel 7 in New York at 12:00pm
SEAN BELL PRE-MOTHERS DAY MARCH
May 12, 2007: Members of the Grand Council of
Guardians, Councilman Leroy Comrie, and Parents of
Sean Bell Photo Submitted by Grand Council of Guardians
A Powerful Thought
You Can, You Must, and You Shall Achieve What Ever You
Focus Your Mind On! Don't Stop For Ducks, Fly With Eagles.
Road Blocks are just God's Way of Getting You Ready For Big Time Fun! Each Man can become rich in the pocket , spirit, and mind if you spend time going over your assignment from God! Each man is given a set of skills from God. Never let another man try to take your God given skills away. Stick to God's plan and you will land on top of what you and God build together.
Written by Ralph E. Smith 5/15/07
NEW YORK'S BOLDEST
NYCD
PROTECTING AMERICA
Written by Correction Officer Wilson- A Proud Marine
SPECIAL EDITION FOR THE GUARDIAN CHRONICLE
God created the United States Marine Corps in 3 days.
On the first day 8 November 1775, he gave us the Anchor
On the second day 9 November 1775, we he gave us the Eagle.
On the third day 10 November 1775 we over ran his position and took the Globe.
As part of the Marine Corps Birthday celebration of 10 November members of Marines in Blue marched in the New York City Veteran's Day Parade on 12 November 2006.
As Marines we honor traditions of fidelity, courage, strength and brotherhood amongst ourselves and all veterans of the Department. On this 12 day of November 2006 we remembered and honored all the veterans who have come before us. Those currently serving around the globe and especially, those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service of their country. We the Marines in Blue continue to march forward in strength and brotherhood. We remain the servants of our fellow veterans, the United States of America and Military services and especially, to our communities and families.
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De La Hoya Vs. Mayweather
"The Guardian Chronicle Sports View"
We say there is going to be a changing of the Guard!
Mayweather will be the winner tonight May 5, 2007
Guardian Chronicle Photo of Mayweather in New York City
Showing Youth They Can Be Great
Story & Photos by Ralph E. Smith Guardian Chronicle.com
Warnings About MY SPACE & CHILDREN:
Submitted by Renee E. Smith May 7, 2007
MARCH OF DIMES WalkAmerica Walk To Save Babies News Story produced by Ralph E, Smith April 29, 2007
2nd Annual Retiree's
Reunion and Picnic
NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION
Host: Andrew Roane,Arthur Polite,Ronni Gates
Location: FDR PARK
2597 Crompond Road, Yorktown Heights, NY View Map
When: Saturday, July 28, 9:00am
Phone: 914-245-443
OK..My Correction Family here we go again..We are gathering again at FDR Park, to have a great time just like last year.We had a great time last year..So why not do it again..We have moved a little closer to the restrooms(for the bad bladder people)..So gather the kids(and grand's)..get friends..and come on out.The same as last year..BRING YOUR OWN!!..Once again I am asking EVERYONE to go into your email address book and reach out to our out-of-town friends.
REMEMBER ONCE AGAIN"OUR DAY TO SHINE..AGAIN"..as always those of you who are still ACTIVE..you are definitely invited to see what retirement look's like..
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The Women's Criminal Justice Association
"Breaking the Glass Ceiling"
April 16, 2007
JACKIE ROBINSON
A Great African American Baseball Player Who Opened Doors For Hundreds of Blacks To Play The Game! April 15, 2007
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Retirement Celebration May 10, 2007
NYCD CAPTAIN HENDERSON'S
NEXT COURT DATE IS FRIDAY, MAY 11,2007
AT THE BRONX SUPREME COURT ON THE
4TH FLOOR PART M60. 0900HRS.
GOD WILLING THIS WILL BE HER LAST COURT DATE AND JUSTICE WILL PREVAIL FOR THIS COURAGEOUS SISTER. PLEASE SHOW YOUR SUPPORT! Submitted to the Guardian Chronicle by Damon Harris- V.P NYC Correction Guardians
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NORTHEAST REGION
2007 SPRING TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL
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De La Hoya Vs. Mayweather
"The Guardian Chronicle Sports View"
We say there is going to be a changing of the Guard!
Mayweather will be the winner tonight May 5, 2007
Guardian Chronicle Photo of Mayweather in New York City
Showing Youth They Can Be Great
Story & Photos by Ralph E. Smith Guardian Chronicle.com
Warnings About MY SPACE & CHILDREN:
Submitted by Renee E. Smith May 7, 2007
MARCH OF DIMES WalkAmerica Walk To Save Babies News Story produced by Ralph E, Smith April 29, 2007
2nd Annual Retiree's
Reunion and Picnic
NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION
Host: Andrew Roane,Arthur Polite,Ronni Gates
Location: FDR PARK
2597 Crompond Road, Yorktown Heights, NY View Map
When: Saturday, July 28, 9:00am
Phone: 914-245-443
OK..My Correction Family here we go again..We are gathering again at FDR Park, to have a great time just like last year.We had a great time last year..So why not do it again..We have moved a little closer to the restrooms(for the bad bladder people)..So gather the kids(and grand's)..get friends..and come on out.The same as last year..BRING YOUR OWN!!..Once again I am asking EVERYONE to go into your email address book and reach out to our out-of-town friends.
REMEMBER ONCE AGAIN"OUR DAY TO SHINE..AGAIN"..as always those of you who are still ACTIVE..you are definitely invited to see what retirement look's like..
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Dear Friends of Marie Slaughter:
For the past two years, Solo Mommy Magazine (www.solomommy.com) – the publication dedicated to empowering single moms with savvier ways to live a simpler life – has celebrated single moms at its annual Mother’s Day Brunch with the "You Go, Mom!" award. This honored has been bestowed to women who are the epitome of strength, courage, and tenacity – all characteristics that the single mom embodies.
As the CEO of Solo Mommy Magazine and Event Coordinator of the 3rd Annual Mother's Day Brunch, I am pleased to inform you that our brunch committee has selected Marie as one of our 2007 “You Go, Mom!” award recipients. The brunch will take place on Saturday, May 12, 2007 at Windows Over Harlem in Harlem, NY (@ the corner of 125th Street, inside of The Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. State Office Building) from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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If you have any questions, I can be reached at 718-425-9092. I look forward to your participating as Solo Mommy Magazine honors Marie next month.
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