By Phil on February 24, 2010
From their site:
I became so enamoured of the Van Cortlandt Village/Kingsbridge Heights area while doing ForgottenTour 37 around the (temporarily dry) Jerome Park Reservoir that I resolved to return and explore these two obscure Bronx enclaves a little more in-depth, and that’s exactly what I did on September 20, 2009. [...]
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By Phil on February 9, 2010
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection has scheduled a routine alarm safety, maintenance and inspection procedure at the Jerome Park Reservoir.
The test will take place on Tuesday, February 16, 2010, at approximately 9:00 a.m.
The alarm may be detectable near the site but it will be preceded by an announcement that the alarm is [...]
Posted in Alerts, Front Page News
By Phil on February 6, 2010
Attention:
On February 5th, 2010 around 10:00am in the vicinity of Van Cortlandt Avenue West one of our neighbors lost their dog.
The dog is a miniature Doberman, she was wearing a red harness, and her name is Fortune.
If you have seen this dog or have any information please contact us at lostdog@fipna.org or use our contact [...]
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By Phil on January 28, 2010
At first I wasn’t sure what this big green hunk of metal was now sitting in the Nursing Home driveway.
Could it be a dumpster? A water tank? What is it?
After further investigation it turns out that it is a hydraulic compactor used to crush garbage.
I was surprised to see something this monstrous sitting right in [...]
Posted in Front Page News, Nursing Home
By Phil on November 24, 2009
According to a story in the NY Post Helen Sieger allegedly paid a hospital social worker for patients;
A Bronx nursing home allegedly paid a hospital social worker to steer elderly patients its way, The Post has learned.
Ex-Kingsbridge Care Center CEO Helen Sieger gave New York Presbyterian’s Frank Rivera nearly $20,000, Attorney General Andrew Cuomo said.
Sieger, [...]
Posted in Front Page News, Helen Sieger, Nursing Home
By Phil on November 10, 2009
On Thursday, November 12 at approximately 9 AM, NYCDEP’s Bureau of Water and Sewer Operations will conduct its quarterly alarm safety, maintenance and inspection test at the Jerome Park Reservoir.
The alarm may be detectable near the site; however, there will be an announcement before the alarm is activated that the [...]
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By Phil on November 9, 2009
This is a noticed passed on by us:
Greetings Friends,
Join us for this annual tradition of Celebrating THANKSGIVING on the HARLEM RIVER.
UDEC HARLEM RIVER ECOLOGY CENTER
..a unique urban nature center and micro-maritime museum Locatea the Southern End of Roberto Clemente State Park, NYC Bridge Park, and River Park Towers; Just north of the historic High Bridge, [...]
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By Phil on October 21, 2009
According to an article in the Daily News today a lawsuit filed in Bronx Supreme Court charges that Helen Sieger previous owner of the Kingsbridge Heights Rehabilitation & Care Center allegedly stole $9 million from the home for her personal use.
Since the strike ended, the nursing home has gone into state receivership, and William Pascocello, [...]
Posted in Front Page News, Helen Sieger, Nursing Home
By Phil on June 16, 2009
Well it is now final, Helen is just a bad memory now!
Tonight a towing company finally came a took her car away which has sat parked in the nursing home parking lot since before the strike began. It has been almost a year that the strike has been over and still the car sat parked [...]
Posted in Front Page News, Helen Sieger, Nursing Home, Strike 2008
By Phil on February 13, 2009
We have obtained a copy of the order that has removed Helen Sieger from Kingsbridge Heights Rehabilitation and Care Center. The main statement on the order “Without opposition petition granted! Order Signed.”
It is amazing that the order was signed the morning of February 11, 2009 and by the afternoon of the same date Helen was [...]
Posted in Front Page News, Helen Sieger, Nursing Home
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