04/04/05 - Hey Joe, Try And Keep It In Your Pants.... Even Without Rain It Was A Wet Night In White Plains

5 charged with exposure in White Plains

The Journal News Reports...

Police said five men were arrested between 11 p.m. Wednesday and around 3 a.m. Thursday after each was seen urinating on the street, in a parking lot or, in one case, on a store window.

All were charged with exposure of a person, a violation.

Joseph Zampino, 26, of Greenwich, Conn., was arrested at 11:08 p.m. Wednesday, after police said he was seen urinating in a municipal lot on Chester Avenue. He posted $100 bail.

Police said Jon Munoz, 28, of 42 Lakeview Ave., Hartsdale, was arrested at 2:05 a.m. in a Waller Avenue municipal lot, where he was accused of urinating. He was released without bail.

About 20 minutes later, Manuel Hernandez-Diaz, 25, of 839 Underhill Road, Mamaroneck, was picked up, accused of doing the same thing in the same parking lot. He was released on $25 bail.

All three have April 18 court dates.

Besart Rugova of the Bronx, 20, was charged after police said he was caught in the passageway that connects the Waller Avenue lot to Post Road at 3 a.m. Bail and court information was unavailable.

In the final incident, police said Arman Sefaj of Queens, 23, was seen walking along Mamaroneck Avenue, laughing and urinating on a store window about 3:08 a.m.

"I had to (go), what was I gonna do?'' he asked cops following his arrest, according to a police report. Sefaj posted $100 bail and is due in White Plains City Court on April 17.

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03/18/08 - "It's great," Eddie Collins told the Greenwich Time about the event. "I marched in it last year."

Amelia Bruno claps in time to bagpipe music at the St. Patrick’s Day celebration yesterday at the Nathaniel Witherell.
(Helen Neafsey/Greenwich Time Staff photo)

Green is the theme for Witherell residents

By Hoa Nguyen
Greenwich Time - Staff Writer

Four grand marshals, a line of Irish bagpipers, cups of green ginger ale, plates of buttered Irish soda bread and plenty of twinkling eyes and smiling faces were on hand for yesterday's annual St. Patrick's Day parade at The Nathaniel Witherell.

People, wheelchairs and walkers packed both sides of the parade route as bagpipers made their way into the nursing home's social hall. In the front of the room were the grand marshals, Alice and Eddie Collins, Kathy Kavanagh and Mary McHugh, who also are the four oldest Irish residents at the nursing home....

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03/17/08 - More About That Creepy Guy In Old Greenwich

Greenwich News Report - Crime

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Police are looking for a man who allegedly exposed himself to three teenage girls in Old Greenwich on Saturday. The man is described as being possibly ...

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03/17/08 - Greenwich News Wire

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ExpressJet to add directorPublish Post
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03/17/08 - "Almighty God, we pray you bless these branches and make them holy," the Rev. William Carey

Margaux, Julia and Samantha Knox pick out their palms before the start of morning services at St. Agnes. (David Ames/For Greenwich Time march08photo)

Christians begin solemn Holy Week

Some parishioners at St. Agnes Church chose to fold their palms into the shape of crosses, others merely folded the long palms in half while still others held the palm in one piece and allowed the wiry ends to flap about yesterday.

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03/16/08 - A Lot Of Things Are On Display In Greenwich

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