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Advisory Council (MAC) Learn about volunteer opportunities with SHRM Tricia Alcamo's personal challenges have shaped her empathetic leadership style as FanDuel's chief people officer ​When Tricia Alcamo describes her employer as “a hyper-growth company,” she isn’t exaggerating The spark for that growth occurred in 2018 Supreme Court overturned a federal law that banned commercial sports betting in most states a global sports betting and gaming operator the New York City-based company’s portfolio includes gaming FanDuel employs roughly 3,000 people—2,500 of whom have been hired since the start of the pandemic nearly three years ago To help lead the HR function at the growing company FanDuel hired Alcamo as its chief people officer in April 2022 we start stepping into the territory of what a larger organization needs—the scalable and global offerings that are different for a company of this size,” Alcamo says Alcamo hired individuals for key senior roles the organization didn’t previously have such as Corinne Bilerman as vice president of talent and development and Keita Young as head of diversity Alcamo and her team of 80 (and counting) also led the creation of more-robust programs for leadership development and employee recognition As the company increases the number of managers among its ranks the new leadership development program will help them become more effective and inspirational in their roles executives will acknowledge workers’ accomplishments across the company and a tech platform will enable peer-to-peer recognitions and make the process less ad hoc “We live the company’s principle of ‘we say thank you’ every day,” Alcamo says we have to come up with ways to amplify those ‘thank-yous’ across the company.” Even as FanDuel quickly hires people for technology Alcamo maintains a leadership approach that sees and treats employees based on more than simply the roles they fill “Tricia wants us to bring our whole selves to work and it was important that I was still working as much as I was able—that they see me wrap a scarf around my head put on high heels and go to work,” Alcamo says “It was a signal to them that it would be OK that as long as Mom still put on high heels and went to work She also credits the support of American Express her employer at the time: “American Express gave me the ability to craft a path through that incredibly difficult time and supported me in every way,” she says who have much more going on than you see on the surface Alcamo’s people-focused management style convinced FanDuel’s CEO Amy Howe that she had found the right person to head the company’s HR operations “I was looking for a chief people officer who listens who can work collaboratively across the organization “I saw this in Tricia during our first discussion.” Alcamo developed her ability to get stuff done at an early age represented the first generation in their families to attend college “Both my parents came from very humble backgrounds—they grew up with very little means in the Bronx,” says Alcamo Her parents instilled a strong work ethic in Alcamo and her two older siblings Alcamo took her first job delivering newspapers on her bicycle At age 14—“the minute I could get my working papers and not work in the rain”—she got a job in a retail stockroom Both of Alcamo’s parents died of cancer—her mother when Alcamo was 15 and her father when she was in her 20s Alcamo’s own illness also focused her attention on going after the kind of job she wanted most “It gave me clarity that I think was not there before,” she says While Alcamo rose through the ranks during her almost 14 years at American Express she yearned to head an entire human resource function she left American Express and joined Spectrum Enterprise as vice president and later group vice president of HR working directly for the company’s president I was responsible for developing and delivering the HR strategy for the business,” Alcamo says where she worked for close to six years before joining FanDuel Alcamo noticed that relatively few women held senior-level roles So she launched a program to develop female leaders that helped increase the number of female vice presidents at the company Alcamo considers that program one of the top accomplishments of her HR career After earning a bachelor’s in English from Princeton University in 1996 Alcamo joined Deloitte as a management consultant “I wanted to be in business but didn’t exactly know what that meant,” she says “so management consulting was a perfect fit.” Deloitte tapped Alcamo to help with an initiative to globalize the company’s recruiting process and make it more competitive “I just fell in love with this work that was people-focused but also tied closely to the company’s strategic imperative,” she says Alcamo returned to client-focused consulting but knew her heart was in HR After she voiced her professional passion to a mentor at Deloitte the organization created a recruiting-focused role for Alcamo in order to keep her with the organization a mentor posed a simple question to Alcamo: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Alcamo knew the answer: chief people officer for a large company The mentor wrote the names of four companies with strong HR reputations on a paper napkin and handed it to Alcamo The mentor then advised her to find someone she knew at one of those companies to try and land a job She reached out to someone at American Express and joined the company in 2002 taking on an HR manager role for the first time Alcamo gained valuable insights along the way she learned to surround herself with strong people leaders and trust them to lead their own teams trusting my team to lead became more and more important,” she says “Tricia lets her team use their expertise to figure things out and make recommendations She’s interested in learning from the experts on her team,” she says As Bilerman helped create FanDuel’s new leadership development program she recognized and appreciated that Alcamo didn’t simply dictate a course of action—though she might have ‘I’ve done this before; let’s do that here,’ ” says Bilerman who has known Alcamo since 2006 when they both worked for American Express “But she listened to our ideas and then said and here’s one piece that’s helpful to bring in.’ ” Other leadership traits of Alcamo stand out among her colleagues Tricia would reference nautical terms and sailing ‘Where is all of that coming from?’ ” Howe says “She told me she was a competitive sailor and she is teaching her kids to sail I knew she was the right person to captain the FanDuel ship.” Competitive sailing requires focus and stamina “and those are tied into how I operate at work.” FanDuel will need Alcamo to help skipper not just its burgeoning employee population but also the still-evolving workplace FanDuel transitioned from remote work to a team-based hybrid approach in which teams decide when they come into the office to collaborate when and how of 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Disclaimer Renew today for unlimited access to member content Your Executive Network membership is nearing its expiration Renew your Executive Network benefits today -- Seasoned Human Resources Executive to Accelerate Talent Strategy – the premier online gaming company in the United States, announced it has appointed Tricia Alcamo as the company's Chief People Officer Alcamo will be responsible for the acceleration of FanDuel's People strategy reflecting the company's extraordinary growth trajectory Alcamo will lead the company's human resources organization inclusive of culture development compensation and employee benefits in service to the company's Sportsbook "I am incredibly excited to welcome Tricia to my leadership team as our new Chief People Officer," said Amy Howe President & Chief Executive Officer for FanDuel "Tricia has had a distinguished career building and running award winning human resources teams at media companies like our own and at globally trusted brands Her arrival reflects our investment in our people and our commitment to a culture that recognizes and attracts the most talented team while providing them the most empathetic and inclusive environment to succeed." Alcamo is seasoned human resources executive who most recently served as Group Vice President of Human Resources for Spectrum Enterprise a leading national provider of scalable fiber technology solutions and a part of Charter Communications Alcamo honed her skills at American Express where she held a series of progressively senior positions across multiple HR functions and her early career experiences were shaped as a management consultant with Deloitte "As FanDuel continues to experience rapid growth in this exciting space the people team plays a critical role in ensuring that the organization has the culture and capabilities that will enable sustained success well into the future I'm honored to be working alongside Amy and the entire leadership group to drive innovative and strategic people practices that lead to winning business outcomes and an outstanding employee experience." Alcamo has been heralded for her innovative and progressive approaches to changing work environments Multichannel News recognized her with their prestigious "Wonder Woman" award and CableFax Magazine named her as one of the "Most Powerful Women in Cable" in 2018.  Lauded for the passion and commitment she brings to all aspects of her life she was honored in 2015 by Working Mother Magazine as "Working Mother of the Year." Alcamo earned her Bachelor of Arts in English and American Studies from Princeton University FanDuel Group is an innovative sports-tech entertainment company that is changing the way consumers engage with their favorite sports The premier gaming destination in the United States FanDuel Group consists of a portfolio of leading brands across gaming FanDuel Group has a presence across all 50 states and 12 million customers The company is based in New York with offices in California FanDuel Group is a subsidiary of Flutter Entertainment plc the world's largest sports betting and gaming operator with a portfolio of globally recognized brands and a constituent of the FTSE 100 index of the London Stock Exchange the premier online gaming company in North America announced the launch of FanDuel Casino Jackpots North America's premier online gaming company is off to the races for the 151st "Run for the Roses" with the #1 sportsbook app where fans.. 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businesses across America managed service solutions or other products Alcamo came on board in 2016 after 14 years at American Express arriving two months after the massive merger between Time Warner Cable Bright House Networks and Charter Communications “This role brought together the many different positions I had over the course of my career,” she said Having studied mergers up close when she was in the merger-integration business at Deloitte Consulting just after college Alcamo passed along key lessons to staffers after the rollup went down “Accept the fact that integrations of that size are messy work,” she said and you’re signing up for something that’s not the status quo.” Alcamo also stressed that a merger allows forward-thinking employees to establish the kind of culture they truly want to work in create the business strategy,” she said “Rarely in a steady-state situation do you get to do that.” Her overarching strategy to get everyone on the same page was to always think about “Look at what the legacy companies bring to the table,” Alcamo said “Put it all together and think about what works best for the company going forward.” The smarter way to stay on top of the multichannel video marketplace Alcamo has made a significant mark on the joined company a program designed to grow and develop talent in the organization and grow employees’ leadership skills “It was a way to bring together all of our different activities around investing in people and learning and development skills and capabilities,” she said “It is designed to help people succeed in their roles now Alcamo was also behind Spectrum Enterprise’s Women’s Leadership Mentoring program Women in leadership roles sign up to be “mentees” and are paired up with another female executive a level or two above them on the org chart That nine-month program launched in January 2019 Alcamo and other Spectrum Enterprise leaders are contemplating what it will look like the next time around “It provided us with a good framework to think about a broader mentorship program,” she said Her Spectrum Enterprise colleagues said the company culture is richer with Alcamo overseeing HR “She really empowers and supports our organization,” Tammy Zimmerman senior director of human resources at Spectrum Enterprise “You want to follow someone who believes in your capabilities and the capabilities of the organization.” executive VP and president of Spectrum Enterprise said Alcamo “combines business acumen and problem-solving skills with an ability to relate to people and communicate her ideas to create value for our team and organization develop and advance the people who will drive our business to future success.” Alcamo fought and beat breast cancer in 2014 and her tenacious work at American Express throughout her treatment earned her Working Mother of the Year honors from Working Mother Magazine in 2015 “I was very open at work about what I was going through,” she said “Having that recognition at that time was just amazing.” Alcamo enjoys sailing and skiing with her daughters Alcamo is a “pit person” on the sailboat and making sure everything runs free when we have a sail change,” she said Alcamo and her daughters are up in the Catskills every weekend Alcamo used to sit in the lodge as her kids would ski Alcamo describes herself as a binge-watcher of television Handmaid’s Tale scares the heck out of me and The Crown was really compelling,” she said of series she recently binged Alcamo is focused on how Spectrum Enterprise can better serve its clients “I think about HR strategy and the talent we are attracting and the kind of learning and development we are doing with client centricity in mind,” she said “The talent we need at Spectrum Enterprise is out there understanding our clients’ businesses and our clients’ needs and helping to think about what kind of large networking solutions would meet those needs Career Highlights: Led development of the HR strategy for Spectrum Enterprise following the merger of Charter Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks Launched the Spectrum Enterprise Women’s Leadership Initiative the first development-focused effort of its kind at Spectrum Enterprise Made a significant industry change to join Charter in 2016 (“and being on stage in St Louis — speaking in front of 300 employees — on my first day on the job!”) Quotable: “Within Spectrum Enterprise all of these initiatives are bearing fruit and we're seeing more diversity at senior leadership levels We just know that more diversity in leadership drives better results.” Michael MaloneSocial Links NavigationMichael Malone is content director at B+C and Multichannel News He joined B+C in 2005 and has covered network programming cable and streaming; and local broadcast television including writing the "Local News Close-Up" market profiles He also hosted the podcasts "Busted Pilot" and "Series Business." His journalism has also appeared in The New York Times An investment firm has completed its first new building in New Jersey with the opening of a nearly 262,000-square-foot industrial property in Lawrence Township joined brokers with Avison Young recently to debut the warehouse and light manufacturing facility at 40 Enterprise Ave The development has repurposed what was a blighted brownfield site noting that it will look to tap into the steady demand for modern e-commerce and logistics facilities Avison Young has advised Alcamo Capital since the early stages of development and is marketing the property for lease which allows Alcamo to maximize the site’s potential and provide the community with greater employment and revenue opportunities,” said Timothy Cadigan “It’s great to work with a sophisticated client who recognizes the economic growth potential in our local market.” Those on hand for the recent ribbon-cutting ceremony included Vin Basile Also present were Lawrence Township Councilmember James Kownacki and Municipal Manager Kevin Nerwinski as were Cadigan and fellow Avison Young Principal Matthew Turse and Matt Tracy Brian Summers and Jerrell Kerzetski of RC Anderson Avison Young said the 261,646-square-foot project would provide a home for an employer that may have otherwise overlooked the area in search of high-quality space “We are delighted to welcome new tenants and celebrate the opening of this quality facility alongside our partners at Avison Young,” said Anthony Basile a principal with Alcamo Capital “This team was the clear choice to oversee the leasing for Lawrence Logistics Center given the firm’s extensive market knowledge and experience in successful project lease-ups.” Get quality reporting directly into your inbox and his five accomplices were arrested in police operation “Freezer.” The gang used to meet and develop their operation plans over a few minutes in the walk-in freezer of the grocery shop belonging to one of the arrested gang members The suspects were arrested in the picturesque coastal town of Alcamo Matteo Messina Denaro — the boss of all bosses of the Sicilian mafia, Cosa Nostra and one of Europe’s most wanted fugitives — allegedly personally appointed Melodia to run the Alcamo region Investigators claim that the family led by Melodia had forced people in the town of Alcamo to vote for candidate Alida Maria Lauria at the 2016 local elections Support from readers like you helps OCCRP expose organized crime and corruption around the world you’ll be directly supporting investigative journalism as a public good You’ll also gain access to exclusive insights and benefits In a sweeping operation in two Italian cities police arrested 74 members of the Nigerian mafia Italy’s Guardia Di Finanza arrested 19 alleged members of the ‘Ndrangheta organized crime group Friday in the Italian town.. Italian police and the FBI arrested on Wednesday 19 members of two Italian Mafia clans that were trying to build up their.. Alcamo's — the beloved neighborhood market in Dearborn which used the simple tagline "Italian Specialties Since 1952" — announced Tuesday it is closing after more than a half-century which is slated to close for good on Thanksgiving a place where you could go to get gourmet and imported foods for special occasions you'd never forget but also stop at when you had a hankering for a good sandwich It is where many metro Detroiters bought their favorite fresh cheeses Even the market's name was a reminder of the bel paese Alcamo is the fourth-largest town in Trapani "We have served this community for almost 60 yrs" the shop posted on Facebook adding that it "will miss everyone dearly — the wonderful friends we have made the amazing customers and family who have shared our lives with through the year." Former Free Press Restaurant Critic Sylvia Rector called Alcamo's subs an "absolute treasure" and in 2013 included it in a list of her favorites telling readers to "forget about places that use paper-thin mystery meats Eater Detroit, a news site that focuses on dining and dining trends, noted under the headline, "Where to Dine and Drink in Dearborn," the market at 4423 Schaefer specialized in imported Italian products such as "olive oils "what really packs in the fans are the Italian subs Mlive.com raved about that sauce — and the subs — in 2017 when it declared that after traveling 2,500 miles, making 62 stops and tasting 169 subs, Alcamo's Market served "Michigan's best sub sandwich." The subs It started making them for some of their Italian customers and "things just blew up." mortadella and cooked prosciutto ham on it It then gets topped with fresh shredded lettuce and a good dousing of house-made sub sauce." More:Highly anticipated Basan restaurant in Detroit's Eddystone building to open Nov. 15 More:12 Detroit-area pop-up restaurants to know The owners said they were no longer taking phone orders The reason for closing, their social media post said was that the family decided it was time to retire "after putting in 14 hour days for the many many years." They said they wanted "to slow life down just a little to have quality time together as a family." And that's just the kind of explanation you'd expect from an Italian market The shop said it is offering a 20% discount on just about everything except its subs and "case pricing." where "the personal attention" made her feel like family was known for its bread that came from an Italian bakery in Canada & ACCOMPLISHMENTS," the announcement noted in all caps along with a few photos taken over the years Contact Frank Witsil: 313-222-5022 or fwitsil@freepress.com RWE's renewable energy business in Italy is forging ahead: The company has completed the construction of its new onshore wind farm Alcamo II in Sicily The green electricity produced by this wind farm has already been contracted to the Italian Sofidel Group on a long-term basis as part of a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) Sofidel is one of the largest producers of paper for hygienic and domestic uses in the world particularly well-known for its brand ‘Regina’ The contract enabled RWE to build this wind farm without having to rely on state subsidies Sofidel will come a great deal closer to meeting its ambitious climate protection goals and strengthens its commitment to a sustainable future for people and planet The new wind farm consists of four Goldwind turbines (GW 136-3.4MW) with a total installed capacity of 13.6 megawatts (MW) The PPA with Sofidel enabled the realisation of Alcamo II by providing financial stability through contracting 26 gigawatt hours per year as the sole corporate off-taker Sofidel purchases all the guarantees of origin this wind park produces The long-term contract started in early-April 2021 and will run until end of 2030 Sofidel regards this long-term partnership as a responsible way to promote a multi-stakeholder approach for sustainable development “The agreement with RWE represents a major step toward our carbon footprint reduction goals Sofidel emissions reduction targets – -40% emissions per ton of paper by 2030 compared with 2018 base year – have been approved by the Science Based Targets initiative as consistent with levels required to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement,” states Riccardo Balducci “This is also in line with what the latest climate science says is needed to prevent the worst impacts of climate change In our commitment to a low carbon economy we regard PPAs as an useful and effective tool to source renewable power for our industrial operations and trigger the creation of additional generation capacity aimed at sustaining the green energy transition.” Chief Operating Officer Wind Onshore & Photovoltaics Europe & Asia Pacific at RWE Renewables adds: “Italy is one of our core markets The country is seeing continued expansion of renewables and we are happy to contribute to this development with our Alcamo II wind farm and future projects we have succeeded in building this wind farm without any state subsidies In addition it is worldwide our first wind farm for which we used turbines from the manufacturer Goldwind During the successful realisation of this project our Italian team gained a lot of experience which will help us to further broaden our supplier portfolio globally.”  — The earth-tone arches in Estella Rose Fashion are hand-painted and its TikTok-trendy clothing is hand-picked "We get to dress people and make them feel confident," said Tricia Alcamo a co-owner who says she's been self-employed "my entire life." and "future sister-in-law" opened the brick-and-mortar clothing store on Eighth Street in downtown Holland moving their freshly founded small business away from their Cascade location your day is going to be a lot better," said Annalisa Walt Alcamo's daughter and mother to the store's namesake you're constantly going to come back," Walt said about shopping habits in the popular district The boho-inspired store also sells baby and toddler clothing basing their selection off of social media trends and influencers "I have a shopping addiction and I've always been passionate about fashion," said manager Kailie Werra "I couldn't see myself doing anything else." While big box stores shift toward online shopping Werra and her coworkers say their carefully-curated selection and personal touch separate them from the rest of the retail pack they don't really care about anything," Werra said because we actually like helping customers and care." Follow FOX 17: Facebook - Twitter - Instagram - YouTube This family-owned market can trace its origins to 1942 Originally opened as an Italian market featuring hard-to-find imports Alcamo's started making subs for some of their Italian customers and "things just blew up" owner Emily Chimento told us and co-owner Pina said "it wasn't the original intent but it's just kept growing on its own" They now make hundreds of subs every day for their customers at prices that you just can't beat anywhere "I offer these subs at these prices as a gift to my customers," Emily said The meat here is all natural and all prime with most of the Italian specialties coming direct from the old country We were impressed with how you could taste each of the four meats in their "Famous Italian" sub That sub is by far the most popular one at Alcamo's and a good dousing of house-made sub sauce The sub sauce at Alcamo's was one of the best we tried during our search and it adds a great acidic punch to the sub The standard 8 inch comes loaded with meat and cheese and is only $5 but with a little less meat and cheese for $4 We also loved the "Spicy Italian," which has pepperoni The "Super E" was created to highlight the most popular meats at the deli The "Original Turkey" is also very popular and the combination of both roasted and smoked turkey takes it over the top One special sub that is unique to Alcamo's is the "Grandma Sub," which is stuffed with German potato salad and many of their employees have been their long term "Our employees are family," Emily told us The whole crew works hard to know all of their customers What were we looking for in Michigan's Best sub crisp veggies all combined to create something bigger and better than just the sum of the parts The subs at many of our visits achieved this There are seriously great subs all over Michigan At Alcamo's Market they have great subs They also have that certain something that you just can't name Alcamo's Market is one of Michigan's Best Watch the surprise and joy from Alcomo's Market staff and owner when they are named the best sub shop in Michigan Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. 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with Matt Avenins The following message was posted on Freeways‘ Facebook page yesterday: It is with very mixed emotions that we announce that our drummer Sebastian Alcamo (the Mike Ricci of Rock and Roll) has decided to hang up the sticks and retire from Freeways We want to thank him for the years of hard work At the same time we are very excited to formally announce our new drummer Matt Avenins Matt has been quietly working with the band since February and despite a little few months detour thanks to the ol’ covid-19 has already proven himself to be more then capable behind the kit Expect to hear some a couple new tracks by winter!” Sleaze Roxx stated the following in its review of True Bearings: “Of the seven rockers on True Bearings you will be hard pressed to find anything to push forward on with a mix of bar-made head boppers like “Battered & Bruised” and the edge of Foghat sounding “Dead Air” driving rockers like “Sorrow (Love In Vain)” and melodic hard rock ala “Just Survival” and the catchy-cool title track Toss in the Triumph style groove of over six minute “Time Is No Excuse” and what you have is a tasty collection of choice guitar-driven seventies classic rock and roll for modern times band in a box faux sounds rule the airways and webways it’s a downright rock and roll blessing that there is Freeways a real rock and roll band that puts out actual flesh and blood made music If anything Canada is known for real good beer Eternal Night” video (from True Bearings album): Copyright © 2025 | WordPress Theme by MH Themes EDITOR'S NOTE: This story has been updated to reflect that Estella Rose Fashion offers unique newborn and women's fashion and extended sizing They do not carry preteen clothing or maternity items HOLLAND — Visitors to downtown Holland now have a new retail option following the opening of Estella Rose Fashion this week which offers unique newborn and women’s fashion items along with extended sizing Crust 54 began planning its move from the space in May 2019 when owner Matt Klaus purchased the building at 45 E The restaurant officially reopened in its new location in June 2020 More: Estella Rose Fashion will open brick-and-mortar storefront in former Crust 54 The store is run by local business owner Tricia Alcamo and Alcamo’s future daughter-in-law Kailie Werra and was named after Walt’s first child “It has been a year to get this opened but it was so worth the wait,” Alcamo said It has just been the first week but it has been so great the store has exceeded expectations and Alcamo said they are already working on getting more items in to keep the store stocked for customers visiting the store and are also expanding their offerings to meet customer needs While the retail business is relatively new for Alcamo she is no stranger to the business world and owns another Ottawa County business — Peppino’s Pizza — with her husband and son While the new store now operates in downtown Holland Estella Rose was first located in Cascade but closed in July That provided the trio a chance to get started despite always wanting a location in a more beach-y town “We had to literally pinch ourselves because we couldn’t believe it was really happening,” Alcamo said “It was out of the blue that we called the city of Holland and we figured we’d try but we never imagined that we would have the opportunity to be in downtown Holland.” News that the boutique was coming to Holland was first announced in July 2022 they were waiting for the space to be renovated When the trio were given the green light during Tulip Time “The building came available to move in the week of Tulip Time so that was stressful trying to get down here that week,” Alcamo said Monday through Friday and then Saturday from 10 a.m For more information about the store, visit facebook.com/estellarosefashion — Contact freelancer Austin Metz at ametz@gannett.com A longstanding family business and a go-to for Italian meats Alcamo's Market in Dearborn is closing on Nov Giovanni Chimento opened Alcamo's Market on Fort Street in Detroit in 1952 and about 20 years later relocated it to its current home in Dearborn where his daughter Emily Chimento said they've been welcomed with open arms hope to sell the building and the business to someone who will carry out some of the traditions they've built "It's been overwhelming and very warming to know how much we meant to the community," said Emily of the outpouring of support the family received following a Facebook post Tuesday afternoon announcing the closure "I'm happy to pass this on to somebody knowing that we did what we did for the community Chimento says her mom is ready to retire and she herself is turning 50 and cites a desire to "lighten the load" and enjoy more time with family The market will continue to serve its house-made items like award-winning submarine sandwiches and sausages up until Nov "We'll try to do our best to keep up with demand before we close," she said adding that they'll likely list the business and building with a real estate agent soon but anyone highly interested can also call the market for more information Alcamo’s Market is open until Nov. 23 at 4423 Schaefer in Dearborn. Call (313) 584-3010 or visit alcamosmarket.com another longstanding Italian market has closed Clair Shores has closed after several decades of business A Detroit Cookie Company location will open soon in its place More:Iconic Detroit area sandwiches, both modern and classic More:The 6 best Italian sub sandwiches in Macomb County elevated ifzey For those unable to attend the Funeral Mass in person, you may watch via live stream by clicking HERE elevated ifzey A funeral mass will be held Saturday October 8th at 10:30 am at Holy Cross Funeral Home in the Chapel of St The final rite of committal will take place at Holy Cross Cemetery (8361 Yonge Street Thornhill) and will be followed by a reception in Clare’s honour donations may be made to the Heart and Stroke Foundation or Alzheimer’s Society of Canada Sending my deepest condolences to the Alcamo family My deepest condolences to the Alcon’s family Peace of Mind has never been so Affordable We are offering 0% interest for up to 48 months on the purchase of a grave Copyright Catholic Cemeteries & Funeral Services – Archdiocese of Toronto | Privacy Policy | Accessibility Louis – Cleanup work has resumed at a former chemical plant in central Michigan that’s become one of the country’s costliest Superfund sites An Environmental Protection Agency official told MLive.com that it could still take another seven years to finish cleaning up the Velsicol Chemical plant site in St “I could see this going six or seven more years it’s really funding-dependent for a lot of it,” Alcamo said “It’s extremely expensive.” were left behind at the site when the plant closed roughly 40 years ago The chemical DDT was also found to have leaked into the Pine River after the plant closed in 1978 The first phase of the cleanup process at the site wrapped up last fall but the second phase that’s underway covers an area that’s three times larger Workers removed nearly 30 tons of contaminated soil during the first phase About 100,000 tons are planned for removal from the second area by 2021 Workers will be using a process to remove chemicals from the soil by inserting metal rods into the ground The chemicals are then siphoned off and destroyed Alcamo said the second phase of the cleanup is estimated to cost up to $25 million while the following phase will cost up to $20 million an EPA-sanctioned community group that’s overseeing cleanup of the Superfund site expressed concern about the toxic substance DBCP buried at the site which has been used as a soil fumigant and pesticide is believed to lead to several health risks said the air will be monitored around the site so that they can react to any potential exposure 2023 at 4:56 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Westport financial advisor Thomas Pacilio was sentenced to six months in prison in connection with a federal tax case CT — A 64-year-old Westport financial advisor was sentenced to six months in prison announced United States Attorney Vanessa Roberts Avery Thomas Pacilio was sentenced Thursday by U.S Nagala in Hartford; Nagala also ordered Pacilio to pay a $50,000 fine According to court documents and statements Pacilio and his partner started Clapboard Hill Advisors LLC a financial services business in Westport in 2011 he created Alcamo Holding Corporation Inc. and transferred his Clapboard Hill Advisors partnership interest to Alcamo sold Clapboard Hill Advisors to McGladrey Wealth Management LLC McGladrey agreed to make a lump sum payment at closing Pacilio was to become an employee of McGladrey for three years subject to a non-competition provision In addition to being paid a salary by McGladrey Pacilio would receive a $350,000 payment on each anniversary of the sale for three years he would also receive a portion of McGladrey’s annual gross revenue of up to $150,000 for the first year On January 5, Pacilio pleaded guilty to one count of filing a false tax return and admitted that he filed individual income tax returns that omitted installment payments related to the sale of Clapboard Hill Advisors to McGladrey he omitted approximately $1,476,425 that should have been reported either as ordinary income or as capital gains which resulted in a tax loss of $286,328 to the IRS Pacilio is currently free on a $350,000 bond and is required to report to prison on June 12 This investigation was conducted by the Internal Revenue Service Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. 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Years ago the market started making subs for some of their Italian customers and the sandwich business took off They now make hundreds of subs daily for loyal customers Watch the video as Amy Sherman of MLive's Michigan's Best team surprises the staff: The woman who stood up to centuries of tradition by Daisy Alioto(opens in a new tab) Image: Mondadori Portfolio via Getty Images Last month, actress and director Asia Argento voiced her disgust with criticism from the Italian public after she came forward with rape allegations against Harvey Weinstein “Italy is far behind the rest of the world in its view of women,” she told the press of her native country Italy was rocked by one woman’s courageous efforts to challenge the country’s treatment of rape victims — the lessons of which are sadly still relevant Franca Viola became the first Italian woman to take to court a cultural convention that would have her marry her rapist her statement to her rapist from the stand became a rallying cry for other women to follow suit for six months in 1963 before rejecting him and when he returned and Viola still didn’t want him he resorted to violent measures — with the assumption that the law was behind him Melodia waited until Viola’s father was out of the house then stormed in with 15 friends and abducted her He held her prisoner in a remote farmhouse for over a week such an appalling crime would be excused if the couple later wed in a "reparative marriage" — the man forgiven for his violence and the woman’s “honor” restored but an explicit exception in the Italian criminal code Viola took Melodia to court for kidnapping “carnal violence,” and intimidation.  Viola speaks to police after being rescued from her captors The trial was a sensation in Alcamo and beyond which were later relayed by the New York Times with the most patronizing of headlines: “No Admirers Call On Sicily’s Franca.” Despite being the central figure of these events the public narrative overshadowed Viola's thoughts and aims on the matter Newspaper reports described her as “gentle," “slim," and “pretty."  Crowds of men attend a public debate about the trial Viola is shielded from the press during the trial Melodia was ultimately found guilty and sentenced to 11 years in prison (later appealed down to ten) with seven of his accomplices receiving four-year terms Filippo Melodia and his accomplices await trial behind bars seemed “destined to live as a spinster.” In a panel discussion on Italian television local men unanimously agreed that Viola had shown great courage but that none of them “Her defiance of tradition has since been imitated by at least four other Sicilian girls.” the headlines could not have been more different in a ceremony held in the early morning to avoid throngs of supporters 20-year-old Franca Viola wed her childhood friend The Italian president sent $40 as a wedding present (over $250 today) and the country’s Transport Minister gave the newlyweds a month of free railway rides Melodia was released from prison in 1976 and banished from Sicily for his mob ties He was shot dead in Modena two years later Franca still lives in Alcamo with her husband The Italian filmmaker Marta Savina has brought Viola’s story to life in a 15-minute short film that was recently screened at the Tribeca Film Festival Franca (2017) was a way to overwrite the punditry that had overshadowed Viola’s brave choice at the time This is done through the physical expressiveness of lead actress Claudia Gusmano whose sole line is the word “no.” “We’re used to thinking of leaders and people that change history as these sort of outspoken people,” says Savina also shows the importance of male allies in holding other men accountable for gender-based harassment and violence “[Viola’s] family and her father specifically really supported her,” Savina explains It will be Franca Viola’s first time seeing it.  Daisy Alioto Kindertransport: A desperate effort to save children from the Holocaust The old-school lumberjacks who felled giant trees with axes Antique mourning jewelry contained the hair of the deceased Rosie the Riveter IRL: Meet the women who built WWII planes The streets of 1970s New York City: A decade of urban decay 35 years ago, grief at the scene of John Lennon's murder This WWII women's dorm was the hippest spot in town Rarely seen images from the Walt Disney Archives White sand, black gold: When oil derricks loomed over California beaches Chicago in ruins: The unimaginable aftermath of the Great Fire of 1871 Before the Holocaust, Nazis targeted so-called 'Gypsies' 2016 at 6:15 PM<p>Umbrella For Hope Rescue </p><p>Umbrella For Hope Rescue </p>One dog is proving just how important it is to live everyday as if it were your last Pinto, an 8-year-old Chihuahua, was dropped off at Contra Costa Animal Services in California last July in the middle of the night Umbrella For Hope Rescue Pinto was taken in by Umbrella Of Hope Rescue a California rescue that often helps small dogs with health problems "She had an enormous abscess on the right side of her forehead," Abby Alcamo and all throughout this she behaved like a model citizen regardless of how hurt she was!" Umbrella For Hope Rescue But shortly after Pinto was rescued a heartbreaking discovery was made Pinto's head wound was taking longer than usual to heal and a host of other issues led vets to do an x-ray of her head - where they discovered a rapidly growing brain tumor Umbrella For Hope RescueFortunately, Pinto was not in any pain and still had a loving and playful demeanor - so the rescue decided that they would help her do as much as she could before she passed. That's how Pinto's bucket list was born Umbrella For Hope Rescue Since then, Pinto hasn't wasted a single day. "We've had people sneaking her into drive-in movie theaters, and she's spent the day hanging out with the Moraga Firefighters," Alcamo said "They even let her ride shotgun in the truck and bought her a burger (her favorite food)!" But one of Pinto's greatest adventures so far was the day she got the opportunity to get married Umbrella For Hope RescueIn Pinto's foster home Rembrandt was extremely ill with an unknown disease but that didn't stop the two from becoming inseparable Umbrella For Hope Rescue The dogs were married surrounded by their foster family and the volunteers who loved them The rescue likes to think that he waited until he was married before finally deciding that it was time to go and is hoping to soon complete another wish soon: making sure that her story is heard Umbrella For Hope Rescue While no one knows how much time she has left she's still so full of life - and deserves to enjoy every single day that she has left to the fullest To donate to Umbrella Of Hope Rescue, you can check out their donation page To adopt a pet in need of your own, you can check out Adopt-a-pet.com to get started Sicily - August 2020 - Last August 14 the experience of the Provincial Missionary Camp promoted by the Missionary Animation of Sicily and Tunisia began in Alcamo and ended on Sunday 23 August A dozen young people between 18 and 26 years old shared the experience of animating the children of the Maria Ausiliatrice Quarter fraternity and organizational and spiritual preparation of the group together with the Salesians and other volunteers of the respective families of this particular Alcamo area the young participants in the camp realized that there are many riches hidden in these children and the ability to trust the people who take care of them it was immediately clear that there was that "point accessible to good" with which the individual can be helped to become a good Christian and an upright citizen ANS - “Agenzia iNfo Salesiana” is a on-line almost daily publication the communication agency of the Salesian Congregation enrolled in the Press Register of the Tibunal of Rome as n 153/2007 This site also uses third-party cookies to improve user experience and for statistical purposes By scrolling through this page or by clicking on any of its elements The TimesAs Italy swelters in oppressive heat the toll on its natural beauty is becoming evident A huge fire broke out at the Monte Bonifato nature reserve above Alcamo reducing more than 160 hectares of dense woodland to smouldering embers More than 150 emergency workers and volunteers battled the flames for more than 36 hours as helicopters flown by the civil protection service dumped buckets of water their mission was to save homes on the mountain and the town below • Rhodes travel advice: the cancelled flights and hotels affected by fires attended commemorations in Palermo marking the murder 31 years ago of the ‘Like a Grain of Sand’ will be performed at the Valletta Campus Theatre on 26 October For more information or to purchase tickets visit kultura.mt