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Update my browser now × .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Marisa Vinciguerra | mvincigu@siadvance.comSTATEN ISLAND The bride is the daughter of Susan and Vincent Coscia The bridegroom is the son of Jean and Victor Arzano the bride chose Ashley Banfield as her maid of honor Arzano is a graduate of Tottenville High School She earned a bachelor of business administration degree in marketing and a bachelor of business administration degree in legal studies from Hofstra University She is a brand manager in global licensing with The Donna Karan Company in Manhattan Arzano is a graduate of Hudson Catholic High School He works in the computer operations department of the Bank of Nova Scotia in Manhattan The newlyweds spent their honeymoon in Los Angeles and Bora Bora and reside in Annadale 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. All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices While Palm Springs is famous for mid-century modern homes and movie stars it is also known for classic and collectable cars All go together like palm trees and sunny skies in the desert Keeping car culture alive in Palm Springs are three car dealers that specialize in classic They have thrived here for 30 to 40 years each boasting a combined experience of more than 100 years of selling rare and collectable vehicles Not many cities can make a claim like that the dealers have made a major contribution to Southern California’s world-renowned car culture Another reason is the many classy car events held in the Coachella Valley The largest happens to be Keith McCormick’s “Collector Car” sale and show The twice-a-year outdoor event is a magnet for throngs of car lovers sellers and people who enjoy balmy skies and taking pictures It draws people from all walks of life who stroll between rows of cars under balmy skies The open-air weekend event is held on seven acres besides the Palm Springs Convention Center, featuring more than 400 cars, trucks and motorcycles. It is free and open to the public today from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. (See sidebar for details or go to www.Classic-CarAuction.com) Stars and Cars“Blame it on the good weather and good roads the type of people who live and vacation here” who love to tool around town in fancy cars who has held huge cars sales in Palm Springs for the past 35 years The three Palm Springs car dealers all tell stories about movie stars and celebrities and their cars owner of Palm Springs Collector Car Auction Arzano has owned One Eleven Vintage Cars for 41 years He remembers stars who lived in Palm Springs and the cars he sold on consignment for them: “Frank Sinatra had a 1978 Rolls Royce and an Excalibur Sonny Bono had a 1932 red hot rod,” he said “would not be seen in a fancy collectable car,” McCormick said which helps makes him inconspicuous around town.” Hollywood movies have glorified California cars “American Graffiti,” starred then barely known actors Harrison Ford She played the illusive blonde cruising around in a beautiful 1956 Ford Thunderbird throughout the film which has been in business on East Ramon Road for 33 years some of which command a $300,000 price tag Vintage cars are typically the 1920’s and '30 Ford Model A and Packard American cars like Ford or Dodge and some European cars like the MG or Jaguar Muscle cars are like the Chevrolet Camaro and Pontiac GTO with large V-8  and Hemi engines Hot Rods are the vintage and classic cars modified with souped up engines chopped and channeled bodies and bold paint jobs Rat Rods are made up of leftover parts from hot rods “Owning a classic car excites the youth in people even if they are old,” McCormick said All three car dealers noted the same recent trend: Younger buyers are searching for newer cars It’s not just the senior citizens collecting cars from the 1940’s and 50‘s.  “For the Gen X collectors (age in the 40’s and 50’s) much newer cars like a mid-70’s Datsun 240Z are highly collectable and going up in value.” Each generation seems to resonate with the cars that were popular when they attended high school college or what they grew up watching on TV.  Some retirees still prefer a newer late model car which they store in the garage of their second home just to drive in the desert ­­­­­­­­­­­Arzano keeps an inventory of Mercedes which he also sells on the weekends at College of the Desert and in Palm Springs The three Palm Springs car dealers are old friends rather than fierce competitors Both Arzano and Janssens sell cars at McCormick’s event which draws buyers in person and online from around the country and around the world What: McCormick’s Palm Springs Collector Car Auction Harper's Bazaar Arabia From blush décor to fabulous jewellery – and the bride’s exquisite gown crafted by one of the UAE’s most loved designers every detail from these nuptials felt like something out of a fairytale holiday destinations to Shakespearean plays brides around the world seek inspiration for their nuptials just about everywhere – and that includes the ballet One particular Abu Dhabi couple recently hosted the wedding of their dreams based the décor and ambiance around Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake From her engagement party to her wedding the bride, known as Sara, channeled the magic of the love story into each and every event in the lead up to her Big Day. Khaleeji Weddings (@khaleejiweddings) shared detailed insight into the nuptials on their Instagram account, chronicling every moment of the wedding day. The swoon-worthy nuptials took place Erth Abu Dhabi, with the bridal vision brought to life by Dream Design and Captured by Dialight and One Special Story Photography. The bride wore a dress by Dubai-based designer Michael Cinco, completing the look with accessories by Roger Vivier and jewels by Arzano jewellery. For flowers, she opted for a simple white rose bouquet by Philocaly. From the bridal look to the A post shared by Khaleeji Weddings (@khaleejiweddings) Images courtesy of Instagram/@khaleejiweddings art & more delivered directly to your inbox Raya has played a key role in many of its largest He has excelled at leading teams through documentation and construction and bringing technical excellence to each project he has helped lead technical reviews and served as a resource for the entire studio has collaborated to share many of the traditional responsibilities of a managing principal will work to help the studio grow and expand in the coming years Angelo Arzano Louis since coming to HOK in 2012 and part of the current leadership team has taken on the role of managing principal Arzano has taken an active role in all project and market performance reviews and contract negotiations He also will help with business development and positioning for large-scale project pursuits “We’re thrilled to draw on our own pool of talented people to fill these positions from within the firm,” said HOK Chairman and CEO Bill Hellmuth “We’re fortunate to have such a strong leadership team so many talented people and a thriving practice doing award-winning work in this important office,” said Hellmuth Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Today’s statement-making style: chandelier earrings Chandelier earrings in 14k rose gold with 4.36 cts. t.w. mother-of-pearl and 0.64 ct. t.w. diamonds, $4,005; Anne Sisteron Earrings in 18k white gold with 7.75 cts. t.w. diamonds, $24,000; Arzano Chandelier earrings in white gold with rose-cut and black diamonds, price on request; Bapalal Keshavlal Earring jackets in 14k rose gold with pearls, yellow beryl, citrine, pink tourmaline, red garnet, and 0.13 ct. t.w. diamonds, $3,575; Jane Taylor Jewelry Chandelier earrings in 18k white gold with 14 cts. t.w. turquoise and 3.4 cts. t.w. diamonds, $12,500; Sutra Brittany is the writer of JCK's On Your Market 2025 © RX USA. 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The acquisition of recycled containerboard and corrugated products company MS Packaging is part of Hinojosa's growth and internalisation efforts and marks the group's entry into the Italian market Spain's corrugated products company Grupo Hinojosa has announced the acquistion of Italy's MS Packaging MS Packaging operates a paper mill in Salerno and an integrated corrugated board and packaging plant in Arzano the family-run company MS Packaging employs around 200 people at the two sites and had sales revenues of €60m in 2023 All jobs are to be retained under new ownership Hinojosa annouced in the corresponding takeover announcement The acquistion of MS Packaging marks the group's into the Italian corrugated products market which is the second biggest market in Europe "This operation coincides with the start of Hinojosa’s new 2024-2026 Strategic Plan After consolidating its growth over the last three years this will mark a new stage in which the company will be focusing on internationalisation to continue expanding its supply of sustainable packaging and thus the demands of its customers," the group said MS Packaging reportedly holds a strong position in the food and beverage packaging market Hinojosa group now has a workforce of 2,900 employees and 24 production plants located in Spain Service Customer Service+49 7224 9397-701servicenoSpam@GO-AWAYeuwid.de Editorial Team+49 7224 9397-0papernoSpam@GO-AWAYeuwid.com Get the latest news about developments and trends in the industry sent to you once a week free of charge by newsletter Sign up for our newsletter We use cookies and external services on our website others enhance your user experience or help us improve this website You can change your privacy settings any time by clicking privacy policy Necessary cookies are required for the correct functioning of the website Content from video platforms and map services is blocked by default. 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You can find more information on the individual external services in our privacy policy Shop + Style by | Nov 1 The emotional appeal of a classic car is undeniable Be it sleek Italian sports cars or imposing British behemoths or our American muscle cars One Eleven Vintage Cars has also helped shaped the lauded lineage of vintage and classic cars in Palm Springs Owner Bob Arzano raced Corvettes back in the ’60s and fell in love with the brand He moved to Palm Springs in 1977 and opened One Eleven Vintage Cars from buying and selling cars for Frank Sinatra to unearthing the “Piranha” in Palm Desert it was a one-off custom car built for the Man from Uncle TV series Arzano notes that older 12-cylinder front-engine Ferraris and Lamborghinis have accelerated in value PHOTO BY THINKSTOCKPHOTOS.COMVintage cars have a universal appeal In particular, the Mercedes 280 SE convertibles have been taking the checkered flag for best vintage investment. They sold for $80,000 several years ago but now sell for $300,000. 335 E. Sunny Dunes Road, Palm Springs. 760-323-1161; oneelevencars.com Palm Springs boys' basketball coach Chris Howard has been confident that a difficult preseason road schedule would pay big dividends this year and he might have gotten his money back and then some Tuesday night.  The Indians went on the road to Fullerton and didn't get rattled when the hosts from Sunny Hills took a lead early in the fourth quarter the Indians made the winning plays down the stretch and collected a 47-44 Division 3A playoff victory.  The win moves the Indians into the quarterfinals and moves their record to 24-5 -- the most wins in a decade.  A big 3-pointer by big man Parker Hunt gave the Indians a 3-point lead with two minutes left the Indians took the shot clock down to one second before Isaiah Goad put up a floater but Goad alertly followed it up and laid it in to put the Indians up by three with nine seconds left.  More: Golden goal lifts Coachella Valley girls' soccer to CIF semifinals More: Aztecs close in on valley's first-ever CIF girls' soccer finals berth More: Desert Mirage beats Big Bear, advances for first time to CIF semifinals The Indians had a foul to give which they committed with six seconds left. After that Sunny Hills got off a 3-pointer, but it missed and the Indians were off to their first quarterfinals since 2016.  Palm Springs, the No. 5 seed and last desert boys' basketball team standing, will host the No. 4 seed Shalhevet out of Los Angeles. The game will be Thursday at 7 p.m. Interestingly, all eight top seeds in Division 3A made the quarterfinals.  Quartz Hill 62, Shadow Hills 51: The Knights couldn't duplicate their overwhelming opening-round performance on the road Tuesday night, falling to Quartz Hill 62-51.  The Knights finish the season with a 20-9 record and grabbed a share of second-place in the Desert Empire League in their first year under new coach Ryan Towner. The opening-round win was the team's first playoff win in five years. Leading scorers Dominic Escobar and Deonta Strange will be back next year, so expect the Knights to be a league-title contender in 2020.  Boys' soccerDesert Hot Springs 3, Hesperia 0: The Golden Eagles are showing no signs of slowing down as they breezed into the Division 5 semifinals with a convincing win over Hesperia. Oh by the way, Hesperia was the No. 1 seed in the Division.  Ezequiel Minero scored a goal and Felix Tejada added a pair of goals, including a beautiful bending free kick. Goalkeeper Johnny Gutierrez had the clean sheet, keeping Hesperia off the scoreboard. The win puts the Golden Eagles in the semifinals Saturday. They will be on the road again, this time against the winner of Baldwin Park and Sierra Vista. Xavier Prep baseball 10, Rancho Christian 4: The Saints ripped 15 hits in this season-opening win. Daniel Martinez was 3-for-3 with a double, two runs scored, a steal and an RBI. Jordan Ruiz was 3-for-4 with a run scored and an RBI. Robert Arzano was 3-for-3 with a double, two RBIs and a steal, and Seth Mattox was 2-for-3 with two runs scored, two stolen bases and an RBI. Dylan Van Meeteren struck out five in four innings to get the win. Desert Christian Academy baseball 9, Twentynine Palms 0: Austin Klopfenstein threw a no-hitter, striking out 13 batters. Troy Collins led the offense with two doubles, a home run and three RBIs.   Shadow Hills 10 tennis, Coachella Valley 8: The Knights pulled out the non-league win despite yielding three points to the Arabs by not being able to field a third singles player. In the loss for the Arabs, it was Luis Lombera picking up the lone singles win. The Arabs' top doubles team of Jose Garcia and Gilbert German picked up a pair of wins, while the doubles teams of Rene Jara and David Bacilio, and Anthony Franco and Anthony Diaz each grabbed one win.  D6: Desert Hot Springs at Baldwin Park or Sierra Vista We knew we'd have our share of swoon-worthy moments during all of the winners' speeches but we're already pleasantly surprised to report that all of the attendees are delighting us long before any statue has been awarded — with their jaw-dropping looks Getty ImagesTori Kelly never disappoints but tonight she took her red carpet look to a whole new level Her stunning strapless gown was honestly worthy of an award all on its own and drama of the ensemble was given added flair with chandelier earrings Getty ImagesThe statement-making moment wasn't over yet as her accessories drove the fun and fashionable point home: her glittering bracelets and embellished clutch literally left us drooling It's safe to say she wore one of her favorite looks of the night Norman Silverman Diamonds bracelets and rings Related: The 10 Best-Dressed Stars at the 2016 Emmys Published: Invalid Date A MOBSTER was saved by cops in the nick of time as the mafia were digging him a grave as punishment for “sleeping with don’s wife” The mobster had been condemned to death by the Camorra’s Abbinante clan for sleeping with the wife of a mafia boss who had been in prison for three years According to reports from The Times officers arrived at the scene to find the mob had already dug the man a shallow grave Police arrested those who had ordered the hit, as well as those who were preparing to carry it out, sources told local news outlet Ansa. The Camorra members had reportedly planned to lure their victim to the countryside between Marano and Arzano, near Naples, on the pretext of “working something out”, police said. Upon his arrival, he would have been shot dead and buried in the pre-prepared grave. Alfredo Fabbrocini, of the Naples flying squad - the police team behind the man’s rescue, said: “The wives of mafia prisoners must be considered angels and never touched. “That’s the rule and if you break it the punishment is death,” Fabbrocini said. Police reportedly got wind of the killer plan by listening to wiretaps.  “That’s the rule and if you break it the punishment is death." However, officers at first could not understand who the target was. “We realised it was not a rival of the clan but someone inside the clan and then we understood who and why,” Fabbrocini said. Acting with urgency, with fears the murder was about to happen, police tailed members to a rural spot on the edge of Naples. Fabbrocini said officers installed hidden cameras and watched when the men returned to dig a grave and decide on the excuse they were going to use to lure their victim in. “We realised the murder was planned for that day and moved in,” he said.  Police arrested the would-be murderers and then told the target — who has not been named — that he had escaped death. “He pretended to be surprised but I believe he knew what had been planned for him,” Fabbrocini said. The murder of men for sleeping with jailed bosses wives is not uncommon in Naples.  Vincenzo Amendola, 18, was killed in 2016 after boasting of having one such affair. The teen was allegedly shot in the head by the woman's son. And last year, the lover of Rita Mango - the wife of a jailed mafia boss, was allegedly murdered by Mango himself when he left her.  “The fear is that if prisoners feel they are not supported and that their wives are straying they will start giving evidence to the police.” Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes. For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click this link: thesun.co.uk/editorial-complaints/ a dozen inmates and a handful of guards are left to manage as best they can whilst waiting for transfer to a new facility A crumbling old prison is being decommissioned and all the inmates moved into a new facility a dozen inmates are still waiting to be rehoused the kitchen and other facilities are closed and other than deliveries of catered meals The men are reassured that this will just be for a few days until spaces are found for them in another prison This disruption of physical infrastructure leads inexorably to a disruption of social structure and lines between inmate and guard start to blur director Leonardo Di Costanzo has joined forces with writers Bruno Oliviero and Valia Santella to produce a screenplay that reads like a stage play There is not a word or phrase that does not deliver and these all work together to inform the meta-narrative Here is a story which could easily drop into cheap sentimentality and yet still deliver a depth of emotional satisfaction found in only a small percentage of films The actors have made the most of the gift of this screenplay with performances that are so realistic as to be almost documentary-like Playing the Mob boss Carmine is veteran actor Silvio Orlando (The Young Pope; The New Pope) When the inmates start to rebel against the awful catered meals Carmine offers to go into the prison kitchen and cook for them all Guard Gaetano (Toni Servillo) goes with him Servillo and Orlando create a magic on screen: their scenes are worth the price of admission on their own Also giving an incredible performance is Nicola Sechi as Arzano he needs to be protected from the rest of the inmates But he is starting to show obvious signs of dementia Young actor Pietro Giuliano shines in his first feature role as Fantaccini Di Constanzo directs with total trust in his actors allowing quotidian details to gradually build Luca Bigazzi’s cinematography lets the natural darkness of 19th century prisons fill the screen and work alongside the almost perfect art direction It has garnered prizes at this year’s David di Donatello Awards and Nastri d’Argento Awards and is sure to collect more before its run is up ALi Italian Film Festival from 21st September to 16th October at Palace Nova Eastend and Prospect Click here for further details A Melbourne man faces hefty fines and a five-year ban from possessing abalone after.. 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