Notices are posted by 10 am Monday through Saturday Adjust Text Size: A+ A- It is with great sadness we announce the peaceful passing of our loving Mamma 2025.She will be dearly missed by her sons Sofia and Katrina (Jared) and great-grandchildren She will be forever loved by her extended family in Italy A Celebration of Life will be held on March 26 510 River Avenue with viewing and condolences starting at 10:00 a.m. Lunch and refreshments to follow after the service at the Holy Rosary Church Hall The service will be livestreamed at https://youtube.com/live/ukNmIFPxJ6A?feature=share www.neilbardalfuneralhome.com <br />NEIL BARDAL <br />FUNERAL CENTRE <br />204-949-2200" style="text-align: center; padding-top: 10px; padding-bottom: 2px;">Memorial tributes may be sent to: www.neilbardalfuneralhome.comNEIL BARDALFUNERAL CENTRE204-949-2200 As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Mar 22 Share your memories and/or express your condolences below Unfortunately with the need to moderate tributes for inappropriate content your comments may take up to 48 hours to appear SEARCHThe global authority in superyachting The 30.2-metre Posillipo motor yacht Elvi has joined the market with Michel Chryssicopoulos of IYC Constructed in GRP to Phoenix Register of Shipping classification, Elvi was delivered in 2006 by Italian shipyard Posillipo the yacht has benefitted from several refit periods Her exterior design is courtesy of the shipyard’s in-house team and is characterised by a sporty profile with a striking silver superstructure and dark hull. Interior styling stems from the drawing boards of Cantieri Navali Rizzardi with grey and navy accents found within the furnishings the main saloon features an L-shaped sofa and armchair complemented by large windows that open onto an al fresco dining area Accommodation is for up to 11 guests across a five-cabin layout with a full-beam master cabin located on the main deck Two VIP cabins with double beds can be connected by a double door to create a large suite while two additional guest rooms with twin beds – one equipped with a Pullman bunk – can be found on the lower deck Outside features include a spacious aft swimming platform and a large beach club which offers ample space for relaxation and entertaining Elvi is suited for anchoring near secluded bays The 147GT yacht for sale is powered by twin 2,400hp MTU engines providing a cruising speed of 23 knots and a maximum speed of 30 knots Currently lying in Athens, Greece, Elvi is asking €2,850,000. Latest news, brokerage headlines and yacht exclusives, every weekday SubscribeSign up to our newslettersSign up to BOAT International email newsletters to get the latest superyacht news Boat International Media Ltd © 2008 - 2025 Content presented under the "BOAT Presents" logo is an advertising feature and Boat International Limited has been paid to include this content Schedules Recent Results Results Archive Info Policy & Procedures Pairings & Starting Times Volunteer Portal Photo Galleries This article was originally featured in the June/July edition of The Met Golfer 2022) — If you tell Ian Posillipo he can’t do something when it comes to competition there is no one fiercer a condition that impairs the growth of bone in the limbs and causes abnormal growth in the spine and skull Ian has been underestimated his whole life but instead of letting that get him down Ian chooses the alternative route “When people make fun of me or underestimate me it eats into me and that makes me really want to work People have been doing that my whole life and I just go out and show them they’re wrong every time.” Related: Youth on Course | MGA Foundation Ian is a sports nut and as competitive as they come Currently 15 years old and a sophomore in high school hockey team as well as the school’s golf team and according to head golf coach William Branti “No one competes harder than he does,” said Branti I’d say he’s the most popular kid on the team and you can’t help but have a smile on your face when you’re around him.” The “bulldog” mentality that Ian personifies isn’t just recognized by his high school coach used those exact words when talking about Ian I think his nickname was the bulldog,” said Laudien there is such a big mental component to it but no one is going to outwork him or be able to get into his head.” Laudien is a big reason why Ian has thrived since seriously taking up golf roughly three years ago he was using a set of junior clubs because they were the right height – but because of Ian’s strength the flex of the shafts did not match his capabilities “He started cutting down clubs and making a custom set for Ian,” said Sharon Posillipo “He’s a busy guy and he went well out of his way to make that happen for Ian they don’t make clubs for someone his size who is as strong as he is.” hitting balls on the range all summer and doing the same at his home simulator in the winter a program with which the MGA Foundation has partnered that allows junior golfers discounted access to courses throughout Rockland County and all around the Met Area Shortly after Ian received the custom set of clubs from Laudien While the clubs aren’t perfect – Sharon is still actively looking to help Ian secure a set that suits his game – Ian has steadily improved “My biggest goal this year is to break 80,” Ian says “I shoot around 85 most rounds so I want to keep getting better in all areas and shoot something in the 70s for the first time this summer.” Despite his competitive fire and constant drive to get better Ian says he enjoys golf because he can just have a good time who also played on the high school team at North Rockland “Golf is just a lot of fun to play,” says Ian “Sometimes I get angry because I always want to be perfect but that’s impossible in golf and I realize that I play a lot with my friends and that’s the best part about it to me.” and you certainly can’t judge a book by its cover,” Sharon says the golf community has been so accepting of him There will always be those people that don’t think he can do it but Ian will just prove them wrong as well.” “When we show up to the courses for matches “By the end of the round they’re all high-fiving Ian just wins them over with his personality and drive to be better I wish I had a little bit of Ian in me to be quite honest.” He’s an agitator in the best way possible and makes those around him better “I’m not just saying this because I’m his mom but it’s impossible not to root for him,” says Sharon “He has overcome so much in his life already and h never makes excuses He is truly an inspiration to me and to a lot of people.” “The only way you can’t do something is if you don’t try,” says Posillipo Overview Join the MGA MGA Play Days Member Benefits Member Club Services Privacy Policy Designed by Goodpep Nestled on the promontory of Posillipo Hill overlooking the Bay of Naples is Villa Pausilypon gardens and other structures still are visible Part of an archaeological park and nature preserve Villa Pausilypon offers a glimpse of the hard-partying summer life of the Roman Empire’s elite It’s at Baia and other locations along Naples’ coastline that the general and statesman Julius Caesar; one of his assassins Marcus Brutus; the infamous emperor Nero; and others would drink listen to music and pursue other pleasures in opulent villas with stunning views of Mount Vesuvius and the Tyrrhenian Sea Villa Pausilypon was the summer home of Publius Vedius Pollio a Roman equivalent of a knight and friend of the first Roman emperor Augustus Pollio was known for his lavish lifestyle and cruelty He kept a pool of lampreys — jawless fish with toothed funnel-like sucking mouths — to torture and kill servants who displeased him who reportedly put a stop to that practice inherited the villa when Pollio died in 15 B.C The property later became an official imperial estate Accompanied visits are free but scheduled just once a day and do not include any interpretative talks about the site visitors must first traverse Grotta di Seiano a nearly 2,300-foot-long Roman tunnel that connects the town of Bagnoli and the large volcanic caldera known as Campi Flegrei to the Gaiola valley The tunnel was used to transport goods not only to the villa but also the village near it a single air hole that keeps it remarkably well-ventilated and another room dug out into the wall that once was likely used as a restroom the tunnel was used as an air-raid shelter for Bagnoli’s residents Its western end is marked by the remains of the headstone bearing an ancient Roman engraving from the grave of a freed man short walk on a meandering path lined with Mediterranean trees you’ll see the remains of the villa and its private theater straight ahead On the right is what was once a 2,000-seat public amphitheater built into the hillside Visitors can’t walk on or sit in the amphitheater but can admire its architecture it’s incorporated into the natural beauty of the landscape An adjacent building was not part of the original estate and likely was built later by a successive emperor the tour takes visitors to a terrace with views of the Gaiola marine preserve and the island of Nisida where Brutus is thought to have had a villa and potentially hatched the plot to kill Caesar sitting well apart from other theatergoers with an unobstructed view of the stage probably listened to musical performances or heard poetry readings The 90-minute tour also includes a short walk through a few rooms with ancient tilework and a fresco and a view of a small garden laid out in a geometric pattern which also included a Nymphaeum or room with a fountain and plants Excavation and studies of the villa are ongoing A visit to Villa Pausilypon offers a chance to explore some of Naples’ less well-known but equally important archaeological sites while enjoying the sun and sea views of Posillipo How to get there: Public transportation is limited but there is bus service to the site The park is an easy drive from most places in Naples Cost: 7 euros for adults; 4 euros for children ages 7-14; and children 6 and under free for guided tours Accompanied entry (without a guided tour) is free reinvented as the monochrome-paved set of a Fellini-revival film is an airy retreat after an intense day navigating galleries (Thomas Dane Nathalie Krag / Living InsideInside, architect Giuliano Andrea dell’Uva has used Seventies and Eighties Italian-design finds, such as an Edra Damier divano sofa, a Pallucco floor lamp and Giancarlo Piretti chairs. Mood-lifting bedrooms have Vietri-made tiles in yellow, green, blue and white. It’s bijou, so best rented out as a private apartment in June when the sleepy Bagno Elena seaside scene wakes up secret beach- and-design destination setting the tone for new-era Naples Address: Primo Piano Posillipo, via Posillipo, 299, 80123 NaplesTelephone: +39 349 333 6396Website: primopianoposillipo.itPrice: Doubles from about £430 Read our travel guide to Naples The best things to do in NaplesItaly's most vibrant city puts on an unforgettable show – this is how to do Naples in 48 hoursNaples guide by Lucia Pica Naples guide by Lucia PicaGallery11 SlidesView Slideshow100 beautiful pictures of Italy Reduce the sauce for 2 minutes then add parsley Divide the clams and sauce among the four bowls Sprinkle with parsley and serve immediately Add the dried pepperoncini pepper for a bit of spice Il Mulino New York, 108 Wainscott Stone Rd., Wainscott, 631.658.9123, ilmulino.com The Posillipo School was a pictorial experience of a group of artists gathered in Naples beginning in the second decade of the 19th century devoted mainly to landscape painting practiced outdoors The School was inaugurated by the Dutch painter Anton Sminck van Pitloo later passing to his Neapolitan pupil Giacinto Gigante It represented an important moment for local Neapolitan and Italian painting within a broader European context that tended toward the celebration of the landscape genre beyond its ideal and historical representation.Pitloo inspired by Parthenopean landscape beauty and customs succeeded in capturing and conveying to his pupils the atmospheric values of nature by establishing a personal as a representative of a family of painters who clustered around Pitloo accentuated the use of stain and ’impression from life liveliness and typical Neapolitan character in his works exerted a strong attraction on at least two generations of painters experienced a prolific moment with the Posillipo School In 1816 the Dutchman Anton Sminck van Pitloo (Arnhem 1837) arrived from Rome and cultivated his artistic interests in the city finding an ideal patronage and a fruitful stimulus for his work so much so that in 1820 he founded a private school of painting which already found wide acceptance in the decade 1825-1835 It was so named because observation of the city took place from the heights of Posillipo a hillside district that allowed views with panoramic perspectives most Barbizon artists along the 1930s approached landscape painting in a naturalistic way making careful observations and painting outdoors to faithfully reproduce the colors and shapes of the countryside who visited Naples between 1817 and 1821 and in 1828 in turn exported the experiences he had in Italy during his Grand Tour included stops in Italy’s most important cities of art At the same time, in the first half of the 19th century, the spirit of the Romanticism painters were spreading in Europe who turned their attention to nature and outdoor painting in works based on close observation of the landscape devoting themselves to depicting the subjective reaction the inner life in relation to the surrounding nature Pitloo also got to know the work of the most important English landscape painter of the time William Turner (Covent Garden who was present in Naples between 1819 and 1828 later transfused into his schooling to his students at Posillipo In addition to what might have been favorite places in the depiction of the Neapolitan area the excavations of Pompeii and Herculaneum the Posillipo painters turned to depicting nature around the urban area and its bright Mediterranean atmosphere To the Posillipo School belonged many young artists destined to become proponents of a renewed fortune in landscape painting the most significant of whom were Achille Vianelli Salvatore Fergola as well as Giacinto Gigante (Naples gradually and for some years took over the reins of the school one of the representatives of his family who attended and supported the activities at Posillipo The artistic enthusiasms had infected entire family units such as The “Carelli” with his father Raffaele and three sons Consalvo the “Fergola” with the progenitor Luigi and Salvatore’s son Francesco; the “Witting” with Teodoro and his son Gustavo; and precisely the “Gigante” with Gaetano In what is considered the second phase of the School also in relation to the new realist tendencies-which in Naples were introduced above all by the brothers Filippo and Giuseppe Palizzi-and to the demands of patrons which made the lyricism of painting carried on in Posilippo out of date Until a gradual exhaustion of expressive vitality Since 1851 Giacinto Gigante had entered as a professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples going on to an institutional career that led him in 1867 and 1869 to the Universal Exhibition in Paris Pitloo’s stylistic innovation was to introduce observation from life of nature and the rendering of transient effects of light and color from drawing “en plein air” from preliminary sketches much as the Barbizon School in France was experimenting with The artist introduced in Naples the technique of oil painting on intel paper (mounted on canvas or cardboard) The guiding idea was to reach the completion of the painting without second thoughts and in such a way as to grasp the mutability of light Until the late 1920s his interpretation of landscape was still classical before he devoted himself to the search for atmospheric rendering(The Castle of Baia So that even the early production of the Posillipo School was more traditional Pitloo over the years abandoned classicist vedutismo to move toward a decidedly more lyrical reproduction of the naturalistic datum as understood by the Romantic painters of his contemporaries in order to represent personal suggestions derived from direct observation of places(Castel dell\’Ovo from the beach 1820-1824).After his death from a cholera epidemic became the most original interpreter of the poetics that wanted to add the emotional component to the landscape image Gigante arrived at updated stylistic results compared to European painting emancipating Neapolitan landscape painting With his practice he changed the perspective from which painters looked at subjects the artist having favored narrow fields of vision and with the choice of also depicting people in the act of performing everyday actions The countryside and the coast prevailed (Gabriele Smargiassi with constant variations of recurring themes The value of the work no longer lay in the nobility of the subject in the painter’s personal reaction to the theme Gigante excelled in ’watercolor(Chapel of San Gennaro at the cathedral during the miracle of blood 1863) and in representations of pure color(Sunset at Caserta which would become customary in art only later with Impressionism The 29.6-metre motor yacht Makoro has been sold with Nikolas Daoutis of Atalanta Marine representing the seller and Petros Riginos of Riginos Yachts representing the buyer Built in GRP by Italian yard Posillipo in 2005 she is a Technema 95 model that was last refitted in 2017 Makoro's exterior is by Galeazzi Design and interior is by Michela Reverberi During her most recent refit the hull was repainted in a pale champagne gold and she benefits from glossed wood surfaces throughout She boasts an eight-seater formal dining area with far-reaching views forward of a large saloon with twin seating areas and direct access to the aft deck Freestanding sofas and leather upholstered chairs in the saloon add a hint of sky blue and make for a flexible area to relax and enjoy time on board Makoro's four cabins can accommodate up to ten guests thanks to an additional Pullman berth Three crew cabins allow for a staff of five The cabins are finished in woodwork and neutral tones with a contemporary theme balanced by a nautical touch the aft deck offers seating and a dining table with steps leading down to the extended swimming platform Up top on the flybridge is another al fresco dining area with a full-service bar The hardtop has an opening that can be closed off at the touch of a button to provide shelter when required The yacht features an efficient planing hull and twin 2,000 hp MTU 16V 91 diesel engines providing a top speed of 28 knots and cruising speed of 22 knots Makoro was asking €1,780,000 with VAT paid. Palisades Mall Is Hosting The Rockland Arts Festival February 9th Don’t Miss: “Steel Magnolias” A Story Of Strength Resilience And Friendship February 7th “The Death Of King Shotaway” A True Story In Celebration Of Black History Month February 1st At Harmony Hall-Jacob Sloat House “Steel Magnolias” A Story Of Strength Resilience And Friendship “Significant Other” A Funny Bittersweet Rom-Com At The Elmwood Playhouse Nyack January 17th – February 8th Clarkstown High School Seniors Celebrate College Decisions on 2025 Decision Day Lakewood Students Walk the Runway for a Greener Planet CBS Sports Reporter and Clarkstown North Alum Tracy Wolfson Visits Alma Mater Give Back – Donate Gently Used Items and Help Reach 1,000 Bags for a Great Cause A Message From “Dom Togo” New City No One Should Go Hungry – We’re Here to Help Nyack Chamber of Commerce Presents Spring Fest Street Fair April 13th Happy National Puppy Day Shower Your Furry Friend with Love and Consider Adoption American Cancer Society Relay For Life Rockland County Dominican University April 11th Bold Rock Your Socks for World Down Syndrome Day March 21st Rockland Community College Your Gateway to a Career in Construction March 27th Free Breast Cancer Screening Montefiore Nyack Hospital May 9th Stay Cool This Summer with HEAP Cooling Assistance – Apply Today Rockland County Legislators Approve Firefighters’ Memorial George Hoehmann Shares Update: West Nyack Road Temporarily Reopened as Project Nears Next Phase PHOTOS: Rockland County Executive Ed Day Hosts Fundraiser Announces Re-Election Bid to Enthusiastic Supporters Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann Announced His Re-Election Campaign New City Attorney Nabeela McLeod Announces Candidacy for Rockland County Family Court Judge Senator Bill Weber Sworn in for a Second Term New City Attorney Nabeela McLeod To Run For Rockland County Family Court Savor the Flavor: Nyack Restaurant Week Returns April 23 – May 1 Turiello’s in Nyack is Celebrating 45 Years in Business Supervisor George Hoehmann Talks Construction At New Site For “Chick-fil-A” In Nanuet Down to Earth Living Is Offering Free Workshops To Get Your Garden Ready For Spring Down To Earth Living The Many Benefits of Indoor Plants for Health Don’t Miss: North Rockland Verse The Harlem Wizards Charity Game May 8th Haverstraw Police Join Forces with Community for Annual Sports and Law Enforcement Day Officer Genito and The Ramapo Police Department Were Honored for Excellence in Impaired Driving Prevention Car Crashes Into Webster Bank in Nanuet for Second Time in Recent Months; No Injuries Reported Rockland County Sheriff’s Marine Unit Upgrades Fleet with New High-Tech Patrol Boat Rockland County Sheriff’s Office and Consumer Protection Joint Investigation Leads to Arrest in Fraud Case Haverstraw Police Department Arrests Pomona Man on Weapon and Drug Charges Stony Point Police Department Needs Your Help in Identifying This Individual Rockland County Teams with NYS Police to Take Down Online Child Traffickers in Bold Operation RCDAO Arrest a New City Man for Possessing a Ghost Gun and High-Capacity Magazines More Than a Game: North Rockland Lacrosse Stands for Mental Health May 3rd Tommy Linehan Makes History with 300th Point Becomes Tappan Zee Lacrosse’s All-Time Leading Scorer Suffern High School Hockey Team Are New York State Champions North Rockland Varsity Girls Bowling Team Capture The Division 1 Championship with Thrilling Final Victory Sacred Heart CYO Girls Basketball Team Wins Rockland County CYO Championship North Rockland High School Senior Ian Posillipo brought the efforts of his labors to Meals on Wheels Programs & Services of Rockland 48 pantry boxes for their homebound older adults and a notable donation Pantry boxes go out to home delivered meal recipients in case there is a time or emergency when food can’t get to them This is a huge part of the program that brings support nutrition and compassion to our community’s older adults The Rockland Arts Festival is a FREE event A unique opportunity to experience outstanding local arts A great experience for all to see Steel Magnolias is a heartwarming tale set in a small-town Southern community The play revolves around the lives of a close-knit group of women who share their joys The play beautifully portrays the strength and enduring connections among these steel magnolias—women who are delicate like magnolias but tough as steel Visit www.antrimplayhouse.com for more details Volunteer Firefighters Save New City Home from Fire on Scott Drive OCEAN – Posillipo Restaurant will re-open in January nearly two years after a fire destroyed the old-style Italian eatery The new spot is the former location of Mike & Nellie's Steakhouse on Route 35 which closed in 2012 and where Posillipo's owner David Cesar Espinosa obtained a lease "It's a great location to start the business again adding that he was not ready to see the Posillipo's tradition end Espinosa's connection to Posillipo goes back to 1980 Carl Sammarco as a dishwasher at the original Asbury Park location Posillipo was opened in Asbury Park in 1929 by Felix Giordano Through a series of sales to trusted friends the restaurant ownership passed to Sammarco in 1969 who Espinosa closed the Asbury Park location but re-opened in March 2014 on Route 35 in Ocean after getting many requests from former customers He brought a lot of the restaurant's original memorabilia with him to the new place it was gutted by a fire that was ruled accidental by officials but we lost a lot when Posillipo's burned," Espinosa said The new restaurant will keep with the same blue and white decor Dan Radel: 732-643-4072; 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Accommodating up to 12 guests across 5 sumptuously designed staterooms—all with ensuite facilities—RINI promises a charter experience that's second to none. At the heart of RINI's guest accommodations is a luxurious Master Suite, flanked by two VIP suites and two twin staterooms with convertible beds. The twin rooms offer the added benefit of a Pullman berth in each, providing enhanced flexibility for guest sleeping arrangements. RINI boasts contemporary and vibrant interiors that mirror her state-of-the-art engineering. Onboard stabilizers ensure a smooth cruising experience, further enhanced by comprehensive amenities such as WiFi and air conditioning. When guests step outside they will discover RINI's expansive decks, which come complete with a wide array of seating and lounging options. Her stunning beach club is a sight to behold, featuring a large swim platform and an impressive collection of water toys, such as jet skis, Seabobs, and paddle boards. A professional crew of 7, led by a meticulous Captain, is at your service to ensure every detail of your voyage is flawless. The 32 metre Posillipo-Rizzardi motor yacht Naughty by Nature, listed for sale by Altinel Shipyards, has been sold with the buyer introduced by Achilles Grammatikopoulos of Parsifal Yachting All cabins have entertainment centres and en-suite bathroom facilities An expansive open-plan main saloon has a lounge area aft with a semi-circular group of cream leather settees to starboard facing an entertainment centre to port featuring a large television and a stereo surround sound system Forward is a formal dining area with a round table and seating for 10 guests and a flat screen television mounted into the bulkhead The shaded aft deck offers every convenience for al fresco entertaining and dining with upholstered seating built into the transom several loose chairs and a large fixed table more outdoor living is available on built-in seating Twin 2,285hp MTU diesel engines allow a cruising speed of 20 knots Naughty by Nature was asking €1,850,000. The 27 metre motor yacht Tsouvali, listed for sale by Michel Chryssicopoulos at IYC her roomy saloon has a stylish interior featuring walnut wall panelling and cabinets cabinets conceal a state-of-the-art entertainment system with a pop-up 46-inch Samsung 3D flatscreen television The aft deck is shaded by the flybridge overhang and several recessed dome lights provide illumination at night while a large high-gloss teak table on a stainless steel pedestal can seat up to eight guests A long bench seat along the transom and several folding teak chairs complement the table There is also a large flatscreen television to provide entertainment to the aft deck party Twin 2,400hp MTU diesel engines propel her to a cruising speed of 25 knots and a maximum speed of 34 knots Tsouvali was asking €1,650,000. This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page MONSEY — Ian Posillipo alley-ooped the puck past the blue line removing it from deep in North Rockland’s defensive end In the couple of third-period shifts he played he also cleared the puck way down the ice but not so far that it would be brought back on an icing call he'd take and win a defensive-end faceoff These things didn’t make a big difference in Rye’s recent 9-0 rout of North Rockland But they did show Posillipo as he wants to be seen — as a contributing member of his high school ice hockey team But regardless of whether and how much he grows is made up for in his willingness to battle He doesn’t see himself as different from anyone else,” Sharon explained “When I’m against bigger kids in the corner I’m not afraid at all,” Ian said who has also played golf and baseball, credits his mom for never stopping him from pursuing something he wants to do TUOHY RUNS WELL: Cross-country: Katelyn Tuohy helps N.C. State take second at NCAA championships THIRD-TIME CHARM: Mahopac's Ryan Caraher is The Journal News/lohud Player of the Week UPSET: Iona Prep's Saccomanno with huge saves as Iona Prep hands Chaminade first loss “She has definitely pushed me farther,” he said “I have always wanted to teach him he can do anything He’s not anybody’s victim out there,” North Rockland High coach Gary Dworkovitz said That’s probably why Ian has been given big roles on his North Rockland Youth Hockey Association club team Two were last year when his club team won both a tournament championship and a travel league championship The final game of the travel championship was played in New Jersey. His team was up 3-2 late when Ian was on the ice helping kill the other team’s 5-on-3 power play He was given a similar assignment this year during a club team tournament North Rockland led 2-1 with 33 seconds to play then pulled its goalie to add a sixth skater The puck was in North Rockland’s defensive end but the other team couldn’t get it because Ian trapped it between his skates along the boards he kept it moving to avoid a faceoff being called “He wasted 30 seconds,” Raymond said with a proud grin “The other (team’s) parents were yelling to knock him down," Raymond noted But that's hardly easy to do. Ian's a muscular 90 pounds ‘Holy cow,’ “ his dad mused his team and the varsity team held a plank competition including kids five years older and tons bigger He held a plank for eight straight minutes “He’s extremely determined,” Sharon said. “He does very well for himself His grit and determination pull him through everything.” Dworkowitz has known Ian for years through the North Rockland Youth Hockey Association where Dworkowitz currently serves as hockey director Dworkowitz also coached Ian’s brother who has gone from the North Rockland team to play club hockey at Quinnipiac University But with sports seasons delayed and condensed due to the coronavirus Section 1 scrapped modified athletics for the season When Ian asked him whether he should play varsity Dworkowitz didn’t hesitate to say yes Getting into two of North Rockland five games Ian never made a score sheet with a goal or an assist he checked almost every other invisible plus-side box that could be checked the leadership his dad says comes with his "take-charge personality." Dworkowitz talks about his good hand-eye coordination which he first noticed when seeing Ian play Little League baseball More impressive is his hockey IQ — his knowledge of the game and ability to read what’s going to happen — which Dworkowitz calls “very high.” “and he gives everything he’s got.” Most people seem to appreciate that but not all especially those sometimes beaten by a kid who’s the height of many second-graders The biggest assaults he has faced on the ice have been low verbal shots during club games “He has had to put up with a lot of unkind stuff over the years,” Dworkowitz said noting the word “midget,” for one But Ian always resists taking the bait “He has never retaliated,” Dworkowitz said “He has this tremendous self-discipline we’re trying to get out of every person in our program … He just takes it and keeps on going It’s happened multiple times over the years.” The players spouting them probably aren’t as good as he is “It’s definitely something I had to grow into," he said But then I started realizing they’re saying something just to say something.” And Ian has his teammates for moral support “(Players on his teams) don’t treat him any differently whether he’s 4 feet or 6 feet,” Sharon said Dworkowitz compares many other kids' almost routine anger over small matters to Ian and how he doesn’t focus on his size and what it costs him He just keeps going forward and heading down the path He takes responsibility,” Dworkowitz said. “He doesn’t focus or waste time thinking about what he doesn’t have ‘This is what interscholastic sports is supposed to be about.’ He doesn’t stop … He’s a real-life example.” He’s also a kid who chooses to view his size disadvantage in hockey as something of an advantage I’m able to get under sticks easier and move the puck easier,” he said Coaches and teammates have both offered him simple advice he follows like a religion: “Work as hard as you can.” Ian wants to become an ice hockey coach or hockey broadcaster “He knows his hockey up one side and down the other,” Sharon said her husband and Dworkowitz are confident he'll succeed at whatever he chooses to do mentioning his player’s "sticktoitiveness," said His parents’ advice for now and the future “Follow your dreams,” his mom explained That's what Ian is doing every time he steps on the ice girls lacrosse and other sporting events for The Journal News/lohud Follow her on Twitter at both @HaggertyNancy and at @LoHudHockey. The 25.51 metre motor yacht Stefania Anais, listed for sale by IYC with Michel Chryssicopoulos representing both buyer and seller Her roomy saloon has a stylish interior featuring walnut wall panelling and cabinets The sole is covered in teak while a large high-gloss teak table on a stainless steel pedestal can seat up to eight guests Twin MTU 16V2000 M84 diesel engines propel her to a cruising speed of 23 knots and a maximum speed of 29 knots Stefania Anais was asking €765,000. David Cesar Espinosa’s dream went down in flames Posillipo’s — the restaurant where Espinosa first worked when he immigrated here at age 16 and the one that he and his brother Servio worked so hard to reopen and restore — was destroyed Wednesday in an early morning blaze Police said the fire does not appear to be suspicious “I got so excited last week when we opened We had a small crowd and then this morning I get a call that the place is on fire,” said Espinosa Espinosa’s connection to Posillipo’s goes back to 1980 The teenager spoke little English at the time He treated me like family,” Espinosa said of his bond with Sammarco “I spent holidays at his home with his family.” At that time the restaurant was located in Asbury Park on Second Avenue Sammarco had purchased it from the original owner who was his father’s business partner Giordano had opened it in 1929 and did not want to sell it to someone he did not trust The Italian restaurant was known for its homemade pasta and opera music not wanting the establishment to pass into the wrong hands either she sold it to Espinosa and his brother Servio Espinosa said he was forced to close the restaurant in 2010 because he had no parking in the city But bringing back Posillipo’s remained his dream: “People kept asking me ‘Open Posillipo’s It was only last week he was finally able to reopen Posillipo’s after meticulously renovating Don Chucho to recreate the old world charm that patrons of Posillipo’s came to appreciate the restaurant was already fully engulfed in flames when Officer Corly Cole responded at 4:25 a.m Oakhurst Fire Company and Tinton Falls Fire District 1 rushed to the scene By the time the flames were extinguished at 7:30 a.m The cause and origin of the fire remains under investigation by the Monmouth County Fire Marshal’s office Oakhurst District 1 Fire Marshal and Ocean Township Police Detective Sgt Faller said the fire did not seem suspicious Patrons of the restaurant were mourning its loss Wednesday He made it look just like the old Posillipo’s with the white moldings and pale blue wall,” said Joy Betesh “He had so much memorabilia from the old restaurant” in there who was a customer at the original location said she visited the new restaurant for the first time Tuesday evening “He showed me an old menu from 1935 when a homemade pasta dish cost a quarter I woke up this morning to this terrible news,” Betesh said She described Espinosa as a man who has persevered before and someone who she thinks can persevere through this tragedy Espinosa was noticeably shaken Wednesday afternoon “I think first I will sit down with my brother and talk with our insurance STONY POINT – A 21-year-old Stony Point man was killed Wednesday and three others were injured in a one-car crash on Gate Hill Road Christian Ascolese was a rear passenger in the Honda Civic when the car struck a tree at the side of the road and overturned The three surviving victims appear to have been well enough to free themselves from the Honda after the 3 p.m reported the crash to authorities and said she saw the three young men standing in the road One was walking around without a shirt and his back was bloody Police did not identify the other victims Wednesday pending notification of their families but said each was taken to Nyack Hospital and treated for injuries that were not life-threatening The white Honda sat partially covered by a blue tarp for hours as Stony Point police conducted an accident investigation with assistance from the Rockland County Sheriff's Bureau of Criminal Investigations a Ramapo police Accident Reconstruction Unit Gate Hill Road was closed between Jobson Way and Blanchard Road until about 8:15 p.m Keith Williams said the driver was traveling west on Gate Hill Road when he lost control of the car and left the road What caused the driver to lose control was not yet clear "It's a one-car fatal accident we're investigating," Williams said at the scene "At this stage of the game we don't know what occurred." winding stretch of the two-lane road near the Stony Ridge Estates and Harriman State Park Ascolese was one of six people charged in West Virginia with the severe beating of a Corpus Christi along with Franklyn Soto of West Haverstraw were accused of repeatedly kicking and punching the man even after he had fallen unconscious Soto and Posillipo each were sentenced in October to six months in jail after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor count of battery after a lack of activity on his account dating to Oct Those who knew him used the social network on Wednesday to quote another of his tweets "Live for today cause tomorrow isn't promised." Ascolese's father was too distraught to comment Twitter: @alextailored Staff writer Hoa Nguyen contributed to this report A multi-alarm fire burned a restaurant in Ocean Township early Wednesday morning The fire broke out around 4:30 a.m at the Posillipo restaurant on Route 35 The establishment was formally a Mexican restaurant called Los Caminos De Don Chucho ABC 7 reports renovations were underway at the restaurant A picture in the Asbury Park Press shows the Posillipo name on a sign hanging on the outside Kevin Faller tells the newspaper that an officer responded to find the building completely engulfed with flames coming out of the roof. The Monmouth County Fire Marshall's Office says the building completely damaged and is conducting an investigation into the fire Route 35 was completely closed northbound between Deal Road and West Park Avenue as firefighters remain on scene according to New Jersey Fast Traffic but the right lane is now open A multi-alarm fire burned a restaurant in Ocean Township early Wednesday morning.\nRead More The fire broke out around 4:30 a.m The establishment was formally a Mexican restaurant called Los Caminos De Don Chucho If you have any questions or need help you can email us The mayor of Naples has decided to cap the number of sunbathers on Posillipo’s beaches Neapolitans are good at finding loopholes Silvia Marchetti I recently visited Naples on a scorching hot day and after some sightseeing I decided to take a dip in its mythological sea I headed to the city’s main beach of Posillipo furious mothers holding sweaty kids in their arms were yelling at the cop at the beach entrance in a tight Neapolitan dialect I couldn’t understand The mayor of Naples has decided to cap the number of sunbathers on Posillipo’s beaches and nearby inlets in an attempt to preserve the coastal environment from the tourist summer rampage People must now book online for a spot on the sand and can only enter via specific private beach clubs But Neapolitans have a hard time abiding by rules Since it’s day one of the new restrictions the poor cop turned a blind eye to the mass of angry wild beachgoers and let in more people than were strictly allowed I was panting and couldn’t wait to jump in the water But first I had to make my way through the “labyrinth of flesh” sprawled on the sand I zig-zagged past a family with eight children who had just finished eating their spaghetti co ’a Pummarola ’ncopp (with tomato sauce) and which had then set about platefuls of meatballs followed by watermelon slices – fullface in – the oozy seeds sliding down their necks Another family had set-up two camping tents for the children to play in and had brought along coffee and limoncello A group of friends had connected their iPhone to a boom box Images of Dante’s Divine Comedy came to my mind those hellish scenes where souls are burning and screaming trapped within their own sins and passions The air smelt of sweat mixed with suntan lotion and cigarettes I managed to find a tiny spot for my towel no way to lie down without hitting my head on the feet of the couple behind me Posillipo’s beach is rather small and above it sits an abandoned rather ghostly 17th-century palazzo commissioned by a duchess who left it incomplete I wanted so badly to take off my clothes and dive into the translucent water but all I could do was sit there paralysed My sunblock had started to wear off and my head was spinning There’s nothing worse than craving the cool water knowing that you’ll first have to climb over a wall of other people a 23-year-old Neapolitan student named Paolo asked me for a cigarette “I hate these new beach restrictions,” he said My friends and I will still get in without booking and paying We can swim to the beach from a dinghy or my grandpa’s old fishing boat Some things in Naples you can’t change,” he told me That’s what I call “Neapolitan creativity” It struck me all of a sudden that there’s always a way out of messy So I asked Paolo to “escort” me to the water He started yelling incomprehensible words to open up a passage in between all that suntanning flesh Felix Portello’s protest rap has earned him a different sort of following from the one he’s used to The longest-running German music festival is a treat for all Wagner fans Lì dove c’era l’ormai dismessa funivia che collegava il quartiere residenziale con quello di Fuorigrotta Il progetto prende vita ad aprile 2019 per volontà di Salvatore Maresca dopo l’esperienza del gruppo Muu Muuzzarella che si ritrovano nei vari elementi di metallo – lampade e lampadari Le sale interne sono completamente avvolte dal legno con la cella di esposizione delle carni dalla quale scegliere Cucina italiana e cocktail bar internazionale: questa la proposta di Riserva Rooftop Lo chef Salvatore Incoronato attinge periodicamente alle ricette tradizionali delle varie regioni italiane Non mancano naturalmente in carta i classici della cucina campana che spazia tra le referenze nazionali e quelle internazionali La cantina curata dal sommelier Roberto Irati comprende etichette da tutto il mondo inclusa una nutrita lista di bollicine francesi Il Bar Manager Stefano Grieco ha ideato numerosi drink originali tra i quali quelli dedicati ai dodici segni zodiacali e il “Riserva Mule” rivisitazione territoriale del Moscow Mule In occasione della presentazione del menu alla stampa a cura di Mia Communication abbiamo avuto modo di assaggiare diversi piatti anche in base alle differenti esigenze dei commensali Perciò il nostro resoconto sarà a due voci: Daniela per la parte meat free La cena è stata preceduta da un aperitivo in 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Botteghe QUALCOSA DI TÈ PIZZERIA SALVO A SAN GIORGIO A CREMANO ALL’ASSAGGIO DI… NORIMBERGA Questo sito non rappresenta una testata giornalistica in quanto viene aggiornato senza alcuna periodicità non può considerarsi un prodotto editoriale ai sensi della legge n° 62 del 7/03/2001 Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker May Day brought an influx of visitors and an environmental crisis to Posillipo traditionally dedicated to the workers' holiday saw the Lido delle Monache in Posillipo become the hub of a massive influx of visitors brought with it unexpected and worrying consequences the beach was transformed into a battlefield against waste with piles of garbage left as evidence of the incivility of some bathers MP Francesco Emilio Borrelli shared videos and images on social media documenting the critical situation of the Lido shameful thing,” resonate as a cry of alarm for the local community and the competent authorities The images show not only the amount of waste abandoned but also the disinterest of some visitors towards the environment This behavior is not only an aesthetic problem but represents a threat to public health and the marine ecosystem The situation at Lido delle Monache raises questions about collective responsibility and the importance of greater environmental education It is essential that citizens understand the value of respect for the environment and the rules of civil coexistence must intensify their efforts to ensure adequate waste management and promote awareness-raising initiatives Only through shared commitment will it be possible to prevent similar episodes from happening again in the future Notizie.it is a newspaper registered with the Court of Milan n.68 on 01/03/2018 Impara come descrivere lo scopo dell'immagine (si apre in una nuova scheda) Lascia vuoto se l'immagine è puramente decorativa With the arrival of the bathing season 2023 in Naples it is possible to book access to the renowned free beaches of Posillipo These beaches offer access to the picturesque Donn'Anna beach (with 25 accesses each from Elena bathroom e Ideal bathroom) and to the serene beach of nuns (which allows 450 entries from Mermaids bathroom) a significant increase over the previous year due to the restrictions imposed by covid19 pandemic The online booking procedure for access to the beaches has been designed to be simple and straightforward. Just access the site managed by City of Naples (freebeaches.it) to reserve your entrance for the next day The inputs can be made using the services of the Lidos Il booking portal is available every day from 8: 00 to 23: 00 offering the possibility of programming one's own entry only and exclusively for the next day (there is no calendar) It is important to note that any user can make al maximum three bookings per week Making a reservation is simple and a few are enough data collected Access to public city beaches di Posillipo is governed by a series of rules that users must respect i minor they can access the beaches only if accompanied by an adult Bringing is not allowed dogs on the beaches as these are not equipped to accommodate them 5% of the available seats are reserved for Protected categories (in accordance with law 69/1999) and elderly (over 70) who can access without having to book online we earn a commission from qualifying purchases through ticketing links This commission does not entail any additional price for the user Since June 30 2021 the entrance to the Beach of the Monks perhaps the only free beach of Posillipo in Naples will be on booking to ensure a more comfortable and safe entry In this way you will avoid crowds and queues at the entrance and you will also have to respect some rules of behavior The Beach of the Nuns is located near Palazzo Donn'Anna and is accessed by a gate a few meters from the Carelli Park cross a private beach through a special platform that easily leads to the free beach Recall that another beautiful free beach which accessed by reservation is the Gaiola To book your entrance to the Spiaggia delle Monache you must use the appropriate one site of the Municipality of Naples the same that is used to book access to some museums as well Naples offers many opportunities for swimming during the summer in beautiful places on its coast there are also several in the city free beaches where you can bathe and sunbathe and some of them are too equipped with bathrooms and showers Surely the most beautiful coastline is the one that goes from Mergellina to Posillipo a wonderful coast where you can also relax in coves and beaches accessible only by boat but there are beautiful beaches also on the coast of Bacoli so named in a period when it was considered more dirty today is a beach equipped by the City of Naples It is located right at the Rotonda Diaz and from the 2016 its sea is suitable for bathing It is definitely one of the favorite destinations of the Neapolitans in the summer This beach is very close to the Castel dell'Ovo so we suggest to provide you with shoes to walk more comfortably on this hard material between via Partenope and via Nazario Sauro there is the free beach which is located at Largo Sermoneta It is not very convenient because in the vicinity there are a boat and many rocks It takes its name from the homonymous column between via Caracciolo and via Partenope Easily accessible from the famous Lido Sirena of Posillipo which has set up a special path that leads to the free beach the Spiaggia delle Monache has a clear and colored sea between blue and green which has little to envy to overseas beaches For summer 2022 it is limited and theaccess must be booked with the appropriate app The beach of Riva Fiorita can be reached either by boat or on foot but along a long stretch from Via Ferdinando Russo downhill Offers one of the most striking views on the Gulf of Naples and is surrounded by stately and historical palaces It is located at the foot of the ancient tower of Villa Volpicelli Where: access by sea or from the Via Ferdinando Russo descent You access the Gaiola beach along the route of the Discesa Gaiola but once you arrive you will remain breathless You can swim both on the side that leads to the Vesuvius and accessing thearea that overlooks the famous Villa in the middle of the sea but in this case we must deliver a document of recognition because it is a marine protected area Access is by reservation and must be usedappropriate app The municipal beach of Bacoli was equipped with showers and toilets you can only sunbathe there because there is still a ban on bathing due to the lack of water reclamation Passing the famous Lido Marechiaro you reach the cliffs at the foot of the Palazzo degli Spiriti an archaeological site surrounded by legends It is a very suggestive place and its waters are crystal clear but you can only come by hiring a boat for a few euros from the staff present Where: access from the Calata Ponticello to Marechiaro The Poggio beach is located in Bacoli and is considered a real oasis a small corner of paradise in the Phlegraean area It is located a few steps from the historic center of the town and allows you to relax in its beautiful inlet THEformer station of the Posillipo cable car will have a new function: it will become a large luxury restaurant with a panoramic terrace which will give a truly wonderful view directly on the Gulf of Pozzuoli The new view of the station will be made possible by the person who saw the tender of the Mostra d'Oltremare The gang was selling the former cable car in via Manzoni 310 which for too many years had only been in abandonment and decay Competing for the tender were several entrepreneurs e Neapolitan restaurateurs and one of these won with his project for a luxury restaurant La Posillipo Alto-Mostra d'Oltremare cable car the same year in which the Mostra d'Oltremare was inaugurated to connect the promontory of Posillipo to Fuorigrotta and remained in operation until 1961 that in the years of the Second World War there were several closures mainly due to the bombings but for a few decades why closed in the 90s That's why for about 30 she has been left to herself The project involves the construction of a fantastic luxurious restaurant Owned by the Mostra d'Oltremare which has the majority shareholder in the Municipality of Naples the former cable car station will now be owned by a private individual The choice was made by the Exhibition because the property "it is not considered strategic for its development program“ Therefore in 2014 it was decided to put it up for sale after the positive opinion of the Superintendency Of course the new owner will have to ensure its conservation and integrity as well as ensuring the "restoration of the original architectural characteristics of the buildings" the exhibition will strive for break down building abuses which were made before the signing of the new sales contract This commission does not entail any additional price for the user.