LOHUD---BORGIA RESIGNS

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Borgia resigns as top Westchester legislator after losing case to stop her ouster
Chris McKenna
New York State Team

A week-long push by Westchester County lawmakers to oust their leader came to a head on Friday when she lost a lawsuit to block them and resigned shortly before they were set to remove her.

Catherine Borgia, chairwoman of the 17-member Board of Legislators, had sued on Wednesday and won a temporary order that prevented her colleagues from voting that day on her removal. But that barrier was lifted on Friday when acting state Supreme Court Justice Robert Prisco dismissed the case, which had argued the board had no power to depose her.

The board met after the ruling at 4 p.m. Friday but its vote was no longer needed. Borgia had submitted her resignation a half-hour earlier. MORE AT Westchester lawmaker resigns as leader after aide's sex sting scandal (lohud.com)

BORGIA STEPS DOWN AS WESTCHESTER LEGISLATURE CHAIR

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Borgia steps down as Westchester legislature chair
April 28, 2023
5:06 pm

WHITE PLAINS – Judge Robert Prisco Friday lifted a temporary restraining order issued earlier in the week that stopped the Westchester County Board of Legislators from holding a special meeting on Wednesday.

Following this ruling, Chairwoman Catherine Borgia submitted a letter of resignation vacating her leadership position to the clerk of the board.

According to the rules of the board, Vice Chairwoman Nancy Barr will become acting chair for a maximum of 60 days.  Read more at Borgia steps down as Westchester legislature chair - Mid Hudson News

FBI, DOJ, FAILED TO TURN OVER DOCUMENTS RELATED TO INVESTIGATION OF CATHOLICS

FBI, DOJ Failed to Turn Over Documents Related to Investigation of Catholics, Lawsuit States CatholicVote and Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit against the FBI and the U.S. Department of Justice on Thursday, alleging that the agencies have failed to respond to a request for records related to the FBI’s investigation of Catholics.  The conservative nonprofits are seeking information regarding a memo from the bureau’s Richmond, Va., field office that warned against “radical traditionalist Catholic ideology,” among other records.CatholicVote and Judicial Watch Sue FBI and U.S. Department of Justice | National Review

NEWS 12----STATE SUPREME COURT JUDGE TO RULE WHETHER WESTCHESTER CAN REMOVE BOARD CHAIR BORGIA

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State Supreme Court judge to rule whether Westchester can remove Board Chair Catherine Borgia
Apr 28, 2023, 12:31pmUpdated 1h ago

By: News 12 Staff----State Supreme Court judge to rule whether Westchester can remove Board Chair Catherine Borgia
Apr 28, 2023, 12:31pmUpdated 1h ago
By: News 12 Staff

A state Supreme Court judge is expected to rule today whether the Westchester County Board of Legislators can remove its chairwoman from her position.
A temporary injunction was issued Wednesday after Board Chair Catherine Borgia filed a lawsuit claiming the Board of Legislators does not have the legal right to remove her.
Lawyers for the county are asking the judge to throw out that lawsuit. This stems from allegations against a former legislative aide brought forward by a group called OBL Global, which posted a YouTube video allegedly showing the aide sending lewd messages and pictures to a decoy 14-year-old girl.  In a public resolution, the Board of Legislators claims Borgia was made aware of these allegations back in December but allowed the employee to continue working until she fired him earlier this month........MORE AT State Supreme Court judge to rule whether Westchester can remove Board Chair Catherine Borgia (news12.com)

UPDATED---BORGIA RESIGNED THE NEW EVERYTHING CROTON: LOHUD---BORGIA RESIGNS

WITH EXCEPTIONS, CROTON LOWERS VILLAGE WIDE SPEED LIMIT TO 25 MPH

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WITH EXCEPTIONS, CROTON LOWERS VILLAGE WIDE SPEED LIMIT TO 25 MPH

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THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT THE LOCKDOWNERS NOW REALIZE THEY WERE ALL WRONG

The good news is that the lockdowners now realize they were all wrong,  There’s plenty of room for righteous anger at the COVID-crazy folks who closed schools in the fall of 2020 (and even the spring of 2021), who outlawed funerals, who took down the basketball hoops and locked up the playgrounds, who canceled outdoor community events for years, and who busted children for hanging around.

Mary Katharine Ham deftly dishes out the anger toward teachers union boss Randi Weingarten and the patron saint of lockdowns, Dr. Anthony Fauci. MORE AT The good news is that the lockdowners now realize they were all wrong | Washington Examiner

IN THE NEWS---SCHOOL DISTRICT NIXES "BOY" FOR 1O YEAR OLDS, REPLACES IT WITH "PERSON WHO PRODUCS SPERM"

School District Nixes 'Boy' for 10-Year-Olds, Replaces It With 'Person Who Produces Sperm'--------For those of you who were boys or girls in elementary school, you’re increasingly a dying breed — thanks to America’s evolved understanding of sex.  According to its website, Vermont’s Essex Westford School District was established in 2017 and “serves approximately 4,000 pre-K-12th grade students.” Essex is nothing if not progressive; in June of 2021, the district launched an immense equity initiative. READ MORE AT https://redstate.com/alexparker/2023/04/27/school-district-nixes-boy-for-10-year-olds-replaces-it-with-person-who-produces-sperm-n737581

TOWN OF CORTLANDT YOUTH CENTER 5TH GRADE LUAU

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The Youth Center is hosting a special Luau themed DJ night for current 5th grade students in the Town of Cortlandt. There will be music, snacks, contests and prizes. The Luau is on Friday, May 12th (Rain Date: May 19) from 6:30 PM- 9:00 PM. Registration begins Saturday, April 22 and closes Wednesday, May 10th at midnight. To register please visit www.townofcortlandt.com/reconline (cop

ARBOR DAY AND THE TOWN OF CORTLANDT

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ARBOR DAY AND THE TOWN OFCORTLANDT--READ MORE AT Arbor Day - Town of Cortlandt, NY News

IN THE NEWS: BIDEN ADMINISTRATION SUED FOR DOCUMENTS ON ITS TARGETING OF CATHOLICS

The Biden Administration Is Getting Sued for Documents on Its Targeting of Catholics--Rebecca Downs--April 27, 2023 5:15 PM--Back in February, a leaked memo from the FBI's Richmond field office revealed the damning information that they were targeting Catholics and Catholic Church with spying. Making the matter even worse is that Attorney General Merrick Garland had claimed otherwise not long before and has sought to downplay the matter.........MORE AT The Biden Administration Is Getting Sued for Documents on Its Targeting of Catholics (townhall.com)

NEWS 12--WESTCHESTER ASKS SUPREME COURT TO TOSS OUT LAWSUIT SO IT CAN REMOVE BORGIA

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Westchester asks state Supreme Court to toss out lawsuit so it can remove Legislature chairwoman

Apr 27, 2023, 8:18pmUpdated 7h ago--By: News 12 StaffLawyers for Westchester asked a state Supreme Court judge to toss out Legislature Chairwoman Catherine Borgia's lawsuit so it can proceed with a vote to remove her from her leadership position.  County Attorney John Nonna filed the response Thursday and argued the charter that governs the Board of Legislators allows the board to vote to remove a chair. MORE AT Westchester asks state Supreme Court to toss out lawsuit so it can remove Legislature chairwoman (news12.com)