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parsippanyfocus · 6 years

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PARSIPPANY — The Parsippany High School Class of 2018 graduated on Thursday, June 21. 216 students received their diplomas after the Conferment of the Degrees by Principal Denis Mulroony. The diploma’s were presented to the Board of Education.

133 students, or 61.6% will be attending four year colleges, 61 students or 28.2% will be attending two year colleges, 12 students or 5.6% will be attending career education, 6 students for 2.8% will be employed and 4 students, or 1.8% will be joining the military.

The Class of 2018 Officers were Ethan Kaplan, President; Udhay Khullar, Vice President; Harris Ansari, Secretary and Rachel Wang, Treasurer.

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The 2018 Graduating Class

Sebastian Abreu Kensy Abdias Acosta Matthew Eric Afonso Mildred S. Agenor Abdul Vasi Ahmedi Kandarp J. Ajvalia Khalid M. Alzubi Hailey Rose Amato Jay P. Amin Alexander Angulo Mohammad Harris Ansari Haydar Yusuf Aran Sarah Isabel Arias Zabihilla Asat Harmond Atienza Mirzakerim Tarik Ayaz Tia Antoinette Ayton Srah Azizi Arzoo Bakhtiary Luisa Teresa Barone Jared Robert Bazarai Claudia Valarie Bennett Justin Joel Bermudez Juan Sebastian Bernal Kate S. Bernauer Mathew Botros Abdoullah Bouzaitoun Juliana Branda Vanessa Bravo-Nieto Gerard Joseph Burder Cyvyl Salvanera Cabaccang Michele Cacciapaglia Isabella Francesca Cattiottolo Jason Francis Calabrese Joseph Calabrese Nicole Marie Calabrese Derrique M. S. Campbell Fabio Castillo Alex John Cavaluzzo Savannah Madison Cerrato Albert Ye Chen Shyann Lynn Cheney Sydney Lyn Clark Edward Donald Cogan Kelly Anne Coombs Brenda Cordasco Elijah X. Crawford Juliana Rose Davanzo Ivan Francisco DeLeon Assunta Celeste De Martinis Julia Del Viscio Andrea Delgado Gabriella Marie DeMary Richard Anthony DeMary Michael L. DeMonico Cameron Antonio Dines Sarah Elizabeth DiPippa Thomas Diez Joseph Romolo DiPinto Destiny Stella Duffaut Nicole Lynn Dugan Amr Elsaid Christopher Ray England-Ippolito Ethan Daniel Fang Ithaly Feliz Riley Catherine Ferguson Vincenzo Generoso Ferrara Jason B. Finkle Camren Anneliese Fitzsimmons Vaishnavi Gandhi Nicholas Peter Garafano Justin I. Garcia Sean Peter Gentile Aahna Ghosh Bryan William Gong Ryan Thomas Goodreds Bethany Rose Goordman Malcolm Isiah Green Sioux Anne Green Madena Hamidi Zara Hassan Marc Hoeltge Rachel Ann Hoffman Kaitlyn Holler Kevin Nathaniel Holst Ahmed Homsi Leslie Sofia Huatarunco Anya Rose Hughes Fatima Arizo Iqbal Andrea Rose Jacoby Aastha Jaggi Romel Jamna Ralph L. Jean-Francois Angeline Sara Jiju Anthony Wayne Johnson Maxwell Alexander Johnson Ramanand M. Kachhia Ethan D. Kaplan Ragan Grace Kelley Udhay Khullar Joseph M. Klein Julia Margaret Kloss Bon June Koo John Mark Krevis Patrick William LaFerrera Michael Vincent Lai Samantha Lin Lee Olivia Ruth Leon Alice Jane Limanova Sabrina Link Robert Burke Litz Christopher Benito Lupo Noah Jack Lustig Purvang Mahadevia Pranav Praful Makadia Mahrukh Abdul Malik Shobin Paul Manappuram Maliha A. Mannan Kaitlyn Ashlee Martinez Anthony Karl Martucci Aidan Rose McMaster Alivia Marie Mercuro Kyle Meth Daniel V. Miller Christian Alberto Minaya Rahul Kiran Mody Dunya Mohamed Bernasia Ebony Moore Jeremy Michael Mostillo Sunaina Mukherjee Hamza Abbas Naqvi Isabella G. Nicoletti Karissa Marie Nussbaum Ogulcan Odabas Jared Lucas Osgood Shane Joseph Osgood Ali Haydar Ozdemir Mansi A. Parikh Aditi Patel Aneri Patel Bhumiben M. Patel Dirgh Harshadkumar Patel Lipi Patel Priya Minesbkumar Patel Priyam Shailesh patel Ria S. Patel Sagar Patel Sima Patel Lauryn K. Patracuolla Nilab Pazhmon Kyla Samantha Penus Kyle Edward Phillips Nelson Yoset Pichardo Daniel Joseph Pico Cielito Jaecob M. Ponce De Leon John Carlos Portillo Faith Marie Preziosi Vincent T. Prezioso Anoosha Qureshi Shakhzoda Rakhimova Kyra Mary Reich Moustafa Riad Isis Carolina Rodas Prado Malia Rodriguez Steven Rodriguez Daniel I. Rodriguez-Appelgren Daniel Bennett Ruggiero Bahaadeen Saied Tahir Samad Zahra Mariam Sarwari Brenda Lynn Sauer Skylar Madison Schey Brandon Schweizer Everton Fitzroy Scott Alexander Serban Ankit Shah Diti J. Shah Khushbu Shah Neil Vipul Shah Affan Shaikh Adam J. Shandra Skyler Rose Sharpell Stephanie Shen Abhi N. Sheth Samantha Shimabukuro Mario Joseph Sinatra Kaitlyn Arlene Sklow Kendrick C. Slaman Lauren Emily Slevin Christopher Francis Smith Julia Rose Smith Zachary Logan Snell Maansi Solanki Karissa Zavanna St. Jean Kerri St. Victor Amanda Nicole Stover Devion Sharif Stover Danielle Strano Matthew J. Strumolo Frank Anthony Sullivan Sophia Tamayo Alice H. Tatrous Tatiana Isabel Tello Burlew Justin Ryan TerWaarbeek David Ton Peter Hao Tran Tiffany Lee Trifari Gary C. Tsui Jeet Vaishnay Sean Patrick Van Vliet Philip Sunny Varghese Rachael S. Wang Alexa Rae Weissberg Adam Joseph Welch Matthew Thomas Wilson Ryan Michael Wisniewski Brielle Elizabeth Wyka Talia Ruth Wynzel Ellen X. Xu Ali Yaqoobi Adam Ye Christopher Michael Yi Kevin Zhengen Zheng Annie A. Zhong

PHS Class of 2018 is dismissed! PARSIPPANY — The Parsippany High School Class of 2018 graduated on Thursday, June 21. 216 students received their diplomas after the Conferment of the Degrees by Principal Denis Mulroony.

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wionews · 7 years

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Flynn, Kushner targeted several states in failed UN lobbying: Diplomats

Former US National Security Adviser Michael Flynn admitted on Friday that he asked Russia to delay a UN vote seen as damaging to Israel, but diplomats said it was not the only country he and presidential adviser Jared Kushner lobbied.

In the hours before the vote by the 15-member United Nations Security Council on December 23, Flynn also phoned the UN missions of Uruguay and Malaysia, and Kushner spoke with Kim Darroch, the British ambassador to the United States, according to diplomats familiar with the conversations, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

The lobbying took place before Republican President Donald Trump, who was known for his pro-Israel campaign rhetoric, took office on January 20. It failed, with the Security Council adopting a resolution demanding an end to Israeli settlement building on land Palestinians want for an independent state. The vote was 14 in favour and one abstention by the United States.

The efforts made on Israel's behalf capped several days of unusual diplomacy. In a surprise December 21 move, Egypt had called for a vote the next day on the draft resolution, prompting both Trump and Israel to urge Washington to veto the text.

Also read: Ex-Trump aide Flynn pleads guilty to lying about Russia links

A senior Israeli official told Reuters that Israeli officials contacted Trump's transition team at a "high level" to ask for help after failing to persuade Democratic President Barack Obama's administration to veto the draft UN resolution.

According to court documents made public on Friday, a member of Trump's presidential transition team, later identified by sources as Trump's son-in-law Kushner, told Flynn on December 22 to contact officials from foreign governments, including Russia, to convince them to delay the vote or veto the resolution.

Flynn spoke with then-Russian Ambassador to the United States Sergei Kislyak that day, and again the following day, according to the court documents.

Also on December 22, Trump discussed the resolution with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi. Egypt withdrew the text from a council vote the same day.

The 1799 Logan Act bars unauthorised private US citizens, which Trump, Flynn, and Kushner all were at the time, from negotiating with foreign governments. However, only two Americans have ever been indicted for allegedly violating it – in 1802 and 1852 – and neither was convicted.

Abbe Lowell, a lawyer for Kushner, did not respond to multiple requests for comment on Friday about Israel or other issues.

A second go-round

After Egypt withdrew the resolution, its co-sponsors, New Zealand, Malaysia, Venezuela, and Senegal, put it forward again for a December 23 vote.

In Washington, Kushner was in contact with Britain's Darroch, and Flynn spoke with Kislyak - lobbying to delay the vote or veto the resolution.

A resolution needs nine votes in favour and no vetoes by the council's five permanent members - China, Britain, France, Russia, and the United States - to be adopted.

Russian UN Ambassador Vitaly Churkin, who died in February, signalled to colleagues behind closed doors on Dec. 23 that he was unhappy with the haste with which the draft resolution was being put to a vote, but he did not ask for the vote to be delayed, diplomats said.

Flynn also tried to speak to Malaysian UN Ambassador Ramlan Bin Ibrahim, but Ibrahim did not take the call. He also called the Uruguayan UN mission, eventually getting through to Deputy Ambassador Luis Bermudez – who was the charge d'affaires - minutes before the vote.

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yollocalli · 7 years

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By Gerardo Salgado Flores

“Nothing compares to the simple pleasure of a Bike Ride” – John F. Kennedy

Andrew Bermudez collects bicycles throughout the Chicagoland area, sorting damaged and undamaged bikes as a volunteer coordinator at Working Bikes. Along with Bermudez, volunteers Nick Kapaun and Christopher Miller follow the Working Bikes mission of bringing back to life bicycles that are abandoned or no longer being used.

Working Bikes also hosts volunteer sessions and teaches people how to repair and work on bicycles, so they can be donated to different charities, shelters, and programs for ex-offender reentry, refugee resettlement and youth empowerment.

I talked with Bermudez, Kapaun and Miller about bicycling in Chicago, issues cyclists face everyday and what could better the lives of Chicago cyclists. I asked about whether all neighborhoods have equal access to biking, whether there needs to be more awareness of biking and if Divvy Bikes — the city bike rental and bike-share program — gives Working Bikes some competition.

I was curious to know their thoughts on Divvy Bikes: Are they good for Chicago? Are they accessible to everyone? And how do they compare to Working Bikes?

“Anyone can apply to receive a bike, lock and helmet from Working Bikes,” Bermudez said. “It is just required to bring a letter of recommendation from an employer, social worker, or case manager, also a $20 co-pay if possible.”

“Working Bikes provides affordable and healthy transportation to members of the surrounding communities and throughout Chicago,” he continued. “Divvy Bikes does not give competition to Working Bikes, we are actually friends with them as we receive saddles, wires and pedals [from Divvy]. Divvy Bikes is great for Chicago, it’s cool to see that Chicago has a bike-sharing program. It is good that Working Bikes and Divvy exist.”

Some Chicagoans wonder how Divvy decided to choose where to locate its stations. Does Divvy serve all neighborhoods equally?

According to Divvy’s website: “Many factors are taken into consideration when deciding where to place Divvy stations…ranging from population density and business permits to solar power access consideration and other stations in the surrounding network.”

Seventy-five percent of Divvy riders use this public bike-sharing program to get to or from public transportation. In early 2013, Divvy started creating a core of stations from downtown Chicago out to its surrounding neighborhoods. Then, once the initial network was built, they decided where to place stations based on demand. That means some low-income neighborhoods haven’t been tackled due to lack of awareness about cycling as a transportation alternative, or lack of information on available bike trails and bike paths.

Many people from low-income neighborhoods may have access to a Divvy Bike station, but at a cost of distance. “Low-income neighborhoods should be the priority,” said Bermudez. “It is so expensive to buy a car, but a bike is a more accessible form of transportation.”

People can request a Divvy station in their neighborhood by going to the Divvy website.

Then, there’s also the question of whether neighborhoods have adequate bike lanes

“I would like to see roads and bike lanes as a resource not distributed based on property taxes or wealth of the neighborhood,” Miller said.

Adopt and Adapt New Paths

Bike access isn’t the only factor that people should be aware of. Potential bikers need to know about bike maintenance, investments in equipment, infrastructure, rules of the road and bicycling activities around Chicago.

Many bicyclists face issues while commuting to work, school, or when exercising, but it all depends on what part of the city you decide to bike in.

Certain neighborhoods may have adapted to high bicycling activity. Most drivers, pedestrians and other cyclists are well aware of their surroundings in those neighborhoods. When neighborhood residents are not aware of biking, that can create dangerous situations. Miller recalls experiencing anger from motorists and potentially being cut-off by drivers. Kapaun has been doored or nearly doored frequently while commuting to work in Lincoln Square.

Kapaun also often encounters issues biking from the Northwest Side of Chicago to the suburbs.

“There are not many bike lanes and drivers pass by faster because of the more open and wider streets,” he said. “And they tend to have more near misses. It makes it almost impossible to get out of the city.”

At the end of the conversation, we discussed improvements that could aid Chicagoans who use a bicycle to commute or for recreation, and make a better future for the bicycling community.

Bermudez would like to see more protected bike lanes, as lack of them is the most common reason why a Chicagoan might not use a bicycle.

Meanwhile, Miller would like to see trails and bike paths on repurposed train tracks like the elevated 606 walking and biking trail in Logan Square, but more like a highway and exclusively for cyclists to get around Chicago.

He also would like to see Chicagoans adopt the “Dutch Reach,” a well-known, ingenious technique in the Netherlands where drivers reach and open their door with their right hand rather than with their left. This method makes it easy for drivers to look behind for oncoming traffic, potentially avoiding an accident with a cyclist.

It would be great to have this habit catch on in Chicago, possibly preventing many cyclists from being doored.

Chicago could also learn about bike trails from Amsterdam. When Kapaun traveled there, he noticed while cycling in three major metropolitan areas for a total of 30 miles that he did not have to leave a single bike lane or trail. He did not have to worry about traffic while cycling 50 feet next to a highway.

Cyclists v. the Road

There are various non-profits around Chicago that try to help support a more economic and eco-friendly way to commute for working class people. For example, the Active Transportation Alliance has been helping the fight for better bicycling in Chicago.

Active Transportation Alliance (ATA) started the campaign “Bikeways for All” to propose 180 miles of new low-stress biking routes that prioritize three categories: Protected Bike Lanes, Neighborhood Greenways and Urban Trails.

I sat down with Advocacy Director Jim Merrell to talk about ATA’s work.

“Bikeways for All is a campaign that Active Transportation launched in the Fall of 2015 and the goal is really to talk about our vision for the future of biking in the city of Chicago with the real focus on bike infrastructure and bike routes,” he said. “Active Transportation Alliance works so everybody in the city no matter where they live can safely use a bicycle to get to any destination, and that means providing focus with the best and highest quality bike routes possible.”

The different types of low-stress routes that ATA proposes — protected lanes, neighborhood greenways and urban trails — all have a different purpose and work in different parts of the city. Protected lanes are on main commercial streets, neighborhood greenways are in residential areas and urban trails are like highways for cyclists.

“What Bikeways for All is attempting to do is to put forward a vision for how ATA can create a connected network of these high quality lanes that serve all ages and every community equally,” Merrell said.

A Matter of Safety

South Side cyclist Monica Pizano used to be an avid bike commuter, but now she commutes to work by car since a bike accident in the fall of 2016. Her parents fear that her next accident could be her last bike ride.

Pizano started cycling at the age of 7, initially as an outlet for her adrenaline. It was also a smart economic and logistical choice.

“I started venturing on a bike due to financial status,” she said. “Although I had a U-Pass [for public transit], I was also on a time budget, and a bike was the perfect way for transportation.”

Pizano attended Columbia College downtown, where parking is difficult and expensive. “So it was all a matter of efficiency and economic status,” she said.

Pizano’s accident happened on 47th and Halsted streets, at around 3 a.m. She had taken the L train halfway home from downtown, to the 47th Street red line stop. Rather than taking a bus, she would typically bike the rest of the way.

But that night, cycling west on 47th, at the intersection with Halsted while her light turned green and the opposite turned red, a guy tried to beat the red light. He picked up velocity and hit Pizano in the middle of the intersection.

“There were no witnesses, no cameras, so it was a hit-and-run,” Pizano said. She does not remember what happened right after the accident. Later, regaining consciousness at the hospital, the policemen told her that she was sitting on the curb, and she found blood on her pants.

Pizano was riding a road bike. All she can remember about the vehicle was it was a small sports car.

“I went to retrieve my bike from the police station and this is when I realized that ‘Damn, this could have been bad,” said Pizano.

After the accident, she tried to salvage what was left of her bike, but only retrieved her handlebar and her chain. Her physical injuries were only a broken nose and a missing tooth. Pizano was lucky to survive without more serious injuries, but accidents like this may still occur until more bike lanes that offer better protection are installed.

“There is a bike lane on Halsted going north to south, but there isn’t a bike lane on 47th,” noted Pizano. “There’s actually not a lot of bike lanes on the South Side of Chicago going east-west. From Back of the Yards to McKinley Park, there is no median way to pass by. You either have to go on Western or Ashland which are messed up streets for bicycling.”

A Question of Equity

Little Village resident Isidro de la Paz is also a cyclist.

He is retired and he loves cycling, using his bike three times a week for 30 minutes at least. He rides his bicycle to exercise and to stay active, but he says it is risky to ride in his neighborhood.

“It is very dangerous to ride a bicycle when there are no bike lanes, especially in horrible weather conditions,” he said.

De la Paz used to ride on the sidewalk to be farther from cars, but now officers can give tickets to people 12 and older cycling on sidewalks. De la Paz has been stopped by police for riding on the sidewalk during harsh weather.

De la Paz complains about the lack of bike infrastructure in his neighborhood, and says it is unfair that cyclists do not get the same treatment as motorists and drivers.

“It is in unfair that cyclists have to ride on streets where they are risking their life, as well as being stopped by police, if cyclists have no other way than to take a sidewalk for their own safety,” De la Paz said.

Many cyclists believe that the South Side is being discriminated against as they have little to no bike infrastructure compared to North Side residents.

Pizano also speaks about bike equity and how Chicago has a lot of industrial areas which cut off many bike lanes in working class neighborhoods like Little Village and Back of the Yards.

According to the Active Transportation Alliance’s campaign Bikeways for All, 29 percent of South Side Chicagoans have access to a bikeway between a half mile and a mile away. West Side Chicagoans have a 26 percent chance of this, while Northsiders have a low 18 percent. This might make it sound like South and West Side residents have more bike lane access.

But the data is deceptive, because of low population densities and land use patterns including heavy industry on the South and West Sides

There might be a bike lane through an industrial area on the South Side, but because of the industry there might be no direct route to the bike lanes from nearby residences. Bike lanes in industrial areas aren’t safe if the road is traversed by heavy trucks, while some of the fastest routes have too much car traffic for bikes to use. And bike lanes through industrial areas likely don’t lead toward downtown or other places locals are headed.

“There are a lot of sections [on the South and West Side] that are chopped off and inaccessible for traffic, and while bicycling it is more noticeable because you have to find alternatives, and a lot of times end up biking next to a semi,” said Pizano.

Back on the Pedal

While biking infrastructure still needs a lot of improvement, Chicagoans are working on raising awareness about bicycling, educating people and fighting for better conditions. In addition to Active Transportation Alliance’s work, Walk Bike Co. is a non-profit planning group that manages a city-funded education and encouragement program, the City of Chicago’s Bicycling and Safe route ambassadors. These ambassadors work with school children, motorists and bicyclists, promoting safe use of active modes of transportation and potentially reducing and eliminating traffic fatalities and serious injuries.

Teams of ambassadors do demonstrations and have conversations in public areas like community events, schools and summer camps. And this summer, they have planned to target Little Village residents and other South Side neighborhoods!

Since the year 2000, rates of biking have tripled in Chicago, according to the ATA. A few years ago the ATA produced a report showing an average of 125 bike trips every day, taking into consideration that the numbers are a little higher during the summer months versus the winter when only about 40 percent of summer cyclists are still riding. Furthermore, the ATA has definitely noticed that the people of Chicago are more likely to use bike lanes when a Low-Stress bike lane is installed.

Ultimately, Merrell and Pizano concur that if all Chicagoans feel safe while traveling on their bikes, have the proper information about their rights and responsibilities as a cyclist and trust the roads and bike lanes, then they will most likely use a bicycle as a mode of transportation.

And I personally think that: Cycling should be a synonym for freedom, but there is no freedom when you are risking your life.

#working bikes #Bike Equity #South Side #Chicago

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