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LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT OFFICERS' HOME ADDRESSES
Dr. Susan DiMonda, Associate Dean and Director of Student Life at SUNY Stony Brook. Susan DiMonda, Dean of Healt. Dimonda,susan, Asst prof, 12 MO, campus Recreation, 1088001.
SUNY College at Oneonta. Class of 1982. Susan DiMonda, Director of Campus Recreation at Stony Brook University, is completing a Doctorate in Educational Administration, Leadership and Technology from Dowling College. Oneonta, Otsego County, New York 13820. Dowling College is on Long Island, NY. She may have been born in about 1960.
SUSAN DIMONDA, 1960-03-11, Brentwood, NY. Brentwood, Town of Islip, Suffolk County, New York 11717.
Susan Dimonda, East Islip, NY, occasionally has run. She may have been born in about 1960.
Maybe DIMONDA, 17 GARDEN WAY, EAST ISLIP, NY 11730, (631) 277-2540.
Hempstead is in southwest Nassau County, Long Island region, New York. Address: 99 Nichols Ct, Hempstead, NY 11550-3166.
WAYNE J HALL Born Mar 1947, 37 WEIR ST HEMPSTEAD, NY 11550 (516) 483-6996
(631) 385-4729 WAYNE J HALL Born Jun 1961, 158 11TH AVE, HUNTINGTON STATION, NY 11746 (631) 421-5741
WAYNE J HALL Born Jun 1961, 35 ARROWOOD DR, SAINT JAMES, NY 11780
JOSEPH WING 34 4TH PL BROOKLYN, NY 11231
JOSEPH WING 186 MONROE ST MASSAPEQUA PARK, NY 11762
- Introduction 19 February 2010 Fulton County ZIP code 12095
- Horning Gregory Horning, Police Chief GREGORY M HORNING Born Jul 1955 8 EAST AVE JOHNSTOWN, NY 12095 GREGORY M HORNING 1955-07-23 Johnstown NY
- Slingerland Mayor Sarah J. Slingerland SARAH J SLINGERLAND Born Jan 1949 8 UNION PL JOHNSTOWN, NY 12095 (518) 762-2226 SARAH SLINGERLAND 1949-01-20 Johnstown NY
He wrote that he was in the military.
He feloniously received gossip and rumor from a law enforcement source, who feloniously supplied that gossip and rumor to Konrad. Konrad, whose remarks range between stupid and mediocre, often lies.
Some allegations about Ken were made by one person in May 2002, and were (as a group) denied by Ken. That group of allegations included the following: Ken retired; Ken was with the Fifth Precinct in Elmont, NY, and with the Nassau County Police Department on Long Island for 32 years; was born on January 24th, 1942.
He was a police officer. He was born in about 1942. Elmont, which has zip code 11003, is a neighborhood of Hempstead, southwest Nassau County, Long Island region, NY. Elmont is not far from Ozone Park neighborhood of Queens County, NY.
The following allegations were made by one person in May 2002:
KENNETH KONRAD
9714 99TH AVE
OZONE PARK, NY 11416
(718) 843-8118
Ken Konrad, longtime NY cop, allegedly repeatedly blew his testimony in cases with total fabrications; he was allegedly forced to become a mere "administrative assistant"; and allegedly finally getting the hint, he resigned.
Telephone prefix 843 is for Ozone Park and Richmond Hill [Queens County], NY.
He may have had email address ken4bi...ATusa.nospam.net.
There is a publicly available record stating that Kenneth A. Konrad, born in September 1961, lives at that address. That address is east of Woodhaven Boulevard and west of 98th Street. It is in QUEENS county (block 9073, lot 31, according to the acris information system of the Office of City Register of the New York City Department of Finance).
There was a deed (DOCUMENT ID FT_4620006695062) dated 15 April 1999, recorded 1 July 1999 involving Kenneth A. Konrad and that address. That deed has REEL-PAGE 5296-1161. That deed seems to accomplish an intra-family trransfer.
There was also a deed (DOCUMENT ID FT_4310004217831) for the same Ozone Park property (same blocka nd lot) dated 7 February 1994, recorded 6 April 1994 on REEL-PAGE 3840-1515. He may have acquired the property by that deed. For that transaction, his address is listed as 101-42 124TH ST, RICHMOND HILL, NY. He may have lived in Richmond Hill on the day that he was deeded the Ozone Park property. There is a public record stating that Kenneth A. Konrad, born in 1945 (not 1961 or 1942), lived at that Richmond Hill address; namely, 10142 124TH ST, SOUTH RICHMOND HILL, Queens County, NY 11419. Richmond Hill is near Ozone Park.
There is a publicly available record stating: KENNETH A. KONRAD, 3 PINES TRLR CT., FORT EDWARD, NY, (518) 792-5134. We cannot find that address on a map. There is a Three Pines Trailer Court in Thayne, Wyoming. New York state's Fort Edward (near Glens Falls) has zip code 12828. Area code 518's prefix 792 serves the Glen Falls area.
Today (3 December 2005), as nearly as we can tell, Kenneth A. Konrad is an owner of the Ozone Park property. The various Kenneth KONRADs in this website (for example: the former police officer; and the KONRADs in Ozone Park, Richmond Hill, and Fort Edward) may all be different. Investigate carefully. Get information from a variety of sources.
There was a discussion of why his surname is Konrad. Supposedly he wrote that his ancestor Conrad immigrated to America, and that an immigration officer misspelled Conrad as Konrad. We don't know if that supposed contention is right. We don't know what happened but we know a little about immigration procedure at the approximate time which seems to have been involved. There was a time when few people were born in hospitals. Few people had birth certificates, a social security number, a driver license, or a bank account. A person's name was a crucial part of his identity, more important than now. Immigration officers then usually were extremely careful to correctly spell names. Most people who came to America sought economic opportunity or religious freedom. Some people came to America to escape military service, creditors, a bad marriage, or police. Some of those people adopted a new spellings of their name or a new name. Some people, especially if theya re barely literate, are not consistent in how they spell their name. In those days, many immigrants to America were barely literate. We do not know why his surname is Konrad rather than Conrad.
Employer NY ASSEMBLY, 250 BROADWAY, NEW YORK NY. Occupation SPECIAL ASST. Political campaign contribution to Republican Dennis Gallagher, 2003, $25 check
GERARD J [Joseph?] KASSAR, 927 80TH ST, BROOKLYN NY 11228, (718) 748-2488
She contributes generously to political recipients. When the contributions are disclosed for her home address, her zip code is "11373" and the city is almost always "Elmhurst". The truth is that her home address (5831 83rd Pl) is not in 11373 or Elmhurst. Her home address is in Middle Village 11379. Her Queens office is at 7104 Myrtle Ave, Glendale NY 11385-7254.
Justin DiSanzo, an aide to State Senator Serphin Maltese.
Queens county Republican party spokesman Justin DiSanzo
DISANZO, JUSTIN M; 57-49 64th STREET (near Flushing Avenue and Mount Olivet Cemetery); MASPETH, NY 11378-2822; 50.00, 08-APR-05, 2005, COMO FOR ASSEMBLY (possibly Queens Assistant District Attorney Anthony Como, who previously worked on the senator's staff. COMO FOR ASSEMBLY, P.O. BOX 754151, FOREST HILLS, NY 11375), 10 Pre Special A, Member of Assembly, 28, N/A.
Someone named "JUSTIN DISANZO" may have lived on 11TH ST. (near 4th Avenue), Manhattan, NEW YORK city, NY 10003.
March 2004
AIDE in Queens office; lives in Queens, NY. Info accuare as of early 2003.
6016 74th St, Middle Village NY 11379-5218, (718) 672-1410
The district is shown in detail in a gray map with ethnic statistics from the NYS Legislative Task Force on Demographic Research and Reapportionment. Of people at least 18 years old in his district, most are non-Hispanic white, and most of the rest are Hispanic.
He contributes to political recipients. When the contributions are disclosed for his Middle Village home address (6016 74th St), his zip code is "11373" and the city is either "Elmhurst" or "Queens". The truth is that his Queens home address is not in 11373 or Elmhurst. His Queens home address is in Middle Village 11379. His Queens office is at 7104 Myrtle Ave, Glendale NY 11385-7254.
Victoria Vattimo, work phone (518) 455-3281. Maltese spokeswoman Victoria Vattimo.
She ran the 5th Annual Altamont 5K (at Altamont, Albany county, NY) on August 24, 2002: place 231 (she came in 231st), Victoria Vattimo, age 41 (41 on 24 August 2002), sex F, lives in Altamont NY, time to run 5k was 37:57, pace (number of minutes per mile?) 12:15.
VICTORIA A. VATTIMO, Born Nov 1960, 184 MAPLE AVE (near Western Avenue and railroad tracks, Recorded 03/11/2004), ALTAMONT, Albany county, NY 12009-6118. (518) 861-7082
VICTORIA A VATTIMO, Born Nov 1960, nn WHIPPLE WAY (Recorded 04/15/2001), ALTAMONT, Albany county, NY 12009. (518) 861-7082.
19 March 2004, Anthony S. Seminerio, a Democrat. Fat and bald. Born 15 February 1935. Assemblyman Seminerio and his wife, born Catherine McCormick, have three children: John, attorney Anna (judicial candidate nominated by Democaratic and Republican parties), and Mabel. They live in the South Ozone Park neighborhood of Queens. His name occasionally is misspelled.
ANTHONY S. SEMINERIO, 10956 111TH ST, SOUTH OZONE PARK, Queens, NY 11420.
SEMINERIO, ANTHONY, may have had a 1997 realty transaction with 106-09 ROCKAWAY OWNERS CORP involving QUEENS block 11473, lot 14: SEMINERIO, ANTHONY 109-56 111 ST, SO OZONE PARK NY.
He may have had a 1993 realty transaction with NORTH SIDE SAVS BANK about QUEENS block 11477, lot 3, 109-56 111 STREET.
He may have owed in about 1985 to RICHMOND HILL SAVINGS BK regarding QUEENS block 11477, lot 3, 109-56 111 STREET.
As far as we know, it seems reasonable to suppose that people contributed money to FoS (Friends of Seminerio) fund-raising committee because the contributors wanted to help Seimerio, who is a Democrat, get elected and re-elected. Was it ethical and legal for the committee to pay the money to a Republican's (Dennis Gallagher's) fund-raising committee? FoS does not have unlimited discretion in how it disburses money. Has FoS filed a written statement, with a government agency, of FoS's purpose? Does the stated purpose include helping to elect Queens Republicans?
The two candidates involved in the contribution (one candidate for state assembly, one for city council) have districts which overlap much. The Democrat whose committee paid the money, and the Republican whose committee got the money, both won.
contributor FRIENDS OF SEMINERIO. QUEENS NY 11418. political campaign contribution to a Republican candidate in an election for NY city council, 2002, $125 check.
In the November 2003 general election for civil court judge, district 3, in Queens county, Anna Seminerio-Culley (219-46 93 Avenue, Queens NY 11428) seems to have been nominated by both the Republican and Democratic parties (which is called "cross-endorsement"). As far as we know, in almost all cases (but not necessarily Anna's), a money bribe is paid for cross-endorsement (although rarely the bribe is paid in other ways; for example, according to a possibly accurate report, a female lawyer [who happened to be a daughter of a taxi-driver] withdrawing as a candidate in a primary election in Queens exchange for a promise by Democratic chairman Manton of a judgeship in a low-level trial-court in Queens, as well as we can remember what we read). Is cross-endorsement probable cause to arrest the endorsed, judicial candidate and the Democratic and Republican chairmen of the organizations which cross-endorsed? Check with an expert if you're curious.
In the November 2003 general election for civil court judge, district 3 in Queens, "Anna Seminerio-Culley" (219-46 93 Avenue, Queens NY 11428) seems to have been nominated by both the Republican and Democratic parties. Her name then and now may have been Anna Culley, as far as we know. As far as we know: to trick voters into voting for her, she used a campaign name confusingly similat to that of another Queens poltiician, Anthony Seminero. As far as we know, it is illegal to run for office except under one's true name. Did Culley run for office under her true name? If these issues are important to the reader, we urge the reader to personally find out what her name then was. There is an article about her "... name and reputation...".
Suppose someone in Queens wants to sue the Democratic Party. Should a judge in that court case be someone who bought his judgehsip from the Democratic Party? Should someone be listed on the ballot as a judicial candidate of a political party if he bought the nomination rather than got it in the manner required by law? We tink that, if someone bought a nomination, an opponent or voter should be able to get a court order excluding the buyer's name from the ballot. We don't know what the applicable burder of persuasion is. Maybe it's preponderance or clear and convincing evidence. We guess that cross-endorsement is proof (beyond a reasonable doubt) of the person's having feloniously acquired an endorsement. We guess that being a non-federal judge in New York City is clear and convincing evidence of the person's having feloniously become a judge. Confer with an expert if you're curious about these subjects.
For each election in some places in New York State, a list is prepared of all of the croos-endorsements that will be done there. The list is on a piece of paper. Both parties agree to the list. The list is brought to appropriate meetings (for example, a judicial nominating convention) so that those at the meeting will know whom to vote. We know of a meeting at which the list was read out loud to the people there so that they would know for whom to vote. This loud reading seemed to be a common practice at the time.
On this page, we do not discuss how people become federal judges.
In any court case, not necessarily one brought agaisnt a political party, may a litigant demand a judge's recusal for cause on the ground that the judge bought his judgeship (if the buying is shown shown by his having been cross-endorsed)? According to judicial ethics, a judge is forbideen to do an anything which would bring the judiciary into disrepute. In our opinion, which is not necessarily right, cross-endorsement, campaigning as a cross-endorsed candidate, being on the ballot as a cross-endorsed candidate, and being elected as a cross-endorsed candidate bring the judiciary into disrepute. The practice reeks. If someone feloniously acquires a judgehsip (by paying a bribe or fixing an election, for example), does he bring the judiciary into disrepute every time he walks into his courthouse and every time he presides over a hearing? Do judicial ethics require that he recuse from every case? In many courthouses, a presiding judge assigns judges to cases (or, if one looks at it differently, assigns cases to judges). Does it violate judicial ethics to assign a case to a judge who bought his judeship or who seems to have bought it? If the presiding judge bought his judeship, is he barred by judicial ethics from working as a presiding judge? Check with an expert to find the answers to these and related questions. These questions do not necessarily mean that Anna violated judicial ethics or did anything improper.
In general (not necessarily in Anna's case), it is important to ask what political contributions were made (for example, at fund-raising dinners), by a judge-to-be or someone contributing on his behalf, in the twenty-four months before endorsement or appointment.
We discuss many issues on this page. Those issues do not necessarily pertain to Anna, her afther Anthony, or anyone else named in this website.
It is one thing for a major party's politician to cooperate with politicians of another, major party. For example, a major party's legislator may cooperate with legislators of a different, major party, compromising on a bill to get enough support for it so that it gets enacted. It's a different thing for a major party's politician to contribute money to the campaign fund of a different, major party's politician.
Cross-party payments can be more than financial help to the receiving politician. Sometimes, a New York City political party wants to endorse another party's candidate but would be embarassed to explicitly do so. When cross-party payments come from politicians closely aligned with their party's leader, those payments often are an implied endorsement by that party of the candidate receiving the payments. The implied endorsement says, to members of the endorsing party, that they should not obstruct the endorsed candidate's campaign. In conclusion, cross-party payments always are financial help and sometimes are an implied endorsement by the contributors' party.
It is difficult to imagine a Republican-Democratic cross-endorsed, judicial candidate losing an election. After all, he's both the Republican and the Democratic candidate. Normally, those endorsements are much too valuable to give away although it is supposedly a crime to sell them. Democrat Anna was cross-endorsed in a county in which her father is a Democratic member of the state legislature. It is possible that there was no payment for her cross-endorsement. We do not know many facts of her cross-endorsement. For example, we do not know if there was a payment or felony in exchange for her cross-endorsement. Why did both the Republican and Democratic Parties nominate her? We do not know.
Jury Trials
Juries are how democracy comes into the courtroom. In some courts, the jury stands when the judge enters the courtroom. In some courts, the judge stands when the jury enters. There is a shortage of judges who can expertly preside over jury trials. This causes problems such as delay, mistakes by judges during jury trials (which can lead to injustice and appeals), and judicial acts intended to improperly avoid jury trials. A high proportion of successful appeals arises out of mistakes by judges during jury trials. A trial lawyer is a lawyer who specializes in representing clients in trials. After Anna had been on the bench for a while, did Queens's trial lawyers, when speaking off the record, praise her for how well she presides over jury trials? Some trials (for example, divorce trials) don't have a jury. They are called "trials by court". After Anna had been on the bench for a while, did Queens's trial lawyers, when speaking off the record, praise her for how well she presides over court (in other words, non-jury) trials? Regardless of the work she does, do Queens's trial lawyers, when speaking off the record, praise her? We don't know.
There may not be a remedy for extensive sale of judgeships.
One approach might be crime-fighting. For example, one might appoint a permanent, special prosecutor for those who buy and sell judgeships.
Once, New York City had PR (proportional reprsentation) for electing people to its city council. There were a variety of effects. For example, there was a big reduction in corruption although we don't know if the reduction inlcuded a reduction in the sale of judgeships.
Before every judicial election, the news media (newspapers, magazines, news websites) could list all judicial candidates, provide information (corruption-oriented information and other relevant information) about each one, and recommend voting for or against each judicial candidate. The information and recommendations could be provided for candidates who want to become judges and for candidates who want to remain judges. Reporters and columnists provide information about, evaluations of, and sometimes endorsements of many things: politicians (for example: candidates for mayor, governor, state attorney general, and local board of education), technology (for example: stem cell research and therapy, America's space program, and various computer operating systems), government programs and policies (for example: America's military strategy in Iraq, the Federaql Reserve's responses to the subprime crisis, social promotion of students, affirmative action), restaurants, movies, etiquette, pet care, and gardening. It is strking that, in a country in which courts are powerful, most news media provide little or no advice in judicial elections.
Not every disease has a cure. We don't know if there is a remedy for the widespread sale of judgeships.
We have a page for Lufthansa.
He is executive director of the MTA (Metropolitan Transportattion Authority), a state agency which, among other things, operates the subway system in New York city. He was a New York city Transportation Commissioner. He worked for many years as a high-ranking executive in several, New York state agencies; for example, he was a state Rent Commissioner. In 2004, Sander became a member of the New York State Advisory Panel on Transportation for 2025.
ELLIOT G SANDER, 1328 208TH PL, BAYSIDE, NY 11360
ELLIOT G SANDER, 221 HOLLYWOOD AVE, LITTLE NECK, NY 11363, (718) 225-3683
ELLIOT G SANDER, 03/25/2003, LITTLE NECK, NY 11363 (718) 225-3683
ELLIOT G SANDER, 360 1ST AVE, 04/15/2001, NEW YORK, NY 10010
It came to pass that Harris Schectman, then the MTA's vice president for bridges and tunnels (B&T), feloniously tried to get his daughter's boyfriend (Donald Raimondi) a great job (paying $53,000 annually) for which he was unqualified. Judy Puchalski (MTA manager of budget and administration) refused to hire him. An MTA flunkie took Raimondi's application out of a wastebasket. The NY state inspector-general's office rightly called for disciplinary measures against Schectman and his cronies. Disciplinary measures were imposed: Pulchaski (the sole heroine in this story) was denied a raise that almost everyone else on her level received. Ryder was promoted to facilities manager at MTA's Rockaway bridges. Raimondi now (in April 2000, when this article originally was written) works for the MTA Broadway headquarters (in expensive, privately owned offices at number 2 Broadway?) in Manhattan (where he eventually got an even nicer job than the one Schectman originally tried to get him). Schectman got a slap on the wrist: he lost some comp time.
Donald Raimondi may have become a budget and research analyst of MTA B&T (Bridges and Tunnels).
Harris Schectman may have become director of transit planning, Sam Schwartz, LLC, which may possibly be SSC: The Sam Schwartz Company, 611 Broadway, Suite 415, New York, NY 10012, US. Schectman's possible connection to the Sam Schwartz business does not mean that the business did anything wrong. Schectman may possibly have had one of the following addresses.
JAMES A MURPHY Born 1954, 10/2004, 87 LAKE HILL RD BURNT HILLS, NY 12027 (518) 399-6242
JAMES A MURPHY 53 HIGH ST BALLSTON SPA, NY 12020 (518) 885-5516
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