FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 19, 2015
Contact: Joseph Concannon
Phone: 347.946.1931
Email: jconcannon@joe4NY.org
“SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL POLICE” RALLY AND PRESS CONFERENCE
Joseph Concannon: 347-946-1931 jconcannon@joe4NY.org
Rally Speech by NYPD Captain Joseph Concannon (Ret.)
NYPD Captain Joseph Concannon (Ret.) leads the Support Your Local Police” rally on the steps of Queens Borough Hall on Tuesday January 13th at 12:00 noon. Video credit: Michael Ferrara.
By Robert Golomb
If you make a quick right from Middle Neck Road on to Grace Avenue, as you walk in the Village of Great Neck, New York, you will see in a little tree covered circle a couple of yards west of Citi Bank a small memorial plaque in which are engraved from top to bottom the names Peter Christopher Frank, Jonathan Lee Ielpi, Richard Y.C. Lee, Andrew Stergiopoulus and Joshua S. Vitale. All five of these men we learn from the plaque once lived in the Village of Great Neck, and all five were murdered by terrorists on 9/11.
January 13, 2015
CONTACT: Joseph Concannon
347-946-1931 jconcannon@joe4NY.org
“SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL POLICE” RALLY AND PRESS CONFERENCE
TUESDAY JANUARY 13, 2015 – 12:00 NOON
QUEENS BOROUGH HALL
120-55 QUEENS BLVD.
KEW GARDENS, NY 11424
Award presentation to two new Eagle Scouts. Left to Right: Boy Scout leader Matthew Campese, Michael Tuffy, Grand Knight Frederick Bedell Jr. Evan Tsourtsoulas and Thomas Tuffey.
By Tony Melé, published in Rockland Voice. RocklandVoice.com was created by Citizen Journalists, Opinion Writers and Local Businesses to support and inform ALL of the voices of Rockland County, New York.
Support Your Local Police Planning Committee Meeting
Photo credit: Orenstein
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 5, 2015
CONTACT: Joseph Concannon
347-946-1931 jconcannon@joe4NY.org
“SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL POLICE”
RALLY AND PRESS CONFERENCE
TUESDAY JANUARY 13, 2015 – 12:00 NOON
QUEENS BOROUGH HALL
120-55 QUEENS BLVD.
KEW GARDENS, NY 11424
Who’s protecting our Finest?
A letter by Fred Bedell submitted to local and regional newspapers.
The NYPD had a 70 percent approval rating the day Mike Bloomberg left office. In a year since the new mayor has been elected, many feel this city is not the same. Elections have consequences, and we are seeing those consequences now play out in real time. On Jan. 13 at noon at Queens Borough Hall, 120-55 Queens Blvd in Kew Gardens, you can have the mayor hear your voice. A huge nonpartisan public rally to support and honor the NYPD is being held on that day.
