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PhotoPhoto byby JohnJohn McCartenMcCartenEagle file viaphotovia CityCity by Council/FlickrCouncil/Flickr Rob Abruzzese ContinuedContinued on onpage page 12 2 FollowMayor usBill onde TwitterBlasio delivered his seventhLike State us on of theFacebook City address at the American VisitMuseum us Online of Natural History on Thursday. Many of AS RACIAL COVENANTS SEGRE- @queenseagleFollowFollow usus onon TwitterTwitter facebook.com/queenseagleLikeLike usus onon FacebookFacebook queenseagle.comVisit us Online gated the city’s neighborhoods, Addisleigh @queenseagle@queenseaglehis proposals will have a particularfacebook.com/queenseaglefacebook.com/queenseagle impact on Queens. queenseagle.comMichael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office Park transformed from an exclusively white neighborhood into one of New York City’s premier African-American enclaves Mayor pledges to protect business, serve by the early 1950s. The area was home to luminaries like Count Basie, Lena Horne, youth and build homes during annual address Ella Fitzgerald, Illinois Jacquet, Jackie will have a specific impact on Queens. deep into the night on Jan. 10, as patrons, in- Robinson, James Brown, Joe Louis, Milt By David Brand Queens Daily Eagle From reopening communities centers in cluding Mayor Bill de Blasio, toasted a lease Hinton, Roy Campanella, Percy Sutton and Mayor Bill de Blasio delivered his seventh neighborhoods beset by municipal disin- agreement that would enable the 190-year-old Cootie Williams. “State of the City” address Thursday, pledg- vestment to helping small business owners Woodhaven watering hole to stay in business. ing to preserve the city’s affordable housing, negotiate leases with their landlords, Queens Local elected officials, the Queens Cham- expand education and help small businesses. played a key role in the mayor’s annual ad- ber of Commerce and even the de Blasio ERICA VLADIMER, A CANDIDATE De Blasio, speaking at the American Mu- dress. administration stepped in to help broker a challenging Carolyn Maloney in the seum of Natural History, laid out his vision Assisting small businesses new deal that would keep the historic bar in Democratic primary for New York’s 12th for the entire city, but many of his proposals The celebration at Neir’s Tavern lasted Continued on page 10 Congressional District, exited the race Friday. Her departure leaves three other candidates challenging Maloney, who has served in Congress since 1993. Flushing community board set THE NEW YORK SENATE ENVI- ronmental Conservation Committee approved a bill sponsored by State Sen. Joseph to vote on controversial rezoning Addabbo, Jr. to require hard lids or sturdy tarps on top of “trash trains.” The coverings By Victoria Merlino Queens Daily Eagle would prevent putrid goop from falling out of Community Board 7 will vote today on a the train cars as they travel. hotly contested plan to rezone the Flushing waterfront, which would allow developers to “APART FROM THE FOUL ODORS build condos, hotels, shops and office space along Flushing Creek. The advisory vote is and spilled garbage that many of my the latest phase in the city’s land use process constituents are burdened with on a regular for the site. basis, the trash trains have other negative The Queens borough president will also repercussions on the environment, local weigh in before the project goes before the property values and the public health,” City Council, which traditionally votes in Addabbo said. lock step with the local Councilmember Peter Koo on land use measures. The rezoning would allow FWRA LLC, a SAVE THE DATE: THE QUEENS partnership of three developers that own the County Bar Association will host its annual land, to reshape the Flushing waterfront, cre- Judiciary, Past Presidents and Golden ating a 13-tower, mixed-use complex across Jubilarian dinner on Tuesday, March 31 at 6 the 29 acres of mostly unutilized land. 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Miller pushes bill to halt ranked-choice voting Continued from page 1 RCV. Early last month, the lawsuit was dismissed in Proponents of ranked-choice say the system evens Miller, who serves as the co-chair of the Black, court when Appellate Judge Carol Edmead found the the playing field between non-traditional candidates Latino, and Asian Caucus in the council, said the council members had failed to show the city hadn’t and established electeds, while also giving more of a effort toLights educate voters on RCV has been lacking. out done their part to educate the public. voice to the voting public. By ranking five candidatesQUEENS Having an uneducated electorate could lead to disen- In February, Queens Council District 24 became instead of one, a voter’s ballot will theoretically last franchisement, 57,000he argued. Queens residentsthe firstlose in the city to utilize ranked-choice in a special longer in the count. “We werepower very much during concerned intense about the timeli Tuesday- election storm for City Council. A handful of candidates currently running for City photoFile by Alatriste/City William Photography Council ness of its implementation,” Miller said. “There’s a Council member James Gennaro, who also repre- Council rallied against Miller’s bill Friday, urging lot to beContinued concerned from about page [including] 1 whether204,000 or not households sented in the 2011. district Hur from- 2002 to 2013, won over 50 per- the City Council to keep the new voting measure in “My fellowship recently shift- ricane Sandy knocked out power TODAY we’ve educated the consumer and the constituency to cent of first-rank votes after the first round of counting place. have theed tools to an and online resources platform to make due intelligentto for 1.1 deci million- was customers completed, in 2012. negating the need for ranked-choice. “New Yorkers overwhelmingly voted in favor of sions in COVID,utilizing butthis now new with method the powerof voting.” Con EdisonHowever, workers arestored little more than a month later, the system ranked choice voting two years ago, hoping that it would If passed,outage, Miller there’s’s nolegislation way for mewould to notpower affect to aboutwas 90,000used again house in the- special election to fill Queens Bor- lead to more civil and issue-based political campaigns,”February 13, 2020 ranked-choiceconnect voting’swith my implementation co-workers.” duringholds withinthe 24ough hours, Donovan the utility Richards’ former seat in the council. said Julie Won, a City Council candidate in District 26. said Sahiti Kovvuri, a Baruch reported. June 22 primary elections. Instead, it would put the Council member Selvena Brooks-Powers, who “For the City Council to consider repealing RCV so College student who lives in Much of their work requires city’s use of the system back on the ballot during the Queens Village. untangling wireswas endorsedfrom fallen by the Queens Democratic Party and soon amounts to an abdication of their duty to carry November The general program election. was understand- trees that littereda host streets of Southeast around Queens elected officials, came out the will of their voters. To make our local elections Ranked-choiceing and agreed voting, to put in her which work voters on therank borough. their Rainout on Monday top after soft the- 10 rounds of RCV counting were fair, accessible, and more democratic, we must uphold top fivepause choices until for power office, returned, one throughKov- enedfive, thewas soil, complete. making the trees ranked choice voting and fight for further electoral re- passed asvuri a ballot said. measure in 2019, receivingmore over susceptible 70 Following to toppling both in elections, Common Cause/NY and form.” percent of Thethe stormvote – had though a particular less than im -10 percentthe high of winds, Rank the utilitythe Vote said. NYC surveyed voters who participated Ingrid Gomez, a candidate in District 21, said the registeredpact voters in Queens cast a Village,ballot on Cambria the matter. The“Restoration sys- in ranked-choicewill require voting and found that 95 percent of bill was an affront on voters’ choice in 2019. tem is onlyHeights, to be Whitestone, used in primary Middle elections Vil- clearing for City nearly them 500 foundroads thatthe areballot easy to fill out. “The bill to repeal ranked-choice voting is not just Council,lage mayor, and Flushing,comptroller, where public many advocate blocked and by fallen However trees. Con, not Ed nearly- as many had heard about the anti-democratic, it’s the definition of voter suppres- boroughresidents president. remained without pow- ison must de-energizesystem before any wires heading to the polls. sion,” Gomez said. “RCV was passed by an over- Councilmember I.Daneek Mill- In Decemberer Wednesday 2020, afternoon.Miller was Winds joined byentangled Adams in those Around trees, untangle75 percent of voters said they were familiar whelming majority of NYC voters, and I will not let er said he wants to be prepared and severalas high other as legislators 71 miles perin a hour lawsuit in allegingthe wires the and thenwith workRCV with prior mu to- voting and around 13 percent said the shadowy politicians who sponsored this bill to if ranked-choice voting fails in city wasNew violating York Cityits dutyforced to theeducate MTA votersnicipal about public theyworks had crews never to heard re- of it, according to the survey. subvert the will of the people.” June. to temporarily suspend outdoor move the trees,” Con Edison said train service. in a statement. Outages also affected events “Crews give priority to mak- Celebrating Black elsewhere in the borough.New ing repairs that will provide pow- CampaignYork City’s Housing Preserva for- er to theelder most customers quickly, parole justice takes fight to Forest Hills tion and Development postponed then restore smaller groups and History Month a town hall on storm resiliency in individual customers.” Edgemere. More than 7,000 wires were Overall, 292,000 households down across the city Wednesday. lost power in New York City and Con Edison urged residents to Westchester County, surpassing avoid downed wires and to re- the impact of Hurricane Irene, port them to the utility and to the which knocked out power for NYPD. A tree fell on top of a house near 82nd Avenue and 218th Street in Hollis Hills Tuesday. Photo by Michael Nussbaum Ex-Bronx prosecutor vies for Western Queens council seat By David Brand Forman said she supported Mina Malik, anoth- and focus on addressing climate change. Queens Daily Eagle er former prosecutor, in the 2019 Democratic pri- “Every facet of our society needs to be viewed Community activist and former Bronx prose- mary for Queens district attorney. She considered through a greener lens,” she said. “For example, cutor Julia Forman has entered a crowded field to public defender Tiffany Cabán her second choice, while we need to create more open, green space represent Western Queens’ Council District 26. she said. “I was very torn in that election,” For- for people to enjoy, those spaces will also have a Forman, who recently won a position as a ju- man said. “I wish we had ranked-choice voting in positive environmental impact.” dicial delegate in the Queens County Democratic that situation.” At least eight other candidates have filed to Party, said her experience in the Bronx District She said her main focus is development, an is- run for Van Bramer’s seat in 2021, including Tavo Attorney’s Office motivated her to run for the sue top of mind for many constituents in Western Bortoli, Lorenzo Brea, Heajin Kim, Sultan Maruf, council seat now held by term-limited incumbent Queen, which has seen enormous growth and sig- Brent O’Leary and Giselle Burgess, Bianca Ozeri Jimmy Van Bramer. nificant displacement over the past decade. and Julie Won. Van Bramer’s Chief of Staff Mat- “I see District 26 at an important crossroads thew Wallace is also expected to run in District The People’s Campaign for Parole Justice gathered in“A Forestlot of whatHills I tosaw urge there lawmakers led me to want to passto two elder parole justice bills. Photo by Pedal Miranda run,” said Forman, who has lived in Dutch Kills right now and this election is going to decide 26. Fair andwith Timely her husband Parole, since which 2014. together “It’s a promote wholly re - whichFor the way coalition we go,” ofsaid or Forman,ganizations a member behind of the By Jacob Kaye Western Queens Community land Trust. “I want Queens Daily Eagle racialactive justice position. and ensure The thatthing older already adults happened serving and campaign, the bills touch on racial justice, elder to make sure the community is kept in mind when PUBLISHERS: A group of activists rallied in Forest Hills last long seeingsentences that ledhave me anto wantopportunity to be more to proactive, demon- to justice and financial justice issues. PUBLISHERS: it comes to all land use matters.” week to continue their campaign to give elderly stratework their in transformation, a way that people safely are able return to avoid to their enter - More than 1 in 5 incarcerated people from Michael Nussbaum J.D. Hasty ing the criminal justice system.” “To add more density without addressing seri- Michael Nussbaum J.D. Hasty incarcerated people a fair shot at parole. communities and save the state hundreds of mil- Queens – the vast majority of whom are Black [email protected] [email protected] Forman said she is “committed to ending ous infrastructure needs would be irresponsible,” [email protected] [email protected] The People’s Campaign for Parole Justice, a lions of dollars that could be reinvested to meet and Latino – are facing life sentences, according over-policing” after seeing firsthand the impact she added. critical community needs,” he added. to the campaign. People of color are far less like- MANAGING EDITOR coalition of over 300 organizations across the of Broken Windows policing and disproportion- Forman said she opposed the cancelled deal The Queens PublicMANAGING Library EDITOR is celebrating Rally attendees called specifically on State ly to be granted parole than their white counter- state, gathered in MacDonald Park on Thursday, ate enforcement in Black and Latino communities that would have allowed Amazon to build a Black History MonthDavidJacob Brandwith Kaye more than 120 May 27, to urge lawmakers in the state legisla- Senator Joseph Addabbo to take action on the parts, the campaign said. across New York City. large corporate campus in Long Island without events. [email protected]@queenspublicmedia.com Image via QPL ture to pass the Elder Parole and Fair and Timely bills. “We need to be more focused on restorative community“The Women’s input, Action as well Group as other of recentForest devel Hills- Parole bills. Addabbojustice and did support not respond a system to requestthat promotes for com those- staunchlyopment projectssupports that the prioritize RAPP campaign luxury housing and itsin REPORTER Both pieces of legislation are designed to ment. efforts to dismantle the pervasive institutional DIGITAL EDITOR efforts,” she said. the area. RachelPUBLISHERS: Vick offer older incarceratedWhat's New Yorkers on an opporthe- docket The Elder Parole for bill thewould allow Queens for people racismlegal that permeates community the correctional industry,” Jonathan Sperling Those efforts include, “affordable housing, our “Since this district is so densely populated Michael [email protected]@queenspublicmedia.comJ.D. Hasty tunity to appear in front of the New York State aged education55 and older system, who resources have already outside served of just teachfor - a spokespersoneveryone wants from to see the more Women’s green Action space inGroup their [email protected] [email protected] Board of Parole. 15 or more years to receive an evaluation from of Forest Hills said. “We call upon all of our lo- ers in our schools, expanding access to good qual- neighborhoods, parents are worried about the MANAGING EDITOR “We are facing a crisis ofSOUTH mass incarceration ASIAN INDO-CARIBBEAN the parole board. The bill’s co-sponsors includeBREAKIN’ cal Queens UP IS elected HARD officialsTO DO: to support the pro- ADVERTISINGADVERTISING MANAGER MANAGER BAR ASSOCIATION OF QUEENSity jobs,” she added. BASICS OFquality BUSINESS of education DISSOLUTION available, and of course most David Brand and must enact change to foster a culture of re- Queens legislators Catalina Cruz and Jeffrion posedfolks bills are anxiousfor Fair aboutand Timely rent increases Parole thatand mightElder [email protected] Ramus Ramus COUNTY AWARDS DINNER In January, Forman left the Bronx DA’s Office,April 23 at 6 p.m. • 2.0 CLE Credits habilitation over punishment,” said Assembly- Aubry.where she worked in the general counsel division Parole.”push them out of their homes, especially given the [email protected] Feb. 27 at 6 p.m. Attorneys Matthew Donovan and Franklin McRoberts [email protected] EDITOR member Andrew Hevesi, who represents por- Theand Fair focused and Timelyon formalizing Parole billprocedures would alterfor re - skyrocketingThe Elder Parole unemployment bill is currently and financial in commit insecu- The SAICBA-QC will honor State Sen. 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Tenants and landlords both ask: Is Cuomo’s back-rent relief program enough? By Greg David THE CITY Since the pandemic devastated New York’s economy and spurred a moratorium on evictions, looking at the growing unpaid rent tab has proved depressing for Valentina Gojcaj, whose family owns 150 rent-stabilized apartments in The Bronx. Earlier this month, she ran the latest reports, which showed she is owed $563,000, with the amount of tenant debts ranging from $10,000 to $50,000. “Tenants who weren’t able to pay prior to the pandemic didn’t pay and quite a few others had their own struggles and there was no city assis- tance,” she said. “But we kept the services going and pulled down our reserve accounts.” Finally, substantial help may be on the way for Gojcaj and her renters. Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday that New York’s $2.4 billion relief program to pay back rent will begin accept- ing applications on June 1. Albany approved the effort, funded by the last two federal aid packages, with passage of the budget in early April. The announcement will bring relief to worried real estate groups, who wrote the governor and legislative leaders last Monday to implore them to get the program under way. Building owners and tenant activists are crossing their fingers that the aid will work. “It seems like the program is being set up to be successful,” said Ellen Davidson, a staff attor- ney in the law-reform unit of The Legal Aid Soci- ety. “Every indication that we have had is that the state wants to give this money out and wants it to start flowing easily and quickly.” Still, many questions remain. No one knows exactly how much is owed, so it is unclear wheth- Starrett City, also known as Spring Creek Towers, the largest privately owned apartment complex in Brooklyn. AP file photo by Kathy Willens er the $2.4 billion is enough. The program will only cover 12 months, when some tenants could of February 2021, more than 55 percent had un- lated apartments at $700 million, but at best that the 800 number. Only two received help and the have 18 months of unpaid rent. Tenants and land- paid rent and the average amount owed had in- is a guess. biggest payment covered half of what was owed. lords will need to cooperate to get aid. creased by 66 percent to $3,435. By contrast the The Emergency Rental Assistance Program, A previous program was such a disaster that average debt in February 2019 was only $1,654. now labeled ERAP, will pay up to 12 months’ “‘Applying is a heavy burden with less than half of the $100 million provided reached About 20 percent of the group owe more than rent for families earning less than 80 percent of all the stuff you have to submit.’” tenants because of strict eligibility guidelines. $3,000. More than 5 percent are behind at least the area median income who can demonstrate they “Our strategy is to take a look at who owes $10,000. lost their jobs due to COVID. The AMI for New what and start the process on our side,” she said. Many Known Unknowns Members of the Community Housing Im- York City is just over $95,000. “Many of our tenants have their own stresses and While no total amount of unpaid rent is avail- provement Program, mostly small and mid-sized To help undocumented New Yorkers and oth- applying is a heavy burden with all the stuff you able, two new sets of data suggest the amount is at owners of rent-regulated units, reported recent- ers, tenants may be able to self-certify their infor- have to submit.” least $1 billion and growing. ly that 17 percent of tenants paid no rent in May, mation. The money is paid directly to landlords Like some landlords, Gojcaj has stories to tell A study released Wednesday by the NYU Fur- 11 percent are more than two months behind and is intended to cover the entire amount owed. about renters who have taken unfair advantage of man Center of nearly 19,000 units mostly occu- and 4 percent owe over $15,000. An extrapola- The state says as many as 200,000 households the moratorium. She said one tenant who stopped pied by lower-income New Yorkers found that as tion of the survey puts total debt for rent-regu- statewide could benefit. For the first 30 days, un- paying when the moratorium went into effect in employed residents or those who earn less than March 2020 handed the superintendent the keys 30% of AMI will have priority. at the end of the year and declared: “Bye, I bought Real estate owners are already working to a house.” get their tenants ready to apply. The LeFrak In all, 10 of her tenants walked away from Organization, which owns thousands of units their apartments and what they owed, Gojcaj said. through the city, has started emailing tenants Still, she believes most of her renters will apply information about the program and charged its for the aid program. management teams at each site to get the word out. It has also set up a dedicated unit to help ‘People Need Help’ them apply. Some discrepancies exist between federal reg- The same is true at Legal Aid. ulations and the program passed by the Legisla- “We have all sorts of plans to reach out to cli- ture. ents and we have a big team to make this work,” Many are regarded as minor, but state Sen. said Davidson. “We will keep an eye on the pro- Brian Kavanaugh (D-Manhattan, Brooklyn) intro- gram to make sure it is working well.” duced legislation earlier this month that would ex- The city is also paying nonprofits to help en- tend the time period that could be covered to 18 roll people, though it has not released the names of months from 12, which would allow more land- the organizations. lords to be paid in full. The bill would have to be enacted before the Cooperation needed legislature adjourns early next month. Landlords and tenants must cooperate on sub- If the state’s application portal doesn’t work mitting the paperwork. CHIP and other real estate efficiently, the crisis could only get worse. groups are concerned some tenants may not be in- “What I am most worried about is the amount terested if they do not have to worry about being of time that will be taken to process applications evicted. and get the money out the door,” said Jeremy Far- “We have owners who have been provid- rell, managing director of community affairs at ing housing free of charge for what will be 16 LeFrak. “People need help, are asking for help, months by Aug. 31, when the eviction moratori- and they have been promised help.” um is scheduled to end,” said Jay Martin, execu- Even if it is successful, no one expects the tive director of CHIP. “We told lawmakers that if problem to be solved. Martin asks what will hap- the eviction moratorium is extended there is no in- pen, for example, if a tenant receives $10,000 but centive to apply.” owes $20,000. The law prohibits evictions for a Legal Aid, meanwhile, is worried landlords year after a landlord receives a payment. won’t cooperate — especially small-building Davidson notes that landlords frequently have owners who may not be equipped to handle the to write off unpaid rent. Gojcaj is resigned to that paperwork. possibility. Gojcaj is ready to forge ahead despite her “You have to figure out who to work with and frustrations with the first state effort. She emailed which way,” she said with a shrug. her tenants last August about the original program THE CITY is an independent, nonprofit news LeFrak City, a complex of twenty 17-story buildings in Queens. but some were not computer savvy enough to ap- outlet dedicated to hard-hitting reporting that Photo by Hiram Alejandro Duran/THE CITY ply and others said they couldn’t get through to serves the people of New York. Tuesday, June 1, 2021 • BQ Daily Eagle • 3 G uest Editorial Opinions The obscure, unelected Senate official whose rulings can help – or kill – a bill’s chance to pass By Charles Tiefer The Conversation Senate parliamentarian Elizabeth Mac- Donough raised the profile of her largely invis- ible role in February 2021 when she ruled that Senate Democrats could not include a hike in the minimum wage to $15 per hour in the $1.9 tril- lion COVID-19 relief bill ultimately passed in March. Democrats had aimed to pass the legisla- tion via what’s called a budget reconciliation pro- cess. This crucial category consists of bills on tax- es or spending – and MacDonough ruled the wage hike didn’t meet that requirement. Progressive Democrats went through the roof. Sen. Bernie Sanders said, “I regard it as ab- surd that the parliamentarian, a Senate staffer elected by no one, can prevent a wage increase for 32 million workers.” But MacDonough was just carrying out her procedural duties to advise the Senate leaders about what the body’s rules and precedents allow – and what they don’t. And as the author of two books about Congress – “Congressional Practice and Procedure” and “The Polarized Congress” – I know that the parliamentarian’s rulings can be key to passage of legislation. Low-key office A century ago, the Senate would informally assign a particular Senate “clerk” to specialize in advice on proper phrasing of rulings and motions. The first Senate parliamentarian, Charles L. Watkins, began serving in the official position in 1935 and continued until 1964. Such a higher-sta- tus position was necessitated by the trend toward increasing complexity and formality of Senate In 2017, when the Senate passed the Trump floor action. This trend was the Senate developing tax cut as a reconciliation bill, MacDonough al- from its classic era as a “gentleman’s club” gov- lowed into the bill Republican provisions to open erned by conservative Southern Democrats to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska to the post-Watergate era of procedural reforms and oil drilling, and to eliminate the tax penalty for the party polarization. Filibusters gradually changed Affordable Care Act’s individual mandate. Both from virtually unknown to commonplace, and of these provisions affected the budget. these required their own elaborate and formal pro- On the other hand, during the Senate’s 2017 cedures. debate over the American Health Care Act, also Since then, the parliamentarian role has ex- being considered as a reconciliation bill, she ruled panded as a result of the increasing complexity that language eliminating funding for Planned and formality of action on the Senate floor, and the Parenthood and language banning abortion cover- apparent unwillingness of most senators to study age in insurance marketplaces were not appropri- for themselves the nuances of often-obscure pro- ate for inclusion in the legislation. cedural precedents. For example, when a bill like the Trump Nuclear option tax cut of December 2017 runs out of allocated The Senate majority does have a way in the time on the floor, the remaining amendments fly most extreme circumstances to bypass a parlia- through with only two minutes each of consider- mentarian’s ruling it doesn’t like. It’s called the ation, and senators must defer to the parliamentar- “nuclear option” and in general, it means the ma- ian to master the applicable procedure for each of jority can alter Senate procedure by changing the those amendments. number of votes required to end debate and there- The parliamentarian even ruled against nam- by get to approve a matter. ing that bill the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, since the In 2013, the Senate Democratic majority did provision did not influence spending or revenue, just that, allowing executive and lower-level judi- as each provision must under Senate budget rules. cial nominations to have debate cut off, and to be The parliamentarian is a nonpartisan position; wage, she had no takers in the Senate. course if written for referral to the Energy Com- approved, by 51 votes, not the normal 60 votes to the office includes a chief parliamentarian and mittee. cut off debate. several assistant parliamentarians. When there is Power over legislation’s prospects Adding to bill-writers’ calculation: The Com- In 2017, the Senate Republican majority did a vacancy, the chief parliamentarian is chosen by As parliamentarian, MacDonough is charged merce Committee may have a majority to send its the same for Supreme Court nominations. the Senate majority leader from the assistant par- with more than just ruling what can go into recon- bill to passage before the full Senate, while the The parliamentarian advises on procedure liamentarians. ciliation bills. Energy Committee may not. So, whether a bill for nominations because there are many points In 2012, when she was appointed by Demo- In advising the Senate presiding officer, the makes progress out of committee means its draft- of overlap with consideration of legislation. In a cratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Mac- parliamentarian rules on countless procedural is- er must maneuver to land the bill before a partic- 2018 speech, MacDonough called those two uses Donough broke the glass ceiling and became the sues, from what provisions can go in an appropri- ular committee. of the nuclear option in 2013 and 2017 a “stinging first female parliamentarian. ation bill to what amendments are relevant enough defeat that I tried not to take personally.” The par- Despite being nonpartisan, the parliamentari- to be offered to a bill when debate has already end- Reconciliation’s rules liamentarian stands for regular order, which these an can be fired by the Senate majority leader. His- ed. These days, MacDonough’s most striking rul- moves were not. torically, though, parliamentarians are regularly During Senate floor sessions, the parliamen- ings do concern reconciliation bills. In a polarized What may show up on the parliamentarian’s retained despite changes in Senate majority party. tarian or an assistant parliamentarian is present, Senate, where the majority party cannot muster 60 plate later this year or next? MacDonough served a Democratic Senate, then a sitting near the presiding officer and answering votes to end a filibuster, one of the only ways to One possibility: President Biden could try to Republican Senate, and now a Democratic Senate. questions about procedure. get legislation passed is to attach – or “ride” – con- pass a climate control bill by majority vote, as a In an isolated occasion in 2001, parliamentar- The parliamentarian refers newly introduced troversial measures or provisions through the Sen- reconciliation bill. From his decades of Senate ex- ian Robert Dove was fired by Republican Senate bills to the committee that handles the bill’s main ate on a reconciliation bill. perience, he knows the bill must fit the parliamen- Majority Leader Trent Lott for rulings on recon- subject. Referral can greatly affect a bill’s pros- Although a minimum wage increase would tarian’s criteria to get through by 51 votes. ciliation that didn’t sit well with the GOP leader- pects because different committees may be more have some indirect budget implications, Mac- So his administration might offer the Senate ship. The post was then filled by Dove’s widely or less favorable to the bill’s goals. Donough ruled that it would be only incidental to a bill on climate in the form of a carbon tax. The respected deputy, Alan Frumin, and the office con- For example: A climate change bill may have the COVID-19 relief bill. Conversely, she has ruled bill would be proposed as a tax bill, hence a bud- tinued to be nonpartisan. one fate if drafted so that the parliamentarian that an infrastructure bill could be considered as a get-related bill that gets through the Senate by the When Rep. Ilhan Omar, a Minnesota Dem- sends it to the Commerce Committee. That could reconciliation bill, although individual parts in an 51-vote reconciliation procedure. ocrat, called for MacDonough’s firing over her happen if the bill was written to emphasize regu- infrastructure bill might have to be stricken – de- Charles Tiefer is a professor of law at the Uni- ruling against reconciliation for the minimum lation of commerce. The bill could take another pending on MacDonough’s rulings on them. versity of Baltimore.
4 • BQ Daily Eagle • Tuesday, June 1, 2021 Our World In Pictures
HAITI — UNICEF visit: Amazon Annegardine, 11, who was treated for abnor- mal blood sugar levels, sat on a bed accompanied by her mother at the Hospital of Immaculate Conception, in Les Cayes, on Wednes- day. UNICEF’s regional direc- tor for Latin America and the Caribbean visited the south- ern seaport amid concerns over an increase in malnutri- tion and a drop in childhood immunizations that officials blame on the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: Joseph Odelyn/AP
ETHIOPIA — Sidewalk chat: Tigrayan women gathered to talk at a camp for the internally-displaced in an elementary school in Mekelle, in the Tigray region, on Monday. Despite claims by both Ethiopia and Eritrea that they were leaving, Eritrean soldiers are in fact more firmly entrenched than ever in Tigray, The Associated Press has found. Photo: Ben Curtis/AP Tuesday, June 1, 2021 • BQ Daily Eagle • 5 SSPORTS Barnet Shulman’s happy ending has lasted 43 years By Andy Furman Oliver Shannon, Carlton Screen and George Brooklyn Daily Eagle Thompson. This happy ending is one you can sink your “We beat Boys High and then Clinton for the teeth into. Really. Here goes. title,” Shulman recalled the other day. “Our se- Basketball was his life. niors all ended up playing D-1 college basketball, While at Brooklyn’s Erasmus Hall High and George (Thompson) played in the NBA.” School, Barnet Shulman averaged more than 20 And what about the kid from Park Street in points a game in his junior and senior seasons. Park Slope? Barnet was a star — and destined for stardom “I had scholarship offers to Davidson, Brown, — on a team loaded with superstars. NYU and Hofstra,” Shulman said, “but I wanted In fact, that 1965 Erasmus Hall team won to stay close to home, so I chose LIU.” the city championship with then-household The marriage of Barnet Shulman and LIU names such as Coak Cannon, Robert E. Lee, was a natural.
Barnet Shulman (left) and George Barbezat celebrate a win during the 1968-69 season. Photo courtesy of LIU Athletics
“We played great defense at Erasmus, and “I lost about 30 pounds,” he said. Roy Rubin (LIU coach) had great defensive And basketball was, well, not even a thought teams,” he said, “I thought it would be a good fit. in his mind. “I also wanted to play with Larry Newbold, “I told coach (Rubin) I’d be back,” he said. “I after watching him play for the Blackbirds (now sat out seven-and-half months, and couldn’t play the LIU Sharks),” he said. “And I knew Luther for 10 months, but he (Rubin) was very support- Green (from the Bronx’s De Witt Clinton High ive.” School) would be on the freshman team with me.” Time, they say, heals all wounds. That LIU freshman team, with Barnet Shul- They forgot to say that so does physical ther- man, didn’t lose a game. LIU basketball was mak- apy. ing noise – locally and nationally – and Barnet “I was told I shouldn’t play ball,” Shulman Shulman was one of the noisemakers. said, after breaking his sixth cervical vertebrae. “I Then it happened. went back to camp the following summer, worked Summer camp – and a fatal car accident – af- as a pot washer and lifted heavy pots to gain my ter his freshman year turned his life around. strength.” “I was in great shape that summer,” he said. Barnet Shulman was a member of the LIU “We had a day off from camp, took a ride to Port National Invitation Tournament team of 1968. Jervis, missed a turn and hit a brick barn.” That team had the upset win over Bradley, then Shulman took 80 stitches to the top of his head lost in the last minute to Notre Dame. Barnet Shulman (no. 25) in action during an LIU basketball game. and was in traction for six-and-half weeks with a But the story doesn’t end here. In fact, it’s just Photo courtesy of LIU Athletics pulley strap under his chin. beginning. “I was thinking of the future,” he said, “and I always liked working with my hands, and I want- ed to work for myself. I had thoughts of becoming a dentist, even while I was in high school.” NYU Dental School was the next stop. He graduated a half-year early, and today Dr. Barnet Shulman has his practice on 61st Street and Fifth Avenue, 808 Fifth Ave. to be exact. He’s an endodontist – providing a common procedure called a root canal. Endodontics also concentrate on problems occurring beneath the tooth enamel in the pulp, blood vessels and nerves of the teeth. He teaches post-grad courses at NYU – and his patient list is like a who’s who out of Holly- wood. In fact, Time Magazine noted that Dr. Shul- man treated five of 10 of the most prominent peo- ple in the United States. When asked for names, he kindly referred to client-patient confidentiality. At 73, Dr. Barnet Shulman doesn’t seem to be slowing down at all. “I shoot around a little bit, no full court anymore, since I tore my Achilles ten- don,” he said. He swims. He rides his bike, and he has resi- dences in Manhattan and Long Island. He’s prac- ticed dentistry for 43 years. Try sinking your teeth in that one. Andy Furman is a Fox Sports Radio nation- al talk show host. Previously, he was a scholastic The former Paramount Theater on the LIU Brooklyn Campus. During Barnet Shulman’s days at LIU, it housed the college’s gymnasium. sports columnist for the Brooklyn Eagle. He may Eagle file photo by James Harney be reached at: [email protected] 6 • BQ Daily Eagle • Tuesday, June 1, 2021 LOST CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY IN WAGES JOBS
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FRANCE — Purple smoke: Culture workers set off smoke flares after sunrise in front of the Notre-Dame de la Garde basilica in Marseille on Friday. Theater administrators, stage technicians and actors cov- ered Marseille’s hills in pur- ple smoke to demonstrate for more government support af- ter the pandemic devastated their incomes and put their livelihoods in danger. Photo: Daniel Cole/AP
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10 • Queens Daily Eagle • Tuesday, June 1, 2021 Rockaway vandalism won’t ruin summer celebrations By Ryan Schwach tigation underway, there are cur- employee mistreatment, envi- Special to the Eagle rently no leads, according to the ronmental disregard, and mis- Weeks before the start of NYPD. managed finances,” SAVE the summer, the vendors of the Earlier this year, the own- ROCKAWAY wrote in their Beach 97th Street boardwalk ership of the Rockaway Beach template email to officials. concessions in the Rockaways concessions was transferred Ultimately, the Parks De- walked into a wrecked interior from Rockaway Beach Club partment awarded the contract that had been ransacked by un- LLC, a coalition of local restau- to Broudo and Klein, who will known assailants. rateurs, to Rockaway Beach Ba- pay the City between $300,000 Brain Keane, general man- zaar LLC, which also own the and $453,777 each year for the ager of the concessions on Beach concessions at the nearby Jacob next 15 years, according to the 97th Street, said the stand’s oper- Riis Park as well as concessions contract details. ators are looking to push through in Brooklyn. Undeterred by setbacks, the the currents and serve what is an- Owners Aaron Broudo and current operators are excited to ticipated to be a busy summer Belvy Klein did not respond to begin the summer after beach- season after the COVID-19 pan- requests for comment. es opened this weekend. This demic shuttered businesses. The Rockaway Beach year’s vendors include the re- “It sucked that it hap- boardwalk concessions, which turn of a number of boardwalk pened,” Keane told the Eagle. were part of the peninsula’s re- veterans who operated during “Had some roadblocks to get construction efforts after Hur- the partially-opened summer of through but we’ll be open for ricane Sandy, have become a After being vandalized, the concessions at Rockaway Beach are ready to open for an 2020, as well as some newcom- Memorial Day weekend.” popular food and drink spot for eventful summer. 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Although there is an inves- Rockaway,” the group wrote in Upcoming legal events in June Check out some of this month’s virtual events and personnel, and stakeholders to provide aware- and CLEs from the South Asian Indo-Carribean ness of the need for more diverse jury composi- Bar Association and others in New York. tions to better represent the communities and en- sure equal justice. “Writing for Our Lives” June 3 at 7:30 p.m. “Everything You Need to Know About Moderated by Shawnee Benton Gibson and Becoming a Judge” Part 2 co-sponsored by SAICBA-Q, Queens County June 24 at Noon Women’s Bar Association, and The Macon B. Hosted by NCBA, and co-sponsored by the Allen Black Bar Association, this program in- Franklin H. Williams Commission, Amistad Long cludes Ashanti Chimurenga, author of “Drown- Island Black Bar Association, Long Island His- ing in the Blood of my People–Remember- panic Bar Association, and several other legal or- ing Texas Death Row Prisoner Shaka Sankofa” ganizations. This is a virtual program with FREE and Diana Tokaji, author of “Six Women in a CLE to be provided by the Nassau Academy of Cell” reading excerpts from their books. Camille Law. To register, email: [email protected]. Durham–a public interest lawyer–will speak The Zoom link, CLE forms and materials will be about her experience in this role, including her emailed to pre-registered attendees 24 hours be- There’s a host of upcoming events and CLEs across Queens this month, including a Jury work on police brutality cases, as it relates to Di fore the program starts. Summit conference focusing on diversity. and Ashanti’s experiences/readings. Discussion between speakers, Q&A from the audience and Part 36 Certification CLE the event and has contributed to QCBA, the host, the NAACP Mid-Manhattan, and co-sponsored use of video and music to expand and underscore June 9 and June 16 from so that our members may attend at a discounted by SAICBA-Q. 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WEBSTER ALY RIVERA SAMOSIR MASON-GARCIA BROWN CRAIN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ORDER ENTERED BY THE CIVIL AN ORDER ENTERED BY THE CIVIL AN ORDER ENTERED BY THE CIVIL AN ORDER ENTERED BY THE CIVIL AN ORDER ENTERED BY THE CIVIL AN ORDER ENTERED BY THE CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY ON THE 25TH COURT, KINGS COUNTY ON THE 14TH COURT, KINGS COUNTY ON THE 19TH COURT, KINGS COUNTY ON THE 14TH COURT, KINGS COUNTY ON THE 19TH COURT, KINGS COUNTY ON THE 19TH DAY OF MAY, 2021, BEARING THE IN- DAY OF APRIL, 2021, BEARING THE DAY OF MAY, 2021, BEARING THE IN- DAY OF MAY, 2021, BEARING THE IN- DEX NUMBER NC-000479-21/KI, A DAY OF MAY, 2021, BEARING THE IN- DAY OF MAY, 2021, BEARING THE IN- INDEX NUMBER NC-000237-21/KI, A DEX NUMBER NC-000454-21/KI, A DEX NUMBER NC-000446-21/KI, A COPY OF WHICH MAY BE EXAMINED DEX NUMBER NC-000521-19/KI, A DEX NUMBER NC-000451-21/KI, A COPY OF WHICH MAY BE EXAMINED COPY OF WHICH MAY BE EXAMINED COPY OF WHICH MAY BE EXAMINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK LOCAT- COPY OF WHICH MAY BE EXAMINED COPY OF WHICH MAY BE EXAMINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK LOCAT- AT THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK LOCAT- AT THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK LOCAT- ED AT CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUN- AT THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK LOCAT- AT THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK LOCAT- ED AT CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, TY, 141 LIVINGSTON STREET, BROOK- ED AT CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, ED AT CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, ED AT CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, ED AT CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 141 LIVINGSTON STREET, BROOKLYN, LYN, NEW YORK, 11201, GRANTS ME 141 LIVINGSTON STREET, BROOKLYN, 141 LIVINGSTON STREET, BROOKLYN, 141 LIVINGSTON STREET, BROOKLYN, 141 LIVINGSTON STREET, BROOKLYN, (US) THE RIGHT TO: ASSUME THE NEW YORK, 11201, GRANTS ME (US) NEW YORK, 11201, GRANTS ME (US) NEW YORK, 11201, GRANTS ME (US) NEW YORK, 11201, GRANTS ME (US) NAME OF (FIRST) TATIANA (MIDDLE) NEW YORK, 11201, GRANTS ME (US) THE RIGHT TO: ASSUME THE NAME OF THE RIGHT TO: ASSUME THE NAME THE RIGHT TO: ASSUME THE NAME THE RIGHT TO: ASSUME THE NAME LUCY (LAST) ALY RIVERA. MY PRES- THE RIGHT TO: ASSUME THE NAME OF (FIRST) CI’MAIYA (LAST) WEBSTER. MY OF (FIRST) FRANS (LAST) SAMOSIR. OF (FIRST) REIGN (MIDDLE) AVIANNA OF (FIRST) HOPPER (MIDDLE) CLIXBY ENT NAME IS (FIRST) TITIANA (MID- (FIRST) ALEXANDER (MIDDLE) EL REY PRESENT NAME IS (FIRST) CI’MAIYA MY PRESENT NAME IS (FIRST) FRAN- (LAST) CRAIN. MY PRESENT NAME IS (LAST) BROWN. MY PRESENT NAME DLE) LUCY (LAST) RIVERA AKA TITI- (LAST) MASON-GARCIA. MY PRESENT (LAST) ABDUL-MATEEN AKA CI’MAIYA CISKUS (LAST) SAMOSIR ASKA FRANS (FIRST) MATTHEW (MIDDLE) DAVID ANA RIVERA AKA TITIANA L. RIVERA. IS (FIRST) REIGN (MIDDLE) AVIANNA NAME IS (FIRST) ROBERTO (MIDDLE) ADIONA ABDUL-MATEEN AKA CI’MAI- SMAOSIR AKA TABARINI FRANCISKUS CLIXBY (LAST) CRAIN. THE CITY AND THE CITY AND STATE OF MY CURRENT (LAST) FORD (INFANT). THE CITY AND YA A ABDUL MATEEN (INFANT). THE SAMOSIR. THE CITY AND STATE OF ALEXANDER-MASON (LAST) GARCIA STATE OF MY CURRENT ADDRESS ARE ADDRESS ARE BROOKLYN, NY. MY STATE OF MY CURRENT ADDRESS ARE CITY AND STATE OF MY CURRENT AD- PLACE OF BIRTH IS BROOKLYN, NY. MY CURRENT ADDRESS ARE BROOK- (INFANT). THE CITY AND STATE OF MY BROOKLYN, NY. MY PLACE OF BIRTH BROOKLYN, NY. MY PLACE OF BIRTH DRESS ARE BROOKLYN, NY. MY PLACE THE MONTH AND YEAR OF MY BIRTH LYN, NY. MY PLACE OF BIRTH IS INDO- CURRENT ADDRESS ARE BROOKLYN, IS BAR HARBOR, ME. THE MONTH IS BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, U.S.A.. THE OF BIRTH IS BRONX, NY. THE MONTH IS OCTOBER 2000. NESIA. THE MONTH AND YEAR OF MY NY. MY PLACE OF BIRTH IS MANHAT- AND YEAR OF MY BIRTH IS JANUARY #188405 MONTH AND YEAR OF MY BIRTH IS AND YEAR OF MY BIRTH IS AUGUST BIRTH IS JULY 1947. TAN, NY. THE MONTH AND YEAR OF 1991. APRIL 2016. NAME CHANGE #188348 MY BIRTH IS NOVEMBER 2015. #188400 2010. #188351 #188398 NAME CHANGE #188407 NAME CHANGE NAME CHANGE NAME CHANGE SCHWARTZ NAME CHANGE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HENRY-NDUKWE MICHEL AN ORDER ENTERED BY THE CIVIL MONESTIME FU COURT, KINGS COUNTY ON THE 4TH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT STERNHEIM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DAY OF MAY, 2021, BEARING THE IN- AN ORDER ENTERED BY THE CIVIL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN AN ORDER ENTERED BY THE CIVIL AN ORDER ENTERED BY THE CIVIL AN ORDER ENTERED BY THE CIVIL DEX NUMBER NC-000370-21/KI, A COURT, KINGS COUNTY ON THE 21ST ORDER ENTERED BY THE CIVIL COURT COURT, KINGS COUNTY ON THE 24TH COPY OF WHICH MAY BE EXAMINED COURT, KINGS COUNTY ON THE 25TH COURT, KINGS COUNTY ON THE 19TH DAY OF MAY, 2021, BEARING THE IN- OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, COUN- DAY OF MARCH, 2021, BEARING THE DAY OF MAY, 2021, BEARING THE IN- DAY OF MAY, 2021, BEARING THE IN- AT THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK LOCAT- DEX NUMBER NC-000428-21/KI, A INDEX NUMBER NC-000131-21/KI, A TY OF KINGS, ON THE 19TH DAY OF ED AT CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, DEX NUMBER NC-000490-21/KI, A DEX NUMBER NC-000436-21/KI, A COPY OF WHICH MAY BE EXAMINED COPY OF WHICH MAY BE EXAMINED MAY, 2021 BEARING INDEX NUM- 141 LIVINGSTON STREET, BROOKLYN, COPY OF WHICH MAY BE EXAMINED COPY OF WHICH MAY BE EXAMINED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK LOCAT- AT THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK LOCAT- BER N00443, A COPY OF WHICH MAY NEW YORK, 11201, GRANTS ME (US) AT THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK LOCAT- AT THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK LOCAT- ED AT CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, ED AT CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, THE RIGHT TO: ASSUME THE NAME BE EXAMINED AT THE OFFICE OF ED AT CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 141 LIVINGSTON STREET, BROOKLYN, ED AT CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 141 LIVINGSTON STREET, BROOKLYN, OF (FIRST) LEAH (MIDDLE) CHRIS- THE CLERK, LOCATED AT 141 LIVING- 141 LIVINGSTON STREET, BROOKLYN, 141 LIVINGSTON STREET, BROOKLYN, TINE (LAST) SCHWARTZ. MY PRES- NEW YORK, 11201, GRANTS ME (US) NEW YORK, 11201, GRANTS ME (US) STON STREET, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK NEW YORK, 11201, GRANTS ME (US) NEW YORK, 11201, GRANTS ME (US) ENT NAME IS (FIRST) LEAH (MID- THE RIGHT TO: ASSUME THE NAME THE RIGHT TO: ASSUME THE NAME 11201, GRANTS ME THE RIGHT TO AS- THE RIGHT TO: ASSUME THE NAME OF DLE) CHRISTINE SCHWARTZ (LAST) OF (FIRST) TANYA (MIDDLE) MARIE THE RIGHT TO: ASSUME THE NAME OF (FIRST) ANNE (MIDDLE) MARIE SUME THE NAME OF KATYA STERN- (FIRST) YUWEN (LAST) FU. MY PRES- POULTON AKA LEAH CHRISTINE DU- (LAST) HENRY-NDUKWE. MY PRES- OF (FIRST) LAURA (LAST) MONES- (LAST) MICHEL. MY PRESENT NAME IS HEIM. THE CITY AND STATE OF MY ENT NAME IS (FIRST) IRENE (LAST) FU GAS-SCHWARTZ AKA LEAH CHRIS- ENT NAME IS (FIRST) TANYA (MIDDLE) TIME. MY PRESENT NAME IS (FIRST) (FIRST) ANNE (MIDDLE) MARIE (LAST) TINE SCHWARTZ AKA LEAH POUL- (INFANT). THE CITY AND STATE OF MY MARIE (LAST) HENRY AKA TANYA CURRENT ADDRESS ARE BROOKLYN, ROSE (MIDDLE) NOLDINE (LAST) PIERRE LOUIS AKA ANNE M MICHEL, TON. THE CITY AND STATE OF MY CURRENT ADDRESS ARE BROOKLYN, HENRY . THE CITY AND STATE OF MY NEW YORK. THE MONTH AND YEAR MONESTIME. THE CITY AND STATE OF AKA ANNE MICHEL. THE CITY AND CURRENT ADDRESS ARE BROOKLYN, NY. MY PLACE OF BIRTH IS MANHAT- CURRENT ADDRESS ARE BROOKLYN, OF MY BIRTH IS MAY 1985. THE PLACE MY CURRENT ADDRESS ARE BROOK- STATE OF MY CURRENT ADDRESS ARE NY. MY PLACE OF BIRTH IS NORTH- TAN, NEW YORK, U.S.A.. THE MONTH NY. MY PLACE OF BIRTH IS KINGSTON, OF MY BIRTH IS CHEBOKSARY, RUS- LYN, NY. MY PLACE OF BIRTH IS HAITI. BROOKLYN, NY. MY PLACE OF BIRTH HAMPTON, MA. THE MONTH AND AND YEAR OF MY BIRTH IS AUGUST YEAR OF MY BIRTH IS DECEMBER JAMAICA WI. THE MONTH AND YEAR SIA. MY PRESENT NAME IS EKATERINA THE MONTH AND YEAR OF MY BIRTH IS HAITI. THE MONTH AND YEAR OF 2007. 1994. OF MY BIRTH IS FEBRUARY 1972. STERNHEIM. IS APRIL 2003. MY BIRTH IS AUGUST 1966. #188402 #188394 #188409 #188216 #188408 #187680
Tuesday, June 1, 2021 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • 13 2nd department / new Business Formations INSTABLISS LLC LES BELLES MAISONS LLC 11369 11415 INSTABLISS LLC ARTICLES OF ORG. LES BELLES MAISONS LLC ARTICLES NOTICE OF FORMATION LE JARDIN DE NKUSU LLC FILED NY SEC. OF STATE (SSNY) OFORG. FILED NY SEC. OF STATE (SSNY) 5/5/2021. OFFICE IN QUEENS NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED 4/19/21. OFFICE IN QUEENS CO. SSNY OF 41TENBROECKST, LLC CO. SSNY DESIG. AGENT OFLLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF 41TEN- LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: LE DESIGN. AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM WHOM PROCESS MAY BE SERVED. BROECKST, LLC. ARTICLES OF ORG. JARDIN DE NKUSU LLC. ARTICLES OF PROCESS MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO 44- FILED WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- SHALL MAIL COPY OF PROCESS TO 02 11TH ST., STE. 315, LONG ISLAND OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 10/19/2020. TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) AquaBoundy CEO Sylvia Wulf poses for a photo with pro- THE LLC 90-01 MERRICK BLVD JAMAI- CITY, NY 11101, WHICH IS ALSO THE OFFICE LOCATED IN QUEENS COUN- ON 3/4/2021. NY OFFICE LOCATION: cessing associates Skyler Miller, back left, and Jacob Claw- CA, NY 11432. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL PRINCIPAL BUSINESS LOCATION. PUR- QUEENS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN POSE: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. TY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED FOR son with genetically modified salmon from the company’s ACTIVITY. #187810 DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC #187389 SERVICE OF PROCESS. SSNY SHALL indoor aquaculture farm AquaBounty Technologies vis AP GENTING ORANGE MAIL COPY OF ANY PROCESS SERVED UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT ROSE’S CHEESECAKE LLC AGAINST THE LLC TO: 108-48 DIT- MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ROSE’S CHEESECAKE LLC, ARTS OF COUNTY LLC ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL NOTICE OF QUALIFICATION OF GEN- MARS BLVD., EAST ELMHURST, NY Genetically modified MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS ORG. FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF 11369. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL AC- TING ORANGE COUNTY LLC APPL. AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON NY (SSNY) 3/16/2021. CTY: QUEENS. FOR AUTH. FILED WITH SECY. OF TIVITY OR PURPOSE. HIM/HER IS NKUSU LAUREN JEAN, 85- SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT UPON WHOM STATE OF NY (SSNY) ON 05/06/21. OF- #188001 25 120TH STREET, APT 3G KEW GAR- salmon head to PROCESS AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & FICE LOCATION: QUEENS COUNTY. DENS, NY, 11415. PURPOSE/CHARAC- SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO RONALD J. LLC FORMED IN DELAWARE (DE) ON 11373 12/23/13. PRINC. OFFICE OF LLC: 100- TER OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. BARONE, 117-11 LIBERTY AVE., RICH- CVS ONLINE SOLUTIONS LLC #187794 00 ROCKAWAY BLVD., JAMAICA, NY NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- U.S. dinner plates MOND HILL, NY 11419. GENERAL PUR- 11420. SSNY DESIGNATED AS AGENT ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: POSE OF LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS 11418 #187391 CVS ONLINE SOLUTIONS LLC. ARTI- AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY OGUN LOGISTICS, LLC By Casey Smith netically modified or cloned CLES OF ORGANIZATION FILED WITH BOSS BABY SERAPHINA LLC SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO C/O COR- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- Associated Press salmon and would need to label PORATION SERVICE CO., 80 STATE ST., SECRETARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK BOSS BABY SERAPHINA LLC. ARTS. ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — them as such. TO SUBSCRIBEALBANY,, NY 12207-2543. DE ADDR. (SSNY) ON 2/2/2021. NY OFFICE LO- TO SUBSCRIBE, TOGUNO SUBSCRIBE LOGISTICS,, CALL 718-422-7400 LLC. ARTICLES OF OF ORG. FILED WITH THE SSNYCALL ON718-422-7400 OF LLC: 251 LITTLE FALLS DR., WILM- CATION: QUEENS COUNTY. SSNY HAS The inaugural harvest of genet- The boycott against CALL 718-422-7400 ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- 01/21/21. OFFICE: QUEENS COUNTY. INGTON, DE 19808-1674. CERT. OF BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE ically modified salmon began AquaBounty salmon has large- TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) SSNY DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE FORM. FILED WITH JEFFREY W. BULL- LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST this week after the pandemic ly come from activists with the OCK - SECY. OF STATE, DE, 401 FEDER- ON 4/20/2021. NY OFFICE LOCATION: LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE delayed the sale of the first such Block Corporate Salmon cam- AL ST., DOVER, DE 19901. PURPOSE: QUEENS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN IT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL O UBSCRIBEADDRESS TO WHICHALL THE SSNY SHALL ANY LAWFUL ACTIVITY. T S , C 718-422-7400 DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC altered animal to be cleared paign, which aims to protect COPY OF PROCESS TO THE LLC, 86-25 #187993 MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT for human consumption in the wild salmon and preserve In- LEFFERTS BOULEVARD, RICHMOND AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE United States, company offi- digenous rights to practice sus- HILL, NY 11418. PURPOSE: ANY LAW- DISTINCTIVE RENOVATIONS HER IS CHANDNI VIJAY SHAH, 91-44 ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL cials said. tainable fishing. FUL PURPOSE. AND DESIGNSFOR HELP HOME IN PREPARATION 48TH AND AVE FILING QUEENS, OF ALL NY, YOUR 11373. LEGAL PUR NOTICE- NEEDS, #187601 MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS Several tons of salmon, en- “Genetically engineered IMPROVEMENT LLC CALLPOSE/CHARACTER ALICE 718-643-9099, OF LLC: EXT ANY107 LAW- DISTINCTIVE RENOVATIONS AND DE- AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ gineered by biotech compa- salmon is a huge threat to any 222-01 LINDEN FUL PURPOSE. HER IS DOCTOR P WASHINGTON, 118 SIGNS HOME IMPROVEMENT LLC, #187789 ny AquaBounty Technologies vision of a healthy food system. BOULEVARD LLC ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH THE SSNY 16 91ST AVENUE, B3 RICHMOND HILL, Inc., will now head to restau- People need ways to connect ON 04/14/2021. OFFICE LOC: QUEENS NY, 11418. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF 222-01 LINDEN BOULEVARD LLC. 11385 rants and away-from-home din- with the food they’re eating, so ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH THE SSNY COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNAT- LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. ED AS AGENTFOR HELP UPON IN PREPARATION WHOM PROCESS M FORJ W FINEHELP IN PREPARATION #188120 ing services — where labeling they know where it’s coming ON 04/27/21.FOR HELP INOFFICE: PREPARATION QUEENS COUN- AND FILING OF ALL YOUR AGAINST LEGALTHE NOTICELLC MAY NEEDS, BE SERVED. PHOTOGRAPHY,AND FILING LLC OF ALL YOUR as genetically engineered is not from,” said Jon Russell, a mem- TY. SSNYAND FILING DESIGNATED OF ALL YOUR AS AGENT LEGAL NOTICE NEEDS, SSNY SHALL MAILCALL ALICE PROCESS TO: DEB- LEGAL NOTICE NEEDS,11434 718-643-9099, EXT 107 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AU- required — in the Midwest and ber of the campaign and a food OF THE LLCCALL UPON ALICE WHOM PROCESS BIE LEWIS, 146-15 LAKEWOOD AVE- 718-643-9099, EXT 107 THORITY OF M J W FINECALL PHOTOGRA ALICE - FOOD YOU CRAVE LLC AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY NUE, JAMAICA, NY 11435. PURPOSE: along the East Coast, company justice organizer with North- PHY, LLC, A FOREIGN718-643-9099, LIMITED LIABIL EXT- 107NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- SHALL MAIL COPY OF PROCESS TO ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. CEO Sylvia Wulf said. west Atlantic Marine Alliance. #188403 ITY COMPANY (LLC). APPLICATION ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: THE LLC, 13 GAY DRIVE, GREAT NECK, Thus far, the only custom- “These fish are so new — and FOR AUTHORITY FILED WITH SECY. FOOD YOU CRAVE LLC. ARTICLES OF NY 11024. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL 11103 OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- er to announce it is selling the there’s such a loud group of PURPOSE. TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) salmon is Samuels and Son people who oppose it. That’s a #187640 PLANET SIS LLC 4/7/2021. LLC ORGANIZED IN CT ON NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- 02/07/2008. NY OFFICE LOCATION: ON 4/20/2021. NY OFFICE LOCATION:FOR CHANGESSeafood, OF NAME a Philadelphia-based huge red flag to consumers.” YELLOW PATCH LLC ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: QUEENS COUNTY. SSNY DESIGNATED QUEENS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEENCALL 718-643-9099,seafood distributor.EXT 103 Wulf said she’s confident PLANET SIS LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGA- YELLOW PATCH LLC, ARTS OF ORG. AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC AquaBounty has raised its there’s an appetite for the fish. NIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF NY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. faster-growing salmon at an in- “Most of the salmon in this MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE (SSNY) 1/26/2021. CTY: QUEENS. SSNY 5/20/2021. NY OFFICE LOCATION: SSNY SHALL MAIL COPY OF PROCESS door aquaculture farm in Alba- country is imported, and during DESIG. AS AGENT UPON WHOM PRO- QUEENS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN TO: THE LLC, 6131 MADISON ST, APT ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL ny, Indiana. The fish are genet- the pandemic, we couldn’t get CESS AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC 2R, RIDGEWOOD, NY, 11385. OFFICE MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON ically modified to grow twice products into the market,” Wulf SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO MAHADAI UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT ADDRESS IN JURISDICTION OF OR- HIM/HER IS CYRAENA PETTUS, 118-11 as fast as wild salmon, reaching said. “So, having a domestic DEOKI, 169-14 HILLSIDE AVE., JAMAI- MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE GANIZATION: 61-31 MADISON ST, APT ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL SUTPHIN BLVD #98053 JAMAICA, NY, market size — 8 to 12 pounds source of supply that isn’t sea- CA, NY 11042. GENERAL PURPOSE 2R, RIDGEWOOD, NY 11385. COPY OF MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS #187771 ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION ON FILE 11434. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: (3.6 to 5.4 kilograms) — in 18 sonal like wild salmon and that AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ WITH SECY. OF STATE OF CT, DENISE ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. months rather than 36. is produced in a highly-con- HER IS JAHLEESA WISE, 3157 45TH #187762 12 STONE CAPITAL LLC W. MERRILL, 165 CAPITAL AVE, SUITE The Massachusetts-based trolled, bio-secure environ- 12 STONE CAPITAL LLC ART. OF ORG. STREET ASTORIA, NY, 11103. PUR- POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- 1000, HARTFORD, CT 06106. PURPOSE For Legalcompany Advertising originally planned to ment is increasingly important FILED SEC. OF STATE OF NY 1/26/2021. 11692 FUL PURPOSE. OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. harvest the fish in late 2020. to consumers.” OFF. LOC.: QUEENS CO. UNITED #188209 #187425 DEFY OTHER PEOPLES Wulf attributed delays to re- AquaBounty markets the STATES CORPORATION AGENTS, EXPECTATIONS LLC INC. DESIGNATED AS AGENT UPON 11365 ZOE FISHER LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- duced demand and market price salmon as disease- and anti- WHOM PROCESS MAY BE SERVED & DAVIS & BARROW LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: for Atlantic salmon spurred by biotic-free, saying its product SHALL MAIL PROC.: 7014 13TH AV- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: DEFY OTHER PEOPLES EXPECTATIONS the pandemic. comes with a reduced carbon ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: And assistance filing notices ENUE, SUITE 202, BROOKLYN, NY ZOE FISHER LLC. ARTICLES OF OR- LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION “The impact of COVID footprint and none of the risk DAVIS & BARROW LLC. 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Tuesday, June 1, 2021 • Queens Daily Eagle • 15 LegaL, JudiciaL & courthouse News Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com Justice Lourdes Ventura honored by Dominican president WesternBy David Brand Queens families save for college Queens Daily Eagle Continued from page 1 14-year-olds... I think we’re doing a great thing and if we can “ThisQueens made Supreme a huge Court difference,” Justice Lourdesshe added. Ven “I’m- upset I didn’t enrich the community, enrich the economy by bringing forth tura, the daughter of immigrants from the Domin- set it up for my 11th grader — I didn’t know it was available. [Now] children who will enter occupations that will better serve our ican Republic, was honored by that nation’s pres- at least I can be relieved of headaches from costs that might not be community.” ident with a special award to mark International coveredWomen’s through Day. other scholarships and have time to save.” The conclusion of the pilot will automatically equip every Nandi’sDominican second President grade Danilo daughter Medina — a Sánchez student at P.S. 69 — is NYC public school student with an account, starting their jour- onepresented of 13,000 Ventura District with the30 studentsMedal of in Merit kindergarten of the through third ney in the program with levels of involvement — initial invest- gradeDominican who signedWomen up during for the an NYCofficial Kids ceremony RISE Save for College ment, student participation and eventually the creation of a part- Programat the National that put Palace the first in Santo $100 Domingo, into the savings the na- account. ner account where they can add to the savings. tion’sNinety-five capital. percent of all eligible students in the 39 schools Jaggon said her programming is rooted on her own experience acrossThe Astoria, president Ditmars, of the DominicanEast Elmhurst, Republic Hunters is- Point, Jackson as a New York City student who was unprepared for the techni- Heights,sues the awardLong Islandto notable City, Dominican Sunnyside women, and Woodside, or participat- calities of college applications and as a mother who wishes she ed,the accordingchildren of to Dominican NYC Kids nationals, Rise. each Inter- could have started a 529 for her child earlier. nationalNandi, Women’s whose first Day. language The award is ceremonyBengali, saidtook that the program The 529 Jaggon created for her son when he was nine years wasplace accessible March 6. for parents that might struggle with English and old paid for two years of undergrad — she said she reminds par- evenThe for studentsMedal of like Merit her youngis the daughter,highest award who sat in on a recent ents today how much more they could have had if they started workshopgranted by sothe that president she would to recognize also be able Dominican to understand. saving when he was five. women“I felt for this their program achievements, made it easyas well and as accessible obsta- to join, and as “I was really excited about the opportunity to have funding in acles middle they haveclass overcome.family, I know The award that even specifically if she receives scholar- the 529 for our scholars,” she said. “With NYC Kids Rise it cre- shipsrecognizes there womenwill be outwho of serve pocket as costs,”role models Nandi for said. “Any amount ates a foundation for the conversations to happen at home when savedfuture generationswill help in of the Dominicans. future and support when my daughter is the kids are 5 and 6, and the parents are thinking about creating readyRecipients to go to college.”include women recognized for NYC Kids Rise set up families in District 30 with $100 in a pathways for their children to get to college… and creating op- theirThe contributions value is apparent in the social, across political, the district, econom where- other schools 529 savings account. Photo via Ken Teegardin/ Wikimedia Commons portunities for our scholars to be excited.” andic, humanist, families arescientific, taking cultural,advantage professional of the opportunity and to build the Jaggo said that parents “feel involved, connected, and know foundationscommunity spheres. of financial literacy and plant the seeds for higher the bank, and write what they want to be when they grow up. we’re supporting them,” which is especially important in a soci- education. Many expressed an interest in paths that will solve world is- ety where higher education is increasingly required. Principal Dionne Jaggon said that her work leading Community sues and help others, Jaggon said. “The initial push has to be for college, and college costs, and School 111 families in the process also celebrates the potential for “It’s become part of the core culture of our school, we’re sav- with the money… the opportunity becomes greater and we have the students to be involved in the process. They make piggy bank- ing for college, putting money in the bank,” she said. “If I can to value the opportunity, harness it and dream big,” Jaggon add- shaped invitations for parents to attend school events and put $1 in create that culture of conversation where my five-year-olds and ed. “As educators it’s important that we dream big.” Dominican Republic Vice President Margarita Cedeño de Fernández, Dominican Republic President Danilo Medina Sánchez, Justice Lourdes Ventura, Dominican Republic First Lady Cándida Montilla de Medina, Dominican Republic Ministry of Women Minister Janet Camilo. Photos courtesy of Ventura Meng’s menstrual bill fights for equitable access to period products By Rachel Vick homeless assistance programs — meant for health Queens Daily Eagle and wellness to go towards menstrual products. To mark Menstrual Hygiene Day, U.S. Rep Grace Large employers and all public federal buildings Meng introduced comprehensive legislation to sup- would have to provide free pads or tampons. port access to period products — a resource she and It would also require incarcerated individuals and other advocates say is a necessity, not a luxury. detainees in federal, state, and local facilities to have The Menstrual Equity for All Act of 2021 would access to free products. help women and girls across the country afford and Meng said that the importance of equitable access access menstrual products through a multifaceted ap- was made clear by the pandemic, “which [exacerbat- proach including subsidizing the cost and increasing ed] the socioeconomic and health challenges of indi- Justice Lourdes Ventura (right) and Domin- access to free feminine hygiene products. viduals facing period poverty.” ican Republic Ministry of Women Minister Dominican Republic President Danilo Medina“Period products Sánchez are presents necessary Justice and essential Lourdes items Justice A Lourdes 2021 study Ventura found earnedthat nearly the 25 Medal percent of of Mer stu- Janet Camilo. Ventura with the Medal of Merit at forthe anyoneNational who Palace menstruates, in Santo andDomingo. access to theseit. dents struggle to afford period products, and that items are a health care and human right,” Meng said. those who experienced period poverty regularly were “But too many still struggle to obtain them, and it’s more likely to experience moderate to severe depres- shameful and unacceptable that they remain out of sion. Brooklyn federal court reach for over half the population.” “The biological fact of menstruation shouldn’t be “Period poverty is debilitating and demeaning, a barrier to gender equality or stymie women’s and and it is inextricably linked to a swath of issues – girls’ realization of their human rights,” said Aman- restricts access amid from economic justice to education; from housing to da Klasing, interim Women’s Rights Co-Director at health care,” she added. “No student should have to Human Rights Watch. “Yet, in schools, universities, choose between their education and or their digni- workplaces, and detention facilities, people living in coronavirus outbreak ty. No family should have to choose between buying poverty or in conditions of homelessness may strug- groceries or tampons.” gle to manage their periods with dignity, with a dev- By Rob Abruzzese Anyone scheduled to appear in court Thewho reintroduced bill would allow states and astating impact on basic rights.“ Queens Daily Eagle Meng’s new bill fights for better access to periodmeets products. the criteria Photo via should Grace Meng/Twitter contact theircertain attor- grant funding — including for schools and The bill has 84 co-sponsors. The U.S. District Court for the Eastern Dis- ney, judge’s chambers, probation officers, trict, located in Downtown Brooklyn and Central jury department or clerk of court to make al- Islip, announced Tuesday that it will restrict ac- ternative plans. Further guidance will appear cess to the court due to concerns about the area’s online. QCBA statement on anti-Semitic and ongoing coronavirus outbreak, and asked high The court called the restrictions temporary, risk people not to come to the court. but there is no word on how long they will remain Chief Judge Roslynn Mauskopf said that after in place. being advised by the Centers for Disease Control, Chief Judge Mauskopfhate-driven also ordered all detain- attacks in New York the court will take precautions against the corona- ees in Brooklyn’sBy Clifford Metropolitan M. Welden Detention Center Earlier this month there were attacks on four out the City and here in our home borough of virus. Anyone who has travelled to China, South andPresident other localof the federal Queens jails County to be Bar screened Association and to synagogues in the Bronx by a man who has been Queens. Korea, Japan, Italy or Iran within the last 14 days haveLast their Thursday body temperature we saw on checkedthe news prior yet toan -a charged with 42 counts of hate crime. In addition, The Queens County Bar Association strong- is temporarily banned from the court, effective im- othercourt report appearance. of an anti-Semitic Any detainees attack whose on atempera man in- Asians in New York continue to be attacked indis- ly condemns this racist violence and urges our mediately. ture exceeds 100.4 degrees will not be allowed to broad daylight in Times Square. criminately with a woman recently struck on the members and those in our Queens communities to Anyone who has come into contact with an appear in court. In this latest hate crime incident, the victim was head by a person wielding a hammer. speak up and act against racially-motivated con- infected person within the last 14 days; has been Conditions at the jail have led to worries about attacked by five to six males who knocked him to Brooklyn’sThese attacks federal do not court just occuris still on open our streets for now, duct. but the chief judge has ordered anyone asked to self-quarantine by a doctor, hospital or the coronavirus spreading in the complex, where who has travelled to China, South Korea, Japan, Italy or Iran within the last two weeks, health agency; or has been diagnosed with the vi- thehand ground sanitizer punching is banned him, and kicking there areand reportsthen pep that- butor anyonealso in social who mediamight postshave that been promote exposed, un- to rescheduleThe QCBA their stands appearances. in solidarity with the Jew- per-spraying him leaving him unconscious. This at- hinged & inflammatory rhetoric that result in and ish & Asian communities and victims and we rus, is also banned from court. inmates don’t have soap. Eagle photo by Rob Abruzzese tack is part of a disturbing trend that has been increas- inspire violence. pledge to continue to promote core values of ac- 16 • Queens Daily Eagle • Wednesday, March 11, ing2020 in recent years throughout the country and which This past year we have seen inexcusable ceptance, diversity, inclusiveness and the rule of has been elevated even more these past weeks. hate-driven attacks in our communities through- law.
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