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The area was home to luminaries like Count Basie, Lena Horne, Ella Fitzgerald, Illinois Jacquet, Jackie youth and build homes during annual address By David Brand will have a specific impact on Queens. deep into the night on Jan. 10, as patrons, in- Robinson, James Brown, Joe Louis, Milt 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 By Victoria Merlino tarps on top of “trash trains.” The coverings 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 build condos, hotels, shops and office space “APART FROM THE FOUL ODORS along Flushing Creek. 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Liberty Pool in Jamaica opened Friday. Photo via NYC Parks Queens pools begin to reopen By David Brand “There’ll be smart efforts to keep people Seven additional pools will open next Fri- Queens Daily Eagle safe, but it’s also going to provide a lot of day, he said. Two public pools in Queens opened Fri- wonderful relief for residents of those neigh- “It’s a good situation, and doctors will day as the city gradually reintroduces the borhoods and folks from all around,” May- attest that chlorine is our friend in fighting summertime staples. or Bill de Blasio said at a press conference the coronavirus, but we still have to be really Celebrating Black Liberty Pool in Jamaica and Fisher Pool Thursday. “We’re really excited that our pub- careful about crowding, really careful about in East Elmhurst were among the first eight lic pools will be opening up again, starting people being in too close contact,” de Blasio swimming holes to open across the city. tomorrow. added. History Month Officials from the state Department of En- vironmental Conservation seized a pair of stools made of elephant feet that were Landmark win being illegally sold by a Forest Hills couple. Rajkumar likely to become Photo via DEC By David Brand first South Asian woman Queens Daily Eagle State environmental officials seized a pair elected to state office of elephant foot stools from a Forest Hills Continued from page 1 couple who tried to sell the illegal furniture “Like many Indian, Bengali and West Indi- online. an families, my family immigrated to the Unit- Investigators from the Department of ed States with just $300 and a suitcase,” she Environmental Conservation saw the foot said. “Our story shows that with hard work, stools listed online for $1,800 and arranged persistence and high aspirations there is noth- a purchase. Pachyderm parts are prohibit- ing you cannot achieve in the United States of ed for sale in the state and the couple was America. Now we will bring those same val- charged with a Class E Felony, according to ues to caring for all New Yorkers, and improv- the DEC. ing education, health care and quality of life They were fined $500, but the penalty was for all.” withdrawn when the couple handed over the illegal antiques, the New York Post reported. District 38 stretches from the southeast Jenifer Rajkumar served as Special Counsel and Director of Immigration Affairs for New corner of Ridgewood to northern Ozone The DEC said the feet will be used for York State. Photo via the campaign Park and western Richmond Hill. The dis- “educational purposes.” trict, which covers much of Glendale and also said she wants to ensure people in hous- Woodhaven, includes large South Asian and ing court and immigration court have lawyers The victory by Rajkumar, a relative progres- Latino immigrant communities, as well as She also said she wants to address New sive, was a repudiation of Miller’s moderate, PUBLISHERS: sections of mostly white low-density neigh- York’s pending eviction crisis. Hundreds and at times conservative, politics during his borhoods. Rajkumar performed well across of thousands of New Yorkers have lost their time in office. He faced continued criticism for Michael Nussbaum J.D. Hasty the district’s diverse groups, according to jobs and have been unable to pay their rent his votes against same-sex marriage in 2009 [email protected] [email protected] election results. consistently. Rajkumar said she favors mea- and 2011, for example. Rajkumar lost her bid for a Manhattan sures to cancel rent for tenants impacted by Miller, backed by the Queens County Dem- The Queens PublicMANAGING Library EDITOR is celebrating Assembly seat four years ago before mov- COVID-19, so long as state intervention also ocratic Party, was first elected in a 2009 spe- Black History MonthDavid Brandwith more than 120 ing to Queens. She has worked at the public supports landlords. cial election to replace the disgraced Anthony events. [email protected] via QPL interest law firm Sanford Heisler Sharp LLP “With nearly half of Americans out of a job, Seminerio, who was convicted of fraud and and lectured at CUNY schools before being now is the time for robust financial resources bribery and later sentenced to prison. DIGITAL EDITOR for struggling tenants and homeowners or so appointed What'sas the state’s director on of the immigra docket- for the Queens legal De Jesus, community a poet and CUNY professor ran JonathanPUBLISHERS: Sperling tion affairs by Gov. Andrew Cuomo. they can get by until the COVID l crisis stabi- a socialist campaign centered on universal Michael Nussbaum J.D. Hasty After 1,082 absentee ballots were invalidat- lizes,” she said. “I support canceling the rent. I healthcare, education funding and relief for [email protected]@[email protected] ed in the Assembly District 38 primary, Raj- do support it, assuming that it’s sustainable.” tenants during the COVID-19 crisis. SOUTH ASIAN INDO-CARIBBEAN BREAKIN’ UP IS HARD TO DO: MANAGING EDITOR kumar said she plans to prioritize voter access The state must also enact measures to help Each received about a quarter of the vote. ADVERTISINGDavid Brand MANAGER during her first term inBAR Albany ASSOCIATION OF QUEENSsmall landlords pay their mortgages and BASICSprop- OF BUSINESSQueens will DISSOLUTION likely have two South Asian [email protected] Ramus “If people vote by absentee COUNTY ballot AWARDS and their DINNER erty taxes she said. April 23 stateat 6 p.m. lawmakers • 2.0 CLE in the Credits next legislative session. [email protected] ballot is invalidated they shouldFeb. have 27 atthe 6 p.m.op- “Provisions should also be Attorneysin place requir Matthew- AssemblyDonovan candidateand Franklin Zohran McRoberts Mamdani won DIGITAL EDITOR The SAICBA-QC will honor State Sen. Luis Sepulveda and discuss common business divorce issues and owner grievances, Jonathan Sperling portunity to correct those errors,” she said. ing landlords to work with their tenants cre- his Democratic primary in Astoria’s Assembly [email protected] attorney Gary Miret at their annual awards dinner. partnership withdrawal, business forms and governing law. LEGAL ADVERTISING MANAGER She said she would work to increase fund- ating flexible arrangements for rent payment, District 36. Mamdani, who is of Indian and Gina Ong ing to schoolsFormerAgra and Palace, to prosecutors make 116-33 college Queens affordable Fighting Blvd., Forest and For Hills provisions you! providing tax QCBArelief forOffice, small 90-35 Ugandan 148th St., descent, Jamaica defeated incumbent Aravel- ADVERTISING MANAGER for all New Yorkers. Rajkumar, an attorney, landlords,” she said la Simotas. 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and request the editions you wish to receive in your email. Week of July 23 - July 29, 2020 • INBROOKLYN — A Special Section of Brooklyn Eagle//Heights Press/Home Reporter/Brooklyn Spectator/Brooklyn Record/Greenpoint Gazette • 3INB G uest Editorial Opinions G uest Editorial Opinions If You Value Essential Workers, Raise the Minimum Wage By Holly Sklar American Forum Every day in these hard times, grocery workers and delivery drivers, healthcare aides and cleaning staff, childcare workers and fast food cooks, go to work for $7.25 an hour, the federal minimum wage. It’s been $7.25 since July 24, 2009. That’s 11 years without an increase – the longest period in history without a raise. Some people say we can’t raise the minimum wage now because times are hard. Well, if we hadn’t raised the minimum wage in hard times, we wouldn’t have a minimum wage to begin with. The federal minimum wage was enacted in 1938 during the Great Depression to put a floor under wages nationally and boost the economy by increasing consumer purchasing power. President Franklin Roosevelt called the minimum wage “an essential part of economic recov- The federal minimum wage amounts to ery.” He said millions of workers “receive pay so just $15,080 a year for full-time work. Mil- low that they have little buying power. Aside from lions of people working for low pay at the the undoubted fact that they thereby suffer great minimum wage and above it couldn’t make human hardship, they are unable to buy adequate ends meet even before the COVID-19 pan- food and shelter, to maintain health or to buy their demic hit. share of manufactured goods.” Local businesses depend on local customers The minimum wage reached its high point in who make enough to buy what they are selling – buying power back in 1968, when it was worth from food and clothes to haircuts and car repairs. $12.06 in today’s dollars, according to the U.S. Raising the minimum wage will give needed rais- Bureau of Labor Statistics Inflation Calculator. es to workers who will then have more to spend Minimum wage increases have been too little, as customers. too late to keep up with the rising cost of living, Consumer spending makes up about 70 per- much less provide workers a fair share of econom- cent of our economy. Raising pay at the bottom ic growth since the 1960s. is a very efficient way to lift the economy since

it puts money in the pockets of people who most We can’t say we value people’s work and not need to spend it. pay them enough to live on. Many businesses support raising the mini- The U.S. House of Representatives passed the mum wage. They have seen the benefits of higher Raise the Wage Act in 2019, which would gradually pay in lower worker turnover, reduced hiring and increase the federal minimum wage to $15 by 2025. training costs, lower error rates, increased pro- That gives businesses five years to phase in a wage ductivity and greater customer satisfaction. They that Costco, Target, Amazon, Organic Valley, Dr. know it will increase consumer spending and help Bronner’s, Illegal Pete’s restaurants, ECOS, Room level the playing field. & Board, and many other businesses large and “People can’t spend money at local business- small already pay or surpass today. es like mine if they don’t have it, which is why It’s time for action in the Senate – and for raising the minimum wage is all the more import- more action in the states. ant now,” says Michael O’Connor, a barbershop We’re in a generation-defining crisis. Rais- owner in Pennsylvania, where the minimum wage ing the minimum wage is essential – along is still $7.25. with measures such as grants to small businesses Keeping the minimum wage stuck in the to make it through the pandemic and increased past will not help small businesses compete with government purchasing from small business- big businesses during and after this pandem- es going forward. ic. Costco, Amazon and Target already pay a $15 Working together we can save lives, save live- minimum wage throughout the country. lihoods and build a shared recovery. If small businesses are to survive and grow, they will need employees who want to work for Holly Sklar is the CEO of Business for a them and customers who want to buy from them – Fair Minimum Wage, a national network of whether they are ordering for delivery or coming business owners and executives who believe in the store. Decent wages and good customer ser- a fair minimum wage makes good business vice will be even more crucial. sense.

4 • BQ Daily Eagle • Monday, July 27, 2020 Kosher poultry processor’s unique challenge amid virus By Jason Nark and Jessica Calefati many controls at the plant to help reduce and miti- Philadelphia Inquirer via Associated Press gate the spread of SARS-CoV-2 between workers Every few minutes, the endless chain of poul- while in the plant,” the agency wrote. try moving through Empire Kosher in Pennsylva- In the 12-page report, the CDC document- nia comes to a halt so a rabbi can inspect the knife ed how workers undergo temperature screenings, he uses to cut clean through chicken necks. twice, before entering the plant. Empire, it noted, The ritual blade, known as a chalef, must be reduced production to implement more social dis- kept impossibly sharp, so the rabbi runs a fin- tancing. The CDC pointed out that there was an gernail over its edge to check for nicks. Then he empty hand sanitizer unit in a restroom and said sharpens the tool once more, and the slaughtering “most” employees were wearing masks proper- at the nation’s largest kosher poultry supplier con- ly. Fliers about COVID-19 symptoms were prev- tinues. alent, along with messages on televisions. The “There cannot be any imperfections,” Rabbi agency did find a hand-written sign, however, Menachem Genack, CEO of the Orthodox Union that read “OK to go back to work when sick.” The Kosher Division, said of the blade. CDC did not go into detail about the sign, but Em- Empire, which is widely distributed in Brook- pire officials, Young, and one longtime employ- lyn and Queens, is unique among local poultry ee all said it didn’t mean what it said. It has since suppliers because the company must have rab- been taken down. bis on the killing floor at all times, putting 65,000 “The intent of the written message was that, chickens to death daily in the manner prescribed if an employee reported to the nurse’s office, was by the Torah. The Jewish community is small near examined, and found not to be experiencing any the state’s center, but Empire is one of Juniata symptoms of illness, that person could return to County’s largest employers, with a workforce of work,” the company said in a statement. 601 employees. Sixty of them are rabbis who trav- “They’ve been very responsible,” Young told el back and forth between the rural plant and their the Inquirer. “If every meat processor across the homes in more densely populated areas including country had done the same, we wouldn’t have New York, New Jersey, and Maryland — places read about these outbreaks.” hit hard by the coronavirus. Employee Holly Bearley, 58, a shop stew- “A lot of people depend on that plant for ard at Empire who works alongside the rabbis, food,” said Gregory Martin, a poultry expert for said she had neither seen nor heard of the sign, the Penn State Extension. “That’s why the plant and said no employee would be expected to work made such an extensive effort to keep its work- while sick. “Oh, gosh, no,” she said. “If you had ers safe.” any symptoms, you would not be working.” In May, according to a memo, the Pennsyl- The CDC said about 44 Empire employees vania Department of Health requested “techni- had tested positive by the time of the inspectors’ cal assistance” from the Centers for Disease Con- visit. Most had returned to work. Two required trol and Prevention to help mitigate the spread of hospitalization, and one employee died. COVID-19 in six food processing and distribu- Six of the confirmed COVID-19 cases were tion centers in the state. The CDC subsequently rabbis. visited three facilities: a Tyson plant in New Hol- Because of the immense size of its operation, land, Nicholas Meats in Loganton, and Empire. A Empire said it has long been unable to “staff the July CDC report found 17,000 cases of COVID rabbinical team with enough rabbis solely from among U.S. meat-processing employees for April Pennsylvania” and must reach out-of-state. The and May. Pennsylvania had 1,169 during that peri- rabbis, according to the CDC, live in single-room, od, fourth highest among the 23 states that report- dormitory-style housing at Empire from Sunday ed cases. Nebraska topped that list, with 3,438. to Thursday, then travel home. Some of those Pennsylvania cases stemmed In its recommendations for Empire, the CDC from Bell & Evans, a poultry processor based in made no issue of the rabbis’ commutes and did Lebanon County that sells its pricey organic birds not speculate about how the virus first came to the Roger Horowitz holding his book “Kosher USA: How Coke Became Kosher and Other at Whole Foods. In April, the Inquirer exposed plant. Tales of Modern Food.” Photo courtesy of Roger Horowitz a coronavirus outbreak at the company’s Fred- Young told the Inquirer that he worried about ericksburg campus that killed at least three peo- the rabbis’ travels early on, given the rate of infec- terward, rabbis inspect the chickens for defects. If Alice Gray, a Juniata County commissioner, ple and sickened many more. Empire closed vol- tion in New York City, where many of them live, approved, they are given the OU stamp, a symbol said she even occasionally sees rabbis at the local untarily for two weeks in early April, during the and said it was a factor in Empire’s decision to of being kosher on tens of thousands of products supermarket now. height of the busy Passover season, after multiple shut down for two weeks in April. across the globe, including Coca-Cola. “It’s all very new,” Gray said, “and very pos- employees tested positive for COVID-19. “Again,” Young said, “they did the right “Kosher is a basic tenet of the religion, but itive.” At the time, Wendell Young, president of Unit- thing.” there’s different levels of observance,” Genack But until the pandemic subsides, said Amesh ed Food and Commercial Workers Local 1776 Kosher laws about food preparation, accord- said. “During Passover, a very large number of Adalja, a senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins Cen- Keystone State, told the Lewistown Sentinel that ing to the Orthodox Union, date to the Bible and Jews observe kosher.” ter for Health Security, Empire should rethink its the plant was closing out of an “abundance of cau- the Talmud. In the U.S., the only fowl that can be Before Empire opened its processing facili- commitment to kosher meat processing and ask tion.” He described Empire as likely the “cleanest kosher are chicken, turkey, duck, and goose. Ea- ty in the 1960s, the economy in this part of the the rabbis to stay home. The heightened risk that poultry plant you’ll find on the planet.” gles and owls cannot. The slaughtering process state was largely rural. Today, Empire is known as the virus could spread from them to other work- The CDC visited Empire on May 19, and its is known as shechita, and rabbis use the smooth, a hub for decent jobs, and the population is start- ers or spread among members of the communi- overall assessment of the protocols in place there sharp blade to cause “instantaneous death” by cut- ing to diversify. About a quarter of the company’s ties where the rabbis live is not worth the reward, was positive. “The company has implemented ting the trachea and esophagus in one motion. Af- laborers are Latino. he said. ”When physicians run up against someone’s religious beliefs as they’re trying to treat a patient — for example, if someone doesn’t believe in blood transfusions but needs one to survive — we advocate for a suspension of the rules,” said Adal- ja, who identified himself as an atheist. “If the kosher meat production process puts lives at risk, you have to question the value of that process.” Empire doesn’t believe it has endangered any- one by sticking with the kosher food preparation process. Asked whether the rabbis’ commute to and from coronavirus hot spots may have contributed to the spread of the disease, Empire noted that in- cidents of COVID-19 had been reported in Penn- sylvania well before the company had its first case. The hundreds of non-rabbinical employees who work at the plant commute from 11 counties within the state, all of which had confirmed cases of COVID-19 in March. The rabbis are essential employees, and any speculation that they were the source of the transmissions is “hurtful,” the company said in a statement. Rabbi Israel Weiss, executive vice president at Empire, said the company’s rabbinical workers volunteered to stay in the dormitories and hotels for two weeks in April, instead of traveling home. They held synagogue services outside, in a tent, while six feet apart. In this 2013 file photo, Rabbi Pinchas Hermann discusses how he inspects machinery used to process kosher food products. “The rabbis,” Weiss said, “made a great sac- AP file photo by Gerry Broome. rifice.”

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PAWNBROKERS I INC ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- TIONAL ORGANIZATION OF ITALIAN AUG. 4/20 - MODELL COLLATER- WITH SECRETARY OF STATE OF NEW ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- (DCA#9072023) 177 RIVINGTON N.Y. AMERICANS IN FILM & TELEVISION AL LOANS, INC., 1736 PITKIN AVE., TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) YORK (SSNY) ON 7/9/2020. NY OFFICE TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION N.Y. 10002, N.Y. PAWNBROKERS II INC ON 7/14/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: ON 7/14/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: BROOKLYN, FROM 547553 OF SEPT. LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE (DCA#1125229) 303 EAST 149TH ST. KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- 29, 2017 TO 565510 OF MAR. 31, 2020. BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 2/7/2020. KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- BRONX, N.Y. 10451. SALES ON 7/31/20 IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUN- IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON AT 6 A.M. AT 105 ATTORNEY ST NY, NY AUG. 4/20 - MODELL COLLATERAL WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OF- TY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNAT- WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE 10002. INCLUDES ALL UNREDEEMED LOANS, INC., 8413 5TH AVE, BROOK- SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS FICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY ED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS PLEDGES AND HOLD-OVERS OF PRE- LYN, FROM 563215 OF APRIL 11, 2019 TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PRO- TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL VIOUS SALES. FOR N.Y. PAWNBRO- TO 566847 OF MAR. 31, 2020. COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE CESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS A COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST KERS INC.= FROM #429902 OF 11/1/19 TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A AUG. 4/20 - MODELL COLLATERAL LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS TYLER UPON HIM/HER IS ISLAND GODDESS- THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS TO #431227 OF 11/30/19 JEWELRY COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE LOANS, INC., 116-17 JAMAICA AVE., ANDERSON GRIGG MACDONALD, 241 ES BOUTIQUE LLC, 2081 UNION ST., SHOUTONG QU, 957 PACIFIC ST, APT AND NON JEWELRY ITEMS. FOR N.Y. LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS THE RICHMOND HILL, FROM 102778 OF TAAFFE PLACE, APT. 312 BROOKLYN, APT. 2 BROOKLYN, NY, 11212. PUR- LLC, 200 1/2 22ND ST. BROOKLYN, NY, 201 BROOKLYN, NY, 11238. PURPOSE/ PAWNBROKERS INC.= FROM #362788 JULY 8, 2011 TO 120030 OF MAR. 31, NY, 11205. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- 11232. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL OF 11/1/19 TO #363452 OF 11/30/19 LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. FUL PURPOSE. ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. PURPOSE. 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6 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Monday, July 27, 2020 2nd Department / New Business Formations SOLITAIRE BUILDING SABLE BRIDGE LLC 290 POWERS ST APT 2, LLC NEW YORK REALTY BAHA REALTY LLC QUIX SERVICE LLC SOLUTIONS, LLC SABLE BRIDGE LLC. FILED 5/20/20. NOTICE OF FORMATION OF 290 POW- ASSOCIATES GROUP, LLC BAHA REALTY LLC,ART.OF ORG. NOTICE OF FORMATION OF QUIX SER- SOLITAIRE BUILDING SOLUTIONS, OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS ERS ST APT 2, LLC ARTS. OF ORG. NEW YORK REALTY ASSOCIATES FILED NY DOS 6/8/20,QUEENS VICE LLC. ARTS OF ORG. FILED WITH CO.S/S C/O THE LLC 116-55 QUEENS LLC. FILED 5/22/20. OFFICE: KINGS AGENT FOR PROCESS & SHALL MAIL FILED WITH SECY. OF STATE OF NY GROUP, LLC,ART.OF ORG.FILED NY NEW YORK SECY OF STATE (SSNY) ON BLVD.,STE.201,FOREST HILLS,NY CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT FOR PRO- TO: C/O USACORP, INC., 325 DIVISION (SSNY) ON 06/17/20. OFFICE LOCA- DOS 1/22/20,KINGS CO.S/S C/O THE 1/17/18. OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS 11375.TO ENGAGE IN ANY LAWFUL CESS & SHALL MAIL TO: 73 IRELAND AVE, BKLYN, NY 11211. PURPOSE: TION: KINGS COUNTY. PRINC. OFFICE COUNTY. SSNY IS DESIGNATED AS LLC 1682 86TH ST.,BKLYN,NY 11214.TO ACT OR ACTIVITY.PERPETUAL EXIS- PL, AMITYVILLE, NY 11701. PURPOSE: GENERAL. AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- OF LLC: 290 POWERS ST., #2, BROOK- ENGAGE IN ANY LAWFUL ACT OR AC- TENCE.FULL INDEMNIFICATION. GENERAL. #180105 CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. #180093 LYN, NY 11211. SSNY DESIGNATED AS TIVITY.PERPETUAL EXISTENCE.FULL #180506 69SCHNEIDERAVE LLC AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- INDEMNIFICATION. SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: 5308 1042 NOSTRAND AVE LLC #180495 LAFA HOLDINGS LLC 13TH AVE, STE 193, BROOKLYN, NY 69SCHNEIDERAVE LLC, ARTS. OF ORG. CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. 1042 NOSTRAND AVE LLC. FILED LAFA HOLDINGS LLC,ART.OF ORG. 11219. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL AC- FILED WITH THE SSNY ON 05/28/2020. SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO THE PERIMEDIA LLC FILED NY DOS 3/17/14,QUEENS 6/3/20. OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY LLC AT THE ADDR. OF ITS PRINC. OF- TIVITY. DESIG. AS AGENT FOR PROCESS & OFFICE LOC: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY PERIMEDIA LLC,ART.OF ORG.FILED NY CO.S/S C/O MICHAEL HELETZ P.O. BOX #180628 FICE. PURPOSE: TO PURCHASE, OWN SHALL MAIL TO: STILLWATER REAL- HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT DOS 12/17/19,KINGS CO.S/S C/O THE 750456, FOREST HILLS,NY 11375.TO UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST AND SELL REAL ESTATE IN NEW YORK. LLC 308 HICKS ST.,APT.6,BKLYN,NY ENGAGE IN ANY LAWFUL ACT OR AC- THREE HUNDRED FOURTH TY MGMT LLC, 1430 BROADWAY STE #180197 11201.TO ENGAGE IN ANY LAWFUL TIVITY. 1802, NY, NY 10018. PURPOSE: GEN- THE LLC MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL #180507 AVE HOLDINGS LLC ERAL. MAIL PROCESS TO: MAX A SANGINAR- ACT OR ACTIVITY.MANAGED BY 1 OR NOTICE OF FORMATION OF THREE #180094 BIBG SOLUTIONS LLC IO, 316 97TH STREET, BROOKLYN, NY BIBG SOLUTIONS LLC, ARTS OF ORG. MORE MANAGERS.PERPETUAL EXIS- IMAGINATION ASTORIA LLC HUNDRED FOURTH AVE HOLDINGS BRIGHT STAR 11209. REG AGENT: MAX A SANGI- FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF NY TENCE.FULL INDEMNIFICATION.EXIS- IMAGINATION ASTORIA LLC,ART.OF LLC. ARTS OF ORG. FILED WITH NEW NARIO, 316 97TH STREET, BROOK- (SSNY) 6/23/2020. CTY: KINGS. SSNY TENCE BEGINS 01/01/2020. ORG.FILED NY DOS 6/24/20,QUEENS YORK SECY OF STATE (SSNY) ON CONSTRUCTION #180496 CO.S/S C/O THE LLC 25-01 NEWTON LYN, NY 11209. PURPOSE: ANY LAW- DESIG. AS AGENT UPON WHOM PRO- 7/15/20. OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS SERVICES, L.L.C. AVE.,ASTORIA,NY 11102.TO ENGAGE COUNTY. SSNY IS DESIGNATED AS BRIGHT STAR CONSTRUCTION SER- FUL PURPOSE. CESS AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & YURI NY LLC #180106 IN ANY LAWFUL ACT OR ACTIVITY. AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- VICES, L.L.C.. FILED 3/4/20. OFFICE: SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO 1901 60TH YURI NY LLC,ART.OF ORG.FILED NY PERPETUAL EXISTENCE.FULL INDEM- CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT ST, BROOKLYN, NY 11204. GENERAL DOS 2/4/20,KINGS CO.S/S C/O THE NIFICATION. PANGEA CULTIVATION, LLC SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: 710 FOR PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: AN- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF PANGEA PURPOSE LLC 921 MANHATTAN AVE.,BKLYN,NY #180508 #180267 AVE L, BROOKLYN, NY 11230. PUR- DREY VASIN, 2900 OCEAN AVE APT CULTIVATION, LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. 11222.TO ENGAGE IN ANY LAWFUL 1M, BKLYN, NY 11235. PURPOSE: GEN- ACT OR ACTIVITY.PERPETUAL EXIS- HIGHER PICTURES POSE: ANY LAWFUL ACTIVITY. FILED WITH SSNY ON 01/30/20.OF- #180629 ERAL. THRESHER RD, LLC TENCE.FULL INDEMNIFICATION. GENERATION LLC #180095 FICE LOCATION: KINGS SSNY DESG. THRESHER RD, LLC, ARTS OF ORG. #180497 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF HIGH- LMEL LLC AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF NY ER PICTURES GENERATION LLC. THE SUTHERLAND LMEL LLC, ARTS OF ORG. FILED WITH CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED (SSNY) 6/18/2020. CTY: KINGS. SSNY TOMER CAPITAL LLC ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH SSNY ON SEC. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) 3/6/2020. ESTATE, LLC SSNY MAIL PROCESS TO 80 STATE ST., DESIG. 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GENERAL PUR- #180096 COMMUNICATIONS, LLC FICAT NOTICE OF QUALIFICATION OF GIDE- MOLLIEMAE #180498 POSE AV-ZG WEST 80 LLC #180630 SKP UNWIND LLC ON GRISANTI COMMUNICATIONS, PRODUCTIONS LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF AV-ZG SKP UNWIND LLC. FILED 4/30/20. WINNING GROWTH LLC LLC. AUTHORITY FILED WITH SECY. MOLLIEMAE PRODUCTIONS LLC, WINNING GROWTH LLC,ART.OF ORG. WEST 80 LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. FILED ORCHARD MARINE LLC OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS WITH SSNY ON 06/30/20.OFFICE LO- OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) ON 06/09/20. ARTS OF ORG. FILED WITH SEC. OF FILED NY DOS 7/2/20,KINGS CO.S/S ORCHARD MARINE LLC, ARTS OF AGENT FOR PROCESS & SHALL MAIL CATION: KINGS SSNY DESG. AS AGENT OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUN- STATE OF NY (SSNY) 6/23/2020. CTY: C/O THE LLC 427 KINGSTON AVE.,B- ORG. FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF TO: 667 E 77TH ST, BKLYN, NY 11236. OF LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS TY. LLC FORMED IN MASSACHU- NY (SSNY) 7/9/2020. CTY: KINGS. SSNY REGISTERED AGENT: UNITED STATES KINGS. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT UPON KLYN,NY 11225.TO ENGAGE IN ANY AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED SSNY SETTS (MA) ON 02/14/20. SSNY DES- DESIG. AS AGENT UPON WHOM PRO- CORPORATION AGENTS, INC., 7014 WHOM PROCESS AGAINST MAY BE LAWFUL ACT OR ACTIVITY.PERPET- MAIL PROCESS TO 444 MADISON AV- IGNATED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON 13TH AVE STE 202, BKLYN, NY 11228. SERVED & SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO UAL EXISTENCE.FULL INDEMNIFICA- ENUE, 6TH FLOOR, NEW YORK, NEW CESS AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY PURPOSE: GENERAL. SHOSHANA GUY 270 HALSEY ST., APT. TION. YORK, 10022. ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO MICHAEL #180097 #180499 BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL PRO- 1, BROOKLYN, NY 11216. GENERAL #180511 C. ORCHARD, 1434 HANCOCK ST., DOMINION GLOBAL CESS TO: 13 TALBOTT FARM DR., MEN- PURPOSE GREINER-MALTZ BROOKLYN, NY 11237. GENERAL PUR- DON, MA 01756, ALSO THE ADDRESS #180400 203 WEST 80 STREET POSE MANAGEMENT LLC OF THE PRINCIPAL OFFICE. ARTS OF MANAGEMENT OWNER LLC #180632 DOMINION GLOBAL MANAGEMENT ORG. FILED WITH THE SECY. OF THE BCL PARK AVENUE LLC SUNNYSIDE, LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF 203 WEST LLC. FILED 5/22/20. OFFICE: KINGS 80 STREET OWNER LLC. ARTS. OF 340 BAY RIDGE AVENUE LLC COMMONWEALTH OF MA, CORPORA- BCL PARK AVENUE LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. GREINER-MALTZ MANAGEMENT SUN- CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT FOR PRO- ORG. FILED WITH SSNY ON 06/30/20. 340 BAY RIDGE AVENUE LLC, ARTS TIONS DIVISION, MCCORMACK BLDG., FILED WITH THE SSNY ON 07/08/20. NYSIDE, LLC,ART.OF ORG.FILED NY CESS & SHALL MAIL TO: C/O JELEVIA OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS SSNY DESG. OF ORG. FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OFFICE: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY DESIG- DOS 2/18/20,QUEENS CO.S/S C/O THE OJUADE, 1267 ROGERS AVE #2, BKLYN, ONE ASHBURTON PL., 17TH FL., BOS- AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- OF NY (SSNY) 5/8/2020. CTY: KINGS. NATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON LLC 24-09 38TH AVE,LIC,NY 11101. NY 11226. PURPOSE: GENERAL. TON, MA 02108. PURPOSE: ANY LAW- CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT UPON WHOM #180098 WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE TO ENGAGE IN ANY LAWFUL ACT OR FUL ACTIVITIES. SSNY MAIL PROCESS TO 444 MADI- PROCESS AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & #180115 SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL COPY OF ACTIVITY.MANAGED BY 1 OR MORE SON AVENUE, 6TH FLOOR, NEW YORK, SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO 10 SPRING- GLORY DELIVERY PROCESS TO THE LLC, 540 PRESIDENT MANAGERS.PERPETUAL EXISTENCE. FLIM FLANDERS LLC NEW YORK, 10022. ANY LAWFUL PUR- BROOK DR., JACKSON, NJ 08527. GEN- SERVICES LLC STREET, THIRD FLOOR, BROOKLYN, NY FULL INDEMNIFICATION. POSE. GLORY DELIVERY SERVICES LLC. FILED FLIM FLANDERS LLC, ARTS OF ORG. #180500 #180512 ERAL PURPOSE 11215. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL PUR- #180634 2/21/20. OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF NY POSE. PPATCHEN HOLDINGS LLC DESIG. AS AGENT FOR PROCESS & (SSNY) 5/22/2020. CTY: KINGS. SSNY #180402 EMPIRE REALTY JC 888 LLC PPATCHEN HOLDINGS LLC,ART.OF NOTICE OF FORMATION OF EMPIRE CTHCARE, LLC SHALL MAIL TO: 883 BEDFORD AVE, DESIG. AS AGENT UPON WHOM PRO- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF CTHCARE, BKLYN, NY 11205. PURPOSE: GENER- ORG.FILED NY DOS 5/18/20,QUEENS REALTY JC 888 LLC. ARTS OF ORG CESS AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & MHC HW MASTER TRS LLC LLC ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH SECY. AL. CO.S/S C/O THE LLC 141-19 73RD AVE,- FILED WITH SECY OF STATE OF NY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO MICHAEL NOTICE OF QUALIFICATION OF MHC OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) ON 07/17/20. #180099 FLUSHING,NY 11367.TO ENGAGE IN (SSNY) ON 7/14/20. OFFICE LOCA- FERRY, 105 2ND ST., BROOKLYN, NY HW MASTER TRS LLCAPPL. FOR AUTH. OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. ANY LAWFUL ACT OR ACTIVITY.MAN- TION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY DESIG- THE JETWIND GROUP LLC 11231. GENERAL PURPOSE FILED WITH SECY. OF STATE OF NY NATED AS AGENT UPON WHOM PRO- SSNY DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF LLC THE JETWIND GROUP LLC. FILED #180187 AGED BY 1 OR MORE MANAGERS.PER- (SSNY) ON 07/10/20. OFFICE LOCA- CESS MAY BE SERVED AND SHALL UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT 2/14/20. OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY PETUAL EXISTENCE.FULL INDEMNIFI- TION: KINGS COUNTY. LLC FORMED MAIL COPY OF PROCESS AGAINST LLC MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL DESIG. AS AGENT FOR PROCESS & 236 JUNIUS LLC CATION. IN DELAWARE (DE) ON 07/07/20. SSNY TO: 2752 E. 27TH ST., 2A, BKLYN, NY PROCESS TO THE LLC, PO BOX 340400, SHALL MAIL TO: 306 LINCOLN RD APT 236 JUNIUS LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. FILED #180501 DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON 11235. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL ACT. BROOKLYN, NY 11230. PURPOSE: ANY 3R, BKLYN, NY 11225. REGISTERED WITH THE SSNY ON 06/24/20. LATEST #180520 WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY PDEAN HOLDINGS LLC LAWFUL ACTIVITY. AGENT: UNITED STATES CORPORA- DATE TO DISSOLVE: 12/31/2099. OF- BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL PRO- PDEAN HOLDINGS LLC,ART.OF ORG. #180637 TION AGENTS, INC., 7014 13TH AVE FICE: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY DESIG- NEW YORK LAW DOG, LLC CESS TO C/O CORPORATION SERVICE FILED NY DOS 5/18/20,QUEENS STE 202, BKLYN, NY 11228. PURPOSE: NATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON NEW YORK LAW DOG, LLC. ART. LL WILLIAMSBURG LLC CO. (CSC), 80 STATE ST., ALBANY, NY CO.S/S C/O THE LLC 141-19 73RD AVE,- OF ORG. FILED WITH THE SSNY ON GENERAL. WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LL WIL- #180100 12207-2543. DE ADDR. OF LLC: CSC, FLUSHING,NY 11367.TO ENGAGE IN 06/22/2020. OFFICE: KINGS COUNTY. BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL COPY LIAMSBURG LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. FILED ANY LAWFUL ACT OR ACTIVITY.MAN- SSNY DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE 251 LITTLE FALLS DR., WILMINGTON, WITH SECY. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) BAL 63 TRANSPORTATION OF PROCESS TO THE LLC, 236 JUNIUS AGED BY 1 OR MORE MANAGERS.PER- LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST LLC STREET, BROOKLYN, NY 11212. PUR- DE 19808. CERT. OF FORM. FILED WITH ON 07/07/20. OFFICE LOCATION: DE SECY. OF STATE, DIV. OF CORPS., PETUAL EXISTENCE.FULL INDEMNIFI- IT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL BAL 63 TRANSPORTATION LLC. FILED POSE: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. CATION. COPY OF PROCESS TO THE LLC, 111 KINGS COUNTY. SSNY DESIGNATED #180194 JOHN G. TOWNSEND BLDG., 401 FER- 8/14/18. OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY #180502 CLOVER HILL DRIVE, PO BOX 2661, AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- DESIG. AS AGENT FOR PROCESS & ATLANTIC SHORES ERAL ST., # 4, DOVER, DE 19901. PUR- VINEYARD HAVEN, MA 02568. PUR- CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. SHALL MAIL TO: 15 PERLMAN DR STE POSE: ANY LAWFUL ACTIVITY. KING’S SIGHT LLC POSE: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: ALEX- 101, SPRING VALLEY, NY 10977. PUR- OFFSHORE WIND, LLC #180486 KING’S SIGHT LLC,ART.OF ORG. #180455 ANDER HARTMAN, 323 WASHINGTON POSE: GENERAL. NOTICE OF QUALIFICATION OF AT- FILED NY DOS 6/8/20,QUEENS AVE., UNIT 3, BROOKLYN, NY 11205. #180101 709 AVENUE K LLC LANTIC SHORES OFFSHORE WIND, CO.S/S C/O THE LLC 116-55 QUEENS 921 EAST 31ST ST NOTICE OF FORMATION OF 709 AVE- PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL ACTIVITIES. LLC APPL. FOR AUTH. FILED WITH BLVD.,STE.201,FOREST HILLS,NY HOLDINGS LLC #180639 MEDRITE 7272 LLC NUE K LLC ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH NOTICE OF FORMATION OF 921 EAST MEDRITE 7272 LLC. FILED 5/13/20. SECY. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) ON 11375.TO ENGAGE IN ANY LAWFUL SECY. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) ON 31ST ST HOLDINGS LLC. ARTS OF CHEAT SHEET, LLC OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS 06/11/20. OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS ACT OR ACTIVITY.PERPETUAL EXIS- 07/03/20. OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS ORG. FILED WITH NEW YORK SECY OF NOTICE OF QUALIFICATION OF CHEAT AGENT FOR PROCESS & SHALL MAIL COUNTY. LLC FORMED IN DELAWARE TENCE.FULL INDEMNIFICATION. COUNTY. PRINC. OFFICE OF LLC: 701 #180503 STATE (SSNY) ON 7/15/20. OFFICE LO- SHEET, LLC. AUTHORITY FILED WITH TO: 72 HEWES ST, BKLYN, NY 11249. (DE) ON 11/30/18. PRINC. OFFICE OF AVENUE K, BROOKLYN, NY 11230. CATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY IS DES- SECY. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) ON PURPOSE: GENERAL. LLC: 1 DOCK 72 WAY, FL. 7, BROOK- #180102 SSNY DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF LLC FALCON SIGHT LLC IGNATED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON 07/14/20. OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS LYN, NY 11205. SSNY DESIGNATED FALCON SIGHT LLC,ART.OF ORG. WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT COUNTY. 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Monday, July 27, 2020 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • 7 Recalling the long-ago days of the Brooklyn trolleys By William A. Gralnick Special to Brooklyn Daily Eagle

Trolleys, or, if you must, trolley cars, were an exposition of sensory happenings. For a young boy, they were an explosion that rocked his recep- tors. Yes, “Clang, clang, clang, went the trolley.” You could hear that distinctive sound from blocks away. It was best to heed the warning it called to you. “Watch Out! I’m Comin’.” Trolleys were no- torious for not stopping very quickly. But it was that bell. Piercing. Nothing sounded like it then, now, or ever. The seats, smooth as ice from years of people sliding in and out of them, from one side to the next, were as comfortable as a block of cement. “Hold on,” mom would say and rightly so. Not exactly poetry in motion, they were always in motion. They bumped, swayed, and lurched. And The National Historical Railway Society sponsored a trolley car tour in Brooklyn on Oct. 13, 1940 after it learned the lines were to be they did so with the squeal of metal wheels ne- motorized. AP file photo gotiating the indentations of metal tracks. Deaf- ening. you had to look around the wires to see the sky. They looked like something … well … they There were tracks that crossed one another so looked like nothing else with their electrici- the street looked like an intricate model railroad ty-catching arms reaching up to the patchwork set; certainly you thought that two cars, about to of power lines above the street. They produced curve onto a new route, would smash into each a sound like nothing else. The snap, crackle, other. and pop of electricity as the hands of those arms The clanging and screeching could be conver- grabbed at the electricity. Sometimes the blue sation-denying. Surely you remember that when it sparks were eye-popping. They produced, for was time to learn to drive, and you had your cov- those with wild imaginations, all kinds of com- eted learner’s permit, your folks or whomever in ic book superhero scenarios — fireballs light- the family had steel nerves enough to do the teach- ing up the sky, engulfing the city, bolts of lighting never took you to such intersections. The rub- ning shooting down the arm that would engulf ber tires would catch in the tracks and if you didn’t that car and its passengers but for a last-min- have a death grip on the wheel, the popular song ute rescue by the wondrous boy passenger who “Slippin’ and a Slidin’” would be the theme of stopped it all and was feted at City Hall by the your outing. mayor, flash bulbs popping and reporters yell- I guess that’s why they are gone — but not ing questions. forgotten. Taken in total, trolleys produced two urban scenes. One was a broad street with only one Bill Gralnick is the author of “The War of the line or two on it. It looked like a postcard. The Itchy Balls and Other Tales from Brooklyn.” His other looked more like urban blight. At the cor- writings can be found at williamgralnickauthor. ner of Ocean and Church avenues, for instance, com. Author and Brooklyn enthusiast Bill Gralnick. Photo courtesy of Bill Gralnick Trump lets New Yorkers back into federal travelers program By Marina Villenueve mation, the lawyers wrote. And yet all of those Associated Press states, including California, were allowed to re- ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Five months after it main in the program. kicked New Yorkers out of trusted traveler securi- “Defendants deeply regret the foregoing inac- ty programs in a spat over immigration policy, the curate or misleading statements and apologize to U.S. Department of Homeland Security reversed the Court and plaintiffs for the need to make these itself Thursday and told a court it had misrepre- corrections at this late stage in the litigation,” the sented the facts in a lawsuit over the matter. government attorneys wrote. The department announced that New Yorkers They also asked the judge to permit them to would once again be allowed to enroll and re-en- withdraw motions and briefs that sought dismissal roll in Global Entry and other federal travel pro- of the lawsuit, filed by New York Attorney Gener- grams that allow vetted travelers to avoid long se- al Letitia James, and informed the court that New curity lines at airports and the U.S. border. Yorkers were being let back into Trusted Traveler President Donald Trump’s administration in programs “effective immediately.” February booted New Yorkers from the programs, James said in a statement that the removal of saying it was taking the action because a newly the ban was “a victory for travelers, workers, com- enacted state law allowing unauthorized immi- merce, and our state’s economy.” grants to get driver’s licenses had cut off some The announcement comes at a time when in- federal access to state motor vehicle records. ternational travel has been severely curtailed be- In its announcement Thursday, Homeland Se- cause of the pandemic, and a number of countries curity said it was reversing New York’s expulsion have barred U.S. travelers because of the high from the program because the state legislature in number of cases in the country. April had amended the law to allow federal offi- Cars line up at the Rainbow Bridge between Canada and the U.S. in 2005. Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who met with Trump cials to access the records of people applying for AP file photo at the White House to try to allow New Yorkers trusted traveler status. to rejoin the program and restart the importation But in a court filing later Thursday, attor- had also misled the court about some key facts in was unique among the states, and made it impos- and exportation of vehicles, said the fix protect- neys for the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Manhat- the dispute. sible to determine whether someone qualified for ed New Yorkers’ privacy while addressing feder- tan, which had been representing the Department The Trump administration had claimed that trusted status. al concerns. of Homeland Security in the legal fight over the New York’s policy limiting access to criminal his- In truth, several states plus Washington D.C. “I am glad that this issue has finally been re- state’s expulsion, disclosed that federal officials tory information found in motor vehicle records also don’t provide access to driving history infor- solved for all New Yorkers,” he said. 8 • BQ Daily Eagle • Monday, July 27, 2020 eye on REAL ESTATE Now taking appointments!

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8b COLOMBIA — On the go: A person wearing a face mask pedaled past a mural in Bogo- 8c ta on Thursday. Photo: Fernando Vergara/AP

OREGON — Hovering clouds: Federal officers used chemical irritants and projectiles on Black Lives Matter protesters in Portland on Friday. Photo: Noah Berger/AP

CALIFORNIA — Lonely job: A TV cameraman walked among cutout pictures of fans during the seventh inning of an opening day baseball INDIA — At the park: A person exercised while wearing a face mask in Mumbai on Friday. game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants in Los Photo: Rajanish Kakade/AP Angeles on Thursday. Photo: Mark J. Terrill/AP

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Showing support: Members of the Washington Nationals kneeled and held a piece of black fabric before an opening day baseball game against the New York Yankees on Thurs- day. Photo: Alex Brandon/AP

TURKEY — Praying together: People prayed in Istanbul, near the Byzantine-era Hagia Sophia, on Fri- day. Photo: Yasin Akgul/AP

THAILAND — Evening walk: Registered nurse Nantaga Sanguannoi posed for a photo during her evening walk at Lumpini Park in Bangkok CHINA — Leaving space: People wearing face masks watched a film at a movie theater in Beijing on on Tuesday. Photo: Gemunu Amarasinghe/AP Friday. Photo: Mark Schiefelbein/AP

Monday, July 27, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 11 New York passes Juneteenth holiday, automatic voter registration By Marina Villenueve Associated Press State lawmakers wrapped up work Thursday on bills ranging from automatic voter registration to two new public holidays celebrating Juneteenth and Abolition Commemoration Day. The state Senate and Assembly worked into the evening Thursday on bills addressing calls for a reckoning on the nation’s history of slavery and racism, a law shielding nursing homes from lawsuits amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and efforts to make it easier to vote in the Nov. 6 election. Several bills — including a moratori- um on facial recognition programs at schools — will eventually head to the desk of Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who then faces a 10-day deadline to act.

Juneteenth The State Senate and Assembly this week passed a bill to designate June 19 as Juneteenth to commemorate the emancipation of slaves in the U.S. New York joins states including Texas, where Juneteenth has its historical roots and where it became a state holiday in 1980. “Every day our communities witness a continued fight for justice and equality,” said the bill’s sponsor, Sen. Kevin Parker, a Democrat. “Designating Juneteenth a public holiday gives us a chance to recognize our liberties, honor our ancestor’s struggle for emancipation, and send a clear message that we value this significant Protesters marched after a Juneteenth rally at the Brooklyn Museum on June 19. Photo by John Minchillo/AP File moment in history.” President Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation with its cruelty and horrors,” said Assembly- “While national efforts to establish more have spiked since Trump took office. Support- Proclamation was effective Jan. 1, 1863. But it member J. Gary Pretlow, a Democrat. roadblocks to voting increase, it is critical we ers say that individuals have avoided contact- wasn’t until June 19, 1865, when word of the make it as easy as possible for all New Yorkers ing law enforcement or following through with proclamation was brought by the Union army Automatic Voter Registration to exercise their right to vote,” he said. court proceedings over fear of being targeted to enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, making Some state agencies will automatically regis- over their or a family member’s immigration them among the last to learn about their eman- ter voters under another bill the Democratic-led ICE Arrests status. cipation. Legislature passed. New York would limit federal Immigration Federal law already requires state motor ve- and Customs Enforcement officers from arrest- Pet Sales Abolition Commemoration hicle departments and public assistance agen- ing people on immigration violations at New A bill to ban retail pet shops from selling The Legislature also passed a bill setting cies to offer applicants an opportunity to reg- York courthouses under a bill passed by the dogs, cats or rabbits as soon as mid-2021 passed aside the second Monday in July to observe the ister to vote. But in recent years, voting right State Senate and Assembly this week. the state Senate Tuesday, though the bill’s fate New York state Legislature’s passage of the Ab- groups have pushed states to automatically reg- The bill would still allow for the arrest of was unclear Thursday. olition Act on March 31, 1817, which abolished ister voters who interact with those state agen- individuals for immigration offenses with spe- Supporters including The Humane Society slavery effective July 4, 1827. cies. cific arrest warrants. But the legislation doesn’t of the United States have noted that most New Lawmakers said Abolition Commemoration Senate Deputy Majority Leader Michael Gi- allow courthouse arrests for immigration of- York pet stores already don’t sell cats, dogs Day would honor the sacrifices of abolitionists anaris said the new system will help cut costs fenses without a warrant, or based on an admin- or rabbits. But backers of New York’s bill — and the end of slavery in New York. and enroll more of about two million eligible istrative warrant. which would impact about 80 pet retail stores “Slavery was not an institution confined to voters who aren’t on the rolls. The legislation Bill sponsor, Sen. Brad Hoylman, said ICE largely in New York City and Long Island — the south — New York had its own long history allows voters to opt out of voter registration. arrests in or around courthouses in New York say it would send a message against pet sales. New York’s bar exam will take place online in October Continued on page 1 Several lawmakers and legal community leaders had advocated for an online bar exam to allow attorneys to pass the test, gain admission to the bar and secure jobs as their debts mount. In a July 14 letter to New York Chief Judge Janet DiFiore, State Sen. Michael Gianaris pushed the remote testing planning. “Preparing for the bar exam is itself a stress- ful venture, made more intense by the threat of a global pandemic,” Gianaris wrote. “This further necessitates that test-taking conditions be as comfortable and safe as possible.” New York State Bar Association President Scott Karson praised the decision to hold the test online. “We agree that a remote exam is not a perfect solution, but also concur that the benefits outweigh the potential shortcomings in afford- ing the Class of 2020 with a much-needed path to a law license, which they previously did not have,” Karson said. Queens County Bar Association President Clifford Welden said his organization also wel- comes the decision. “Queens County is home to two fine law schools and within just a few miles from the Downtown Jamaica offices of the QCBA there are several other law schools. The QCBA has student members from most of these law schools and these delays have caused anxiety for them and for prospective employers within the City of New York and nationally,” Welden said “The Queens County Bar Association ap- plauds the decision and wishes all of our student members the best as they continue their preparation for this examination and their future,” he Bar examination rooms will remain empty as the test moves online in October. Photo by Richard Harrison/Flickr added.

12 • Queens Daily Eagle • Monday, July 27, 2020 New York lawmakers OK trimming nursing homes’ legal shield By Jennifer Peltz care during potential future coronavirus surges and Marina Villeneuve that could again stretch health care to the limits, Associated Press with volunteers and medical students caring for New York lawmakers voted Thursday to strip patients in makeshift hospitals. away pieces of the broad legal shield they gave “In the midst of this public health emergen- nursing homes, hospitals and other health care fa- cy, we should be supporting our frontline staff and cilities to fend off lawsuits and criminal prosecu- doing all we can to encourage volunteers to step tions over coronavirus care. up during a future surge,” said Healthcare Asso- The state Senate and Assembly voted Thurs- ciation of New York State President Bea Grause day to limit the wide-ranging protection, which Thursday. the Democrat-led Legislature agreed to in early “The public and the state expect these ac- April when the virus was raging in New York. tions to be taken to meet the extraordinary needs But now, with the virus surge tamed and the of New Yorkers during a pandemic,” Kenneth state reckoning with the nation’s highest death toll Raske, president of the influential Greater New — more than 25,000 confirmed coronavirus fa- York Health Association, wrote to lawmakers talities statewide, including over 6,500 in nursing Tuesday. “These actions should be protected.” homes and other long-term care facilities — many At least 15 states have provided health facil- A patient is wheeled out of the Cobble Hill Health Center by emergency medical workers lawmakers are having second thoughts. ities and/or providers some safeguard from law- in Brooklyn in April. New York lawmakers are considering whether to strip away pieces of Once the legislation eventually hits the gov- suits arising from the coronavirus crisis, but New the broad legal shield they gave nursing homes, hospitals and other health care facilities ernor’s desk, he’ll have 10 days to act. Asked York went unusually far. to fend off lawsuits and criminal prosecutions over coronavirus care. Wednesday about the proposal to narrow health “There was a very wide immunity granted AP Photo/John Minchillo, File care facilities’ legal protections, Gov. Andrew when the pandemic was at its peak in New York,” Cuomo said he “could see the rationale” for al- said state Sen. Mike Gianaris, an Astoria Demo- lawmakers said it made it too difficult to hold the The proposal also makes changes that Kim lowing suits over matters unrelated to coronavirus crat who supports narrowing the protections. “I homes accountable and benefited them at the ex- said would allow for some lawsuits over care ar- care but needed to see the details. think now we’ve learned a lot more, and we can pense of their vulnerable residents. rangements, such as hospitals releasing patients to The new proposal would notably narrow the make sure people are not harmed by their health The new proposal leaves many of the protec- nursing homes unprepared to care for them. legal immunity provisions, though it doesn’t go systems and have recourse if they are.” tions intact. But it newly makes clear they apply More than 6,300 recovering coronavirus pa- as far as some backers originally sought. AARP The immunity measure woven into the state only to care provided for COVID-19 itself, not to tients were sent from hospitals to New York nurs- state lobbyist Bill Ferris urged Cuomo to “condi- budget in April was drafted by Raske’s group, other problems that may happen to occur during ing homes during the height of the pandemic, tion his approval on repeal of nursing home im- which has spent millions on lobbying and politi- the pandemic — a fall that injures a negligent- under a now-reversed state policy that has engen- munity completely and retroactively to the begin- cal donations over the last few years. ly monitored nursing home resident who doesn’t dered much debate. Among the points of conten- ning of the pandemic.” The legislation was uncommon in applying to have the virus, for example. tion: Some homes and industry groups have said “This is a good step in restoring the rights of both lawsuits and criminal prosecutions during the Supporters say the change would keep facil- facilities were overwhelmed but believed the pol- patients and nursing home residents while also pro- COVID-19 emergency. ities from using the crisis to skirt responsibility icy compelled them to admit the patients, while tecting the frontline workers at health care facili- It allowed legal action for gross negligence, for unrelated misdeeds. But a leader of a big New Cuomo has said homes shouldn’t have accepted ties,” said Assembly sponsor Ron Kim, a Queens willful criminal misconduct and some other egre- York nursing home group says it’s shortsighted the patients if unable to take proper care of them. Democrat who initially proposed a broader re- gious misdeeds, but specified that staffing or and unfair. Care home residents’ advocate Richard Mol- peal of the protections. He said the current version equipment shortages wouldn’t qualify. Staff and protective equipment shortages and lot called the proposal “a step in the right direc- would still hold health care facilities “accountable Democratic New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s testing limitations didn’t affect virus patients alone, tion.” for failing to prevent the spread of COVID-19 or administration has said the measure was needed said Stephen Hanse, president of the New York “Nursing home residents deserve more — not arranging for proper care of COVID patients.” to get all the pieces of the health care system to State Health Facilities Association. He said the pro- less — protections from abuse and neglect,” said Nursing homes and hospitals criticized pas- work collaboratively in the crisis. Nursing home posal “fails to understand the vast impacts this vi- Mollot, who runs the Long Term Care Communi- sage of the proposal. Some say it could hamper residents’ advocates, plaintiffs’ lawyers and some rus imposed upon all residents, staff and providers.” ty Coalition.

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TO PROMOTE YOUR NEW BUSINESS IN NUMEROUS ON-LINE VENUES, CALL 718-422-7410 AWARD OF ATTORNEY’S FEES DENIED IN MATRIMONIAL DISPUTE Appellate Division, Second Department In Queens County Supreme Court, Civil Term, Pei Ru Guo filed a complaint in an effort to recover damages for personal injuries she allegedly sustained in a motor vehicle accident that occurred on June 22, 2011 at an intersection in Queens. At a jury trial on the issue of liability, Guo testified that she was the front seat passenger in a vehicle operated by her husband, Zhong Xing Zhong. Guo and Zhong both testified at the trial that Zhong stopped his vehicle at a stop sign, moved his vehicle further up and stopped again. According to Guo and Zhong, they did not see any cars approaching and Zhong proceeded into the intersection. At the time of the accident, Elle Efkarpidis was driving a vehicle owned by her mother, Evie Efkarpidis. Ellie’s friend was seated in the passenger seat of the vehicle and there were no traffic control devices that controlled Ellie’s direction of travel at the intersection. While in the intersection, the front of Efkarpidis’ vehicle struck the middle of Zhong’s vehicle on the driver’s side. According to Guo and Zhong, the force of the impact caused Zhong’s vehicle to spin and strike a Hon. Leslie Purificacion tree on the passenger side. Eagle file photo by Andy Katz At the close of evidence on the issue of liability, Evie and Ellie Efkarpidis moved for judgment as a matter of law dismissing the complaint. Hon. Leslie Purificacion denied that motion. The jury returned a verdict in favor of Guo and against the Efkarpidis defendants on the issue of liability. The jury found that the defendants were negligent and that their negligence was a substantial factor in causing the accident. In addition, the jury found Zhong was negligent but that his negligence was not a substantial factor in the causing of the accident. In response, the defendants moved to set aside the jury verdict on the issue of liability and for judgment as a matter of law. Justice Purificacion denied the motion. Following a trial on the issue of damages, the defendants moved to set aside the jury verdict on the issue of damages with respect to the award for future pain and suffering as contrary to the weight of the evidence and for a new trial. The Supreme Court denied that motion. A judgment was entered in favor of Guo and against Efkarpidis awarding damages. Upon an appeal by the defendants, the justices of the Appellate Division, Second Department affirmed the judgment. The justices explained that there was a rational process by which the jury could find that the defendants were negligent. The justices determined that there was evidence introduced at the trial from which the jury could conclude that, although Ellie had the rightofway, she failed to exercise reasonable care to avoid the collision and failed to drive at a speed that was reasonable and prudent under the conditions. Additionally, they found that evidence was admitted that demonstrated the nature and the extent of the damage to Zhong’s vehicle, including photographs of Zhong’s vehicle that were taken following the collision. The justice noted that although Ellie and the passenger in her vehicle testified that Efkarpidis’ vehicle was traveling at a speed of approximately 2025 miles per hour at the time of the accident, the jury was permitted to reject their testimony, particularly in considering the evidence that the force from the collision “propelled” Zhong’s vehicle into a tree and rendered the vehicle a total loss. Furthermore, the justices determined that although Ellie and the passenger in her vehicle testified that Zhong’s vehicle had not yet reached the middle of the intersection at the time of the collision, Zhong and Guo testified that the defendants’ vehicle struck Zhong’s vehicle after Zhong’s vehicle had already reached the middle of the intersection. They noted that Guo and Zhong’s testimony was supported by the photographs in evidence, which showed heavy damage to the middle and back portion of Zhong’s vehicle. The justices also indicated that Ellie testified that she did not see Zhong’s vehicle until it was “right in front” of her. Therefore, the justices agreed with the Supreme Court’s determination denying the defendants’ motion for judgment as a matter of law dismissing the complaint and denying that branch of the defendants’ separate motion which was to set aside the jury verdict on the issue of liability and for judgment as a matter of law. —Guo v. Efkarpidis, 2019‐01448, July 22, 2020

18 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • Monday, July 27, 2020 Census week of action kicks off in Richmond Hill By David Brand Queens Daily Eagle Queens elected officials will rally in Rich- mond Hill Monday to kick off a week of events urging all borough residents to complete their census forms. The events specifically target Queens’ “hard- to-count” communities — particularly immigrant neighborhoods and communities of color where the census completion rate has lagged behind the city average. In parts of Richmond Hill, the response rate is less than 40 percent, according to CUNY’s Hard to Count Mapping project, which plots response rates for every census tract in the United States. Queens’ overall response rate was 53.8 percent as of July 23, compared to 60 percent in 2010. The New York state response rate is 57.9 percent and the nationwide rate is 62.3 percent. The census is conducted every 10 years and counts every person living in the United States and five U.S. territories. Census responses determine the allocation of billions of dollars in federal funds to local communities for schools, infra- structure and other public services. The results are also used to determine state-by-state Congressio- nal representation, which means an undercount can force New York to forfeit seats in Congress and miss out on vital funding For the first time, all Americans can complete their census forms online. Councilmembers Adrienne Adams and Kar- en Koslowitz, U.S. Census Director Jeff Taylor, Assemblymember David Weprin and members of Queens Community Boards 9 and 10 will join various nonprofit organizations at the event to encourage census completion. Young people urge their peers to fill out the 2020 Census. Eagle file photo by Rachel Vick Elevators open at 103-year- old Astoria Boulevard Station By David Brand transit passengers.” Queens Daily Eagle Colin Wright, the senior advocacy associate at New elevators have opened at the Astoria Transit Center, welcomed the news and called on Boulevard N/W Train Station, allowing people the MTA to now make every subway station ac- with disabilities to access the platform for the first cessible. time in more than 100 years. “The elevators at Astoria Boulevard opening The elevators were funded in the MTA’s today will give neighborhood residents with dis- 2020-2024 Capital Program and made possible abilities, parents with strollers, and older riders when the station was closed and rebuilt in 2018. in Astoria more access to life in New York City,” “The long wait for new subway elevators at Wright said. Astoria Boulevard is finally over,” said Astoria The work is not yet done at the Astoria Boule- State Sen. Michael Gianaris. “While there is more vard station, which will feature two street-to-mez- to be done to have a truly accessible subway sys- zanine elevators and two mezzanine-to-platform tem, today’s achievement is a step forward for all elevators in addition to other upgrades.

New elevators have opened at the Astoria Boulevard Station. Image via NYCT

Monday, July 27, 2020 • Queens Daily Eagle • 19 LegaL, JudiciaL & courthouse News Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com Ex-college basketball coach avoids jail for fatal punch Associated Press A former men’s college basketball assistant coach was sentenced Thursday to three years of probation, community service and a fine for fatally punching a man in New York City who pounded on his car’s window. Former Wake Forest assistant coach Jamill Jones, 37, was sentenced in a Queens court video conference to probation, 1,500 hours of community service and a $1,000 fine. Jones, for the first time, apologized to the victim’s family and spoke through tears while addressing the court, the News & Observer reported. Jones, of North Carolina, was convicted in February of misdemeanor assault for the punch that killed 35-year-old Sandor Szabo in August 2018. Szabo, who had earlier in the day attended a family wedding, was walking in Long Island City at night when he banged on the rear window of the vehicle Jones was in, according to the office of Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz. This Nov. 28, 2017 file photo shows former Wake Forest assistant coach Jamill Jones (center) during the second half of an NCAA col- Jones followed Szabo, exited the vehicle and lege basketball game in Winston-Salem, N.C. On July 23, Jones was sentenced to three years of probation, community service and a punched him once in the face. Szabo fell to the fine for fatally punching a man in New York City who pounded on his car's window in August 2018. AP Photo/Chuck Burton ground and hit his head on concrete, according to Katz’s office. Szabo died two days later at a hos- in that should never have happened,” Katz said in “He will always be a murderer, a coward,” Jones resigned last year from his position with pital. a statement. “Violence is never the answer to set- Szabo’s mother, Donna Kent, said in court. “I the Wake Forest basketball team. Jones testified at his trial that he hit Szabo in tling a dispute.” believe that if you were the good person you “I have dealt with this day in, and day out. I’ve self-defense and to protect his then-fiancée, who Szabo’s family members spoke to the court say you are, we wouldn’t be here today. It is lost my career, my family,” Jones said in court. was with him. Thursday, all criticizing New York state laws that said that time heals all wounds. I disagree; 718 “But the one thing that I’ve lived for every day is “This was a tragic incident that ended the life precluded prosecutors from charging Jones with a days have passed, and nothing has gotten eas- that I pray for this family. I pray that this family at of a man and devastated his family, a violent run- felony, according to the News & Observer. ier.” some point can have peace.” Nearly 1.5 million New Yorkers at risk for eviction when trials resume: report By Rob Abruzzese across the country, within the next four months. A study of New York City’s right-to-coun- Queens Daily Eagle Across the country, there are nearly 17 million sel program found that only 38 percent of tenants Eviction cases are still on hold due to the households at risk of eviction, according to the re- who appeared in housing court had attorneys and COVID-19 pandemic, but nearly 1.5 million New port. that 84 percent of those represented were able to Yorkers are in danger of losing their homes when A state law known as the Tenant Safe Har- stay in their homes. Since 2013, the total number proceedings resume next month, according to the bor Act will prevent landlords from evicting ten- of evictions in New York City has dropped 41.1 law firm Stout Risius Ross LLC. ants who prove they did not pay rent because percent from 28,849 evictions in 2013 to 16,996 That number approaches the 2.3 million of COVID-19 financial hardships as long as evictions in 2019. households-per-year average for the entire nation, COVID-related restrictions remain in place in “At a time when sheltering in place is para- according to the Eviction Lab. their home county. That does not preclude land- mount to stabilizing the United States and con- “This data shows us that all the terms peo- lords from beginning eviction proceedings, but trolling the pandemic, our country is on the ple have been using to describe what’s coming — it does give tenants a new argument to make in brink of a housing crisis of unprecedented mag- ‘cliff,’ ‘tsunami,’ ‘avalanche’ and so on — might court. nitude that could devastate the renters, proper- actually be an understatement,” said John Pollock, Some tenants have the right to counsel when ty owners and the entire housing market,” said coordinator of the National Coalition for a Civil facing evictions. However, the local program be- Emily Benfer, law professor at Wake Forest Right to Counsel. “The only reason we haven’t al- hind that has only been implemented in select zip University School of Law. “As this important ready seen two million eviction filings is because codes, and attorneys question how much funding tool demonstrates, failure to intervene will re- of all the CARES Act relief that at this point is ei- is available during the current recession. sult in a humanitarian disaster of our own mak- ther going or gone.” “Under normal circumstances, you go to ing.” The total number of households at risk of court, do a [stipulation], the tenant gets a pay- The extra $600 per week bonus that people on eviction in New York is 1,496,000, according to out or you have an agreement,” said attorney Do- unemployment have been receiving as part of the Stout, and the estimated shortfall in rent is $2.21 menick Napoletano. “However, for instance, the federal CARES Act during the pandemic will ex- billion. The means 46.39 percent of renter house- Human Resources Administration has no money pire at the end of July without additional feder- National Coalition for a Civil Right to Coun- holds are at risk of being unable to pay rent. right now. They have absolutely no money to give al intervention. More than 25 million Americans sel coordinator John Pollock said an evic- Stout estimates that 1.1 million evictions will tenants assistance to pay arrears. So what are we are receiving that benefit, according to The Cen- tion “avalanche” is coming without more be filed in New York, and nearly 11.5 million doing?” tury Foundation. intervention. Photo via Public Justice Center

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