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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. 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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Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com QUEENSQUEENS TODAY TODAY QUEENS TODAY Lights out QUEENS 57,000 Queens residents lose power during intense Tuesday storm Continued from page 1 204,000 households in 2011. Hur- “My fellowship recently shift- ricane Sandy knocked out power TODAY ed to an online platform due to for 1.1 million customers in 2012. COVID, but now with the power Con Edison workers restored outage, there’s no way for me to power to about 90,000 house- February 13, 2020 connectSeal with my co-workers.” sightings holds within 24 hours, the utility are up at the Rockaways, said Sahiti Kovvuri, a Baruch reported. College student who lives in Much of their work requires Queens Village. untangling wires from fallen leadingThe program was understand- trees tothat littered potentially streets around dangerous run-ins ing and agreed to put her work on the borough. Rain Monday soft- Continued from page 1 the first time,” Montello said. “And you know, you want them to Lightspause until power returned, Kov- ened the outsoil, making the trees Marine wildlife experts caution QUEENS The Center has also found that more seals are sticking around be aggressive. You want them to be fearful of you.” vuri said. more susceptible to toppling in beachgoers to steer clear of seals. forThe the stormsummer,57,000 had which a particular Queens may be im signs- residentsthe of hightrouble winds, up north. the lose utility Accord said.- Photo by Celia Ackerman/Gotham Whale Not all seals on the beach are looking for a fight, though. pacting toin theQueens International Village, CambriaFund of Animal“Restoration Welfare, melting will icerequire in Tuckered out from days hunting at sea, sleeping seals are often Heights,thepower Arctic Whitestone, has during increasingly Middle intense Vildisplaced- clearing Atlantic Tuesday nearly seal 500 populations roads storm that are mistaken by locals for injured animals and may not respond to Continuedlagethat relyand onFlushing, from pack page ice where to 1 birth many and wean204,000blocked pups. householdsby fallen trees. in 2011. Con Hur Ed- people approaching them until it’s too late. A startled seal will residents “MyMilder fellowship remained winters recentlywithoutcaused shiftpowby climate- ricaneison change must Sandy de-energize can knocked spur unusuoutany powerwires- lash out at the aggressor,TODAY said Brown, of Gotham Whale. ederal Wednesdaysealto an migration online afternoon. platform patterns, dueWinds bringing to forentangled more 1.1 millionherds in those tocustomers New trees, York’s untangle in 2012. Seals eat crustaceans and shellfish and have a powerful bite COVID,asshores. high Rescueas but 71 now miles groups with per the havehour power encounteredin theCon wires harpEdison and seals,then workers work an Arctic withrestored mu - that carries a high risk of infection for both humans and pets. 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The shift to remote learning, however, has made for an distance, though. vuriEdgemere. said. moreMore susceptible than 7,000 to topplingwires were in worked with the Stranding Center, where she came across is- even busier seal season for Montello and her staff. Seals are federally protected wild animals under the Marine TheOverall, storm 292,000 had a particular households im- thedown high across winds, the the city utility Wednesday. said. pactlostsues power inlike Queens people in New Village, dumping York CambriaCity water and ontoCon “Restorationresting Edison seals urged andwill residentswell-in require- to “It was kind of like the ultimate school break of March through Mammal Protection Act; the National Oceanic and Atmospher- Heights,Westchestertentioned Whitestone, beachgoers County, Middle tyingsurpassing various Vil- clearingavoidthings downedaround nearly seals’500wires roads necks and that toto arere- June,” Montello said. “So we really didn’t get a break. We just ic Association recommends that viewers observe seals from a lagethelead impact themand Flushing, back of Hurricaneinto where the water. Irene,many blockedport them by to fallen the utility trees. and Con to Ed the- had several months of just endlessly being out in the field.” distance of at least 150 feet. Anyone found guilty of violating residentswhich Brown, knocked remained who nowout without workspower powwith for- the isonNYPD.advocacy must andde-energize research any group wires MostA tree of fellthe sealson top hauling of a housethemselves near onto 82nd New Avenue York’s and beach 218th- the Street Marine in HollisMammal Hills Protection Tuesday. Act canPhoto receive by Michael a fine Nussbaum of up to erGotham Wednesday Whale, afternoon. even recalled Winds hearing entangled a story in thoseabout trees, a woman untangle es are pups newly weaned from their mothers. $100,000 and one year of jail time. aswrapping high as a71 seal miles in a blanketper hour and in placingthe wires it in and the thentrunk work of her with car mu- Young grey seals sometimes make their way into backyards Anyone who comes across one would do well to let sleeping New “We York had City people forced try theto feed MTA the sealsnicipal silly public things, works like crews cans ofto re-along the coast, according to the New York Marine Rescue Cen- seals lie. The protective measures keeping people safe during totuna temporarily and frozen suspend shrimp,” outdoor Brown said.move “We the trees,”even hadCon casesEdison of said ter. the pandemic can also help the local seals community, Montello trainpeopleEx-Bronx service. trying to pick them up and prosecutor carryin a themstatement. back into the water, Butvies don’t let their for cuddly Westernlooks fool you, the organization Queens said. council seat Outages also affected events Celebrating Black which is extremely dangerous.” “Crews give priority to mak-warns. Even at a young age, seals Formanare feisty. said It she means supported they’re Mina Malik, “As anoth we have- and been focus socially on addressing distancing climate ourselves change. from each elsewhere in the borough.New ing repairs that will provide powBy- David Brand While seals may start showing up in late Fall, their peak sea- Queenshealthy, Daily but Eagle potentially dangerouser former prosecutor, in the 2019 Democraticother,” she pri said.- “We“Every have tofacet remember of our society that we needs also toneed be viewedto kind York City’s Housing Preserva- er to the most customers quickly, son in New York lasts from March to May. “So these are small animals thatmary have for just Queens left their district moms attorney. for Sheof socialconsidered distancethrough ourselves a greener from these lens,” animals.” she said. “For example, tion and Development postponed then restore smallerCommunity groups and activist and former Bronx prose- History Month while we need to create more open, green space a town hall on storm resiliency in individual customers.”cutor Julia Forman has entered a crowded field to public defender Tiffany Cabán her second choice, Edgemere. More than 7,000represent wires W esternwere Queens’ Council District 26. she said. “I was very torn in that election,” For- for people to enjoy, those spaces will also have a Overall, 292,000 households down across the cityForman, Wednesday. who recently won a position as a ju- man said. “I wish we had ranked-choice voting in positive environmental impact.” lost power in New York City and Con Edison urgeddicial residents delegate into the Queens County Democratic that situation.” At least eight other candidates have filed to Westchester County, surpassing avoid downed Party,wires saidand herto reexperience- in the Bronx District She said her main focus is development, an is- run for Van Bramer’s seat in 2021, including Tavo theCity impact of Hurricane finally Irene, port them to theAttorney’s utility sets and Officeto the motivated upher to run for temporary the sue top of mind for many constituents in Western COVIDBortoli, Lorenzo Brea, Heajin test Kim, Sultan Maruf, which knocked out power for NYPD. council seat now heldA by tree term-limited fell on top incumbent of a houseQueen, near which82nd hasAvenue seen enormousand 218th growth Street and in sig Hollis- Brent Hills O’Leary Tuesday. and GisellePhoto Burgess, by Michael Bianca Nussbaum Ozeri Jimmy Van Bramer. nificant displacement over the past decade. and Julie Won. Van Bramer’s Chief of Staff Mat- “A lot of what I saw there led me to want to “I see District 26 at an important crossroads thew Wallace is also expected to run in District run,” said Forman, who has lived in Dutch Kills right now and this election is going to decide 26. site in Jacksonwith her husband since 2014. “It’sHeights a wholly re- which way we go,” said — Forman, a member for of the one day Ex-Bronx prosecutoractive position. TheBy thingvies David already Brand happened for and WesternWesternto suspend Queens theCommunity clinic. 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and request the editions you wish to receive in your email. NYC preschools remain open, raising questions about safety among staff By Christina Veiga Chalkbeat New York Four-year-olds attending the city-funded pre-K program at Kuei Luck Early Childhood Center still went to school on Thursday. Four- year-olds enrolled at the pre-K program in the public school at P.S. 175, just a few blocks away in Rego Park, Queens, had to stay home. As the city has now crossed Mayor Bill de Blasio’s school closure threshold, a 3 percent coronavirus positivity rate over a seven-day aver- age, preschools find themselves in a tough spot. Those that operate in community-based centers operated by nonprofits or private businesses can remain open. Their counterparts in education de- partment-run buildings must shut, raising compli- cated questions of safety and equity for staffers and families. “If it’s not safe enough for teachers in [De- partment of Education] buildings, then it’s not safe enough for the teachers in my building,” said Alice Mulligan, who runs Our Savior’s Lutheran Preschool in Brooklyn, which is contracted by the city to provide free pre-K. “We want to stay open, but honestly my stomach absolutely turns at the thought of somebody on my staff getting sick.” Pre-K students went back to school at the Mosaic Pre-K Center in Queens on Monday, Sept. 21, 2020. Photo courtesy of NYC Mayor’s Office The city relies on programs run by nonprof- its or small businesses to serve the majority of stu- Programs can apply for a waiver to offer re- The mayor, on the other hand, set the city’s teachers in the department of education, while dents enrolled in its universal, free pre-K initia- mote-only instruction. So far, only about 30 out of stricter threshold for shutting down schools this having to come into work during the school shut- tive. The rest attend programs in public schools. hundreds of providers have done so, the education summer, when teachers, worried about the safety down,” Brender said. Providers are well aware that families depend department said. of their school buildings, threatened to strike. The on them for child care, and some centers also need influence of the United Federation of Teachers, Financial and logistical strain to stay open to survive financially. Confusing and conflicting guidance the union that represents public school teachers, Other cities have prioritized early education There are also equity issues at play. Teachers But the conflicting guidance given to com- played a role in the city’s more stringent threshold, during the pandemic. In Denver, only students and staff who work in community-run preschools munity organizations and public schools makes and that’s another long standing sticking point for in preschool through second grade have been at- are more likely to be people of color, and they al- it hard to make informed decisions about wheth- the community-run pre-K centers. tending school in person — though officials there ready are paid less than their public school coun- er to stay open, said David Nocenti, executive di- Most community-run child care centers, often decided this week to close down classrooms af- terparts. Some are calling for incentive pay for rector of Union Settlement, a nonprofit that serves referred to as Community Based Organizations or ter Thanksgiving. In Michigan, the governor this being asked to work while the rest of the school more than 800 infants, toddlers, and preschoolers CBOS, either do not have unionized staff, or their week closed high schools and colleges, but ele- system’s employees stay home. in East Harlem. employees are represented by a different union, mentary and middle schools can keep their doors Overlapping authority between the city and “Nonprofit community-based organizations District Council 37. These workers are also paid open. Some elected officials have called on New state has created confusion over public school like Union Settlement — as well as the families less than their UFT counterparts in public school York City to take a similar approach. opening and closings. The same is true for these we serve — are struggling to prepare for the po- pre-K programs, though the city recently agreed to “Children not being in school, that causes a independently run preschools, which have been tential public school closure, largely because the significant salary increases. certain level of harm versus the statistics of the deemed essential businesses by the city and city has not provided a defensible public health ra- “I think it’s outrageous that they’re closing the coronavirus itself,” said Kevin Kung, executive state, but are licensed by the city’s Department of tionale for the decisions being made,” he wrote in schools and not closing the CBOs,” said Henry director of Kuei Luck Early Childhood center in Health and contracted through the city’s education an email. Garrido, executive director of DC 37. “It’s not as Rego Park, Queens. department. It is a particularly confusing tangle of guid- if COVID stops at the door of a CBO and doesn’t Yet, only about half of the center’s students “We have rigorous health and safety practic- ance given that Gov. Andrew Cuomo has set a enter there.” are attending, Kung said. His center has private es in place to support these programs, and we are less conservative threshold for keeping campuses Gregory Brender, who works on youth pol- paying students that help subsidize publicly fund- also closely monitoring the citywide test positivi- open. The state permits schools to serve students icy issues at the nonprofit United Neighborhood ed seats. Enrollment in his private program is ty average and will continue to update our guid- until 9 percent of a community’s coronavirus tests Houses, said program leaders would like to see down to just 14 though he has space for 60 chil- ance as the public health situation changes,” said come back positive over a seven-day average. The their staff compensated for continuing to work dren. That has created a financial incentive to stay education department spokesperson Sarah Casas- state has also allowed bars and restaurants to con- even as coronavirus cases rise. open. novas. tinue serving customers. “They’re already being paid less than the Kung hasn’t been able to pay his rent in full since this summer, after running out of the fed- eral payroll protection loans. He is still waiting on state assistance, which was earmarked to help child care businesses reopen after the height of the health crisis forced New York City to shut down. Meanwhile, his operating costs continue to spike. To bolster safety, Kung has upgraded the air filtration systems at his school and contracted with a company to provide on-site COVID testing. He said he’ll keep an eye on the city’s infec- tion rates and keep communicating with families and teachers to gauge whether they feel safe com- ing to school. For now, he plans to stay open as long as some students keep coming. “We get messages, ‘Please try to stay open,’” he said. “We’ll have to take it day-by-day.” It has already been difficult figuring out the logistics of having enough teachers for two ver- sions of preschool — in person and remote. But many teachers have children in public schools and face child care challenges of their own, said Vaughn Toney, the executive director of Friends of Crown Heights, one of the largest child care pro- viders in the city. Still, Toney plans to keep the doors open at the 19 centers he oversees. While many students have chosen to learn online, others have parents who work in hospitals or as other essential workers and need in-person care. Toney knows the challenges and risks of op- erating during a pandemic: Just this week, he had to close one center after two people there tested positive. “Everyone has to do their part,” he said. “Our part is to serve the children of families, of those serving on the front line.” Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news site covering A behavioral therapist works with a student at the Bridge Kids special education center in Chelsea. Photo by Ben Fractenberg/THE CITY educational change in public schools.

Monday, November 23, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 3 R eview and Comment uest Editorial Opinions G U.S. faces a nursing shortage. Can we close the gap? By Rayna M. Letourneau The Conversation With a sharp increase in U.S. COVID-19 cas- es this fall and hospitals nearing capacity in parts of the Midwest and West, health care workers na- tionwide are scrambling to save lives – at great personal risk. But the extraordinary number of people flood- ing U.S. hospitals has shined a spotlight on anoth- er crisis: the country’s nursing shortage. “While we have beds, those beds are only as good as the staff that you can place around them,” said Dave Dillon, a spokesman for the Missouri Hospital As- sociation, quoted in the Washington Post. High risk The pandemic has created unprecedent- ed challenges for nurses, including fear of work- place exposure. Since nurses have the most direct, hands-on patient contact, they face the greatest risk of infection of all health care workers. Many have been reassigned to the emergency room, “COVID units” or other high-risk departments. It’s become an extremely dangerous job. More than half of the 20,000 nurses surveyed by the American Nurses Association last summer re- ported having to reuse single-use masks or treat patients with little or no personal protective equip- ment. Many are working 12- to 16-hour shifts. Some who have tested positive for the virus have been asked to continue working to care for the glut of patients. They face threats of physical harm from those who call the virus a hoax. Some 36 percent of health care workers hos- pitalized with COVID-19 were nurses or nursing assistants, according to U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data. As of September, 213 registered nurses had succumbed to the virus. Working conditions have sparked protests in front of the White House and across the country. In May, the New York State Nurses Association filed three lawsuits against the New York State Health Department and two hospitals over safety. causes and vary widely, with the largest shortfalls The job places nurses at high risk of injury they were considering quitting their jobs – or leav- in southern and western states. and illness. The dangers include moving and lift- ing the profession altogether. The nursing crisis Some of the looming problem is demograph- ing heavy patients and equipment as well as expo- Some 4 million registered nurses make up the ic. The average age of a U.S. nurse is 51, and 1 sure to infectious diseases, chemicals and radioac- Rebuilding a strong nursing force U.S. workforce; about 60 percent work in hospi- million nurses will be eligible for retirement in tive materials. Without serious efforts to recruit more nurs- tals. By 2022, the nation needs 1.1 million new 10 to 15 years. Nursing schools are expanding, Working under intense stress causes burnout es and improve working conditions, the U.S. is in RNs to avoid a nursing shortage, according to the but it’s not enough to fill the void. in about half of all nurses. It may spark physical or danger of serious breakdowns in the health care U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. As the nursing workforce shrinks, the stress emotional ailments, drug or alcohol misuse or de- system. Hospitals can’t function without enough on the health care system is rising. The nation’s 73 pression. Nurses have a substantially higher risk There are many ways to address the nursing nurses, who spend more time caring for patients million baby boomers are aging, with many suf- of suicide than the general population. shortage. Solutions include offering better salary than any other health care professional. To keep fering from chronic illnesses – such as heart dis- and benefits, saner work hours and less physical- hospitals staffed amid current shortages, some ease, cancer and diabetes – that require intensive Pandemic nursing ly demanding roles for older, experienced nurses administrators are replacing nurses with tech- levels of care. The health of the nation’s nurses needs imme- to keep them working longer. Nonprofit initiatives nicians or asking nonhospital nurses to work in diate attention. Tired, sick burned-out nurses can’t like the “Healthy Nurse Healthy Nation” program hospitals. These are life-and-death decisions: A dangerous, stressful career provide the best care and are more likely to quit can help improve health and wellness. Reaching choosing either to treat patients under circum- Under normal circumstances, nursing is con- their jobs than those with better working condi- out to youth and continued funding for nursing ed- stances that could risk medical errors – or turn sidered one of the most stressful careers. De- tions. ucation under the Public Health Service Act will them away. mands of the job tend to take precedent over self- But now, the pandemic has made a tough job help spark interest in the profession and build a care; one study found that 68 percent of nurses put exponentially harder. It’s placed health care work- more diverse workforce. What caused this crisis? their patients’ health and safety before their own. ers in war zone-like circumstances that they nev- A strong nursing workforce is essential to the My work as a nurse researcher and professor An American Nurses Association report re- er trained for – or wanted. Picture the shock, for health and wellness of the nation. Our health care is to create a highly educated, competent nursing vealed that the nursing workforce suffers from example, of a pediatric nurse relocated from the system and our lives may depend on it. workforce and advance the impact of nursing on widespread health and wellness problems. Many newborn nursery to a COVID-19 ward. the health and wellness of our nation. I’ve found nurses are overweight and don’t get adequate In a nationwide survey last spring, more than Rayna M. Letorneau is assistant professor of that current and projected shortages have many sleep; three-fifths work 10 or more hours a day. 60 percent of the 1,200 nurses interviewed said nursing, University of South Florida.

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QUESTING THE PAYMENT OF RETIRE- GENDER, AGE, VETERAN STATUS, PO- (CHAPTER 269, LAWS OF 2015), THERE IN PAPER, UNLESS YOU CHOOSE CHARLIE WORK LLC D/B/A EVIL TWIN THE RELIEF SOUGHT IS A JUDGMENT MENT BENEFITS OR ANNUITY PAY- LITICAL AFFILIATION, SEXUAL ORI- IS AN OBLIGATION TO AWARD THE TO PARTICIPATE IN E-FILING. IF YOU ENTATION, MARITAL STATUS OR DIS- BREWING OF ABSOLUTE DIVORCE IN FAVOR OF MENTS OF ANY KIND, WITHOUT THE GUIDELINE AMOUNT OF MAINTE- #183173 THE PLAINTIFF DISSOLVING THE CONSENT OF THE OTHER PARTY IN CHOOSE TO PARTICIPATE IN E-FILING, ABILITY (IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE NANCE ON INCOME UP TO $192,000 YOU MUST HAVE ACCESS TO A COM- AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT) MARRIAGE BETWEEN THE PARTIES IN WRITING, OR UPON FURTHER ORDER PAWNBROKER TO BE PAID BY THE PARTY WITH THE PUTER AND A SCANNER OR OTHER WITH RESPECT TO EMPLOYMENT OP- THIS ACTION. THE NATURE OF ANY OF THE COURT; EXCEPT THAT ANY HIGHER INCOME (THE MAINTENANCE AUCTION SALES ANCILLARY OR ADDITIONAL RELIEF PARTY WHO IS ALREADY IN PAY STA- DEVICE TO CONVERT DOCUMENTS PORTUNITIES: BORO PARK OPERAT- S. PRICE, AUCTIONEER OF THE JEW- PAYOR) TO THE PARTY WITH THE LOW- ING CO, LLC D/B/A BORO PARK CEN- DEMANDED IS: THAT THE FAMILY TUS MAY CONTINUE TO RECEIVE ER INCOME (THE MAINTENANCE PAY- INTO ELECTRONIC FORMAT, A CON- ELRY AUCTION MARKET OF AMERI- COURT SHALL HAVE CONCURRENT SUCH PAYMENTS THEREUNDER. (3) NECTION TO THE INTERNET, AND AN TER FOR REHABILITATION & HEALTH CA, INC., SELL AT 21 W. 47TH ST., MAN., EE) ACCORDING TO A FORMULA, UN- JURISDICTION WITH THE SUPREME ORDERED: NEITHER PARTY SHALL IN- E-MAIL ADDRESS TO RECEIVE SER- CARE WARTBURG RECEIVER LLC AT 9 A.M. ALL UNREDEEMED PLEDGES LESS THE PARTIES AGREE OTHERWISE COURT WITH RESPECT TO ANY FU- CUR UNREASONABLE DEBTS HEREAF- VICE OF DOCUMENTS. THE BENE- D/B/A BUSHWICK CENTER FOR REHA- FOR THE FOLLOWING PAWNBROKERS OR WAIVE THIS RIGHT. DEPENDING BILITATION AND HEALTH CARE CON- TURE ISSUES OF MAINTENANCE. TER, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED ON THE INCOMES OF THE PARTIES, FITS OF PARTICIPATING IN E-FILING INCLUDING ALL HOLDOVERS FROM THAT THE PARTIES DO NOT REQUIRE TO, FURTHER BORROWING AGAINST CORD NURSING HOME INC D/B/A PREVIOUS SALES: THE OBLIGATION MIGHT FALL ON EI- INCLUDE: €¢ SERVING AND FIL- CONCORD NURSING & REHABILITA- MAINTENANCE AND NO CLAIM WILL ANY CREDIT LINE SECURED BY THE THER THE PLAINTIFF OR DEFENDANT ING YOUR DOCUMENTS ELECTRON- DEC. 1/20 - MODELL COLLATERAL BE MADE BY EITHER PARTY FOR FAMILY RESIDENCE, FURTHER EN- TION CENTER IN THE ACTION. THERE ARE TWO FOR- ICALLY €¢ FREE ACCESS TO VIEW #183324 LOANS, INC., 21 W. 47TH ST., MAN., MAINTENANCE. THAT THE PARTIES CUMBRANCING ANY ASSETS, OR UN- FROM 309494 OF JULY 17, 2019 TO MULAS TO DETERMINE THE AMOUNT AND PRINT YOUR E-FILED DOCU- DO NOT REQUIRE PAYMENT OF REASONABLY USING CREDIT CARDS OF THE OBLIGATION. IF YOU AND LIQUOR LICENSE 317175 OF JULY 31, 2020. COUNSEL AND EXPERTS’ FEES AND OR CASH ADVANCES AGAINST CRED- MENTS €¢ LIMITING YOUR NUM- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A DEC. 1/20 - MODELL COLLATER- YOUR SPOUSE HAVE NO CHILDREN, BER OF TRIPS TO THE COURTHOUSE EXPENSES. THAT BOTH PARTIES MAY IT CARDS, EXCEPT IN THE USUAL THE HIGHER FORMULA WILL APPLY. LICENSE, NUMBER 1331680 FOR AL LOANS, INC., 308 ATLANTIC AVE., €¢ PAYING ANY COURT FEES ON- RESUME THE USE OF ANY PRIOR SUR- COURSE OF BUSINESS OR FOR CUS- IF THERE ARE CHILDREN OF THE MAR- ON-PREMISES LIQUOR HAS BEEN AP- BROOKLYN, FROM 278418 OF OCT. 7, NAME. THAT THE COURT GRANT TOMARY OR USUAL HOUSING EX- LINE (CREDIT CARD NEEDED) TO REG- PLIED FOR BY THE UNDERSIGNED TO 2019 TO 280327 OF JULY 31, 2020.. RIAGE, THE LOWER FORMULA WILL SUCH OTHER AND FURTHER RELIEF PENSES, OR FOR REASONABLE AT- APPLY, BUT ONLY IF THE MAINTE- ISTER FOR E-FILING OR FOR MORE SELL LIQUOR AT RETAIL IN A RESTAU- DEC. 1/20 - MODELL COLLATER- AS THE COURT MAY DEEM FIT AND TORNEY’S FEES IN CONNECTION INFORMATION ABOUT HOW E-FIL- RANT UNDER THE ALCOHOLIC BEVER- AL LOANS, INC., 1736 PITKIN AVE., NANCE PAYOR IS PAYING CHILD SUP- PROPER. THE PARTIES HAVE DIVIDED WITH THIS ACTION. (4) ORDERED: ING WORKS: VISIT: WWW.NYCOURTS. AGE CONTROL LAW AT 229 FLATBUSH BROOKLYN, FROM 547553 OF SEPT. PORT TO THE OTHER SPOUSE WHO UP THE MARITAL PROPERTY, AND NO NEITHER PARTY SHALL CAUSE THE GOV/EFILE-UNREPRESENTED OR €¢ AVENUE, BROOKLYN, NY 11217 FOR 29, 2017 TO 566812 OF JULY 31, 2020. HAS THE CHILDREN AS THE CUSTODI- CLAIM WILL BE MADE BY EITHER PAR- OTHER PARTY OR THE CHILDREN OF AL PARENT. OTHERWISE THE HIGHER CONTACT THE CLERK’S OFFICE OR ON PREMISES CONSUMPTION. LIT- DEC. 1/20 - MODELL COLLATERAL TY UNDER EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION. THE MARRIAGE TO BE REMOVED TLE BONES LLC D/B/A TINY’S CANTI- LOANS, INC., 8413 5TH AVE, BROOK- FORMULA WILL APPLY. LOWER FOR- HELP CENTER AT THE COURT WHERE NOTICE OF ENTRY OF AUTOMATIC FROM ANY EXISTING MEDICAL, HOS- MULA 1. MULTIPLY MAINTENANCE THE CASE WAS FILED. COURT CON- NA LYN, FROM 563469 OF MAY 10, 2019 ORDERS (D.R.L. 236) REV. 1/13 FAILURE PITAL AND DENTAL INSURANCE COV- #183348 PAYOR’S INCOME BY 20%. 2. MULTI- TACT INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND TO 567591 OF JULY 31, 2020. TO COMPLY WITH THESE ORDERS ERAGE, AND EACH PARTY SHALL PLY MAINTENANCE PAYEE’S INCOME AT WWW.NYCOURTS.GOV LIQUOR LICENSE DEC. 1/20 - MODELL COLLATERAL MAY BE DEEMED A CONTEMPT OF MAINTAIN THE EXISTING MEDICAL, LOANS, INC., 116-17 JAMAICA AVE., BY 25%. SUBTRACT LINE 2 FROM LINE TO FIND LEGAL INFORMATION TO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A LI- COURT PURSUANT TO THE UNIFORM HOSPITAL AND DENTAL INSURANCE 1 = RESULT 1 SUBTRACT MAINTE- RICHMOND HILL, FROM 102778 OF HELP YOU REPRESENT YOURSELF VIS- CENSE, NUMBER 1331574 FOR LI- RULES OF THE TRIAL COURTS, AND COVERAGE IN FULL FORCE AND EF- NANCE PAYEE’S INCOME FROM 40% JULY 8, 2011 TO 120335 OF JULY 31, IT WWW.NYCOURTHELP.GOV INFOR- QUOR, BEER, AND WINE HAS BEEN DOMESTIC RELATIONS LAW SECTION FECT. (5) ORDERED: NEITHER PARTY OF COMBINED INCOME* = RESULT 2. 2020. MATION FOR ATTORNEYS: AN ATTOR- APPLIED FOR BY THE UNDERSIGNED #183153 236, PART B, SECTION 2, BOTH YOU SHALL CHANGE THE BENEFICIARIES ENTER THE LOWER OF RESULT 2 OR TO SELL LIQUOR, BEER AND WINE AT AND YOUR SPOUSE (THE PARTIES) OF ANY EXISTING LIFE INSURANCE RESULT 1, BUT IF LESS THAN OR NEY REPRESENTING A PARTY WHO IS RETAIL IN A RESTAURANT UNDER SUMMONS WITH NOTICE ARE BOUND BY THE FOLLOWING AU- POLICIES, AND EACH PARTY SHALL EQUAL TO ZERO, ENTER ZERO. THIS IS SERVED WITH THIS NOTICE MUST EI- THE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CON- SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF TOMATIC ORDERS, WHICH HAVE BEEN MAINTAIN THE EXISTING LIFE INSUR- THE CALCULATED GUIDELINE THER CONSENT OR DECLINE CON- TROL LAW AT 292 BEDFORD AVENUE, NEW YORK COUNTY OF KINGS INDEX ENTERED AGAINST YOU AND YOUR ANCE, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE, AMOUNT OF MAINTENANCE WITH SENT TO ELECTRONIC FILING AND BROOKLYN, NY 11249 FOR ON PREM- NO. 551046/2020 DATE SUMMONS SPOUSE IN YOUR DIVORCE ACTION HOMEOWNERS AND RENTERS INSUR- THE LOWER FORMULA. HIGHER FOR- SERVICE THROUGH NYSCEF FOR THIS ISES CONSUMPTION. HOLE IN THE FILED: AUGUST 11, 2020 PLAINTIFF PURSUANT TO 22 NYCRR SECTION ANCE POLICIES IN FULL FORCE AND MULA 1. MULTIPLY MAINTENANCE CASE. ATTORNEYS REGISTERED WITH WALL WILLIAMSBURG LLC DESIGNATES KINGS COUNTY AS THE 202.16(A), AND WHICH SHALL RE- EFFECT. IMPORTANT NOTE: AFTER PAYOR’S INCOME BY 30% 2. MULTIPLY NYSCEF MAY RECORD THEIR CON- #183225 MAIN IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT SERVICE OF SUMMONS WITH NOTICE PLACE OF TRIAL. THE BASIS OF VENUE MAINTENANCE PAYEE’S INCOME BY SENT ELECTRONICALLY IN THE MAN- IS PLAINTIFF’S RESIDENCE. PLAINTIFF DURING THE PENDENCY OF THE AC- OR SUMMONS AND COMPLAINT FOR LIQUOR LICENSE 20% SUBTRACT LINE 2 FROM LINE 1 = NER PROVIDED AT THE NYSCEF SITE. RESIDES AT 114 EAST 53 STREET, APT. TION, UNLESS TERMINATED, MODI- DIVORCE, IF YOU OR YOUR SPOUSE RESULT 1 SUBTRACT MAINTENANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A LI- ATTORNEYS NOT REGISTERED WITH D1, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11203. FIED OR AMENDED BY FURTHER OR- WISHES TO MODIFY OR DISSOLVE THE PAYEE’S INCOME FROM 40% OF COM- CENSE, NUMBER 1326455 FOR CIDER, NYSCEF BUT INTENDING TO PARTICI- BENJAMIN CHRISTOPHER ATWELL, DER OF THE COURT OR UPON AUTOMATIC ORDERS, YOU MUST ASK BINED INCOME* = RESULT 2 ENTER BEER, AND WINE HAS BEEN APPLIED PATE IN E-FILING MUST FIRST CREATE FOR BY THE UNDERSIGNED TO SELL PLAINTIFF, -AGAINST- PAMELA WRITTEN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE THE COURT FOR APPROVAL TO DO THE LOWER OF RESULT 2 OR RESULT A NYSCEF ACCOUNT AND OBTAIN A CIDER, BEER AND WINE AT RETAIL IN ATWELL, DEFENDANT. ACTION FOR PARTIES: (1) ORDERED: NEITHER PAR- SO, OR ENTER INTO A WRITTEN MOD- 1, BUT IF LESS THAN OR EQUAL TO A TAVERN/CAFE UNDER THE ALCO- DIVORCE TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE- TY SHALL SELL, TRANSFER, ENCUM- IFICATION AGREEMENT WITH YOUR ZERO, ENTER ZERO. THIS IS THE CAL- USER ID AND PASSWORD PRIOR TO HOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL LAW AT FENDANT: YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- BER, CONCEAL, ASSIGN, REMOVE OR SPOUSE DULY SIGNED AND AC- CULATED GUIDELINE AMOUNT OF RECORDING THEIR CONSENT BY GO- 307 GRAND STREET, BROOKLYN, NY MONED TO SERVE A NOTICE OF AP- IN ANY WAY DISPOSE OF, WITHOUT KNOWLEDGED BEFORE A NOTARY MAINTENANCE WITH THE HIGHER ING TO WWW.NYCOURTS.GOV/EFILE 11211 FOR ON PREMISES CONSUMP- PEARANCE ON THE PLAINTIFF’S THE CONSENT OF THE OTHER PARTY PUBLIC. NOTICE CONCERNING CON- FORMULA. *COMBINED INCOME ATTORNEYS DECLINING TO CON- TION. FAMILY PROJECT LLC ATTORNEYS WITHIN TWENTY (20) IN WRITING, OR BY ORDER OF THE TINUATION OF HEALTH CARE COVER- EQUALS MAINTENANCE PAYOR’S IN- SENT MUST FILE WITH THE COURT #183224 DAYS AFTER THE SERVICE OF THIS COURT, ANY PROPERTY (INCLUDING, AGE (REQUIRED BY SECTION 255(1) COME UP TO $192,000 PLUS MAINTE- AND SERVE ON ALL PARTIES OF RE- LIQUOR LICENSE SUMMONS, EXCLUSIVE OF THE DAY BUT NOT LIMITED TO, REAL ESTATE, OF THE DOMESTIC RELATIONS LAW) NANCE PAYEE’S INCOME. NOTE: THE CORD A DECLINATION OF CONSENT. OF SERVICE (OR WITHIN THIRTY (30) PERSONAL PROPERTY, CASH AC- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT ONCE A COURT WILL DETERMINE HOW LONG FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A LI- DAYS AFTER THE SERVICE IS COM- COUNTS, STOCKS, MUTUAL FUNDS, JUDGMENT OF DIVORCE IS SIGNED IN MAINTENANCE WILL BE PAID IN AC- ABOUT ELECTRONIC FILING AND TO CENSE, SERIAL #1332267 FOR BEER & PLETE IF THIS SUMMONS IS NOT PER- BANK ACCOUNTS, CARS AND BOATS) THIS ACTION, BOTH YOU AND YOUR CORDANCE WITH THE STATUTE. SU- CREATE A NYSCEF ACCOUNT, VISIT WINE HAS BEEN APPLIED FOR BY THE SONALLY DELIVERED TO YOU WITHIN INDIVIDUALLY OR JOINTLY HELD BY SPOUSE MAY OR MAY NOT CONTINUE PREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW UNDERSIGNED TO SELL BEER & WINE THE STATE OF NEW YORK); AND IN THE PARTIES, EXCEPT IN THE USUAL TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR COVERAGE UN- YORK COUNTY OF KINGS BENJAMIN THE NYSCEF WEBSITE AT WWW.NY- AT RETAIL IN A RESTAURANT UN- CASE OF YOUR FAILURE TO APPEAR, COURSE OF BUSINESS, FOR CUSTOM- DER EACH OTHER’S HEALTH INSUR- CHRISTOPHER ATWELL PLAINTIFF/ COURTS.GOV/EFILE OR CONTACT THE DER THE ABC LAW AT 242 5TH AVE., JUDGMENT WILL BE TAKEN AGAINST ARY AND USUAL HOUSEHOLD EX- ANCE PLAN, DEPENDING ON THE PETITIONER, -AGAINST- PAMELA NYSCEF RESOURCE CENTER (PHONE: BROOKLYN, NY 11215 FOR ON-PREM- YOU BY DEFAULT FOR THE RELIEF DE- PENSES OR FOR REASONABLE ATTOR- TERMS OF THE PLAN. NOTICE OF ATWELL DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT. 646-386-3033; EMAIL: NYSCEF@NY- ISES CONSUMPTION; 242 5TH AVE MANDED IN THE NOTICE SET FORTH NEY’S FEE IN CONNECTION WITH THIS GUIDELINE MAINTENANCE IF YOUR INDEX NO. 551046/2020 NOTICE OF COURTS.GOV). DATED: 8/11/2020 JEF- CHEF CORP. #183183 BELOW. DATED: AUGUST 11, 2020 ACTION. (2) ORDERED: NEITHER DIVORCE WAS COMMENCED ON OR ELECTRONIC FILING (CONSENSUAL FREY B. PELTZ JEFFREY B. PELTZ, P.C. JEFFREY B. PELTZ, ESQ. JEFFREY B. PARTY SHALL TRANSFER, ENCUMBER, AFTER JANUARY 25, 2016, THIS NO- CASE) (UNIFORM RULE SECTION 26 COURT STREET, SUITE 503 BROOK- LIQUOR LICENSE PELTZ, PC ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF ASSIGN, REMOVE, WITHDRAW OR IN TICE IS REQUIRED TO BE GIVEN TO 202.5-B) YOU HAVE RECEIVED THIS LYN, NEW YORK 11242 718-625-0800 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A LI- 26 COURT STREET, SUITE 503 BROOK- ANY WAY DISPOSE OF ANY TAX DE- YOU BY THE SUPREME COURT OF THE NOTICE BECAUSE: 1) THE PLAINTIFF/ [email protected] TO: PAME- CENSE, SERIAL #S 1332242, 1332243 LYN, NEW YORK 11242 (718) 625-0800 FERRED FUNDS, STOCKS OR OTHER COUNTY WHERE YOUR DIVORCE WAS PETITIONER, WHOSE NAME IS LISTED LA ATWELL FOR BEER, WINE, CIDER AND LIQUOR NOTICE: THE NATURE OF THIS ACTION ASSETS HELD IN ANY INDIVIDUAL RE- FILED TO COMPLY WITH THE MAINTE- ABOVE, HAS FILED THIS CASE USING #183057 2nd Department / New Business Formations 11201 11203 11205 11206 11207 BLACKWATER ADAM WADE WAGNER LLC IN LIVING BLACK LLC 37 THROCKMORTON MIDDLE PART LLC MAXY WILL FILM ENTERTAINMENT LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- REALTY LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- PRODUCTIONS LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). 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6 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Monday, November 23, 2020 SSPORTS How a Brooklyn-born sportswriter became an icon of Ohio sports By Andy Furman Special to the Brooklyn Eagle He was one of us. Jerry Nardiello was Brook- lyn through-and-through. But he’ll be remembered as an icon of Ohio sports. The late Brooklyn-born Ohio sportswriter and editor Jerry Nardiello. Photo courtesy of Andy Furman He worked as a sportswriter, then as an edi- tor at the Middletown (Ohio) Journal for 61 years. Nardiello was the “voice” of Ohio sports, and back-to-back state high school champion- “He’s an icon in Middletown,” Lucas told the And he recently passed at the age of 97. covering the Cincinnati Reds, Cincinnati Bengals, ships. newspaper. Nardiello served in the Air Force during and Ohio State football and basketball. As the story gets passed on from year-to-year, In his soon to be released book, “Middie Mag- World War II and graduated from New York Uni- And perhaps his first love – Middletown High it was Nardiello who drove both Lucas – and an- ic and Mind Magic,” Lucas promised Nardiello versity. He sent letters seeking a position in jour- School – The Middies. other Ohio high school standout – John Havlicek will be mentioned prominently. nalism to papers around the country and was hired That’s where he joined forces with Jerry Lu- – to a high school tournament in Indiana. Nardiello, a co-founder of the Butler County at the Journal on August 10, 1947. According to cas, the former New York Knicks basketball player. This is something almost unheard of today – a (Ohio) Sports Hall of Fame, was inducted into the published reports, he planned to get experience for Nardiello covered every game Lucas played sportswriter driving players to an event! Hall in 1997. six months and then find another job. in high school and later at The Ohio State Uni- During the ride from Middletown to Indiana, Andy Furman is a Fox Sports Radio nation- It didn’t happen. versity it has been said, both Lucas and Havlicek decided al talk show host, previously, he was a scholastic Those six months evolved into 61 years. That includes Lucas’ 76-game winning streak that they would attend The Ohio State University. sports columnist for the Brooklyn Eagle. Make no mistake, Judge is the boss of the improving Giants By Tom Canavan set after Judge told him earlier this week he was es thrown his way. He was benched the next game. It’s too early to compare Judge to either man. Associated Press hiring veteran coach Dave DeGuglielmo as a con- First-round draft pick Andrew Thomas, the He needs to prove himself. However, he seems to EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — The sultant to help the line and other parts of the team. fourth selection overall this year, showed up five be accomplishing half the job. Judge is the man in New York Giants are Joe Judge’s team, entirely. To an outsider, it seemed an odd decision. The minutes late for a meeting the night before a home charge and the players recognize it. That’s everything anyone needs to know. young line probably has progressed more than any game with Washington last month. The left tack- The main question is, can Judge take the next Forget a 3-7 record. Don’t bother mention- unit on the team. After a slow start, the offense has le didn’t start the next day and ended up splitting step? ing they are riding a two-game winning streak and produced six 100-yard rushing performances in snaps with fellow rookie Matt Peart. Ben McAdoo was hired in 2016 and led somehow have a chance to win the pitiful NFC the past seven games. Judge doesn’t hesitate to give his players sec- the team to the first playoff berth since the 2011 East. This is a tough, hard-working team that is in- A former Pro Bowler and assistant coach with ond chances. Colombo wasn’t as lucky. The mes- championship season. He was gone before the end vested in their 38-year-old rookie coach’s demand Dallas, Colombo voiced his displeasure. He was sage is clear: Don’t mess with Joe Judge. of the next year. to focus on the little things, improve every week, fired on Wednesday after less than a year on the His actions bring back memories of former The Giants will have to beat teams outside and put the team first. job and replaced by DeGuglielmo. Giants coaches Bill Parcells and Tom Coughlin. their division to get to the playoffs this year. Dal- It’s seems everyone is all in. If you’re not, Earlier this month, veteran receiver Gold- Their word was law. Players understood it and las is their only NFC East opponent left, and that’s there’s a price to pay. en Tate complained to a national TV audience af- played hard because their jobs were on the line. the season finale. New York is at Cincinnati (2-6- Take a look at the recent days and weeks. ter catching a touchdown pass in a Monday night It worked, too. Parcells and Coughlin each pro- 1), at Seattle (7-3), home against the Cardinals (6- Offensive line coach Marc Colombo was up- game against Tampa Bay. He wanted more pass- duced two Super Bowl champions for the Giants. 4) and Browns (6-3), and away at Baltimore (6-3) before the Cowboys (2-7). “We want our guys to be successful on the field, but it matters to us how we’re successful,” Judge said earlier this week. “We want to play with the right attitude. We want to play a tough brand of football. We want to run the ball, stop the run, cover kicks. We want to go out there and be able to play in tough elements and be successful. “We’re not going to be a team that makes ex- cuses or comes back and says we had them, but this happened instead. That’s not the way we’re made up, that’s not what we’re going to do.” Judge believes the Giants are getting closer to being what he envisions, so he is reinforcing the need for the basics. Unlike most NFL coaches, he is not hesitant to have tackling drills. He stresses proper techniques, preparation, and being upfront with his players. Some weeks players will have bigger roles. Some weeks they will be asked to do less. Every- one will contribute in some way every week. Veteran inside linebacker Blake Martinez also knows there is another side to Judge, who was mentored by Nick Saban of Alabama and Bill Be- lichick of the Patriots. Judge has three Super Bowl rings from his eight years in New England as an assistant coach and special teams coordinator. “As you get to see him outside the meeting rooms and things like that, he’s able to connect to anybody,” Martinez said. “He wants to know ev- erything about you, and I think that’s been an awe- some aspect of him as a head coach.” You’re not New York Giants head coach Joe Judge, center, watches his team during the second half of a game against the Philadelphia Eagles, Sun- scared to talk to him, as he’s always got a joke or day, Nov. 15 in East Rutherford, N.J. AP Photo by Seth Wenig two to mess with you about. It’s been fun.”

Monday, November 23, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 7 Our World In Pictures

CANADA — Puppy play: In Calgary, Alberta, Charlie, an 8-month-old goldendoo- dle, ran with Landon DuPont, 11, center, and Aden Bouch- ard, 11, left, as the trio played hockey on an outdoor rink, Thursday. The boys’ school classes have been moved on- line because of the coronavi- rus outbreak. Photo: Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press via AP

BRITAIN — ATP Tennis finals: Rafael Nadal of Spain served to Stefanos Tsitsipas of Greece during their tennis match at the ATP World Finals tennis tournament at the O2 arena in London on Thursday. Photo: Frank Augstein/AP

NEW YORK — Closure controversy: A child ran across a sidewalk in front of New York’s City Hall, which was decorated with graffiti in favor of keeping public schools open. Mayor Bill de Blasio announced KASHMIR — Cold morning: A Kashmiri boy watched as his sheep Wednesday that the nation’s largest school system would move to exclusively remote learning. grazed on a cold day on the outskirts of Srinagar, Indian-controlled Kash- Photo: Mark Lennihan/AP mir, on Friday. Photo: Mukhtar Khan/AP

8 • BQ Daily Eagle • Monday, November 23, 2020 Our World In Pictures

PHILIPPINES — Typhoon Vamco: After his house was damaged by floods after Ty- phoon Vamco hit his village, a resident carried whatever be- longings he could retrieve. The typhoon hit the village about a week ago at Nangka, Marikina city, taking the lives of dozens throughout the country. Photo: Aaron Favila/AP

INDIA — Chhath Puja festival: A Hindu devotee wearing a face mask as a precaution against the coro- navirus prayed to the Sun God while in knee-deep waters in the Hussain Sagar Lake during Chhath Puja festival in Hyderabad, Friday. Health officials warned about the potential for the coronavirus to spread during the upcoming religious festival season. Photo: Mahesh Kumar A./AP

GERMANY — Frosted trees: A house was surrounded by snow-cov- CALIFORNIA — Coronavirus testing: Motorists waited in long lines to take a coronavirus test in a ered trees at a lake in Spitzingsee on Friday. Photo: Matthias Schrader/AP parking lot at Dodger Stadium, Wednesday, in Los Angeles. Photo: Ringo H.W. Chiu/AP

Monday, November 23, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 9 Community gardeners push for legal protections Continued from page 1 ing healthy urban habitat for pollinators and Community gardens The coalition specifically urges the Parks other wildlife,” said Earthjustice attorney are predominantly Department to designate 40 specific gardens Alexis Andiman concentrated in low as CEAs over the next six months. They also “It’s time for New York City to return the and middle-income request that Parks conduct a yearlong review favor by working with gardeners to secure communities of color. of every other community garden on city- the protections that gardens so richly de- Image via NYC Parks owned land and designate other qualifying serve.” gardens as CEAs as well. The state’s Environmental Quality Review New York City’s community gardens are Act authorizes agencies to designate land as a concentrated in predominantly low- and mid- CEA if it services as a benefit to human health; dle-income Black and Latino communities of provides a natural setting; upholds agricultur- Northern Manhattan, Central Brooklyn and al, social, cultural, historic, recreational, or the South Bronx, according to a Parks Depart- educational values; or fulfills ecological or ment garden site map. Local residents there hydrological needs that may be negatively af- have turned vacant lots into flourishing farms, fected by disturbances. in spite of generations of disinvestment by the A few of the initial 40 gardens involved are public and private sector. located in Queens, including patches of land “When our communities were abandoned cultivated by the organizations Rockaway by the city, it was, and still is, through spon- Youth Task Force and DIVAS for Social Jus- taneous acts of faith in one another that we tice in Springfield Gardens. came together to reclaim our communities and DIVAS founder Clarissa James has offered honor our sense of human dignity,” said NYC her garden, known as the Garden of Resil- Community Garden Coalition President Ray- ience, as a space for outdoor classes and other mond Figueroa, Jr. community benefits. She highlighted the im- But a suddenly hot real estate market jeop- portance of gardens like hers in an August in- ardizes the community gardens, which have terview with the Eagle. little recourse when faced with eviction. “Access to green spaces in Black and “For decades, community gardeners have Brown communities is limited,” James said. benefitted New Yorkers by increasing access “To protect our community let’s open up our to fresh fruits and vegetables, strengthening parks and gardens to be learning spaces as our social and cultural connections, and support- children navigate our new normal.” City kicks key Queens compost site to the curb By Rachel Vick Queens Daily Eagle Three years ago, the organization Big Reuse took over a vacant lot under the Queensboro Bridge and turned it into an interactive hub for collecting and composting household food waste and yard scraps. Now the New York City Parks Department is moving to evict them. Big Reuse Project Coordinator Devin Reitsma said he and his colleagues felt blindsided by the city’s recent refusal to renew their three-year lease agreement, especially after the Department of San- itation cut its own curbside pickup program to save money early this year. The city has encouraged New Yorkers to compost their organic waste at sites like Big Reuse. “We’re just trying to convince Parks that they should be composting,” Reitsma said. “It’s kind of insane that they don’t feel the need to compost. I just want to have a conversation with them — this is for public benefit.” The composting nonprofit has pursued alterna- tive sites, but it’s an expensive endeavor, Reitsma said. Parks Department spokesperson Charisse Hill said the agency will use the reclaimed space “for crucial operational needs,” including parking and storage for nearby Queensbridge Park. There is a Parks-managed lot adjacent to the site currently used for vehicle storage. Reitsma said his organization was providing a key public service. “In February there was more material coming onsite than we could handle, and other local com- post sites are near or over capacity because there’s been so much growth in participation,” Reitsma said. The city did not offer nonprofit composting site Big Reuse the option to renew it lease agreement on city-owned land beneath Queens- “If this site closes, the millions pounds of food boro Bridge. Eagle Photo by Rachel Vick scraps people drop off are going to have to go legislation, Green said. somewhere else, further away, which creates more “What we’ve created with Parks and Sanitation The site was a dumping ground pollution, more greenhouse gases and removes this is a model that could be replicated in a way that before Big Reuse turned it into resource,” he added. “It’s ethically abhorrent in the takes leaves and yard waste and turns it into some- a vital composting site. Photo courtesy of Big Reuse climate crisis” thing useful for parks,” Green said. Compost is one Since establishing the site on the abandoned lot of the healthiest and most sustainable ways to re- in Queensbridge in 2016 they have processed over plenish soil and support growth, he said. a million pounds of food scraps yard waste from Big Reuse, which works alongside the Sanitation community members and the Parks Department Department, has received support from organiza- annually. tions like the Natural Resources Defense Council The scraps are turned into compost later used in and New York Lawyers for Public Interest, as well the city’s parks and gardens. as local elected officials like Councilmembers Jim- Continuing the partnership makes sense for my Van Bramer, Brad Lander and Antonio Reynoso. everyone involved, said Big Reuse Executive Di- “Especially right now with the budget crunch, rector Justin Green. Meanwhile, eliminating such we’re a way to bring extra resources to parks,” a mutually beneficial program seems antithetical to Green said. “I keep hoping they’ll wake up. It the sustainability goals put forth by the city to fight makes so much sense — we as a community need the climate crisis and outlined in several pieces of to work together to fight climate change.”

10 • Queens Daily Eagle • Monday, November 23, 2020 Manhattan judge set to rule on saga of 200 homeless men By David Brand litical cover for his Upper West Side capitulation. Queens Daily Eagle He reversed both decisions, but the Depart- The saga of 200 homeless men ostracized ment of Homeless Services later decided to move by their new neighbors on the Upper West Side the men from the Lucerne to another hotel in and ordered by the mayor to leave a 79th Street Lower Manhattan. That move has been on hold hotel will enter its next phase by Monday when pending a decision by Manhattan Supreme Court a Manhattan Supreme Court judge issues a de- Judge Debra James. cision on whether the men can remain in the ho- After hours of argument Nov. 17, James ex- tel. tended a temporary restraining order allowing the Mayor Bill de Blasio’s decision to move the men to remain at the hotel. She said she will make men out of the Lucerne Hotel in September roiled her decision by Monday at 5 p.m. the city and touched off a domino effect through Local Councilmember Helen Rosenthal, who the sprawling shelter system, potentially reshuf- supports allowing the men to stay in the Lucerne, fling families across various shelters in Manhat- said the lawyer representing the Upper West Side tan and Brooklyn to make space for the men. De NIMBYs has not provided a compelling reason to Blasio was widely criticized for caving to the de- move them. mands of a vocal and well funded coalition of pre- “It’s noteworthy that the judge did not get an dominantly white and wealthy residents who sued answer to the question of why make them move in the city after complaining about quality of life is- the first place, despite her best efforts to get an an- sues. swer to that question” Rosenthal said. On the same day, de Blasio also ordered the The city meanwhile says the men will have Department of Homeless Services to move a few more room at the Lower Manhattan hotel, includ- dozen women from a hotel in Long Island City ing a 1,000-square-foot recreation space, NY1 re- — a decision criticized as an effort to provide po- ported. The Lucerne Hotel in Manhattan. Photo via Google Maps CDC pleads with Americans to avoid Thanksgiving travel By Mike Stobbe and Heather Hollingsworth Associated Press With the coronavirus surging out of control, the nation’s top public health agency pleaded with Americans on Thursday not to travel for Thanks- giving and not to spend the holiday with people from outside their household. The Thanksgiving warning from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention came as the White House coronavirus task force held a brief- ing for the first time in months and Vice President Mike Pence concluded it without responding to questions by reporters or urging Americans not to travel. Other members of the task force — whose media briefings were a daily fixture during the ear- ly days of the outbreak — talked about the prog- ress being made in the development of a vaccine. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said pharmaceutical companies Pfizer and BioNTech will seek emergency government ap- proval for their coronavirus vaccine on Friday. And infection disease expert Dr. Anthony Fau- ci sought to reassure the public that the vaccine is safe while still encouraging Americans to wear masks. The CDC’s Thanksgiving warning was some of the firmest guidance yet from the government on curtailing traditional gatherings to fight the out- break. The CDC issued the recommendations just one week before Thanksgiving, at a time when diagnosed infections, hospitalizations and deaths are skyrocketing across the country. In many ar- eas, the health care system is being squeezed by a combination of sick patients filling up beds and TSA personnel and travelers observed COVID-19 transmission prevention protocols at John F. Kennedy International Airport on Oct. medical workers falling ill themselves. 20. Photos: John Minchillo/AP File The CDC’s Dr. Erin Sauber-Schatz cited more than 1 million new cases in the U.S. over the past week as the reason for the new guidance. “The safest way to celebrate Thanksgiving this year is at home with the people in your house- hold,” she said. If families do decide to include returning col- lege students, military members or others for tur- key and stuffing, the CDC is recommending that the hosts take added precautions: Gatherings should be outdoors if possible, with people keep- ing 6 feet apart and wearing masks and just one person serving the food. Whether Americans heed the warning is an- other matter. The deadly comeback by the virus has been blamed in part on pandemic fatigue, or people getting tired of masks and other precau- tions. And surges were seen last summer after Me- morial Day and July Fourth, despite blunt warn- ings from health authorities. The United States has had more than 11 mil- lion diagnosed infections and over 250,000 deaths from the coronavirus. CDC scientists believe that somewhere around 40 percent of people who are infected do not have obvious symptoms but can Travelers passed through security amid safety barriers at John F. Kennedy International Airport on Oct. 20. still spread the virus.

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CALL 718-422-741014 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • Monday, November 23, 2020 A brief history of Queens public transportation By Larry Penner ington D.C. — the 63rd Street Tunnel between Special to the Eagle Queens and Manhattan opened. As the MTA stares down an historic budget Thanks to this investment, the Queens Bou- crisis, it is worth looking back on the history of levard F line continues to provide direct service the public transit system in Queens — and the key to the 6th Avenue corridor in Manhattan without role that federal funding has played in keeping the having to use the old 53rd Street tunnel between trains running. Queens and Manhattan. This affords riders ad- In 1953, the old New York City Board of ditional service options for those traveling from Transportation shifted control of the municipal Queens to Manhattan. subway system, including all its assets to the new- City Hall between 2005 and 2006 entered into ly created New York City Transit Authority. an agreement with the MTA that transferred routes Under late Governor Nelson Rockefeller in and equipment operated by privately franchised the 1960s, the Metropolitan Transportation Au- bus operators to a new entity “MTA Bus.” thority was created. The Governor appointed four These included Steinway Bus and Queens board members. Likewise, the Mayor four more Transit — which combined to become Queens and the rest by suburban county executives. No Surface Bus Corporation — along with Green single elected official controlled a majority of the Bus, Jamaica Bus and Triboro Coach, Command votes. Bus, New York Bus and Liberty Lines Bronx Ex- In 1954, the Flushing Bus Terminal was press. closed. It was originally located near the corner In September 2015, at a cost of $2.4 billion, of Main Street and Roosevelt Avenue near the old thanks to this investment funded by the city of Woolworth Department store. New York, the NYC Transit Flushing #7 subway In June 1956, the NYC Transit subway A extension from Times Square to the new Hudson line was extended to provide new service to the Yards Station adjacent to the Javits Convention Rockaways, replacing the LIRR which previously Center opened for service. abandoned service on the same corridor. On January 1, 2017, at a cost of $4.5 bil- In July 1964 President Lyndon Johnson lion — funded by a FTA New Starts Full Fund- signed into law the Urban Mass Transportation ing Grant Agreement — the first Phase of NYC Act. Since that time, the MTA and NYC Transit Transit Second Avenue subway was up and run- have received billions and billions of dollars in ning from 63rd to 96th Street on the Manhattan federal assistance from Washington. east side. In 1966, NYC Transit introduced the first air In 1996, the MTA introduced Metro Cards, conditioned bus. A year later, NYC Transit intro- providing free transfers between the subway and duced the first air conditioned subway car. bus. In December 1988 at a cost of $450 million — The cards eliminated the old two fare zones, A woman swipes her card at the Jamaica Center train station. Eagle file photo by David Brand primarily funded with grants from the Urban Mass making public transportation an even better bar- Transportation Administration, today known as gain. process of introducing the next generation of fare the Federal Transit Administration Region 2 New the Federal Transit Administration — the Archer Purchasing a weekly or monthly subway/bus collection. It is known as One Metro New York, York Office. This included the development, re- Avenue subway line opened. Thanks to this in- pass reduces the cost per ride and provides virtual- or OMNY. view, approval and oversight for billions in capital vestment, the J/Z & E lines provide direct service ly unlimited trips. Installation of this new state-of-the-art sys- projects and programs for the MTA, NYC Transit to both the LIRR Jamaica Station and new termi- In many cases, employers can offer transit tem should be completed and available to all rid- bus and subway, Staten Island Rail Road, Long Is- nus at Archer Avenue & Parsons Blvd. in Jamaica. checks to help subsidize a portion of the cost. ers in 2021 land and Metro North Rail Roads, MTA Bus along In December 2001 at a cost of $650 million — Utilize this and reap the benefits. It supports a Larry Penner is a transportation advocate, with 30 other transit agencies in New York and again, primarily funded with grants from Wash- cleaner environment. MTA NYC Transit is in the historian and writer who previously worked for New Jersey. Constantinides endorses Scott Stringer for NYC Mayor By David Brand comptroller in 2013, is the latest Queens law- Queens Daily Eagle maker to endorse Stringer’s mayoral bid. He Astoria Councilmember Costa Constantinides joins State Sen. Jessica Ramos, Assemblymem- has endorsed Scott Stringer for mayor, citing his ber Catalina Cruz and Councilmember Jimmy commitment to climate justice and environmental Van Bramer. sustainability as New York City comptroller Stringer praised Constantinides’ work on en- Constantinides, chair of the Council’s Com- vironmental justice, including his lead on legis- mittee on Environmental Protection, said Stringer lation to slash building emissions, and said the earned his support by beginning the process for di- term-limited councilmember will help him launch vesting city pensions from the fossil fuel industry. a “climate revolution” in New York City. Stringer has also opposed new fossil fu- Several other mayoral candidates have also el-burning power plants in New York City, fought touted their records on environmental sustainabil- a proposed natural gas pipeline that would have ity. run through New York Harbor and supported a Former Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn $16.2 billion economic recovery plan that focus- Garcia oversaw a plan to reform the dangerous es on environmental sustainability and dirty private carting industry, which pumps “Scott Stringer is an environmental champion pollutants into predominantly low-income com- who has worked tirelessly to put New York City munities of color. She previously worked for the on a pathway to a more sustainable future,” Con- Department of Environmental Protection. stantinides said. “As Mayor, he will put a stop to Councilmember Carlos Menchaca serves new fossil fuel infrastructure and will push the en- with Constantinides on the environmental pro- velope on crucial policies and projects that will tection committee and said he will implement the protect environmental justice communities, slash Climate Works For All to create tens of thousands Councilmember Costa Constantinides (right) with Scott Stringer during Stringer’s cam- emissions and create a greener city.” of green jobs for New Yorkers of color dispropor- paign for comptroller in 2013. Photo via Constantinides/Flickr Constantinides, who backed Stringer for tionately impacted by the climate crisis.

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Monday, November 23, 2020 • 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 New York probes Trump consulting payments that reduced his taxes Michael R. Sisak and David B. Caruso Associated Press New York Attorney General Letitia James has sent a subpoena to the Trump Organization for records related to consulting fees paid to Ivanka Trump as part of a broad civil investigation into the president’s business dealings, a law enforce- ment official said Thursday. The New York Times, citing anonymous sources, reported that a similar subpoena was sent to President Donald Trump’s company by the Manhattan district attorney, which is conducting a parallel criminal probe. The Associated Press could not immediately independently confirm the district attorney’s sub- poena but the one sent by James was described by an official briefed on the investigation who spoke on condition of anonymity. The records requests followed recent report- ing in The Times, based partly on two decades’ New York Attorney General Letitia James. worth of Trump’s tax filings, that the president had Photo: Mary Altaffer/AP Ivanka Trump joined her father, President Donald Trump, as they walked across the reduced his company’s income tax liability over South Lawn of the White House on June 13, 2017. Photo: Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP File several years by deducting $26 million in consult- It could, however, raise questions about ing fees as a business expense. whether the Trump Organization’s related tax de- democrats is 100% motivated by politics, publicity fairs. Records strongly suggested, The Times re- ductions were allowable. The Internal Revenue and rage. They know very well that there’s nothing Both investigations are at least partly related ported, that $747,622 of those fees had been paid Service has, in the past, pursued civil penalties here and that there was no tax benefit whatsoever. to allegations, made in news reports and by Presi- to Ivanka Trump, the president’s daughter, through over large consulting fee write-offs it found were These politicians are simply ruthless.” dent Trump’s former lawyer, Michael Cohen, that a company she owned at a time when she was also made to dodge tax liability. The Trump Organization’s lawyer, Alan Gar- Trump had a history of inflating the value of some a Trump Organization executive. The Times wrote that there was no indication ten, and its media relations office didn’t immedi- assets to impress banks and business partners, but If true, that wouldn’t necessarily pose a prob- Ivanka Trump is a target of either the state’s or the ately return messages Thursday. lowering that value when seeking tax benefits. lem for Ivanka Trump herself, as long as she paid city’s investigation. James and Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance has been involved in a long court bat- income tax on the consulting payments, which she “This is harassment pure and simple,” she said Vance Jr., both Democrats, are both conducting tle seeking access to Trump’s tax filings as part of reported publicly. on Twitter late Thursday. “This ‘inquiry’ by NYC wide-ranging inquiries into Trump’s business af- the investigation.

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