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BY NATALIE MUSUMECI A group of nature-lovers got down and dirty in Prospect HOMES Park on Saturday to help keep the wildlife of Brook- lyn’s backyard out of harm’s way. Hazardous fi sh- ing line, barbed hooks, dumped barbecue char- coals, rusty soda cans, and even a dead rooster TO FALL stowed inside a paper bag were some of the many harmful items that a bunch of do-gooders found Methodist’s brownstones on Fifth St, in and around the green space’s popular lake during a cleanup of the lakeside organized by Wildlife Eighth Ave, to be demolished Interests, Learning and Develop- ment for Prospect Park . BY NATALIE MUSUMECI with the project said. Members of the group, along PICKING UP THE TRASH: Bear Siner helps clean up the banks of the Pros- New York Methodist Hospital The hospital plans to tear down with some members of the Brook- pect Park’s beloved lake on June 22, when he and other members of the plans to demolish at least 15 build- a slew of old buildings — some from lyn Young Democrats and other community group Wildlife Interests, Learning, and Development for Pros- ings near the Sixth Street medical the 19th century — that it owns on Continued on page 10 pect Park got down and dirty for a good cause. Photo by Stefano Giovannini center to make way for new ambu- Fifth Street, Eighth Avenue, and latory centers, sources familiar Continued on page 4
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The tower President Markowitz pulled ternational, and Borough Borough and ternational, Central Amusements In- Zamperla, the founder of theater and forcing him to sink Street, destroying his famed freak corner of Surf Avenue and W. 12th W. and Surf of Avenue corner Dick Zigun’s headquarters at the the at headquarters Zigun’s Dick ber storm surge swamped founder left treading after water the Octo- year’s super storm. to resuscitate the event after last to resuscitate the event who raised the $100,000 necessary necessary $100,000 the raised who thanks to more than 2,300 donors donors 2,300 than more to thanks Boardwalk the for 30th year — all down Surf Avenue anddown Surf along the Avenue cavorting dance crews rolled fl termath of Hurricane Sandy . termath of Hurricane Sandy near-death experience in the af- the in experience near-death phantly resurface following its to see the Mermaid Parade trium- fl PS 90 as the sun sank ing Back,” with kids from from kids with Back,” ing latest tune, “Coney’s Com- “Coney’s tune, latest Playground, performed his laureate of the People’s People’s the of laureate Eiffel of Brooklyn.” Tower ture popularly called “the “the called popularly ture down the steel frame struc- send pulsing patterns up and art diodes come to life, and and life, to come art diodes watch thewatch 8,000 state-of-the- lighting system . system lighting the tower’s new $2-million new the tower’s Brooklyn pols turned on on turned pols Brooklyn behind Luna Park — and and — Park Luna behind ternational — the company Central AmusementsIn- as corporate leaders from glittering glory on June 22, 22, June on glory glittering came back to life in full full in life to back came iconic Parachute Jump — in Coney Island, least! at wear sunglasses after dark 4 DT COURIER LIFE, JUNE 28-JULY 4, 2013 The trademarks Quidam and Cirque du Soleil are owned by Cirque du Soleil and used under license. OFFICIAL SPONSORS PRESENTED BY BARCLAYS CENTER JULY 24-28 ON SALENOW CIRQUEDUSOLEIL.COM DIRECTED BYFRANCODRAGONE PREFERRED SEATING VISA SIGNATURECARD FOR USE YOURVIRGINAMERICA SHOWS! 7 ONLY spokeswoman Lyn Hill, add- Lyn Hill, spokeswoman hospital avenues, said Eighth and Seventh tween housesowns four 19th-century onto neighbors. hospital The Fifth ayear,for according at least row Avenue Street vacant have been owned buildings on Eighth be- plan. over the went project the handling fi architecture the and tal resentatives from the hospi- rep- meeting, At the Miskel. munity members, including ofcom- avenues ahandful to Eighth and Seventh tween be- center medical at the meeting 19 June at aspecial do it.” “But they have the right to come have to brownstones these down,” down. get knocked district, said historic enormous or a notlandmarked which are part Miskel. buildings, the he’s see to sad said who of resident Slope Park Park alongtime and committee 6’s transportation Board nity Slope’s ofCommu- chair the Miskel, Tom said high, seven stories muchties as could be that as them with out-patient facili- replace and Street Sixth edly approached him from tim thinks was Steeley, alleg- vic- whom the man, another Street, Warren gotto man the When money,more said. cops for him kept badgering and followed woman but the ing, loose change and kept walk- change. spare for asked and up him to came Richard, was claims victim the whom woman, Avenue when the am at 3:05 Smith near Atlantic Street on walking hewas claims early that morning. people that mugged him identifi shots mug through scrolling man a after Steeley, 28, Dorian Marcia Richard, and 42, 14. onJune point a man Boerum at Hill gun- say may have robbed they who woman and for aman Wanted for gunpoint robbery Methodist Most of the hospital- the of Most previewed were plans The of all that “It’s ashame The man gave her some gave hersome man The victim 34-year-old The Police want to question hunt onthe are Cops Continued from cover from Continued BY NATALIE MUSUMECI ed them as two rm Street. Street. Smith on robbery 14 inaJune Steeley, suspects are say they who ON THE LAM: Photo by Stefano Giovannini Stefano by Photo centers.ambulatory to it make wayfornew near buildings 15 least at demolish Methodist Hospital plans to DOWN: COMING them to a meeting at the invited letter a year. The for itat least won’tthat begin construction project, adding week notifying them of the last hospital the from ter money.” of amount same for the ing with “equal residents displaced all vide orthat the hospital better will pro- adding shesaid, informed,” hous- been already have move to to move. forced be will residents some be demolition involved, and verifi but “very preliminary” plans, onwhat shecalled details buildings. Street Fifth the ers currently occupy some of buildings on the block. Rent- plan toing that the hospital does demolish not all of the said. before fl determined un- an and cellphone his ing amount tak- pockets, his the through of cash knees. his to him ordered two the said, police toStreet Baltic where, Street victim along walk Smith behind with a gun. Neighbors received alet- received Neighbors who people need “The provide wouldn’t Hill The two then rummaged rummaged then two The The gunman made the eig authorities eeing, ed that there will Cops are on the hunt for Marcia Richard and Dorian Dorian and Richard forMarcia hunt the on are Cops New York New will be confi be will All 577–8477. calls call (800) should this regarding tion Civic Council. Civic Council. Slope Park the 6and Board meeting with Community public 11 July a at sentation apre- make to plan tatives represen- hospital plans the input on getcommunity to chance.” knocked be to buildings low these down if Iwon’t al- onthis. wethem have aGoodman. “We will fi buildings is criminal,” said the historic buildings. to stop it from tearing put to up afi ready he is down of the neighborhood,part Hospital as an important though he views Methodist al- that said Garson, as ing build- same the who in lives resident David Goodman, hospital-owned buildings. across the street from the directly acondo who in lives resident Philippa Garson, Street Fifth said lution,” building dust and noise pol- plans. ambiguous the about cerned con- are they said struction would be impactedkept aminimum.” to be block can your to tion by con- about howideas disrup- any exchange “to and project construction the discuss to hospital this past Thursday pounds. inchesSteeley, who 5-feet-6- stands tall and pounds, 145 weighs and and tall 5-feet-7-inches stands weighs who say they of Richard, mug shots the released 185 Anyone with informa- Hill said that in order “To tear down these Longtime Fifth Street about worried “We are who neighbors But some Police have subsequently have subsequently Police dential. 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Schiera. said common,” in val is“[It] something no one could escape while we were growing up.” rst June Festi- June rst Native BrazilianNative Sara call “You this our Thanks- has been around since the Por- for time the in Brazil a tuguesecolonized also is century, 16th people to celebrate and give includ- saints, the to thanks ing St. and John, St. St. Peter, successful the for Anthony, crops. of growth DaSilva said the Brooklyn was theevent fi more it that and val she had attended ever out- Brazil of side compared. than said celebration,” giving DaSilva, was thrilled who to of her homeland see a bit brought to the borough. 718.832.3313 The June Festival, which The party was full of au- “I think we were able to re- to able were we think “I thentic Brazilian cuisine, re- hearsed squaredancing (who wearing partygoers knew?), costumes, peasant traditional family-friendly games, and live tunes Brazilian by musician Davi Vieiraand his band. ally bring back that traditional traditional that back bring ally feeling of when we were grow- Second said Brazil,” in up ing Cecilia Schiera, resident Street helpedwho organize the bash. boasted more than 200 revel- ers and lived to the up event’s proud tradition, according to attendees. 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The summer). have party at sphere has winter when we we when winter has sphere position in the southern hemi- southern the in position season, because (which of its American country’s winter food to the welcome South traditional dances, music, and ebrated all Brazil over with an annual extravaganza cel- extravaganza annual an was the fi neighborhood’s Brazilian June Festival. weekend with what they claim claim they what with weekend America to Park Slope last brought a little piece of South 6 DT COURIER LIFE, JUNE 28-JULY 4, 2013 roll. lobster Maine-style famed Pound’s Lobster to wait Hook bite into Lincouldn’t Red the Emerald and Kirschner (Right) Jonathan for sale. pastries TranShriver rugelach had (Center) Street. Smith on Funday the at Sunday face painted her FUNDAY SUNDAY: (Above) Six-year-old Olivia Fermaint shows off off Fermaint shows (Above) Olivia Six-year-old Photos by Elizabeth Graham by Shelsky’s Smoked Fish. Fish. Smoked Shelsky’s by contest with grubsupplied herring-eating apickled in went upBoerum Fish Hill. lovers againstGardens, Cobble and Hill, each row, Carroll which bisects other Brooklyn’s restaurant famed along Uniongen to streets travaganza ran from Ber- Sunday. Funday annual ickers on June 22 during the and an estimated 50,000 frol- rateurs, eclectic artisans, designers, renowned restau- independent handcrafters, Thousands turn out for Smith St. fest The eight-block-long ex- with bustled Street Smith BY NATALIE MUSUMECI Development Corporation, Local Brooklyn South the of director Stoltz, Bette ing [for sale] here,” said a laugh- no T-shirts, setts. Massachu- and Island Rhode brings in craft vendors from or even and offer to has Street $2 jewelryhighlights that all Smith event, which summertime nesses participated in the provided live music. Wade’s, ofwhich both Angry borhood onat neigh- drink got their pubs like lovers booze Meanwhile, Ceol and “There are no tube socks, socks, notube are “There More than 50 local busi- Heights resident. Heights hood,” said the Prospect neighbor- ofthe taste the the diversity, the talent and 1990s. early the on since ebration that has been going part in the neighborhood cel- take to vendors picks quality nizer, said that she hand- varied.” much and more nity-minded Ours is much morecutter — the commu- same thing. ofcookie- kind all are city fair. “Other festivals in the street the which sponsors That means instead of of instead means That “I’m trying to showcase event’s the orga- Stoltz, day. to- it is haven that nightlife fashion,the dining, art, and long before Smith Streetwas it today. is that festival wasn’t lively bustling always the and vendors, 200 than more fair, which boasted street Bklyn. Stinky from cheeses truck, and fi food Pound’s famed Lobster Hook Red from rolls lobster enBoite, classic Provence from goods baked French hungry foodies indulged in of corner,on every throngs sausage-and-pepper stands The street fair started started fair street The But Stoltz said that the ne gourmet gourmet ne 7 JUNE 28-JULY 4, 2013, COURIER LIFE DT One bonus offer One bonus offer * APY ** % APY*** ect Deposit must be verified within 60 days of ect within 60 days Deposit must be verified ed % 914-902-2775 equir Get posit into TOTALLY FREE TOTALLY eposit into at all 77 Apple Bank branches! at all 77 Apple Bank branches! ct D ect Checking 100 r accounts r no other accounts 2 Year CD 2 Year $1,000 minimum to open 0.50 $ 1.05 wIth Dir Grand Yield Yield Grand NOW available while supplies last. 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June and 8 onJune gym Street at aNinth lockers stolen out oftheir goer’s bankcards gym report. apolice to cording keys, ac- the door, front the taking through fl and change, ofloose box the snagged at 1:15 door am. front outside the asneaker in key left a spare of the building near Eighth Avenue using door front the through entered crook the 23. on June coins in $15 with off made and apartment missing. was cash the later about hours back four he came When am. 5:50 Avenue at Second near rage ga- locker at the his in sum lump the he left 20. June on Avenue garage Hamilton Sanitation at the working worker hewas tation while missing. Pro herMacBook and window hercar through arock she found pm. 21at 10:30 on June avenues Fifth and Fourth between street onthe parked Chevrolet herblack she left 22. June 21orearly June late sometime inside stole from alaptop and Street on President parked ofacar window When he went back to the locker it was he that told cops victim 39-year-old The • gym- stole another 21athief June On at anearby charges made thief The When he returned two-and-a-half that told police victim 45-year-old The bankcards • agym-goer’s looted A crook of instances separate two were There apartment, the in waltzed crook The that told police victim 42-year-old The Street aCarroll burglarized A bandit that told police victim 43-year-old The Sani- acity from $1,550 looted A crook at day 8am next the shereturned When that toldpolice victim 31-year-old The the through arock hurled A criminal Rock for anApple 78TH PRECINCT 78TH tness center near Fifth Avenue Fifth near center tness Locker pick pick Locker Coin thief Gym rats PARK SLOPE ed a real gun at him. at him. gun a real like what looked one pointed and up him to came pmwhen guys at two 11:50 Street ers Avenue onMeeker a guy 21. onJune attacked allegedly they after robbery with robbery. with 14 17, to charged all were from age in who ranged teens, The them. identifi man the after teenagers three said. phone, cops the taking away without ran teens three the Then, over. him ran nearly up and came a car buddies. his ground. the to him threw and arm by the him grabbed guy near Humboldt stopped was and moped his riding was Street at 11:40 pm when 16. onJune Street on Jackson a phone his steal to tried and him, saulted as- moped, his off aman say pulled they bruises. leaving wrist, mother’s his grabbed allegedly also man The report. lice apo- to according ofbreath, loss and ness choked her with both hands, causing red- woman’s when later the utes allegedly son at 8am. streets Baltic and off Wyck- between residence the over cleaning herson with argument an having she was 22. onJune enue apartment Av- Third their inside mother choked his out ofherhand. device cellular the grabbed crook swift when the at pm about 7:55 Street First near was Avenue Sixth 18. onJune onit on talking shewas as woman’s hand report. apolice to according home improvement store, and station gas The victim told police he was near With- near was he police told victim The charged and arrested men were Two the showed arrested cops up and The road, the in laying was victim the As told phone,” allegedly his “Grab guy the he told police victim 21-year-old The who ofteenagers group arrested Police min- about 20 escalated quarrel The that told cops victim 46-year-old The who say they a22-year-old cuffed Police she that cops victim 34-year-old The out ofa iPhone an snatched A perp at anearby charges made crook The Family drama Family GREENPOINT–NORTHSIDE 94TH PRECINCT Stop sign Stop MyPhone On air — Natalie Musumeci — Natalie ed that required two stitches. two required that head his to bleeding causing slab, the with Avenue hithim at suspect 11 pmwhen the 24. June on Street onSeigel ofwood piece a large with man another assaulting allegedly cops. to according gun, air an be to out turned gun The headphones. hone, and said. guys oneofthe pockets” woke saw him. up and victim the after empty-handed — but left 20 onJune apartment Street a Pierrepont fl perp The arm. left his to tions multiple lacera- suffered side and left his object. asharp pulled driver fi to began vehicles and mengotout oftheir The off. cut him thug Avenue pmwhen the at 8:54 Extension Avenuetle 22. onJune reported. police time, at the there be to not authority said. cops black, went video the before TV remove the to span a10-minute during times various room the entering others, with along pect, beyond repair. damaged tem sys- surveillance the and missing TV the discovered —and unlocked and opened room’s door maintenance he saw the ing near Humboldt Street at 8:40 pm when Avenue 10. onJune onFlushing room amaintenance from monitor stole aTV BROOKLYN HEIGHTS–DUMBO–BOERUM HILL– The victim said he was near Graham Graham near hewas said victim The after custody into taken was A man iP- wallet, over his handed victim The “We won’t your you you shoot clear if An agile intruder attempted to burgle burgle to attempted intruder agile An on stabbed was victim say the Police Flatbush near driving was victim The onMyr- aman stabbed driver A brutal but did custodian, the is suspect The sus- the revealed video Surveillance build- the in hewas said eyewitness An who say they aman arrested Police Swiper no swiping Swiper no Assault by board 90TH PRECINCT 84TH PRECINCT SOUTHSIDE–BUSHWICK Need aTV? Road rage DOWNTOWN — Danielle Furfaro — Danielle ght — and the irate irate the —and ght — Scott Hansen — Scott ed. without anything. taking her cellphone. her cellphone. taking her before scratched choked and man pmwhen at the 1:45 streets Clinton say. police 18, June on Mall on Centre a woman mugging subway station. Street Bergen at the cards herdebit credit with and roCards Met- two for purchasing and items of the herpurse. from ing phone miss- were and herbillfold ized shereal- before am 10:30 and 9:45 tween be- streets Montague and Pierrepont 19. onJune store grocery Street at aHenry cellphone and awoman’swho say snatched they wallet Projects. Housing Farragut with his cohort in the direction of the fl and head side of his left the punched hands. his phone from the pry to tried the corner of York Street at 7:30 am and 21. onJune an’s onJay iPhone Street certifi abirth and cards Medicaid curity, and same stop. at the B62 the to when shetransferred missing was herbillfold realized She at 2pm. Street Fulton near bus the ited sheex- as heras up against brush man 22. June on onJay street B23 the shegotoff let as the money. kept. money was where the knew and 10 am, from June out hewas while streets Prospect and 10 at York between apartment the to access 11 pm and June 13 13. 10 and June between time at some- apartment Street aBridge from leave. to him telling man, at the screamed and up woke victim would-be afourth-fl tered en- at pmand 11:40 streets Hicks and Henry between building ofthe escape CARROLL GARDENS-COBBLE HILL–RED HOOK The woman was between Henry and and Henry between was woman The for arrested was man A 32-year-old theft the with charged is suspect The between store the in was woman The man a58-year-old arrested Police oneman reacted, victim the When at victim the approached thieves The menviolently stoleTwo apedestri- se- debit, social contained wallet The shefelt the told police woman The A pick-pocket awoman’s swiped wal- notdeny shedid stealing that He said had thief the told police victim The stole $1,400 thief A money-grubbing fl scaredy-cat The fi the climbed thief say the Police Scratch andsteal cate. 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Low-fat dairy compo- important are products nents of a healthy diet. “Organ-by-organ, gene- not to have this particular particular this have to not testsgene mutation, can be performed rarerfor mo- lecular abnormalities, and different therapies be may used those. for by-gene, molecular evalua- cancer tion and treatment is the at personalized of core Asha- said Dr. therapy,” Dr. Hani Ashamalla, chairmanDr. of radiation Meth- oncology at New York odist Hospital, monitors a stereotactic radiosurgery procedure. c To keep bones strong, health Eating dairy low-fat products According to childhealth The best sources of calcium Dairy products, especially Milk and other dairy prod- Dairy also in a role plays di- professionals recommend eat- ing a diet rich in calcium and vitamin D — both are which of found in dairy products. can reduce risk a person’s of de- veloping cancer. Studies have shownthat populations that eat a high amount of calcium-rich incidencefoods of a lower have cancer. colorectal Sears,authority Dr. calcium of multiplication the controls co- lining the cells epithelial lon. Fast multiplication of these cells increases risk a person’s cancer. of developing fishinclude bony and dairy products like yogurt. milk, are also essential dif- for Drinking benefits. health ferent milk helps protect the enamel surface of teeth against acidic substances. This helps prevent tooth decay and weakening enamel. maintain help also might ucts skin. healthy In the case of adenocar- of case the In Clinical oncologists can And if is a patient found cause of lung cancer, and ac- counts the for vast majority among cases cancer lung of non-smokers.” cinoma of the lung, a muta- tion in the a protein gene for fac- growth epidermal called tor receptor can cause that the on protein to be ab- found at levels high normally surface of the cancer cells, cause may which those cells Molec-to divide excessively. ular testing can be used to mutation. this identify specifi incorporate then drugs treat- into a patient’s regimenment to inhibit the receptor function, can which growth the stop or slow help cancer.of that patient’s c cel- c “Today’s cancer therapy ts-all treatment,” said Dr. Dr. said ts-all treatment,” does not mean a one-size- fi Rabia chief Mir, of pathol- in ogy the at hospital. “For example, molecular target- develops ing has been valuable in that adenocarcinoma, treating an extremely deadly form cancer of glandular tissue cells in ma- lungs, the as such organs jor breast, and colon. Adenocar- cinoma is the most common dividual patient’s cancer, cancer, patient’s dividual oncologists can target and specifi many interrupt lular processes that cause Tar- grow. to tumors cancer geted cancer therapies are often used in conjunction such treatments, other with chemotherapy radiation, as surgery. and c ‘markers’ in Nutrients in dairy products can be good your for health. 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Trans- Side Marine East the supporting suchas stands, has taken some unpopular On the GOP side, man- GOP the On John and DeBlasio Bill Weiner a Anthony has com Tallon@cityandstateny. E-mail or comments? tions candidate for mayor. Ques- mer Liberal Party-backed NY, afor- is &State, of City backbone as a manager? afirm who has or someone politician career pandering rebuildingstructure — the infra- and contracts labor public education, safety, on ahead lie that cisions de- tough the making want doyou Who alot. matters New York’s executive chief as Bloomberg and Giuliani banana. asecond than convinceBut, like peoplemo’s side during Sandy). Quinn, Cuo- (and Andrew on 9-11 he’s he has at Rudy’s hewas that side to more quickHe also is to point out at Madison Square Garden. Street and as an executive onWall successful been has as Giuliani’s deputy mayor, enterprises. aviation to refineries oil to panies from supermarkets Tom Allon, the president president the Tom Allon, Who we pick to succeed we pickWho succeed to astint besides Lhota, Joe JUNE 28-JULY 4, 2013, COURIER LIFE DT 21 Susan Watts / New York Daily News to opt-out. Terms and Privacy: to opt-out. Terms apply. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP text help.mcommons.com/877877. We’ll approximately 4 times per month. And far fewer students are dropping out – dropping are And far fewer students half since 2005. by the rate has been cut we already what proven “These students have things when capable of great knewthey’re – that proud said. “I’m Walcott of them,” expect more we of them.” advanced math, or taking college-level classes math, or taking college-level advanced College placements or CUNY’s such as advanced courses. Now ways there Are almost over. The school year’s education over the I can child’s support my summer? have idea. Studies a great and it’s Absolutely, continue reading that students who don’t shown the summer lose some of their and learning over skills and start behind. the next school year but you slide,” call it the “summer Educators child up it. Consider signing your can prevent at one of the City’s program reading for a free need a library to card don’t You public libraries. participate (visit summerreading.org). find other educational opportunities, such To as computer camps and science or performing for Summer NYC.gov search arts programs, Learning. for alerts and info. and alerts for “escuela” to 877-877 to 877-877 “escuela” Text “nycschools” or “nycschools” Text nycschools JUNE 2013 nycschools “The new requirements are designed to ensure designed to ensure are requirements “The new to tackle the ready of our students are that more coursework and a competitive challenges of college Walcott. said job market,” Core exams will difficult Common The more next month in test scores in lower likely result easier state exams. But comparison with the older, says that students will rise to the occasion. Walcott Which is exactly what graduating seniors done. have last week statistics for 2012, released Graduation that the graduation rate was less than one revealed figure. record point shy of last year’s in city public That means that the graduation rate since 2005, almost 40 percent schools has risen by steadily climbed. as the graduation standards even grad rate would have increased, but that wouldn’t but that wouldn’t increased, grad rate would have they be doing our students any favors—and come first. required passed the five My child exams with Regents ready? Is he college a 65. we Although 65 is the minimum passing score, students aim for at least a 75 on that recommend and an 80 on a math Regents Regents the English in Reading and that they get a 480 on the SAT graduates who A majority of the city’s and Math. and students who at CUNY, enter college enroll at a disadvantage are earn these higher scores don’t classes because they must take high school-level that include additional costs and often delay college graduation. other ways students can begin to prepare are There for college while in high school, including taking courses such as chemistry Regents higher level or The latest news from the NYC Department of Education Department NYC the from news latest The Dennis M. Walcott Chancellor New Graduates, New Standards, New Era New Standards, New Graduates, New Public School Press School Public Expectations Rising for Students As Historic School Year Ends Year School As Historic Rising for Students Expectations Straight Talk from the from Talk Straight Chancellor Walcott M. Schools Chancellor Dennis questions to parents’ responds Michael R. Bloomberg Mayor Talk about a well-deserved about a vacation. Talk completing a school million students are a Over changes. historic by marked year eight took through in grades three Students exams this the tough new state Common Core newcomplemented the sweeping which year, tests rigorous The more curriculum standards. Dennis M. of Schools Chancellor a reflection are that students be prepared push to ensure Walcott’s when they graduate. for college and careers the seniors who graduate this month Meanwhile, to pass the second class in city historyare required Regents exams at a 65 or required out of five five high school students years, previous In higher. could pass some of these exams at a 55. year was this higher standards toward The trend no accident. What’s the bottom line on the new bottom the What’s rate? graduation a half point shy were rates for 2012 Graduation even as the state This, historic figure. of last year’s raised graduation standards. State York New the first time in 2012, For 65 or higher on all five students to score required to graduate. Just exams in order Regents required students only needed to pass two prior, years three of 65. with a score out of five child needs to graduate with 21st-century Your changed the rules, our the state hadn’t skills. 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Photo by Stefano Giovannini 24 By Will Levitt SEVEN nly the strong-willed survive this style of eating. O A pig head served on a platter, snout and all, might seem more fit for a medi- eval feast than a night out with friends in Williamsburg. But this audacious dish at the recently reopened Fatty ’Cue on South Sixth Street allows feasting diners to indulge their carnivorous side in a mess of smoke, meat, and sweet, sticky sauce. Pork makes appearances throughout Fatty ’Cue’s menu, as ’Cue bacon ($14), maple glazed pork shoulder ($18), and even pig ear with sea urchin ($9). But it’s the half pig head ($32, easily serves 4), dry rubbed, brine and smoke roasted, that showcases this restaurant’s por- cine ingenuity and takes the idea of “nose-to- tail” eating to a whole new level. The first thing your server will bring to your table is a bowl filled not with sauce or sides but rather a pile of rubber kitchen gloves, which diners are encouraged to use once the pig head arrives. I like that Fatty ’Cue embraces the eat- with-your hands attitude required for this kind of dining, but I found the gloves a bit alarming, more fit for a hospital than a dining room. If I’m going whole hog, a bit of pork grease on my sugar, and a pile of pale white bao, the steamed The meat is smoky, fatty in many parts and in Brooklyn. And with this dish, you can take fingers is just fine. buns commonly found in China. Which part laced with the sticky sauce, and best eaten in credit for having a hand in it. Because this time, Whether you choose to don the gloves or or parts of the head you choose to eat are up bits accompanied by small cracklings of the quite literally, you did. not, the half pig head arrives steaming hot, to you. Everything from jowls (a favorite), to pork skin. Fatty ’Cue [91 S. Sixth St. between Berry accompanied by sliced pickles, a scallion salad, eyes, brain, and ears are up for grabs and per- Along with the sauce and pickles, the vari- Street and Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg, a stellar, smoky sauce of fish sauce and palm fectly good fodder for a true pork adventurist. ous cuts of meat make for some of the best bao (718) 599–3090, www.fattycue.com]. Flavor factory: Scoops shop offers creative combinations By Samantha Lim The sweet shop is owners’ Mohan “We liked the way ‘OddFellows’ ausage ice cream anyone? and Holiday Kumar’s first venture sounded. To me, it evoked images of A new shop on Kent Avenue in the food industry, but Mason is carnivals and circus freaks, which I Scalled OddFellows Ice Cream Co. no stranger to food operations — or thought would be a fun aesthetic to is offering a variety of flavors such as culinary creativity. An ex-pastry chef incorporate.” the soothing Tahitian vanilla and the at Wd-50, Mason presently co-owns The decor is also fun and wacky. savory chorizo caramel. Empire Mayo and Lady Jay’s Dive Bar Red-and-white striped wallpaper and “Some of our flavor profiles are in Brooklyn. colorful ephemera augment the shop’s a leap of faith and we want people to “If I get an idea, I keep playing with jolly vibe. The toy monkey grinning try new things,” said Sam Mason, the that ingredient and find a way to make down at customers from one of the head chef at OddFellows. “So we’ll put it work with ice cream,” said Mason. shelves is OddFellows’ unofficial mas- it out there and hopefully people like The establishment’s quirky name cot. it. If so, great. If not, there’s a long list has a few meanings, referring to old “I named him Clyde,” said Holiday. of other flavors to try.” fraternal organizations dedicated to “Mohan had a couple of harrowing Flavors include a popular cornbread, helping the community and also to the experiences with monkeys. When he followed by the maple bacon pecan and strangeness of the shop’s flavors, said visited India as a child, they snatched the buttermilk blueberry honey. The shop Holiday. ice cream right out of his hand on more also sells sorbets, with the lychee cilantro “We wanted to do our part to help than one occasion.” sorbet proving to be a hit. And surprises our neighbors, and decided to partner OddFellows Ice Cream Co. [175 Oddball: Co-owner Mohan Kumar of OddFellows Ice Cream is hoping you’ll love their are not limited to customers as Mohan with the Food Bank for New York City Kent Ave. between N. Third and N. shop’s inventive flavors, such as their recent Queso Manchego Pineapple. says people enjoyed the burnt caramel far to donate 5 cents of every serving to Fourth streets in Williamsburg, (347) Photo by Stefano Giovannini more than even he expected. feed the hungry,” she said. 599–0556, www.oddfellowsnyc.com]. 24 The best reads — handpicked by 3, 2013 3, ULY local bookstore 28-J FALLOUT FARCE employees UNE , J IFE Video game theater festival goes apocalyptic L By Colin Mixson OURIER WORD’s pick: “The Shining Girls” C t’s funny because you can always press reset. by Lauren Beukes I A novel play inspired by the post- I don’t read a lot of horror. Butut apocalyptic “Fallout” and dystopian when Lauren Beukes writes some-- “Bioshock” video games — which is com- thing, I read it. She’s smart, she’s 24 ing to the Brick Theater in July, as a part of political, and she’s one of those SEVEN the Game Play Festival — sticks to its dark writers who manages to turn the source material and has a morbid sense of world on its ear while making it humor. look easy. Her newest novel, The “They’re going to die, as far as you can Shining Girls, just came out and tell, but we try to find a dark humor in this wow. It’s a serial killer story, setting,” said playwright and video game with time travel, set in Chicago betweenetween critic Charles Battersby, of the characters the 1930s and the 1990s. It’s complicated and dark and in the play. “Amusing things can still hap- gory and almost gave me nightmares, and I feel like if you pen in the apocalypse.” have a beach visit or a plane ride coming up, you need it. Battersby’s play “That Cute Radioactive — Jenn Northington, WORD [126 Franklin St. at Couple: A Post-Apocalyptic Comedy,” Milton Street in Greenpoint, (718) 383–0096, www.word- focuses on Ray, an apocalypse prepper brooklyn.com]. whose fallout shelter is ready for anything — that is anything, but love. The BookMark Shoppe’s pick: Not counting on getting married, Ray built his fallout shelter for one. “Engagements” by J. Courtney Sullivan The writer and director first lifted the I loved each story and each set of characters as much curtain on his video game-themed produc- as the next in this very clever novelel tion in Boston at the Penny Arcade Expo, about the revolution of relationshipsps and previous incarnations were performed and marriage told through differentt at last year’s Game Play Theater Festival. characters beginning in the ’40s to This year’s rendition, however, has been present. Readers follow a beautiful expanded from a 15-minute skit to an Do you feel lucky: Actors Liz Barkan and Len Rella star in a play inspired by video games at the Williamsburg diamond as it moves from rela- Brick Theater this July. Photo by Stefano Giovannini hour-long performance, although the extra tionship to relationship. We see content doesn’t come cheap. paying my actors and buying that loaf of taught me to scavenge for food,” he said. the first divorce, a mistress who In order to pay his actors — and not bread I’ve been eyeing.” “That Cute Radioactive Couple: A Post- leaves her husband, a woman starve — Battersby has resorted to the But if he doesn’t make his goal, don’t Apocalyptic Comedy” is playing at Brick who refuses to sign a marriage internet revenue generator, kickstarter. worry. Battersby reckons he’s logged about Theater [579 Metropolitan Ave. between certificate to prove her family is com. 400 hours playing “Fallout New Vegas,” Lorimer Street and Union Avenue in whole, and finally a man working hhisis hhardestardest ttoo “No one’s in danger of not getting paid,” where he’s learned to scour the wasteland Williamsburg, (718) 285–3863, brickthe- prove to his father-in-law that he was good enough to Battersby explained. “The Kickstarter is to for nourishing edibles. ater.com] July 10, 9 pm, July 13 7 pm, and marry into the family. Clever, engaging and enlighten- make sure I don’t have to choose between “Hundreds of hours playing Fallout have July 27, 5:30 pm. ing. — Bina Valenzano, co-owner, The BookMark Shoppe [8415 Third Ave. between 84th and 85th streets in Bay Gowanus night market features rockabilly burlesque Ridge, (718) 833–5115, www.bookmarkshoppe.com]. By Danielle Furfaro Rockabilly Night Market at SRB Brooklyn Greenlight Bookstore’s pick: ance like you’re wearing blue suede in July. The event will also include a hand- “The Impossible Lives of Greta Wells” shoes. ful of rockabilly bands, a car show, a pinup D A burlesque performer named photobooth, and a record fair. by Andrew Sean Greer Bettina May is bringing back the gee-golly Night Market organizer Shien Lee said Andrew Sean Greer (“Thehe good old days of the ’50s at a Rockabilly that the success of the festival shows that Confessions of Max Tivoli”) hass festival for fans of the era like herself who the styles of the ’50s are back — or never a knack for finding the beatingg find modern life to be a let down. left. human heart of a fantastical story. “Growing up, I would watch ‘I Love “The ’50s have their own elegance but His new novel, set in Manhattan’s Lucy’ and ‘Leave It To Beaver’ and I also a sense of rebelliousness,” said Lee. “It West Village, engages the fan- thought that’s what life would be like as was the birth of rock and roll, so it meant a tasy of living alternate versions an adult,” said May. “When I grew up loss of innocence.” of your life: Greta Wells finds and everyone was wearing sweatpants and May, who is also obsessed with vin- herself living in 1918, 1941 and pulling their hair back, I was very disap- tage clothing, hairstyles, and performances, 1985. What a woman (or man) pointed.” travels the country teaching workshops on could be and do in these eras definesnes hhowow May has done a good job of creating how to look vintage. her relationships and roles play out, and seeing what ver- her own reality. She dons floor-length silk “I teach them how to set and curl their sion of herself she might choose is as fascinating as the dresses, wears Marilyn Monroe-hairstyles, hair in vintage style and teach them about historical details that define the city. Romantic, acces- and dances to music such as Andrews vintage makeup,” said May. “I show them sible, and thought-provoking, it’s a great summer read. Sisters recordings. how cool our grandmas were for inventing Andrew Sean Greer reads at Greenlight July 17. “I love the music. It was like the punk these styles.” — Jessica Stockton Bagnulo, Greenlight Bookstore rock of its day,” said May. “I love expressing The Rockabilly Night Market at SRB [686 Fulton St. between S. Elliott Place and S. Portland that through my burlesque performances.” Rock it: Bettina May, known for her elegant burlesque Brooklyn [177 Second Ave. at 14th Street, in Avenue in Fort Greene, (718) 246–0200, www.greenlight- May will give one of her popular bur- performances in the style of the ’30s, ’40s and ’50s, Gowanus, (718) 499–1700, www.srbbrook- bookstore.com]. lesque performances at the Second Annual will perform at the Rockabilly Night Market. lyn.com]. July 4, 7 pm, $10–$15. 25 J UNE “EXCELLENT!” 28-J ULY WOR Radio C 2013, 3, OURIER “CHAOTIC & L COMEDIC!” IFE Talkin’ Broadway 24 SEVEN “HILARIOUS!” BroadwayWorld.com “The crowd was SCREAMING WITH LAUGHTER!” Charleston City Paper FREE OUTDOOR CONCERT SERIES HOT SUMMER NIGHTS! JULY 2013 Hot Sardines © by Harry Fellows JULY 6, 8:00 PM JULY 13, 8:00 PM Brooklyn Community The George Gee Wind Ensemble Swing Orchestra A penetratingly funny show about love JULY 20, 8:00 PM JULY 27, 8:00 PM The Hot Sardines David Ostwald’s The Acorn Theatre @ Theatre Row Louis Armstrong 410 W 42nd St (Btw 9th & 10th Ave) Centennial Band TELECHARGE.COM 212-239-6200 All concerts at Kingsborough’s Outdoor Bandshell. Rain Location: The Leon M. Goldstein Performing Arts Center TheBananaMonologues.com XLF (718) 368-5596 www.OnStageAtKingsborough.org Kingsborough Community College, 2001 Oriental Boulevard, Brooklyn, NY 26 3741 Nostrand Ave. (between Avenues X & Y) 3, 2013 3, ULY 718.648.3794 All ABOARD: Hop Open 24 Hours, 7 Days 28-J UNE BREAKFAST CATERING , J SERVED on the history train IFE L ALL DAY By Will Bredderman ots of trains go slow , but this one actually OURIER C Bagel Wheel takes you backward in time. EVERY Wed. & Sun. L Transit fanatics will get to travel to the $ 99 $5499 1930s — and to Coney Island — in an 80-year-old 1 Dozen Bagels Feeds 12-15 trains from the Independent Subway System this 6 June 29. The trip into the past and into the People’s 3 TO 6 BOAR’S BOAR’S BOAR’S HEAD Playground comes courtesy of the New York FOOT HEAD HEAD AMERICAN City Transit Museum in Downtown, which has HEROS CHEESE been running a series of summer “Nostalgia Available TURKEY HAM Rides” aboard antique trains for years. starting at The museum said that the ridership has $ 49 $ 99 $ 99 increased dramatically during the last few com- $ 99 6 LB. 5 LB. 4 LB. mutes into transportation history. 13 Per “They started as more of an insider’s treat for Classic car: The antique trains feature old-school adver- Foot 1/2 LB. Min. 1/2 LB. Min. 1/2 LB. Min. train buffs, but in recent years they’ve expanded tisements, rattan seats, and overhead paddle fans. into popular family-friendly events for all ages,” fluorescent lights, and rolling signs to inform EVERYDAY said spokesman Eli Rumpf. FREE FREE 10% Voyagers will get to watch a slideshow about commuters of the stops. They were also longer SANDWICH the impact mass transit has had on Coney Island than modern subway cars, had four doors on BAGELS BAGELS SPECIAL OFF before boarding the vintage cars at the museum, each side instead of three, and came with much Buy 4 Bagels Buy 8 Bagels Any Boar’s Head Any Catering which is located in the defunct Court Street worse shock absorbers. Get 2 Bagels Get 4 Bagels Cold Cut Order station — and which still has a live third rail. “There is a lot of jostling,” said Rumpf. 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It won’t, “Stayin’ Alive 30 Year 3dS\baO`SW\Q]]^S`ObW]\eWbV1Wbg]T 24 SEVEN pect Lefferts Garden, (646) www.theoldstonehouse.org. 28 269–3537. INDEPENDENCE DAY: Celebrate ENTERTAINMENT, THE WIL- the country’s 237th birthday LIAMSBURG SPELLING BEE: by picking up a quill pen and From “broccoli” to “triskaideka- singing your “John Hancock” 3, 2013 3, phobia,” go test out your spell- on a reproduction of the Dec- ULY ing in a bar backroom fi lled with laration of Independence and smart people and beer. Free. make a fancy plumed hat while 7:30 pm. Pete’s Candy Store you are at it. $3. 1–4 pm. Lef- 28-J [709 Lorimer St. at Richardson ferts Historic Homestead [452 UNE Street in Williamsburg, (718) Flatbush Ave. between Empire , J 302–3770], www.petescandys- Boulevard and Eastern Parkway IFE its production of Julius Caesar, L FRI, JUNE 28 tore.com. in Park Slope, (718) 789–2822], operating under the theory that www.prospectpark.org. a Julius by any other gender SUPERHERO DAY: Calling all su- Learn OURIER would smell as sweet — and TUES, JULY 2 ANIMAL ENCOUNTER: C perheroes to come on down and probably even sweeter. . 7 all about Snappy the turtle. celebrate an action-packed day Free BENSONHURST TENNIS LES- pm. Carroll Park (Carroll Street Free. 2–2:30 pm. Prospect Park of activities including celebrat- SONS: Chase, sponsor of Audubon Center [Enter park ing the Man of Steel’s birthday. between Court and Smith CityParks Tennis and Lacoste streets), smithstreetstage.org. at Lincoln Road and Ocean Free with museum admission. provide lessons to children 6 to Avenue in Prospect Park, (718) TIM BERNE: More Snakoil. $15. 8 10 am and 11:30 am d. Brooklyn 16. The lessons promote physi- 287–3400], www.prospectpark. pm. Roulette [509 Atlantic Ave. Children’s Museum [145 Brook- Reaching for the heavens: Sujata Mohapatra will be performing cal fi tness, and make the sport org/audubon. 24 lyn Ave. at St. Marks Avenue in in Boerum Hill, (917) 267–0368], Odissi dance, which is a 200 year old art form, at Dancefest India in freely available in a fun relaxed KAYAKING WORKSHOP: Be Crown Heights, (718) 735–4400], roulette.org/events. SEVEN atmosphere. Free. 9 am– noon. the captain of your own boat www.brooklynkids.org. DANCE, DOWN SYNDROME Downtown on June 29. Sujata Mohapatra Leif Ericson Park (67th St. and and learn paddling skills in the BENEFIT PERFORMANCE: ART, ‘BASED ON A TRUE Eighth Avenue in Bensonhurst). calm waters of Jamaica Bay. 30 STORY...’: Pierogi is pleased to Triskelion Arts’ Aldous Theater PROSPECT LEFFERTS GARDENS minute sessions. Free. 5–7:30 present an exhibition of new in Williamsburg, Brooklyn will WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE!: TENNIS LESSONS: Chase, pm. Brooklyn Bridge Park (Pier work by Daniel Zeller, in which host the three-day Benefi t SUN, JUNE 30 Introduction to bird watching, sponsor of CityParks Tennis and 2 Dock, Furman Street in Red the artist explores nuances of Dance Performance “Let the animal encounter, and a discov- MUSIC, AT THE SAINT CATH- Lacoste provide lessons to chil- Hook), www.nycgovparks.org. texture and structure which de- Angels In” from June 28 to ery tour. Look for the organge ERINE: David Lackner is a multi- dren 6 to 16. The lessons pro- velop into powerful extensions June 30. $18, $15 students and tent for a fun-fl led activities. instrumentalist, producer, and mote physical fi tness, and make of perceived reality using graph- seniors. 8 pm. Triskelion Arts’ Free. Noon–4:30 pm. Prospect composer of electro-acoustic the sport freely available in a FRI, JULY 5 ite or ink and acrylic on paper. Aldous Theater [118 N. 11th St. Park Audubon Center [Enter music. He currently studies fun relaxed atmosphere. Free. Open Tuesday through Sunday. 3rd Floor, between Berry Street MUSIC, EMMANUEL MAY PAZA- park at Lincoln Road and Ocean North Indian vocal music. 9 pm. 9 am– noon. Prospect Park Free. 11 am–6 pm. Pierogi [177 and Wythe Avenues in Williams- VEKMI: Hot new rock and roll Avenue in Prospect Park, (718) The Saint Catherine [660 Wash- (Coney Island Ave. and Parkside trio will play live at Freddy’s Bar N. 9 St. between W. John Street burg, (516) 361–7263], www.al- ington Ave. at Bergen Street Avenue in Prospect Lefferts and W. Hoffman Avenue in exandersangels.org/id90.html. 287–3400], www.prospectpark. in the South Slope. Free. 8 pm. org/audubon. in Prospect Heights, (347) Gardens). Freddy’s Bar [627 Fifth Ave. be- Williamsburg, (718) 599–2144], ENTERTAINMENT, POLISH 663–9316]. CITYPARKS GOLF: Children 6 to www.pierogi2000.com. PINOCCHIO: For children ages tween 17th and 18th streets in AMERICAN FOLK DANCE: DANCEFEST INDIA FOR KIDS: 16 learn how to play golf. Free. 3 years old and up. The clas- Greenwood Heights, (718) 768– FREE BEACH PARTIES ALL SUM- They’re throwing themselves a An experience for the whole 9:30 am– noon. Marine Park sic story comes to life on the 0131], www.freddysbar.com. MER LONG: Join Commander birthday party with DJs, games, family at the Brooklyn Chil- (Ave. S and E. 32nd Street in Rican Vargas and his famed and raffl es. Suggested gift/do- puppet stage. $9 ($8 children). MADAGASCAR 3: Join in for this dren’s Museum featuring live Marine Park). installment of Marty and the Coney Island Dancers for free nation $10 [Hot Buffet & Cash 12:30 and 2:30 pm. Puppet- traditional dance, interactive TRACK AND FIELD: Cityparks outdoor Boardwalk parties all Bar]. 8:30 pm. Warsaw [261 works [338 Sixth Ave. at Fourth penguins. Free. 8 pm. Maria segment and henna hand paint- provides children 5-16 learn the Hernandez Park [Knickerbocker summer long, with DJs spin- Driggs Ave. at Eckford Street Street in Park Slope, (718) 965– ing. 1 pm. Brooklyn Children’s basics of the sports from hur- Ave. and Suydam St. in Bush- ning house, disco, soul, and in Greenpoint, (718) 387–0505], 3391], www.puppetworks.org. Museum [145 Brooklyn Ave. dles to relay races to long jump, wick, (718) 965–8935], www. funk. Free. Noon. Coney Island www.polishnationalhome.com/ HISTORY IN YOUR HANDS: at St. Marks Avenue in Crown shot put and javelin throw. Free. Boardwalk [1001 Boardwalk Warsaw%20Navigation%20 nycgvparks.org. Children learn how to process Heights, (718) 735–4400], www. 9:30 am to noon. Kaiser Park W, at W. 10th Street in Coney Frame.html. wool into yarn, card, spin and brooklynkids.org. (Neptune Ave. and W. 29th Island, (347) 496–2032], www. FOLK AND AMERICANA MUSIC: use a drop spindle and even LADYBUG RELEASE: Celebrate Street in Coney Island). SAT, JULY 6 coneyislanddancers.com. Daniel Wayne to present an make a felt ball to take home. the end of the school year and SEE IT BIG: Grab your microscope RIDE THE CAROUSEL: Yeah it’s evening of Folk and Americana FOOD TRUCKS: All Brooklyn line $3 (Children free). 1–2 pm. Lef- help release hundreds of lady- and examine tiny things and up of vendors. 11 am– 5 pm. open; the beautiful 101 year old music. free. 9 pm. The Way bugs into the garden. Free with make them big. For children ride is up and running for little Station [683 Washington Ave. ferts Historic Homestead [452 Barclays Center [620 Atlantic Flatbush Ave. between Empire museum admission. 1:30 pm. 4 years and older. Free with Ave. at Pacifi c Street in Pros- children to enjoy. $2 per ride. between St. Marks Avenue Brooklyn Children’s Museum Boulevard and Eastern Parkway museum admission. 11 am. pect Heights, (917) 618–6100], 12–5 pm. Prospect Park Audu- and Prospect Place in Prospect [145 Brooklyn Ave. at St. Marks Brooklyn Children’s Museum bon Center (Enter park at Lin- Heights, (718) 627–4949], www. in Park Slope, (718) 789–2822], https://www.barclayscenter. Avenue in Crown Heights, (718) [145 Brooklyn Ave. at St. Marks com. coln Road and Ocean Avenue in waystationbk.com. www.prospectpark.org. 735–4400], www.brooklynkids. Avenue in Crown Heights, (718) “YOU’RE A GOOD MAN, CHAR- Prospect Park), www.prospect- MUSIC, GOLDEN ERA OF HIP LADYBUG RELEASE: Celebrate org. 735–4400], www.brooklynkids. park.org/audubon. HOP: Three of hip-hop’s fi nest the end of the school year and LIE BROWN”: Based on the SINGLES, FRIEND GROUP: Group org. comic strip Peanuts by Charles ART, ‘THINGS THAT FELL OUT from Brooklyn and Queens will help release hundreds of lady- forming for women 48 to 65 READING, BOHEMIAN HIGH- Associated Schulz. Free. 7 pm. The Old OF MY POCKET’: be on the turntables spinning bugs into the garden. Free with to go to movies, lunch, dinner, WAY: “Claire Dewitt and the Gallery presents “Things That classic Golden Era music. Fea- Stone House [Third St. between museum admission. 1:30 pm. shows and trips. Meet each Bohemian Highway” is book Fourth and Fifth avenues in Park Fell Out of My Pocket” by Ste- tured Djs include Brooklyn’s Brooklyn Children’s Museum week. No walk-ins - Reserva- two of Sara Gran’s series of ven Charles, a body of painted Slope, (718) 768–31905], www. own Talib Kweli alongside DJ [145 Brooklyn Ave. at St. Marks tions a must. 2 pm. El Greco detective thrillers. Free. 7 pm. and sculpted works showcas- Marley Marl (Queens) and Tribe theoldstonehouse.org. Avenue in Crown Heights, (718) Dinner [Sheepshead Bay Rd. PowerHouse Arena [37 Main ing the use of a diverse range FILMS, BELLEVILLE BABY: It’s Called Quest’s DJ Ali Shaheed and Emmons Avenue in Sheep- St. at Water Street in DUMBO, of materials, from synthetic fur 735–4400], www.brooklynkids. easy to block out memories Muhammad (Brooklyn). $15- shead Bay, (718) 336–7908]. (718) 666–3049], www.power- to corks. Free. 1–6 pm. Associ- $20. 10 pm. Srb brooklyn [177 org. that hurt us. It’s fascinating to READING, LISA JARNOT: Lisa Jar- housearena.com. ated Gallery [566 Johnson Ave. Second Ave. at 14th Street in FUND-RAISER, MUSIC FESTIVAL: watch someone pulled back in, not’s latest book “Joie de Vivre: between Stewart and Gardner Presented by the Society for SALES AND MARKETS as with this intimate documen- Park Slope, (718) 499–1700], Selected Poems 1992-2012” avenues in Bushwick, (201) 953– the Advancement of the Carib- tary “Belleville Baby,” about www.srbbrooklyn.com. (City Lights, Spotlight, May SIDEWALK SALE: New and used 4062], www.associatedgallery. bean Diaspora this is its annual an ex-convict and his long lost 2013) traces her twenty-year items. Flea Market. Free. 10 tumblr.com. lover. $13. 8 pm. Old American SAT, JUNE 29 charity event that supports evolution to becoming one of am–4 pm. Guardian Angel BLOOMING NATURALIST: Make scholarships and activities. $45. 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The mar- The boroughs. ve gin of loss was the second worst among games the 17 betweenplayed the two 44–7 Long Island’s squads. one only the 2005 is in win worse. a “I’m Landberg, coach of the School. NYC team and Erasmus High Hall competi- a coach, football want to and don’t you tor, ever. situation that in be It’s defi feeling.” rassing carried He his him earned Thomas award. most outstandingteam’s player the ball times 10 44 for yards and a 2-point con- version. Landberg com- pares the senior headed Community Nassau to CollegeOrleans to New Dar- back running Saints University’s Shuart Sta- dium. The game benefi the Boomer Esiason Foun- fi cystic for dation research. re- ignoble an sets loss cord the for team from the fi rst one I Thomas Jefferson’s Kendall “Speedy” Thomas ve ve boroughs. nally nally brought City loses third third loses City anything is possible if if possible is anything enough.’ hard work you Thomas Jefferson High High Jefferson Thomas run- Wave Orange The “I was waiting that for The kickoff return set ‘Keanu has proved has proved ‘Keanu BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI — Grand Street wrestling coach John Zarcone Zarcone John coach wrestling Street — Grand was the highlight of the game for the fi ve boroughs with a 75- was the highlight of the game for the fi yard kickoff return in the third quarter at Hofstra University on June 18. ON THE RUN: THE ON get I’m breaking it.” School’s Kendall “Speedy” “Speedy” Kendall School’s of one provided Thomas an- the bright few spots in a the at team dismal night the for New City York Challenge Empire nual high school football seniorall-star game on June 18. ning 75-yard back’s kick- third the in return off he quarter was the highlight as of the game the for team open” fi the from wide seas “the said Thomas spread Island weaved through an open- before defense Long the in ing the he was fi at down line. 11-yard team’s Ed- of said Thomas all game,” the the kickoff return. lone “I said of to coach, my the fi City’s rest York Augustus New by up The score, a rushing touch- a down before wards. 40–8 won game was as a rout Long Island of 9,868crowd Hofstra at Empire Challenge Challenge Empire • nitely nitely dence, learn- oor,” Stephenson Stephenson oor,” ght through mis- nally oppor- got my nally got a chance to “Just watching him take take him watching “Just Stephen- because That’s in start to on went He “They did a good put- job is contract Stephenson’s fi “I erce competitor Stephen- over games, just the will will Vincent teammate the Former Council remembers a what just fi was. son games, over everything,” win, just to Council recalled. “Every- one is him.” happy for spentson, one year who at Cincin- of University the fi nati, in season third his in shine the NBA. The second-round draft the by Pacers pick was role starting a into thrust Granger Danny star after was sidelined indefi with knee a injury. 78 games and averaged 8.8 points and3.9 assists. in 25 dropped Stephenson points and grabbed re- 10 series, Pacers the in bounds be- clinching a Game 6 win over always second the in Knicks the something was It round. Morton Lincoln coach Dwayne “Tiny” if of capable was he lieved given the chance. ting him in the right spot to confi him give fi to ing takes,” he said. afterup next season and he was asked if he would con- returningsider to Brooklyn just He Nets. the with now, play to right said concerned he isn’t with agency free getting ready to continue his strong and the play help can I Pacers make another run what a title.for show to tunity fl the on be said. “I’m happy I got that chance.” Photos by Steve Solomonson — Lance Stephenson, Pacer and former Railsplitter and former Pacer Stephenson, — Lance Lance Stephenson is congratu- is Stephenson Lance teammates, I wouldn’t be getting my jersey retired.’ ‘If it weren’t for my my for weren’t it ‘If • MAKING MOMMAKING PROUD: lated by his mom Bernadette after having his basketball jersey retired at Lincoln High School on June 22. (Below) Lincoln hung two banners in its rafters commemorating his high-scoring career. cially BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI jersey into the rafters the into jersey The Coney Island has phenom “It brings Ste- memories,” back old He couldn’t get nostal- but help “I wanted to actually show up for for up show actually to wanted “I He wanted to witness it all in per- in all it witness to wanted He “It’s a blessing,” he said.“It’s “I worked The 6-foot-5, 228-pound Stephenson, Though already considered one one considered already Though Lance Stephenson has offi ected he got there. on how Railsplitters send star’s star’s send Railsplitters and a State Federation crown in 2008. School AthleticLeague Class AA titles ters a record won four straight Public reached heights. new The Railsplit- and Stephon Marbury, the program star, followingstar, guys like Telfair on. During his tenure as Lincoln’s plenty of fond memories to look back back look to memories fond of plenty phenson said. though he returns as often as he can. gic walking into his even home, old dress the crowd. this,” said Stephenson, did not ad- who the Miami Heat. ern Conference Finals the at hands of His team was eliminated in the East- the in eliminated was team His ers still alive in this year’s playoffs. for it to be pushed back with the Pac- the with back pushed be to it for a year, obliged Stephensona year, when asked ing to set a ceremony more up for than way. The school, had which been try-way. son and any other it wouldn’t have night.” night.” I just want fun to have this and enjoy wouldn’t be getting my jersey retired. retired. jersey my getting be wouldn’t hard. teammates, my for If weren’t it I refl in the NBA, enjoyed the moment and and moment the enjoyed NBA, the in now playingnow with the Indiana Pacers other with his 1 jersey. No. ing scorer with 2,946 points and the the and points 2,946 with scorer ing him as New York State’s all-time State’s him as lead- York New commemorating Stephenson passing passing Stephenson commemorating the gym rafters next to Telfair’s, one night. Two banners were unveiled in ketballAlumni Games on Saturday during a ceremony the at annual bas- ters stars their to have jerseys retired Telfair as one of only two Railsplit- ucts, Stephensonjoined Sebastian of the Coney Island top prod- school’s Lincoln High School. ball players to come out of Abraham Abraham of out come to players ball joined the pantheon of great basket- great of pantheon the joined 34 DT COURIER LIFE, JUNE 28—JULY 4, 2013 Eyes” Oberste allowed King King allowed Oberste Eyes” “Bright hit by Matt on aball fi fi King reached fi June 20 atMCUPark 20 June Aberdeen 0 Cyclones 3 adouble. home with them drove Rosario Francisco before singled each Jones Kale Sumner and Bubba Bank Ballpark. 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Fuchs win- part of that because of to his personality. out- He’s going and comes playful off the it fi when ning. Fatukasi, will who roommate Stapleton’s be this fall, was impressed team- former his with demeanor. mate’s walk,” the without talk Fatukasi said. “He does both. up, shut He doesn’t gets in your head, and he will bust your butt at the same time.” attitude to a Huskies program on the rise. UConn, which will play now Athletic American the in is is year, next Conference coming off a share of the Big East title and having a school-record fi career NFL the in selected ers Draft. school a as role ready to he’s but over, his to on move college athlete — and as a bridge to the remain- York New in talent ing City. be new city city be new ameron Staple- ameron he thinks ton at gold strike can UConn could could UConn The Poly Prep defen- Prep Poly The “I kids of feel a lot The Huskies only be- Local coaches believe “Great attitude, great startedIt the same talent magnet talent UConn. of city recruits heading heading recruits end is one of a triosive city football of play to Con- of theto University necticut that believes fall. He this he and tight end Jordan Fuchs of Christ the King and tackle defensive Fol- orunso “Foley” Fatukasi can make Storrs, Conn., the place to because for top gridironthe city’s talent. go- of suspect been have ing there because just it started,” said. Stapleton their building are “They but program up.” 2000, in pro- Division-I a came back gram UConn has an opportu- Syracuse eclipse to nity magnet talent city a as after Bronx and native former Orange coach be- to left Marrone Doug of coach head the come the Buffalo Bills. Sta- and Fatukasi Fuchs, becausepleton, their of character, can be great ambassadors UConn for years. coming the in ethic andwork they are a pleasure to coach,” Hall head Erasmus said coach Danny Landberg three. the of Syracuse. at way Marrone as kids two or one landed he successfully turned the program around and comfortable felt rest the Theenough to follow. recruit- Chal- Wave’s Orange as Empire ing classes became the the years, of talk recent in lenge they had on both players teams. The usu- players Orange the picked ally trio this but UConn, over hopes that trend ends now. C nals. nals. his of nal rst rst quarter. nished his ca- his nished rst half. rst Still, Island Long “To in put for the work picked off Long Island quarterbacks a record Brooklyn three times. Ky- linebacker Tech inter- Brammer vaune on Otranto A.J. cepted left 20-yard Island Long the seconds 59 with line fi the in quickly dominated the game. Otranto scored on a 9-yard run and Brian McKean scampered in from 5 yards to put out NYC down 13–0 with 8:18 fi the the in left to led Stan- trickery Will as Some score next hadback, a record who four touchdowns, tallied touchdown 18-yard an on a hook-and-ladder Long put It Island play. 19–0up the at half. weekthe and whole come out here and lose this bad is not a good feeling,” Marsh said. “To all have the opportunities had we in the red zone and not succeed, are we not very that.” with happy “I have to do the same same the do to have “I Ndiaye headsto Tomp- Ndiaye has wrestled weight class before falling before class weight Casella Locust of Nick to Valley. He fi 100–16 of record a with reer and wants to continue that success the at next level. dominate,” college, in thing Ndiaye said. Community Cortland kins in College spot least at for year one a earn to tries he as Cornell so he University, can join its wrestling team. at three at different weight classes his over career. This pounds, 113 at year, he won II Division league’s the both crown — to earn his third straight trip to the state tournament — and Mayor’s Cup crown. the At Division II state tournament, Ndiaye reached the semifi nament when he beat No. No. beat the off he pulled Thepion. unseeded Thomp- however, son, when biggest upsetof the tour- nament 2 seed and returning state champion Dylan Realbuto of Somers in the semifi rst rst eld lm being any any being lm ed the efforts of Photos by Yinghao Luo “I can’t imagine Dar- The game quickly quickly game The completed Marsh Empire rst quarter after suf- Continued from page 33 ren Sproles because of versatility. his highren Sproles’s school fi highlight better than his,” said said than his,” better Landberg. turned sour the for New York City team. Startingquarterback Matthew Hall Erasmus of Domina was carted off the fi the through midway fi ankle dislocated a fering on a hard tackle. When down, went Domina Boys & Girls quarter- 139 Marsh Brandon back for became the lone team’s quarterback. passes 23 of 12 yards, four intercep- but tions — three in the fi half alone — derailed turnovers These things. nullifi which defense, city’s the nal. Fabian went on to to on went Fabian nal. For the second consecu- tive season, he however, failed to claim the ultimate prize. Thompson again fell just one win of claiming shy State Federation York a New of Fabian T.J. to losing title, Shoreham-Wading River in fi the to himself and everyone anything that him around hard work you if possible is Grand Streetenough it,” for Coach John Zarcone said. cham- national the become ce ce nal frame frame nal (Left) Brooklyn International’s Cheick Ndiaye nity and” Bi- and” nity rst rst Outstand- rst. Lead-off hitter Lead-offrst. hitter Brooklyn’s second run second Brooklyn’s The Clones scored one Cristian Chivilli pitched the pitched Chivilli Cristian In another ninth-inning In another “Keanu has proved proved has “Keanu Gaviny by Cecchini. came in the fourth, when Mat- when fourth, the in came thew “Bright Eyes” Oberste double a on scored and walked Alexanderby Sanchez. in the fi the in Patrick “To Infi by singles Then walked. ondi “Mini L.J. Cecchini, Gavin Jared and Mazzilli Mazz” King, got him around the Valley Hudson bases. But out got Ridings Julian hurler of the jam with a strikeout play. and a double last three innings, giving up up giving innings, three last one hit, to earn the win. quently tookquently second on a Matt “Bright Eyes” Oberste knock. Roche then hit a deep to shot King home bringing center, run. winning the with when Ismael Tijerini scored scored Tijerini Ismael when the deciding run on a sacrifi fl rally, therally, Clones a 2–2 broke tie in the top of the fi Cyclones 3 Cyclones 2 Valley Hudson Valley Hudson at 24 June school career. This season, at 126 pounds, a second he won I Division individual league the In Award. title and his fi Wrestler ing three had he tournament titles, city his technical to falls and a pin. Erie addition In Lake to he addedsecond a straight Cup crown. headed Mayor’s Thomp- school II is son Division a College, in plans he where Ohio, to wrestling. continue WRESTLERS’ WINS: WRESTLERS’ and Grand Street Campus wrestler Keanu Thompson display their Wingate awards. nity nity elder elder Patrick “To Infi Cyclones A baseball pitchers duel duel baseballA pitchers Hudson Valley was up 3–2 3–2 up was Valley Hudson The Cyclones pulled off an- With only four losses, losses, four only With “This was a cap to my Both won the Public Public the won Both Keanu Thompson of Aberdeen with it a run- won Continuedfrom page 34 BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI Ndiaye, Thompson receive outstanding senior awards senior outstanding receive Thompson Ndiaye, elder James “Papa” Roche, Wrestlers win Wingate win Wrestlers Jeff King singled and subse- and King singled Jeff innings before left fi left before innings followed for the next three home to tiehome the game 3. at fi and” Biondi singled, sending sending singled, Biondi and” ter fi ter in the ninth, when Clones cen- Clones when ninth, the in night, winning 4–3 in 13. nings the for second-straight ing the game into extra in- extra into game the ing other ninth inning send- rally, classes during his high tled at four different weight weight different four at tled Thompson, has who wres- this was a banner year for come after this." there are greater things to four years has paid off and that I’ve put into the last last the into put I’ve that ate. “Itate. means all the work said of winning the Wing- the winning of said with talent,” Thompson tournament was stacked cause the bracket at state my greatest year wrestling, be- wrestling, year greatest aye for Division II. Division for aye won for Division I and Division for Ndi-won in each sport. Thompson tling, given to the top senior Wingate award wres- for School Athletic League’s League’s Athletic School in the years to come. vation to accomplish more more accomplish to vation high school careers as moti- award-winning end to their High School both see the the see both School High of Brooklyn International School and Cheick Ndiaye Ndiaye Cheick and School Grand Street Campus High June 23 at MCU Park Hudson Valley 3 Valley Hudson Cyclones 4 Cyclones scoring single in the 10th. the in single scoring Oberste to home tie the score. catcher Colton Plaia singled a passed ball, then Clones single. King ran home on on King home ran single. knocked Mazzilli in with a a with in Mazzilli knocked Matt “Bright Eyes” Oberste ing Cecchini to score before uncorked a wild pitch, allow- pitch, wild a uncorked Jared King. 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