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SE leaders demand community QUEENS investment after teen shot and killed By David Brand TODAY Queens Daily Eagle Dozens of votive candles arranged in a heart October 30, 2019 covered a piece of basketball court Tuesday at the Baisley Park Houses in South Jamaica, the place where 14-year-old Amir Griffin was shot MY A OR ANNOUNCED and killed by a seemingly stray bullet three City’s fourth annual Dusk and days earlier. Amir’s t-shirts, including a black Darkness campaign with a citywide “Day of tee featuring new Brooklyn Nets point guard Awareness” to draw attention to increased Kyrie Irving, hung from the chain link fence. risks to pedestrians and cyclists during the A hundred yards away — about the same fall and winter. The campaign is part of the distance police say a bullet traveled before Vision Zero initiative. striking Griffin — an NYPD observation  tower rose above Foch Boulevard. The tower was placed there several weeks ago to address “F ALL AND WINTER CONTINUE TO “historic violence” in the area, said an NYPD be the most dangerous times of year for Public advocate called on the city to invest more money in jobs, officer nearby. Cops were patrolling near the court at the time of the shooting, he said. pedestrians and cyclists, but darker days don’t education and community programs in Southeast Queens at a press conference outside See more on page 16 have to be darker times on our streets,” said of the Baisley Park Houses Tuesday. A 14-year-old boy was shot and killed at a nearby de Blasio. Continued on page 2 basketball court Saturday. Eagle photo by David Brand  B OROUGH PRESIDENT will host a Veteran’s Day observance ceremony at Queens Borough Hall on Nov. 7 Six Queens CMs call for Andy King’s expulsion to honor those who have served in the armed forces. By Victoria Merlino  Queens Daily Eagle Six Queens councilmembers — including KT A Z WILL ALSO HOLD A PUBLIC three running for Queens hearing on land use on Thursday, discussing — called for the expulsion of their Bronx a series of zoning and land use matters. The counterpart Andy King for ethics violations hearing will occur at Queens Borough Hall, and serial harassment during a contentious located at 120-55 Queens Boulevard in Kew council meeting Monday. Those six legisla- Gardens, at 10:30 a.m. tors accounted for half of the councilmem- bers who voted to expel King, who is accused  of harassing staffers and misusing Council DEA LT AIRLINES UNVEILED A NEW funds. $3.9 billion terminal at LaGuardia Airport The full Council voted 44 to 1 to levy sanc- on Tuesday, part of the $8 billion renovation tions against King, including a 30-day sus- that is supposed to take the airport into the pension. Two councilmembers abstained. modern era. But sanctions were not a strong enough penalty to Councilmember Jimmy Van Bram-  er, who introduced the motion to expel King “THE OPENING OF THE FIRST NEW from the Council. Van Bramer invoked the concourse at Terminal C is a major milestone experience of Chloe Rivera, a former Coun- that takes us one step closer to transforming cil staffer who accused King of harassment in LaGuardia Airport into a global gateway 2017 and detailed the harassment and abuse in an op-ed for the Daily News Monday. Rivera worthy of this state,” Gov. Andrew Cuomo, previously worked in Van Bramer’s office as who was on hand at the opening, said. “We’re an intern. building the nation’s first completely new “For me, there is no doubt in my mind that airport in 25 years and showing the nation given that this is not a first offense and giv- and the world that you can be ambitious and en the severity of everything included in this get big things done.” report, I believe that expulsion is warranted,”  Van Bramer said. “I know that Chloe and hun- dreds of others who work for the City Council HURA R IC NE SANDY SLAMMED INTO are listening and watching what we do today.” the New York coast this week in 2012, causing Queens Councilmembers Costa Constan- $70 billion in damage and devastating Clockwise from top left: Councilmembers , , tinides, Donovan Richards, , Rory areas of Queens. Seven years later, efforts Lancman and also voted to Eric Ulrich, , and Antonio Reynoso. Each voted to expel Bronx Councilmember Andy King at a Council hearing Monday. Continued on page 2 Continued on page 7 Photos courtesy of the councilmembers

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The evident police presence punctuated a point made by community leaders, activists TODAY and elected officials who addressed the media outside the Baisley Park Houses on Tuesday: October 30, 2019 Policing, they said, is not the solution to stop- ping gun violence. The mission requires jobs, education, extracurricular activities and com- to rebuild are ongoing. The Department of munity funding — a reversal from the decades Assemblymember Alicia Hyndman (left) and Councilmembers I. (center) Transportation has nearly restored nine of of local disinvestment by city, state and federal and Adrienne Adams demanded more city and state investments in Southeast Queens. 12 movable bridges damaged by Sandy, and governments. “Police have a role to play, but if police could all but a handful of homeowners assisted by solve this problem, it would have been solved a the city’s home construction program have long time ago,” said Public Advocate Jumaane returned home, according to the 2019 Mayor’s Williams. “An overreliance on police is not Management Report. helping. We need them to do their jobs and we  need to invest in communities so they can do their jobs.” ST . JOHN’S UNIVERSITY WILL HOST A Williams and other leaders called on the city “Salute to Italian Heritage” tonight at 7 p.m. in to implement a universal youth job program and Marillac Hall Terrace, located at 8000 Utopia immediately re-open a community center at the Pkwy., Jamaica. Anna Maria Villa, a jazz and Baisley Park Houses that has been closed since Italian vocalist will entertain. 2008.  “I applaud the mayor’s investment in Brownsville. We need the same investment in IN PArtNERSHIP WITH QUEENS Southeast Queens,” Williams said, referring to Library, the Newtown Literary Alliance, a a $9 million investment that the city made in nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting Brownsville following a July mass shooting. prose and poetry in Queens, is offering free “Find the money.” creative writing classes. The next class will be Williams referenced the recent City Council led by Lisa Ko on Nov. 2nd from 1 p.m. – 3 vote to build four new jails, including one in p.m. at Queens Library in Flushing at 41-17 Kew Gardens, as part of an effort to close Rik- Votive candles arranged in a heart covered a piece of the basketball court where 14-year- Main Street. ers Island. The Lippman Commission, a task old Amir Griffin was shot and killed on Saturday. Eagle photos by David Brand force that recommended closing Rikers jails  also called for major investments in low-income address disinvestment in Southeast Queens, an “The administration finds money for things that TEHE QUE NS MUSEUM, THE ORGA- communities of color disproportionately im- issue that surfaced for many New Yorkers after are important to them. Well this is important to nization Immigrant Movement International pacted by over-policing and mass incarceration. an investigative report by The Trace and THE Southeast Queens.” and residents of Corona celebrated the Day “We keep talking about the $9 billion for the CITY detailed the fatal consequences associ- Even as gun violence has increased in South- of the Dead yesterday with food, dancing jails. The same commission said we need $10 ated with the area’s dearth of trauma centers. east Queens in recent months, the state has di- and singing at Corona Plaza. This year, there billion of other investments to make [the plan] Gunshot victims are more likely to die in South- rected money to other high-profile endeavors, was an altar built by Corona residents and work,” he said. east Queens than any other part of the city, the including $600 million for 500 additional MTA The press conference featured emotional report revealed. police officers in the subway system to address artist Daniel del Valle honoring the lives of testimony from Griffin’s aunt and local com- Adams said Mayor Bill de Blasio seemed to fare evasion and crack down on homelessness. those who fought for educational justice in the munity activists, like 100 Suits founder Kevin lack the will to direct more money to the dis- Southeast Queens demands the same resources, Global South. Livingston, who said that after he learned of trict. said State Sen. Leroy Comrie. Amir’s death, he re-read a letter Griffin had “Mr. Mayor, we have got to put our resourc- “The mayor [and] the governor can find re- written him in June. “I will keep his legacy es into our programs. Why do you consistently sources for their pet projects,” Comrie said. alive,” Livingston said. want to cut our jobs programs, our after school “Southeast Queens needs to be their pet proj- The press conference was the latest effort to programs, our beacon programs?” she said. ect.”

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2 • Queens Daily Eagle • Wednesday, October 30, 2019 The Triboro line: a real possibility, or pie-in-the-sky? Experts weigh in. By Alex Williamson Brooklyneagle.com The MTA announced earlier this month that it would study a plan to build part of the Triboro RX, a 24-mile rail line that would carry passengers from the Brooklyn Army Terminal to Co-Op City in the Bronx along existing, above-ground freight lines. The Triboro would make 22 stops and link up 17 subways and four commuter lines, offering many more options to move between the boroughs without traveling through Manhattan. Bringing passenger service to the line, which was first proposed by transit advocacy group the Regional Plan Association in the ‘90s, would shave precious tens of minutes off daily commutes between Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx, where the majority of the city’s From left: Samara Karasyk, chief policy officer at the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, Assemblymember Latrice Walk- job growth is centered, particularly in Brooklyn and Queens. er, State Sen. Jessica Ramos, Nick Sifuentes, executive director of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign, and modera- Yet the subways were designed to get people in and out of Man- tor Ben Max, executive editor of Gotham Gazette. Eagle photo by Alex Williamson hattan, where jobs were largely concentrated when the tunnels were dug 115 years ago. To move between the “outer boroughs” usual- ly requires a Manhattan-centric, circuitous route, often with multi- Heights, Corona, East Elmhurst and Ditmars Steinway in Queens, ple connections or a trip on one of the city’s notoriously plodding, seconded Walker’s opposition to a fare hike and to the MTA’s ongo- unreliable buses. ing efforts to catch fare beaters. “One hundred and sixty-three mil- “Our housing affordability crisis has been pushing people far- lion dollars is being spent on 500 extra police officers in the MTA,” ther and farther from their jobs, taxing our transit system, taxing said the senator. “We’re spending more money than it would proba- people’s health and their livelihoods, and making them late to get bly cost to cover MetroCards for the people who can’t afford to ride kids at daycare, for health appoints, meetings, all kinds of things,” our trains.” said Kate Slevin, senior vice president of state programs and advo- The panel acknowledged that making farther flung, often low- cacy at the RPA. er-income neighborhoods easier to reach could lead to another prob- Could the Triboro be the answer? Slevin and other RPA reps lem — accelerated gentrification. hosted a panel of transit experts and lawmakers at Brooklyn Histori- “When we see … speculators as well as the real estate folk, cal Society Monday to discuss the ambitious proposal. whenever they’re advertising these apartments, it’s always ‘along One of the plan’s perks is that it would make use of existing this rail line,’ and, ‘along this train station,’” said Assemblymember freight lines, keeping construction costs low — in theory. The RPA Walker. “This is very scary because with all these plans comes gen- estimates the total cost for all 24 miles would be between $1 and $2 trification, and, does this also mean that more people will be pushed billion, a relative bargain considering the first phase of the Second to the outskirts of our communities?” Avenue Subway extension cost $2.7 billion per mile and the second Nick Sifuentes, executive director of the Tri-State Transporta- phase is expected to smash that world record with a cost of $3.8 bil- tion Campaign, said the city should work to offset any gentrifica- lion per mile. tion that could come with improved transit, rather than avoiding up- Still, the money has to come from somewhere, and the MTA al- grades. ready has a serious deficit problem. “I think the most important thing here is that transit advocates Assemblymember Latrice Walker, who introduced a bill in June need to work hand-in-hand with affordable housing advocates,” said to press the agency to study the plan, said she doesn’t want it paid Sifuentes. “We can’t tell people, ‘You’re low income, so you’re rel- for with fare hikes. Her district, which includes Brownsville, Flat- egated to subpar service.’” bush, East New York, Crown Heights and Ocean Hill, has the high- Critics have also pointed out that passenger trains co-existing est number of fare evasion arrests in the city. with freight trains could pose a logistics challenge. Slevin pointed “There are a lot of individuals who make just enough money to out that mingling the two uses already works well for cities like Lon- The Triboro line would connect Bay Ridge to the Bronx, be broke, who … already find our waning infrastructure and subway don and Chicago, as well as in northern New Jersey. with 22 stops in between. system very unaffordable,” said Walker. The MTA has said they will begin the study by the end of this Map courtesy Regional Plan Association State Sen. Jessica Ramos, who represents parts of Jackson year. BAM takes it to the street with public opera installation By Alex Williamson provided by BAM. Brooklyneagle.com The opera’s storyline concerns two homicidal octogenarians If you’re passing by the Peter Jay Sharp Building some eve- plotting a murder-for-hire on a cheating husband. Doreen Cu- ning this week, you might notice a colorful display projected onto ran, Sylvia O’Brien and Dan Reardon provide the operatic vo- the building’s side. That’s not a rezoning protest, that’s an art instal- cal tracks while the action is depicted in a graffiti-like anima- lation — a mini opera by Irish Brian Irvine and John McIlduff — so tion style. stop and check it out! The “He Did What?” installation is the first event in BAM’s “He Did What?” is a 10-minute animated opera that debuted new Artistic Director David Binder’s first “Next Wave” season, Saturday at BAM and will run on a loop every evening from 7 to 10 which has programming through mid-December and includes the- p.m. Passersby are free to stop and watch the film, which is playing ater, dance and visual art installations in the lineup. “He Did What?” is playing at BAM through Saturday. on the side of the building facing Ashland Place, with headphones “He Did What?” is free and running through Nov. 2. Photo by Sam Polcer, courtesy of BAM.

Zeruya Shalev to launch highly-anticipated new novel at Greenlight Bookstore

In “PAIN,” on sale Nov. 5 from Other Press, the relationship fizzled out 30 years ago. Shalev’s Israeli writer Zeruya Shalev lays out the destruc- own experience surviving a suicide bombing and tive power of infidelity and obsession in searing struggling to move on afterwards give the book a illyy detail, as one woman struggles between claiming gritty emotional truth. aai the life she’s always wanted and honoring her or- Zeruya Shalev is the author of four previous DD dinary commitments to work and family. novels, a book of poetry and a children’s book. Iris survived a suicide bombing in Jerusa- She’s the winner of the Corine International lem a decade before the novel’s outset, but one Book Prize and the Welt-Literature Award. day the pain of her injuries mysteriously returns. Shalev will launch “PAIN” at Greenlight When her doctor turns out to be her first love, Iris Bookstore, 686 Fulton St. with Lauren Groff, Na- is thrown back into the familiar mix of teenaged tional Book Award-winning author of “Fates and Bookmark ecstasy, guilt and regret that she hasn’t felt since Furies,” Nov. 5 at 7:30 p.m. Photo courtesy penguinrandom- house.com

Wednesday, October 30, 2019 • BQ Daily Eagle • 3 1. 2. I voted early: Here’s how it went By Mary Frost In Brooklyn, there are 18 early voting sites set district table. The poll worker takes your informa- BQ Daily Eagle up (61 across the city), and yours may be different tion and then prints out a ballot suitable for your I voted early for the very first time on Monday than your usual voting place. Don’t panic. You can district, all within one minute. Then you walk the — and it was amazing. easily find out where it is by calling 311. ballot to a private voting booth where, as usual, As a jaded Brooklynite who has voted in al- My early voting site was the Urban Assem- you fill in the circles next to your choices. After most every election for the past 20 years, I found bly School for Law and Justice at 283 Adams St. that you feed the ballot into the scanner. Finito. the difference between regular Election Day vot- in Downtown Brooklyn. It was easy to find the Poll Inspector Grace Meulens says it’s about ing and early voting to be revelatory. (Kind of like place: Red, white and blue Vote NYC arrows are time New York got into the early voting business. landing at San Diego International after taking off stuck onto the sidewalks surrounding the school, “It’s better for the people for the simple rea- from LaGuardia.) pointing you right to the entrance. son that people can’t come out to vote on Tuesday; Early voting is the way voting is supposed to School is open, but there is no mixing of vot- they got to go to work,” Meulens told the Brook- be. The energy is high, and election staffers are ers and students. A woman sitting at a table right lyn Eagle. “Now they have Saturday and Sunday. friendly. The process is computerized from begin- inside the building directs you to the cafeteria, What were they waiting for? Thirty states had it. ning to end and everything works. You just tell the where numerous tables and voting stations are set New York? The biggest and the dumbest.” (New poll workers your name and they look up your in- up. York is not the biggest state; jury’s out on if it’s formation on their tablets. No more paper books. Get this: You don’t have to go to a specific the dumbest.) The old registration book was “always incor- rect,” Meulens added. “They never had the right addresses in it and we continuously had to make out affidavits. I think [early voting] is better.” While Meulens is a Democratic inspector, her Republican tablemate, who didn’t want to go on the record, nodded her agreement. “It’s bipartisan. Everybody is happy about it,” Meulens said. An election official advises that people This election, voters are deciding on five bal- read their voter guide before coming to lot questions that propose changes to the City fill out their ballot, especially because the Charter, and are also electing a candidate for the City Charter proposals (on the flip side) are position of public advocate. in tiny print and hard to read. Inspector Jan Combopiano advised that peo- ple read their voter guide before coming to fill out polling sites are open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. On their ballot. Tuesday and Friday, they open at 7 a.m. and “The proposals are in pretty small print, so close at 8 p.m. On the weekend it’s 10 a.m. to it’s hard to read. So, read about them in the vot- 4 p.m. All the 61 sites across the city have the er guide or online, and that would really help,” she same hours. told the Eagle. If your site seems like it’s too far to walk, “People can always vote on the ballot mark- Uber and Lyft are offering rides to early voting ing device if they have a hard time reading it,” poll sites citywide at a 50 percent discount. To re- Combopiano added. “Anyone can use the ballot ceive the discount, request a ride and use the code marking device. It makes the print bigger.” NYSVOTES2019 for Uber and NYCVOTES for Lyft. The discount is for a single ride (one way) Red, white and blue Vote NYC arrows are stuck onto the sidewalks surrounding the Ur- Poll hours and is good for up to $5 off, while rides are avail- ban Assembly School for Law and Justice. Eagle photo by Mary Frost On Monday, Wednesday and Thursday the able. Actress Gugu Mbatha-Raw dazzles with sheer variety of jobs By Mark Kennedy on TV and the stage, like on “Doctor Who” and The Associated Press opposite Jude Law in “Hamlet.” Subsequent high- Sometimes it seems like Gugu Mbatha-Raw lights include the Emmy-winning “Black Mirror” is playing some crazy version of showbiz Bingo. episode “San Junipero” and her first starring film This is a woman who has assembled an aston- role in “Belle.” ishing variety of roles in her 36 years. Big-bud- Her work often explores race — as she did get Hollywood blockbuster? Sure, “A Wrinkle in playing a biracial aristocrat in “Belle” — but she’s Time.” What about an 18th-century English dra- also appeared in work in which her own race is not ma? Of course, “Belle.” Any romantic comedies? commented on, like in the multicultural cast of “A Check out “Larry Crowne.” Wrinkle in Time.” She’s been on Broadway, in Shakespeare’s Mbatha-Raw’s father grew up under apartheid “Hamlet” no less, and a classic Disney musical in South Africa and her mother is white and Brit- with “Beauty and the Beast.” Sci-fi? Of course — ish. “Identity interests me,” she says. “I like the look at “Cloverfield Paradox.” Voicing a puppet? freedom to be a three-dimensional artist that can Check out “The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance.” explore all sides of humanity.” “I always like the idea of being a chameleon,” She has steered sharply into the topic of racial Mbatha-Raw says. “I always like to feel like I’m identity in one current project — “Farming,” the stretching myself and doing something opposite to harrowing, real-life tale of an African immigrant what I did before. Because that keeps me interest- to England in the 1970s who somehow became a ed and hopefully keeps other people interested.” skinhead. It’s based on the life of Adewale Akinn- The actress has a clutch of projects coming uoye-Agbaje, who directs, co-stars and wrote the out this fall and they’re typically diverse: the film screenplay. noir feature “Motherless Brooklyn,” the flagship Mbatha-Raw plays a kindly teacher, an amal- Apple TV Plus streaming drama “The Morning gam of three or four real people who helped get Show” and the searing indie film “Farming.” Akinnuoye-Agbaje’s life back on track. The film Mbatha-Raw plays a love interest oppo- is a terrifying look at identity and belonging. site Edward Norton in the actor-director’s adap- “When I first read the script, I thought, ‘Oh, tion of Jonathan Lethem’s 1999 novel “Mother- this is brutal. This is really harrowing.’ But I think less Brooklyn” about a private eye with Tourette’s you have to go on that journey. And I think it’s one syndrome. of those ugly parts of our British history that we Norton went back in time to plunk the story in need to heal from. I think you have to sort of ac- 1959 and created Mbatha-Raw’s character, a com- knowledge these parts of history.” munity activist from Harlem who forges an unex- Akinnuoye-Agbaje had worked with Mbatha- pected bond with the detective. Raw before — notable on the film “Concussion” “They’re both overlooked in different ways,” — and needed an actress who exuded benevo- she says. “I think they see something in each oth- lence and purity. “While she’s an amazing talent er where no one else sort of sees them, which I as an actress, she has that as a human being,” he thought was really beautiful.” Actress Gugu Mbatha-Raw has a clutch of projects coming out this fall: the film noir fea- says. “It’s just so effortless for her.” Mbatha-Raw is an actress who does her re- ture “Motherless Brooklyn,” the flagship Apple TV Plus streaming drama “The Morning Mbatha-Raw, who in 2017 became a Member search. For “A Wrinkle in Time,” she visited NA- Show” and the searing indie film “Farming.” of the Order of the British Empire for her services SA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, so naturally she Photo by Christopher Smith/Invision/AP to drama, makes her home in Los Angeles these went to great lengths to get the tone right — walk- days. This year marks the 10th anniversary of her ing around Harlem, listening to Miles Davis and Mbatha-Raw goes from the ‘50s to the pres- the show is deeply influenced by our post-#Me- first visit to America. Billie Holiday. ent day for “The Morning Show,” a series about Too era media landscape. “It goes to some really “I definitely consider myself British still, but I “When you’re filming in New York, the his- the cutthroat off-camera world of a morning TV interesting dark places,” she says. “It’s quite juicy love America. I just love the spirit here. I love the tory is all around you,” she says. “And it’s such show that stars Jennifer Aniston, Reese Wither- and Machiavellian.” work that gets made here. I think it’s a fascinating a treat because it really grounds you in a sense of spoon and Steve Carell. Mbatha-Raw graduated from London’s Royal bundle of contradictions and it’s a dynamic place place and time,” she said. She plays an ambitious talent booker and says Academy of Dramatic Arts and soon found parts to live and work.”

4 • BQ Daily Eagle • Wednesday, October 30, 2019 Actresses cite lack of Hollywood stylists who get black hair By Gary Gerard Hamilton The Associated Press Tiffany Haddish recalls leaving the set of a big-budget movie in tears in search of someone who could properly do her hair. Lorraine Toussaint blithely recounts the times her tresses have been damaged by stylists inexperienced with managing black hair. And Tia Mow- ry-Hardrict recalls breaking down on set after seeing what was done to her locks. “It’s mind-blowing to me that we still have to —meaning black actresses — have to fight to have black hairdressers on set for us. There was one time in particular I was doing this movie and, my God, I was the lead. And after this person did my hair, I cried. I was like ‘I cannot like I cannot go out there looking like this,’” said Mowry-Hardrict, star of the Netflix sitcom, “Family Reunion.” “I just don’t understand why you have to fight to get someone to un- derstand the importance of that.” Various hairstyles worn by actress-comedian Tiffany Haddish. AP Photo From Oscar winners to stars on the rise, many African Ameri- can actresses have similar stories about hair struggles in Hollywood. she said. “If we feel that we have someone that understands us and Legendary hairstylist Robert Stevenson, who was honored by In an industry known for its glamour and beauty, some say the lack understands what we want and what we need, then we’re gonna feel 706 last year with a lifetime achievement award, says it’s hard for of diversity behind the scenes has led to challenging situations for great and we can do what we came to do.” anyone to join the union, regardless of ethnicity: “It’s no joke.” women of color. Queen Latifah said she encountered stylists who didn’t know The Emmy-winner began his career in the 1960s when he says While black hair comes in different textures, it is generally de- what to do with her hair, particularly early in her career. the government forced Hollywood to hire people of color for all en- fined by its curls, ranging from wavy to very tight coils. For years, “It’s not because their heart wasn’t in the right place — they just tertainment unions. He was the first black male hairstylist the union racism and segregation typically dictated that black people exclu- didn’t have the skillset to do black hair,” said Latifah, who recent- accepted. sively worked on black hair. Today, that tradition remains as many ly worked with Proctor & Gamble to form “The Queen Collective” Stevenson, who’s styled stars like Angela Bassett, Viola Davis, non-black stylists have not learned how to work successfully with to promote racial and gender equality in filmmaking. “As African Samuel L. Jackson and Eddie Murphy, said with more opportunities African American hair. Americans, we have all different shapes, sizes, colors, textures, and for black actors, unions are playing catch up. Halle Berry exploded on the Hollywood scene in the early you got to be able to work with that. We are always in a position to “When I came in, we didn’t have many black actresses. I mean, 1990s with a short, pixie hairstyle that would become her signature. be able to work with what white people do. That’s just how it’s been, Pam Grier was like one of the biggest stars,” Stevenson said. “But Others heavily copied the style, but the Oscar-winner didn’t set out but it has to be reversed. It has to be some respect over here and fig- now it’s changed so much. There’s so many more black actresses. to start a trend — it was a result of previous experiences with some uring out what to do with our hair. So, we just really need to add And the few black hairstylists that are in [the union] are working, so Hollywood stylists. more people to the industry.” [the actresses] can’t seem to get who they want. But Viola Davis can “That’s why I had short hair,” laughed the actress. “[Maintain- To work in a wide range of entertainment areas, from films to get whatever she wants.” ing] it was easy. I think as people of color, especially in the business, talk shows, hairstylists must be in a union. Local 706 is the union for And while it’s true that the Oscar, Tony and Emmy award-win- we haven’t always had people that know how to manage our hair. hairstylists in Los Angeles; Local 798 is based in New York. Joining ner may be able to get whoever she wants, Davis has been vocal Those days are different now — that’s when I started.” a union requires a license and experience on a production. about her past hair woes. As recently as May, she said she would Others say the lack of Hollywood stylists able to manage their Local 706 doesn’t keep records on the race and ethnicity of its no longer work with stylists who don’t respect the craft of styling hair properly remains a problem. stylists but is aware of the frustrations and is trying to find solutions. black hair. “I can relate to that 100 percent,” said Sierra Capri, the 20-year- Randy Sayer, the business representative for Local 706, hopes that It’s deeper than “just someone not being able to do your hair,” old star of “On My Block,” Netflix’s most-binged original show of changes in the industry do take place. Sayer says the union has no said DeWanda Wise, who starred in Netflix’s “She’s Gotta Have It” 2018. Capri, who says she’s multi-racial but identifies as black, said control over which stylists are hired for a production; that decision and is currently in post-production for Sony’s comedy-drama “Fa- it’s a relief when an actress finds a stylist who understands black belongs to producers, studios and other employers. therhood,” along with Kevin Hart. “It’s people touching this texture hair. “I agree with every woman of color or every actor who says ‘we with a certain level of trepidation and disgust.” “We want to look and feel good, and we want to feel our best,” need more.’ I want to be the person who’s helping us achieve that.” Andrea Pezzillo, a celebrity stylist who has groomed a wide range of clients such as Jhene Aiko, Chanel Iman, Jeff Bridges and Omari Hardwick, understands why many black actresses are wary of white hair stylists. “I always say this: it could take five years to grow your hair, and it could take one flat iron to break it all off,” said the Los Ange- les-based Pezzillo, who is white. Pezzillo says she began styling women of color after attend- ing beauty school and becoming close with an Eritrean classmate. They’d often braid and explore each other’s hair, and eventually, a black instructor took Pezzillo under her wing. “When I started doing African American hair, I didn’t look at it different. I just looked at it like hair,” she said. “I was never intimi- dated and I learned through my mistakes.” However, actresses say white stylists like Pezzillo who are pro- ficient with many hair textures are far and few in between. “I would be a liar if I said it hasn’t been a problem. And it’s been tough-going for many years,” Toussaint said. “Our hair is way more complicated,” the veteran actress ex- plained. “If I’ve been told I have a not-black hair person, the first question I say is, “Can they do a ‘press-and-curl?” If you can do a press-and-curl, we can work together. If you don’t know what a press-and-curl is, we’ve got to start from scratch. But it is a chal- lenge.” Haddish said when she shot the movie “Keanu,” there was no one on set who could braid the cornrows she sported in the film. “So, then I had to go outside of the movie to find people in New Orleans to braid my hair. And I cried about it because it was a lot of extra time, and I could have been resting or learning my lines or just making sure I was on point,” she said. Sanaa Lathan says she’s worn wigs to protect her tresses. “I’ve worked in London, I’ve worked all over the world and sometimes you don’t know if you’re gonna have somebody who’s familiar with black hair,” she said. For Mowry-Hardrict, it’s about more than just making an actress feel prepared for her job. “If your hair is all over the place,” it will be noticed,” she said. “When you have someone look at you on television, you want to make sure that you are represented in the correct way,” the for- mer “Sister, Sister” actress said. “Our hair is really important. So, we got to represent, and we need someone who knows how to help us represent.” Musician and actress Queen Latifah fixing her hair after receiving the W.E.B. Dubois Medal for her contributions to Associated Press writers Amanda Lee Myers and John Carucci black history and culture during ceremonies at Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass. AP Photo/Elise Amendola, File contributed to this report.

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6 • BQ Daily Eagle • Wednesday, October 30, 2019 Six Queens CMs call for Andy King’s expulsion Continued from page 1 cause he is out of the country, gued that the Council should a spokesperson said. stick to the punishments that expel King a month after the Council Speaker Corey the committee proposed. Council’s Ethics Committee Johnson said King’s “conduct “We didn’t elect Coun- released a 48-page report that shows complete and utter dis- cilmember King. The public detailed allegations against dain, and even contempt, for did. But we want to remind him. The report stated that this body and its processes,” the public of what he did,” King retaliated against staff- Constantinides and Rich- Koslowitz said. “For the next ers who cooperated with eth- ards, who are running for two years and two months, ics investigators, harassed Queens Borough President Andy King will remember staffers and used Council along with Van Bramer, said what he did.” funds to pay for a retreat to King showed a lack of re- , who the Virgin Islands where his morse during his testimony to was stripped of his committee wife’s daughter was getting the Council. chairmanship after being ac- married. “Councilmember King’s cused of sexual harassment by The Ethics Committee staff did not have a voice a staffer earlier this year, also recommended that the Coun- because he sought to take it voted to sanction King. cil suspend King for 30 days away,” Constantinides said. At the hearing, King said without pay, fine him $15,000 “I’m finding it hard here that he was unable to fully and appoint a monitor that today because of the lack of explain himself to investiga- will oversee his office. remorse and sincerity for staff tors because he had difficulty All but one councilmem- members,” Richards said. setting up a time to meet with ber in the Queens delegation Ulrich said King should them. present at the hearing voted to be expelled in part because “It’s a one-sided document levy sanctions against King. he will have a hard time rep- that they’re asking you to vote I. Daneek Miller abstained, resenting his district after be- on,” King told his colleagues. stating that he was “still trou- ing stripped of his committee “My due process has been vi- bled” that King did not get to titles. olated here.” fully explain his side of the But Councilmember Karen He said that he treated his Six Queens councilmembers, including three running for Queens borough president, story. Councilmember Fran- Koslowitz, who is a member staff like “family” and that he voted to expel Bronx Councilmember Andy King for ethics violations and harassing staff cisco Moya did not vote be- of the Ethics Committee, ar- is a “kind and loving soul.” members. Official NYC Council Photo by William Alatriste

Six of the 12 councilmembers who voted to expel Bronx Councilmember Andy King were from Queens. Photo via City Council CALL TO ACTION The NYC Tourism website excludes most of Queens. Let’s fill in the gaps. By David Brand few communities — like a Queens Daily Eagle Richmond Hill roti tour and Queens gets little love the Queens County Farm from the city’s official tour- Museum along the Little ism website — a resource for Neck/Glen Oaks border — out-of-towners and adven- but it fails to provide a com- turous New Yorkers to find prehensive guide of the bulk out about of the World’s Borough. neighborhoods. So what bar should we NYCGo.com, the tour- visit after our roti? Where ism site, profiles just nine can we buy a new shirt that Queens neighborhoods — doesn’t smell like livestock and one isn’t even a neigh- after visiting the farm mu- borhood. The site describes seum? And where should we fun things to do in the Rock- eat dinner? aways, which is actually The Queens Daily Eagle shorthand for a collection of will do what the city tourism distinct neighborhoods along website has not: Describe the Rockaway Peninsula. those excluded neighbor- The “Official Guide” of hoods. NYC focuses on Astoria, We’re drawing on the ex- Long Island City, Sunnyside, periences of local experts to Jackson Heights, Flushing, write our community pro- Corona, Forest Hills and Ja- files, so we need your help. maica, excluding the entire Are you from St. Albans, eastern portion of the bor- Bayside, Springfield Gar- ough. dens, Elmhurst or one of The guide does highlight the many other “forgotten” some specific activities in a Queens neighborhoods?

E mail [email protected] The Eagle made a map of Queens based on the NYC Tourism website’s neighborhood profiles. Notice to share your hot neighborhood tips. anything missing? Map by David Brand

Wednesday, October 30, 2019 • Queens Daily Eagle • 7 Our World In Pictures

CHILE — Rising flames: An anti-government demonstra- tor waved a Chilean flag be- hind a burning street barri- cade in Santiago on Monday. Fresh protests and attacks on businesses erupted in Chile Monday despite President Sebastián Piñera’s replace- ment of eight Cabinet min- isters with more centrist fig- ures. AP Photo/Matias Delacroix

INDIA — Catching up: A Naga man read a newspaper carrying headlines of the Naga peace talks in Ko- hima on Tuesday. Naga groups are trying to reach an agreement with the government after demanding the introduction of a separate Naga flag and constitution. AP Photo/Yirmiyan Arthur

SPAIN — Facing fate: A protester wearing a Catalan independence mask stood in front of police moments before clashes began in Barcelo- WASHINGTON, D.C. — Hopes and fears: The sun began to rise behind the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday, na on Saturday, as 350,000 people protested the imprisonment of nine the morning after Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced that the House of Representatives would vote on a Catalan separatist leaders for their roles in an illegal 2017 secession bid. resolution to affirm the impeachment investigation of President . AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite AP Photo/Bernat Armangue

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Wednesday, October 30, 2019 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • 9 Safety training deadline approaches for NYC construction workers By Jonathan Sperling Starting Dec. 1, workers Committee for Occupational Queens Daily Eagle at major construction sites Safety and Health, Catholic The deadline for day la- are required to have at least Charities, Archdiocese of borers in the construction 30 hours of safety training, New York, New Immigrant industry to receive man- while supervisors must have Community Empowerment datory safety training is at least 62 hours of training. and La Colmena. fast-approaching, prompting Locations of the more than “This Day of Action will outreach from a slew of city 6,700 construction sites are engage day laborers, includ- agencies. available on the NYC De- ing immigrant workers, on Mayor Bill de Blasio an- partment of Building’s inter- the new training require- nounced that Nov. 7 will active map at nyc.gov/assets/ ments that will keep New serve as a day of action to in- buildings/html/site-safe- York City worksites safer for form day laborers, including ty-construction-map. all,” said Mayor’s Office of immigrant workers, in the Both workers and supervi- Immigrant Affairs Commis- construction industry about sors can obtain safety train- sioner Bitta Mostofi. the Dec. 1 deadline for work- ing from any DOB-approved “Immigrant workers are ers and supervisors to obtain course provider, which can an integral part of our work- site safety training, which is be sorted by location using force and economy, and we required under Local Law the course provider map, look forward to working with 196. or by taking OSHA-10 or community organizations to On that day, the Mayor’s OSHA-30 classes from an ensure they know how and Office will direct city agen- Occupational Safety and where they obtain this criti- cies, in partnership with day Health Administration certi- cal safety training.” laborer organizations and fied training provider. The city encourages con- community organizations, to The community organi- struction workers to visit conduct outreach to laborers zations involved in the out- nyc.gov/nycsafety for more at pick-up and drop-off loca- reach include Workers Jus- information about site safety tions across all five boroughs. tice Project, the New York training. MTA construction workers repair subway track. Photo via MTA/Flickr Queens lawmakers rally for ranked-choice voting By Jonathan Sperling York City primary and special to implement ways, such as Queens Daily Eagle elections. A candidate who ranked-choice voting and ear- Two Queens lawmakers collects a majority of the vote ly voting, that make voting championed ranked-choice — 50 percent plus one vote— and running for office more voting at a rally Tuesday, as wins. If no candidates win an accessible for everyone,” New Yorkers head to the polls outright majority, then the last Cruz said. to vote on this election reform place candidate will be elim- Kim questioned why some- measure during the ongoing inated and the votes for that one would oppose the initia- early voting period and the candidate are redistributed tive in a phone call with the Nov. 5 general election. based on who voters ranked Eagle. Assemblymembers Catali- as their second choice. “If you’re against it then na Cruz and Ron Kim, who to- This process is repeated you’re for a toxic system,” gether represent a large swath until there is a majority win- Kim said. “I think people will of central and eastern Queens, ner. be excited for it and it will be a stood with community group Both Cruz and Kim say model for the rest of country.” Minkwon to urge voters to ranked-choice voting would If enacted, ranked-choice support ranked-choice voting, benefit candidates who are voting would apply to local which appears as the first of people of color, as well as primary and special elections five questions on the general those without the support of a beginning in 2021. That in- election ballot. major party. cludes elections for city coun- Ranked-choice voting al- “Democracy can only tru- cilmembers, borough presi- Assemblymembers Catalina Cruz (center) and Ron Kim (second from right) rally in lows voters to rank their top ly be effective when every- dents, the public advocate and support of ranked choice voting. Photo courtesy of Common Cause New York five candidates in local New one’s voice is heard. We need the mayor. New York City’s free ID card program offers new benefits By Victoria Merlino agencies and the NYPD, and because of this commitment Queens Daily Eagle be used at select banks to open to accessibility and inclusion, IDNYC, New York City’s an account. and this new expansion will free identification card pro- A litany of cultural institu- ensure even more New York- gram, will offer new benefits tions, such as the Queens Mu- ers can participate,” de Blasio to the city’s 1.3 million card- seum, the Queens Theatre, the said in a statement. holders starting next year, New York Botanical Garden, U.S. Rep. Gregory Meeks according to a Tuesday an- the Museum of Modern Art praised the participating cul- nouncement by Mayor Bill de and MoMA PS1, the American tural institutions and encour- Blasio. Museum of Natural History aged New Yorkers to obtain The municipal ID card en- and Flushing Town Hall, offer their IDNYC card. ables New Yorkers, especial- free year-long memberships to “I’ve seen how beneficial ly residents who lack state or those with the card. IDNYC has been in bringing federal identification, to ac- New organizations within people out of the shadows and cess city services and cultural the program include the The connecting them to vital ser- institutions through associat- Apollo Theater, The Shed and vices,” Meeks said in a state- ed benefits. IDNYC does not the Whitney Museum. ment. “New York recognizes ask applicants for their im- “Over the last five years, the value of diversity, and I migrantion status and can be IDNYC has become the largest am proud to welcome all new used to enter city government and most successful munici- and returning members of the Mayor Bill de Blasio and city leaders introduced the the IDNYC card in 2013. buildings, interact with city pal ID program in the nation IDNYC program.” Photo by William Alatriste via City Council/Flickr

10 • Queens Daily Eagle • Wednesday, October 30, 2019 Subs, sushi and space: Wegmans comes to NYC Associated Press za and buffet bars, and has The Navy Yard location New Yorkers are flocking a bar serving alcohol in the is accessible by a number to greet a new arrival to the cafe. of transportation modes, in- outerboroughs — Wegmans The new Brooklyn outpost cluding subway and ferry, grocery store. is the 101st store for Weg- and also has a number of The popular regional chain mans, which was founded spaces for drivers to park. officially opened its first New over a century ago in Roch- There are plans to have a York City outpost Sunday, a ester, New York, and is still grocery delivery service of- 74,000-square-foot (6,875- family-owned. fered through the new loca- sq. meter) store at the Brook- At least one well-known tion by the end of the month. lyn Navy Yard with more Brooklyn native was glad to Wegmans has more than than 500 employees. see the store come to the bor- 40 stores in other parts of Despite the rain, crowds ough. New York state, as well as turned out Sunday to take a “It’s an amazing super- store locations in New Jersey, look at a selection the com- market, it’s clean, it’s beauti- Pennsylvania, Massachu- pany says includes almost ful, it’s moderately priced and setts, Virginia, Maryland and 50,000 items. they treat the workers very North Carolina. Aside from groceries, the nicely so I’m looking forward Another store is being On Sunday, a 74,000-square-foot Wegman’s opened at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The store offers a range of food to it being in Brooklyn,” said planned for Westchester 500-employee store has generated a lot of attention — and grocery shopping. options, including sushi, piz- Sen. Charles Schumer. County. AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File Jail oversight agency will vote Thursday on solitary confinement reforms By David Brand tary from 30 to 15, except in DOC, CHS, and the public.” Queens Daily Eagle cases of serious assault on The board has not pro- The New York City Board staff, which results in a 60- posed eliminating solitary of Correction will vote Thurs- day sentence. The proposals confinement altogether, how- day on a set of measures that include removing detainees ever, even after the high-pro- would change the way people from their solitary cell for file death of Layleen Polanco, are detained inside city jails. four hours instead of one. who died in her cell after ex- The board, an oversight Young adults would be re- periencing a seizure. Your message to the most body that sets minimum stan- moved from restrictive hous- Polanco’s death further vital Queens audience can dards for the jail system, has ing for ten hours, instead of galvanized activists and law- proposed reforms to solitary the current seven. makers who cite the deleteri- appear here for less than confinement — what the city “The comprehensive re- ous mental health effects of calls “punitive segregation” strictive housing rules are solitary confinement. Earlier you spend on coffee ... — including a 15-day limit the result of stakeholder en- this month, Mayor Bill de Talk to us. and new categories for peo- gagement, best practice re- Blasio declined to renew the ple excluded from solitary view, and data-driven policy board membership of former confinement. debates,” said Board of Cor- Family Court Judge Bryanne The board has proposed rection Interim Chair Jackie Hamill after her six-year term For Display Advertising please con- reducing the maximum Sherman in a statement. “I expired. Hamill has called for tact Maureen Coppola at: number of consecutive days look forward to discussing an end to the use of solitary someone can spend in soli- the rules with the Board, confinement. [email protected]

8900 Sutphin Blvd., Lower Suite Girl shot in Jamaica, less Jamaica, Queens, NY 11435 than 48 hours after teen killed on basketball court By Jonathan Sperling a dark complexion, thin build programs, our after school Queens Daily Eagle and wearing black hooded programs, our beacon pro- A teen girl was shot in Ja- sweatshirts and dark-colored grams?” Councilmember maica on Monday, less than pants. One of the suspects was Adrienne Adams said. “The two days after another teenag- seen wearing a red jacket with administration finds money er was shot and killed nearby. white-colored sleeves. for things that are important The unidentified 16-year- Less than 48 hours be- to them. Well this is important old was standing in front of fore Monday’s shooting, a to Southeast Queens.” 89-29 161st St. just before 4 seemingly stray bullet killed Adams, as well as Public p.m. Monday when shots were 14-year-old Amir Griffin Advocate Jumaane Williams, fired, cops say. The girl was while he stood on a basket- called on the city to imple- struck by a bullet in the left ball court at the Baisley Park ment a universal youth job shoulder and rushed by EMS Houses in South Jamaica program and invest more in to Long Island Jewish Medi- on Saturday. The shooting, education and community cal Center, where she was in which took place less than two programs. stable condition as of press miles away from Monday’s “Police have a role to play, time Tuesday. shooting, prompted Southeast but if police could solve this Police from the 103rd Pre- Queens leaders to state at a problem, it would have been cinct are looking for three media conference that polic- solved a long time ago,” Wil- suspects thought to be con- ing is not the solution to stop- liams said. “An overreliance nected to the shooting. All ping gun violence. on police is not helping. We three suspects were caught “Mr. Mayor, we have got need them to do their jobs on surveillance video and de- to put our resources into our and we need to invest in com- scribed as black men in their programs. Why do you con- munities so they can do their teens to early 20s, each with sistently want to cut our jobs jobs.”

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Wednesday, October 30, 2019 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • 13 RECENT COURT DECISIONS AND APPEALS

By C. B. Abruzzese Brooklyn Daily Eagle CONVICTION AFFIRMED IN PROSTITUTION RING ROBBERY Appellate Division, Second Department The justices of the Appellate Division, Second Department, affirmed the judgment of Hon. Alexander Jeong of Kings County Supreme Court, Criminal Term, that convicted Anthony Dillard of murder in the second degree, attempted robbery in the first degree and criminal posses- sion of a weapon in the second degree upon a jury verdict. In April 2013, Christina Johnson, Gileinis Izepia and Tajaee Spencer were working as prostitutes for Isidro Walters, who ran a prostitution business out of his apartment. Spencer and Johnson eventually began working for Dillard, who would allow them to use his apartment for a fee. On April 15, 2013, Johnson and Izepia decided they no longer wanted to work for Walters and went to his apartment to gather their belongings. Later that day, they met up with Spencer, Dillard and others, at which time they formulated a plan to rob the victim, Walters. Their plan was for Dillard and another individual to pose as customers to gain entry into the victim’s apartment, then signal the other partici- pants to run upstairs and rob the apartment. Dillard drove some of the participants, including Spencer, Izepia and Johnson, to the victim’s apartment. While Dillard was inside with his co-defendant Andy Borgella, the victim was shot and killed. Thereafter, Dillard drove the prostitutes and Borgella to his home. Dillard and Borgella were charged by joint indictment with felony murder, attempted robbery and criminal possession of a weapon. The prostitutes, Spencer, Johnson and Izepia, pleaded guilty and entered into cooperation agreements with the prosecution. Following a jury trial, Dillard and Borgella were found guilty and sentenced. Dillard appealed his conviction in the Appellate Division, Second Department, and, in response, the justices affirmed the ruling of the Supreme Court. In their decision, they explained that the evidence was legally sufficient to establish that Dillard, acting in concert with Borgella and the other participants, attempted to rob Walters and that the victim was shot and killed as a result. The justices went on to note that, contrary to Dillard’s contention, the testi- mony of his accomplices was sufficiently corroborated by evidence of calls made between him and Borgella on the night of the attempted robbery and evidence that Dillard had purchased latex gloves prior to the robbery. Additionally, the justices determined that Dillard had admitted to a detective that he purchased the latex gloves to avoid leaving fingerprints, drove the participants to the victim’s apartment and drove them home after the victim was shot and killed. Finally, the justices explained that the Supreme Court did not improvidently exercise its discre- tion in admitting evidence of prior uncharged crimes involving Dillard’s engagement in the business of prosti- tution, as it completed the narrative, explained the rela- tionships between Dillard, Johnson, Izepia and Spencer, and was also relevant to establish a possible motive for Dillard’s participation in the robbery. —People v. Dillard, 2016-10655, Oct. 23, 2019 ••• CITY RELEASED FROM LIABILITY IN SLIP-AND-FALL COMPLAINT Appellate Division, Second Department In a personal injury complaint, Beth Rubenstein main- tained that she was injured when she slipped and fell on ice on a pedestrian ramp leading from the sidewalk into a roadway in Forest Hills. In her notice of claim dated April 1, 2015, Rubenstein alleged that she “slipped and fell as a result of an ice condition.” In her complaint against New York City, Rubenstein alleged that the icy condition on which she fell was caused by “a backup of water from the closest sewer which flooded the pedestrian ramp,” that the “sewer backup . . . was known to occur with regulari- ty,” and that the city was negligent in failing to repair the allegedly defective condition. New York CIty then moved for summary judgment on the complaint on the grounds that the complaint alleged a different theory of liability than the notice of claim which was granted by Hon. Kevin Kerrigan in Queens County Supreme Court, Civil Term. Upon Rubenstein’s appeal, the justices of the Appellate Division, Second Department, affirmed the lower court’s determination and explained that the city had established its right to summary judgment by submitting evidence that the notice of claim contained no allegation that the city caused or created the icy condition where the accident occurred by negligently maintaining a nearby sewer and failing to repair an alleged “recurring flooding condition from the sewer backup.” —Rubenstein v. City of New York, 2018-13161, Oct. 23, 2019

14 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • Wednesday, October 30, 2019 Delta’s new Terminal C is opening at LaGuardia Airport Associated Press Terminal B, which serves will have technology that Delta Air Lines’ new Ter- American, United, Southwest helps pilots park their planes minal C is opening at LaGuar- and Air Canada. and automatically positions dia Airport, part of an $8 bil- Cuomo said the progress passenger boarding bridges. lion project to modernize the contradicts naysayers who The facility is powered by entire facility. thought it would be impossi- a Con Edison substation, with Gov. Andrew Cuomo ble to rebuild the airport while major electrical equipment joined Delta CEO Ed Bas- still using it. Old facilities are housed on the upper level to tian and other officials for a being demolished only as new protect against flooding if ribbon-cutting ceremony on ones are completed. there’s a major storm. Another Tuesday. Other planned improve- feature is a system that makes Seven new gates will begin ments include more tarmac ice at night, when energy de- operating next Monday. The space to reduce gate delays, mand is lower, and uses it to terminal will eventually have restaurants and other ameni- help cool the building during 37 gates across four concours- ties, new roads and rail ser- hot summer days. es. vice between LaGuardia and About 31 million pas- Last December, a new con- midtown Manhattan. sengers are expected to use course opened in LaGuardia’s The new Delta terminal LaGuardia this year.

A reconstructed Terminal B opened at LaGuardia last year. Terminal C is set to open next week. AP Photos by Bebeto Matthews Queens Theatre revives ‘Barefoot in the Park’ By Victoria Merlino new production will have au- lighten up, as Corie must learn Queens Daily Eagle diences falling in love. Simon to come down to Earth. Queens Theatre will debut fans will enjoy a visit back to “Barefoot in the Park” de- its latest production, playwright this little apartment, and people buted in 1963, starring Eliz- Neil Simon’s “Barefoot in the who’ve never had the pleasure abeth Ashley and Robert Park,” on Nov. 16. of seeing this play will be in for Redford, and its 1967 film ad- “This is a masterfully writ- a treat.” aptation was nominated for an ten, delightful play from one The play follows the offbeat Academy Award. The play fits of America’s leading play- newlyweds Corie and Paul in among the comedic cata- wrights,” said Queens The- Bratter. Corie, a free-spirited logue of Simon, who also wrote atre’s Executive Director Taryn woman, and Paul, a strict law- “Come Blow Your Horn,” and Sacramone. “’Barefoot in the yer, butt heads as life, their “The Odd Couple.” Park’ stands the test of time, fifth-floor walkup and their The show will run from Nov. and I know the incredibly tal- wacky neighbor, settles in 16 to Nov. 24. To purchase tick- ented creative team behind this around them. Paul must learn to ets, visit queenstheatre.org.

The show’s stars, actors Carey Cox and Spencer Lackey, as the revival’s Corie and Paul Bratter, a newlywed couple figuring out life. Photo courtesy of Queens Theatre

Wednesday, October 30, 2019 • Queens Daily Eagle • 15 Legal, Judicial & Courthouse News Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online Wednesday, October 30, 2019 @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com Hon. Robert L. Nahman, NYC Bar Association former surrogate, has died By David Brand ‘Approves’ two Queens Queens Daily Eagle Hon. Robert L. Nahman, former Queens County Sur- Civil Court candidates rogate, has died. He was 79 years old. By David Brand Nahman was born in In- Queens Daily Eagle wood, NY in 1940. He began The New York City Bar his legal career in 1967 as a Association published its rat- law research assistant for the ings of the Queens judicial Queens District Attorney’s candidates Monday, eight Office before working as an days ahead of the Nov. 5 gen- assistant district attorney un- eral election and with early til 1971. voting already underway. He served as law secretary The city bar association to three Supreme Court jus- gave an “Approved” rating tices from 1972 to 1981. to two candidates for Civil Nahman was elected to the Court, Claudia Lanzetta and Civil Court bench in Queens 5th Municipal District candi- in 1982. He served as a Queens date Alan Schiff . The bar did County Supreme Court jus- not approve Kevin J. Han- The Queens Civil Courthouse in Jamaica. tice from 1988 to 1992 before ratty, and Assemblymember Eagle photo by David Brand taking over as Queens County Michele Titus. Surrogate’s Court judge from On the Supreme Court, in the Republican primary for share specific information 1992 to 2010. He returned to 11th Judicial District side, Queens district attorney. The about their decision-mak- the Supreme Court in 2010 the bar association approved County Party designated him ing — including whether or before retiring in 2012. Democratic candidates Wy- for a judgeship, opening the not a candidate submitted an Nahman earned his law de- att Gibbons, Donna-Marie DA nomination for defense application and attended an gree from St. John’s Universi- Golia, Phillip Hom, Lourdes attorney Joe Murray. interview. ty School of Law. Ventura, Maurice Muir, John Murray was not approved “To ensure the thorough- His wake will take place at Hon. Robert Nahman, former Queens County Surrogate, Spataro and sitting Justice by the bar association for DA. ness and integrity of the rat- ings process, the City Bar Meserole Funeral Home, lo- has died. He was 79 years old. Photo courtesy of the QCBA Stephen Knopf. Democratic nominee for DA, cated at 143 Lord Avenue, on The bar association did not Melinda Katz, received an cannot comment beyond Friday from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Ave. in Inwood, followed by tions may be made to the approve Joseph Kasper and “Approved” rating, the Eagle what is provided in this re- His funeral mass will take internment at St. Johnson’s Leukemia Society or St. Ju- Daniel Kogan, two Repub- reported yesterday. lease,” the NYC Bar told the place the next day at 10:30 Cemetery in Middle Village de’s Children’s Hospital in lican nominees for state Su- The NYC Bar rates candi- Eagle in June. A spokesper- a.m. at Our Lady of Good at noon. the name of Hon. Robert L. preme Court. Kogan was the dates as “Approved” or “Not son declined to comment on Counsel Church at 68 Wanser In lieu of flowers, dona- Nahman. GOP placeholder candidate Approved,” but declines to the ratings Monday.

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Former Gov. David Paterson, Judge Lourdes Ventura and Justice Augustus Agate attend the Queens County Democratic Party dinner Monday night. Eagle photo by Michael Nussbaum

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