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By Patrick Gallahue The Brooklyn Papers Calling it a hazard to and its residents, Community Board 2 and Councilman David Yassky this week came down strongly against the city’s plan to build a new Office of Emergency Management headquarters at 165 East, the former home of the American Red Cross.

/ File photo “On public safety grounds I just do not think this is a viable place for such a sensitive facility as the OEM headquarters next to ex- Plans to put the city’s Office of Emergency Management headquar- tremely sensitive, and quite possi- ters at the Red Cross building site at 165 Cadman Plaza East, have

The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn bly, target facilities, namely the come under fire. The Brooklyn Papers / File photos and the federal courthouse,” Yassky said. OEM headquarters is built there. ceived a cold response from the Besides stating his position at a The OEM proposal is making its community and he pledged to re- GAP fireworks to mark 2003 public hearing before Borough way through the city’s public re- vise the design. President Marty Markowitz Wed- view process, the Uniform Land Community Board 2 rejected the nesday night, Yassky also fired off By Patrick Gallahue around the park about 15 minutes before midnight rooftops, for example, would offer a good view Use Review Procedure (ULURP), plan on Dec. 11, citing concerns for a letter to OEM Commissioner on an application to convert the the safety of the thousands of resi- The Brooklyn Papers when the fireworks, prepared by the - of the 10- to 15-minute pyrotechnics display. John Odermatt urging him to seek based Zambelli Fireworks Manufacturing Compa- The fireworks are being funded by Keyspan ’50s-era, 60,000-square-foot Red dents living across Adams Street in other accommodations. “I would be Cross building into an office and Brooklyn will return this New Year’s ny, are launched at the countdown to the New Year. Energy and Borough President Marty Markowitz Concord Village, in northern Eve to a 20-plus-year tradition of fire- happy to aid your office in a search emergency operations center. and in the Watch- There are no other activities planned for ei- and the celebration was organized by the Prospect for other sites in, or out, of my dis- works launched from to The agency began in October tower Society dormitory to the east. ther or Prospect Park and the Park Alliance. trict,” Yassky wrote. presenting its plans to the commu- The board also cited the potential usher in the New Year. streets will not be closed to traffic, Thomas said. After 9-11, the celebration for 2002 was toned Besides public safety, Yassky nity for a five-story, 100-foot-tall, proliferation of terrorist targets, not- “It’s a very nice way to celebrate a hopeful, Thomas added that points near the north end down. Fireworks were substituted with a laser light added in his letter that Walt Whit- windowless command center. ing the close proximity of the wonderful year of 2003,” said Prospect Park of the long meadow, near Grand Army Plaza, show at Grand Army Plaza and representatives man Park, at Cadman Plaza East Henry Jackson, an OEM deputy planned OEM bunker to the federal Administrator Tupper Thomas. provide some of the most favorable vantage from the police and fire departments, as well as 9- and Adams Street, stands to lose commissioner, acknowledged that courthouse on Cadman Plaza East, Thomas said spectators usually gather in and points, but added that most elevated places, like 11 relief charities, led a silent countdown. 2,500 square feet of parkland if the the architectural renderings had re- See BUNKER on page 2 Council Downsizing Plan that would keep buildings lower clears first hurdle By Patrick Gallahue On Thursday, the proposal was ren and Third streets, and then Third along , from Warren enues, protested, “It will cast a The Brooklyn Papers brought before the land use com- Avenue, between Third and 15th Street to 15th Street, which boasts a shadow over all of the buildings on district mittee of Community Board 6, streets. much wider roadway than the other Fifth Avenue and Sixth Avenue.” The city’s plan to impose which has long advocated for height Most of the area is currently corridors in Park Slope. That strip is height limits on a 110-block limits in Park Slope. The perimeter zoned R6, which effectively has no to be rezoned to R8A, which would Seek bonus for swath of Park Slope kicked off of the area proposed for rezoning height limits, said Regina Myer, the allow for buildings as high as 120 housing on 4th its public review with near has as its southern border 15th director of the Brooklyn office of feet, roughly 12 stories, and setback Brad Lander, executive director unanimous approval this week. Street, from to City Planning. Under the proposed at 85 feet. of the Park Slope-based Fifth Av- The few points of contention Prospect Park West; to the east, zoning almost all of the area would “What we really wanted to do enue Committee, a non-profit hous- rewrite ing group, said he was concerned arose over Fourth Avenue’s compar- Prospect Park West, from 15th be changed to R6B, with a height was preserve the mid-blocks with atively towering limits and a recom- Street-Bartel Pritchard Square up to limit of 50 feet and a required set- support for apartment house con- that the rezoning would only create By Patrick Gallahue tures into the 33rd district north mendation by a local housing group about Union Street; to the north, back of 40 feet, keeping future de- struction,” Myer said. more market-rate housing and lead The Brooklyn Papers of Fifth Street, between Seventh to modify the proposal to encourage Union Street, from Prospect Park velopment in line with the existing Some residents, such as Monica to more displacement. He pushed Avenue and Prospect Park West, The City Council’s Dis- affordable housing development on West to Fourth Avenue; and to the structures. Cavanagh, a resident of President for adding an “inclusionary zoning” and into the 38th district, at the avenue. west, Fourth Avenue, between War- An exception to the proposal is Street between Fourth and Fifth av- See ZONING on page 7 tricting Commission released around 11th Street and Fifth Av- its second draft for proposed enue. councilmanic lines on Dec. 18. “We’re still looking at it, ob- The new drafts seem to have viously,” 39th district Council- addressed some of the contro- man Bill DeBlasio said of the versy and concern that greeted newly redrawn lines. “The ini- the last round of proposals, es- tial feeling is, on the good side it pecially with respect to the definitely seems more coherent, Floating hospital stranded on Atlantic makeup of the Sunset Park-Red but the side that I’m still won- Hook 38th district and the Stat- dering about is [that] the cut in By Patrick Gallahue forced it to move two weeks ago. lic transit and has remained in serv- is leaning towards having a more charts were faxed to an office on en Island-Bensonhurst 50th dis- Park Slope is a little artificial.” The Brooklyn Papers “We’ve been doing this since ice for the past 16 months with profitable tenant on the pier, Tinto- land at 120 Wall St., a 20-minute trict, but take the Gowanus sec- Under the current proposal, Sept. 15, 2001,” said Ellie Tinto- funding from the Federal Emer- Poitier said. walk from the medical ship. tion back from Park Slope’s the 39th district would run The panoramic view of Poitier, the Floating Hospital’s chief gency Management Agency. “We’ve really tried to work with “Pier space in is lim- 39th district. along half of Fourth Avenue un- Manhattan from Brooklyn operating officer, who is a Boerum The hospital was moved to Pier them but it’s really not ideal for ited,” said Janel Patterson, a The lines, which are redrawn til 13th Street and then shift east Heights has become one of Hill resident. “We’ve been from pil- 17 at , but was them and it’s not really ideal for us spokeswoman for the city EDC, every 10 years to coincide with to Fifth Avenue until 20th longing for a storied maritime lar to post.” bumped again on Dec. 11, this time because we don’t have electric hook which has sought to find space for the shifting populations accord- Street. institution. After 9-11, the Floating Hospital to Brooklyn, to make room for ad- up or telephone lines [at Pier 17],” the hospital. “They need pier space, ing to the latest census data, rep- DeBlasio was concerned that The Floating Hospital, a 136- was bumped from its mooring at ditional ferry service as part of the Tinto-Poitier said. plus they want parking facilities resent the districts in which Third and Fourth avenues were year-old mobile clinic, has been a Wall Street’s Pier 11 to make way mayor’s contingency plan in the Without connections to Con Ed and little or no rent. We’re working council members will run for re- left out of the district, but added, castaway in City’s transi- for emergency ferries from the event of a transit strike. power lines at South Street Seaport as hard as we can to help them.” election next year. “It’s a pretty solid proposal and tional waterways for the past 16 Brooklyn Marine Terminal to Low- Seaport Marketplace LLC, which the hospital relied on cell phones ’s waterfront is in Large portions of the I’ll look at it carefully. I still months. It has been stranded off er Manhattan while subway lines leases the South Street pier, howev- and two generators to power the the midst of a radical transformation Gowanus section of Park Slope have some suggestions.” Pier 6 at the foot of Atlantic Avenue were out of service. That ferry has er, has been anything but eager to vessel since getting knocked off from largely working or abandoned that were cut out of the 38th dis- The new lines for the Sunset since the threat of a transit strike remained a popular addition to pub- bring the hospital back and instead Pier 11. Lab reports and medical piers into commercial or park devel- trict in the initial redistricting Park-Red Hook 38th district opments, which has left little com- proposal in October have been would run from the Brooklyn patible room for the clinic. For the returned under the revised plan, Battery Tunnel around the time being, it’s marooned at the in- while the district loses Boerum Gowanus Canal to Fifth Street dustrial pier on the Brooklyn Hill. and Fourth Avenue and contain Heights-Cobble Hill border. Furthermore, the 38th district the western side of the 39th dis- In addition to a renewed interest will remain a Hispanic majority trict’s borders wrapping around in building on the city’s waterfront, district. Green-Wood Cemetery. the supply of piers themselves has “The lines that she has now The district takes in pieces of decreased. Many of the piers in seem to be much better than the Borough Park, between 38th New York City are rotting due to ones she had previously,” said and 40th streets going as far east woodborers, essentially mollusks Lynn Schulman, a spokes- as 16th Avenue. that feed on wood, which have woman for 38th district Coun- Between roughly 60th and thrived in New York’s significantly cilwoman Sara Gonzalez. “But 68th streets — the southernmost cleaner waterways since the pas- it’s still an ongoing process … border of the proposed district sage of the Clean Water/Clean Air As the lines are now it’s a ma- — a peninsula juts out to 16th Bond Act in 1996. jority Latino district and that’s Avenue in Borough Park. In the The working Pier 6, part of the something that she hopes will October plan, that section had Red Hook Marine Terminal leased stay at the end of the process.” extended to about 23rd Avenue. by American Stevedoring from the Park Slope has traditionally Under the October proposal, Port Authority of New York and New been split into three council dis- Councilman James Oddo’s 50th Jersey, lacks any railings and has tricts — the 39th district of Park district — portions of Dyker large trucks hauling containers into Slope, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Heights, Bath Beach, Benson- and out of the pier’s warehouses 24 Hill, Windsor Terrace and Bor- hurst and ’s north hours a day — not exactly compati- ough Park; the 38th district; and shore — consisted entirely of ble with a clinic that regularly takes the 33rd district, which includes Staten Island. That was modi- in children and disabled people. Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, fied under the latest proposal to “We like where we are and Downtown Brooklyn and retain a small swath of Dyker everybody has been very nice,” Williamsburg. Heights, Bath Beach and Ben- said Tinto-Poitier. “[But] it’s a big, Groups such as the Park sonhurst. working pier and there are big semi Slope Civic Council have The number of Brooklyn trucks coming in and out.” pushed for the unification of the constituents, however, has been Among the piers that were neighborhood — which frac- See DISTRICTS on page 3 Ellie Tinto-Poitier, chief operating officer of the Floating Hospital (background), points to the 136-year-old mobile clinic that has been shown to Tinto-Poitier was Pier 2, stranded off Pier 6 at Atlantic Avenue since Dec. 11. The Brooklyn Papers / Tom Callan See FLOATING on page 7 2 BWN, DTG, PSG, MID THE BROOKLYN PAPERS • WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM December 30, 2002 Shaya B. to build up Empire

By Patrick Gallahue streets. institutions and include broad use for ongoing Brooklyn over the Empire Stores. of the Empire Stores. The Brooklyn Papers The retail component of visions for educational facili- management. Walentas had planned to build The Polytech plan did have Boymelgreen’s Empire Stores ties, a branch of the Brooklyn “In summary, we were look- a high-tech business incubator some major shortcomings, The Brooklyn Bridge plan is slated for restaurants, Public Library and multi-func- ing for a mutually beneficial and technology center in part- however. The Development Cor- cafes, a gourmet food market, tional arts venues such as St. public-private partnership with nership with Polytechnic Uni- Park master plan calls for the poration announced this a home design store and sport- Ann’s Warehouse, just a block the goal of returning the Em- versity, as well as ground-floor Empire Stores to generate week the selection of ing goods — with equipment down Water Street, or Galapa- pire Stores to productive and retail space and a rooftop cafe in $600,000 in revenue for the Brooklyn-based developer sales and rental for park uses gos in Williamsburg, which is safe, self-sustaining uses,” the cavernous, post-Civil War park to be contributed towards

/ Greg Mango / Greg Shaya Boymelgreen to such as in-line skating, kayak- a combination of performance Moogan said. “And in those warehouses, and Two Trees was the park’s estimated $10 mil- convert the Empire Stores ing or canoeing. art and art gallery that also fea- uses we insisted on what was designated as the developer by lion operating expense, with into a mixed-use retail, The food market would be tures films and dancing on in the master plan — civic, the state Parks Department. additional commercial entities cultural and commercial on the ground floor, with nights and weekends. commercial, community, cul- Last summer, however, the such as parking, restaurants facility. Chelsea Market, Dean & Moogan said a big box store tural, educational, entertain- BBPDC brushed aside those and a hotel furnishing the re- Deluca and Garden of Eden, would not be part of the Em- ment and recreational uses.” plans and put out a request for maining maintenance costs.

The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn In submitting the winning proposal, Boymelgreen Devel- serving as the model. A pire Stores development, as The selection of Boymel- proposals to develop the brick In the summer of 2001, Two Randy Ortiz and Joseph Salgado in front of food col- ground-floor cafe would face had been feared, and added, opers LLC beat out DUMBO green, who also develops prop- warehouses, even while Wa- Trees estimated that the rev- lected during the teachers vs. kids students game. the river and an outdoor “No box stores, no Nike outlet erties under his company lentas seemingly still held de- enues from their proposal developer David Walentas’ “grand terrace” would be de- — none of that.” Shaya B. Developers Inc. — velopment rights. would generate only about Two Trees Management, veloped to host small restau- There is also about 23,000 such as the conversion of the “We certainly had a designa- $300,000 to $400,000. Last which at one time held the de- rants, the plan optimistically square feet of top-floor cater- old Daily News printing plant tion,” Two Trees spokesman Jed month, Polytechnic University Teachers top kids, velopment rights to the prop- suggesting offshoots of Brook- ing and special events space in on Pacific Street and Sixth Av- Walentas told The Brooklyn Pa- pulled out of the Walentas plan erty, and Triangle Equities. lyn restaurants such as Gage & the plan, which would abut the enue into luxury condomini- pers earlier this month. “But at to build an incubator space on “We’re extremely excited Tollner, Peter Luger and Lundy’s. rooftop garden. ums and another luxury condo- the same time the designation campus with federal funding. but charity wins about the opportunity to devel- Plans for a second-floor Building plans include two minium on the site of a former said that if, at any juncture for Moogan declined to discuss op such a historic site,” said home and design store suggest offices of about 4,000 and state-owned parking lot on any reason the state decides they the other proposals in detail, The Brooklyn Papers Park Slope, who played in Ben Klein, the vice-president the game. “We’re going to made-to-order furniture show- 6,000 square feet and there Smith Street between Atlantic want to go do something else, nor would he comment on It’s an age-old rivalry of operations for Boymelgreen rooms as well as antique stores would be about 5,000 square Avenue and State Street — ef- they can do that.” what type of revenue Boymel- beat them.” Developers. — the teacher versus the David , a seventh- and mass-market showrooms. feet of office space for the state fectively ends what has been a Walentas did not return calls green’s plan was expected to student. Boymelgreen has been of- The third and fourth floors Office of Parks, Recreation turbulent relationship between for comment on Boymel- generate. grade teacher, summed it up. fered a 39-year lease with the But on Dec. 19, the battle are slated for arts and cultural and Historic Preservation to Walentas and the park planners green’s selection as developer Before the Empire Stores “I’m confident,” he said, potential for two additional lines moved from the class- “[but] I have to say I’m a bit 10-year options. room to the hardwood in a wary … They have a huge The design proposes no ma- basketball game between stu- home-court advantage.” jor changes to the 300,000- dents of Middle School 88, at The MS 88 Mustangs (the square-foot landmarked exteri- 18th Street and Seventh Av- students), took on the All or of the warehouses, which enue in Park Slope, and their Stars (the teachers) and close are flanked by Empire-Fulton educators. And it was all in the to 300 students packed the Ferry State Park and Water Truck’s a tradition name of holiday charity. school’s gymnasium, raising Street. The interior, once reno- Since last year, the sixth- more than $100 and several vated would host a mix of gal- By Patrick Gallahue “Uncle” Louie Formisano, a Car- many relatives or family friends of grade class has organized the cases of food for City Har- leries and stores linked by The Brooklyn Papers roll Gardens resident, purchased the Formisano and Intravaia, all in cos- contest to raise money for vest. glass and steel in addition to a vehicle at auction about a month tume, crowded into the back of the City Harvest, a food collec- Each time one of the stu- rooftop garden. If you’ve seen a fire engine ago and Russell Intravaia, co-owner fire truck before beginning this sea- tion organization that sup- dents — some of whom The plans include about circa 1953 blazing through of Two Friends Auto Sales on Coles son’s maiden voyage around Carroll plies meals to the needy. were well under 5 feet tall 130,000 square feet of cultural Carroll Gardens with Frosty the Street at Hamilton Avenue, re- Gardens. Players and spectators were — got a steal or a score, the space over the third and fourth Snowman, Rudolph the Red- vamped the vehicle with his brother “When we pass by people on the asked to donate either a dol- bleachers erupted with clap- floors, such as museums, li- Nosed Reindeer, a Teenage Benny Intravaia, and replaced the street, we make people smile,” said lar or a can of food. ping and foot stomping. braries and performance Mutant Ninja Turtle, Mickey gas tank, water pump and engine, Antonia Formisano, 12, of Carroll While the goal is to raise Meanwhile, teachers, per- spaces, and 110,000-square- Mouse, Minnie Mouse and while keeping the original paint job, Gardens, who dressed as Rudolph, money for charity, the spirit haps exacting revenge for feet of retail over the first and Santa Claus in the cab, do not ladder, hoses and lights. Santa’s storied ninth reindeer. Next of competition, if not a little back talk, gum chewing, un- second floors, said Jim “We’re lifelong residents and we to Antonia was her sister Felicia, bad blood, was obvious. be alarmed or worry that any- finished homework and tar- Moogan, the executive direc- like to give back,” Formisano said. 16, who said, “It’s a good opportu- / Tom Callan Krystal Correa, 12, a sev- diness, ruthlessly stole the tor of the Brooklyn Bridge one spiked your egg nog — it “We’ve been doing this for 10 nity for all the kids in the neighbor- enth-grader from Park Slope, ball and drove it to the rim. Park Development Corpora- was just a local tradition. years, but this is the first time we hood to see the characters.” said she was rooting for her Though the students brave- tion (BBPDC), a subsidiary of Between Dec. 17 and Christmas, did this with a fire truck.” “It’s fun because you get to see peers “because [the teachers] ly battled their considerably the Empire State Development a group of Carroll Gardens resi- In the past, Formisano led a mo- all the little kids and wave,” said give us too much homework.” larger rivals, the authority of Corporation charged with dents celebrated their annual holi- torcade of ATV’s pulled by a truck. Leigh-Ann Zagami, 15, of Carroll “They’re all arrogant,” the teachers was preserved in building a waterfront park and day festivities from the back of a re- “It cheers everybody up for the Gardens, who dressed as Minnie Papers The Brooklyn said Armand Collier, 13, an- a final score of All Stars, 57, commercial development be- habilitated classic fire truck from holidays,” Formisano said. Mouse, truly a character for all sea- Children ride atop fire truck with Capt. other seventh-grader from Mustangs, 32. tween Jay and Joralemon Inwood, . Last Tuesday, about 10 children, sons. Thomas Harris (right) and Louis Formisano.

to the surrounding area, he also designed to serve as a “One of the recognized re- Lenore and Hartley of said that most of what the refuge for the mayor in case of sponsibilities of government is BUNKER… agency does is plan for emer- a disaster. the protection of its citizens,” gencies and that it had never The agency has been tem- said Mark Zimmerman, presi- Continued from page 1 “Plans are plans,” Mark- been a target of terrorism. porarily housed inside the Pur- dent of the Concord Village Jewels by Satnick The OEM has been search- chase Building on Water Street Owners. “The fact that the pro- Jewels by Satnick which was a terrorist target in owitz responded. “They could the 1970s, and the oft-threat- always change.” ing for a new permanent head- in Fulton Ferry. posed location seems to imperil would like to wish all our ened Brooklyn Bridge. Jackson said the Cadman quarters since its former $13 About half a dozen people thousands of Brooklyn residents In addition, CB2 said the Plaza East site is one of the million command center on testified at the borough presi- — and voters, I might add — ULURP application made no only suitable locations be- the 23rd floor of 7 World dent’s hearing, all asserting should be sufficient reason for loyal customers and friends a mention of the potential ad- cause it is accessible, stand- Trade Center was destroyed in their disapproval of the plan. rejecting the OEM proposal.” verse environmental effects on alone — meaning not con- the terrorist attacks on the the community from traffic nected to other properties or Twin Towers. very healthy and happy new and the required fuel tanks to buildings — city-owned and Often referred to as “the support emergency generators. out of a storm-surge area. mayor’s command bunker” We are happy year. We hope that the coming With CB2’s rejection of the “I literally spent 12 months when former Mayor Rudy to introduce plan, the matter is now before looking for suitable sites,” Giuliani first established the Markowitz, who has until Jackson said. facility, the center served as a Dina, our new, year will bring understanding mid-January to make his rec- Jackson added that the coordinating command post ommendation on the proposal. , between between different emergency fabulous Once Markowitz makes a Vinegar Hill, Fort Greene and agencies, such as the police, stylist! and harmony to our country ruling, the issue will come be- Williamsburg, was looked at fire and sanitation depart- fore the City Planning Com- but deemed unacceptable be- ments, in case of natural or and peace to all the nations mission and the City Council. cause it could be flooded in the manmade disasters. Special Gift offer for the Mayor case of a severe hurricane. 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Grinch steals X-mas on Carroll St. MONTHLY SPECIALS By Patrick Gallahue VCR, stolen. proclaimed gunman walked woman at about 12:45 pm on Dec. 20, who asked for assis- The Brooklyn Papers The credit card, police said, back out to , be- FREE FREE was used at 4:30 am to buy gas. tween Lawrence and Hoyt tance in locating a lawyer so A man was sleeping in his ROLL OF FILM ROLL OF FILM Customer wrong streets, and fled. they could claim the winnings home on Carroll Street, be- EMT’d off of a lottery ticket. They offered With Processing of Any Color With Purchase of 3 Rolls. tween Sixth and Seventh av- Offering a staunch counter to the woman $10,000 if she (35mm color print film only) A thief stole an ambulette 35mm print Roll (24 exp min) the theory that “the customer is would help them cash their win- enues, when he heard a loud from Fourth Avenue, between with coupon with coupon crash downstairs at 3 am on always right,” a man walked up ning ticket but asked for some to a counter at Macy’s on Fulton Garfield Place and Carroll Dec. 19. Street, on Dec. 21. form of collateral as a sign of Street at around 1 pm on Dec. FREE FREE The 48-year-old resident in- The driver, 48, parked at good faith. vestigated but did not find any- 18 and told the cashier, “Give about 7:30 pm and left the keys Ever obliging, the grifters CELL PHONE ACCESSORY drove her home to pick up the thing unusual and went back to me the money and these clothes inside the vehicle. 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The MON-THURS: 12-7PM CLOSED: FRI & SAT the newly drawn 43rd district Gowanus and Wyckoff Gar- Continued from page 1 can Legal Defense and Educa- of Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights, dens housing projects in dramatically decreased in the tion Fund (PRLDEF), pro- Bath Beach and Bensonhurst , also currently in latest proposal from about posed districts in , loses from the initial October the 38th district, would be in- which is overwhelmingly His- 42,000 to 14,000, said Coun- lines. The district, currently cluded in Councilman James panic and black, had an aver- cilman James Oddo, who cur- represented by Councilman Davis’ 35th District, which is rently represents the 50th Dis- age of nearly 163,000 people Marty Golden, who will leave largely Fort Greene and trict. per district, while Staten Is- the seat come Jan. 1 for the Prospect Heights. Oddo, the council’s minori- land, which is primarily white, state senate, picks up a bit Both of those proposed ty leader, said that while he had an average of nearly more of southern Bath Beach changes remained from the had hoped to have an entirely 148,000. than in the previous redistrict- initial October redistricting Staten Island seat — to ease PRLDEF and other groups ing plan. plan. the confusion of dealing with complained that the division There will be a special elec- The proposed maps were whiten your teeth in about an hour! two county delegations, two diluted the power of minority tion in mid-February for the drawn by the New York City take your first step to feeling good, looking great and county leaders and a wider ar- voters. seat. Districting Commission to re- making a memorable impression every time you smile. You owe it ray of community boards — The proposed 50th district Councilman Domenic Rec- flect the population changes to yourself! 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Caine to the position in strengthening physician festivities at the opening of bilingual, said Lee, adding, on between of chief operating officer. relationships, medical staff New York University Down- “and that makes patients feel 52nd and 53rd streets but Caine, former executive recruitment, program devel- town Hospital’s new health comfortable.” needed a new site to meet vice president for operations, opment and addressing clinic in Sunset Park that Dr. Eric Poon, the project growing demands. joined the staff of Lutheran process improvement oppor- will serve the community’s director for the NYU Brook- “The reason we are in Medical Center in June tunities,” said Wendy Z. growing Chinese popula- lyn clinic and chief of pedi- Brooklyn is because our pa- 2001. Goldstein, the president and tion. atrics at NYU Downtown in tients are there,” said Warner. “Over the past 18 months chief executive officer of the Manhattan, hailed the multiple “We are there to serve the she has consistently demon- Lutheran Medical Center in While several honored centers as creating healthy market.” strated skill and expertise in Sunset Park. guests took turns lighting in- competition. cense as part of the traditional “Our job is to promote health Chinese ceremony on Dec. 18, education and availability to doctors, hospital representa- At its grand opening on Dec. 18, doctors and hopital representatives joined members of health care,” Poon said, adding, tives, and members of the Chi- the Chinese community to cut a ribbon on the new Brooklyn Primary Care Center at 755- “Competition is always good nese community clasped small 759 61st St. in Sunset Park. The Brooklyn Papers / Tom Callan because that way we’ll pay gold scissors and on the count more attention to the health care PROSTATE PROBLEMS? of three cut the clinic’s long, came just a week after the Both health clinics will “Before now, the Chinese needs of the community.” red ribbon welcoming the Lutheran Medical Center, 6,000-square-foot facility on mayor snipped the inaugural serve the more than 17,000 community in Sunset Park did the sponsor of the Brooklyn Have a weak urine flow? 61st Street between Seventh ribbon at Lutheran Medical Chinese-American residents in not have health centers with Chinese Family Health Center and Eighth avenues. Center’s nearby Brooklyn Chi- Sunset Park as well as the Chinese-speaking staffs,” said which opened last week, has Often feel a sudden urge to urinate? 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more shops to open along the RELIGIOUS SERVICES avenue. Kristin Guild, a plan- ZONING… ner for the Department of City FLOATING… Planning, said the proposed zoning is consistent with all Continued from page 1 Committee,” Markowitz said Continued from page 1 tions as well as individual do- in a statement. “I look forward current uses there and no busi- nations and contract services. January at provision to the plan. nesses would be displaced by at the foot of Clark Street, but “The New York City Zon- to hearing [CB6’s] recommen- with Brooklyn Bridge Park un- Since being docked in dation as well as those of the the change. ing Resolution currently con- Fifth Avenue would be re- der development the space Brooklyn, much of the hospi- tains a provision … known as Fifth Avenue Committee.” would have only been tempo- tal’s 90-person staff has made Union Lander served on Marko- zoned between Union and the Inclusionary Housing Pro- Eighth streets for residential rary and, she added, nearly im- house calls and set up shop at gram,” Lander said. “Unfortu- witz’s transition team for Com- possible for patients to get to. various shelters and agencies munity and Economic Devel- buildings no higher than 70 nately, it is only applicable in feet, with a setback of 60 feet, Manhattan, she said, is ideal on land to provide services. Temple opment last year. parts of Manhattan that are and with ground-floor com- because it is a more central lo- Tinto-Poitier has even con- zoned R10, the highest resi- New limits Bill DeBlasio BP / FIle photo mercial uses, and between cation within the city and can sidered moving the hospital Sabbath Services dential zone in the city.” Other areas that would be re- Eighth and 15th streets, for host walk-in patients. She said onto land, although its mar- Fri. eves, 8:15 pm; Sat. mornings, 10:30 am Lander requested that while zoned in the plan include commercial and office space it is also a more reasonable itime tradition would be hard the possibility of extending the to let go. “Folks who have a First Friday of the month, 6:30 pm Prospect Park West, which with the same height and bulk commute for the vans that pick Inclusionary Housing Program would by rezoned to R7A, and a restrictions. up patients around the city to real connection to that history ✡✡✡✡✡ into Brooklyn is explored by tract from Ninth Street to Union Ninth Street, between Third shuttle them to the barge. are really reluctant to let go of his and other groups — such Street, behind Prospect Park and Sixth avenues would be- The non-profit hospital pro- the ship,” she said. Family Service & Potluck Dinner as the Citizens’ Housing and West and just past Eighth Av- come R6A, which carries a vides a range of affordable med- In addition, the ship offers Bring a dish for 8 and celebrate Shabbat Planning Council, as well as enue, which would be rezoned to height limit of 70 feet. New ical, dental and mental health “Summer Sails” around the with family and friends members of the Brooklyn del- R7B, with a 75-foot height limit York Methodist Hospital’s services, preventive health care, city to children, every Friday Friday, January 3 egation of the City Council — and a setback of 60 feet. property from Fifth Street to health education and social serv- from July through August. the current proposal be A small manufacturing Seventh Street, between Sev- ice to low-income New Yorkers, “It’s frustrating, we’re hav- Service at 6:30 pm; Dinner at 7:30 pm amended to make Fourth Av- tract, between Third and Sev- enth and Eighth avenues, the developmentally disabled, ing to send our providers out ✡✡✡✡✡ enue an R7A zone, which enth streets, from Third to would be exempt so that its homeless and people afflicted into the communities because would allow for a building Fourth avenues, would be re- current structures would be in with HIV/AIDS. we can’t see patients on this Elder Care height of 80 feet, with a set- zoned commercial to allow James Oddo BP / FIle photo compliance, Guild said. It funded by corporate dona- pier,” she said. Dr. Mary Helen McSweeney, Assistant Professor of back of 65 feet, rather than an Health Administration at the University of Scranton and R8A zone, which would allow author of Long-Term Care with discuss the programs a 120-foot-tall building. and resources available to help you plan for and cope “Under this program … a with long-term health care needs. developer receives a ‘density bonus,’ or additional develop- Sunday, January 5 at 10 am ment rights of approximately ✡✡✡✡✡ 20 percent, if they build af- Jot down child’s best lines NEW ADULT EDUCATION SERIES fordable housing within their development,” Lander said. Make a New Year’s res- One People, Two Worlds Seeking to link the desire of olution to jot down the An intriguing lecture and discussion series on the developers to build higher with funny things your kids say, divisions between Reform and Orthodox Judaism, based on the need for more affordable and you’ll have the memo- the provocative book by Rabbi A. Hirsch and Y. Reinman housing, Lander suggested that ries and the makings for a by zoning Fourth Avenue lower treasured gift. Sunday mornings at 10 am now, should an inclusionary January 12, February 9 and March 2 zoning program be added to the An added benefit, one mother of three boys says: ✡✡✡✡✡ avenue down the line, being able to build up to an R8A “Sometimes when I get mad at Pink Elephant Sale height of 120 feet would be the my children, I look back at my incentive for developers to add journal and it helps me like Find a gently used or unused treasure at them again.” A mother of this fun-filled benefit auction affordable housing. Lander’s proposal won a twins, who keeps two blank Tuesday, January 8 at 7 pm valuable endorsement from journals at hand in her kitchen, says: “Looking back melts ✡✡✡✡✡ Park Slope Councilman Bill DeBlasio, who went on to say, your heart, but it also makes Tot Shabbat “We have a terrific opportuni- you realize how fast the time ty in our neighborhood to ex- goes by. If you don’t write it Songs, dance, and prayer for children ages 3 to 5, down, you miss the specific pand housing of all types.” held on the second Saturday of every month anecdote that gives you the DeBlasio said that he, crystal-clear memory.” Saturday, January 11 at 10:30 am Brooklyn Heights Councilman A collection of verbal keep- ✡✡✡✡✡ David Yassky and Sunset Park sakes, quotes from children Councilwoman Sara Gonza- ages 2 to 5 and pulled from Tai-Chi lez, have begun to explore the mothers’ journals, scrapbooks expansion of inclusionary zon- Every Wednesday at 7:30 pm; Only $5 per class and stickie notes: ing and urged CB6 and the Pint-size point of view: ✡✡✡✡✡ Department of City Planning “You can’t just start taking to consider zoning Fourth Av- OPEN ALL WINTER! somebody’s pants off without enue as R7A, “to keep our op- telling them.” ... “I keep taking Union Temple Drop-In Center tions open.” Come out of the cold! Open 10 am to 2 pm, baths even though I don’t need PARENT DeBlasio, however, said he Tues.-Thurs. for babies and preschoolers with them.” ... “I have a problem. I Parent-to-Parent did not want to do anything need you to eat a popsicle so I their caregivers. Only $5 per child. B B t Fl l & B Mill that would delay the ULURP can have a stick for my pup- ✡✡✡✡✡ process, and said he is OK pet.” ... with the plan even without the Watching painters paint the – A Reform Jewish Congregation – affordable housing incentive. house trim: “You’re only sup- Myer could not say whether 17 at Grand Army Plaza posed to paint on paper.” ... an amendment would cause a “Nobody can see their head. 170 Hicks Street, Brooklyn Heights Parking on Site • 718-638-7600 delay. You can’t see your head and I Dr. Linda Henry Goodman, Rabbi Yea for the plan can’t see mine.” ... “My big Ultimately, the CB6 land cousin is an expert in every- use committee voted in favor body.” ... 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T ir kl o la r e kl t e i n o t s Re n ‘ e R y at a r d y y o g h c h e h n W i-$ n oa ok e u i m l P t Ire P n ‘ h P d y e h a e d p e e d n Pa e e p y l nt s a n u C ving chil- s er S ol W Cl arges inv e e H other ch p P p among A g ry, c wa and burgla t s L into o ou rou e a e d r r r o h r f r h s t s d lyman ic semb u t s o R Democra A Th n W ses, n / o o e a idge S f i e ee db h i s , e t i er u s 7 ts tr t S P am e B 1 r c ks re i i h . t ll a ro L obble Hi b am v 9 ib Brooklyn Heights and C 25 ro ok a in u e t ren a il h ce er d can o kin t publi t th d Re n bate an l Ab h lyn l e eter n ela m P is ready r e K g n m T an d s p 2 e ( g y t Pap E in n ce l e i t d ts t b u a h today tu h . t n er G r. a r re P r s s r y e d e ee o m he o s A o e d e t ! truc n d o a n, ’s On ednesday, M Councilman G W McDonald I s ty r r r ex seemed gitated, Ma lden M . a Go B y f E l u tu a a e spec d l h f o ac ecu df re o ul 3 r s c time m r ral w e L erg sev ord- enb x t s th Judge Sheldon Gre : t i g a i p utin iv i l e sho n G 4 e s e d S t u c t d o d inue m ty h cont to slug A ’ it out this s s h e i d c e hi t r i l a p s e ve t u d L a t c n G t sant) e pro- es e h t hout t e E g E ne of o sto hrou s entile has crossed the li ffed t e . 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P v i d h eek s i w r lowing S ol fol l e a e the disclo- e e nt t o trick W d c r s r S i i l n s . n y s n decenc ee g 3 o t comm C u g Th eedings. r n c C o Chr h t a k it g S s e B he a vi Bro G o y a n r t i P e l a u c f l w e f sure that ,000 t 25 t ok l $2 in nd- k l fu n o S ly a o e oc l B e hue c c i i n i t g o i Pa il e r et l e p ’ Bik t t e h o h y. “I h r wanted s d e e to go l c r e a se t h them, c ” s see if s o they’re all ing promised by state Senate i Former l e t Bay Ridge Council- im r e O P b r n a v y ha m p S d a ‘ right,” McDonald - d “ u said on R m hen e w the charges i r o l of i t c T at- t i l e l e for m d a mer candidat an Sal Albanese shocked area co m i t h g l r ty l r Majori ader o p Le is oe D J n to gi runo n B u d t “U Y m di e Y es v y, ned. “Sometim t nfortunatel mentio r pping were g o o kidna in ed r h tempt h the i f o year u R i m e s r ca y 1 a i e e s- a cros o ce, Mr. Gentile has e 4 b te ra a Democr Sena o t d ats u t i tia Co e for io t o a a - w w s s ne a this s nior C .” se o rouble center O ds are in t in e l i o k n r y week n d - i p g it l unf by R r i the ed city o and h by nc which is v t u nd decency a l d the line of common d u e m h c C uncil- a an o d ing Republic i endors n w h sonhurst Ben was - k B ition p t B e cond h s i u g y l o Am- t with the e P not in compliance it a Still in , e stody e cu on 150,000 s $ bail, McDonald r a o n W i b e t il h ’ 7 a im. s s rt h ore I cannot suppo s r o i theref ic H l w t a r 7 r t T things, p man ong other n e k am l h upon, l Marty S ed V s ce t O Golden has en l be t held w i over in G i a the s mental observation nit B h n u his of a u l ricans o r a e ook with m Disabilities e m C R ct. e A Reg a lla n i s E a e a l n y hu i n t k c e for ; andidat P / former c c g a F , ve r lbanese n a nes o the incumbent A s p e Golden getting elected t C r Democratic Riker’ Island. She has e been deemed it ei o f to stand g d r oppo- ers g i s i s Both Golden o a l and Abbate Th n c had N r tr lo a g c S a e Bro h The g a i New ork c y Y City o e mayor is- e D i who G K ran y n i on k k the Working ok a e tory of mental illness, including s a s e nent, trial but ha hi p l state Bay Depart- ia n p y it l u Sen. incent dPes oning the c yn a V Gen- Ridge-Dyker been petiti o f g ” Heights a ’ ed P s on eas ne i l l n s e l tricting Commis r a e u o t n s l s p ? er P eet / e r Families Party K g V u s lo

line n against a , u Rudy y o thy enia. d ophr o z chi sh n k s s l A n tile, W at. h Senate se makeshift hrine u e in the il ment for the Aging to relocate s has been d . race ly as me le r ce o r ’ ie y for e city as f m t of th n c p he a- t ry mend l new s its relimina recom lla w i n p a o t a U i enh Giuliani k r ‘ d and a . d L e r h r former assembled at the corne of 77t n Manhattan g t a o f i Ca rder o yal O s e center to the Lo w 22nd district seat. ld’ ase th l Dona c s D Mc s wa eferred r o t r the y s recentl t ng o i W w ft a I or redr i s y f This esda edn y ion W week, r t Abbate f s inger With further b e h Mess each , ut resident R candidate m W ugh P given o Boro the P n - i the 38th district, which in B , a trict the n t lonial Road, a h Co t and o e a Stre s T Y g n oose M dge Lo on venue h of- T charged 18th A u urt, whic f ealth Co that c ed Brooklyn Mental H o t e en or d May t ed by Gol er distribut opportunity to Michael e In a lett ask s l e a ct lin / s o D i atic question of a the City Council distr w w a r h c a mo l e De u th n g R 3 a in 1997 after losin ” in i p h a s u cludes s rd T Sunset c ccident e i a G ff ef d Park site of a horrific tra mme r . i t h sla and tree f ce, Albanese Red Bloomberg was at 77th S a r ffi p in on n e paign o the sen- d m r t ca S a heir opponent during the Sept. 25 e a t e K s n t d s. • Censu t w 000 2 t ed on the f e s o . ba c o Messinger and the Rev p w rimary t r rr P c o me e o Hook, nd sch a i tes the 33rd a -vo y t or tric a e dis of ks-f & r-buc rsday hat ft y es te Thu t le a en Bay Ridge - - -c r a o . i rd c e h P he n t N three-term nt lic Chari- o s be ho d incum Gentile The city and Cat R n

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for quest s the arrows st e N l a n k Ga s lde s Go i , i C n gratio e st ope’s mi i k Sl s B for southern Par y m a the De- o m ri ly abortive run for on t . timate h ul sburg. t M te iam o i ill o W l th Downtown and e Angel t r h E se t z r t ho S T , c wi n r o r n o S e r, dur- ’s records as a police office center, howeve i I ice g f v C of m e lice majority er po r g a form n a n. s lden, n i r o s G e . u , o ta d referenced a Albany Vin were so secretive an Golden Peter Millay, 14, was riding his te o B s t o k of with a piece of northern Sunset a b b f S tic ination for ayor n c mocra nom m i e è l ce S g n e o y e i e n s t B ch a d Stree h u l ps s , on 63r h E borhood grou Ab- Guardian Home o o B n th t G at York 1 debate. R Neigh countered by charging that cycle when he was fatally struck m w bi a e N h t live p a t y ent e ing Daily News article in which Gold- m rict, repre- s t r dis O Pa in n 9th o 3 T o the into T o , ark e b H P e t w t r p il th . on, ropping out of n the 2001 electi d t ea a n r e e e g the p o ark ic P n — Slope es c e ivic th and 13th avenu r C 2 e 4 ween 1 d T n Council bet k i bate A he w had a e ast on 77th h ing e e d been by a B4 bus travel N gh t on-board with r L a G t g B eb id, u n sa r s e s l ro al 22 Albanese wrote: sented by Councilman Bill De- f - n to o ok a failing e 2000 after t la te the race in lat artition- i p t C nst the p ly ht agai s d ug h have fo t r n h s n i he st U in w t rows F F n Nar P ue dis dis- en’s plans for the in t 6:15 pm. l o- “W want is my Gold Borough n Oct. 17 a t pe Dem hey eet o o a the t t Park, tr i t iples of ha S l princ c he loyal to the 21 r tr blocks ok ciplinary o r ic records t and n s h they e t l e of t a se- s nt a S to mou e y i gh mone r ou a o i — raise en e r fic ree . C th By Police in Brooklyn Heights l of Park Slope between t center , ing ren a- the cur h d es et W from r C Stre y R “I umbia awa Col

d. ; the Senior ter a le Cen t the man f re of ity cratic Party and I do not mamakefi ethrcisely privately while e e r m. w i e . th n get g g to l Millay a n as N C goi w rushed T to t T Lutheran l & J o o al f n h l a i w * have n -3 e un m î go e 3-for in catching rious challenge in a d crowde and ers. The proposed e R es uncil memb l Ba co h A ci a licly. d ub a D ticizing him p e l cri c y m w Medical nter Ce V in Sunset i Then, last week, Golden an- Park in t 6 a Rid a decision ightly. yn l wever, v a Ho Caretakers, n at the c i B u however, took s i all h : h g M rator n a h Mode h g ge m e e Andrew n h well-funded i t N eged ar ’r pri- e all chers ield tzman g s them with ly dy-snat P f Kir ve s kid e uld lea o e after t d ines w , no & l a t that ” e nced that he now supported s p ck to their day care ap y included mu ist nou critical condition, but later died of U a r ildren b Bor r e the ch G e e end of the day, politics is first and ric To s olde answer Gentile c that, i P r. hed Golden to o e pus h t Abbate s told . s u See . d u The o c ’s F . oe g d g o * Alan o T i, H m n Heves Mark Green, h c Peter into s marily one, DeBlasio, although h e (le P : the s n ers ap s l ooklyn P city’ A xc Br choice t ’ re of ? lead- t ough his T e f and the GO Bor injuries. center before calling the police, t foremost about people sidento He was pronounced ps of r ) t what he was disci- m a question of jus t a pts l t h t h nd B B u R e a rer. He is P t r C do Fe rookl a an t allone and Fern P on V / F Ma i f assky retains a good chunk of k o i Y s Angel , attemp le Park’ Guardian Home, y - r ts g. f in e p y r dead at 3 am on Friday mornin r r them. ed ty od, lying, o the peak fo n s] a no go eat giving the ag ers they select to s “[Golden’ ( u as w g d he , and Golden sai d Markowit , t • r suspect ned for I c pli by d g e l d almost B inin e eg an 4 a e . known for a S a s g f is y t h * warm r am ionship e relat o al the North Slope, north ea i ut w a of Fifth s a bitch! You can put that b had ained k son of obt the l u r co s r hour A on son z di funding the collision an acci- h lba ’ led h e as e ru s n Polic h y e c ciplined a n dis for al s n o losing T c his o pl n gun l r in a ’s lead time. ment and po- es enue. f y h y e police depart r Av 5 ay with th Fifth a r of e c e eet and east tt s m C R Str 0 e ired Ir t aper. He’s the most des- from Bruno, which p e ou Th in the would be g dent, t r nd e e a h th a B n ut the a o e h threw u A t T s ce other t M a hs, poli i his m ide, s Br g n o mont hen e declined w p t w k B the past 1978, to S For rie e r en d ions. ne L o o s un o er h lice and corrections offic BP p s at ok o A k t c lus s Cit p l ial I forthcoming c ma ffic e d yn d o * e e e r s i ct only o ge opo o e ele P / pr lyn Ea cabl r is pi if i F k that th Re, he mment except to say that the in- n eged , in co t he all e wrote I th th e n t been searching for t Albanes il “ h P wer her had e t opp e t o h a a a P C hot weapon while he was away on va- even o t pers d n l w e - T s ; o in ne . ner o r us M e h p S strict makes sense,” said g ’ sp of my di ba t. o elected tigation. y o ” es . v In of nday seen and nder in B Th u e his was c ndorsement g ec dent & e of only ci y en c Gold T public areer b c I have stood against if r e P s ia bate i s Ab E e e ar n was penalized with a . l S Golde n. ha catio nd P k He c t E a “ r During my entire o a Slope o p m a ’ a s f r er s l hed e co matc h s ve ever the G la ’ p I y ut * g, b N in l gdo h wron R Is e and o d $225,000 police abus ’s nk- The Street, o a o erns kie her i controversy centers on that Millay, a resident of 74th y conc Aunt n e s n s th i the loss of . “It reflect t t n five o rib J vacation i b m days p L for O t r C v a ut Suzie no pledged. a u T Br t l m d d ed i plans e e o to d and Ridge I fin al Road i a between Coloni escribed by ng new home i e e or f a think it r e ’ s n. ts re s, o rd the weapo e o fegua p the sa e ure to o / s l fai e his H i N an By o i s s k M r ta t r a J. W d ’ au p s . S fair t to r w P t say m the Narrows Senior enter, on e few C ve he ma- hman at Fort v s lice ohfaficersor o r Further, Golden said t , was a fres r at end the good po a def r l * il d w w f nt , its a e ri e w o l e c G n e h 2 m y T k 0 a 00 u G “I 5t 0, 10 n $ all h more than m T e know that [Albanese] devel- pledged , r s G h ye yor e Br al New Utrecht Avenue Hamilton o at HS li t 79th and ok a a f l graduate f n d d of e a onship [with r. n vi- ly e i ellent relati re pri hu d an exc at t a pe h ic o y r te Dist n n a Toll ents of the new 22nd state Sen P r d o Resi m a o i pe s ch year, in o t a m in operating cos e h G treet, which has been deemed d PS 102. a rs G S Kinley JHS an r Mc h s , Y a Mon e r nt mar * P a • One of he e r Police o t at issioner h st Comm Ray Kelly] f leged to be among the most sought-after voters in Tues- oose Lodge he M r o r t fo a , s y n t P ld perpetui e a n a s i s B T ce i Sin his th, - dea ot o ing elec residents e o s, ho s s a ad hav at w i al le p e cr de r C d s e a n t u r day p u nter d ce oul r sh both w ides il s come ( See e l n o ncredible sum ’ o assembled ’ an i h tion, where s op flowers, c s elec t Demo- i

candles d r oned A an r u uesti See us at eek q t , this w o r l n lawye i p tio LBA y l e “ 7 o k h k than $2.5 million a N ion wit h ct o erse b t p in so e h th l F t s S raphs a i photog n ESE p e e u a n c r D i o n state u y the b d fer o 1 of an of l S the legality n n e e s t l e e. o den ther ba f a Gol er ty Mar a nd t lbany or se a c B W o le in A a ti e en s c G y one reading: e n “W will d k p O always re- o ) R h t a P a pa D g R e G n e at l G d g m 8 — e S s e r i h ic t y der a p Vincent Senate majorit lea to fund a candidate Tom Golisano o c is being spent to either kee - D l Th k n ic].” j [s Flexible schedule. a y r Mill e ber Pete u p mem ay ree- e o disag G n r pointed a es athe r d r r e ha y Gentile and hav B ge 3 ke a s li While we e r A o l — lla l o e ok ) aw s i bly more m l h a proba y h s b st law , n ri ur h m nh attorney althoug w r nso he n ue e i or center in B supports n y i r n P of new se e 1 a e o u p n ments with o Golden over the years, b ers A t in w this match, e f wake was held at Clavin a Th - e Bay O fl Fu w w b e o s y o . 0 l McCall in that race. o Proponents of Operation Dump- a w ar d t C t ocra au em f D e m e p b 7 s r - E nue, be t ve p t ublican ’s us s neral Home on Fourth A n a ep g ditio th R election P ers Golden. on the con - f i re a n Ridge Paper p s a at S br nd c d r - need to do to comply, we’re going to e c 7 ster are going have top wait a few 7 ca t n I o th L w nd . o 3 s a Sunday r eets tr 97 8th s s 7 v d S an F h n l tween 77t n S “T e t t at o h ll e r h e City Councilman Marty Golden a e s lackmail with Connor cited s delay enforcement for 90 days,” said et in r b t ’ d out a r p s out an New m s York more e . p State months or n 1 f f l the t e P i t city d P public , to m 3 ney i mo get irefi r

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The Brooklyn Papers’ essential guide to the Borough of Kings (718) 834-9350 • December 30, 2002 Beam me up Blending the disparate motifs of westerns and sci-fi flicks, Brooklyn Heights residents William and Cena Crane opened the new Magnetic Field Cocktail Lounge on Dec. 14. Magnetic Field, 97 Atlantic Ave. at Henry Street — the for- mer Friends Tavern location — offers patrons cozy ban- quettes, a pool table and a vintage 45 rpm jukebox that plays an eclectic mix of country classics from the ’60s, ’70s funk, ’80s punk and a few current indie rockers. In addition to all that, they offer 12 beers on tap, all imports or microbrews, and an extended happy hour, every day from 3 pm to 8 pm, when all tap beers and well cocktails are $3 — a combo guaranteed to slake the thirsts of Atlantic Avenue’s space cowboys. Manager Stephen Freeman described Magnetic Field’s sig- nature cocktails: “the Isolation Transformer is a very sweet drink, which combines rum, Midori, Blue Curacao and soda; the Dead Elvis is a rum drink with a float of dark rum on top; the Irish Car Bomb is a half-pint of Guinness with a shot of Jameson [Irish Whiskey] and Bailey’s [Irish Cream liqueur]; and Screaming Freeman shots are half Jagermeister and half Rumpleminze.” For those looking for more earthly delights, Magnetic Field serves their spicy Bloody Marys by the pint. Patrons are en- 1 couraged to order in food from local restaurants since there is no kitchen at Magnetic Field. And although there won’t be anymore drag queen shows a la the ol’ Friends Tavern, Freeman says everybody is wel- come at Magnetic Field. For more information, call (718) 834-0069 or visit www.magneticbrooklyn.com. — Lisa J. Curtis

Mixed THEATER 2 Kiss of death Brooklyn Lyceum’s revival of nuts a dead scandal needs more suspense and less smooching Celebs come to BAM for By Paulanne Simmons for The Brooklyn Papers

arvey Burdell, a confirmed bachelor and a prosperous Mark Morris’ ‘Hard Nut’ dentist, was found stabbed to death in his home on H Bond Street, in Manhattan, in 1857. By Lisa J. Curtis (Nutcracker and Young Drosselmeier) Emma Cunningham, whom he had both courted and em- The Brooklyn Papers who perform a magical pas de deux, are a ployed as the manager of his property, was acquitted of the couple off the stage, too. crime at trial. The murder ttendees of the Brooklyn Academy of The outlandish costumes, which drew had all the juicy elements Music’s 20th Next Wave Festival comic inspiration from 1970s fashions and over which media tends Agala on Dec. 17 were treated to a per- — in the case of the large dance numbers to salivate: greed, passion formance by Mark Morris and his dance — possibly even Esther Williams’ glitter- and infidelity. group in “The Hard Nut,” a wildly imagi- ing underwater dance spectaculars, were 3 4 If these facts alone native, glorious and gruesome interpreta- designed by Tony Award-winning Martin were not enough to make tion of the classic holiday ballet, “The Pakledinaz (“Thoroughly Modern Mil- the incident a cause cele- Nutcracker.” lie,” “Kiss Me Kate”). Winter wonderland: (1) bre, more messy details The dancers per- When asked his opin- “Hard Nut” dancers included Cunningham’s formed to Tchaikov- ion of Pakledinaz’s work, David Leventhal (as the unsuccessful lawsuit sky’s score played ITTER fashion designer Isaac Young Drosselmeier) and against Burdell (before live by the Brooklyn CH Mizrahi said, “The Lauren Grant (as Marie), the murder) for breach of Philharmonic, under costumes are so fantas- (2) choreographer Mark promise to marry her, her the baton of Robert CH tic — I won’t sleep for a Morris (left) with fashion attempt to feign a preg- Cole, and some angelic ATTER week knowing that I designer Isaac Mizrahi, nancy (claiming it was harmonizing by the didn’t do them. Burdell’s child), and her BAM 20th Next Wave (3) rock star David Bowie, Brooklyn Youth Chorus. Festival Gala “I’m such an old faked wedding to Burdell Not seen at BAM since bitch,” he said with a laugh. (4) singer Joan Osborne (with a stand-in) — all so 1993, the work opens with a December 17, 2002 Mizrahi will have his and (5) dancers Amber she could inherit Bur- Merkens and Bradon Carol Roscoe (Emma Cun- family hosting a drunken holi- day in the sun in March. The dell’s estate. ningham) and George Mil- day party. Among the family mem- star of the documentary “Unzipped” McDonald all partied to What’s more, through- raise funds for the lenbach (Harvey Burdell) in a bers is daughter Marie (Lauren Grant), her designed the costumes for Morris’ gang- out the trial, there were scene from the Brooklyn irksome younger brother (June Omura), ster-inspired “Resurrection,” which will Brooklyn Academy of hints of a homosexual re- Lyceum’s “31 Bond.” and hormonally charged older sister (Julie be one of three New York premieres the Music on Dec. 17 at the lationship between Bur- Worden), as well as the cross-dressing Mark Morris Dance Group will present as of Art. dell and a third party, maid (Kraig Patterson). part of BAM’s spring season, on March 5 The Brooklyn Papers / Greg Mango who completed the scandalous triangle. The stage is brimming with the many 26 and March 29-30. The incident was largely lost to history, but it is recorded frolicking friends of Marie’s parents, in- Gala ticket prices were as high as in Jeffrey I. Richman’s non-fiction “Brooklyn’s Green-Wood cluding Morris himself as a party guest in $2,500 for the performance, which took ioned platforms so they could recline, kicked in the window with Peter Brook.”) Cemetery” (Stinehour Press, 1998). Playwright Michele a hilarious afro, bell bottoms and, at one place in the BAM Opera House and in- watch and listen to video highlights of two The gala dinner was also attended by Aldin based “31 Bond” on Richman’s account of Burdell’s point, with toilet paper on his shoe. (Mor- cluded a sumptuous, post-performance decades of the Next Wave Festival — rock star David Bowie and his wife, the murder. (Burdell is buried in an unmarked grave in Sunset ris also danced the role of a heavily dinner at the Brooklyn Museum of Art. most of which Lichtenstein presided over. model Iman, singer Joan Osborne, per- Park’s Green-Wood Cemetery.) shrouded Arabian Princess in Act II, and The museum’s beaux-arts court was (The “BAM! BAM! BAM!” tent will be formance artist Laurie Anderson, pho- The play is the first in the “Only the Dead” series, which audience members in the fourth row won- decked out as a winter wonderland re- on display at the Brooklyn Museum tographer Annie Leibowitz, playwright dramatizes the stories of people buried in Green-Wood. dered aloud if the renowned choreogra- plete with enormous snowflakes project- through Jan. 12.) Susan Sontag, Mabou Mines theater Brooklyn Lyceum owner Eric Richmond is producing the se- pher had given up on underwear.) ed on the walls. Centerpieces were fash- The former Majestic Theater was re- company director Lee Breuer and play- ries in association with the cemetery. Mark Morris Dance Group general di- ioned from tiny glowing lanterns cently renamed the BAM Harvey Licht- wright Charles Mee. Actress Isabella Aldin tells the story of the Burdell murder in a series of rector Barry Alterman left his adminis- suspended from silvery branches. The enstein Theater in honor of the impresa- Rossellini made the show but skipped the flashbacks punctuated by scenes based on the testimony of trative duties behind and played the role of gala, catered by Taste, was set to music rio, who stepped down in 1999 after a late-night feast. acquaintances of both the victim and the defendant during the beleaguered dad. by DJ Ayres. 32-year tenure as president and executive Bowie said this was his third Brooklyn the coroner’s inquest. Every trial scene is introduced by “Barry trained as an actor,” Morris told Chitter Chatter sat with BAM LDC producer. visit this year — he performed at St. Coroner Connery (John Alban Coughlan), pushing a rolling Chitter Chatter. “And as an umpire, and a chairman Harvey Lichtenstein and his Lichtenstein fondly recalled climbing in Ann’s Warehouse in DUMBO in October platform with a chair onstage. Although this device is initial- florist, and he worked at Haagen Dazs — family. Lichtenstein came late to the din- the window of the Majestic Theater with and he came to see the “Victorian Nudes” ly dramatic, it soon grows tedious. Once the witnesses are and he’s a genius! He’s a gifted performer, ner, lingering at the museum’s installation Peter Brook in 1987 to see if it could be show at the museum (“I came with some seated, Coughlan questions them in dramatic tones that and that’s why he got the part!” “BAM! BAM! BAM! Catching the Wave salvaged and restored to stage “The Ma- painter friends, so it was enlightening,” he would have made Clarence Darrow blush. Lauren Grant and David Leventhal, for 20 Years,” which offered visitors cush- habharata.” (His son John corrected: “He See BAM on page GO 3 See 31 BOND on page GO 2

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and exits, the action might have ac- THEATER celerated if Balzer had not dwelt so 31 BOND... lovingly on Clark and Millenbach’s “31 Bond” plays Thursdays and love, or perhaps lust, scenes. The di- Continued from page GO 1 Fridays at 8 pm, Saturdays at 7 pm, rector seems to be testing or perhaps and Sundays at 3 pm. Tickets are $20 Parties for up to 200 The flashbacks trace the relation- at the door, $15 online at exploiting contemporary audiences’ ship of Burdell (George Millen- www.gowanus.com, and $15 for stu- acceptance of gay love. But once she ----- dents and seniors through Dec. 31. Enjoy piano music nightly bach) and Cunningham (Carol Beginning Jan 1, tickets will be $40 has established the nature of the ----- Roscoe) from their first meeting at the door, $30 online and $15 for men’s relationship, in this case, less students and seniors. Park in our private lot while each was vacationing in might have meant more. Saratoga Springs, N.Y., to their fi- The Brooklyn Lyceum is located Long love scenes on film are seen ----- at 227 Fourth Ave. at President nal, bloody breakup. The flashbacks Street in Park Slope. For more infor- through the eye of a director and an Pastry & Espresso? also quite graphically reproduce for mation, call (718) 866-GOWANUS or editor, who can, if done right, make (718) 857-4816. Visit our the audience’s benefit scenes illus- motions flow like music. Even the trating the nature of Burdell’s al- most graphic films fall into one of Pastry Shoppe liance with his lover, Morris Zagler two tolerable categories: porn or art (Avery Clark). ghost — her deceased husband, — depending on your point of view. If the play had been limited to trial George (Jason Heil), a violent lout But the stage is not so kind. Clark and flashback scenes, it might have who calls her a whore ready to go to and Millenbach’s nuzzling, nibbling unfolded as a riveting psychological any lengths to ensure her financial se- and groping is embarrassingly ex- RESTAURANT drama. But Aldin and director Julie curity. plicit — not erotic. Michael’s Fei-Fan Balzer have chosen to in- Both ghosts emerge from and dis- “31 Bond” runs for almost three clude many creative flourishes that appear behind a scrim at the back of hours with a 15-minute intermis- 2929 Avenue R (at Nostrand Ave.) • (718) 998-7851 add little but repetition. the stage. Add to that dramatic light- sion. With a bit more discipline, it www.michaelsofbrooklyn.com • Zagler is periodically visited by ing that alternates with blackouts, could easily be trimmed down to a the ghost of Burdell’s preachy, puri- and many in the audience may be se- two-hour production. Perhaps such tanical mother (Ruth Kulerman), riously waiting for a magician to ma- a cut would allow the audience to who for some reason has chosen to terialize onstage — complete with focus on the superb acting of every plague not her son, who cannot see magic wand and top hat — although member of the cast. It would also GIFT CERTIFICATES her, but his lover, who can’t get rid of perhaps not a bunny rabbit. turn the play from a self-indulgent her. Even with these unnecessary soap opera into the thriller it was The AVAILABLE! Cunningham, too, has a personal ghosts and their disruptive entrances meant to be. Pearl Room / Gregory Cross / Gregory Restaurant The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn Oyster Bar

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Tortelacci stuffed with spinach, ricotta, host with the mostest topped with parmigiano cheese, butter & sage ht! By Tina Barry the veal Valdostana and the t Midnig ******* pagne a for The Brooklyn Papers baccala. Cham Gamberoni alla Griglia “And,” I say, “I’d like …” h, ladies, lovely to see Cesar finishes my sentence Grilled Prawns served over Rice Pilaf “ Hats you,” says Cesar Zuni- with, “the rigatoni with broccoli & Noise ******* Aga, manager extraordi- rabe.” Asking how he knows Makers naire and passionate spokes- which pasta I want would be Mignonette Di Manzo Al Barolo man for Trattoria Mulino, a like asking a psychic why he Filet mignon topped with mushrooms, garnished new Italian restaurant in Park has visions. Slope. “I just know,” he says and Purchase Your with artichokes hearts & duchess potato After my mother and I are leaves our table. Tickets Soon! ******* seated and our coats are At Cesar’s suggestion we sip Reservations are limited Coffee & Dessert whisked away, Cesar stops to glasses of a full-bodied, velvety so reserve early light the candle on our table, Estrella Merlot from California, and with all the theatricality a bargain at $5 a glass. We sip ******* of a Shakespearean actor be- and nibble on crusty Italian Inclusive Price of $125 per person. gins reciting the specials. bread, served warm with butter. “Let me tell you about the (Why more restaurants don’t complemented by the sweet- (Tax & Gratuities Included) veal chop Valdostana,” he heat their bread is a mystery; ness of the tomatoes and veg- Children under 12 years of age $75 per child. says. “It is a very big, beauti- warm bread and butter is such a etables. A side of perfectly al ful chop. First it is pounded delicious indulgence.) dente ziti in sprightly tomato A La Carte Menu is also thin, then it’s sauce almost upstaged the fish. stuffed with pro- A sprinkle of Parmesan and available in our Main Dining Room. sciutto and moz- DINING a grind from the roving pep- zarella.” (He sighs per mill (it’s a cliche but the Trattoria Mulino (133 Fifth Ave. be- 345 Court Street (at Union Street) and takes a mo- tween Sterling Place and St. John’s Place) pepper sparks the dish) is all ment to compose accepts Visa, MasterCard and American Ex- that was needed to brighten a 718-852-5015 • himself.) press. Entrees: $13-$19, Pastas: $10-$13.95. bowl of lusty, firm-to-the-bite Marco Polo “Then the chop For reservations, call (718) 398-9001. rigatoni. Satisfyingly bitter www.marcopoloristorante.com is very lightly broccoli rabe, its flavor soft- breaded and quick- ened by mild spinach, garlic RISTORANTE WE ARE CLOSED NEW YEAR’S DAY ly sauteed with mushrooms. Around the room I notice sweetened by slow sauteing When the chop is tender it is young couples on dates, older and tiny, salty black olives removed from the pan and we couples holding hands and fam- made for a robust pasta sauce. add Marsala to make a sauce. ilies with kids sharing big plates Forget new-fangled desserts. It is … it is just …” (He rais- of pasta. Two young guys wear- Mulino serves the usual Italian es his hand and eyes upward; ing head-to-toe black sit near us sweets: ricotta cheesecake, there are no words to express bragging about women. Roman holiday: (Top) Chef Louis Mulino’s arugula and tiramisu and a variety of Come and Celebrate the wonder of this veal chop.) “Everyone looks happy,” portabello salad is offered at Trattoria Mulino on the week- house-made sorbets. The My mother asks how the says my mother, and indeed ends. (Above) The new Italian restaurant in Park Slope at- cheesecake is crustless, light, baccala is served. they do. tracts diners as much for the gracious service as for the somewhat drier than American New Year’s Eve “Oh, the bac-ca-la! It is very Maybe it’s the flattering cheesecake and nicely tart satisfying menu selections. The Brooklyn Papers / Sherri Liberman fresh; only a little salty,” he lighting, or the long, pretty with the addition of lemon says of the codfish. “Over the room with its brick wall and juice and zest. The only disap- Under the Gas-Lit fish we put a light tomato vintage Italian posters, or the stuffed mushrooms, a fried drenched mushrooms adds a pointment was a pineapple sauce, onions, some carrots. handsome waiters in their blue shrimp, eggplant rollatine and woodsy note to the meat. sorbet. The sorbet came frozen Chandeliers at You’ll like it.” oxford shirts and ties roaming a stuffed zucchini. What Cheese oozes from the chop solid in a scooped-out pineap- I hesitantly ask for the the room with enormous pepper makes this antipasto special is when it’s sliced. That bit of ple half. The presentation menu. He is disappointed. grinders. Maybe it’s the opera its light tomato sauce redolent drama may or may not appeal lacked artistry and the sorbet, “If I give you the menu then playing softly in the back- of freshly chopped herbs, and to you, but if you love cheese- while refreshing, needed more you won’t order the veal chop,” ground that adds a note of the fresh breadcrumbs used to stuffed meat, this is your dish. pineapple flavor. Tues., Dec. 31, 2002 Cesar says quietly. He was kitsch to the setting, or the stuff the clam and vegetables The baccala (a codfish that Will you be blown away by right; had I perused the menu I cooking of chef Louis Mulino have a delicate texture. is salted then soaked in water the inventiveness of Trattoria would have passed on the chop (the restaurant’s namesake) that Tony Soprano would ad- several times until it is softened Mulino’s kitchen? No. But (more than 40 cooking tech- elevates familiar old favorites. mire the brawny veal chop and loses most of its salt) was you will enjoy a well-pre- Special Holiday Menu niques in one dish can be Whatever it has, Trattoria Valdostana. Covering the sur- served with a splash of fresh pared meal of satisfying Ital- overkill). I might have opted for Mulino casts a spell of good face of a large plate, the chop tomato sauce, soft onions, ian dishes a few notches From Tantalizing Appetizers & Salads something lighter or for an Ital- cheer over its diners. is a meal in itself. (Forgo the chunks of potatoes and carrots. above many of the other Ital- ian-American favorite like egg- The hot antipasto has all the appetizer and dessert if you or- The fish was firm and only ian restaurants in the area. Seafood Extravaganza, Mozzarella ‘Wellington,’ plant parmigiana. usual breaded and stuffed der it.) The veal is tender and slightly salty, as Cesar prom- And there’s Cesar. Need I Maryland Crabcakes, Grilled Portobello & Goat Cheese We order the hot antipasto, components: a stuffed clam, its thick layer of wine- ised, and its mild flavor was say more? To Hearty Dinner Entrées

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compiled by Size matters HERE O Susan Rosenthal W T “To Scale,” an exhibition that explores the ways in which the size of a work of art can forming music from Godard’s shape a viewer’s response, is on display now THURS, DEC 26 SAT, DEC 28 1960s films. $8. 9 pm. 376 Ninth St. (718) 965-9177. at the Rotunda Gallery (33 Clinton St. at BARGEMUSIC: chamber music OUTDOORS AND TOURS Pierrepont Street in Brooklyn Heights). Nina program of the complete works CHILDREN for cello and piano, Part 1, by OUTDOOR SKATING: Prospect Levy’s cibachrome on aluminum, “Daughter” Beethoven. $35. 7:30 pm. ’s Kate Wollman Rink is PROSPECT PARK : Kids of all Ferry Landing. (718) 624-2083. open. $4 rental fee, $4 admis- ages are invited to learn about (pictured), is one of the works on display in animals. $2.50, $1.25 seniors, BROOKLYN LYCEUM: presents sion fee. 10 am to 1 pm, 2 to 6 this group show. pm and 7 to 10 pm. Enter park 50 cents children ages 3 to 12. “31 Bond.” 8 pm. See Sat., (718) 399-7339. Dec. 28. at Parkside and Ocean “To Scale” will remain on view through avenues. (718) 287-6431. AUDUBON CENTER: Kids are Jan. 18. For more information, visit WINTER WALKS: Naturalists and invited to “A Very Birdie RI EC winter enthusiasts are invited Tradition,” a workshop to learn www.brooklynx.org/rotunda on the Web or F , D 27 bio-facts about the eggs, feath- to a guided walk. 1 to 2 pm. call (718) 875-4047. Admission is free. TAI CHI: Salt Marsh Nature Audubon Center, Prospect ers and nests of the top five Center offers a session with Park near Lincoln Road and birds that were counted in last volunteer Linda Baum. 9:30 . (718) 287- year’s Christmas bird count. am. 3302 Ave. U. (718) 421- 3400. Free. Noon to 4 pm. Also, “On The 2021. Free. Twelfth Day of Winter My Park PERFORMANCES Gave To Me,” an arts and crafts PERFORMANCES CHILDREN HALCYON CAFE: Francis Harris. TODDLER PROGRAM: Prospect program. Noon to 1 and 2 to 3 No cover. Call for time. 227 Park Nestlings invites toddlers, BARGEMUSIC: chamber music CONCERT: Flatbush-Tompkins BROOKLYN MUSEUM: presents Smith St. (718) 260-WAXY.º ages 3 to 5 to enjoy activities program of works by Mendels- pm. Boat house, Prospect Park. Congregational Church hosts “Arty Facts.” Kids are invited to COMMERCIAL (718) 287-3400. Free. BROOKLYN LYCEUM: “31 Bond.” such as storytelling, music, sohn, Ravel and Arensky. $35. an organ and vocal concert as “What’s the Story?” where 7 pm. See Sat., Jan. 4. APARTMENTS SPACE crafts, outdoor exploration 7:30 pm. Fulton Ferry Landing. BROOKLYN CHILDREN’S MUSE- part of its Sunday morning every work of art tells its tale. and lessons in natural science. (718) 624-2083. UM: presents a New Year’s service. 10:45 am. 424 East $6, children 12 and younger Family Dance Celebration. $4. free. 11 am and 2 pm. 200 2 pm. Audubon Center at the BROOKLYN LYCEUM: presents 19th Street. (718) 282-5353. FRI, JAN 3 For Rent / Brooklyn Office Space Available Prospect Park Boathouse. “31 Bond,” a story about an 1:30 to 3 pm. 145 Brooklyn Free. Eastern Parkway. (718) 638- Ave. (718) 735-4400. 5000. (718) 287-3400. Free. historic, doomed love triangle. BARGEMUSIC: Part two of a RECEPTION: Jessica Murray /Corner Ave H $20, $15 students and seniors. chamber music program of the BROOKLYN CHILDREN’S MUSE- Columbia Waterfront/ BROOKLYN CHILDREN’S MUSE- OTHER Projects presents the exhibits Beautiful two bedroom apt, 1000 sq UM: presents a ballet work- 7 pm. 227 Fourth Ave. (718) complete works for cello and UM: presents “A Moroccan “The Prince Project: Dust” by Red Hook shop for Kwanzaa. $4. 1:30 to 866-gowanus. OPEN MIC: Salt Marsh Nature piano by Beethoven. $35. 4 Wedding.” $4. 2 pm. 145 feet, 4-1/2 rooms, all new, oak floors, Center invites the community Bonnie Collura and “Royale” 3 pm. 145 Brooklyn Ave. (718) VOYEURISTIC THEATER: Collaps- pm. Fulton Ferry Landing. (718) Brooklyn Ave. (718) 735-4400. elevator bldg. References. $1,325. 1,000 sq. ft. use in an adjacent lot/ to bring poems, stories, songs by Mark Dean Veca. 6 to 9 735-4400. ible Giraffe presents its new 624-2083. Owner (516) 763-5360. basement. Close to Battery Tunnel. and dance. Refreshments pm. 210 North Sixth St. (718) work “Meat is Floating By.” OTHER BENSONHURST $1,600 monthly. By owner. (718) 246- SUPPORT: Maimonides Medical served. 6:45 pm. 3302 Ave. U. SUNDAY SERIES: Todd P presents 963-0933. Free. Performers obsess, rant, crib LECTURE: Grace Baptist Church Center offers a support group (718) 421-2021. Free. a trilogy: “Monger” at 9 pm, OPENING: New installation of One bedroom apt. All new. Oak flrs. 2277. [email protected]. for people with breast cancer. suicide notes, drink and torture “Ty Braxton” at 10 pm and hosts Dr. Arnold Fruchtenbaum, digital prints and drawings, Elevator bldg. Near all. $900. Flexible conditions. Director of Ariel Ministries, a R51 Pre-registration necessary. 6 to one another...in small ways. “Monger” at 11 pm. DJ Mike entitled “Clipped.” 6 to 8 pm. Owner (516) 763-5360. 7:30 pm. 6323 Seventh Ave. $12. 9 pm. 146 Metropolitan Messianic Jewish organization. R51 SUN DEC 29 Burke before, between and Momenta Art, 72 Berry St. (718) 283-6955. Free. Ave. (718) 388-2251. after. $7. Doors open at 8 pm. He speaks on the topic “Can (718) 218-8058. Free. Prime Cobble Hill the Jews be Destroyed?” BARGEMUSIC: chamber works COMEDY: East End Ensemble pre- Luxx, 256 Grand St. at AUTHORS’ SERIES: The Montauk Clinton Hill No Fee Space Available for Office or Studio. by Mendelssohn, Ravel and sents “The Brooklyn Brew-Ha- OUTDOORS Roebling in Williamsburg. (718) 11:15 am. 5224 Sixth Ave. (718) 492-4141. Free. Club presents Sharon Wyse SUNNY - QUIET - PRIVATE. 2 rooms Arensky. $35. 7:30 pm. 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