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BUSINESSLegendary Leske’s reopens to sighs of relief from patrons Councilmember Justin Brannan (left) and Bakery Manager Flo Grande were excited to announce that Leske’s Bakery had reopened after it unex- pectedly shut its doors on Oct. 4. See page 2. ebrooklyn media/Photo by Paula Katinas

Columnists’ Corner: Generally Speaking By Ted General Common Sense By Jerry Kassar Marc Minds Matter of Fact Your Business By Jay Brown Halloween is almost here and Focus on Bay Ridge Brooklynites are getting their tricks and treats ready for the big day. Be By Chuck Otey sure to visit Three Guys of Brooklyn for all your Halloween items. Managing Partner and CEO Phil Penta (left) has Columns begin on page 18 stocked in abundance the very best apples for bobbing, bales of hay and pumpkins of all shapes and sizes. Home Reporter executive Marc Bikers ride for Hibsher took in the spirit of the holiday during a recent visit, as busy employ- breast cancer ees filled large holiday orders for local schools and other groups preparing to have their thrills and chills. awareness, Photo courtesy of Marc Hibsher funding SEE PAGE 6 Former councilmember Vincent Gentile honored • Page 15 2• •EXTRA EXTRA EDITION EDITION HOME HOME REPORTER REPORTER AND SPECTATOR AND BROOKLYN • Week of OctoberSPECTATOR 18 – October • Week 24, 2019of October 11-17, 2019 Governor offers full support for‘Dyker‘Dyker Mother Lights’Lights’ Cabrini vendors vendors statue causingcausing pollution,pollution, BY JOHN ALEXANDER said Cuomo. traffictrafficadvocate Jane Jacobs, andand who Cabrini trash,trash, first ministered to neighbors neighbors saysay JALEXANDER@BROOKLYNEAGLE. “With this statue, I think received 93 votes, and also the poor immigrants of the COM the Italian American and was passed over. Italian community. Catholic communities in On Monday, Oct. 14, Cabrini’s extensive ties to statue honoring New York will feel satisfied Cuomo made it clear that Brooklyn include working Mother Frances that she is being represent- he did not want to wait for at Sacred Heart of Jesus and A Cabrini is just one ed — because we recognize another round of votes to Mary Church located on more thing the governor in this city and in this state determine if Cabrini would President Street in 1892. She and mayor don’t see eye to that our diversity is our receive her statue. Instead, also assisted in the estab- eye on. greatest asset, and every he said he would appoint a lishment of the St. Charles Gov. Andrew Cuomo group has to feel included.” commission comprised of School with Brooklyn is not going to wait for a Cuomo’s announcement Italian-American leaders Bishop McDonnell, to serve second round of voting came after Mayor Bill de Bla- – including DiMarzio from the children of the newly organized by the city’s She sio – whose wife New York the Diocese of Brooklyn and arrived Italian immigrants. Built NYC initiative to see if City First Lady Chirlane Angelo Vivolo from the Co- The school was located on Mother Cabrini gets a statue McCray heads up She Built lumbus Citizens Foundation, Van Brunt Street, around in her honor. Rather, he has NYC – said on “The Brian among others – to identify the corner from the church. offered his full support for Lehrer Show" that the saint an artist and a location for By 1900, with the con- a new memorial honoring is “absolutely worthy of the new statue. centration of Italian immi- Cabrini, an Italian-Amer- being honored and another St. Frances Xavier grants in our area believed AP photo ican nun who came to the round of the statue process Cabrini, the patron saint to be the highest in the Gov. Andrew Cuomo has committed to putting United States as an immi- is about to begin and her of immigrants, arrived United States, SHJM Parish up a statue to honor Mother Cabrini in New grant and dedicated her life name is clearly at the top in New York in 1889 with began plans to build a big- York City. to public service on behalf of the list because she is an the Missionary Sisters of ger church on the corner of of the less fortunate. outstanding figure in New the Sacred Heart. Mother DeGraw and Hicks streets in in erecting a statue for immigrants,” said DiMar- On Columbus Day, the York history and obviously Cabrini Park is located at Cobble Hill. Mother Cabrini, which we zio. “We will work with same day the Diocese of it would mean a lot to a lot the former site of a church “I welcome the assistance hope is a monument to her Gov. Cuomo’s office to make Brooklyn sent a float con- of people.” building where Mother the governor is promising for herA work massive on behalf Dyker of Heights it happen.” holiday display. taining a figure of Mother The mayor’s remarks ebrooklyn media/File photo by Steve Solomonson Cabrini down Fifth Avenue followed a backlash from as part of the annual parade elected officials, civic lead- honoringBy Meaghan Italian-Americans, McGoldrick ersand and13th the Avenue, general from public 81st Shuttered bakery gets new lease on life Cuomobrooklyneagle.com announced that a thatStreet aroseto 86th Street,after thethe heart She of state commission would Builtholiday-light NYC initiative country. (which BY PAULA KATINAS entity known as Bread Firefighters had to abandon Since the late 1980s, those worktheir truck with and the walk Diocese to the siteof operatesfrom neighboring under communitiesthe auspic- [email protected] Depo Inc. Brooklyn,of a 911 call. the Catholic eshave of madethe city’sthe trek Economic by foot, Bay Ridge residents CitizensA resident Foundation with asthma and was Developmentbike, subway and Corporation) car to Dyker t’s icing on the cake! reacted with shock and otherchoked groups by the fumes to fund of an the idle announcedHeights to marvel that, at despitethe dis- Leske’s, the beloved sadness to the sudden clo- ice cream truck. plays, many exhibited as early newThese statue. were just two of the havingas Thanksgiving come weekend.in first in I bakery on Fifth Avenue sure of the local landmark stories“Mother told CabriniThursday wasas thea a citywideToday, spectators vote, travel Mother from that shut its doors on Oct. where generations of greatCity Council’sNew Yorker Consumer and a Cabriniother states had and not countries been chosen to the 4, breaking the hearts of sweet-toothed customers greatAffairs CommitteeItalian-American heard testi- asneighborhood one of six Thewomen New to York be cookie fans everywhere, bought their desserts. mony on the notorious Dyker Times has called the “undisputed immigrantLights holiday who display came and to a honoredcapital of withChristmas a statue. pageantry” reopened on Wednesday, News of the closure of thebill citythat andwould helped ban scoresvendors —Following a number anof themopen usingcall Oct. 16. Leske’s was quickly shared offrom immigrants clogging up and the opened annual fororganized nominations bus tours that,that havethe “We’ll be open 5 a.m. and on Facebook, as customers dozensend-of-year of institutions. affair. She Sheonly Builtgrown NYC in popularity website said,since we’ll have our regular lamented the sudden The legislation — introduced the famed lights first made head- isthis certainly summer by deserving Councilmember of a “drewlines. over 2,000 nomina- hours. departure of the bakery statue,Justin Brannan, and we whowill representsbe work- tions“Local from residents the public,” who for the so We can’t wait to see and expressed hope that it ingthe areawith and Bishop is a member DiMarzio of the saintmany yearsreceived have loved 219 viewingvotes, Barbaraeverybody,” Vellucci, Flo LoriGrande Willis and Josephine Beckmann. Photo courtesy of New Yorkcould City Council reopen. Flickr by Emil Cohen andcommittee the Columbus — seeks to Citizens ban food considerablythe Christmas more light thandisplays the told the Home Reporter on The legendary shop, trucks, souvenir sellers and now feel completely over- Foundationother types ofto vendorsget it done,” from secondwhelmed vote-getter,by these tour urban buses sandsTuesday. of tourists and a parade of least put an end to the vending. enforce them. The bill, Brannan whichsaid that first while openedhe admires its the operating between 10th Avenue that bring hundreds of thou- ice creamGrande trucks told and thisstreet paper ven- Aside from prohibiting said, would make clear that pre- doors“entrepreneurial in 1961, offers spirit” aof widestreet dorson that Tuesday combine that to the cause bakery, a vendors, the bill would also viously “gray area.” selectionvendors (they of breads, are crucial cakes, to the trafficlocated congestion at 7612 FifthChristmas Ave., help the community manage It would also help curb pastriescity, he said), and somethingdoughnuts, must as be nightmare,” Brannan said the event, supporters said. other hazardous situations, done to help Dyker Heights resi- Thursday.was getting “This readycreates to rea - “It must be understood that like those recounted at the welldents as reclaim brownies, some Black sense andof nor- monthlongopen at 5street a.m. Wednesday.festival-like this is an organic event, occur-ebrooklynhearing media/Photo by leaders by Paula of CB10. Katinas Whitemalcy throughoutcookies andthe holidays. other atmosphereCouncilmember in this quaint Justin resi- ringCouncilmember as a result of homeowners Justin Brannan“The vendors and Bakery idle in front of delectableBrannan desserts. agreed. dentialBrannan, neighborhood.” who worked expressingManager their Flo faith Grande and joy are homesexcited for 12that hours Leske’s per day for The“Look, bakery’s it’s fantastic delicious that Local residents for the most for the season, that has turned the 40-day duration,” CB10 hundreds of thousands of partbehind welcome the the scenes tourists, to but get intoBakery a full-blown will reopen. New York District Manager Josephine Rugelachtourists wantand tasty to Irishcome sosee- arethe unhappy shuttered with the congestion bakery City event,” said Community Beckmann said, stressing that daDyker bread Heights fly off butthe atshelves. what theyreopened bring and after the litter the theyNew BoardThese 10 businesses member areBarbara not trucksget back with up generators and running create costWhile to the Brannan residents whosaid live leaveYork behind, City marshal according posted to a Vellucci,only are who the shared backbone testimony of “chokepoints”again,” Brannan that force told pedes- the hein wasthis great,happy quiet, the Leske’sand tight- Brannan, who said he drafted from Dyker Heights Civic trians into the streets and block knit neighborhood 365 days a theclosure vendor ban notice bill afteron the hearing front Associationour community, President but theyFran carsHome from Reporter getting through. in an email. “One storyyear? hasIt is acompletely happy ending, unfair to complaintsdoor, said from he’s constituents. pleased to Vella-Marrone.are what make “However, our neigh be-- residentIn a movesubmitted that a video shocked to our hethem,” added he that said. the “This survival bill will “Justsee theimagine bakery the joyback of ain causeborhood the city so special.does not That’srecog- officeBay Ridgeof the residents,Fire Department, the ofmake Bay sureRidge’s 2019 small, is different.” mom- 40-daybusiness. ‘unofficial’ street festi- nizewhy Dyker it’s soLights exciting as an when [offi- whoNew hadYork to Citywalk marshalto a call and-popThe committee shops depends will likelyon val happening outside your cial] event under the permit because they could not get vote on the bill before the end door onBrannan, a quiet tree-lined a Democrat block process,new businesses it has become open, more and throughposted thea public intersection.” notice on whetherof the month, people the patronize councilman or therepresenting noise and fumes Bay from Ridge, an andso more heartbreaking difficult to manage.” when theCB10 front doorChair of LoriLeske’s Willis on thetold stores. the Brooklyn Eagle, with idlingDyker ice creamHeights truck and for parts 10 businesses,Brannan’s bill especially would allow the echoedOct. 4 informingBeckmann. the“The public trucks a“I full can vote do on everything the council floorin hoursof aBensonhurst, day — not exactly paid the a respondingones we’ve city grown agencies up with, to runthat until the whatever building’s time landlord, the view- myto follow.power toBrannan protect and small other Norman Rockwell Christmas properly police the process, he ers leave,” she said. “I had a very committee members said they of yourpre-opening dreams,” visithe said. to Leske’s said,close. explaining So when that when I heard a res- disturbingInsphere accountCorp., hadfrom “taken a resi- businesseshope to move as an the elected process Theon Tuesday committee afternoon said that to identLeske’s thinks was a infood trouble, vendor I dentlegal who possession has asthma ofwho these could official,along quickly but enoughour local to enactsmall morewish than the 150,000 owners visitors good luck.are mightimmediately be breaking got the involved law, so notpremises escape thepursuant fumes. 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ebrooklyn media/Photos by Arthur De Gaeta The winners in the Canine Costume Contest.

BY JOHN ALEXANDER with local residents dress- like escaped convicts. costumes included a little A super family -- Jorge and Shanna Sanchez JALEXANDER@BROOKLYNEAGLE. ing up their beloved pets Attendee Linda Orlando fluffy white dog dressed as with children Theo and Chris. COM in hopes of winning prizes was there with her dog Captain America, Happy that included gift cards and Terry. “We were Christmas the Chihuahua dressed in a surroundings. Renee Dorsa, whose pet alloween came baskets. angels and we won the prize Dracula outfit and Jackamo, “It feels wonderful to be pooch Nelly came in sec- early to Bay Ridge Nancy Schaaff, one of the for crowd favorites,” she the drunken sailor dog. here today. It’s a commu- ond place. H on Sunday, Oct. 13 organizers of the event, was told this paper. “My dog won Billy Hunter couldn’t nity event and Bay Ridge as the Narrows Botanical thrilled with the weather a $50 gift certificate to Nat- make up his mind while is famous for that so I am Garden hosted its 23rd An- and turnout which brought ural Pet. I’m just absolutely searching for the perfect very grateful coming here nual Fall Harvest Festival. out a number of families delighted to be here and I’m pumpkin in the patch, as all these years and to be a The park was strewn with from the community. “This so proud of my little puppy.” little Erin O’Brien seemed part of such a wonderful pumpkins and children … is so neighborhoody be- Other memorable overwhelmed by her community,” exclaimed and dogs all dressed up in cause it brings everybody brightly colored, creatively together,” Schaaff told this designed costumes for the paper. family-friendly event. “We have the canine cos- Attendees enjoyed a craft tume parade which every- fair with handmade items body loves. It’s incredible by local artists, while the what people do to their dogs, youngsters could paint their and of course, the pumpkin very own pumpkin thanks patch is amazing and we to Three Guys from Brook- couldn’t do it without Three lyn. There were also native Guys from Brooklyn," she plant garden tours, and mu- added. sic and dance performances. Mark and Vanessa with The highlight of the day their dog Escobar, Bad to the for many attendees was Bone, won the top prize for Mom Maggie Mottola the festival’s annual Great Best in Show. All three were Laura Daza with her posed with sons Corbin Canine Costume Contest, dressed in prison stripes dog Bella. Renee Dorsa and Matthew Moran with Nelly. and Lucas.

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BY PAULA KATINAS Jayne Marie Capetanakis, new members of the board. [email protected] Secretary Sandy Vallas and “You want to encourage new Treasurer Brian Kaszuba leadership,” she said. “And ori Willis first fell in were sworn in. we do ask members what love with Bay Ridge Willis chose a friend, committees they want to be L when she was taking New York State Supreme on.” part in the Five-Boro Bike Court Justice Donald Leo, to One of the issues that Tour and stopped in John administer the oath of office Willis is highlighting is Paul Jones Park, one of the to her. “It was quite lovely,” the annual Dyker Heights citywide tour’s rest stops. she said. Leo brought his Christmas lights display. “It was beautiful. I was family to the meeting so Residents have complained looking around and I that they could all see their that the extravaganza, thought what a great place friend Willis become the which brings thousands this must be to live,” she new head of the board. of tourists to the neighbor- said, recalling the lovely Several former hood each holiday season to recreation area tucked chairpersons came view the elaborately set-up away under the Verrazza- to the meeting to take twinkling lights and giant no-Narrows Bridge. part in a Community Santas and oversized nut- Willis, a native of Long Board 10 tradition, crackers has become noisy Island, got back on her bike the “Passing the and has generated so much and continued the tour on Gavel” ceremony, traffic, their side streets are that day. But she returned in which a gavel is Photos courtesy of Community Board 10 rendered impassable. to Bay Ridge a few years passed from one Several former chairpersons lined up to pass Willis recently testified later, this time to live. She former chairperson the gavel down to Willis in the back. at a hearing of the city’s has been living in the com- to the next and Consumer Affairs Commit- munity for 20 years. And then handed to the residents with city gov- Education and Libraries tee in favor of a bill spon- now, she is helping to set new leader. “It was ernment and advise mu- Committee. sored by Councilmember the neighborhood’s agenda humbling to see nicipal agencies on the So far, the soft-spoken Justin Brannan that would as the new chairperson of my predecessors,” needs of the community. Willis has taken a light ban sidewalk vendors from Community Board 10. Willis told the Home Willis said she has touch to her new role. She certain Dyker Heights Willis, a lawyer, was Reporter. “They have given Lori Willis takes the learned a lot during her has not made any major streets from Thanksgiving elected by her fellow board me great advice.” oath of office from years on the board. “You changes to committee Day to New Year’s Day. “I members in June. She has As chairperson, Willis Hon. Donald Leo at try to attend all of the board leadership, for example, hope the full Council votes been on the board for seven will preside over the her first meeting meetings. You try to listen even though that is within for this measure. There years. She presided over her board’s monthly meetings, as chairperson of and pay attention,” she said. the prerogative of a board does need to be some solu- first meeting as chairperson assign members to serve Community Board 10. During her tenure as chairperson. tion,” Willis told the Home last month. on various committees and a board member, she has But some of the commit- Reporter. “It was exciting,” she said set the agenda for issues the in Brooklyn. As outlined in served as parliamentarian tee chairs have changed The Brannan bill “will of the oath of office ceremo- board will work on for the the City Charter, communi- and has chaired the Police simply because the chair- give our Police Department ny at the start of the meeting 2019-2020 term. ty boards are comprised of and Public Safety Commit- persons themselves were much more equipment to in which she and her fellow There are 59 community 50 volunteers who advocate tee. She was also a member looking to step down. Willis handle the situation,” Willis officers, Vice Chairperson boards in New York City, 18 on behalf of neighborhood of the Youth Services, also worked to find spots for added.

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BY PAULA KATINAS Grid New York President take immediately steps to gas, held a press conference [email protected] John Bruckner said in a connect customers who outside his office in August statement issued on Oct. 14. had been previously denied to blast the company. ational Grid has “We care and are con- service. Colton said Tuesday started the pro- cerned for all customers im- Earlier this year, Nation- that his constituents were N cess of hooking up pacted by this issue, and it’s al Grid declared a moratori- relieved that Cuomo took natural gas service to an clear we could have done a um on new gas service and action but that people are estimated 1,000 customers better job communicating said it would also be unable still angry they had to do in Brooklyn, Queens and to this particular segment to reconnect customers without gas service for so Long Island who had previ- of customers,” Bruckner whose gas had been turned long. ebrooklyn media/File photo by Paula Katinas ously been denied service, added. off due to renovations or “The residents and small according to the company’s On Oct. 11, Cuomo other issues. businesses were devastat- Assemblymember Bill Colton, who held president, who spoke out in announced that National The company cited the ed by the decision of the a press conference with National Grid the wake of scathing criti- Grid is facing millions of need for state approval for greedy National Grid Gas customers in August, said this week that cism of the company from dollars in penalties for the construction of a new Company. I am grateful that his constituents are relieved the state has Gov. Andrew Cuomo. failing to connect existing $1 billion, 37-mile-long gas the New York State Public ordered gas service restored. “We’ve begun the process residential customers with pipeline between New York Service Commission has of contacting and re-con- natural gas as required by and New Jersey that would ordered National Grid to mid-November. increase its gas supply if it necting natural gas service the state’s Public Service enable it to increase its gas immediately connect over “Our objective is to con- is to keep up with customer to residential customers in Law. “National Grid has supply by 14 percent. 1,100 residential and small tact all customers outlined demand. Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau acted in bad faith through- The state’s Department of business gas customers in the order by the end of “We’ve been in this and Suffolk Counties who out this process, first by Environmental Conserva- that were previously this week and schedule a business for more than 100 were previously discon- denying over 1,100 eligible tion rejected the permit to denied service unless the re-connection appointment years and there’s nothing nected from our system customers with service and construct the pipeline. controversial new pipeline based on their needs. Our we want more than to more than two years ago, no now by failing to fulfill its Democratic Assembly- was approved by the state,” goal is to re-connect the satisfy every customer longer accounted for in our core responsibility,” Cuomo member Bill Colton, who Colton stated on Tuesday. majority of these customers request for gas service. supply portfolio and denied said in a statement. said National Grid’s mora- Meanwhile, Bruckner within the mid-November Unfortunately, that’s not re-connection under our The New York State Pub- torium left several constit- said National Grid’s timeframe,” he said. possible given the current current connection restric- lic Service Commission uents in his Gravesend-Ben- goal is to re-connect the But Bruckner said constraints on gas supply,” tion guidelines,” National directed National Grid to sonhurst district without affected customers by National Grid needs to he said. 8• EXTRA EDITION HOME REPORTER AND SPECTATOR • Week of October 18 – October 24, 2019

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POLICE BEAT

Police release additional video of suspects wanted POLICE SEARCH FOR in robbery at Fort Hamilton Parkway station MAN WHO ROBBED BY JAIME DEJESUS victim in the face, grabbed the purse at around 4 p.m., a 64-year-old man AND GROPED [email protected] and ran off. was on a northbound F train near the WOMAN AT Subsequently, on Thursday, July 25 Fort Hamilton subway station when BENSONHURST olice have released additional cops say the same woman demanded SUBWAY video of two suspects wanted in his phone. When the man refused, the STATION P connection to a pair of summer- woman and two men beat him up. The time subway robberies, one at Church three suspects took the victim’s cell BY JAIME DEJESUS Avenue and the other at the Fort Ham- phone, tool bag and $320, and fled. The JDEJESUS@ ilton subway station. victim was transported to a hospital BROOKLYNREPORTER.COM According to authorities, who sent where he was treated for broken ribs, new video to the media on Tuesday, bruises and dental injuries. olice are looking Oct. 15, a 28-year-old woman was on a Anyone with information about the for a man who southbound G train near the Church identity of the suspects is asked to call P they say robbed Avenue subway station on Saturday, the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at and groped a 27-year-old July 20 at around 1:30 a.m. when anoth- 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or for Spanish, woman inside a subway er woman sprayed a substance on her 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). The public can station in Bensonhurst. face and tried to steal her purse, which also submit their tips at www.nypd- According to au- contained her phone and credit cards. Photos courtesy of NYPD crimestoppers.com and on Twitter @ thorities, the woman Following a struggle, an unknown Surveillance images of the NYPDTips. was standing on the man and the woman punched the suspects. All calls are kept strictly confidential. northbound platform of the 79th Street subway station , on Monday, Oct. 14, at around 2 a.m. when Police seek crook who snatched woman’s the suspect simulated a gun and demanded her Photo courtesy of NYPD jewelry in Sunset Park train station wallet. He took the wallet A surveillance then grabbed the victim’s image of the BY JAIME DEJESUS 26-year-old woman. breast before running off. suspect. [email protected] Anyone with information about the Later, the suspect used identity of the suspect is asked to call the victim’s credit card at 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). olice are looking for a man the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at a tobacco and vape store. The public can also sub- wanted for stealing a necklace 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or for Spanish, Anyone with in- mit their tips by logging P from a passenger on the south- 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). The public formation about the onto the CrimeStoppers bound N train as it entered the 36th can also submit their tips by logging identity of the suspect website at www.nypd- Street train station in Sunset Park. onto the CrimeStoppers website at is asked to call the crimestoppers.com, or According to authorities, the inci- www.nypdcrimestoppers.com, or Photo courtesy of NYPD NYPD’s Crime Stoppers on Twitter @ NYPDTips. dent occurred on Tuesday, Oct. 8 at on Twitter @ NYPDTips. A surveillance image of the Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS All calls are strictly around 7:45 p.m. The victim was a All calls are strictly confidential. suspect. (8477) or for Spanish, confidential.

Compiled by Jaime DeJesus

68TH PRECINCT 62ND PRECINCT

The 68th Precinct serves Bay Ridge, The 62nd Precinct serves Bensonhurst, on Oct. 13. Reports say that at around 12:15 Dyker Heights and Fort Hamilton. window and stole a college ring, a gold Bath Beach and Gravesend. p.m., the victim was smoking outside when the foil baseball card, gold chains and $50 suspect, who the victim didn’t know, allegedly STOLEN TIRES AND RIMS: A car from a bedroom dresser. The victim, a AFTERNOON ROBBERY: A 35-year-old man approached him and punched him in the face, parked near 90th Street and Ridge Bou- 60-year-old man, told police that one of was attacked and robbed of cash and other knocking him to the floor and injuring his head. levard was stripped of tires and rims on the fire escape windows doesn’t lock. No items near 14th Avenue and 64th Street on Oct. Oct.9. Cops say the victim, a 46-year-old arrests have been made. 9. Reports say that at around 2:23 p.m., the man MAN ALLEGEDLY RESISTS ARREST: Accord- man, parked his car at around 4:50 p.m. was walking eastbound on 64th Street when ing to the police, a 31-year-old man who was When he returned at around 5:20 a.m. STOLEN IDENTITY: Unknown crooks the unknown crook(s) — one of whom was a being arrested attacked the officers who were the following morning, he discovered opened a Macy’s credit card in the name man — approached him from behind, hit him on trying to take him into custody on 17th Avenue that an unknown thief had removed of a 31-year-old man who lives on 86th the head, and stole his cellphone, wallet, glasses between Benson Avenue and Bath Avenue on rims and tires — worth around $1,400 Street between Ridge Boulevard and and $100. The victim told police he didn’t see Oct. 12 at around 7:50 a.m. Cops say the arrest- — from two wheels.No arrests have been Third Avenue and made $778 worth the perp or perps and wasn’t able to provide a ing officer was told by the first officer who had made. of charges on it. The victim told police description. No arrests have been made. responded to a report of a larceny in progress he was made aware of the transactions that the suspect fled when he chased him. The DOUBLE-PARKED CAR STOLEN BY when he received the new card and bill TWO MEN ATTACK, ROB VICTIM: Two male suspect allegedly resisted arrest when he was CROOK: A car left double-parked at in the mail. No arrests have been made. crooks described as being in their early 20s at- apprehended at Bay 16th Street and Benson Ave- 68th Street and Fourth Avenue on Oct. tacked and robbed a 37-year-old man near West nue, injuring the responding cops. The suspect 8 at around 3:17 a.m. was stolen after its SHOPPING SPREE: A total of $32,879 Sixth Street and 65th Street on Oct. 7. According also allegedly tried to get rid of narcotics at the owner, a 64-year-old man, left it running worth of charges were made on a Capital to reports, at around 3 a.m., the victim was ap- scene. Cops say they found additional narcotics with the keys in the ignition. Noarrests One credit card opened in the name of a proached by the duo who then punched him in in the suspect’s bag. have been made. 42-year-old woman who lives near 12th the face and body several times. The attackers Avenue and Bay Ridge Parkway, accord- went through his pockets and stole $60 and CHECK FORGED FOR 4K: A check mailed by a MAN BURGLARIZES RIDGE APART- ing to police. Cops say the victim became credit cards before taking off southbound on 54-year-old woman who lives near 68th Street MENT: An apartment on 68th Street aware of the fraud perpetrated against West Sixth Street in a black sedan. No arrests and 14th Avenue to her doctor was stolen by between Fourth and Fifth Avenues was her on Oct. 8 when she received a notice have been made. an unknown perp who altered it and cashed burglarized and nearly $500 worth of from a collection agency and checked it at Apple Bank for $4,210 on Oct. 11. The property was stolen on Oct. 10 at around her credit report. The victim says that 73-YEAR-OLD MAN ASSAULTED: A 36-year- victim said she mailed the check at a mailbox 10:15 p.m. Cops say the burglar(s) got she didn’t open the account. No arrests old man was arrested for allegedly attacking a a block away from her home. No arrests have into the home through the fire escape have been made. 73-year-old man at 83rd Street and 18th Avenue been made. 12• EXTRA EDITION HOME REPORTER AND SPECTATOR • Week of October 18 – October 24, 2019 NYU Langone Hospital partners with LiveOnNY for lifesaving organ donations BY JOHN ALEXANDER cardiologist told me, ‘I don’t JALEXANDER@BROOKLYNEAGLE. know what else I can do for COM you. You just have to accept that you’re going to die.” t was all about the gift Feldheim went to a dif- of life as NYU Langone ferent cardiologist who en- I Hospital hosted its annu- rolled him in the transplant al Organ Donor Enrollment program. Within a month, a Day on Thursday, Oct. 10 in heart became available. “It the hospital’s main lobby was a 16-year-old girl who at 150 55th Street in Sun- was the donor,” explained Dr. Jose Hernandez, set Park. Feldheim. “It was an unex- whose sister is an The hospital has part- pected death; she was not organ recipient and nered with LiveOnNY in a ill but had the foresight Stephen Feldheim, bid to encourage people to to tell her parents that if who received a donor increase lifesaving donor anything ever happened to heart 20 years ago. rolls in New York, which is her, she wanted to donate ranked among the lowest her organs.” Feldheim said ebrooklyn media/Photos by John Alexander Americans currently await- in the country for organ he was fortunate to have LiveOnNY’s Kaileen Puppo, Timothy Molloy, Stephen Feldheim, Safiya ing an organ transplant. Na- donations. received her heart, had a Raheem and Scott Schuler offer gifts and information about organ dona- tionally, 20 people each day The goal was to enroll great recovery and was out tion at NYU Langone Hospital. die while awaiting a match as many New Yorkers as of the hospital in eight days. for a transplant, accord- possible in a single day. “The only thing I’d say is “We know that 92 percent “the national average of reg- years,” he explained. ing to the federal Health Speaking on behalf of the if you’re not an organ donor, of New Yorkers agree that istered organ donors is 56 Hernandez continued, Resources and Services miracle of organ donation please do so. There are a lot organ donation is really percent, putting us in 50th “By the grace of God a young, Administration. A person is was Stephen Feldheim, a of lives you can save and important in helping save place, which is dead last.” 23-year-old man donated added to the wait list every 70-year-old organ recipient I know we all like to be lives,” Raheem said. “But on- Dr. Jose Hernandez, vice his organs and saved her 10 minutes, but one donor from Windsor Terrace, who proud of New York,” added ly 35 percent of us have tak- president peri-operative life eight years ago today.” can save as many as eight had a heart transplant 20 Feldheim. en that extra step to become services, is on the organ do- To mark Organ Donor En- lives. years ago. LiveOnNY has blanketed registered donors. So today nor committee at NYU Lan- rollment Day, Gov. Andrew “New York State has made “I was 48 years old and the community by partner- is really about being out in gone. He also has a vested Cuomo released a statement it easier than ever to be- sick for about two years at ing with hospitals, medical the community, providing interest being the brother supporting organ donor come an organ donor,” said the time. I was still playing centers, transplant centers, an education opportunity, of an organ recipient, and programs like LiveOnNY, Cuomo. “Now when you’re football and softball with colleges and businesses in and clearing up myths and he called organ donation and urging New York State signing up for health in- younger guys but I started hopes of getting people to misconceptions about or- life-saving, life-changing residents to enroll. In a surance or renewing your slowly to go downhill,” enroll. “We at LiveOnNY gan donation to empower and life-altering. “My statement he explained license, you have a chance Feldheim told this paper. “I are really excited about to- people to take that next sister was diagnosed with that according to the U.S. to potentially save a life by used to have a three-mile day’s event,” Safiya Raheem, step and become life-saving Polycystic kidney disease, Organ Procurement and simply checking a box.” walk to MetroTech to work director of community and registered donors.” lost function in both her Transplantation Network, For more information and noticed I was getting out government affairs at Live- Hospital Services Special- kidneys and was on renal nearly 10,000 New Yorkers about organ donation, go to of breath. Actually, my first OnNY, told this paper. ist Kaileen Puppo added that dialysis for six and a half are among the 113,000 liveonny.org Treyger cuts ribbon after $540,000 remodeling

BY PAULA KATINAS room, located on the fourth Treyger, a former high [email protected] floor of the school at 87 school teacher who is Bay 49th St., is decorated chairperson of the Coun- Skye Garay, a fourth with posters and artworks cil’s Education Committee, grader at P.S. 212, is an avid created by students as well said the goal of updating reader. But she said the li- as posters by adults pro- the library is to give the brary in her school wasn’t moting reading and a love elementary school students up to par. “It was kind of of literature. a solid foundation that will old. And the books were old, Sure, the old library had carry them into the future too. I don’t think the books plenty of books on shelves. when they graduate from really challenged us,” she But it also had old lighting college and start careers. told the Home Reporter. fixtures and always seemed “We have to help them com- ebrooklyn media/Photos by Paula Katinas Well, Skye got some good to be dark, according to stu- pete in a more competitive Joined by excited children, Councilmember Mark news on Friday. Councilmember Mark dents and teachers. economy,” he said. Treyger and P.S. 212 Principal Rina Horne cut the P.S. 212 Principal Rina Treyger was touched Treyger, a Democrat ribbon to open the newly renovated library. Horne welcomed Coun- when he was present- representing Gravesend, cilmember Mark Treyger, ed with a giant thank Coney Island and parts of The new library met Skye Home Reporter. parents, education officials you card. Bensonhurst, secured the Garay’s high standards. “I Sabbatino recalled one and civic leaders to the funding for the ambitious really like it,” she said. kindergartener who looked school to cut the ribbon service counter, book shelv- renovation project in the Emily Sabbatino, the up in amazement at the to mark the re-opening ing for the school’s printed city budget. school librarian, said she oval-shaped lighting fix- of the library following a collection, a storytelling Horne said she hopes the was pleased that the chil- tures and announced that $540,000 renovation that area, an IT area with four new space will give chil- dren already appear to be they resembled planets in turned the room into a workstations, new laptop dren the chance to “develop Principal Rina Horne enjoying the new facility. the solar system. “This was state-of-the-art library and computers and a Smart a passion for research and (left) and Librarian “When they first saw the a kindergartener!” she said. media center. Board. The facility contains reading.” The library, she Emily Sabbatino show new library, I could see The library will offer P.S. The revamped new furniture and lighting predicted, will help “bring the computer mouse from their faces that they 212’s students “the start of 1,000-square-foot-space fixtures. our school into the 21st pads decorated by loved it. And it stirred their a lifelong journey in litera- now boasts a librarian’s The comfortable, airy century.” students. imaginations,” she told the ture,” Sabbatino predicted. A Special Section of the Brooklyn Eagle

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Community Board #1 Community Board #6 435 GRAHAM AVE., 250 BALTIC ST., Brooklyn, NY 11211 Brooklyn, NY 11201 Phone: 718-389-0009 Phone: 718-643-3027 Fax:7 18-389-0098 Fax: 718-624-8401 Email:bk01@cb .nyc.gov Email:info@brooklyncb6 .org Flushing Ave., Willamsburg, Red Hook, Carroll Gardens, Park Slope, Greenpoint, Northside, Southside Gowanus, Cobble Hill Chairperson: none Chairperson: Peter Fleming District Manager:Gerald Esposito Regular monthly board meetings held the District Manager: Michael Racioppo 2nd Tuesdayo f the month/ 6:30pm. Regular monthly board meetings held the 2nd Wednesday of the month/6:30p.m. Community Board #2 350 JAY ST., 8THFLOOR Community Board #7 Brooklyn, NY 11201 4201 4THAVE., Phone: 718-596-5410 Brooklyn, NY 11232 Fax: 718-852-1461 Phone: 718-854-0003 Email: [email protected] Fax: 718-436-1142 Brooklyn Heights, Fulton Mall, Boerum Hill, Email:bk07@c b.nyc.gov Ft.Greene, BK Navy Yard, Clinton Hill Sunset Park, Windsor Terrace Chairperson: Lenue H. Singletary, III Chairperson: Cesar Zuniga District Manager:Rob ert Perris Regular District Manager: Jeremy Laufer monthly board meetings held the 2nd Regular monthly board meetings held the Wednesday of the month/ 6:00pm. 3rd Wednesday of the month! 6:30p.m.

Communi Board #8 Community Board #3 1291 ST.MARKS AVE., 1360 FULTON ST. t Brooklyn, NY 11213 Brooklyn, NY 11216 Phone: 718-467-5574 Community Board #17 Phone:718-622-6601 Fax: 718-778-2979 Community Board #11 Commun· Board #14 2214 BATH AVE., 810 EAST 16TH ST., Fax: 718-857-5774 Email:info@brooklync b8.org 4112 FARRAGUT ROAD Brooklyn, NY 11214 Brooklyn, NY 11214 Brooklyn, NY 11210 Email: [email protected] North Crown Heights, Prospect Heights, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Stuyvesant Heights, Phone:718-266-8800 Phone: 718-859-6357 Phone: 718-434-3072 Weeksville Fax: 718-421-6077 Ocean Hill Fax: 718-266-8821 Fax:718-434-3801 Chairperson: Ethel Tyus Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Chairperson: none District Manager: Michelle George Bath Beach, Gravesend, Mapleton, Flatbush, Midwood, Kensington, Ocean East Flatbush, Remsen Village, Farrgut, District Manager:Henry Butler Regular monthly board meetings held the Bensonhurst Parkway Rugby, Eramus, Ditmas Village Regular monthly board meetings held the 2nd Thursday of the month/ 7:00pm. Chairperson: William Guarinello Chairperson: Ed Powell Chairperson: Aaron Ampaw 1st Monday of the month! 7:00pm. District Manager: Marnee Elias-Pavia District Manager: Shawn Campbell District Manager: Sherif Fraser Regular Regular monthly board meetings held Regular monthly board meetings held the monthly board meetings held the 3rd Community Board #9 2nd Thursday of the month/7:30p.m. 2nd Monday of the month/ 7:30pm. Wednesday of the month/ 7:00pm. Community Board #4 890 NOSTRAND AVE., Community Board #15 Communi Board #12 1420 BUSHWICK AVE., SUITE 370 Brooklyn, NY 11225 KINGSBORO COMMUNITY COLLEGE Community Board #18 5910 13THAV E., Brooklyn, NY 11207-1422 Phone: 718-778-9279 2001 Oriental Blvd., Cluster Room C124 1097 BERGEN AVE., Brooklyn, NY 11219 Brooklyn,NY 11235 Phone: 718-628-8400 Fax: 718-467-0994 Brooklyn, NY 11234-4841 Phone:718-851-0800 Phone: 718-332-3008 Fax:718-628-8619 Phone: 718-241-0422 Email: [email protected] Fax: 718-851-4140 Fax: 718-648-7232 3 Email: [email protected] South Crown Heights, Prospect Lefferts Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Fax:718-5 1-3199 Email:b [email protected] Bushwick Gardens, Wingate Boro Park, Kensington, Ocean Parkway, Sheepshead Bay, ManhattanBeach, Canarsie, Bergen Beach, Mill Basin, Chairperson: none Midwood Kings Bay, Gerritsen Beach, Kings Chairperson: Fred Baptiste Flatlands, Marine Park, Georgetown, District Manager:C elestina Leon Chairperson: none Highway, Madison, East Gravesend District Manager: CurrentlyVacant Mill Island District Manager: Barry Spitzer Chairperson: none Regular monthly board meetings held the Regular monthly board meetings held the Chairperson: Gardy Brazela Regular monthly board meetings held the District Manager: Laura Singer 3rd Wednesday of the month! 6:00pm. 4th Tuesday of the month! 7:00pm. Regular monthly board meetings held the District Manager: Dorothy Turano 4th Tuesday of the month/ 7:00pm. last Tuesday of the month/ 7:00pm. Regular monthly board meetings held the Community Board #5 Community Board #10 CommuniJy Board #13 3rd Wednesday of the month/ 7:00pm. Communi Board #16 404 PINE STREET, 8119 5THAVE., 1201 SURF AVE., 3RD FLOOR 444 THOMAS BOYLAND ST., ROOM 103 Brooklyn, NY 11208, 3RD FLOOR Brooklyn, NY 11209 Brooklyn, NY 11224 Phone: 929-221-8261 Phone: 718-745-6827 Phone:718-266-3001 Brooklyn, NY 11212 Fax: 718-345-0501 Fax: 718-836-2447 Fax: 718-266-3920 Phone: 718-385-0323 Email:[email protected] Email:b k01 [email protected] Email: [email protected] Fax: 718-342-6714 East New York, Cypress Hills, Highland Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights, Fort Hamilton Coney Island, Brighton Beach, Email: [email protected] Park, New Lots, City Line, Starrett City Chairperson: Lori Willis Bensonhurst, Gravesend, Seagate Brownsville, Ocean Hill Chairperson: Andre T Mitchell District Manager: Josephine Beckmann Chairperson: Joann Weiss Chairperson: none District Manager:Melinda Perkins Regular monthly board meetings held the District Manager: Eddie Mark District Manager: Viola D. Greene-Walker Regular monthly board meetings held the 3rd Monday of the month! 7pm. Except Regular monthly board meetings held the Regular monthly board meetings held the 4th Wednesday of the month! 6:30pm. during Januaryand February 4th Wednesday of the month! 7:00pm. 4th Tuesday of the month! 7:00pm. UPDATED SUMMER 2019

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LAWYER DIES IN ACCIDENT AT BROOKLYN MUSEUM PARTY The Brooklyn Navy Yard debuted on Tuesday its first new-from- BROOKLYN MUSEUM — A young lawyer died after he fell try the-ground-up commercial development in more than a decade. ing to slide down a banister at the Brooklyn Museum’s First Dock 72, a 16-story office building, has quite the view: the World Saturday party last week, according to Gothamist. Kirkland Trade Center, the Empire State Building, the Williamsburg Bridge Dawson lost his balance and fell three stories. He was taken to and more. Reporters got a bird’s-eye view of the North Brooklyn New York Presbyterian Hospital, where he died the next day. waterfront and plenty of iconic scenery during a tour on Tues Dawson, a law school graduate of Western Michigan Univer day, when the $400 million development celebrated its official sity, worked as a parole officer in Michigan before moving to opening with popping champagne corks and a drum corps perfor New York to pursue a legal career. mance. For the full story, visit brooklyneagle.com.  WOMAN STRUCK, KILLED BY CAR IN KENSINGTON KENSINGTON — A driver struck and killed a 60-year-old wom an on Church Avenue near East Fourth Street in Kensington on Saturday, according to the Brooklyn Paper. Olga Feldman and a companion were struck by a black Cadillac SRX traveling west on Church Avenue. The two were rushed to Maimonides Medical Center, where Feldman was pronounced dead. The Brooklyn Pa- per reported that there have been 13 crashes on Church Avenue between Coney Island and McDonald avenues since 2016.  ACTIVISTS SEEK TO FIND CHICKENS, SEIZED DURING JEWISH RITUAL, NEW HOMES BUSHWICK — In a basement of a Bushwick house, about 100 chickens are awaiting transport to new homes after being rescued, according to NY1 News. Alexa Stone and her friend Rocky Schwartz rescued the chickens, which were originally purchased for a custom called Kaporos practiced by Hasidic Jews shortly before Yom Kippur (see Brooklyneagle.com). The chicken is flung in a circle around one’s head three times while a prayer transfers one’s sins to the bird, which is then slaugh Croghan Lore by photo INBrooklyn tered. However, the pair says, baby chickens are abandoned for a variety of reasons throughout the year in Brooklyn. York on Sept. 24 when the suspects entered the truck. The sus es, stained glass and a coffered ceiling. Schwartz has kept a handful of rescued birds over the years. pects assaulted the worker, stole his wallet containing $200 in THREE NEIGHBORHOODS Most get transported to animal sanctuaries, according to NY1. cash, then fled. The deliveryman was taken to a local hospital JOIN MILLION-DOLLAR LIST  and treated for bruises and pain to his face, neck and shoul BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — Since 2015, three Brooklyn neighbor SMORGASBURG TO MOVE der, police said. Surveillance photos released by police show hoods have hit a median recorded real estate sales price of TO NEW INDOOR SPACE two young African-American men, one shirtless and wearing $1 million or more, according to Business Insider. The three WILLIAMSBURG — Smorgasburg, the nation’s largest open-air a white baseball cap and the other wearing a red T-shirt and a neighborhoods are Brooklyn Heights, Prospect Heights and food market, is moving indoors next month, according to the black baseball cap. Williamsburg. A report by StreetEasy, a real estate listing web Brooklyn Paper. It will open at 25 Kent Ave. between North  site, said that there were only four million-dollar neighbor 12th and North 13th streets in Williamsburg. Smorgasburg’s JIMMY KIMMEL HEADS TO BAM ONCE AGAIN hoods in the city in 2010, but now there are 17. outdoor food fairs will run on Saturdays in East River State FORT GREENE — Jimmy Kimmel will be heading to Brooklyn Park and on Sundays in Prospect Park until the end of October for a week of shows starting on Oct. 21, according to Deadline,  before it moves to the new indoor venue. Last year, Smorgas a show-business website. Kimmel’s lineup of guests is sched ANTI-JEWISH ASSAULTS REPORTED IN BROOKLYN burg moved for the winter to the Atlantic Center Mall. uled to include Eddie Murphy, Bruce Springsteen, Alicia Keys, CROWN HEIGHTS — A Jewish man was slapped in the face and  Benedict Cumberbatch, Kelly Ripa, Ellie Kemper, John Krasins called a “dirty Jew” in Crown Heights on Saturday afternoon, KOSCIUSZKO BRIDGE ki, Paul Schaffer, David Byrne and the Sugarhill Gang. The show according to the Forward. Police say the assailant was an Af TRAFFIC STILL PROBLEMATIC will be taped in front of a live audience at the Brooklyn Acade rican-American man on a bicycle. The incident is being inves GREENPOINT — Traffic on the new Kosciuszko Bridge is not my of Music. It will be the fifth time Kimmel and his show have tigated as a hate crime. Also, on Friday night in Borough Park, much better than on the bridge it replaced, according to NY1 broadcast live from BAM, Deadline said. occupants in a car threw eggs at two Jewish men walking in News. In particular, drivers heading from Queens to Brooklyn  the area. have seen no improvement in traffic speeds in the morning or GROUP BOYCOTTS FLATBUSH  evening rush hour, according to a study from the transporta BAR AFTER ASSAULTS ON WOMEN OFFICER INJURED IN BROOKLYN HIT-AND-RUN tion firm INRIX. Things are worse for drivers headed in the op FLATBUSH — An organization named Equality for Flatbush is PROSPECT-LEFFERTS GARDENS — A police officer suffered a posite direction, NY1 News said. Queens-bound travel in the hoping to get a Flatbush bar called the Zombie House closed leg injury after he was run over by a suspect’s car in Brooklyn, evening rush hour proceeded at an average of 16 miles per after six women were reportedly assaulted there, according to but the suspect was arrested a half hour later after fleeing on hour on the new bridge. News 12 Brooklyn. The most recent alleged attack took place foot, according to the New York Post. The cop, whose iden  when a man approached a woman, poured a beer on her, then tity was not released, was hit near Bedford Avenue and Rut ADAMS, AT CROWN HEIGHTS knocked her to the ground. Another victim claimed she was land Road in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens late Saturday night VIGIL, DECRIES VIOLENCE sexually assaulted by the owner last year, News 12 Brooklyn by a man driving a silver Audi sedan. After the driver ran the CROWN HEIGHTS — Borough President Eric Adams on Mon reported. A representative of the bar said Equality for Brook cop over, he crashed his car into a parked vehicle and fled on day was one of several local leaders who spoke after a vigil lyn was spreading misinformation. foot, police said. The officer was taken to Kings County Hos to mourn the four victims of a shooting at an illegal gambling  pital. club on Utica Avenue in Crown Heights, according to CBSN ORTIZ BILL TO HELP LGBTQ  ewYork. Police identified the victims, all of them from Brook YOUTH SIGNED INTO LAW DUO TO OPEN ARGENTINIAN lyn, as Dominick Winbush, Chester Goode, Terence Bishop and SUNSET PARK — Assemblymember Felix Ortiz (D-Sunset Park- EMPANADA RESTAURANT John Thomas. Three other people were injured in the shoot Red Hook) last week saw Gov. Andrew Cuomo sign his bill that WILLIAMSBURG — Brooklyn restaurateurs Andres Whant and ing. Police have recovered two weapons at the scene but ha requires employees of programs providing care to runaway or Andreas Rodas, who own the Italian restaurants Piccoli Trat ven’t yet made any arrests. homeless youth to attend training on how to deal with LGBTQ toria in Park Slope and Belli Osteria in Clinton Hill, plan to  youth. LGBTQ youngsters make up to 40 percent of the pop open Masa Empanadas, an Argentinian empanada restaurant, COPS FIND STOLEN CAR ulation in these facilities. Ortiz contends that staff should be at 804 Grand St. on Oct. 21. Whang told Patch that the new WITH CHILD IN BACK SEAT trained about how to address homophobia from other youth restaurant will focus on serving empanadas “with a Brook EAST NEW YORK — A 6-year-old boy was found safe in East and how to deal with challenges specific to the LGBTQ com lyn flair.” Both owners grew up in Argentina. Patch added that New York, along with the stolen car in which he was a pas munity. “Many of these young people have faced difficult fam all the empanadas will be served in a “no forks, no plates, no senger, according to ABC7. The incident happened early Mon ily situations due to their sexual orientation and/or gender ex worries” style. day afternoon on Avenue L in Canarsie, where a white Acura pression,” Ortiz said.  MDX was reported stolen outside a plumbing supply store. “A  B’KLYN STD RATES HIT RECORD HIGHS guy just left his nephew in the car,” a witness told ABC7. “And VICTORIAN FLATBUSH HOME BOROUGHWIDE — The Centers for Disease Control and Pre somebody just drove the car away.” After a two-hour search, BEING SOLD FOR $2.25M vention has released its annual report, which reveals that police found the child, identified as Ronald Mowatt, inside MIDWOOD PARK — A single-family home in the Midwood Brooklyn has some of the highest rates of chlamydia, syphi the car at Linden Boulevard and Georgia Avenue. The boy ap Park area, built in 1908, is being sold for $2.25 million, accord lis and gonorrhea in the country, Patch said. The report ranks peared to be unharmed, police said. ing to Brownstoner. The home, at 699 E. 18th St. in the Fiske Kings County sixth among the top 10 U.S. counties where the  Terrace-Midwood Park Historic District, was built in the Co diseases are most prevalent and said Brooklyn has the most COPS SEEK SUSPECTS lonial Revival style and has a hipped roof, bay windows and cases of chlamydia in New York State. CDC Director Gail Bolan IN ROBBERY OF DELIVERYMAN a wrap-around porch. “With seven bedrooms and four bath said that progress in STD prevention has reversed in the U.S., EAST NEW YORK — Police are looking for two men who they rooms over three floors plus a cellar, there is no lack of space,” and that “the resurgence of syphilis, and particularly congeni say attacked and robbed a deliveryman in September, accord Brownstoner said. The ground floor contains two parlors, a tal syphilis, is not an arbitrary event, but rather a symptom of ing to PIX11. The man was working inside his parked delivery dining room and a kitchen. Details include wooden wall pan a deteriorating public health infrastructure and lack of access truck on Williams Avenue near Newport Street in East New els, a parquet floor, a working brick fireplace, built-in bookcas to health care.”

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JAG-ONEINBROOKLYN Physical TherapyThe Brooklyn Expands Eagle stopped by the new Throughout location at 89 Original lyrics Tri-State are set to public domain Area melodies Play UniqueNice Theatre has begun itsnew season of lightheart- MixxFourth Avenue, Boutique fi ve blocks from Barclays Center,opens where including in old folkBay songs and Ridgeclassic children’s tunes. ed musicals with positive, life-affi rming messages about the two-act musical “The Three Little Pigs Buy The show, which emphasizes “being a good neighbor,” cooperation and kindness. And they’re looking for their a Brownstone in Brooklyn” is running on plus patience, perseverance, and pig puns runs July/August cast, musicians, and backstage helpers. weekends (2 p.m. Saturdays, 3:30 p.m. through July 1, will be followed by show RelocatedThe JAG-ONE from PhysicalManhattan, Therapy this all-volunteergroup accepting compa- Sundays, through July 1). after show, starting with the summer mu- ny’s rehearsals and meetings reflPhotos ect courtesy their of mission JAG-ONE and The Eagle is mentioned prom- sical about kids and counselors at an messagean award by encouraging of excellence. its mixed-generation cast and inently in the Brooklyn-cen- unusual summer camp, titled “Not a crew (ages 6 to 106) to interact socially and share stories tric script in Scene 6 and the Happy Camper.” of their own lives on and off stage. newspaper is used as a prop as The theatre welcomes audition In a welcoming atmosphere, the experienced and new well. The show’s target audi- appointments, visits, donations of Play Nice actors and crew are encouraged to come early ence is ages six and up, with costumes and supplies, and all in- and linger after assigned rehearsal slots in order to get to plenty of humor adults will quiries throughout the year. Act- know each other, help each other memorize their lines, appreciate. ing classes, puppet shows, con- do school homework and play games. Some may choose “Two six-year-olds are certs, one-day free workshops, to help with scenery painting or prop-making. among the actors, with the variety shows, and special fami- All ticket sales from main stage shows ($10 admis- oldest member more than ly events are planned and a fund- sion) is donated to local charities, a prime motivation ten times their age, and the raising concert on July 20. for many participants who fi nd it rewarding to help raise family idea is refl ected lit- For more details, show times, money for those less fortunate through donating their erally: the cast includes two tickets, and contact information, time and talent. brothers who play two of the go to www.PlayNicePeople. According to theatre founder Rob Lester, the cast and pigs; a mother and her son have com. crew areBy like John a second Alexander family. “Workinging storeon a toshow life,” with said Pagano.a scene “We together as an older pig INBrooklyn all finally got the big push to really Photos are from the current Mixx Boutiqueproduction is an exciting new pursue this dream after finding out of “The 3 Little Pigs Buyaddition a Brownstone to Bay Ridge’s in burgeoning that we would be losing our jobs at Brooklyn” businessPhotos district. by Jarrett It Scottoffers a fresh Lester’s because it was closing its collection from the perspective of its doors in Brooklyn,” Pagano added. three owners who each bring their Pagano was born and raised in Ma- own uniqueness. All the owners have rine Park and currently lives in Bay a fashion background, which includes Ridge. She began her career in retail visual merchandising and buying. and worked her way up to corporate Mixx Boutique combines excep- sales. She’s married with two kids tional and knowledgeable customer and calls her job a dream come true. service with quality trendy merchan- “We all love Bay Ridge and have dise. Its mission is to offer women spent many years enjoying all that of all ages a wide selection of fash- the neighborhood has to offer,” said ionable clothing, focusing on styles, Abdullah, who was born and raised colors and fits to flatter any woman. in Park Slope and has lived in Bay The store is owned and run by Ridge for the last four years. “It three best friends, Aisha Abdullah, makes us so proud and honored to be Emily Pagano and Mirella DiBarto- among the other merchants of Third lo-Peitz. “We all met while working Avenue.” Abdullah began working Mixx owners Mirella DiBartolo-Peitz, 14INBat • Lester’sINBROOKLYN clothing — Astore Special in Brook Section- ofin Brooklyn retail when Eagle/Heights she was 16 Press/Home years old Reporter/BrooklynEmily Pagano and Spectator/Brooklyn Aisha Abdullah cut Record/Greenpoint GazetteJAG-ONE • Week ofPhysical June 14-20, 2018 lyn,” said Pagano. “Mirella and Aisha and has now been in the fashion/retail the ribbon at their boutique. Therapy headquarters. came togetherBy a Johnyear andAlexander a half ago business forresources, over 10 networkyears, with and five clinical knowledgeebrooklyn media/Photosin When by Arlene asked Camera what makes JAG- and began workingINBrooklyn on a business plan of them inorder retail to and truly fashion. enhance our services and continue ONE truly unique, Gallucci attribut- Two of New York and New Jersey’s premier to provide our patients with theshe highest continued. quality “We ed want its success to imple to -personal experience. to open their own store after having “Our goal is to establish our com- ment a superior customer service workedphysical many therapy years groups for other – JAG retailers Physical pany Ther -as aphysical price-conscious therapy care.” clothing “I’ve been an athlete, and had nu- apy and One on One Physical Therapy -- have The JAG-ONE team pridessystem.” itself on its merous surgeries myself,” Gallucci as buyers. I joined the team shortly store for women who want to be DiBartolo-Peitz was also born joined forces to form JAG-ONE, an unparaltrendy- at uniquea fraction approach of the to treatingmarket patients and the tes- said. after,” she added. and raised in Brooklyn, and cur- leled outpatient physical therapy platform.price,” addedtimonials Abdullah. it’s received from high-profile profes- “I was a wrestler for 20 years, Pagano brought a fresh perspec- rently lives in Dyker Heights. She tive The along group with is ledmany by threeyears ofof the expe nation’s- mostDiBartolo-Peitz sional athletes agreed. including “It’s not baseball legend Yogi coached at various levels, and am in previously worked as a buyer for rienceaccomplished in visual physical merchandising. therapists, “We John Gallucjust a- storeBerra, that soccersells clothes.star Jason Our Hernandez and NHL the Hall of Fame as a coach for my over 30 years in the contemporary metci Jr., endless chief nightsexecutive after officer; work to Richard bring Bodian,clientele willhockey benefit player from Zach an Parise. expe- alma mater, Monsignor Farrell High market and holds a B.A. degree in ourchief dream clinical of owningofficer; our and own Joseph cloth - Saraceno,rienced, knowledgeable “We treat every sales patient staff,” just as a profession- School. I want my patients to know chief operating officer. Combined, they bring al athlete or a VIP should be treated,”fashion Galluccimerchandising that I fromunderstand FIT. what they are go- together their years of experience, clinical ap- said. “Based on experiences withShe’s high-end married ath and- hasing A through, daughter not in only from my edu- titude and business acumen to create a unique letes, we believe that everyonecollege. should be treat- cation, but from vast personal expe- patient-centered approach to rehabilitation. ed in the same fashion.” Beyond a warm rienceand friendly as well.” re - Balloons “If small “After years of working collaboratively as ception and an inviting atmosphere, decorate businesses are the door at the colleagues that envisioned creating a unique JAG-ONE Physical TherapyMixx also offers customers fashion the backbone of New York new Mixx Boutique. physical therapy experience for our patients, I COO, Joseph Saraceno; information and advice. “Our hip City, then they are the life- could not be more excited to officially move CEO, John Gallucci Jr.; and qualified fashion-industry ex- blood of southwest Brook- which is why it’s always great to see forward with Rich and Joe as JAG-ONE Phys- Ambassador and Former NJpertise will ensure our customers lyn,” said Brannan. “Our small another brick-and-mortar business ical Therapy,” said Gallucci. “As a unified en- Devils Captain, Bryce Salvador;walk away with the perfect outfit,” businesses keep our avenues vibrant, planting its flag in our neighborhood. tity, we remain confident that our enhanced re- and CCO, Richard Bodian. said Pagano. they reflect the diversity of our It is great to have Mixx in the mix sources will serve to improve the quality of life On Monday, Oct. 7, state Sen. Andrew Gounardes and City Coun- neighborhoods, and they contribute on Third Avenue in Bay Ridge,” he for our patients and continue to proudly serve as to our strong sense of community, added. a medical resource to the region’s local commu- cilmember Justin Brannan stopped nities.” by to wish the trio well in their new JAG-ONE Physical Therapy consists of 42 business. They received a certificate Mixxoutpatient Boutique physical ownerstherapy clinics Mirella with DiBartolo-Peitz,15 lo- Emily Pagano and of merit from Gounardes and a City Aishacated inAbdullah. Brooklyn and others in Staten Island, Council proclamation from Brannan. Manhattan, Queens, Westchester and New Jer- sey. The comprehensive outpatient physical therapy facilities provide care for various gen- eral orthopedic and sports-related injuries. “With the physical therapy landscape con- tinuing to evolve, uniting as JAG-ONE Physi- cal Therapy seemed like a natural progression in order to best serve those in need of high-qual- ity rehabilitation,” said Bodian. “John, Joe and I share the same passion and philosophies with regard to the importance of patient care and out- comes, and we are excited to join forces as we continue our journey as the region’s physical therapy leader.” Patients specifically seek out JAG-ONE for shoulder, back, hip, elbow, knee, foot, neck and hand injuries. “By focusing on patient care and outcomes, and serving as a resource to the community, both One on One Physical Therapy and JAG Physical Therapy have set the standard for the outpatient physical therapy experience,” said CitySaraceno. Councilmember “As JAG-ONE Justin Physical Brannan Therapy, and State Sen. Andrew Gounardes stop by Mixx Boutique to congratu lateRich, owners John and Mirella I look forwardDiBartolo-Peitz, to combining Emily our Pagano and Aisha Abdullah. Unique jewelry on display at Mixx Boutique.

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By Lore Croghan INBrooklyn Call it the Pizza Trail. You can walk from the Bay Ridge shoreline to popular L&B Spumoni Gardens in Gravesend on a single road — 86th Street. On this approximately five-mile trek, you’ll see a slice of southern Brooklyn. The street cuts through Bay Ridge and Dyker Heights, then serves as the dividing line between Bensonhurst and Bath Beach and after that heads into Gravesend — to the metal picnic tables outside L&B Spumoni Gardens. The real estate you’ll find along the way is a vivid mix of subur- ban homes on large lawns, 20th-century rowhouses with garages and porches, fine old apartment buildings and storefronts thronging with customers. The famous pizzeria that’s your ultimate destination has been in business since 1939. It started out as a factory that made spumoni, which is a type of gelato. I’ll give you more details about this dessert when I get to L&B. Our destination on this walk is L&B Spumoni Gardens (ABOVE) in Gravesend. The pizza draws locals and tourists Before you start your stroll, here’s what you need to know about to L&B Spumoni Gardens. INBrooklyn photos by Lore Croghan the pizza at L&B. Neapolitan-style round pies and triangular slices are available. But you’re walking five miles to have a quintessential TIME FOR A COFFEE BREAK Brooklyn Experience, so you really should order the pizza squares for The houses on the first block of 86th Street between Shore Road which L&B is famous. and Narrows Avenue are big and beautiful, with ample lawns. On the There’s one more quiet residential block — the one between They’re topped by red sauce, with layers of cheese underneath and next several blocks after that, the stand-alone houses vary in size from Ridge Boulevard and Third Avenue — before 86th Street be- big, bread-like crust on the bottom. Veteran food critic Robert Sietsema mansions to homes that look rather small on their street-facing sides comes a busy retail corridor. says this type of pizza with the cheese below the sauce is sometimes but stretch way, way into their deep lots, so they’re really big. On this quiet block, you’ll see barrel-shaped limestone called “the upside-down Sicilian style.” By the way, in his June 2019 Everybody’s still got green lawns, though it’s autumn. The day houses that are probably a century old. Eater New York review, he says, “L & B Spumoni Gardens entirely of my walk, the leaves on the trees were still green, which was — Continued on page 21INB — rocks.” lovely. In a couple weeks, they’ll change to their fall colors, which It would be a good idea to go there soon, while the weather is still will look wonderful too. warm enough for you to sit outside. But if you decide you want to eat Two big, old-fashioned houses at 130 86th St. and 132 86th St. there when the weather’s cold, fear not. L&B has a glassed-in porch looked especially pretty. and indoor dining room. UM, DRAG RACING? SHORELINE HOUSES Since you’re doing this walk in the daytime, these blocks of If you don’t live in Bay Ridge, you might want to take the NYC 86th Street near the shoreline are tranquil and charming. Nighttime Ferry to the neighborhood stop and stroll down Shore Road to get is a different story. Drag racing is a problem after dark. Yes. Drag to the spot where 86th Street begins. The ferry service launched in racing. No. I’m not kidding. June 2017. But the only thing the city Department of Transportation has The houses on Shore Road are an eyeful in the best possible been willing to do is paint median-strip lines instead of building way. Many are perched on hilly lawns. concrete pedestrian islands, my colleague Meaghan McGoldrick Eighty-Sixth Street starts at the corner of Shore Road. recently reported. Anyway. Since it’s daytime and you can enjoy the scenery without the roar of illegal drag racers, stop for a moment to look at 8524 Ridge Boulevard, which is on the corner of 86th Street. The red-brick mansion stands on a hill with tremendous trees. Cer- tificates of Occupancy in city Buildings Department records suggest that the house was built in 1926 and a renovation was completed just This handsome house at 8525 Shore Road stands over a decade ago. at the starting point of 86th Street.

This house stands on an 86th Street corner. Its address is 8524 Ridge Boulevard.

20INB20INB •• INBROOKLYNINBROOKLYN — — A A Special Special Section Section of of Brooklyn Brooklyn Eagle/Heights Daily Eagle/Brooklyn Press/Home Eagle/Heights Reporter/Brooklyn Press/Home Spectator/Brooklyn Reporter/Brooklyn Record/Greenpoint Spectator/Brooklyn Gaze Record/Greenpointtte • Week of October Gazette 17, 2019 • Week of October 17 – October 23, 2019 See southern Brooklyn on a stroll down 86th Street Eye on — Continued from page 20INB — REAL ESTATE There’s all kinds of great stuff on the retail blocks. Most notably, Century 21, the famous department store with discounted designer brands, is at 472 86th St. The salesclerks don’t allow photos to be taken inside the store, so I can’t show you the vintage Louis Vuitton hand- bags or the racks of beautiful clothes. Since you’re walking five miles, surely you’ll want a cup of coffee at some point. There are a zillion excellent spots to pick one up. I stopped at Mocha Mocha Coffee at 8602 Fourth Ave. on the corner of 86th Street. They make crepes and the pistachio baklava is really good. They serve loose-leaf Turkish tea in a carafe with a tiny hourglass beside it so you’ll know how long to let the tea steep. The busy retail blocks continue until the corner of Gatling Place, where 86th Street passes over the Gowanus Expressway. You can stand on the sidewalk and watch the rivers of traffic flowing on the highway down below. LOVELY DYKER HEIGHTS HOUSES After you cross busy Seventh Avenue, you’re in Dyker Heights. On the south side of 86th Street between Seventh and 14th avenues, you’ll find Dyker Beach Park, which includes a vast golf course. The north side of the street is lined with houses. Come back another day for a separate stroll around Dyker Heights. You’ve probably come here to see the neighborhood’s famous holiday lights. The suburban-style houses and big lawns are eye-catching in the daylight, without any yuletide decorations. One of the many lovely neighborhood homes you can see without detouring from your walk to Gravesend is at 1265 86th St. It has a pointy-roofed conical turret and a front lawn full of tremendous trees. BENSONHURST AND BATH BEACH, SIDE BY SIDE When you cross 14th Avenue, you’re in Bensonhurst or Bath ABOVE: No lyin’ — it’s a lovely day on 86th Street in Dyker Heights. INBrooklyn photos by Lore Croghan Beach, depending on which side of 86th Street you’re walking on.

This row of old-fashioned houses can be found on Engine Company 253’s firehouse is a city landmark. Limestone rowhouses can be found on 86th Street 86th Street in Bensonhurst. between Ridge Boulevard and Third Avenue. Buildings Department records also indicate that in the 1990s, this On the north side of 86th Street, which is Bensonhurst, there are A landmarked home that’s popularly called Lady Moody’s some places with a very suburban feel, such as strip-mall-style retail was a branch of Republic National Bank, which HSBC later acquired. An online summary of Republic’s history says that in 1974 it House and was constructed on land she owned is at 27 buildings with parking lots and an Outback Steakhouse on the corner Gravesend Neck Road. of 15th Avenue. merged with Kings Lafayette Bank, which had 18 Brooklyn branches. I think that’s what this bank must have been. If it’s late and you want to get home, the D train’s 25th Bay Ridge Chevrolet at 1575 86th St. has a Corvette convertible Avenue station is just a few blocks away. in the front window that you have to look at. It’s a thing of beauty. According to a New York Times obituary of a retired chairperson I say this as someone who is usually indifferent to the charms of of Kings Lafayette Bank, that institution was created by the 1965 automotive design. I don’t even drive anymore. merger of Lafayette National Bank and Kings County Trust Company. On the south side of 86th Street, which is in Bath Beach, there I do not know which of these two banks was the original occupant of are a couple blocks of single-story retail buildings with stone facades 2301 86th St. during the first four decades of the building’s existence. and tiny turrets that kind of suggest miniature castles. Readers, did any of you have a bank account at 2301 86th St., or Near 17th Avenue, on the Bensonhurst side of 86th Street, there’s work in the area, before the 1965 merger? If so, please let me know a beautiful row of yellow-brick houses with rectangular window bays. what the bank was originally called. These homes look like they were built a century ago. They’re so pretty. GRAVESEND AT LAST There are excellent restaurants and bakeries in many storefronts between here and L&B Spumoni Gardens. Of course you’ll want to Engine Company 253’s firehouse stands at 2425-2427 86th St. come back and try some of them when pizza’s not foremost in your The eye-catching brick building was constructed in 1895 and 1896. mind. The Parfitt Brothers, an important architectural firm of that era, de- I managed to stay out of these tempting restaurants. But I did duck signed the Dutch Renaissance Revival firehouse. into El Tamarindo, a deli at 1729 86th St. that carries foods from Mex- When you get to the firehouse, you’re in Gravesend, the maps I ico and Guatemala, to buy a tamarind paleta (which is a frozen fruit brought with me indicate. Some of the things I read about Engine Company 253 say it’s in Bensonhurst. bar) seasoned with chile powder. Those things are irresistible. I’d spent so much time taking photos and staring into shop GROCERY SHOPS AND GRAND BANKS windows that daylight was starting to fade at this point on my stroll. So I picked up the pace on the final blocks of my Pizza Trail. Overhead subway tracks appear above 86th Street where it con- I crossed busy Stillwell Avenue and then Avenue U. On the other verges with New Utrecht Avenue. side of the intersection of West 11th Street, the sign for L&B Spumoni This part of the street is very busy on weekends. In addition to the Gardens appeared. The pizzeria’s address is 2725 86th St. restaurants I just mentioned, there are lots of grocery shops with home Of course I tried the pizza squares. They were delicious. Feel free furnishings stores and sneakers stores mixed in. to argue the merits of thin-crust pizza versus thick-crust pizza amongst On a couple of corner sites, distinguished bank buildings inject a yourselves. As far as I’m concerned, pizza isn’t like political parties. note of grandeur. You don’t have to pick a side if you don’t want to. For instance, a former Dime Savings Bank is at 1901 86th St. on Of course I tried the spumoni. You can get pistachio, chocolate and the corner of 19th Avenue. It has columns and looks like a Classical cremolata in a single serving. It was delicious. temple. It was built in 1929. As I ate, sunset faded into night. The letters “LB” lit up in neon on It is now a Chase Bank branch. top of the restaurant. They’re the initials for Ludovico Barbati, who On the corner of 23rd Avenue, there’s a dignified HSBC branch. founded the business 80 years ago. Its address is 2301 86th St. The handsome stone building has a dome If your stroll to this beloved pizzeria only took you a couple hours on top of it that’s visible from several blocks away. A Certificate and you have daylight to spare, when you’re done with dessert you of Occupancy in Buildings Department records says the bank was should walk over to Gravesend’s historic blocks where Lady Deborah constructed in 1926. Moody settled in the 1600s.

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new Hollywood movie ebrooklyn media/Photos by Paula Katinas before the film’s opening The students were excited to welcome their date, thanks to two alums movie world visitors. who are members of the creative team behind the when they were both stu- kept up with his piano play- film and who came back to dents. “I was mesmerized. ing since the film shoot was their alma mater to inspire When he danced, he defied completed last year. “I hav- Brooklyn kids. gravity. He was destined for en’t played piano in a year Executive Producer stardom,” she said. since the movie,” he said. Cheri Golub and Choreog- Diorio, who won an After enjoying the film’s rapher Tyce Diorio got a Photo courtesy of Sicily Publicity Emmy Award in 2009, has trailer and two scenes, the hero’s welcome when they Harry Jarvis and Juliet Doherty arrive at a Broadway show audition in choreographed dances students had a treat for visited Mark Twain I.S. on this scene from “High Strung Free Dance.” for superstars like Taylor Golub, Diorio and Jarvis. Oct. 7 to show the trailer Swift, Jennifer Lopez and The kids took the stage, and and a couple of scenes from of the Class of 1986, brought Janet Jackson. He is also danced and sang to music their highly anticipated along one of the movie’s well known for serving as a from the film. The show busi- film “High Strung Free stars, Harry Jarvis, to meet guest judge on the Fox tele- ness people were impressed. Dance.” Directed by Michael the students. vision series “So You Think “You guys are really talented,” Damian, the movie depicts Golub, Diorio and Jarvis You Can Dance.” Jarvis told them. the love and rivalry taking entered the auditorium to “I haven’t been here in a Karen DiTolla, the place behind the scenes of deafening cheers from the long time but it is great to school’s principal, said the a Broadway show and con- students and then stood on be here,” Diorio said as he visit provided “a morning of tains lots of music and dance stage and encouraged the stood on the stage looking fantastic spirit and energy.” numbers. youngsters to pursue their out at hundreds of young The movie-makers want- The film, which stars artistic dreams. Cheri Golub, Harry Jarvis (center) and Tyce faces. “It’s really cool to ed “to come back and share Juliet Doherty, Thomas Mark Twain I.S. has Diorio get set to enter the auditorium and meet be back and see you guys. with you parts of their jour- Doherty, Harry Jarvis and programs in drama, dance, the students. I’m sure many of you have ney,” she told the students. Jane Seymour, opens in vocal and sports. dreams and aspirations.” DiTolla also announced theaters on Oct. 11. “I remember performing then switched to drama. The and you take it with you the Jarvis, a British actor, that Golub and Diorio would Diorio, who graduated on this very stage,” said Gol- school gave her a good start, rest of your life,” she said. portrays a piano player in be enshrined in the Mark from Mark Twain I.S. in ub, who started out in the she told the students. “You She recalled seeing Dio- “High Strung Free Dance.” Twain I.S. Alumni Hall of 1985, and Golub, a member school’s vocal program and take what you learn here rio perform in a talent show He admitted that he hasn’t Fame. Dyker homeowner starts petition to protest rain gardens

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John DeAngelo, a Dyker a rain garden is to manage “If people slip and fall, who Heights resident, has stormwater and improve gets sued, the homeowner?” organized a petition drive water quality in waterways, he asked. against the Department of according to DEP. At a meeting of the Dyker Environmental Protection’s Rain gardens reduce Heights Civic Association rain garden plan and has puddles and ponding on in September, DEP repre- collected 135 signatures to the street, improve street sentatives told residents Photo from www.nyc.gov/DEP date in less than a month. “I drainage and lower the the city will be dispatching DEP has already installed more than 4,000 rain gardens across the city. can get a lot more,” he told temperature on the street workers out to the streets the Home Reporter. on hot days, according to two days a week to clean It’s not clear how many DEP is familiar with the now we’re in the survey DEP is currently scout- environmental experts. the rain gardens. “But what rain gardens DEP is looking concerns expressed by phase to determine poten- ing locations in Bay Ridge But DeAngelo said the about the other five days?” to build in Bay Ridge and Dyker Heights residents, tial appropriate locations and Dyker Heights for rain garden plan is unwork- De Angelo asked. Dyker Heights. Timbers said. “We recently in a small section of Dyker rain gardens as part of able and could result in DeAngelo found the “More than 4,000 rain presented plans for rain Heights, as it drains to Co- the city’s ongoing effort homeowners being flooded green markings in front gardens have already been gardens at a Dyker Heights ney Island Creek,” he said. to make New York more with bills. of his house a few months built across the city,” DEP Civic Association meeting Construction of rain environmentally-friendly. “From what I hear, these ago. “I didn’t know what spokesperson Edward to explain to residents more gardens in Dyker Heights Residents have reported things are going to be put they were, so I started to Timbers told the Home about the process and ad- isn’t expected to begin until seeing green markings in. It’s going to happen. But ask around,” he said. Reporter via email. dress any concerns. 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We raise funds by selling ones by cancer took part in the went from a small group of that say things like “We Breast Cancer Motorcycle guys to filling up a few park- Fight" or “F Cancer.” Run. ing spots the second year to “Raising money [for the Held on Saturday, Oct. 5, now we had to close down cause] is a great thing,” the ride raises both funds a whole city block because Rosario said, stressing that and awareness. Money the bikes and cars couldn’t his friend’s “dream of rid- raised will be donated to fit. Every year is a learning ing around with the fellas the Erika Roman Founda- process.” turned into something big tion, an organization which According to Rosario, because now he’s riding counts among its goals help- Israel Diaz, who runs Free- with tons of people.” ing to find a cure for cancer. dom Bloxx, came up with Many of the organizers At 10 a.m., the group gath- the idea of the ride seven and riders have been af- ered at Cotton Hustle, 5012 years ago. fected by cancer, Rosario Third Ave., a local screen “For him, it was just a stressed. printing and clothing group of friends who had “[Diaz’s] grandmother store, to have breakfast. At a common enemy in cancer had cancer and another around 12 p.m., the bikers and on a day in October, gentleman he knew, Rico, made their way to the Amer- they would get together his mother passed away Photos courtesy of Jose Rosario ican Cancer Society’s Hope and ride around in pink, from cancer so the two were Scenes from the annual Breast Cancer Motorcycle Run. Lodge in Manhattan to visit just to spread the word,” together and they were people battling the disease, Rosario said. “Three years like, ‘Let’s honor our family assistance from the local me how to make this event with several students who providing them a meal and into it, we saw what he was and say hey make yourself precinct, Rosario added. better by applying for per- were willing to participate. other perks to help brighten doing and asked if we could aware of this crazy disease.’ “Deputy Inspector Emman- mits rather than just being “They were doing facials, their day. partner with him. We grew It got bigger than what they uel Gonzalez and Officer a bunch of guys being hoo- massages, hair and it was a Jose Rosario, one of the up together and he said of expected,” he explained. Gerber Fernandez played ligans in the street.” really cool experience,” he event organizers, a founder course, so we were able to The riders got invaluable a major role in teaching The riders' final desti- said. “A lot of the patients I nation was the American spoke to were like, ‘I never Cancer Society Hope Lodge had my eyelashes done be- where they distributed fore.’ It was heartwarming the food that donors had to see them participating. prepared, joining forces They weren’t riding but they with volunteers from Mel’s found a way to do something Blessings catering company positive for the patients.” which Rosario said, “goes to For Rosario, the event is the hospital to cook for the always worthwhile. plasma patients that can’t “Just watching people have food from the outside. want to take out of their They came early to cook personal time to give back so when the donated food means a lot and says a lot came, the patients could eat about people,” he said. “I’m together like a family.” not rich. I find spiritual Another attendee who gratification when I know attends cosmetology school I did something that helps was able to get her program someone. Thats a reward director to be in attendance in itself.”

Bay Ridge Community Council hosts first annual health fair

BY JOHN ALEXANDER of community service, the Succar told this paper. our lives in peace.” various health topics and members of the NYPD and JALEXANDER@BROOKLYNEAGLE. BRCC will be hosting an Eve- “Please join us for our 68th Speaking at the event ask questions about issues FDNY, neighborhood food COM ning of Health presented by annual October general will be some of Maimonides that concern them. drives, the Hidden Treasure Maimonides Medical Cen- assembly meeting as we Medical Center’s finest phy- The BRCC was founded awards and Thanksgiving ommunity service ter on Tuesday, Oct. 22 at 7 host ‘An Evening of Health.’” sicians including Dr. David some 68 years ago by Walter and Christmas efforts for and volunteerism is p.m. at St. Anselm Catholic Succar continued, “Our Silver, chief of Urology & and Vincent Kassenbrock, the soldiers at Fort Hamilton C what the Bay Ridge Academy, 365 83rd St. The mission has always been to director, Prostate Cancer; who envisioned an organiza- Army Base. In fact, about 15 Community Council is informative health fair will promote the welfare of the Dr. Donna Marie Manasseh, tion of organizations which years ago the BRCC led the known for. In fact, the orga- take place on the first floor people in our community. director, breast surgery; could advocate on behalf of local effort to keep the Fort nization was established in of the school’s McMahon We offer all a forum to ask and Dr. Edward Chapnick, the community and help Hamilton army base from 1951 to promote the quality Auditorium. or contribute to what has director, Infectious Diseases. maintain the quality of life. closing. of life in the neighborhoods “The Bay Ridge Commu- made our community one Dinner and refresh- Today the BRCC sponsors The council’s member- of Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights nity Council cares for the of the best to raise a family, ments will be served, and an annual essay contest, ship consists of civic orga- and Fort Hamilton. health of our community,” work and own a business in, guests will have the oppor- Halloween window-paint- nizations, PTAs, church In keeping with its spirit BRCC President Ralph and where we can all live tunity to learn more about ing contest, salute to local groups and nonprofits. Week of October 18 – October 24, 2019 • EXTRA EDITION HOME REPORTER AND SPECTATOR • 15 Former councilmember honored at City Hall BY JOHN ALEXANDER the majority leader of the face of the Italian people before entering politics in JALEXANDER@BROOKLYNEAGLE. Council from 1986 to 2001 who would be leading the the mid-1990s. He won a State COM and the first speaker of the Columbus Day Parade. “It is Senate seat in 1996 and won city Council from 1990 to with extraordinary pride his City Council seat in 2003, t was a great honor for 2001 as well as being the serving Italy in New York holding it until 2017, when he a Brooklyn commu- 1998 Democratic nominee City,” said Genuardi. “It is left due to term limits. I nity leader when the for governor of New York. the highest honor and the Gentile said he was truly City Council recognized The elder Vallone highest challenge one can humbled to receive the hon- former State Sen. and City offered the benediction, imagine. And I can express or. “I thank Councilmember Councilmember Vincent saying, “Thank God the with three words, pride, Brannan for selecting me as Gentile at this year’s Italian father almighty for giving gratitude and enthusiasm,” an awardee at the Council’s Heritage Celebration held Christopher Columbus the he added. Italian heritage event,” Gen- on Thursday, Oct. 10 in courage and the bravery to City Councilmember Jus- tile told this paper. the Council chambers at prove that the world was tin Brannan introduced Gen- “I’m honored because City Hall. round, not flat, and that if tile. “Despite my Irish-sound- as an Italian-American I The event brought togeth- you traveled far enough ing last name, three sets realize that we stand on the er elected officials, com- you would not fall off, as of my great-grandparents Photos courtesy of Justin Brannan shoulders of hardworking munity leaders and proud everyone believed.” immigrated to the United Former State Sen. and City Councilmember native Italians who came to Italian-Americans from Victoria Pinto, a student States from southern Italy Vincent Gentile was honored at the Italian America and accomplished throughout the borough at LaGuardia High School of so events like this are very Heritage and Culture Celebration at City Hall. so much in building the and beyond, celebrating Music and Performing Arts, important to me. The contri- U.S.A.,” Gentile said. “Those their culture in anticipation sang both the American and butions Italian-Americans dedicated Italian-Ameri- Gentile, a Democrat, was contributions and our rich of the 75th Columbus Day Italian national anthems have made to this city, state cans who continue to make born in Bay Ridge and at- culture provide the basis Parade. before students from the and country simply cannot a difference. I was proud to tended Fort Hamilton High for Italian-American pride.” City Councilmember Paul Landrum School of the Per- be questioned,” said Brannan. honor him as a friend and a School. He graduated from Other honorees at the Vallone proudly introduced forming Arts performed a “Vinnie Gentile has dedi- mentor who has made out- Cornell University and re- event included Silvio Mazel- his father, Peter Vallone, dance routine. cated his entire life to public standing contributions to ceived his Juris Doctorate la who was introduced and Sr., who himself served on Vallone introduced Con- service and has earned his the legacy of Italian heritage from Fordham University. presented with his award by the New York City Council sul General of Italy Frances- rightful place in a long in this great city of immi- He served as an assistant Bronx City Councilmember from 1974 to 2001. He was co Genuardi as the voice and tradition of hard-working, grants,” added Brannan. district attorney in Queens Mark Gjonaj. Community leader Louis Peters Seven-week Puerto Rican Heritage speaks at Bay Ridge AARP meeting Cultural Ambassador Program BY JOHN ALEXANDER said, “children are get- coming to Sunset JALEXANDER@ ting killed, children are BROOKLYNEAGLE.COM getting hit, mothers are BY JAIME DEJESUS pushing their strollers [email protected] ouis Peters of with children and drivers AMP Insurance are angry with the people uerto Rican history will be in the L Brokerage wears on the bicycles, while the forefront in Sunset Park thanks many hats within the Bay bicyclists are angry at P to a new collaboration between El Ridge community. He is the people driving their Grito de Sunset Park, the Center for Puerto Photo courtesy of El Grito de Sunset Park a member of numerous cars.” Rican Studies-CUNY Hunter College and Pura Belpre and Tato Laviera. civic groups and in June he Other members were the Sunset Park Library which will bring was elected the new chair concerned about the po- the Puerto Rican Heritage Cultural Am- On Wednesday, Oct. 16, “Pura Belpe” will of the Bay Ridge Center tential influx of scooters ebrooklyn media/Photos by bassador Program to the neighborhood’s be shown. On Wednesday, Oct.23, “Tato La- John Alexander Advisory Board. He was — which according to one branch, 4201 Fourth Avenue. viera” will be screened and on Wednesday, also recently recognized member have taken over AMP Brokerage’s Starting on Wednesday, Oct. 16, the Oct. 30, “Plena is Work, Plena is Strong” will by the Merchants of Third San Diego — coming into Louis Peters was branch will host a series of events high- be shown. All viewings run from 6-8 p.m. Avenue as a civic honoree. the neighborhood. And the keynote speaker lighting Puerto Rican history, including In addition, the program includes Peters was the keynote still others wanted to know at AARP meeting in several documentaries on the history of reading assignments on Puerto Rican speaker at the Bay Ridge how to stop robocalls, even Bay Ridge. Puerto Ricans in the United States. history, cultureand traditions. Essays will AARP meeting on Tuesday, after they’ve signed onto a Noting that Sunset Park is a “historical- be presented that explore the experience Oct. 8 in the Shore Hill no-call registry. and inpatient care. Part B, ly Puerto Rican neighborhood,” the center of Puerto Ricans in the United States; the community room, where Frontus answered though, which helps pay stressed, “As a waterfront community, it program will also provide information the group holds its month- questions from the group for doctor visits and outpa- was home to early Puerto Rican migrants on important dates and historical events ly meetings. as did Clio Markman, the tient care, depends on your to New York City whose lasting impact that have shaped the diasporic experience. The meeting began with Brooklyn director for U.S. income. If your income is can still be felt. The Cultural Ambassador On Wednesday, Nov. 6, the program will a welcome from AARP Rep. Max Rose. less than $85,000, you Program offers four self-paced courses explore “The Historical Narrative” and “La- President Peter Killen Peters brought his staff pay about $135 a month. online that serve as a foundation for bor Migration & U.S. Policies.” On Wednes- and a community update with him to the meeting If it’s higher, you will be those eager to learn about the stateside day, Nov. 13, the focus will be on “Puerto from Assemblymember to explain the benefits surcharged, depending on Puerto Rican experience.” Rican New York during the Inter-War Years” Mathylde Frontus. Issues of United Healthcare what your income is.” El Centro’s Puerto Rican Heritage Cul- and “The Great Migration at Mid-Century.” concerning group mem- Medicare plans and how Peters ended his talk by tural Ambassadors Program is, “a free, Then, on Wednesday, Nov. 20, the essays will bers included bicycle seniors may best utilize saying, “We’re out there multimedia course in Puerto Rican histo- highlight “Community and Organizations” safety concerns due to them. He said that this for you; we want to be ry, culture and traditions, with a focus on as well as “Resistance and Empowerment.” new bike lanes being was the time for open en- there for you. Our team the migration experience of the stateside Finally, on Wednesday, Dec. 4, the subject implemented throughout rollment, which begins on is experienced and very diaspora with the goal of the program is to will be politics; closing ceremonies will also the neighborhood. Oct. 15 and lasts until Dec. passionate about what they inspire the next generation of Puerto Rican be held. The events begin at 6 p.m. Questions revolved 7, and explained how the do and we welcome you to leaders to become a driving force of change Every participant who passes a short around pedestrian safety Medicare plan works. stop by our office, have a for themselves and their communities.” quiz at the end of each lesson will receive from bikers and bikers’ “Medicare Part A is cup of coffee with us, and The first course offered through the a certificate of completion and designation safety from speeding au- free and provided by the when you walk out of there, program includes a viewing of the Pi- as a Cultural Ambassador. tomobiles. Frontus called federal government,” Pe- I think you will know a oneers/Pioneros Documentary Series, The courses are free. For more infor- it a state of emergency. ters explained. “It helps lot more than when you which will tell the stories of significant mation or to register, visit https://bit. “Every single week,” she pay for hospital stays walked in.” pioneers of Puerto Rican culture. ly/2LZCgLM or email info@elgrito. 16• EXTRA EDITION HOME REPORTER AND SPECTATOR • Week of October 18 – October 24, 2019 Coney Island Alliance director speaks to Brooklyn Real Estate Board

BY JOHN ALEXANDER an amusement park for the were community leaders JALEXANDER@BROOKLYNEAGLE. future and started the revi- such as Bob Howe, presi- COM talization of the amusement dent of the Merchants of district,” said Silversmith. Third Avenue in Bay Ridge combination of lux- She explained that the and Brian Chin, vice presi- ury and affordable alliance has helped in dent and branch manager of A housing is in the Coney Island’s rebirth and Northfield Bank. offing for Coney Island, has grown along with it. She Chin called the meeting which recently marked 10 offered an update about re- fun and exciting. Besides years since the rezoning cent developments in Coney Silversmith’s update, he that opened the door for Island, including housing, said, “There were some development while also pro- transit improvements that great networking oppor- tecting the neighborhood’s have already taken place tunities for real-estate pro- storied amusement district. or will be taking place, and fessionals and other related The impending devel- some branding initiatives business fields.” opments were discussed, that will help attract visitors Valerio felt the meet- among other things, during to the area and increase the ing was a huge success. the Brooklyn Real Estate visibility of Coney Island. “Ms. Silversmith spoke Board’s meeting on Wednes- Silversmith focused on ebrooklyn media/Photos by Arthur De Gaeta about the progress that day, Sept. 2 at the Brooklyn private housing and afford- Members of the Brooklyn Real Estate has been made to Co- Cyclones Baseball Gallery, able housing that’s current- Board Vincenza Maligieri, Michelle Trapani, ney Island within the 1904 Surf Avenue, where ly in development. Among Marisa Valerio, Maria Lange, Nicole last five years when I Alexandra Silversmith, these is Ocean Dreams, a Simineri, Joanne Valerio and Rose Simineri first heard her speak executive director of the project being developed un- about the amphithe- Coney Island Alliance, was der the auspices of John Cat- added, noting, “One is on Amphitheater and the ater being built as well the guest speaker. simatidis’ Red Apple Group Sea Breeze Avenue and the second is directly across as restaurant Kitchen Joanne Valerio, president which Silversmith said was, other two are on Mermaid the street from MCU Park. 21 and housing and of the Brooklyn Real Estate “By far the more luxury end Avenue.” Silversmith also spoke the New York Aquarium Board, introduced Silver- of the private housing that’s In addition, Silversmith about Coney Island transit Brooklyn Real Estate beautification.” smith, who talked about Co- being developed. explained that two afford- initiatives including the F Board President Valerio continued, “Fast ney Island’s revitalization “The other three are areas able housing projects are train express. Thirty years Joanne Valerio forward five years and and offered a brief history that are much closer to the in the works. One is right ago, the F ran express to Co- with Coney Island it’s all done and the public of the Coney Island Alliance amusement district,” she up the block from the Ford ney Island until a technical Alliance Executive benefits from the new revi- and the work it does on be- malfunction occurred and Director Alexandra talization, including ferry half of the community. service was never restored. Silversmith. service from Coney Island The alliance was formed “We’ve been advocating to Manhattan, transform- in 2012 in the wake of Su- for this since 2017 and it Coney Island has to offer. ing the old movie theatre perstorm Sandy and played is limited but a pilot was “We’re trying to create one across from Nathan’s Fa- an integral role in Coney announced and actually look,” Silversmith told her mous to a beauty spa...more Recovers, a collection of launched in September,” listeners, “and our goal is housing and commercial local organizations which she explained. “So what that to simplify things and try space…and so much more,” helped the community re- means is that to get to Down- as much as we can to make added Valerio. cover from the destruction town Brooklyn, it takes just it an easy experience for The Brooklyn Real Es- caused by the storm. 30 minutes.” visitors to come to Coney tate Board is a networking “This year is the 10-year She further explained Island and to support the lo- organization that has been anniversary of the rezon- the ways the alliance was cal businesses on Mermaid educating the community ing of Coney Island which Bob Howe, Maria Demasi, Brian Chin and working to improve and Avenue.” about real estate and other ensured that there would be Joanne Valerio. bring awareness to all that Attending the meeting related matters since 1926. Midwood marches past Fort Hamilton

BY JIM DOLAN covered in the end zone and be just as tough, as Ceejay touchdown of the season MIDWOOD 24 FORT HAMILTON 14 crossed the end zone to tie Newton did a “scoop and and with his team now at the game at 6-6 early in the score” for a touchdown 0-5, Akinleye stated, “It was he 2-2 Midwood second quarter. after Fort Hamilton’s punt really tough to end the game Hornets hosted After the Tigers tied the was blocked at the 30-yard like that. We have to learn to T the hopeful 0-4 game, the Hornets owned line for a 24-6 third quarter adjust our short-term memo- Fort Hamilton Tigers who the rest of the second Midwood lead. ry and build for next week.” were finally starting their quarter as Ja Kai McKay Midway in the fourth Commenting on his first-string quarterback caught a 20-yard pass and quarter, Jeremy McNamara return from injury, Tiger Edin Ibric, after he had quarterback Zade Edwards made a fumble recovery for quarterback Ibric stated spent four weeks on the scored on a five-yard run to the Tigers on the Fort Ham- that given it was his first bench nursing a sprained end the first half with a 18-6 ilton 35-yard line to stop the game back, along with a right arm. Midwood lead. Hornets’ next drive. The short week of practice, he’s The Hornets got on the To start the second half, Tigers quickly assembled still working on getting board first with a 25-yard the Tiger defense held to get a late drive going as his rhythm back with his pass to Elijaha Thorton to the Hornets from scoring Ibric found a streaking receivers. put Midwood up 6-0 in the with two consecutive Muyiwa Akinleye to beat As for the 65-yard pass Photo by Jim Dolan first quarter. The Tigers quarterback sacks made double coverage down the play to give the Tigers a Getting in front of Midwood receiver (#21) then followed with a score by linebacker David Har- sideline on a 65-yard pass final double-digit outcome, Elijaha Thorton, Fort Hamilton defender of their own from the rell and nose guard Sanel play for the final score of Ibric said with a smile, “I Sebastian Mazeneth makes a near-inter- seven-yard line when Ibric Markisic. However, the 24-14. just saw Muyiwa open ception on the first play of the game in the found all of his receivers Hornet defense proved to After scoring his first downfield and let it fly.” Hornets’ 24-14 win over the Tigers. Week of October 18 – October 24, 2019 • EXTRA EDITION HOME REPORTER AND SPECTATOR • 17 IN PUBLIC SERVICE COMPILED BY PAULA KATINAS

GOUNARDES LEADS MARINE PARK CLEAN-UP

State Sen. Andrew Gounardes teamed up with the Marine Park Al- liance and the Parks Department to organize a community clean-up of Lenape Playground on Oct. 12. More than 100 volunteers painted, pruned, mulched and cleaned to beautify the playground during the event, which was part of Gounardes’ 3 for Community Initiative, an effort to promote volunteerism by having residents commit to three acts of service per week. Gounardes, a Democrat representing several neighborhoods in Southern Brooklyn, praised the work of the volunteers. “What a great morning! This is the second community clean-up of Lenape Playground I’ve held, and I’m consistently floored by the spirit and camaraderie of our Marine Park community. I’m glad we made the park a little bit better for the children who play here and the families who use it, though there’s still much more to do. Acts of service, large and Photo courtesy of Councilmember Mark Treyger’s office small, truly do bring us together and strengthen our neighborhoods,” Councilmember Mark Treyger (right) and relatives of the late Sarah Kennedy unveiled Gounardes said. the new street sign dedicated in her memory. CUOMO APPROVES ORTIZ’S LGBTQ+ BILL TREYGER UNVEILS SARAH V. KENNEDY WAY

Assemblymember Felix Ortiz said Gov. Andrew Cuomo has approved a Councilmember Mark Treyger Way in honor of Kennedy, who died in 2018 at the age of 78. bill he sponsored to require employees of programs that provide services was joined by religious leaders worked with young people in “Her advocacy helped secure to runaways and homeless youths to attend LGBTQ+ specific training. and community leaders at a cer- Coney Island, fought to keep the funding for local projects and she “Many of these young people have faced difficult family situations due emony marking the city’s official city from closing Coney Island encouraged residents to become to their sexual orientation and/or gender expression. We need to sup- co-naming of a street corner after Hospital and advocated for af- civically engaged, leading to many port all young people, ensuring that homeless youth of all orientations a beloved Coney Island civic leader fordable housing for low income constructive outcomes for Coney are treated with the respect and sensitivity they may not have gotten at on Oct. 5. families. Island,” said Treyger, a Democrat home,” said Ortiz, a Democrat representing Red Hook, Sunset Park and The intersection of Mermaid Kennedy was elected as the first whose district includes Coney parts of Bay Ridge. Avenue and West 20th Street woman executive vice president Island, Gravesend and parts of Nearly 40 percent of the population in facilities that care for homeless was co-named Sarah V. Kennedy of DC 37, the municipal union. She Bensonhurst. youth and runaways are LGBTQ+ young people, according to Ortiz, who said it is common sense to ensure that staff members in these facilities are trained in the use of appropriate terminology and how to address homophobia or trans-phobia. FRONTUS LAUDS EQUAL PAY LAW

CYMBROWITZ HOSTS “It’s hard to believe that in 2019, hard-working prohibiting pay differentials based on factors in- Americans are being paid less than their colleagues cluding age, race, gender identity or expression, RENT FREEZE DAYS because of their gender, age or the color of their national origin and all other protected classes,” skin,” said Assemblymember Mathylde Frontus. Frontus said. Residents who qualify for the city’s Rent Freeze Program but who Frontus, a Democrat representing Coney Island The law is badly needed, according to Frontus. haven’t yet signed up will be able to do so during two designated en- and parts of Bay Ridge and Dyker Heights, said New “Women make up about half of our workforce, yet rollment days to be hosted by Assemblymember Steven Cymbrowitz in York State is one step closer to rectifying pay dis- still earn only 80 cents for every dollar their male partnership with the New York City Department of Finance. parity, thanks to a new law designed to combat wage counterparts make. And for women of color, it’s even Two enrollment days for the Senior Citizen Rent Increase Exemption discrimination. less. As one of only 50 female legislators in the Assem- and Disability Rent Increase Exemption programs will take place on “The law, which I helped pass earlier this year, bly, this issue hits close to home,” she said. Wednesday, Oct. 23, from 10 a.m. to noon, and Thursday, Nov. 7, from 1 requires equal pay for substantially similar work, p.m. to 4 p.m., in Cymbrowitz’s office, 1800 Sheepshead Bay Rd. No appointments are necessary. ROSE INTRODUCES PRESCRIPTION DRUG BILL “Housing is fundamental to our daily lives, and every person deserves an equal opportunity to have safe, quality and affordable housing. I’m U.S. Rep. Max Rose introduced legislation that Rose, a Democrat representing Southwest Brooklyn pleased that so many more vulnerable New Yorkers will be able to have would use savings from Medicare prescription drug and Staten Island. peace of mind in knowing they can now benefit from SCRIE and DRIE negotiations to lower Medicare Part D costs for low-in- “It’s absurd that Medicare is prohibited from ne- at their lower preferential rent,” said Cymbrowitz, a Democrat whose come seniors. gotiating lower costs, which is why we’re fighting to district includes Sheepshead Bay, Brighton Beach and Manhattan Beach. The bill, called the More Help for Seniors Act of make that right, and the savings made should be put For more information, visit: www.nyc.gov/rentfreeze, or call Cym- 2019, would raise the income limits for eligibility right back into helping seniors on Medicare Part D. browitz’s office at 718-743-4078. under the Medicare Part D low-income subsidy pro- It’s time to start putting Congress back on the side of gram, which in turn would help low-income seniors seniors, not Big Pharma,” Rose said. MYRIE SEES CENSUS TROUBLE AHEAD and people with disabilities afford medications. Out-of-pocket prescription drug costs often force “Pharmaceutical corporations have been gouging low-income senior citizens to choose between food and State Sen. Zellnor Myrie said a report recently issued by the state-ap- prices and ripping off seniors for far too long,” said medications, according to Rose. pointed Complete Count Commission that looked at how New York State can achieve a full count in the upcoming 2020 Census “reaffirms the fact COLTON PRAISES CUOMO ON MTA that New York City faces significant barriers to achieving a full count.” The report found that New York City has the highest percentage of Assemblymember Bill Colton praised Gov. Andrew ideas. I believe that, for far too long, the taxpayers at-risk populations for being undercounted. Cuomo for sending a letter to MTA Chairperson and have been paying the price of the MTA’s wasteful Myrie, a Democrat representing Crown Heights and parts of Park Slope CEO Patrick Foye calling on him to complete an audit policies,” said Colton, a Democrat representing Gra- and Sunset Park, said he and 33 other Brooklyn elected officials sent a letter of the agency. Cuomo also called on the MTA inspector vesend and parts of Bensonhurst and Dyker Heights. to Gov. Andrew Cuomo last month requesting that Cuomo dedicate millions general to review the integrity of the agency’s procure- “That is why I am pleased that the governor in- of dollars in resources to ensuring a full Census count in Brooklyn. ment and inventory control systems. cluded the requirements of a forensic audit as one “All hands are on deck in Brooklyn, and as this report makes clear, the “For many years, the MTA has spent billions and of the reforms of transparency in the governing state needs to do the same. It’s time for the state to release these funds, billions of dollars on unnecessary projects and then structure of accountability in how such monies are and release them in a way that meets the challenge,” Myrie said in a asked for fare increases, claiming that there’s not spent by the MTA and NYCTA,” Colton said. NYCTA statement. enough money to continue with some other wasteful stands for New York City Transit Authority. 18• EXTRA EDITION HOME REPORTER AND SPECTATOR • Week of October 18 – October 24, 2019 OPINION TRUSTED ADVISORS y friend and campaign for New York State These are some of the COMMON SENSE Conservative comptroller to a Marty Gold- reasons the president is M Party pollster en campaign for re-election a comfortable with them and BY JERRY KASSAR John McLaughlin has been dozen years ago. I always have them on a list recognized by “The Hill,” a When it comes to polling, I provide candidates to inter- After all, Mother Cabri- actions when he accused well-respected D.C.-based there are primarily two view when they are looking ni came in first in the Chirlane of racism. He has website, for being the presi- things that separates a to hire a pollster. balloting, is heralded by since apologized. dent’s most trusted pollster. good pollster from a great *** Italian-Americans and It is shocking to me how John has been a longtime pollster. One is the turn-out Speaking of the president, The president’s decision Catholics in general, and insensitive the city govern- presence at New York State model used to draw the sam- I cannot say that I agree with has been widely crit- enjoys a very impressive ment can be on occasion and and county Conservative ple, which is the basis for the his decision to remove the few icized by Republicans list of New York City-based especially to Italian-Ameri- Party events, providing poll, and the second is the hundred troops the United as well as Democrats. accomplishments. cans. Two years ago, Italian activists with polling and interpretation of the data. States had in northern Syria, I think the criticism is It really could make you New Yorkers and many political analysis. The McLaughlin brothers allowing Turkish forces to accurate. wonder if Chirlane McCray other New Yorkers needed John, a Rockland County are better at both. enter the country and likely had a political agenda with to defend the Christopher resident, is considered with They are also not going to overrun Kurd positions respect to her role in Mother Columbus statue, which his brother and business sell you a campaign that you which are often communities. by Republicans as well as Cabrini failing to receive was threatened with being partner Jim to be among cannot win. If you hire them The Kurds have been Democrats. I think the crit- final consideration. removed in the name of the president’s most trust- to take a look at the early America’s allies in the icism is accurate. Others seemed to agree. political correctness. Now, ed confidants. The article stages of an effort, you will region since 9/11. I recall *** The Catholic Diocese of the question centers around quotes countless individuals get a non-glossy analysis of when ISIS for a short time The mayor really knows Brooklyn rallied and creating a statue to honor praising them for their work the data presented. had American troops on how to cause a storm of con- marched in favor of a Moth- another important Italian on this campaign and many You might be told there the ropes in northern Iraq, troversy. I was taken aback er Cabrini statue. Elected figure, Mother Cabrini. others over the past 30-plus is hope if X, Y and Z happen the Kurds’ quick and solid when a commission led by officials like Assembly- The mayor, his wife and years. and you raise a certain assistance likely saved many his wife Chirlane McCray member Nicole Malliotakis the large liberal group of No one called me, but if amount of money. You will American lives. They now failed to place St. Frances and others wrote the mayor city leaders that espouse they had, I would have been never be told a race is will- face an enemy willing to kill Cabrini (Mother Cabrini) and did op-ed pieces in favor their beliefs need to give happy to discuss a wide range able if there is little hope. every Kurdish man, woman on a list of likely choices of her selection. The actor their agenda a rest and of campaign interactions These brothers are respect- and child they encounter. for commemorative statues Chazz Palminteri upset the work to represent all New I have had with John over ed, have plenty of work and The president’s decision honoring the women who mayor but ultimately caused Yorkers, including Catholic the years, from John Faso’s have no need to sell a job. has been widely criticized built New York City. him to reconsider his wife’s saints. TUNNEL VISION ouncilmember Justin are another inequity affect- communities like his, MATTER OF FACT Brannan recently an- ing New Yorkers. Although Harlem, have contributed C nounced he would in- low-income residents bear to the inequity due to their BY JAY BROWN troduce legislation making the largest burden overall, exploding housing market. free eye exams and glasses many middle class commu- It is difficult for any United States. He came to the into sexual bondage, fed available to low-income nities are being squeezed officeholder to tell her/his New World four centuries babies to dogs and started residents of New York City. by the unfair system, with constituents that a benefit before the nation of Italy a genocide that in 50 years’ Those who cannot afford Southern Brooklyn counted they are receiving must be Cabrini, everyone should time exterminated all three vision care often do not among them. mitigated so as to make it recognize that she came to Asking certain residents million native inhabitants treat it, which negatively Due to a convoluted mess fair for everyone, but that the United States during to support changes to of the island of Hispaniola. impacts school and work of rebates, abatements, is what Sen. Benjamin com- an era of completely open address an inequity that His atrocities were so hor- performance, reducing annual caps, categories es- mitted to doing. immigration and devoted doesn’t affect them is rific that Spain eventually productivity and impacting tablished in 1981 and some Asking certain residents her life to supporting im- what we do as a society. imprisoned him. income potential. neighborhoods having seen to support changes to ad- migrants who were looked Italian-Americans have Existing Health Depart- drastically higher increases dress an inequity that doesn’t down upon. To refer to any contributed so much to our ment and public hospital in home values than others, affect them is what we do as immigrant as illegal or tell country. It should be offen- services could cover much an average Bay Ridge home- a society. Getting behind them to go back to where was formed, sailing under sive that Columbus is the of the cost, so the expense to owner likely pays more in such changes only when it they came from would be the flag of Spain. figure used to celebrate that. the city would be minimal. taxes compared to the value is personal to yourself is the an affront to what Mother Whether it be Lance Vision care, property While many responded pos- of his or her home than height of hypocrisy. Cabrini stood for. Armstrong or Matt Lauer, taxes, Mother Cabrini and itively to the proposal, there the owner of a Park Slope Many New Yorkers took Maybe Mother Cabrini we are now accustomed to Christopher Columbus may were plenty who complained brownstone with a much it personally when Mother should be honored in anoth- recognizing that the myths seem totally unrelated, but about assisting low-income higher market value. Cabrini received the most er, more significant way that around modern public whenever we deal with any residents in this way. State Sen. Andrew nominations for an initia- would address another issue. figures may belie terrible issue, we cannot pick and The biggest challenge in Gounardes held a commu- tive to create more statues She would be an ideal histor- truths about them and we choose which aspects we addressing any inequity is nity forum on lowering of female historical figures ical figure for Italian Ameri- adjust our views of them want to recognize and sim- getting support from those property taxes last week, but was omitted from the list cans to use when celebrating accordingly. Besides his ply ignore those that are not are not affected by it. That along with State Sen. Brian of monuments that would their contributions to our loose connections to Italy beneficial to us or our views. applies to citizens as well as Benjamin who chairs the be created. Mother Cabrini country, infinitely more so and America, Columbus was Or at least we can’t if we the elected officials repre- Senate Budget and Revenues is certainly deserving of than Christopher Columbus. a horrible human being. want to address effectively senting them. Committee. Sen. Benjamin recognition. Columbus never even He enslaved peaceful the challenges we all face Uneven property taxes was candid in saying that When celebrating Mother set foot in what is now the people, sold young girls together.

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Focus on Bay Ridge By Charles F. Otey Merchants of Third Avenue members join Jessica Downes’ Good and Green campaign Group cleans tree pits, inspires kids passing by and passes out free Daffodil bulbs Third Avenue blossomed with green “Hi Charles, we met at the Good and Green activity last Saturday as Jessica Downes and event this morning. I do want to share my her Good and Green team — some 20 young thoughts. people strong — worked diligently to clean “My daughter and I were just passing by debris-cluttered tree pits, enhancing the today. Thanks to curiosity, we got to know the beauty of a score of trees planted by Daffodil Project and work with a group of Merchants of Third Avenue members over lovely volunteers. They taught us a lot about the years. daffodils and how we may help with the proj- This isn’t the first time that Downes — a ect. My daughter loved the activity and had a lawyer who lives in Bay Ridge, where the great time planting. Greater Bay Ridge Clean-Up Campaigns “I will definitely spread the word about this Organizer Jessica Downes (left), Merchants of Third Avenue Co-Treasurer Brian drew her attention in earlier years — has project and involve more young citizens in it. Chin (second from left) and Merchants Executive Secretary Charles Otey (third led a cleanup initiative in the neighborhood. What a meaningful lesson. I am thinking my from left) stand alongside volunteers during last Saturday’s Good and Green The Good and Green team has worked to school could also request daffodils to plant in cleanup event. Photos courtesy of Good and Green bring the same pleasing and positive green the front yard, so more children could join atmosphere to Fifth Avenue and other this project and understand the meaning “Rest assured, the welcome mat is out to Ridge community,” Downes would be nomi- places. behind it. Jessica and her team,” Howe told us. “It’s nated as a Civic Pioneer to be honored Dec. The stir of green activity last Saturday “In my eyes, the team is not only planting this kind of volunteer spirit that has typified 11 at the Bay Ridge Manor when the lured many youngsters to take a look and even beautiful flowers, but also beautiful spirits. and inspired Third Avenue for decades, Merchants hold the 27th Annual Pioneers lend a hand. Among the spontaneous volun- Cheers for our volunteers!” starting with the late, great attorney Harry Cocktail Reception. teers were Downes, Quinn Downes, Logan English, who led a tree camaign that Columnist’s Note: The aforementioned Downes, Rich Rendeiro, Rose Jimenez, Downes to be honored as accounts for most of the trees along Third tree planted by English, working with part- Roxana Shoro, Joseph Shoro, Adam Third Avenue Civic Pioneer Avenue to this day.” ners like Fish Market proprietor Jim YaFoz, Nancy Shalan, Nicole Estrada, Merchants of Third Avenue President Bob Howe and Merchants officers Brian Chin Thompson, still stands outside his former Jadiel Perez, Rachel Posner, Vivie Posner, Howe, who hasn’t missed a significant Third and Chuck Otey, working with Pioneer office at 7219 Third Ave. as continuing evi- Abby Zhou and daughter Bella. Avenue spruce-up activity ever, was out of Committee Co-Chair Lori Pedone and Marc dence of the good things he achieved on his Zhou sent the following note to “Focus” town celebrating the birth of his sixth grand- Hibsher, announced that, “in view of her own and through the Merchants of Third following her involvement in the cleanup: child along with wife Diana. impressive contribution to the greater Bay Avenue.

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GENERALLY To reach Ted General via the GENERALLYTo reach Ted GeneralTo reach Ted General via the GENERALLY via the Internet,Internet, his e-mail address is: Muffin’s SPEAKINGhis e-mail addressInternet, is: Mother his e-mail address Cabrini is: Muffin’s statue float SPEAKING [email protected]@Journalist.com. SPEAKINGBY THODORE GENERAL [email protected]. Pet Connection BY THEODORE GENERAL Pet Connection BY THODOREBY THEODORE GENERALGENERAL at Columbus email:Day [email protected] Parade email:By [email protected] JUDE LASSOW he Brooklyn Catholic and 72nd streets on Oct. 14. School, born and raised in By JUDE LASSOW Diocese had a float Over in Brooklyn, Bay Ridge. Singlein the 75th Annual thedecked Federation of headlineWhile a student at MEEOW MEEOW... NewT school to host rst council meeting Hello there, “I am ColumbusSingle Day Parade with Italian decked American FHHS,headline he played Green-Wood Cemetery our good friend, Green-Wood school auditorium. Also con- Panela, a fi ve-year- a Community Green-Woodstatute of Mother Education CabriniCemetery CouncilOrganizations our 20, goodwhich friend, is Its Green-Wood fi rst marchfirst trumpet schoolwas led auditorium. by former Also Brook- con- kicked off its sesquicenten- Cemetery honcho Richard gratulations to St. Patrick’s old, gray and white headedkickedto continue byoff Laurie toits raise sesquicenten Windsor, civic (FIAO) will- held beCemetery itshighlight- honcholyn MayorRichardin John the gratulations concertWard Hunter to, andSt. thePatrick’s 2014 nial commemoration of the Moylan. Pastor, Monsignor Joseph tuxedo kitty. I ingnialawareness its commemoration June of themonthly important meetingof 38ththe annualagendaMoylan with. a march wasband led andPastor, by the Society Monsignor President Joseph and start of the Civil War this On Memorial Day, the Nagle, who just marked his have the softest specialstartrole she of salute played the establishing Civilto the War PTA/PAs Cthis o l u mthat bOn u s serve Memorial all Brooklyn Day, historianthesenior Nagle dance Ronald, who Schweiger. just marked his past Sunday with a posse cemetery hosted its 13th 40th anniversary as a mem- fur and am very thepastschools, public Sunday orphanages schools with in and Districta posseDay 20. Parade cemeteryThe laudato- hosted Onits Sunday, 13thband, June and40th sang 22, anniversary at 12:30 p.m., as a the mem so-- of mounted cavalry, foot sol- annual free concert with ber of the clergy. sweet, but a lit- ryofhospitals. sessionmounted will cavalry, take place foot ononsol Wednesday,- Octoberannual Junefree concertciety will with betenor celebrating berin ofthe the its clergy. 134th anniversa- diers with muskets, bayonets, the ISO Symphonic Band ••• tle shy. Once I 11,diers Toat reinforcewith7 p.m., muskets, supportat P.S./I.S. forbayonets, a 30,12. 7001The theline Fourth ofISO Ave- Symphonicry at the Bandschool’s Bay Ridge mixed Manor, •••476 76th Street. swords, sabers, color guards, led by founder and director, The Fort Hamilton High warm up to you, nue.swords,public statute sabers, in her color honor, guards, march stretchedled by founder Theand keynoterdirector,chorus forand theThealso occasionFort Hamilton will be society High drummers and ladies in Civil Bay Ridge Maestro Brian School Alumni Association I like to read, War- drummersBrooklyn It will also Bishop and be ladiesNicholas an opportunity in eraCivilalong 18thWorsdaleBay for Avenue parentsRidge . Several Maestromember members Brianthe and All New CityheldSchool High York its StateAlumni recent Supreme Associationpre-show Court DiMarzio, who was review- from 61st Street to Jeff Samaha. School Chorus. watch TV, surf the Photo courtesy of Ted General fromWar- other schools to seeera the ofinteriorWorsdale the band of . Severalare current membersJustice and annualArthurheld itsdinnerSchack recent at whoChadwick’s pre-show will be ing the parade on the steps of Benson Avenue. Samaha was netJeff and Samaha most ofplaying the trumpet in his high school the district's newest school thatformerof was the bandgraduates are current of Fort andtalking Restaurant,annual about dinner the 8822historyat Chadwick’s Thirdof the St. Patrick’s Cathedral with FIAO Board Chairperson inducted into the FHHS timedance will band. even help built on the former site of the BayformerHamilton graduates High School. of Fort BoyAvenue.Restaurant, Scouts, The prominentdinner 8822 was ThirdhostEagle- Cardinal Dolan, climbed Carlo Scissura did double Alumni Hall of Fame on you with these things. Ridge United Methodist Church Hamilton High••• School. edAvenue.Scouts, by Dr. andThe Alice dinnersince Farkouh hewas was host ,a - aboard the float with former duty as the parade emcee Nov. 9, 1991. He is current- I can also be hap- (aka the Green Church). Michael •••Connors, theedformer pastby Dr. principalattorney Alice ofFarkouhfor FHHS Major , OEM Commissioner Joseph and color commentator. ly the director/stage man- pily by myself for Photo courtesy of Jude Lassow * * * foundingMichael partnerConnors and , andtheLeague pastthe currentprincipal Baseball, presidentof FHHSa few Esposito when it arrived at * * * ager of NBC-TV’s network long periods, but I Panela needs a loving home. What an absolute terrif- presidentfounding of partnerthe Connors and ofand the hits,the Alumni runscurrent and Association. strikes.president St. Patrick’s. It then proceed- Jeff Samaha is celebrating evening news program. am always avail- ic turnout for the street andpresident Sullivan of lawthe firm,Connors is Farkouhof the Alumni Alsois onAssociation. the pro- ed along the parade route. the 50th anniversary of the In association with his ebrooklyn media/Photos by Ted able for play time at a moment’s notice. co-naming ceremonies in and Sullivan law firm, is Farkouhgram willis be formerGeneral JACKSON GALAXY: “My Cat From Hell” TV pro- Under bright sunny skies, popular Ridgethe newChorale Kings with Countytheatrical com production- com- “My outstanding quality is that I am super mel- honor of the late, great the new Kings County com- Brooklyn Borough Pres- gramJACKSON is seen onGALAXY: Animal Planet “My SaturdayCat From nights Hell” showing TV pro - with floats, bands, dancers, a concertmander and retrospective of the Catholicpany, he Warwill be presenting Brooklyn Bishop low, and a very low maintenance kitty. I am okay Tom Kane. The block that mander of the Catholic War ident Marty Markowitz agram calm isbehaviorist seen on Animal at a cat’s Planet worst! Saturday His unique nights methods showing and fraternal and youth featuringVeterans. 50 singers Last and year, the Connorsanniversary concert at Nicholas DiMarzio with cats, dogs and children. However, I would es- Kane grew up on 88th Veterans. Last year, Connors discussing his new role work.a calm Many behaviorist cats are at saveda cat’s from worst! a tripHis tounique a kill methodsshelter. dress.groups, the world’s largest 20 musicians.received In 1968,the he“Veteran FDR High of School Theater, and former New pecially enjoy being the only cat in the house. That streetdress. near Colonial Road received the “Veteran of as vice president of bor- Hissing,work. Many spitting, cats bitingare saved cats from make a trip eye to contact a kill shelter. with Weparade tagged heralding Italianalong formedfor the the Year”group, Awardalso 5800from 20th Avenue, on Sat- York City Emergency would be my preference. wasWe formallytagged dedicatedalong for the Year” Award from ough promotion and en- Jackson,Hissing, andspitting, trust andbiting hope cats begin... make eye contact with theheritage grand and processionculture took thatknown theas the NewBROOKLYN Jeff SamahaYork MEDIA Stateurday, GROUP/ Oct. 26 at 8 p.m., and Management “I am an easy cat to take, as I am meticulous- Tomthe grandKane Wayprocession and wasthat the PhotosNew byYork Ted GeneralState gagement for NYC and Jackson, and trust and hope begin... passedplace inthroughout Manhattan, alongthe ceme Singers.- division Samaha isof a the grad CWV.- Sunday, Oct. 27 at 3 p.m. For Commissioner Joseph lyTottenville clean. I Higham lookingflag girls for at aBrooklyn new home, a life-long evenpassed blessed throughout by Reverendthe ceme - divisionTom Kane’sof the CWV.parents holding Co. HEY JUDE: “Even though we live together, we do teryFifth and Avenue by candlelit between graves 41st uate of of FortThe Hamilton Kings CountyHigh ticket info, call 718-989-9566. Esposito. friend.Columbus I am Day looking Parade. for YOU. Would you like to come Gerardtery and Sauer, by candlelit the pastor graves of Thethe Kings new Countysign. The event is open notHEY have JUDE: to be adopted “Even together.though we We live are together,nine years we old. do fallen soldiers from both sides Chapter is hold- and meet me? Look into my stunning yellow eyes, St.fallen Mel's soldiers Church, from a bothformer sides as- Chapter is hold- to the public. Reservations Wenot will have not to scratchbe adopted or damage together. your We furniture. are nine yearsHi, I amold. of the conflict. As we trekked ing its annual and I’ll capture your loving heart. This could be the sociateof the conflict.pastor at As Bay we Ridge'strekked St. ing its annual are only $46 which includes Raven,We will a notsweet, scratch little or girl damage who is your half furniture.Siamese. IHi, love I amto through the pathways, there dinner dance on start of a new friendship. I am purrfect for you. I Patrick'sthrough theChurch pathways, and athere personal dinner dance on a full sit-down dinner. Contact beRaven, affectionate, a sweet, and little play girl with who my is toys;half Siamese.you would I lovethink to were uniformed re-enactors Thursday eve- am spayed with my vaccinations and micro chipped.” --friend.were soldiers uniformed standing re-enactors guard, ning,Thursday June 2,eve at - Sherman Silverman at 718-748- Ibe was affectionate, a kitten. I andwill playgive withyou all my the toys; love you and would attention think musicians -- Asoldiers host of and dignitariesstanding singers guard, wereper- on 7:30 ning,hand p.m., Juneto joinat 2, the at 3165 or send him a check payable to the youPleaseI was seek. a contact kitten. I am spayed,I [email protected]. will give housebroken. you all the Unfortunatelylove and attention we Kane'smusicians family, and friends singers and per associates- 7:30 p.m.,on this at theSociety of Old Brooklynites, 340 Marine Ave- areyou seeking seek. I aam new spayed, home becausehousebroken. my mommy Unfortunately has severe we forming Civil War songs. Polonaise Terrace, *** auspiciousforming Civil occasion. War songs. City CouncilmemberPolonaise Terrace, nue, Brooklyn, NY 11209. allergiesare seeking and a is new no longerhome becauseable to keepmy mommy us. 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The KingsboroughChaplain, College.Among the attendees were kittenshome as from a pair. a backyard. They are Mistie,brothers a andtuxedo sister cat, rescued is a big as erans are Father two past FHHS Assistant The group’s foster home network allows it to become civicerans“Dutch organization are has Reach” been marching beforein ev- MariaFather opening Makrinos, two the past new FHHS yourpresident Assistant of carthe couchkittens door potato from and anext backyard. very laid Mistie, timeback. aContact tuxedo Troyens44@cat, is a big buried in Anthony Principals David Whitebook fully familiar with each of the available cats and eryburied Brooklyn in Memorial Day Parade since its FortAnthony Hamilton HighPrincipals School David Alumni Whitebook Associa- yahoo.com.couch potato and very laid back. Contact Troyens44@ Green-Wood, Dell’Anno. and Tom Greene. 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Confederate re-enactors who in the club roomcandidate adjacent for governor. fora space me in where your quiet I can home?” be the queen. Can you find a place pitchedkilled tents by a specific near andthe easilymain preventable to St. Patrick’sthe Dutch schoolReach method gym- when BY ASSEMBLYMEMBER to see any cyclists in the process. I hope you’ll work with “I me am to makeheartbroken the to pitched tents near the main to St. Patrick’s school He hasgym been- tapped as the county’s “Man Kim for HEY me 718-344-9697 JUDE...WOOFin your quiet home?” WOOF: gate,action on byboth car drivers Sunday and passengers and callednasium opening at 97th their Street car door. and FELIX ORTIZ Over the years,give the method up my tworoads half-Pointer-mix, safer for everyone. 10-month-old By working pups. gate, on both Sunday and nasium at 97th ofStreet the Year.”and Other honorees include former Kim 718-344-9697 Memorialdooring. MostDay. recently, While Em step Samolewicz,- Fourth a Avenue.The exact origins of the name has been adoptedSabrina in other and together Tyson we’ll love ensure to play everyone ball and makes run it around. Memorial Day. While step- Fourth Avenue. GOP Assembly Candidate Tom McCarthy PURRFECT MEWS: All of Jenny’s rescued kitties ping30-year-old along in bicyclist, the nighttime was killed in Sunset “Dutch••• Reach” method are unclear, but countries concerned about cyclistBoth safety. pups lovehome people, safely at theare end lap of thedogs, day. love to sit with ping along in the nighttime •••as “Counselor of the Year,” past City Coun- havePURRFECT been adopted MEWS: into loving All ofhomes. Jenny’s rescued kitties procession,Park after weshe swervedcame toacross avoid an openingMore it’s beennews a partfrom of the drivingSt. culture in It’s also been added to the Illinoisyou. and Sabrina Mas- Assemblymembergives kisses but Felix Ortizsometimes represents givesthe a lit- procession, we came across More news cil fromcandidate St. and President of the Brooklyn have been adopted into loving homes. Susancar doorPulaski and was, hita by formera truck. Patrick’s.the OnNetherlands Sunday, for June a very 5, long time. The sachusetts official driver’s tlemanuals. love Thebite 51st before Assembly kisses. District includingShe hates Sunset the Park, vacuum Susan Pulaski, a former Patrick’s. On Sunday,Young June Republicans 5, Russell Gallo as “Young presidentDooring of isthe when Bay a cyclist Ridge runs intoafter a a method,2 p.m. usedspecial before concert opening a car door Dutch Reach method is an easy,and low-cost barks atRed it. Hook, Tyson Gowanus loves and people, portions ofloves Bay Ridge, to play and president of the Bay Ridge after a 2 p.m. specialRepublican concert of the Year,” plus the following la- Historicalcar door Society or is struck and avoiding a com -a carin door St. Patrick’sinto traffic, Church, is quite simple:there way to save liveschair and prevent- injuries.watch his sisterBoro Park, play Park ball.Slope and He Carroll loves Gardens. to play tug of Historical Society and a com- in St. Patrick’s Church,dies, as there“Women of the Year” Phyllis chairCarbo,- mittee chair at Community will be an unveiling and dedi- person of the Kassenbrock war. They are lap pups. He also makes noises like Membersmittee chair of the Societyat Community of Old Brooklynites will be march an unveiling Francenia and dedi Hall,- personJoan Braunsteinof the Kassenbrock and Mary Board Ten. Obviously, pleased cation of a portrait of the late Brothers Memorial Chewbacca from ‘Star Wars.’ It is very cute. I am in inBoard the recent Ten. BrooklynObviously, Memorial pleased Day cationParade ofwith a portraitJohn. of the late Brothers Memorial with the big turnout, was Maestro Aldo Bruschi in the Scholarship Fund. Also in Lynbrook, New York.” – Jackie, 516-6980-5669. Societywith thePresident big andturnout, Brooklyn was Historian Maestro Ron Aldo Bruschi Tickets in theare $200Scholarship a pop andFund. available Also inat Schweiger, center. www.BrooklynGOP.com. Week of October 18 – October 24, 2019 • EXTRA EDITION HOME REPORTER AND SPECTATOR • 21

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AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE KINGS SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF EES, COMMITTEES, DEVISEES, LEGA- AND INTEREST. SOLD SUBJECT TO REFEREE XSWJC004 THIS IS AN ACTION TO FORECLOSE A COUNTY SUPREME COURT, ROOM #174053 NEW YORK COUNTY OF KINGS SUM- TEES, AND THE ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF FILED TAX LIEN COVERING THE PROPERTY MONS AND NOTICE INDEX NO. CREDITORS AND SUCCESSORS IN IN- 224, 360 ADAMS STREET, BROOK- JUDGMENT AND TERMS OF SALE. MI- NOTICE OF SALE 508142/2019 BOROUGH: BROOKLYN TEREST OF THEM, AND GENERALLY KNOWN AS 157 EAST 46TH STREET, LYN, NY ON NOVEMBER 7, 2019 AT CHAEL INDELICATO, REFEREE. THE SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF KINGS BLOCK: 4826 LOT: 50 NYCTL 2018-A ALL PERSONS HAVING OR CLAIMING BROOKLYN, NEW YORK AND IDEN- 2:30 P.M., PREMISES KNOWN AS 556 DELLO-IACONO LAW GROUP, P.C., AT- JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL TRUST AND THE BANK OF NEW YORK UNDER, BY, THROUGH, OR AGAINST EAST 34TH STREET, BROOKLYN, NY. TYS. FOR PLTF., 312 LARKFIELD ROAD, TIFIED AS BLOCK 4826, LOT 50 (THE ASSOCIATION, PLAINTIFF AGAINST MELLON, AS COLLATERAL AGENT THE SAID DEFENDANTS NAMED AS ALL THAT CERTAIN PLOT, PIECE OR LOWER LEVEL, EAST NORTHPORT, NY. “TAX PARCEL”). THE RELIEF SOUGHT IS MARCIA HIBBERT; CARRIE B. HAY AND CUSTODIAN, PLAINTIFFS, VS. A CLASS, OF ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR IN- PARCEL OF LAND, WITH THE BUILD- FILE NO. 18-000112 - #97776 THE SALE OF THE TAX PARCEL AT PUB- INGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THERE- #174083 A/K/A CARRIE HAY; ET AL., DEFEN- GLORIA CALLENDER, IF LIVING, OR IF TEREST IN OR LIEN UPON THE PREM- LIC AUCTION IN SATISFACTION OF ON ERECTED, SITUATE, LYING AND DANT(S) PURSUANT TO A JUDGMENT SHE BE DEAD, HER HUSBAND, HEIRS- ISES DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT BEING IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOK- NOTICE OF SALE OF FORECLOSURE AND SALE DULY AT-LAW, NEXT OF KIN, DISTRIBU- HEREIN, DEFENDANTS. TO THE ABOVE THE TAX LIEN. IN CASE OF YOUR FAIL- LYN, COUNTY OF KINGS, CITY AND SUPREME COURT KINGS COUN- DATED NOVEMBER 20, 2015 I, THE TEES, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, NAMED DEFENDANTS: YOU ARE URE TO APPEAR, JUDGMENT MAY BE TY SUN WEST MORTGAGE COMPA- UNDERSIGNED REFEREE WILL SELL ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, STATE OF NEW YORK, BLOCK 4950 HEREBY SUMMONED TO ANSWER TAKEN AGAINST YOU IN THE SUM OF NY, INC., PLAINTIFF AGAINST JEANNE AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE KINGS SUCCESSORS-IN-INTEREST AND GEN- THE COMPLAINT IN THE ABOVE-EN- AND LOT 15. APPROXIMATE AMOUNT $13,356.91, TOGETHER WITH INTER- OF JUDGMENT IS $22,979.76 PLUS BRITTON A/K/A JEAN BRITTON, ET AL COUNTY SUPREME COURT, 360 AD- ERALLY ALL PERSONS HAVING OR TITLED FORECLOSURE ACTION, AND EST, COSTS, DISBURSEMENTS AND INTEREST AND COSTS. PREMISES DEFENDANTS ATTORNEY FOR PLAIN- AMS STREET, ROOM 224, BROOK- CLAIMING UNDER, BY OR THROUGH TO SERVE A COPY OF YOUR ANSWER WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO PROVI- TIFF(S) FEIN, SUCH & CRANE, LLP, LYN, NY 11201 ON OCTOBER 31, 2019 SAID GLORIA CALLENDER, BY PUR- ON PLAINTIFFS’ ATTORNEY WITH- ATTORNEYS’ FEES OF THIS ACTION, SIONS OF FILED JUDGMENT INDEX # 28 EAST MAIN STREET, SUITE 1800, AT 2:30PM, PREMISES KNOWN AS CHASE, INHERITANCE, LIEN OR OTH- IN THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE SER- AND DIRECTING THE PUBLIC SALE OF ROCHESTER, NY 14614 ATTORNEY (S) 1564 EAST 57 STREET, BROOKLYN, ERWISE OF ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR IN- VICE OF THIS SUMMONS, EXCLUSIVE 504061/2015. BRUNO FRANK CODIS- THE TAX PARCEL. PHILLIPS LYTLE LLP FOR PLAINTIFF (S). PURSUANT TO A NY 11234. ALL THAT CERTAIN PLOT TEREST IN AND TO THE PREMISES POTI, ESQ., REFEREE BRONSTER, LLP, OF THE DAY OF SERVICE OR WITH- JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE AND PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, WITH THE DESCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT HERE- ANTHONY J. IACCHETTA ATTORNEYS 156 WEST 56TH STREET, SUITE 1801, IN THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER COMPLE- SALE ENTERED NOVEMBER 7, 2018, BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS IN, AND ALL CREDITORS THEREOF, TION OF SERVICE WHERE SERVICE FOR PLAINTIFFS NYCTL 2018-A TRUST NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10019, ATTOR- I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO ERECTED, SITUATE, LYING AND BE- AND THE RESPECTIVE HUSBANDS, OR IS MADE IN ANY OTHER MANNER NEYS FOR PLAINTIFF AND THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- #174097 THE HIGHEST BIDDER AT ROOM 224 ING IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOK- WIDOWERS OF HERS, IF ANY, ALL OF THAN BY PERSONAL SERVICE WITH- LON, AS COLLATERAL AGENT AND OF KINGS COUNTY SUPREME COURT, LYN, COUNTY OF KINGS, CITY AND WHOSE NAMES AND ADDRESSES ARE IN THE STATE. THE UNITED STATES OF CUSTODIAN 28 EAST MAIN STREET NOTICE OF SALE 360 ADAMS STREET, BROOKLYN, NEW STATE OF NY, BLOCK: 8377 LOT: 67. AP- UNKNOWN TO PLAINTIFFS; FEDER- AMERICA, IF DESIGNATED AS A DE- SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF KINGS. YORK, 11201 ON NOVEMBER 7, 2019 PROXIMATE AMOUNT OF JUDGMENT AL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIA- FENDANT IN THIS ACTION, MAY AN- SUITE 1400 ROCHESTER, NEW YORK NYCTL 2017-A TRUST AND THE BANK AT 2:30 PM. PREMISES KNOWN AS 601 $493,075.24 PLUS INTEREST AND TION; NEW YORK CITY ENVIRONMEN- SWER OR APPEAR WITHIN SIXTY (60) 14614 TELEPHONE NO. (585) 758-2110 OF NEW YORK MELLON AS COLLATER- EAST 22ND STREET, BROOKLYN, NY COSTS. PREMISES WILL BE SOLD SUB- TAL CONTROL BOARD; NEW YORK DAYS OF SERVICE HEREOF. IN CASE [email protected] AL AGENT AND CUSTODIAN, PLTF. VS. 11226. BLOCK 5222 LOT 96. ALL THAT JECT TO PROVISIONS OF FILED JUDG- CITY PARKING VIOLATIONS BUREAU; OF YOUR FAILURE TO APPEAR OR #173948 2nd department / new business Formations IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. WITH SECY. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) 124 MANHATTAN POSE. 11212 WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE #174165 ON 08/07/19. OFFICE LOCATION: #174077 VERA MAYNE LLC SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS KINGS COUNTY. 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CENSE, SERIAL NO. 1317915, FOR OF BROOKLYN, COUNTY OF KINGS, LIC AUCTION AT THE KINGS COUNTY YORK 11201, THE LIENED PREMISES FOR PLAINTIFF 10 BANK STREET - TRUST 2006-HE3, PLAINTIFF AGAINST BEER, LIQUOR, AND WINE HAS BEEN CITY AND STATE OF NEW YORK, COURTHOUSE, ROOM 224, 360 AD- DESIGNATED AS BLOCK 1594, LOT 26, SUITE 700 WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK LYUBOV MARTINO, ET AL DEFEN- APPLIED FOR BY THE UNDERSIGNED BLOCK 6797, LOT 50. APPROXIMATE AMS STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11201, IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK, COUNTY 10606 (914) 949-2574 DANT(S). PURSUANT TO A JUDG- TO SELL BEER, LIQUOR, AND WINE AT #174402 AMOUNT OF JUDGMENT $707,343.14 ON NOVEMBER 14, 2019 AT 2:30PM, OF KINGS AND BOROUGH OF BROOK- MENT OF FORECLOSURE AND SALE RETAIL IN A RESTAURANT UNDER THE PLUS INTEREST AND COSTS. PREMIS- PREMISES KNOWN AS 2039 E 26TH ST, LYN AND KNOWN AS 318A HART ENTERED ON FEBRUARY 19, 2019. I, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL NOTICE OF SALE ES WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO PROVI- BROOKLYN, NY 11229: BLOCK 7331, STREET, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11206 LAW AT 296 WEST END AVNENUE, SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF SIONS OF FILED JUDGMENT FOR IN- THE UNDERSIGNED REFEREE WILL LOT 78: ALL THAT CERTAIN PLOT, , DIRECTED IN AND BY SAID JUDG- BROOKLYN, NY11235 FOR ON- PREM- NEW YORK - COUNTY OF KINGS U.S. DEX# 31639/09. MARTIN WOLF, ESQ., SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION IN ROOM PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, SITUATE, MENT TO BE SOLD. THE APPROXI- ISES CONSUMPTION. ORIENTAL BOU- BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS REFEREE GROSS POLOWY, LLC AT- 224 OF THE KINGS COUNTY COURT- LYING AND BEING IN THE BOROUGH MATE AMOUNT OF THE JUDGMENT LEVARD 111 FOOD CORP. D/B/A 111 TRUSTEE, SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 1775 WEHR- HOUSE, 360 ADAMS STREET, BROOK- #173969 OF BROOKLYN, COUNTY OF KINGS, IS $22,088.45 PLUS INTEREST AND TO WILMINGTON TRUST COMPA- LE DRIVE, SUITE 100 WILLIAMSVILLE, LYN, N.Y. ON THE 31ST DAY OF OC- CITY AND STATE OF NEW YORK PREM- OTHER CHARGES, AND THE PROPER- NY, AS TRUSTEE, SUCCESSOR IN IN- NY 14221 65637 TOBER, 2019 AT 2:30 P.M. PREMISES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ISES WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO PRO- TY IS BEING SOLD SUBJECT TO THE TEREST TO BANK OF AMERICA NA- #174100 DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: ALL THAT NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF VISIONS OF FILED JUDGMENT INDEX TERMS AND CONDITIONS STATED IN TIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE CERTAIN PLOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF TRANSPORTATION WILL HOLD A PUB- # 20039/2009. HELENE BLANK, ESQ. THE JUDGMENT, ANY PRIOR ENCUM- SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO LASAL- NOTICE OF SALE LAND, WITH THE BUILDINGS AND IM- LIC HEARING ON WEDNESDAY, OCTO- - REFEREE. RAS BORISKIN, LLC 900 BRANCES AND THE TERMS OF SALE LE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF KINGS PROVEMENTS THEREON ERECTED, BER 30, 2019 AT 2:00 P.M., AT 55 WATER MERCHANTS CONCOURSE, SUITE 310, WHICH SHALL BE AVAILABLE AT THE AS TRUSTEE FOR LEHMAN XS TRUST U.S.BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN THE ST., 9TH FLOOR, ON THE FOLLOW- WESTBURY, NEW YORK 11590, ATTOR- TIME OF SALE. DATED: OCTOBER 14, MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- AS TRUSTEE FOR CITIGROUP MORT- BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, COUN- ING PETITION FOR REVOCABLE CON- NEYS FOR PLAINTIFF. 2019 NEW YORK, NEW YORK SIMON CATES, SERIES 2007-6, V. PAUL BLACK, GAGE LOAN TRUST 2006-WFHE3, AS- TY OF KINGS, CITY AND STATE OF SENT, IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOK- #174169 SHAMOUN, ESQ. REFEREE 430 BAY ET AL. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS SET-BACKED PASS-THROUGH CER- NEW YORK. SAID PREMISES KNOWN LYN: MAIMONIDES MEDICAL CENTER RIDGE PARKWAY BROOKLYN, NEW HEREBY GIVEN PURSUANT TO A FI- TIFICATES, SERIES 2006-WFHE3, AS 111-113 ABBEY COURT, BROOK- - TO CONTINUE TO MAINTAIN & USE NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF YORK 11209 (718) 680-7900 DAVID NAL JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE PLAINTIFF AGAINST LISA LEWIS, IAN LYN, N.Y. 11229. (BLOCK: 8914, LOTS: A TWO-LEVEL PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE KINGS SILVERGATE BANK, PLAINTIFF P. STICH, ESQ. ATTORNEY FOR PLAIN- DATED JANUARY 31, 2019, AND EN- C. LEWIS, ET AL, DEFENDANT PUR- 20 & 22). APPROXIMATE AMOUNT OVER & ACROSS 48TH ST., BETWEEN AGAINST CALKULA PROPERTIES INC. TIFF 521 FIFTH AVENUE, 17TH FLOOR TERED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK SUANT TO A JUDGMENT OF FORE- OF LIEN $ 553,885.26 PLUS INTER- 10TH AVE & FORT HAMILTON PKWY. A/K/A CALKULA PROPERTIES CO.; ET NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10175 (646) OF THE COUNTY OF KINGS, WHEREIN CLOSURE AND SALE DULY DAT- EST AND COSTS. PREMISES WILL BE INTERESTED PARTIES CAN OBTAIN AL., DEFENDANT(S) PURSUANT TO A 554-4421 U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, ED 2/7/2017 AND ENTERED ON SOLD SUBJECT TO PROVISIONS OF COPIES OF PROPOSED AGREEMENT #174370 JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE AND AS TRUSTEE, SUCCESSOR IN INTER- 2/15/2017, I, THE UNDERSIGNED REF- FILED JUDGMENT AND TERMS OF OR REQUEST SIGN-LANGUAGE INTER- SALE DULY DATED SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 EST TO WILMINGTON TRUST COM- EREE, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION SALE. INDEX NO. 506337-15. DOMI- PRETERS (WITH AT LEAST SEVEN DAYS NOTICE OF SALE I, THE UNDERSIGNED REFEREE WILL SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF KINGS, PANY, AS TRUSTEE, SUCCESSOR IN AT THE KINGS COUNTY SUPREME NICK JAMES MINGIONE, ESQ., REFER- PRIOR NOTICE) AT 55 WATER STREET, SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION IN ROOM NYCTL 1998-2 TRUST, AND THE BANK INTEREST TO BANK OF AMERICA NA- COURT, 360 ADAMS STREET, BROOK- EE. MCCABE, WEISBERG & CONWAY, 9 FL SW, NEW YORK, NY 10041, OR BY LYN, NY ON NOVEMBER 07, 2019 224 OF KINGS COUNTY SUPREME OF NEW YORK MELLON AS COLLATER- TIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE LLC ATTORNEY(S) FOR PLAINTIFF 145 CALLING (212) 839-6550. AT 02:30 PM PREMISES KNOWN AS #174348 COURT, 360 ADAMS STREET, BROOK- AL AGENT AND CUSTODIAN FOR THE SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO LASAL- HUGUENOT STREET - SUITE 210 NEW 805 EAST 45TH STREET, BROOKLYN, LYN, NEW YORK 11201 ON NOVEMBER NYCTL 1998-2 TRUST, PLAINTIFF, VS. LE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, ROCHELLE, NEW YORK 10801 (914) NY 11203. ALL THAT CERTAIN PLOT NOTICE OF SALE 7, 2019 AT 2:30PM, PREMISES KNOWN 1376 39TH STREET LLC, ET AL., DEFEN- AS TRUSTEE FOR LEHMAN XS TRUST 636-8900 SUPREME COURT - COUNTY OF KINGS AS 1017 47TH STREET, BROOKLYN, DANT(S).PURSUANT TO A JUDGMENT MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIF- PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, WITH THE #173756 U.S. BANK TRUST, N.A., AS TRUSTEE NY 11219. ALL THAT CERTAIN PLOT OF FORECLOSURE AND SALE DULY ICATES, SERIES 2007-6 IS THE PLAIN- BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS FOR LSF9 MASTER PARTICIPATION PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, WITH THE FILED ON SEPTEMBER 16, 2019, I, THE TIFF AND PAUL BLACK, ET AL. ARE THE ERECTED, SITUATE, LYING AND BEING NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT: KINGS COUN- TRUST, PLAINTIFF AGAINST BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS UNDERSIGNED REFEREE WILL SELL DEFENDANT(S). I, THE UNDERSIGNED IN THE COUNTY OF KINGS, CITY AND TY. THE BANK OF NEW YORK MEL- WILTON RICKFORD BURKE, ET AL DE- ERECTED, SITUATE, LYING AND BE- AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE KINGS REFEREE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- STATE OF NEW YORK, BLOCK: 4979, LON ON TRUSTEE FOR THE CIT MORT- FENDANT(S). PURSUANT TO A JUDG- ING IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOK- COUNTY SUPREME COURT, ROOM TION AT THE KINGS COUNTY COURT- LOT: 79. APPROXIMATE AMOUNT OF GAGE LOAN TRUST 2007-1, PLTF. VS. MENT OF FORECLOSURE AND SALE LYN, COUNTY OF KINGS, CITY AND 224, 360 ADAMS STREET, BROOK- HOUSE, ROOM 224, 360 ADAMS JUDGMENT IS $718,599.93 PLUS IN- LAVERN DANIEL, ET AL, DEFTS. IN- ENTERED ON AUGUST 24, 2018. I, STATE OF NY, BLOCK 5620 LOT 48. AP- LYN, NY ON NOVEMBER 21, 2019 AT STREET, BROOKLYN NY 11201, ON NO- TERESTS AND COSTS. PREMISES DEX #11501/11. PURSUANT TO JUDG- THE UNDERSIGNED REFEREE WILL PROXIMATE AMOUNT OF JUDGMENT 2:30 P.M., PREMISES KNOWN AS 1376 VEMBER 21, 2019 AT 2:30PM, PREM- WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO PROVI- MENT OF FORECLOSURE AND SALE SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION IN ROOM $357,128.21 PLUS INTEREST AND 39TH STREET A/K/A 1376-1378 39TH ISES KNOWN AS 430 LEXINGTON AV- SIONS OF FILED JUDGMENT INDEX # 224 OF THE KINGS COUNTY COURT- COSTS. PREMISES WILL BE SOLD SUB- STREET, BROOKLYN, NY. ALL THAT ENUE, BROOKLYN, NY 11221: BLOCK 36042/2007. GREGORY M. LASPINA, ENTERED MAY 15, 2017, I WILL SELL HOUSE, 360 ADAMS STREET, BROOK- JECT TO PROVISIONS OF FILED JUDG- CERTAIN PLOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF 1805, LOT 18: ALL THAT CERTAIN PLOT, REFEREE FRENKEL LAMBERT WEISS AT PUBLIC AUCTION IN ROOM 224 LYN, N.Y. ON THE 14TH DAY OF NO- MENT INDEX# 507622/2018. MICHAEL LAND, WITH THE BUILDINGS AND IM- PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, SITUATE, WEISMAN & GORDON LLP 53 GIBSON OF THE KINGS COUNTY SUPREME INDELICATO, ESQ., REFEREE SHAPIRO, LYING AND BEING IN THE BOROUGH STREET BAY SHORE, NY 11706 COURT, 360 ADAMS ST., BROOKLYN, VEMBER, 2019 AT 2:30 P.M. PREMISES PROVEMENTS THEREON ERECTED, #173937 DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: ALL THAT DICARO & BARAK, LLC ATTORNEY(S) SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN THE OF BROOKLYN, COUNTY OF KINGS, NY ON THURSDAY, OCT. 31, 2019 AT CERTAIN PLOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF FOR THE PLAINTIFF 175 MILE CROSS- BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, COUNTY CITY AND STATE OF NEW YORK PREM- NOTICE OF SALE 2:30 P.M. PREM. K/A 4510 CLARENDON LAND, WITH THE BUILDINGS AND IM- ING BOULEVARD ROCHESTER, NEW OF KINGS, CITY AND STATE OF NEW ISES WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO PRO- SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF KINGS ROAD, BROOKLYN, NY A/K/A BLOCK PROVEMENTS THEREON ERECTED, YORK 14624 (877) 430-4792 DATED: YORK, BLOCK 5298 AND LOT 38. AP- VISIONS OF FILED JUDGMENT INDEX US BANK NA AS LEGAL TITLE TRUST- 4962, LOT 4. SAID PROPERTY BEGIN- SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN THE SEPTEMBER 24, 2019 65749 PROXIMATE AMOUNT OF JUDGMENT # 1044/2008. JAMES M. CAFFREY, ESQ. EE FOR TRUMAN 2012 SC2 TITLE NING AT A POINT ON THE SOUTHER- #174140 BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, COUN- IS $33,159.71 PLUS INTEREST AND - REFEREE. RAS BORISKIN, LLC 900 TRUST, PLAINTIFF AGAINST AMER LY SIDE OF CLARENDON RD., DISTANT TY OF KINGS, CITY AND STATE OF COSTS. PREMISES WILL BE SOLD SUB- MERCHANTS CONCOURSE, SUITE 310, TAHHAN, ET AL., DEFENDANT(S) PUR- 60 FT. EASTERLY FROM THE CORNER NOTICE OF SALE FORMED BY THE INTERSECTION OF NEW YORK. SAID PREMISES KNOWN SUPREME COURT - COUNTY OF KINGS JECT TO PROVISIONS OF FILED JUDG- WESTBURY, NEW YORK 11590, ATTOR- SUANT TO A JUDGMENT OF FORE- THE SOUTHERLY SIDE OF CLAREN- AS 767 MAPLE STREET, BROOKLYN, U.S. BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, MENT INDEX # 505801/17. JOSEPH R. NEYS FOR PLAINTIFF. CLOSURE AND SALE DULY DATED OC- #174384 DON ROAD WITH THE EASTERLY SIDE N.Y. 11203. (BLOCK: 4806, LOT: 98). SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE TO BANK OF VASILE, ESQ., REFEREE BRONSTER, LLP, TOBER 20, 2017 I, THE UNDERSIGNED OF EAST 45TH ST., BEING A PLOT 100 APPROXIMATE AMOUNT OF LIEN AMERICA, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, 156 WEST 56TH STREET, SUITE 1801, REFEREE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- NOTICE OF SALE FT. X 20 FT. APPROX. AMT. OF JUDG- $ 947,809.23 PLUS INTEREST AND SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO LASAL- NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10019, ATTOR- SUPREME COURT - COUNTY OF TION AT THE ROOM 224 OF KINGS COSTS. PREMISES WILL BE SOLD SUB- LE BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, NEYS FOR PLAINTIFF KINGS 3052 BRIGHTON 1ST STREET COUNTY SUPREME COURT, 360 AD- MENT IS $507,844.12 PLUS COSTS #174473 JECT TO PROVISIONS OF FILED JUDG- AS TRUSTEE, ON BEHALF OF THE REG- II LLC, PLAINTIFF -AGAINST- 3052 AMS STREET, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK AND INTEREST. SOLD SUBJECT TO MENT AND TERMS OF SALE. INDEX ISTERED HOLDERS OF BEAR STEARNS BRIGHTON FIRST LLC, ET AL DEFEN- 11201, ON NOVEMBER 07, 2019 AT TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF FILED NO. 012571-07. STEVEN H. RICH- NOTICE OF SALE JUDGMENT AND TERMS OF SALE. ASSET BACKED SECURITIES I TRUST SUPREME COURT - COUNTY OF DANT(S). PURSUANT TO A JUDG- 2:30PM, PREMISES KNOWN AS 121 MAN, ESQ., REFEREE. STERN & EISEN- FOR SALE INFORMATION, PLEASE VIS- 2004-FR3 ASSET-BACKED CERTIFI- KINGS DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL MENT OF FORECLOSURE AND SALE 93RD STREET, BROOKLYN, NY 11209. BERG, PC ATTORNEY(S) FOR PLAIN- IT AUCTION.COM AT WWW.AUCTION. CATES, SERIES 2004-FR-3, PLAINTIFF TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR DATED NOVEMBER 1, 2017 AND EN- ALL THAT CERTAIN PLOT PIECE OR TIFF WOODBRIDGE CORPORATE COM OR CALL (800) 280-2832. SOL AGAINST FIRST FRANKLIN FINANCIAL MORT- TERED ON NOVEMBER 21, 2017, I, THE PARCEL OF LAND, WITH THE BUILD- PLAZA 485 B ROUTE 1 SOUTH - SUITE NEEDLE, REFEREE. COHN & ROTH, AT- PATRICIA TEEL, ET AL DEFENDANT(S). GAGE LOAN TRUST 2006-FF5, MORT- UNDERSIGNED REFEREE WILL SELL INGS AND IMPROVEMENTS ERECT- 330 ISELIN, NJ 08830 (732) 582-6344 TYS. FOR PLTF., 100 EAST OLD COUN- PURSUANT TO A JUDGMENT OF GAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFI- AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE KINGS ED, SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN THE FOR SALE INFORMATION, PLEASE VIS- TRY RD., MINEOLA, NY. #97603 FORECLOSURE AND SALE ENTERED CATES, SERIES 2006-FF5, PLAINTIFF COUNTY COURTHOUSE 360 ADAMS BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, COUN- IT WWW.AUCTION.COM OR CALL 800- #173354 ON NOVEMBER 16, 2018. I, THE UN- AGAINST ANDREA WATERMAN, ET STREET, ROOM 224, BROOKLYN, NY TY OF KINGS, CITY AND STATE OF 280-2832 DERSIGNED REFEREE WILL SELL AT ON NOVEMBER 7, 2019 AT 2:30 P.M. NEW YORK, BLOCK 6101, LOT 59. AP- #174151 AL DEFENDANT(S). PURSUANT TO A NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC AUCTION IN ROOM 224 OF JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE AND PREMISES SITUATE, LYING AND BE- PROXIMATE AMOUNT OF JUDG- SUPREME COURT - COUNTY OF KINGS NOTICE OF SALE THE KINGS COUNTY COURTHOUSE, SALE ENTERED ON MARCH 5, 2019. ING IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, MENT $1,005,151.48 PLUS INTEREST NYCTL 1998-2 TRUST AND THE BANK SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF 360 ADAMS STREET, BROOKLYN, N.Y. I, THE UNDERSIGNED REFEREE WILL COUNTY OF KINGS, CITY AND STATE AND COSTS. PREMISES WILL BE SOLD OF NEW YORK MELLON, AS COL- NEW YORK - COUNTY OF KINGS U.S. ON THE 21ST DAY OF NOVEMBER, SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION IN ROOM OF NEW YORK, BOUNDED AND DE- SUBJECT TO PROVISIONS OF FILED LATERAL AGENT AND CUSTODIAN, BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS 2019 AT 2:30 P.M. PREMISES BEING DE- 224 OF THE KINGS COUNTY COURT- SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING JUDGMENT FOR INDEX# 11698/09. PLAINTIFFS -AGAINST- THE HEIRS- TRUSTEE FOR LEHMAN XS TRUST SCRIBED AS ALL THAT CERTAIN PLOT, HOUSE, 360 ADAMS STREET, BROOK- AT A POINT ON THE WESTERLY SIDE BETTY LUGO, ESQ., REFEREE GROSS AT-LAW, NEXT OF KIN, DISTRIBU- MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND, SITUATE, LYN, N.Y. ON THE 21ST DAY OF NO- OF BRIGHTON 1ST STREET, DISTANT POLOWY, LLC ATTORNEY FOR PLAIN- TEES, EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, TIFICATES, SERIES 2005-5N, V. OLEG LYING AND BEING IN THE BOROUGH VEMBER, 2019 AT 2:30 P.M. PREMISES 121 FEET 5-3/4 INCHES NORTHERLY TIFF 1775 WEHRLE DRIVE, SUITE 100 ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, OF BROOKLYN, COUNTY OF KINGS, FROM THE CORNER FORMED BY THE WILLIAMSVILLE, NY 14221 65648 KUREPIN, IF LIVING AND IF ANY BE DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: ALL THAT #173892 SUCCESSORS-IN-INTEREST AND GEN- DEAD, ANY AND ALL PERSONS WHO CITY AND STATE OF NEW YORK. SAID CERTAIN PLOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF INTERSECTION OF THE WESTERLY ERALLY ALL PERSONS HAVING OR ARE SPOUSES, WIDOWS, GRANTEES, PREMISES KNOWN AS 1796 EAST LAND, SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN SIDE OF BRIGHTON 1ST STREET WITH NOTICE OF SALE CLAIMING UNDER, BY OR THROUGH MORTGAGEES, LIENORS, HEIRS, DE- 53RD STREET, BROOKLYN, N.Y. 11234. THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, CITY THE NORTHERLY SIDE OF BRIGH- SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF KINGS, WAYNE PHILLIP, ET AL DEFENDANT(S). VISEES, DISTRIBUTEES, OR SUCCES- (BLOCK: 8513, LOT: 43) APPROXI- AND STATE OF NEW YORK, BOUNDED TON BEACH AVENUE, BEING A PLOT NYCTL 1998-2 TRUST, AND THE BANK PURSUANT TO A JUDGMENT OF SORS IN INTEREST OF SUCH OF THE MATE AMOUNT OF LIEN $ 696,287.60 AND DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: 100 FEET BY 180 FEET BY 100 FEET BY OF NEW YORK MELLON AS COLLAT- FORECLOSURE AND SALE ENTERED ABOVE AS MAY BE DEAD, AND THEIR PLUS INTEREST AND COSTS. PREMIS- BEGINNING AT APPOINT ON THE 180 FEET. BLOCK: 8669 LOT: 18 SAID ERAL AGENT AND CUSTODIAN FOR HEREIN ON DECEMBER 11, 2018, I, THE SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, DISTRIBU- ES WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO PRO- NORTHWESTERLY SIDE OF HART PREMISES KNOWN AS 3052/3062 THE NYCTL 1998-2 TRUST, PLAIN- UNDERSIGNED REFEREE WILL SELL TEES AND SUCCESSORS IN INTEREST, VISIONS OF FILED JUDGMENT AND STREET DISTANCE 343 FEET 11 1/3 BRIGHTON 1ST STREET, BROOKLYN, TIFF, VS. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR OF AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE KINGS ALL OF WHOM AND WHOSE NAMES TERMS OF SALE. INDEX NO. 15622- INCHES SOUTHWEST FROM THE COR- NY APPROXIMATE AMOUNT OF LIEN KINGS COUNTY AS ADMINISTRATOR COUNTY COURTHOUSE 360 ADAMS 08. SIMON SHAMOUN, ESQ., REFER- $18,977,604.50 PLUS INTEREST & AND PLACES OF RESIDENCE ARE UN- NER FORMED BY THE INTERSECTION OF ESTATE OF MARTIN ROSENBERG, STREET, ROOM 224, BROOKLYN, NY EE. FEIN, SUCH & CRANE, LLP ATTOR- COSTS. PREMISES WILL BE SOLD KNOWN TO PLAINTIFF, ET. AL. NOTICE OF THE NORTHWEST SIDE OF HART ET AL., DEFENDANT(S). PURSUANT TO ON NOVEMBER 7, 2019 AT 2:30 P.M. NEY(S) FOR PLAINTIFF 28 EAST MAIN SUBJECT TO PROVISIONS OF FILED OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN STREET AND THE SOUTHWEST SIDE A JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE AND PREMISES SITUATE, LYING AND BE- STREET ROCHESTER, N.Y. 14614 (585) JUDGMENT AND TERMS OF SALE. PURSUANT TO A FINAL JUDGMENT OF EVERGREEN AVENUE; RUNNING SALE DULY FILED ON JULY 16, 2019, ING IN THE BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, 732-7400 INDEX NUMBER 509304/2015. GREG- OF FORECLOSURE DATED AUGUST 13, THENCE NORTHWEST AND AT RIGHT I, THE UNDERSIGNED REFEREE WILL COUNTY OF KINGS, CITY AND STATE #174368 ORY LASPINA, ESQ., REFEREE KRISS & 2018, AND ENTERED IN THE OFFICE ANGLES TO HART STREET, 95 FEET; SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE OF NEW YORK, KNOWN AND DESIG- FEUERSTEIN LLP ATTORNEY(S) FOR OF THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY OF NOTICE OF SALE THENCE SOUTHWEST AND PARALLEL KINGS COUNTY SUPREME COURT, NATED AS BLOCK 4707 AND LOT 20 PLAINTIFF 360 LEXINGTON AVENUE, KINGS, WHEREIN U.S. BANK NATION- IN PURSUANCE AND BY VIRTUE OF WITH HART STREET, 18 FEET 11 1/3 ROOM 224, 360 ADAMS STREET, AND BEING FURTHER KNOWN ON SUITE 1200, NEW YORK, NY 10017 AL ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR A JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE INCHES; THENCE SOUTHEAST AND #174108 BROOKLYN, NY ON OCTOBER 31, 2019 SUCH TAX ROLLS AS 107 EAST 59TH LEHMAN XS TRUST MORTGAGE PASS- AND SALE DULY GRANTED AND EN- AT RIGHT ANGLES TO HART STREET, AT 2:30 P.M., PREMISES KNOWN AS STREET, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK. SAID THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES TERED IN AN ACTION ENTITLED NYC- 95 FEET TO THE NORTHWEST SIDE OF NOTICE OF SALE AVENUE Z, BROOKLYN, NY. ALL THAT PREMISES KNOWN AS 107 EAST 59TH 2005-5N IS THE PLAINTIFF AND OLEG TL 2017-A TRUST AND THE BANK OF HART STREET; THENCE NORTHEAST SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF KINGS CERTAIN PLOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF STREET, BROOKLYN, NY APPROXI- KUREPIN, IF LIVING AND IF ANY BE NEW YORK MELLON AS COLLATER- ALONG THE NORTHWEST SIDE OF HSBC BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSOCI- LAND, WITH THE BUILDINGS AND IM- MATE AMOUNT OF LIEN $44,143.95 DEAD, ANY AND ALL PERSONS WHO AL AGENT AND CUSTODIAN FOR HART STREET, 18 FEET 11 1/3 INCH- ATION AS TRUSTEE FOR WELLS FAR- PROVEMENTS THEREON ERECTED, PLUS INTEREST & COSTS. PREM- ARE SPOUSES, WIDOWS, GRANTEES, THE NYCTL 2017-A TRUST V. 318A ES TO THE POINT OR PLACE OF BE- GO ASSET SECURITIES CORPORA- SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN THE ISES WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO PRO- MORTGAGEES, LIENORS, HEIRS, DE- HART LLC, ET AL. BEARING INDEX NO. GINNING. SAID PREMISES KNOWN TION, MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, COUNTY VISIONS OF FILED JUDGMENT AND VISEES, DISTRIBUTEES, OR SUCCES- 507457-2018 OR ABOUT SEPTEMBER AS 537 HART STREET, BROOKLYN, CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2007-14, OF KINGS, CITY AND STATE OF NEW TERMS OF SALE. INDEX NUMBER SORS IN INTEREST OF SUCH OF THE 16, 2019, I, THE REFEREE, DULY AP- N.Y. 11221-2633. (BLOCK: 3215, LOT: PLAINTIFF AGAINST SIMON NEZ- YORK, BLOCK 7479 AND LOT 7. AP- 12149/2011. GREGORY LASPINA, ESQ., ABOVE AS MAY BE DEAD, AND THEIR POINTED IN THIS ACTION FOR SUCH 44) APPROXIMATE AMOUNT OF LIEN RI, ET AL., DEFENDANT(S) PURSU- PROXIMATE AMOUNT OF JUDGMENT REFEREE PHILLIPS LYTLE LLP ATTOR- SPOUSES, HEIRS, DEVISEES, DISTRIBU- PURPOSE, WILL EXPOSE FOR SALE $ 1,028,827.62 PLUS INTEREST AND ANT TO A JUDGMENT OF FORECLO- IS $3,090.54 PLUS INTEREST AND NEY(S) FOR PLAINTIFFS 28 EAST MAIN TEES AND SUCCESSORS IN INTEREST, AND SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO COSTS. PREMISES WILL BE SOLD SUB- SURE AND SALE DULY DATED MARCH COSTS. PREMISES WILL BE SOLD SUB- STREET, SUITE 1400, ROCHESTER, NY ALL OF WHOM AND WHOSE NAMES THE HIGHEST BIDDER ON NOVEM- JECT TO PROVISIONS OF FILED JUDG- 14, 2016 I, THE UNDERSIGNED REF- JECT TO PROVISIONS OF FILED JUDG- 14614 AND PLACES OF RESIDENCE ARE UN- BER 21, 2019, AT 2:30 P.M., IN COURT- MENT AND TERMS OF SALE. INDEX EREE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUC- MENT INDEX # 503636/16. JOSEPH R. #173992 Week of October 18 – October 24, 2019 • EXTRA EDITION HOME REPORTER AND SPECTATOR • 23 Community leaders honored at 21st annual NIA recognition dinner BY JOHN ALEXANDER Nespoli, president of the JALEXANDER@BROOKLYNEAGLE. Uniformed Sanitationmen’s COM Association. The primary focus of ome of Brooklyn’s NIA’s work revolves around most prominent civic expanded after-school part- S leaders attended the nerships that serve several Neighborhood Improve- thousand students daily, ment Association’s (NIA) encouraging exploration 21st annual recognition and learning through the awards dinner on Thursday, arts and sciences, develop- Oct. 3. ing new skills, providing Held at Gargiulo’s Restau- opportunities for exercise, State Sen. Andrew rant, 2911 West 15th St., the and fostering positive youth Gounardes with event honored several indi- development and healthy his mother, Dianne viduals who have worked to lifestyle choices. Gounardes, and Mike better the community and Bove said that being at Bove. who have shown support the NIA dinner was second for NIA. to none. “The NIA was cre- and Keith Mellis, assistant The NIA has been ad- ated for one reason, to help chief of public information, ebrooklyn media/Photos by Arthur De Gaeta dressing issues that impact children by building strong New York City Department Elected officials with honorees and members of the NIA. youth, families and seniors families and not just in our of Sanitation, who received in the community since it community but in many the Humanitarian Award. are one of the largest social was founded in 1981. It is communities,” said Bove. The educational lead- service providers we have a nonprofit community This year’s honorees ership and collaboration here in our neighborhoods service organization head- were a diverse group of awards were presented to in southwest Brooklyn. And quartered at 6614 11th Ave. individuals with an exem- Dianne Gounardes, Dis- I am proud to say that NIA in Dyker Heights. plary record of service to trict 20 director of early was born in southern Brook- NIA’s board of directors the community including childhood education and lyn and they’re here to stay includes Founder and Pres- school leaders, NIA staff, Anthony Mungioli, former in southern Brooklyn.” ident Michael Bove, Vice law enforcement and food principal of P.S./I.S. 121. Brannan presented President Jerry Saporito, service workers. P.S./I.S. 30 Parent Coordi- the NIA with a check for CEO Mary Anne Cino and They included NYPD nator Donna Moscatello and $478,500 representing the Executive Director Rosa Deputy Chief Charles P.S. 179 Parent Coordinator city’s FY 2020 funding for Casella. The dinner’s Scholl; Maggie Gu, owner Karina Gonzalez received City Councilmember Justin Brannan presents the organization. honorary chair was Harry of Park Asia Restaurant; the Community Service and check to NIA. “I’m proud to support Family Advocate Awards. NIA Community Services Community leaders and that this year probably has developed,” said Gounardes. Network year after year,” elected officials attending some of the best honorees She credited NIA with Brannan told this paper. the dinner included State in the entire history of the helping initiate the pre-K af- “Whether it’s through their Sen. Andrew Gounardes, NIA,” said Gounardes. “And ter-school program. “When popular after-school pro- Assemblymember Mathyl- my mother did not make me I had my first meeting with grams, summer day camps, de Frontus and City Coun- say that,” he added to laugh- NIA, we sat down and we cultural arts programs, cilmembers Justin Brannan ter and applause. developed a program that youth and family coun- and Mark Treyger. Dianne Gounardes said works. And now we have seling or fantastic senior Andrew Gounardes said that she was extremely NIA after-school programs support programs, NIA he was especially proud to thankful to NIA for recog- in eight of our 11 buildings,” makes it easy for me to give be at the dinner since his nition. “But honestly for me, she added. back directly to the neigh- mother, Dianne Gounardes, the recognition belongs Treyger called the NIA borhoods who gave me so was one of the honorees. to NIA. It belongs to NIA one of the best organiza- much growing up. They Honoree Keith Mellis with Mike Bove, Rosa “Every year the NIA has for being such an incred- tions not just in Brooklyn are a true partner,” added Casella, Harry Nespoli and Mary Anne Cino. great honorees, but I think ible partner in what we but in all of New York. ‘They Brannan. 2nd department / new Business Formations 11206 HOOLIGAN LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGA- IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON 7401 4TH AVE HOLDING LLC NAOS CONTRACTING LLC 1762 65TH LLC NIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE NOTICE OF FORMATION OF 7401 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF NAOS NOTICE OF FORMATION OF 1762 65TH INVSBLE BRAND LLC OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS 4TH AVE HOLDING LLC. ARTS. OF CONTRACTING LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH SECY. NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- 5/28/2019. NY OFFICE LOCATION: TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL ORG. FILED WITH SECY. OF STATE OF FILED WITH SECY. OF STATE OF NY OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) ON 8/2/19. 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