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Photo by John McCarten via City Council/Flickr whichBrownfield cannot be remediation, resolved virtually,” or the Cannataprocess -of development143rd Annual would Dinner be inclusionary, and Installation though anof CouncilmemberCouncilmember PeterPeter KooKoo helpedhelped inaugurateinaugurate thethe newnew FlushingFlushing CreekCreek waterfrontwaterfront ro said.Brownfield remediation, or the process of Hon. Anthony Cannataro is the administrative judge for New York City Civil Court. Continued on page 2 income range has not yet beenContinuedContinued specified. onon pagepage 22 esplanadeesplanade inin SeptemberSeptember 2019.2019. PhotoPhoto byby JohnJohn McCartenMcCartenEagle file viaphotovia CityCity by Council/FlickrCouncil/Flickr Rob Abruzzese ContinuedContinued on onpage page 12 2 FollowMayor usBill onde TwitterBlasio delivered his seventhLike State us on of theFacebook City address at the American VisitMuseum us Online of Natural History on Thursday. 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The area was home to luminaries like Count Basie, Lena Horne, Ella Fitzgerald, Illinois Jacquet, Jackie youth and build homes during annual address By David Brand will have a specific impact on Queens. deep into the night on Jan. 10, as patrons, in- Robinson, James Brown, Joe Louis, Milt Queens Daily Eagle From reopening communities centers in cluding Mayor Bill de Blasio, toasted a lease Hinton, Roy Campanella, Percy Sutton and Mayor Bill de Blasio delivered his seventh neighborhoods beset by municipal disin- agreement that would enable the 190-year-old Cootie Williams. “State of the City” address Thursday, pledg- vestment to helping small business owners Woodhaven watering hole to stay in business. ing to preserve the city’s affordable housing, negotiate leases with their landlords, Queens Local elected officials, the Queens Cham- expand education and help small businesses. played a key role in the mayor’s annual ad- ber of Commerce and even the de Blasio ERICA VLADIMER, A CANDIDATE De Blasio, speaking at the American Mu- dress. administration stepped in to help broker a challenging Carolyn Maloney in the seum of Natural History, laid out his vision Assisting small businesses new deal that would keep the historic bar in Democratic primary for New York’s 12th for the entire city, but many of his proposals The celebration at Neir’s Tavern lasted Continued on page 10 Congressional District, exited the race Friday. Her departure leaves three other candidates challenging Maloney, who has served in Congress since 1993. Flushing community board set THE NEW YORK SENATE ENVI- ronmental Conservation Committee approved a bill sponsored by State Sen. Joseph to vote on controversial rezoning Addabbo, Jr. to require hard lids or sturdy By Victoria Merlino tarps on top of “trash trains.” The coverings Queens Daily Eagle would prevent putrid goop from falling out of Community Board 7 will vote today on a the train cars as they travel. hotly contested plan to rezone the Flushing waterfront, which would allow developers to build condos, hotels, shops and office space “APART FROM THE FOUL ODORS along Flushing Creek. The advisory vote is and spilled garbage that many of my the latest phase in the city’s land use process constituents are burdened with on a regular for the site. basis, the trash trains have other negative The Queens borough president will also repercussions on the environment, local weigh in before the project goes before the property values and the public health,” City Council, which traditionally votes in Addabbo said. lock step with the local Councilmember Peter Koo on land use measures. The rezoning would allow FWRA LLC, a SAVE THE DATE: THE QUEENS partnership of three developers that own the County Bar Association will host its annual land, to reshape the Flushing waterfront, cre- Judiciary, Past Presidents and Golden ating a 13-tower, mixed-use complex across Jubilarian dinner on Tuesday, March 31 at 6 the 29 acres of mostly unutilized land. 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Jan Karski Images viaHistory Landmark Preservation Month Commission application tion The and video Development was created postponed by community then restore lead- smalleralso paidgroups visits and to this home,” wrote Kelly Car- aer town Alfonso hall onQuiroz, storm whoresiliency is running in individual for a soon- customers.”roll, the director of advocacy and community its negligible alterations,” Carollo wrote. “We of the request, LPC determined that further Edgemere.to-be-vacant council seat in District 25,More which than 7,000outreach wires at HDC,were in a letter of support. urge you to designate this home of these he- study is needed to determine whether the includesOverall, Elmhurst. 292,000 Quirozhouseholds has organized down across other the cityCarroll Wednesday. pointed out that the home, built roes so that their stories will not soon be extin- building retains sufficient integrity to convey lostneighbors power in to New advocate York forCity landmark and Con status Edison for urgedalongside residents four otherto similar houses in 1911, has guished.” its cultural and historical significance,” Ne- Westchesterthe historic house,County, known surpassing as the Jantaavoid home. downed wiresonly one and recorded to re- alteration in its 109-year his- The city’s Landmarks Preservation Commis- gron said. “We will consider conducting fur- the “Elmhurstimpact of isHurricane one the Irene, oldest portestablished them to thetory. utility and to the sion has evaluated the property and will conduct ther study of this potential resource within the which knocked out power for neighborhoods in New York City, withNYPD. a history “The house’s valueA treeas a physicalfell on top touchstone of a house further near 82ndstudy, Avenuesaid spokesperson and 218th Zodet Street Negron. in Holliscontext Hills Tuesday. of the agency’s Photo priorities by Michael within Nussbaum the dating back to before the Revolutionary War, to the story of these people’s lives far outweighs “After carefully reviewing the materials five boroughs.” Ex-Bronx prosecutor vies for Western Queens council seat Food donations surgeBy David following Brand FormanRockaway said she supported Mina Malik, Beach anoth- and focus onfridge addressing climate change.theft QueensBy David Daily Brand Eagle erRMA former said. prosecutor, “Rockaway in the Mutual 2019 Democratic Aid’s mission pri- it’s“Every that food facet is ofessential,” our society said needs State to Sen. be viewed Joseph Community activistQueens andDaily former Eagle Bronx prose- maryhas always for Queens been districtsimple: attorney. to share Shefood considered and assis- throughAddabbo. a greener“So to lens,”tamper she with said. any “For kind example, of food cutor The Julia theft Forman of a refrigerator has entered meant a crowded to feed field Rock to- publictance withdefender any Tiffanyof our neighbors Cabán her that second may choice, need it whileaccessibility we need program to create is moreproblematic.” open, green space representaway Beach Western residents Queens’ in needCouncil may District have been26. a sheduring said. this “I pandemicwas very tornand beyond.”in that election,” For- for Removingpeople to enjoy, the fridge those “must spaces take will a alsolot of have frus a- blessingForman, in who disguise recently for wona mutual a position aid networkas a ju- man The said. community “I wish we fridge, had ranked-choice one of several voting across in positivetration,” environmental he added. impact.” dicialfighting delegate food insecurityin the Queens along County the peninsula. 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By Eileen Grench A Stream of Fans gency fund for artists, and pays roy- for musicians. their colleagues. Among those who THE CITY Down from 25 full-time staff, alties to musicians whose videos can “Up until the pandemic you could passed away from complications of “On the 1 train, I’ll be there in Abadie and another colleague were be streamed from a library of over look the other way and say, ‘Well, COVID-19 was jazz great Ellis Mar- 5 minutes,” Carlos Abadie shout- left to manage what keeps the West 15,000 archived shows. Before its they aren’t making money, clubs salis, father of Jazz at Lincoln Center ed across the bar, reading from his 10th Street club rolling: a single red doors closed, Smalls depended on the don’t pay well. They’re surviving on artistic director Wynton Marsalis. phone. That night’s headliner, a sax- light glowing over the empty seats proceeds of ticket and drink sales. the margin, but there’s enough clubs “Usually the jazz community gets ophonist, was running late. and beer cartons, attached to a ceil- Since March, the foundation has and there’s enough work for some- tight, celebrates the masters of this In times past, Abadie, the manag- ing-mounted camera, signaling the kept Smalls alive — barely. Wilner one to break through,’” said Loren music,” said pianist Miki Yamanaka, er at Smalls Jazz Club and a Gram- live video feed streaming onto the said he’s facing bankruptcy if he can- Schoenberg, founding director and another Smalls regular. “We usual- my-nominated trumpeter, would usu- internet. not reopen by January. senior scholar at the Smithsonian Na- ly get together, play, celebrate. We ally be prepping by 4 p.m. for what he Jazz at the club — including small, “I want us to be mindful of this tional Jazz Museum in Harlem. “And couldn’t even do any of that.” described as “a carnival ride” — long socially distanced ensembles — is virus,” he said. “But the arts need a then something like this hits…and Even as they get creative to keep lines with patrons begging for tickets live-streamed for free every night at bailout. They need something to keep boom.” their clubs going with the doors shut, to the night’s two packed music sets. 5 p.m. Meanwhile, Smalls’ costs keep musicians alive in the city, if there’s “‘All but the very largest clubs are club owners say state regulators keep Long known as a musicians’ gath- piling up — insurance, over $20,000 not going to be any gigs at all.” facing extermination.’” piling on obstacles. The latest: The ering place, the Greenwich Village in rent a month and more. Added Shoenberg: “Now we have State Liquor Authority, which licens- fixture would also hold all-night jam A Paycheck Protection Program ‘Facing Extermination’ a situation in which all but the very es bars, last month forbade selling sessions full of performers looking to loan allowed Smalls to hold onto staff All of the city’s ticketed live per- largest clubs are facing extermina- tickets or even advertising shows, break into the top ranks of the genre. for eight weeks. formances have been on hold since tion.” barring anything other than “inciden- “That’s when the circus comes,” Now the club is down to three full late March under Gov. Andrew Cuo- The Village Vanguard, billed as the tal” music. said Abadie. “All types of characters time employees and is surviving with mo’s COVID safety measures. world’s oldest running jazz club, sur- A coalition of mostly non-jazz of a dubious nature. I think it’s like support from the SmallsLIVE foun- Singing, wind instruments, loud vived Prohibition, war and upheaval, clubs has filed a lawsuit challenging a Marvel Comics setting, you know? dation, a nonprofit established by talking, crowding — all are hallmarks but this is the first time it has been the rules. A hearing is set for Sept. 23. The Joker and Batman, like Gotham club owner Spike Wilner. Jazz fans of jazz clubs that also are known to shuttered to audiences, said owner “New Yorkers need to remember City.… Like the artist’s canvas just donate what they wish to become propel virus transmission. Deborah Gordon, whose father, Max, we are still fighting a global pandem- came to life.” supporting members of Smalls and Jazz, already on tenuous econom- started the business in the 1930s. The ic, and with dozens of states facing As night approached on a recent Mezzrow, a nearby club also owned ic footing, has suffered particularly Vanguard is charging viewers $10 to outbreaks,” William Crowley, an Friday in mid-August, the scene at by Wilner. wounding blows, with the loss of stream live sets from the club. SLA spokesperson, said in an emailed Smalls looked utterly different. The foundation acts as an emer- paying gigs and touring opportunities “Part of the stress of all this is the statement. “We must continue to take uncertainty and the not knowing,” the threat of spreading COVID at said Gordon. “We’ll hobble along to mass gatherings seriously. New York Trumpet player Carlos Abadie, the best of our abilities for as long as State continues to look at the data and the manager of Smalls Jazz Club. we can.” science — here and across the nation — and will update our guidelines ac- Community in Crisis cordingly.” Dreams of playing in legendary Sandoval and Yamanaka have clubs like the Vanguard inspired pi- nonetheless performed outside anist Arcoiris Sandoval to fill her restaurants, but the work feeds the backpack with a compass, sheet mu- soul more than the stomach. sic and snacks, and run away from A grant Sandoval received in April her Arizona home at the age of 8. from the Louis Armstrong Founda- “I meant to take a train to New tion has helped keep her afloat, along York City, to the Village,” she said. with unemployment insurance. Oth- Her father, a musician, had long re- ers she knows from the jazz scene galed her with tales of jazz in New have already left the city or found York City. She only made it a couple work in real estate or at Amazon. of miles away. “Everybody’s nice to us,” said Sandoval said that a sense of com- Yamanaka, “but we’re not getting munity makes a venue like Smalls paid, you know?” such a magnet. “That represents the THE CITY (Thecity.nyc) is an in- timeless culture of the music itself,” dependent, nonprofit news outlet ded- she said. “A meeting spot for all of icated to hard-hitting reporting that the greatest musicians.” serves the people of New York. With the clubs closed and that community dispersed, news of the death of fixtures of the jazz com- munity felt even more crushing to
Wednesday, September 9, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 3 GG uest Editorial Opinions Naturalization backlog could threaten new Americans’ right to vote Ming Hsu Chen The Conversation Citizenship unlocks voting rights for immigrants in America. The long wait for naturalized citizenship imperils those rights for a growing number of immigrants. A backlog is defined as the “number of pending applications that exceed acceptable or target pending levels.” The nationwide backlog for naturalization is now exacerbated by COVID-19 agency closures and social distancing requirements that limit the size of the oath ceremony. With the November 2020 elections coming, holding back im- migrants from becoming citizens will be consequential – espe- cially given the growing size of the Asian American and Latino electorate in swing states.
Rising backlog From 2017 to 2019, the Colorado State Advisory Commit- tee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, a bipartisan gov- ernment agency of which I am a member, examined the causes and consequences of naturalization backlogs and their effects on voting rights, civil rights and the administration of justice. We found that the federal agency responsible for naturaliza- tion, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, was keeping 738,148 people’s naturalization applications waiting – for any- where between 10 months and nearly three years – at the time of the report. Federal laws target a processing time of six months, and it was 5.6 months in 2016 when President Trump took office. It has grown to 10-18 months in the last four years. We concluded that the substantial delay to naturalization cre- ated by the backlog hurts voting rights because you can’t vote until you’ve become a U.S. citizen. Though the situation briefly improved after September 2019, the backlog has been rebuilding, and it could get worse.
Worse during COVID-19 Since September 2019, the backlog has grown again from 647,576 to 700,885. The most recent government data indicates that 700,885 natu- ralization applications were still pending in March 2020, and that the average processing time for the naturalization application in 2020 is approximately 12 months. The longest delays are for applicants working with the Chicago office, who have to wait 13 to 48.5 months. These numbers don’t reflect what happened when COVID-19 hit and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services offices closed from March 18 to June 4, 2020. That’s when a new kind of backlog developed: As a result of the postponement of naturalization ceremonies, approximate- ly 126,000 eligible immigrants have been left waiting to become citizens. When it reopened, the agency began in-person oath cere- monies in small groups to meet social distancing precautions that allow for only 10 percent of the original capacity. Although some offices have shortened the oath ceremonies to increase their frequency, it is not enough to catch up. Things are likely to get worse. The agency anticipates it may exhaust its funding and is planning to administratively fur- lough up to 70 percent of its workforce if it does not receive emergency funding from Congress. That will slow the process down even further. 415,468, suggesting that new voters could make a difference in Fixing the backlog, getting to vote Electoral impacts this delegate rich state. There are a number of ways that the U.S. Citizenship and Im- Immigrants who become naturalized citizens can influence The number of newly naturalized voters in swing states such migration Service could overcome barriers to naturalization and elections. as Michigan, Pennsylvania and Nevada also exceeded Donald voting rights in the time remaining before the election. Some of Before COVID-19 shut down most of the country, the Pew Trump’s margin of victory in 2016. these ways were included in a statement about the naturaliza- Research Center projected that in November 2020, 10 percent of Naturalized voters will likely also play a role in Senate races tion backlog made by the bipartisan U.S. Commission on Civil the U.S. electorate would be naturalized citizens. Many of these in Arizona, Virginia and North Carolina. Rights in July and have been endorsed by representatives of both new citizens are concentrated in states that are likely to play a Although naturalized citizens do not always vote as a bloc for parties in Congress: big role in November’s election. one political party, their support for specific issues has become • Use alternative formats for oath ceremonies, such as virtual, For instance, the National Partnership for New Americans, increasingly cohesive since 2008: in favor of immigration drive-through or outdoor ceremonies; a nonprofit organization that coordinates voter registration and reform, health care and workers’ rights during COVID-19. • Allow waivers of the oath ceremony once other naturaliza- naturalization nationwide, reports that the margin of victory was As the backlog grows, more people who could become citi- tion requirements have been satisfied; 112,911 ballots in Florida during the 2016 presidential election. zens in time for the 2020 election will have to wait to vote for a • Allow courts to expand and expedite judicial administrations The number of naturalized voters in Florida who became cit- president until 2024 – or later. Boundless, a network of immigra- of the oath. izens between 2014 and 2018 is almost triple that margin, at tion experts who provide immigrants help with the naturalization Additional steps could include more stakeholder outreach and process, uses government data to estimate that 2,100 immigrants strengthening the connection between naturalizing and voting, as will run out of time to vote each day that U.S. Citizenship and I discuss in my book “Pursuing Citizenship in the Enforcement Daily Eagle of Brooklyn and Queens welcomes opinions, Immigration Services offices remain closed. Era.” both pro and con, on all subjects affecting our daily lives. The total number held back by the end of September is By taking these combined steps, the U.S. Citizenship and We also welcome responses to the published articles and 378,000 people who would otherwise have been able to vote, Immigration Services would allow newly naturalized Ameri- Boundless estimates. cans to engage in the foundational right ensured by citizenship: opinions, which should be sent to [email protected] In many places, immigrants must complete the citizenship voting. (Brooklyn) and [email protected] (Queens). oath by early October in order to register in time for the election, Ming Hsu Chen is a professor of law and political scientist at worsening these estimates. the University of Colorado at Boulder. 4 • BQ Daily Eagle • Wednesday, September 9, 2020 Nation’s cinemas begin to reawaken in many states By Jake Coyle Associated Press STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) — With the previews about to start, a trickle of masked moviegoers made their way into one of the first U.S. screenings of “Tenet” at the Bow Tie Majestic 6 in downtown Stamford, Connecticut. They took their seats last Tuesday night, eyeing the empty seats between each other and a little giddy at being back at the movies for the first time in many months. Philip Scarante and Andy Flores, both 25, went every Tuesday reli- giously before theaters closed in March. “It’s just our thing,” Scarante said. Seeing Christopher Nolan’s lat- est mind-bending spectacle later on a smaller screen held no appeal. They sat down in center seats, up close. “Everyone seems to have a mask on,” Scarante noted, looking around in the sparsely populated theater. “I didn’t expect that many people to show up.” More Americans made their way back to the movies last weekend than any since the pandemic shuttered the- aters in March. After a few weeks of catalog films and minor releases, the $200 million “Tenet” was the first must-see main event of the pandem- ic, a mega-movie litmus test for how ready U.S. moviegoers are to return to cinemas. At the same time, another $200 million movie, the Walt Disney Co.’s live-action “Mulan” remake was de- buting not in theaters, as it original- Concessions workers stock the bins with popcorn and other treats as the AMC theatre reopened for some of its first showings since shutting ly intended to back in March, but on down at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Aug. 20, in West Homestead, Pa. AP Photo/Keith Srakocic the streaming service Disney+. In an innovative, untested release, “Mu- lutely everywhere for everyone to go million in the U.S., with deaths sur- lan” was available for $30 only to and see on the same weekend, clearly passing 180,000. Epidemiologists, Disney+ subscribers last Friday. that’s absolutely not an option for the most more concerned about school Each movie could chart a new foreseeable future,” said Nolan in an re-openings, remain cautious about way forward for Hollywood in the interview. “So if that pushes the in- any large indoor gatherings. COVID-19 era, and potentially be- dustry into different ways of thinking Meanwhile exhibitors are clinging yond. “Tenet,” which grossed a hefty and some of them being older dis- to survival. New product, they’ve $53.6 million in 41 international ter- tribution models, that hopefully can said, is essential to their making it ritories last weekend, could prove work.” through the pandemic. Connecticut’s that blockbuster moviegoing can Warner Bros. is rolling out “Ten- Bow Tie Cinemas opened earlier this be resuscitated with half-capacity et” where it can. After debuting in summer and then closed when major theaters and safety protocols — or Europe, Canada and Korea the pre- releases were again postponed. At the that people aren’t ready to sit in the vious weekend, “Tenet” on Thurs- “Tenet” preview screening Tuesday, dark with strangers. “Mulan” could day landed in the 75 percent open the married couple Trudy and Phil open up a new premium on-demand U.S. theaters, along with cinemas in Davies, with a tub of popcorn be- window to the largest film franchises China, on Friday. Some states, like tween them, said they came for “the — or prove that big-time box office New York, have kept theaters closed, chance to do something different” but (“Mulan” had been projected to make though more came online just in time also to contribute to the recovery. around $750 million in theaters) can’t for “Tenet.” New Jersey and some “We came here to help things get be replicated in the home. California cinemas were slated to re- back up and running,” Trudy Davies Labor Day weekend, usually open Friday. said. “Not just for the movie busi- among the sleepiest days of the year The strong international launch nesses, for everybody. As long as it’s in theaters, turned into a dramatic of “Tenet” proved that many people done in a sensible way.” showdown with maybe the fate of the are eager to come back. The U.S., As difficult as the circumstances industry at stake, as two high-priced though, may be a different story. are, Warner Bros. also sees opportu- experiments tested the possibilities of Though COVID-19 cases and deaths nity. “Tenet” has virtually no com- This Feb. 5, 2018 file photo shows director Christopher Nolan at the a new reality. are declining, they are still far more petition in cinemas and will play 90th Academy Awards Nominees Luncheon in Beverly Hills. Nolan’s “The world we’re in right now, the elevated than in most parts of the continuously for not just weeks but film “Tenet” is the first major Hollywood film in the COVID-era to open concept of releasing the film abso- world. Cases are approaching six months. It has the big screen to itself. in U.S. cinemas in almost six months. Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP, File At one Boston AMC, “Tenet” played to investors that he sees premium 86 times from Friday to Sunday. on-demand “as long-term structurally Disney has released other, smaller beneficial to film studios, and likely films into theaters (Fox’s “The New less cannibalistic to moviegoing than Mutants” and Fox Searchlight’s “The feared.” Personal History of David Copper- Which way things break is any- field”) but it has thus far either post- one’s guess, but the releases of “Ten- poned or sent to streaming its bigger et” and “Mulan” may go a long way movies. Like “Hamilton,” “Mulan” to redefining a movie business in the is being used to boost the 60 mil- midst of technological and social lion-plus subscriber base of Disney+. upheaval. The movies lying in wait Announcing the release plan last — “Wonder Woman 1984” (Oct. 2), month, Disney chief executive Bob Marvel’s “Black Widow” (Nov. 6), Chapek called it a “one-off.” Pixar’s “Soul” (Nov. 20) — will be “We don’t see this as a new win- watching. dow, but it’s an opportunity to learn,” Settling in for “Tenet,” Jose Alva- Disney’s distribution chief Cathleen rez, a 20-year-old from nearby White Taff said. “The one thing about this Plains, New York, was thrilled to be pandemic we’ve learned is we can’t back at the movies. be set in our ways. We have to be flu- “Because movies are amazing. id.” We’re saving a lot of money because The move didn’t please theater now we’re at home,” said Alvarez owners, but Wall Street has endorsed with his mask pulled below his chin. it. Benjamin Swinburne, an analyst “Not much to do there. Staying inside This image released by Disney shows Yifei Liu in the title role of “Mulan.” Jasin Boland/Disney via AP with Morgan Stanley, said in a note is not good for the health.”
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ED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM TICLES OF ORGANIZATION FILED WITH AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC LAS AVENUE #25 BROOKLYN, NY, 11237. PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. SECRETARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK HER IS JACQUELINE DAVIS, 2429 COYLE LAWFUL PURPOSE. UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY (SSNY) ON 9/1/2020. NY OFFICE LOCA- STREET BROOKLYN, NY, 11235. PUR- #181460 MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE AD- THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH LAWFUL PURPOSE. TION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- #181160 DRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC FUL PURPOSE. 11204 A COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED #181342 UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT 11238 DINAH SOLUTIONS, LLC THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS IN- UPON HIM/HER IS RYLA’S KANDALLS NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE AD- SHE IS ME LLC VESTOLOGY DEVELOPMENTS, LLC, LLC, 2710 NEWKIRK AVE. BROOKLYN, NY, 11236 LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: DI- DRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL EZ WELLNESS FORMULA, LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- NAH SOLUTIONS, LLC. ARTICLES OF OR- 133 MADISON STREET BROOKLYN, NY, 11226. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: A COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: SHE GANIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY 11216. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS AL LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: EZ IS ME LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON #181164 ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. GREENSTEIN, 1545 EAST 3RD ST BROOK- WELLNESS FORMULA, LLC. ARTICLES TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE 8/19/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS #181216 LYN, NY, 11230-6327. PURPOSE/CHAR- OF ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 7/28/2020. COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNAT- 1436 NOSTRAND LLC TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. ED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM HEARTWORKS ACTER OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- #181542 7/17/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT PRODUCTIONS LLC ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: 1436 COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNAT- THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- ED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY NOSTRAND LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGA- 11231 AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: HEART- PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED NIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY STUART SIERRA OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY WORKS PRODUCTIONS LLC. ARTICLES THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH UPON HIM/HER IS A. HYNES, 1861 BAY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON CONSULTING, LLC THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY RIDGE PARKWAY BROOKLYN, NY, 11204. OF ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ 6/5/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON HER IS TAMMY B WILLS, 309 LAFAYETTE COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNAT- ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: STUART UPON HIM/HER IS EZ WELLNESS FOR- LAWFUL PURPOSE. 7/10/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS AVENUE, APT 9A BROOKLYN, NY, 11238. #181480 SIERRA CONSULTING, LLC. ARTICLES OF MULA, 1114 EAST 92ND STREET BROOK- COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNAT- ED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY LYN, NY, 11236. PURPOSE/CHARACTER ED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. LAWFUL PURPOSE. 11205 OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH #181604 #181584 1509 NY LLC 3/16/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNAT- 11237 12210 ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: 1509 THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED ED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM YAS CONSULTING LLC NY LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS KEVIN WAITE, 1436 LOAF RECORDS LLC PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LIA- FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE OF UPON HIM/HER IS HEARTWORKS PRO- NOSTRAND AVENUE BROOKLYN, NY, THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: LOAF BILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: YAS CON- NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 7/14/2020. NY OF- DUCTIONS LLC, 852 PROSPECT PLACE, 11226. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY RECORDS LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- SULTING LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- FICE LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY APT. 1 BROOKLYN, NY, 11216. PURPOSE/ ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PUR- OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS #181453 UPON HIM/HER IS STUART SIERRA CON- OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 5/15/2020. OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 8/25/2020. POSE. SULTING, LLC, 495A HENRY ST #352, NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST #180553 OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY KURT ALLEN AND SON LLC BROOKLYN, NY 11231. PURPOSE/CHAR- SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- ACTER OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS 11222 #180514 AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: KURT AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY HER IS 1509 NY LLC, 2 SKILLMAN ST #308 MIRROR TRANS BEAUTY LLC ALLEN AND SON LLC. ARTICLES OF OR- OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY BROOKLYN, NY, 11205. PURPOSE/CHAR- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- 11233 SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS GANIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS ACTER OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: MIR- VIXENSTYLEZ LLC AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ #181301 OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON HER IS LOAF RECORDS LLC, 347 WEIR- ROR TRANS BEAUTY LLC. 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GANIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS 7/22/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A UPON HIM/HER IS KURT ALLEN, 116 LE- COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNAT- OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY ED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE NOX ROAD, APT # A3 BROOKLYN, NY, nd epartment SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS 2 d / PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS MIRROR 11226. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH TRANS BEAUTY LLC, 4 BEDFORD AVE., ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. HER IS VIXENSTYLEZ LLC, 1965 UNION THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY #4A BROOKLYN, NY, 11222. PURPOSE/ #181413 PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PUR- ST BROOKLYN, NY, 11233. PURPOSE/ UPON HIM/HER IS SUMMUM VORTEX CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PUR- ublic egal otices POSE. MOTIVATING & p l n LLC, 96 PULASKI ST., APT. 3B BROOKLYN, #181382 POSE. NY, 11206. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF TRANSFORMING LIVES LLC #180852 LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- #181100 11225 LIQUOR LICENSE PAWNBROKER ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: MOTI- 11234 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A LI- TITLE IX BAR LLC GO WES GO, LLC AUCTION SALES 11212 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- VATING & TRANSFORMING LIVES LLC. CENSE, # TBA FOR LIQUOR HAS BEEN NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- APPLIED FOR BY THE UNDERSIGNED ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: TITLE ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION FILED S. PRICE, AUCTIONEER OF THE JEW- KLASSIK BEAUT LLC ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: GO TO SELL BEER, WINE & LIQUOR ON NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- IX BAR LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- WITH SECRETARY OF STATE OF NEW WES GO, LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- PREMISES AT RETAIL UNDER THE ELRY AUCTION MARKET OF AMERI- ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE YORK (SSNY) ON 7/20/2020. NY OFFICE ABC LAW AT COZY ROYALE LLC DBA KLASSIK BEAUT LLC. ARTICLES OF OR- TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE CA, INC., SELL AT BELOW LISTED AD- OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 2/7/2020. LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS COZY ROYALE AT 434 HUMBOLDT ST GANIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 8/12/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUN- BROOKLYN, NY 11211 FOR ON PREM- DRESSES AT 9 A.M. ALL UNREDEEMED OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. TY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS ISES CONSUMPTION. 7/23/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT #181069 PLEDGES FOR THE FOLLOWING COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNAT- AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PRO- MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE AD- OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE PAWNBROKERS INCLUDING ALL ED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM DRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST LIQUOR LICENSE PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A LI- HOLDOVERS FROM PREVIOUS SALES: A COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE CENSE, # TBA FOR LIQUOR HAS BEEN THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PRO- SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS MOTI- APPLIED FOR BY THE UNDERSIGNED SEPT. 10/20 - WM. J. 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6 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Wednesday, September 9, 2020 2nd department / new business Formations 5113 DEVELOPMENT LLC MHEB HOLDINGS LLC 1589 FULTON REALTY LLC 388 CORNELIA GROUP LLC 486 3RD AVENUE REALTY LLC HUDSON CANYON LLC 5113 DEVELOPMENT LLC ARTICLES OF MHEB HOLDINGS LLC ARTICLES OF 1589 FULTON REALTY LLC, ARTS OF ORG. NOTICE OF FORMATION OF 388 COR- ORG. FILED NY SEC. OF STATE (SSNY) ORG. FILED NY SEC. OF STATE (SSNY) FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) NELIA GROUP LLC. ARTS OF ORG FILED NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LIA- 486 3RD AVENUE REALTY LLC. ARTS. OF 2/5/20. OFFICE IN KINGS. SSNY DESIGN. 7/31/20. OFFICE IN KINGS CO. SSNY DE- 8/5/2020. CTY: KINGS. SSNY DESIG. BILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: HUDSON WITH SECY OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS SIGN. AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- AS AGENT UPON WHOM PROCESS ON 8/19/20. OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS CANYON LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- CESS MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & SHALL MAIL COUNTY. SSNY DESIGNATED AS AGENT ORG. FILED WITH THE SSNY ON 08/26/20. TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE COPY OF PROCESS TO THE LLC 1165 E OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 06/22/2020. COPY OF PROCESS TO THE LLC 630 3RD PROCESS TO 1589 FULTON ST., BROOK- UPON WHOM PROCESS MAY BE SERVED AVE, 23RD FL NY, NY 10017. PURPOSE: 24TH ST BROOKLYN, NY 11210. PUR- LYN, NY 11213. GENERAL PURPOSE. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. POSE: ANY LAWFUL ACTIVITY. #181318 AND SHALL MAIL COPY OF PROCESS OFFICE: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY DESIG- ANY LAWFUL ACTIVITY. #181155 SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT #181148 AGAINST LLC TO: HIGHPOINT CORP. OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS 233 SANDS LANE LLC SVCS. LLC, PO BOX 140724, SI, NY 10314. AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST 1194 MASON LLC 233 SANDS LANE LLC, ARTS OF ORG. NATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON 110 MADISON STREET CC LLC 1194 MASON LLC,ART.OF ORG.FILED NY PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL ACT. OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY 110 MADISON STREET CC LLC AUTHOR- FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) #181331 SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS DOS 8/13/20,KINGS CO.S/S C/O THE LLC ITY FILED WITH SECY. OF STATE OF NY 8663 21ST AVE., BKLYN,NY 11214.TO EN- 6/22/20. CTY: KINGS. SSNY DESIG. WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ MISS SABADO (SSNY) ON 8/22/18. OFFICE LOCATION: GAGE IN ANY LAWFUL ACT OR ACTIVITY. AS AGENT UPON WHOM PROCESS HER IS P. KAMBESELES, ESQ., PO BOX 839, KINGS CO. LLC FORMED IN DELAWARE PERPETUAL EXISTENCE.FULL INDEMNI- AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & SHALL MAIL PRODUCTIONS LLC WINDHAM, NY 12496. PURPOSE/CHAR- SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL COPY OF (DE) ON 8/20/18 SSNY DESIGNATED FICATION. PROCESS TO 1959 EAST 17TH STREET, 5, MISS SABADO PRODUCTIONS LLC AR- ACTER OF THE LLC: ANY LAWFUL PUR- AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- #181166 BROOKLYN, NY 11229. GENERAL PUR- TICLES OF ORG. FILED NY SEC. OF STATE POSE. CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY POSE. (SSNY) 5/13/2019. OFFICE IN KINGS CO. #180838 EMEREST HEALTH OF #181320 PROCESS TO THE LLC, 7304 5TH AVE- SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO THE LLC 1848 SSNY DESIG. AGENT OF LLC WHOM ZION POWERWASH LLC E 4TH ST BROOKLYN, NY 11223. DE AD- MINNESOTA LLC PROCESS MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL EMEREST HEALTH OF MINNESOTA 322 MAUJER LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF ZION POW- DRESS OF LLC: 1013 CENTRE RD STE MAIL PROCESS TO MISS SABADO PRO- NUE, PMB #195, BROOKLYN, NY 11209. LLC ARTICLES OF ORG. FILED NY SEC. 322 MAUJER LLC, ARTS OF ORG. FILED ERWASH LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. FILED 403B WILMINGTON, DE 19805. ARTS. OF OF STATE (SSNY) 7/29/2020. OFFICE IN WITH SEC. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) DUCTIOS LLC, 41 KOSCIUSZKO ST., #107 WITH SSNY ON 07/21/20.OFFICE LOCA- ORG. FILED WITH DE SECY. OF STATE, PO KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AGENT OF LLC 8/5/20. CTY: KINGS. SSNY DESIG. BROOKLYN, NY 11205, WHICH IS ALSO PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. TION: KINGS SSNY DESG. AS AGENT OF BOX 898 DOVER, DE 19903. PURPOSE: WHOM PROCESS MAY BE SERVED. SSNY AS AGENT UPON WHOM PROCESS THE PRINCIPAL BUSINESS LOCATION LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST ANY LAWFUL ACTIVITY. SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO 6619 13TH AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & SHALL MAIL AND REGISTERED AGENT, FARRAH SA- IT MAY BE SERVED SSNY MAIL PROCESS #181149 #181613 AVE., BROOKLYN, NY 11219, WHICH IS PROCESS TO ED VERLING, 150 HIGH- BADO, UPON WHOM PROCESS MAY TO 1020 EAST 38TH STREET, BROOKLYN, ALSO THE PRINCIPAL BUSINESS LOCA- LAND CROSS, RUTHERFORD, NJ 07070. NEW YORK, 11210. ANY LAWFUL PUR- 119 BAXTER STREET CC LLC SERVED. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL PUR- 119 BAXTER STREET CC LLC AUTHOR- TION. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL PUR- GENERAL PURPOSE. POSE. POSE. #181321 OBVIOUS VOLCANO LLC #180839 ITY FILED WITH SECY. OF STATE OF NY POSE. #181333 #181167 FATHER & 4 SONS LLC (SSNY) ON 8/22/18. OFFICE LOCATION: DEFINITELY LLC FORAGED BKLYN, LLC KINGS CO. LLC FORMED IN DELAWARE LOT 31 STUDIO, LLC DEFINITELY LLC, ARTS OF ORG. FILED NOTICE OF FORMATION OF OBVI- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF FATHER & (DE) ON 8/20/18 SSNY DESIGNATED LOT 31 STUDIO, LLC, ARTS OF ORG. NOTICE OF FORMATION OF FORAGED 4 SONS LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH WITH SEC. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) BKLYN, LLC. ART. OF ORG. FILED WITH AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) 7/20/20. CTY: KINGS. SSNY DESIG. SSNY ON 07/20/20. OFFICE LOCATION: THE SECT’Y OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) OUS VOLCANO LLC ARTS. OF ORG. CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY 8/20/2020. CTY: KINGS. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT UPON WHOM PROCESS KINGS SSNY DESG. AS AGENT OF LLC ON 05/11/20. OFFICE IN KINGS COUN- SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO THE LLC 1848 AS AGENT UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & SHALL MAIL UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT E 4TH ST BROOKLYN, NY 11223. DE AD- AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & SHALL MAIL TY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS FILED WITH SECY. OF STATE OF NY MAY BE SERVED SSNY MAIL PROCESS TO PROCESS TO 57 LINCOLN RD., #B62, DRESS OF LLC: 1013 CENTRE RD STE PROCESS TO 360 39TH ST., BROOKLYN, AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PRO- 758 NEW LOTS AVENUE, APT. 1, BROOK- BROOKLYN, NY 11225-4001. GENERAL 403B WILMINGTON, DE 19805. ARTS. OF NY 11232. GENERAL PURPOSE. CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY LYN, NEW YORK, 11207. ANY LAWFUL #181303 PURPOSE. (SSNY) ON 09/02/20. OFFICE LOCA- ORG. FILED WITH DE SECY. OF STATE, PO #181322 SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO THE LLC, 415 PURPOSE. #180840 BOX 898 DOVER, DE 19903. PURPOSE: THE SYMS MONARCH LLC OCEAN PKWY, APT 1A BROOKLYN, NY, ANY LAWFUL ACTIVITY. THE SYMS MONARCH LLC, ARTS OF FINN BROOKLYN, LLC 11218. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL PUR- TION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY DESIG- #181150 FINN BROOKLYN, LLC, ARTS OF ORG. THE ESTERS NYC LLC ORG. FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF NY POSE NOTICE OF FORMATION OF THE ESTERS (SSNY) 3/11/2020. CTY: KINGS. SSNY FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) #181353 NYC LLC. ARTS OF ORG. 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Wednesday, September 9, 2020 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • 7 After shutting out the Flyers in Game 7 of the conference semifinals on Saturday, Thomas PORTS Greiss got pulled after yielding SS three early goals against Tampa Bay Monday night in Edmonton, Alberta. Isles face first AP Photo by Jason Franson series deficit in Cup chase Look to rebound from brutal Game 1 loss Wednesday in Edmonton By John Torenli, Sports Editor Brooklyn Daily Eagle The New York Islanders weren’t interested in making excuses after their 8-2 humiliation at the hands of the Tampa Bay Light- ning in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals at the NHL’s bubble site in Edmonton, Alberta on Monday. So Tampa Bay coach Jon Cooper made one for them. “Let’s be honest, this is a one-off,” Cooper said after his team swamped the Isles from start to finish during the Brooklyn/Long Island-based franchise’s first conference finals appearance since 1993. “They had to grind through a seven-game series (with Phil- adelphia in Toronto) and then travel and play and change time zones.” To a man, the Isles denied that their epic series with the Flyers or the long plane ride following a night of celebrating in Toronto played a role in their first multi-goal loss since the NHL restart, and their first series deficit since these playoffs began. “We’ve been through travel and transitions like this regular season, playoffs all before, so it just takes a few minutes to get your legs going a little bit and then you settled in,” team captain Anders Lee noted. “I don’t think that was indicative of the whole game.” What was obvious throughout the night was Tampa’s offen- sive firepower. The highest scoring team in the league this season took just 74 seconds to ignite, taking a 1-0 lead on Brayden Point’s tally past starting goaltender Thomas Greiss, who posted a shutout in New York’s 4-0 blanking of Philadelphia in Game 7 of the conference for Wednesday’s Game 2 at press time, but didn’t take either of late July after a four-month layoff due to the ongoing coronavirus semis on Saturday. his netminders to task following the rare blowout defeat for his pandemic. Greiss didn’t last long in this one. team. Point and Nikita Kucherov amassed five points apiece and After Jordan Eberle evened matters on a power-play goal, Vic- “There’s not a whole lot our goalies could do on a lot of the Andrei Vasilevskiy made 23 saves for the Lightning, who had tor Hedman and Ryan McDonagh struck back for the Lightning, chances,” Trotz said. “We need more help from the five guys in nearly a full week off following their five-game ousting of Bos- launching them on a streak of five unanswered goals before Nick front of them as well. I was just looking to change the narrative ton in the previous round. Leddy potted one for the Isles at 8:46 of the third period. of that first period a little bit and slow it down [by taking Greiss Trotz knows his team must close the gap in a hurry if it hopes By then, Greiss had been pulled after surrendering three goals out].” to avert falling into a deeper hole against Tampa. on only nine shots and Semyon Varlamov suffered the rest, yield- Changing the narrative of this series will be far more import- “We gave them too much space,” he lamented. “We were ing the final five tallies while making 20 saves. ant for a New York squad that hasn’t had to battle from behind in watching rather than participating. You can’t do that against Trotz had not indicated whom would be between the pipes any of its three previous series since the league restarted play in Tampa. You’ve got to be hard on them. You’ve got to take away their space. “You’ve got to take away their numbers and limit their chanc- es. They’re going to get chances. They’re a good hockey team. They’ve got some very dynamic people, as you saw tonight ...We’ve just got to get to our game.” The Isles’ game got them through Florida in four games in the qualifying round, past Washington in five games in the confer- ence quarters and helped them end a 27-year conference finals drought vs. Philadelphia last weekend. Now, however, it will be put to the test against a Tampa team that has gone at least this far in the playoffs in four of the previ- ous six years. “It’s a long series, it’s Game 1,” Lee insisted. “We dropped the ball tonight. We have an opportunity to come right back at it, fix our mistakes. “We’re already looking forward to Game 2, especially after tonight. When you get this far in a series like this, you can’t dwell on the loss. You’ve got to be ready for the next one.” Isle Have Another: Forward Cal Clutterbuck left Game 1 midway through the second period after taking a slap shot off his right ankle. “No update on him,” Trotz said of Clutterbuck’s status for Game 2. “Once we have an update we’ll get it to you.” ... The Lightning scored three power-play goals vs. New York in Game 1 after the Isles had established a franchise record by kill- ing off 16 straight opponents’ power plays over the previous nine playoff games. “Every time we made a mistake, they scored,” Trotz said. ... The eight goals allowed by New York were the most the franchise had yielded in a playoff contest since an 8-3 loss to the archrival Rangers in 1975. ... Each of the Isles’ previ- ous five playoff losses this year had come by one goal, includ- Islanders head coach Barry Trotz couldn’t blame the refs for his team’s poor performance in Monday’s Game 1 loss to ing three defeats in overtime. ... Game 3 is scheduled for Friday the Tampa Bay Lightning. AP Photo by Jim McIsaac night at 8 p.m.
8 • BQ Daily Eagle • Wednesday, September 9, 2020 Heights could be model for tree support in Brooklyn’s flora-loving neighborhoods
Peter Steinberg and his sons Charlie, left, and Henry measure street tree pits and enter This roughly 70yearold honey locust at the foot of Montague Street blew down during the data into a cell phone app he designed. Steinberg is a volunteer with the Brooklyn Tropical Storm Isaias on August 4. Heights Association. Eagle photos by Mary Frost By Mary Frost A MULTIGENERATIONAL EFFORT Brooklyn Daily Eagle In the Heights, taking care of the trees is a Thousands of trees were uprooted across tradition extending through the generations. New York City in Tropical Storm Isaias on Au- Sidewalk trees have always been “a top priority” gust 4. The city’s Parks Department received for residents, said Judy Stanton, who served as more than 21,000 service requests for street and executive director of BHA from 1989 to 2015. park trees following the storm; Queens and During her 26 years heading the organization, Brooklyn were hit the hardest. members continually donated to the BHA Tree Several decades-old giants were felled in Fund, “and significant amounts were donated by tree-lined Brooklyn Heights, including a honey film shoot crews when told how their contribu- locust which had stood for roughly 70 years at tions would be spent,” Stanton said. the entrance to the Promenade, at the foot of — CONTINUED ON PAGE 14— Montague Street. Two blocks away, a giant London plane tree smashed through a cast iron fence and a brick wall on Hicks Street near Grace Court. Three large trees fell in back yards along Grace Court, one breaking third-floor windows; sev- eral more came down in Brooklyn Bridge Park. The Great Trees According to the U.S. Department of Agri- culture, the tree canopy covers 21 percent of the of Brooklyn city — but only 16 percent of Brooklyn, fewer than any other borough. Many of Brooklyn’s trees are in brownstone neighborhoods like Cob- ble Hill, Park Slope and Brooklyn Heights. In the 80s, the Parks Depart These shady streets didn’t come about by ac- ment asked residents to nomi cident. In Cobble Hill, hundreds of trees have been planted by the Cobble Hill Tree Fund. The nate their favorite “Great Trees.” Park Slope Civic Council works with the city These socalled “heritage trees” and local merchants to plant trees. bring benefits valued by the The granddaddy of Brooklyn’s neighborhood Parks Department at more than tree stewards may be the Brooklyn Heights Asso- $25 million. ciation, which has planted and nurtured trees for most of the past century. There are 1,618 street and One Great Tree is a magnifi park trees in Brooklyn Heights, in a neighborhood cent dawn redwood at 151 Wil of roughly a third of a square mile in area. Most low St. in Brooklyn Heights. It is were planted by BHA. In the 1940s, the group planted 1,081 trees, mostly London planes, and has 100 feet high and as straight as added 46 more in the years since. a poker. Many people walk right Photos taken before the trees were planted by without noticing it — until show a starker, less welcoming Brooklyn Heights. they look up and see it towering over the lowrise neighborhood. This is the favorite tree of Lara Birnback, executive direc tor of the Brooklyn Heights As sociation. “I’m a native Californian so the redwood really speaks to This dawn redwood at 151 Willow St. in Brooklyn Heights is one of the “Great Trees” of New York. me,” she told the Eagle.
“Look at the old photos,” Erika Belsey ‘40s are now “at maturity and beyond. We’re due Another Great Tree is a 57 Worth, BHA president, told the Brooklyn Eagle. to give some tender loving care to these trees.” foothigh southern magnolia at “The streets were baking. Now, when you walk The importance of trees to New York City 677 Lafayette Ave., planted in in Brooklyn Heights, it’s cooler because of the can’t be overestimated. Roughly 7 million of them 1885. Saved from the wrecking shade.” In addition, the air is cleaner and the green- across the five boroughs make up an urban forest, ball by Brooklyn “tree lady” and ery gives people a psychological boost, she added. providing not only beauty and character to neigh- But time and weather take their toll on the borhoods, but millions of dollars in health and eco- local activist Hattie Carthan, the neighborhood’s trees. Some blocks, such as nomic benefits. They soak up rainfall and prevent tree is Brooklyn’s only living Clark Street between Willow Street and Colum- flooding, clean the air, sequester carbon and cool landmark. Erika Belsey Worth, president of the Brook bia Heights, have lost numerous trees, leaving the surroundings. London plane trees alone remove behind “weirdly empty tree pits,” Belsey Worth more than 77 tons of air pollution each year, accord- — CONTINUED ON PAGE 14 — lyn Heights Association. Courtesy of BHA said. The London planes the BHA planted in the ing to the Parks Department.
Wednesday, September 9, 2020 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle/ HEIGHTS EDITION • 9 Our World In Pictures
CALIFORNIA — Still fight- ing: Fresno County Sheriff’s Deputy Jeffery Shipman, left, stood along California State Highway 168 as the Creek Fire burned in Shaver Lake on Sun- day. Photo: Marcio Jose Sanchez/AP
ISRAEL — Empty chairs: One thousand chairs, symbolizing people who have died from the coronavi- rus, sat at Rabin Square in Tel Aviv on Monday. Photo: Sebastian Scheiner/AP
PENNSYLVANIA — Campaign trail: Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden boarded a plane at Harrisburg International Airport in Middletown on Monday. NEW YORK — Victory smile: Elise Mertens, of Belgium, smiled after Photo: Carolyn Kaster/AP a victory during the US Open on Monday. Photo: Frank Franklin II/AP
10 • BQ Daily Eagle • Wednesday, September 9, 2020 Our World In Pictures
RUSSIA — Festival days: Fireworks exploded over the Cathedral of Russian Armed Forces during the Spasskaya Tower military music festival in Kubinka on Sunday. Photo: Pavel Golovkin/AP
CHINA — Honoring workers: Attendees wearing face masks in Beijing last Tuesday watched an event at the Great Hall of the People to honor those involved in China’s fight against COVID-19. Photo: Mark Schiefelbein/AP
INDIA — COVID test: A medical worker collected a swab sample from a child for a COVID-19 test at a rural health center in Bagli on Monday. SPAIN — Back in class: A group of young students attended their first class at a school in Pamplona on Photo: Ashwini Bhatia/AP Monday. Photo: Alvaro Barrientos/AP
Wednesday, September 9, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 11 A Sunnyside BID adapts to serve small businesses during a pandemic By Jaime-Faye Bean As told to the Eagle Jaime-Faye Bean is executive director of Sun- nyside Shines, the non-profit Business Improve- ment District for Sunnyside, Queens. The orga- nization, based in 2008, provides supplemental sanitation, beautification, public events, and small business development services to a District cov- ering Queens Boulevard and Greenpoint Avenue.
We are now about six months since the pandemic essentially shut down most of New York City. How has your organization adapted during this time?
In “normal times”, most of our efforts, espe- cially in the spring and summer, are public-facing events that enliven and attract visitors to our pub- lic plazas and parks, and that market our remark- able, global small business community and its ser- vices to Sunnysiders and other New Yorkers.
Prior to COVID, we had already made the decision to direct more of our resources to direct merchant services to help build resilience in our small business community; COVID radically ac- Jaime-Faye Bean is executive director of celerated that process and we find that 90% of our Sunnyside Shines. efforts during this time have been directed to pro- Photos courtesy of Sunnyside Shines viding direct assistance to a small business com- munity in crisis. We also canvas our corridor regularly, main- taining social distancing and mask wearing. Many How are you now adjusted in serving your of our businesses have put themselves at risk since constituents? the beginning of this pandemic to serve our neigh- borhood, so we are dedicated to being consistent- We identified early on that WhatsApp was the ly prepared to safely serve them. best way to stay in contact with our constituents, many of whom are immigrants and use the app for Some organizations are hiring based on Sunnyside Shines hosts dance performances under the 7 train tracks. international communications, and we have main- new needs. How has the pandemic affected tained two WhatsApp chat groups since March (in your staffing and are you hiring? On a larger scale, I hope that we all will come try in Astoria and supply a borough-wide pan- English and Spanish.) Through these we have pro- to a much greater appreciation for the foundation- try network that supplies 1,600 Queens families vided hundreds of merchants with day-to-day in- At the beginning of this crisis, I was adamant al role that small business play in our neighbor- each week with fresh produce. The experience of formation on changing mandates, grant/loan/relief about retaining our employees and maintaining hoods, especially immigrant-owned businesses working directly with so many struggling neigh- opportunities, marketing programs, and other rel- our full supplemental sanitation schedule; we are that are so often a frontline resource for our most bors has deeply changed how I see the urgency evant neighborhood news. a tight knit group providing some very critical ser- vulnerable residents. I hope that our elected offi- of the needed changes in our society and systems. vices to small businesses, and I knew that remain- cials will recognize that small businesses are the We are also working one-on-one with mer- ing at full capacity was a matter of survival for not key to nourishing our communities and enhancing What do you think the future holds for chants to develop their online presence--- busi- only our immediate circle of employees but those neighborhood resilience, and start fighting for the your sector as a result of the pandemic? nesses that had a strong social media or online we serve. protection and support they deserve. presence prior to COVID have generally been Because we are seeing cuts and slow-downs more resilient through the crisis, so are working At the moment, we are not hiring new em- How have you personally been impacted in so many of our city services, I think neighbor- hard to help all of our businesses catch up. ployees, but all of us at Sunnyside Shines have by COVID-19? hood residents have a greater appreciation of the had to learn new skills in order to fully meet the value of the supplemental sanitation and graffiti How are you balancing the needs of your needs of our constituents. I think we all have expe- Very early on in this crisis, I began receiving removal we provide to Sunnyside, and I believe clients with the level of risk to your employees? rienced a great deal of professional growth during calls from residents facing food insecurity. At the the same is true in many neighborhoods across the this period as a result. same time, working on business survival, I saw City. We have re-opened our office to ensure on- the opportunity to fund some of our local emer- site support for businesses and residents who seek As you look the remaining part of 2020, gency needs through our small businesses that I am also hopeful that within the wider sec- it, but the office is staffed by one person at a time what are your expectations and hopes? were struggling for a lifeline. tor of Business Improvement Districts, the role of on a rotating schedule that allows us to maintain supporting small business in the way that commu- social distancing. We also provide our employees My greatest hope is that our small business- Together with my friend Jonathan Forgash, nity-based BIDs like ours have done prior to and with PPE, sanitation solutions, and daily clean- es will receive some definitive relief—rent (back I established Queens Together, which is now a throughout this crisis will become a much greater ing protocol, strictly limit access to our indoor of- rent in most cases) is a major concern, as is insur- registered 501(c)3 non-profit that has put over sector-wide priority. fice space, and track visitors to our office to ensure ance and capacity challenges posed by our (neces- $100,000 back into our local small business econ- employee safety. sary!) safety measures. omy to fund food relief. We have our own pan- Learn more at www.sunnysideshines.org. Queens comedian takes his show outside to keep LIC laughing By Rachel Vick Mendieta-Zamora started the outdoor pro- Queens Daily Eagle gram with nothing more than a microphone Sometimes laughter is the best medicine — and a speaker, quickly attracting consistent or at least, a reprieve during an anxiety-inducing crowds. public health crisis. Comedian Derek Gaines — who recently ap- One Long Island City comedian has em- peared in the film King of Staten Island — took braced that mantra, moving his set outdoors and the mic last week as one of the featured comedi- inviting standups to join him for open air sets ev- ans. ery Saturday. This weekend’s featured performers include Anthony Mendieta-Zamora began the show 2 Usama Siddiquee, from America’s Got Talent, Small 2 Fail to keep Queens laughter during scary and Nore Davis from Comedy Central. times. He recently decided to add a Sunday show Sam Morris from Comedy Central and Olga because of the exuberant response from neigh- Namer from Governor’s Club/Stand Up NY are bors. performing in the new Sunday time slot. The sets keep people engaged and raise Mendieta-Zamora said he isn’t sure what the Queens’ profile in the comedy world, he said. future holds, but will continue the sets as long as “As a born and raised Queens resident, I saw he can. when live comedy was slowly returning, Brook- “It’ll be tough continuing to have shows out- lyn had become the center for shows,” Mendie- doors when the colder weather starts,” he said. ta-Zamora said. “Our borough deserves that same “For now though, we’re making our little corner 2 Funny 2 Fail brings laughter to the open air with stand up comedians like Derek Gaines recognition.” in Queens laugh and hope to bring more.” Photo Courtesy of Beatriz Benares/2 Funny 2 Fail
12 • Queens Daily Eagle • Wednesday, September 9, 2020 Cited for ventilation problems, these 21 NYC schools will remain closed for now Christina Veiga Chalkbeat New York Ten New York City school buildings will not reopen Tuesday, after inspections revealed the ventilation systems are not safe. The education department announced the clo- sures, which affect 21 schools, on Monday after- noon, less than a day before teachers are slated to return to their campuses to prepare for the new school year. Staff at the buildings with ventilation prob- lems will work remotely, according to the edu- cation department. The affected campuses are in three boroughs: Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens. (A full list of the schools is below.) Alternative school spaces will be found if re- The Fire Fighter Christopher A. Santora School in Jackson Heights will remain closed due to ventilation problems. Photo via Google Maps pairs can’t be completed by Sept. 21, when stu- dents are scheduled to begin in-person classes for “It was basically a let down,” said Marilyn need of ventilation repairs before welcoming stu- • The Maxine Greene High School for Imaginative the first time since the coronavirus forced build- Ramirez, a teacher at the High School for Media dents back to school can still be occupied by staff. Inquiry, Urban Assembly School for Media Stud- ings to close in March. and Communication in Manhattan’s Washington “Because the risk of acquiring COVID is re- ies, High School for Law, Advocacy and Com- “We expect a number of these repairs to be Heights neighborhood, which is not among those lated to being in close proximity to other people, munity Justice High School of Arts and Technol- completed within the next couple of days,” accord- shut down. She had hoped that the union inspec- classrooms that need ventilation repairs can be ogy, Hunter Science High School, Special Music ing to a statement from the education department. tions would include calculations for how much air safely occupied by a single person,” wrote spokes- School, Building M883, 34 West 14th St., Man- Proper ventilation has emerged as an import- was flowing in and out of her room. “There wasn’t man Nathaniel Styer. “Per our public health ex- hattan ant tool for battling the spread of the coronavirus, enough there.” perts, rooms in need of ventilation repairs should • P.S. 721 Manhattan Occupational Training setting the city on a sprint to inspect all of its about Teachers union president Michael Mulgrew not be occupied by more than one person until Center, Harvest Collegiate High School, Build- 1,500 school buildings ahead of reopening. Schools said in a statement that the union’s “top priority” these repairs are made.” ing M894, 90 Trinity Pl., Manhattan Chancellor Richard Carranza had promised to pub- is “keeping everyone safe.” Among the campuses unable to open Mon- • Leadership and Public Service High School, licly release the findings of those inspections on “We will continue to monitor these build- day is Martin Luther King Jr., home to six dif- Building Q222, 86-15 37th Ave., Queens Sept. 4, a deadline that the city missed. ings and other schools to make sure all ventila- ferent schools. The hulking glass campus on • P.S. 222 Fire Fighter Christopher A. Santora Many teachers expressed outrage that they tion problems are solved,” he said in a statement. Manhattan’s Upper West Side was the site of a School, Building Q315, 43-18 97th Pl., Queens were expected to return to their school buildings “Where repairs and upgrades cannot be made, we now-infamous video that shows inspectors test- • The Riverview School P.S. 110, Building with little information about whether the air would will work with the DOE to help find alternative ing airflow by hoisting a stick with toilet pa- M340, 590 Sixth Ave., Manhattan be safe. Safety reports released late Friday night space before students return.” per clipped to the top. Absent much explanation • P.S. 94, Sixth Avenue Elementary School, by the teachers union, which conducted its own Monday’s announcement marks another from city leaders about how they are determining Building M620, 111 East 33rd St., Manhattan, follow-up inspections, did little to calm fears. last-minute turn for principals to navigate. School whether ventilation systems are up to par, the vid- Norman Thomas High School building For some schools, the United Federation of leaders say they have borne the brunt of logistical eo sparked concern online. • Success Academy Charter School–Harlem 1 Teachers checklist showed that more powerful challenges tied to reopening the country’s largest A full list of the schools that did not reopen • Success Academy Charter School–Harlem 3 filters that can catch the coronavirus had still not school system under constantly changing circum- on Tuesday follows: • Manhattan Academy for Arts & Language been installed in school heating and cooling sys- stances, and often, with little guidance. In multi- • Building K045, 84 Schaffer St., Brooklyn, P.S. • Murray Hill Academy tems. For others, inspectors marked that they were ple open letters, principals had asked the educa- 45 Horace E. Greene School • Unity Center for Urban Technologies “unsure” whether safety measures had been met. tion department to delay in-person classes, citing • Building K842, 1160 Decatur St., Brooklyn, • Building M833, 100 Trinity Pl., Manhattan Many educators had been hoping the union’s ventilation among many other safety concerns. P.S. 45 Horace E. Greene School annex • High School of Economics and Finance reports would be more detailed than what was re- An education department spokesperson said • Building M490, 122 Amsterdam Ave., Manhat- leased, given the union’s previous threat to strike classroom-level inspection reports will be released tan, Martin Luther King Jr. Educational Cam- Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news site covering rather than return to potentially unsafe schools. to the public on Tuesday, but that many spaces in pus educational change in public schools.
Wednesday, September 9, 2020 • Queens Daily Eagle • 13 Heights could be model for tree support in Brooklyn’s flora-loving neighborhoods
Poet Marianne Moore wrote a poem in honor of Prospect Park’s famous Before street trees: A 1940 tax photo of 95 Henry St. at Clark Street. The elevated tracks can be seen in the Camperdown elm. Photo by George Platt Lynes, 1935, Library of Congress Collection, through Wikipedia background. Courtesy of NYC Municipal Archives
— CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 — BHA maintained a strong partnership with the Parks Department’s Forestry Department staff, Stanton recalls. “BHA organized volunteers for two [Parks] tree census projects, surveying and documenting the conditions of the neighborhood’s trees ... During my years, the BHA invested a total of $68,000 toward street tree pruning contracts. And in 2007 and 2014, we planted new trees.” Peter Bray, BHA executive director from 2015 to 2019, oversaw a program that helped residents enlarge tree pits. “Since the city was funding tree planting and pruning, the BHA filled the void with regard to enlarging tree pits that were effectively stran- gling the roots of so many of the trees that add to the beauty of the Heights’ streets,” Bray said. He credited Katherine Davis, BHA’s member- Katherine Davis, BHA’s membership and com ship and ccommunications manager, with spear- Judy Stanton, former executive director of the Lara Birnback, executive director of the Brooklyn heading the program. munications manager. Photo courtesy of Katherine Davis Brooklyn Heights Association. Eagle file photo Heights Association. Eagle photo by Mary Frost THE NEW GENERATION MOVES IT FORWARD “We’re also hoping to recruit some ‘block BHA contributes a percentage of the funds captains’ or tree stewards who will volunteer to necessary to help property owners enlarge too- Lara Birnback, BHA’s current executive di- monitor the trees on their block and care for any small tree pits, Katherine Davis said. BHA also rector, told the Eagle that the tree pit program new trees in particular that may be planted,” she said. takes much of the hassle off the shoulders of the The Great Trees was moving forward after a delay caused by the home owner. of Brooklyn COVID-19 pandemic. AND NOW THERE’S AN APP “We try to locate at least six tree pits on the “In fact, we are hoping to launch a new effort The new generation has brought technology same block,” she said. “We can find a contractor this fall to conduct an inventory of the conditions to the tree game, Birnback said. to do them all at once. The contractor gets the of our tree pits and trees. We think this is a great BHA volunteer Peter Steinberg has built a permits from the Parks Department and Depart- activity that people can undertake as they plan mobile phone app that tree fans can use to easily ment of Transportation. We get the Landmarks — CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 — socially distant walks around the neighborhood,” record tree pit data. All people need to partici- Preservation Commission permit.” This saves Birnback said. pate is a tape measure and a smart phone. the home owner the $700 the contractor would Other official Great Trees re charge to file required plans and photos with side in Prospect Park. One is the “I created a database to write down all the in- formation about every tree pit in Brooklyn Landmarks, Davis said. famous Camperdown elm, a gift Heights,” Steinberg told the Eagle. He estimates On top of this savings, BHA’s will contribute from Mr. A. Burgess in 1872. It is that there may be roughly 4,000 tree pits in the 50 percent, up to $350, of the cost of cutting and one of the few elms in the world neighborhood. On Grace Court there are 37 pits removing the concrete and adding topsoil or mulch. grown from the Earl of Camper in just one block alone, he said. down’s Scottish estate. When Last week, Steinberg taught his two young HONEY LOCUSTS NEAR sons about the importance of trees and how to THE END OF THEIR RUN Prospect Park — and the elm — measure the pits. fell into disrepair, poet Marianne “One way we can take care of the neighborhood A honey locust’s natural life span averages Moore campaigned for the tree is to make sure there are as many big healthy trees 120 years, according to the Parks Department. and its park, and helped start the as possible. But they need help,” he explained to But honey locusts don’t live as long in the Friends of Prospect Park. Charlie, age 8 1/2, and Henry, age 6 3/4. “If a tree urban environment, said Koren Volk, a volunteer pit is big, water can get into the dirt and the tree can with BHA’s Promenade Garden Conservancy. In 1967, she wrote a poem in grow. But if the tree pit is tiny, not enough water The honey locust that blew over in the storm was the Camperdown’s honor. “We gets to the roots and the tree might die.” likely planted in the 1950s, along with the other must save it. It is our crowning Henry thought the project was “kind of cool. honey locusts planted along the esplanade, she said. I really like trees because they can have all sorts “Seventy years is old for a street tree,” Volk curio,” she wrote. of leaves,” he said. He added wistfully, “Though said. “There are several on the Promenade that The largest tree in Brooklyn I’ve never actually seen a smelly ginkgo tree.” are in rough shape, and some should probably discovered during the Parks De Charlie also approved of trees. “Trees can come out. Parks will have a challenge.” have really good stuff to eat on them,” he said, Honey locusts are “wonderful street trees,” partment’s 20152016 tree cen noting that he’s been to apple orchards. she added. “They have small leaves so they sus is a 61inch diameter London Steinberg said he created the app because “I live don’t act like a sail in the wind. But these are re- plane tree on East 5th Street While not officially classified as a “Great Tree,” in Brooklyn Heights. I’ve been here 20 years and ally at the end of their useful lives.” near Avenue N in Midwood. somebody has to take care of Brooklyn Heights. If you want to get involved with the tree pit this pin oak in Fort Greene Park seems pretty Why not me?” The app can be adapted for other program or other BHA activities, contact great to this picnicker. Eagle photo by Mary Frost neighborhoods that also wish to use it, he added. [email protected] .
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Wednesday, September 9, 2020 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • 17 RECENT COURT DECISIONS AND APPEALS
By C. B. Abruzzese CONTRACTOR’S SUIT OVER contention that the 90day contractual period of counterclaim alleging breach of the implied BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE limitations was never triggered since the LIRR covenant of good faith and fair dealing, MILLIONS TIME-BARRED BY failed to issue a “certificate of construction premised upon an agreement dated Aug. 1, completion” pursuant to the contract and 2008, which was attached to their amended MOTION FOR LEAVE CONTRACT explained that neither the language of the answer. The Knopf defendants also asserted a contract, nor any other provision in the contract, counterclaim alleging abuse of process, which TO RENEW OPPOSITION APPELLATE DIVISION, supported the conclusion that the contractually was premised upon the plaintiff’s filing of the DENIED SECOND DEPARTMENT fixed limitations period begins to run only upon complaint. The defendants Loft E, LLC and the issuance of a certificate of construction Robert Teitelbaum (together the Teitelbaum APPELLATE DIVISION, In December of 2005, the Long Island Rail Road completion by the LIRR. The justices noted that defendants), upon obtaining leave to serve an Company (LIRR) awarded Stonewall Contracting SECOND DEPARTMENT that interpretation was “consistent with the plain amended answer, filed and served upon all Corp. a contract in the amount of $25,784,209, meaning of the contract and basic principles of parties a pleading styled as a “verified whereby Stonewall would serve as the general contract construction that an interpretation amended answer to the second amended contractor on a construction project located at which renders language in the contract complaint, counter claims, cross claims & third the Atlantic Terminal in Brooklyn. The contract superfluous cannot be supported.” They also party complaint.” The Teitelbaum defendants provided, among other things, that “all legal rejected Stonewall’s further contention that the also served this document, along with a action against the LIRR arising out of this contract shortened limitations period was unenforceable “third party summons” upon Jill Kozak, as shall be initiated within 90 days following as without merit. Moreover, the justices indicated trustee of the plaintiff Stephanie Seidler construction completion,” and that “all rights and that there was no support in the record for the Family Trust and as trustee of the plaintiff remedies relating to all claims, disputes or legal Supreme Court’s conclusion that the LIRR waived Scott Seidler Family Trust (together the action filed by the contractor more than 90 says its right to enforce the contractual limitations Seidler Trusts). The plaintiffs moved for thereafter, shall be waived and any such item shall period. summary judgment dismissing the Knopf be deemed settled.” According to the record, defendants’ counterclaims alleging breach of “construction completion” is referred to in the Accordingly, the justices determined that the Supreme Court should have granted the LIRR’s the implied covenant of good faith and fair contract as a milestone that must be achieved dealing and abuse of process, contending that within 616 calendar days from the “notice of cross motion for summary judgment dismissing the complaint and should have denied that the Knopf defendants had failed to state a award.” However, during the course of the claim upon which relief could be granted. The project, the parties entered into a total of twenty branch of Stonewall’s motion which was for summary judgment dismissing the LIRR’s fourth plaintiffs separately moved to dismiss the six contract modification, which extended the purported thirdparty complaint asserted by completion date under the contract to May 31, affirmative defense, alleging that the complaint was timebarred. However, the justices agreed the Teitelbaum defendants against the trustee 2011, and increased the amount due to Stonewall of the Seidler Trusts. file photo by Rob Abruzzese by Rob file photo under the contract “to a revised maximum with the Supreme Court’s determination to grant obligation of $29,646,357.61.” On or about June that branch of Stonewall’s motion which was for In an order dated Mar. 13, 2019, the Supreme Eagle 7, 2011, Stonewall submitted to the LIRR its final summary judgment dismissing the LIRR’s third Court denied the plaintiff’s motion with leave Hon. Bernard Graham application for payment for the period ending counterclaim, which sought to recover liquidated to renew upon the completion of discovery. In the Appellate Division, Second Department, May 31, 2011, which the LIRR approved on or damages. The justices noted that it was After consideration of an appeal by the Leonid Tylman and others appealed from an about July 26, 2011. It was undisputed that, by undisputed that there were “concurrent delays” plaintiffs, the justices of the Appellate Division, order rendered by Hon. Bernard Graham in Kings then, Stonewall had demobilized from the work to the project and that the LIRR agreed to extend Second Department modified the order of the County Supreme Court, Civil Term dated Jan. 10, site and that “the work was already 100 percent the “contract period of performance to reflect a lower court. The justices agreed with the 2019. The plaintiffs filed the complaint against complete. On May 25, 2012, Stonewall submitted revised contract completion date of May 31, Supreme Court’s determination to deny that Andrey Yanoff and others in an effort to recover a “request for equitable adjustment” (REA) to the 2011.” They found that, contrary to the LIRR’s branch of the plaintiff’s motion for summary damages for fraud and unjust enrichment. The LIRR seeking an additional payment in the contention, the language of the relevant section judgment dismissing the Knopf defendants’ order denied the plaintiffs’ motion for leave to amount of $4,329,619.36, representing the costs of the contract did not support the conclusion counterclaim alleging breach of the implied reargue and renew their opposition to the that it allegedly incurred due to delays “during the that such damages were recoverable under the covenant of good faith and fair dealing. They defendants’ motion to dismiss the complaint, 1,095 calendar days” between May 31, 2008 and circumstances. In addition, the justices agreed explained that the plaintiffs’ own submissions which had been granted in an order of the same May 31, 2011. By a letter dated July 3, 2012, the with the Supreme Court’s determination to grant revealed triable issues of fact pertaining to the court dated Aug. 3, 2017. Upon consideration of LIRR rejected the REA. Stonewall’s motion for summary judgment agreement between the parties. The justices the appeal, the justices of the Second dismissing the LIRR’s fourth counterclaim, seeking disagreed, however, with the Supreme Court’s In November of 2012, approximately one and to recover for unjust enrichment, given that the determination to deny that branch of the Department affirmed the determination of the onehalf years after the project was complete, Supreme Court. The justices explained that, as a relationship between the parties was governed plaintiffs’ motion which was summary judgment Stonewall filed a complaint in Kings County by a valid and enforceable contract. dismissing the Knopf defendants’ counterclaim threshold matter, no appeal lies from an order Supreme Court, Civil Term against the LIRR in denying reargument. Accordingly, the justices — Stonewall Contr. Corp. v. Long Is. Rail Rd. Co., alleging abuse of process. They found that the an effort to recover damages it allegedly plaintiffs’ established that Knopf defendants’ dismissed the appeal from so much of the order 2017‐05682, August 12, 2020 incurred due to construction delays. The LIRR abuse of process counterclaim was premised as denied the plaintiffs’ motion for leave to subsequently interposed an answer with reargue. In their decision, the justices noted that solely on the plaintiffs’ alleged malicious affirmative defenses and counterclaims. Notably, commencement of the suit. Because such facts a motion for leave to renew “shall be based upon the LIRR’s fourth affirmative defense alleged that ABUSE OF PROCESS new facts not offered on the prior motion that could not support a claim alleging abuse of the complaint was timebarred and its third and process, the justices concluded that the plaintiffs would change the prior determination” and “shall fourth counterclaims sought to recover liquid CLAIMS DISMISSED IN contain reasonable justification for the failure to demonstrated their entitlement to judgment as damages and damages for unjust enrichment a matter of law dismissing the abuse of process present such facts on the prior motion.” They respectively. In response, Stonewall moved for DISPUTE OVER explained that “a motion for leave to renew is not counterclaim. The justices also agreed with the summary judgment dismissing the LIRR’s fourth SECURITIES FRAUD Supreme Court’s determination to deny the a second chance freely given to parties who have defense and third and fourth counterclaims and not exercised due diligence in making their first plaintiffs’ motion to dismiss the purported third the LIRR crossmoved for summary judgment APPELLATE DIVISION, party complaint, which the plaintiffs contended factual presentation.” The justices agreed with dismissing the complaint. The Supreme Court, the Supreme Court’s determination that the SECOND DEPARTMENT was in fact an amended answer asserting among other things, granted those branches of counterclaims. The justices determined that, plaintiffs did not provide a reasonable justification In 2014, Steven Seidler and others filed a Stonewall’s motion and denied the LIRR’s cross since the irregularities in the Teitelbaum for their failure to present the alleged new complaint in Kings County Supreme Court, Civil motion. Upon an appeal by the LIRR, the justices defendants’ pleadings did not cause substantial evidence in opposition to the defendants’ motion Term in an effort to recover damages for of the Appellate Division, Second Department prejudice to any party, and since the “essential to dismiss the complaint. Accordingly, the justices breach of contract and securities law modified the decision of the Supreme Court. The differences” between serving counterclaims and determined that the court providently exercised violations. The defendants Jacob Knopf, justices found that the LIRR demonstrated that impleading a third party are “not of a great its discretion in denying that branch of the Solomon Knopf, Chaya Knopf, Ruth Knopf, the time within which to file the complaint had substance,” it was appropriate for the court to plaintiffs’ motion which was for leave to renew Ashburton 70, LLC and AAR Group Holding, LLC expired because Stonewall failed to commence disregard any procedural irregularities in the their opposition to the defendants’ motion to (collectively the Knopf defendants) filed and the proceeding within 90 days after May 31, Teitelbaum defendants’ amended pleadings. dismiss the complaint. 2011, when construction was indisputably served an amended answer to the second —Tylman v. Yanoff, 2019‐03356, August 12, 2020 complete. They disagreed with Stonewall’s amended complaint, in which they asserted a —Seidler v. Knopf, 2019‐06997, August 26, 2020
18 • BQ Daily Eagle • Wednesday, September 9, 2020 Jury trials resume in criminal courts outside NYC, civil bench trials continue in Queens By Hon. Janet DiFiore Special to the Eagle Thank you for giving us a few minutes of your time for an update on the latest COVID develop- ments affecting our courts and the justice system. I hope that you and your families enjoyed Chief Judge Janet DiFiore praised Queens Civil Court for resuming summary bench trials. AP Photo some rest and relaxation over the holiday week- end in advance of what is certain to be a busy In fact, notwithstanding the challenges and argument of appeals in a newly retrofitted court- cation to meet whatever challenges lie ahead and and challenging Fall as we all try to settle into the risks, 1,739 of them appeared in-person for room located in the New York County courthouse responsibly and safely keep our courts up and run- “new normal” in our workplaces and schools and Grand Jury duty in our New York City courthous- at 60 Centre. ning. in our personal and professional lives. es during the week of August 10th, a remarkable I want to thank Presiding Justice Carol Ed- We have demonstrated, and the public can be As we leave summer behind and enter the number only slightly lower than our pre-COVID mead, and the Justices of that Court, for their com- assured, that come what may, the New York State month of September, I can’t help but look back response rates. mitment to restoring in-person operations. courts will ensure access to justice and uphold the at the remarkable journey we’ve travelled togeth- All of this suggests, of course, that New York- And elsewhere, our judges and staff contin- rule of law. er over the last six months: from the dark days ers rightly expect our courts to be up and func- ue to schedule hundreds of in-person matters each And now, finally, on a more somber note, I of March and April when the rapid spread of tioning in-person even at this difficult time, and week in our criminal courts statewide; in-person hope that each of you will be able to take a few COVID-19 compelled us to transform and rein- that they have confidence in our ability to properly and virtual bench trials are being conducted in minutes on Friday to join us as we commemo- vent ourselves as a virtual court system essentially safeguard public health and responsibly discharge all five boroughs of the New York City Housing rate the 19th anniversary of 9-11 and honor and overnight; to the resourcefulness and resilience of our duties, with safety as our number one priority. Court; virtual summary bench trials are going for- remember our three Court Officer heroes — Cap- our judges and professional staff in using remote The thousands of New Yorkers reporting for ward in civil matters in the Supreme Court in New tain William “Harry” Thompson, Sergeant Mitch- technology to manage their dockets and ensure ac- Grand Jury service in every county of our state York, Queens and Bronx Counties; and thousands el Wallace and Sergeant Thomas Jurgens — who cess to justice; to our ongoing, gradual and careful have shown us that they are ready to do their part. of cases are being conferenced and settled each gave their lives, along with so many of their fel- restoration of in-person court operations. Implicit in their actions is the expectation that the week in our virtual courts around the state through low first-responders, in order to rescue and protect And our journey has now taken us to the crit- courts are ready to do ours and to carry out our the use of remote technology and ADR. innocent victims at the World Trade Center. ical point where we are about to restart a limited constitutional mandate during this difficult time As we look ahead to the Fall months, we can We will never forget them, or the ultimate sac- number of jury trials on a pilot basis outside New for all of us. be sure of one thing: there will be additional chal- rifice they made, to serve and protect all of us and York City this week, starting with a pair of crimi- We will continue to work diligently to prove lenges for our court system, but I believe that we our families. I do hope you join us this Friday. 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Wednesday, September 9, 2020 • Queens Daily Eagle • 19 LegaL, JudiciaL & courthouse News Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com In Justicebid for comptroller, Lourdes Ventura Weprin honored calls byPolice Dominican commissioner president taps By David Brand former Queens cop with nursing on Queenscity Daily Eagleto resume indoor dining ContinuedQueens fromSupreme page Court 1 Justice Lourdes Ven- tura,During the daughter his speech, of immigrants Weprin soundedfrom the Domin- background to lead SVU aican familiar Republic, note wasamong honored advocates by that for nation’s in- pres- ident with a special award to mark International By David Brand door dining in Queens: restaurants just Queens Daily Eagle overWomen’s the border Day. in Nassau County have Police Commissioner Dermot Shea beenDominican allowed to President host indoor Danilo guests Medina for Sánchez named a veteran Queens cop to lead the weeks,presented potentially Ventura with diverting the Medal customers of Merit of the NYPD’s Special Victims Unit on Sept. 3. fromDominican Queens. Women during an official ceremony at the National Palace in Santo Domingo, the na- Deputy Inspector Michael W. King One Little Neck restaurant owner began his career in Queens’ 113th Pre- hastion’s filed capital. a class action lawsuit against The president of the Dominican Republic is- cinct in 2000. He served in five other Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov. Andrew precincts around the city and ascended Cuomosues the inaward an effort to notable to open Dominican up its din women,- or the children of Dominican nationals, each Inter- to the role of commanding officer of the ing room. 62nd Precinct Detective Squad before national Women’s Day. The award ceremony took Weprin was joined by Councilmem- working in the Queens South Task Force, place March 6. ber Adrienne Adams and Queens now known as Strategic Response Group The Medal of Merit is the highest award Chamber of Commerce President Tom 4. granted by the president to recognize Dominican Grech who said indoor dining could King, however, brings more than po- women for their achievements, as well as obsta- resuscitate small businesses feeling licing experience to his role leading the cles they have overcome. The award specifically the devastating financial impact of SVU, He’s also a registered nurse spe- recognizes women who serve as role models for COVID-19. cializing in forensic science. King most future generations of Dominicans. “New York City’s restaurants add to recently served commander of the NYPD Recipients include women recognized for the character of this city and allowing Crime Scene Unit and executive officer themtheir contributionsto reopen indoor in the diningsocial, political,will start econom - of the New York Joint Terrorism Task toic, restore humanist, our scientific, economy,” cultural, Adams professional said. and Force. communityWeprin is spheres. one of three New York City As a forensic nurse, King also worked lawmakers actively running for comp- for two years as the coordinator of Wy- troller, along with Brooklyn Coun- ckoff Heights Hospital’s sexual assault cilmember Brad Lander and Bronx response team. In that role, he examined State Sen. Brian Benjamin. Brooklyn victims of sexual assault and collected State Sen. Kevin Parker filed to run DNA and other forensic evidence for use but has not campaigned or significantly Dominican Republic Vice President Margarita Cedeño dein prosecutingFernández, sexual Dominican assault Republicand rape. President Danilo Medina Sánchez, Justice fundraised. Manhattan Councilmember Lourdes Ventura, Dominican Republic First Lady Cándida MontillaChief of deDetectives Medina, Rodney Dominican Harrison Republic Deputy Ministry Inspector of Women Michael Minister W. King Janet is Helen Rosenthal filed to run and took Camilo. praised King’s appointment and diverse the new head ofPhotos the NYPD’s courtesy ofSpecial Ventura in more than $160,000, but decided to experiences. Victims unit. Photo courtesy of NYPD drop out. “Throughout his NYPD career, Dep- Weprin has raised $172,526 as of uty Inspector King has been a relentless nurse in 2009. July 15, the third-highest total in the investigator whose integrity is reflected “I thought that if I could one day be the race. in his passion for representing all New commanding officer of the Special Vic- Lander has raised $650,142 and Queens Assemblymember David Weprin, a candidate for Yorkers, in every neighborhood, on ev- tims Unit it would give me the platform I Benjamin has taken in $462,327, ac- city comptroller, joined restaurant owners at a rally out- ery case,” Harrison said. needed in my fight for victims’ rights and cording to the most recent campaign side the Atlantic Diner in South Richmond Hill. King said his new role was his “dream in the pursuit of justice and integrity of disclosure reports. Photo via Weprin’s Office job” ever since he became a forensic special victims’ investigations,” he said.
Justice Lourdes Ventura (right) and Domin- ican Republic Ministry of Women Minister Dominican Republic President Danilo Medina Sánchez presents Justice Lourdes Justice Lourdes Ventura earned the Medal of Mer- Janet Camilo. Ventura with the Medal of Merit at the National Palace in Santo Domingo. it. Brooklyn federal court restricts access amid coronavirus outbreak For Legal Advertising in the Queens Daily Eagle By Rob Abruzzese Anyone scheduled to appear in court who and assistance filing notices Queens Daily Eagle meets the criteria should contact their attor- The U.S. District Court for the Eastern Dis- ney, judge’s chambers, probation officers, trict, located in Downtown Brooklyn and Central jury department or clerk of court to makeContact al- Gina Ong, Legal Advertising Manager Islip, announced Tuesday that it will restrict ac- ternative plans. Further guidance will appear cess to the court due to concerns about the area’s online. [email protected] ongoing coronavirus outbreak, and asked high The court called the restrictions temporary, risk people not to come to the court. but there is no word on how long they will remain 718-643-9099 x107 Chief Judge Roslynn Mauskopf said that after in place. being advised by the Centers for Disease Control, Chief Judge Mauskopf also ordered all detain- 718-643-9099 x105 the court will take precautions against the corona- ees in Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center virus. Anyone who has travelled to China, South and other local federal jails to be screened and to Korea, Japan, Italy or Iran within the last 14 days have their body temperature checked prior to a is temporarily banned from the court, effective im- court appearance. Any detainees whose tempera- mediately. ture exceeds 100.4 degrees will not be allowed to Anyone who has come into contact with an appear in court. infected person within the last 14 days; has been Conditions at the jail have led to worries about Brooklyn’s federal court is still open for now, but the chief judge has ordered anyone asked to self-quarantine by a doctor, hospital or the coronavirus spreading in the complex, where who has travelled to China, South Korea, Japan, Italy or Iran within the last two weeks, health agency; or has been diagnosed with the vi- hand sanitizer is banned and there are reports that or anyone who might have been exposed, to reschedule their appearances. rus, is also banned from court. inmates don’t have soap. Eagle photo by Rob Abruzzese
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