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BY NOAH HUROWITZ Brooklyn Bridge Park honchos INDUSTRY last Wednesday unveiled designs for the two luxury apartment tow- ers they plan to erect at Pier 6. Distillery tasting room hits S’Park Park bigwigs anointed Ral De- velopment Services — the devel- BY ERIC FAYNBERG Parikh. “Our space is well suited oper behind the condominiums If you build it, they will come. to receive people.” in the neighboring One Brooklyn And the chemists and engi- The gritty, industrial tasting Bridge Park building — and Oli- neers of Industry City Distill- room has enormous windows with ver’s Realty Group, a newcomer ery have built it. They built the views of the Manhattan skyline and to Brooklyn, as their chosen co- still and the fermentation tanks the Statue of Liberty. And while developers for the project. used to create Industry Standard most tasting rooms only offer shots Here is what you can expect vodka. And now the vodka vir- of the distillery’s beverage, Indus- to see looming behind the park’s tuosos have built a tasting room try City serves nine different cock- beach volleyball courts if the in the corner of their sixth fl oor tails made with its signature beet plan gets the green light: Puppy dog eyes distillery in Sunset Park, which sugar vodka. • A taller 29-story tower hous- is already getting buzz from local The drinks also highlight the ing around 192 market-rate units Rescue City co-founder Aidan Masona helped save this puppy and drinkers. company’s latest product, “Tech- and a parking garage. several others from alleged abuse. For the story, see page 3. “Our neighborhood was lack- nical Reserve,” an extremely high- • A shorter 14-story tower con- Photo by Steve Solomonson ing a place to go and have a drink proof spirit (95.6% alcohol by vol- Continued on page 10 after work,” said co-owner Ronak Continued on page 8 Costume invasion Boro rapper comes home BY JOSEPH ALTOBELLI People dressed as chil- And so it begins… dren’s favorite characters BY NOAH HUROWITZ performs with, but who he every year, but this is the The invasion long — from SpongeBob to Iron There is no place like will be performing for. The crib, this is the back yard,” dreaded by denizens of the Man to Olaf from “Frozen” home. native Brooklynite and Skyzoo said. “I’ve per- People’s Playground has fi - — have begun to congre- The 11th Annual Brook- Bedford-Stuyvesant lifer formed as a guest on other nally come to pass, as cos- gate along the waterfront Amandola Joey lyn Hip-Hop Festival next says that although he is a people but I still wanted tumed characters driven to pose for pictures with SKY’S THE LIMIT: Rising week will feature perfor- veteran of tours abroad, he that 20 or 30 minutes to kill out of Times Square by a kids — and then demand Bedford-Stuyvesant rap- mances from big names like wants nothing more than for the crib.” police crackdown have de- cash from the parents. per Skyzoo is thrilled for a Common and Mobb Deep. to rap to his hometown. Skyzoo, whose new stu- scended onto the Coney Is- Locals are not at all set at the Brooklyn Hip-Hop But for rapper Skyzoo, the “I headline in Europe dio album came out on land Boardwalk. Continued on page 10 Festival. excitement is not who he and Africa like clockwork Continued on page 8
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bilt avenues planned for the Pacifi for the planned avenues bilt development. c Park COME: DAYS TO ties across eight acres of of acres eight across ties ameni- neighborhood ued val- and benches shaded bewill sprawling lawns, there instead, Brooklyn; of heart the in space green no longer will Ratner.City “There offi beecutive a dearth ex- chief and president MaryAnne Gilmartin, the of said neighborhoods,” lyn Brook- different of many livable more for residents this pocket of the borough make will Brooklyn, of heart development the in 22-acre entire our of sake towers. the of well as the future residents neighborhoodsrounding as sur- to aboon be would park the said and plan the praised honcho Companies developers. by released plan new master tots to play, to a according for areas and court, a bocce court, abasketball run, dog a feature will Heights pect Pros- in mega-development center of the Pacifi at the A publicpromenade Pacifi Atlantic Yards green space unveiled “Pacifi Ratner City A Forest BY NOAH HUROWITZ c Park, the name- the cPark, Forest of cer A rendering shows the view of the planned open space between Carlton and Vander- and Carlton between space open planned ofthe view the shows Arendering c Park Park c c parkland a member of the activist activist the of a member munity,” said Gib Veconi, with the rest of the com- integrate can Yards lantic at At- space open the well interested in seeing how new plan. the on a presentation seeing ter af- hopeful cautiously was developers and members negoti- community between the ations of many in volved in- been opment who has gardens. and tree-lined pathways, lawns, the park will included lush, 16-tower mega-project. majority partner in the government-owned nese and City Greenland , aChi- by Forest sive undertaking mas- the ment regarding vironmental impact state- fi its in demanded state the afeature Yards, Atlantic as merly known for- project the of heart the at space open eight-acre an detail day, new plans the together.” communities these reknit will that space open public “Going forward I’m most most I’m forward “Going devel- the of A neighbor plans, the to According Wednes- last Released nl en- nal City. Forest which represents lations fi re- public for the woman aspokes- to according complete the park rates. low-market by 2025,Avenue for be- tower slated apartments in the Carlton the of spectively, all with re- units 278 and units 298 accommodate derway, will which work is already un- aspokeswoman. to Vanderbilt Ave., according Ave. 550 Carlton and and tion with the towers at 535 nextis summer expected avenues, Carlton bilt and Vander- to block between the be in unveiledning through the conjunc- center of run- corridor agrass park, be fulfi it will hopefully and vision, anice is vision “The bors. City accountable to neigh- Forest keep which worksto group BrooklynSpeaks, neighborhoods.” link with the surrounding and integrate to which was project originally intended, Developers expect to Those buildings, for The fi lled in a way that the the away that in lled the of phase rst r BerlinRosen, rm VUW Studio 3 JULY 5, 2015, BROOKLYN WEEKLY Photo by Steve Solomonson ed the NYPD’s ani- NYPD’s the ed Continued on page 8 Perelshtein asked the The initial asking a running he’s think “I The alleged puppy- dogs remaining The Perelshtein said he has owner ifhe could see the dogs, and the when owner let him in, the tech vet was so shocked by the puppies’ condition that he immedi- negotiatedately a price to take the away. puppies $200 price was $1,000 a dog, just to Perelshtein said, he but down bargain the to managed owner pup. per mill,puppy an illegal pet store, of his out house,” “He’s Perelshtein. said just trying to make a quick on thesebuck poor dogs.” also were sev- had mill operator that eral other dogs on the premises and condition, poor in Perelshtein implored him bring Ocean-to to them the promisingside, that the help to just clinic would him give a discount other dogs. were brought an for ex- with even but amination, a discount the owner al- legedly balked the at price of care and left without al- receive to dogs the lowing treatment. notifi mal cruelty unit and it the with investigating is allegedly having a physi- cal altercation with the owner’s wife. rst rst nd them Valentina The clinic gave gave clinic The Rescue Cityfi PUPPY LOVE: Anurova gets a kiss from a rescued pooch. Photo by Steve Solomonson good homes once they’re healthy.” Perelshtein a discount on recov- nine the care the but received, puppies ered willit still cost him ap- proximately $7,000. be able to fi to percent, they’re but com- ing along,” Perelshtein able said. “Hopefully, we’ll be learned of the puppies’ Facebook to thanks plight posts and calls phone from other local animal activ- ists. A group had gathered dogs’ the of home the at owner, with one woman The folks from Rescue City and the Oceanside Animal Clinic show off the off the show Clinic Animal Oceanside the City and Rescue from folks The BY ERIC FAYNBERG ERIC BY allegedly abusive owner abusive allegedly Members of Rescue Members of One of Rescue City’s concerned very was “I took Perelshtein When “None of them are 100
They say cats have nine nine have cats say They lives, nine but in puppies Gravesend could lost have the the only from lives they have if some generous not for rescuers animal neighborhood. , a recently organized City organiza- rescue animal tion, paid $1,800 of out pocket the to buy dogs X resident from an Avenue neglecting was allege they and abusing the animals. They then spent thou- sands more veterinary for care the for pups, which were extremelymalnour- par- from suffering ished, asites and ringworm. At least one had been burned with a cigarette. co-founders said he paid the hefty price because he couldn’t stand to see the mistreated. dogs the saidfor dogs,” Dmi- veteri- a Perelshtein, triy Ocean- at technician nary just “I Clinic. Animal side wanted to get them of out so those conditions.” were the some of the to puppies the Kings Two where clinic Highway works, he cages rib their that visible. skinny were pups are still in critical condition, all but nine are improving every day care. clinic’s the to thanks Group saves pooches from from pooches saves Group PICKS OF THE LITTER: rescued pups.
Photo by Georgine Benvenuto Georgine by Photo Press Associated nd an appropriate lo- ght to keep slavery and Other federal politi- There are 5,000 Civil Rep. HakeemRep. Jeffries “Brooklyn is one of the ost diverse counties in counties diverse ost America, with sizable com- sizable with America, Jeffries color,” of munities said. “There is no good rea- a streetson for to be named after an individual led who the Confederate Army in fi the in alive subjugation racial or America. It is hope my that willwe do the right thing and fi cal the whom hero street for can be renamed.” senators cians have not made their U.S. opinions clear. The Na- has Network Action tional not reached to New out York’s DeBlasioMayor the about street, said. Foy at interred veterans War Cem- Green-Wood nearby etery — including Con- 74 federate soldiers and two Confederate generals, ac- histo- cemetery to cording Richman. Jeff rian plans to alter streets or bases named Confeder- for ate soldiers, according to a statement. (D–Fort is Greene) also calling on the fort to nix Lee Avenue. m National Ac- National ag from their their from ag But the Army has no “A l l that ser vice went The battle is personal “My sister and I had to The demand the for tion Network Brooklyn chapter chapter Brooklyn Network tion president Kirsten says John Foy Confederate general Robert E. Lee was his coun- a traitor to try and a Fort Hamilton street named after him — General Lee — is racist andAvenue has to go. was Lee stationed (right) at the Bay Ridge U.S. Army base as a captain from 1842 1847. to CALL TO ACTION: shelves, and online sellers including eBay and Brook- own Etsy banned have lyn’s rebel swag from their sites. War, accordingWar, to Foy. theout window he when decided to engage in trea- said. Foy son,” daughters, Sharpton’s for grewwho under up the shadow of the street sign. Domin- go through here every day said to visit our mother serv- Army,” ing as a sergeant in the U.S. Sharpton,ique said who she was born in Dyker the now- in closed Victory Memorial Prep Hospital and graduated Poly from Heights. “What kind of message is a sign like this giving to our youth?” the in name change comes as part of a national sea of change America in attitudes towards of sym- Confederate the of bols States wake of the Charleston chain National shooting. stores such as Walmart and prod- yanked have Target ucts featuring the Confed- erate battle fl cer cer
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Sharpton’s taking road, they but he isn’t say of Defense to rename the the rename to Defense of Confederate fl Confederate tion to urge the Department who postedwho photos of the Ridge) could use his posi- legedly a white by gunman DanRep. Donovan (R–Bay cluding a state senator — al- mintednewly congressman Carolina churchgoers — in- media. The activists said death of nine black South iker following the shooting shooting the following iker a less racially charged mon- Robert E. Lee — and call for Avenue — named Gen. for Avenue to denounce General Lee denounce to Bay Ridge base on June 25 front of the 190-year-old tion Network rallied in Sharpton’s National Ac- who say thewho name is racist. from black church leaders Army Base pleas — despite eral stationed at Ft. 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The gave team facilitythe club’s state-of-the-art income February 2016, once Sunsetbe practicing in Brooklyn Park is the court at Barclays Center. Barclays at court the New nest for Nets HOOP THEMES: Better late than never. than late Better Team previews delayed Sunset facility Park Nets front-offi Nets facility $45-million The meanew sense gives “It The Nets will fi BY ERIC FAYNBERG nished Hospital for The court at the Nets’ practice facility will feature the same herringbone design as as design herringbone same the willfeature facility practice Nets’ the at court The ce staff, staff, ce nally oor ity to airports and Barclays Barclays and airports to ity proxim- its of site because City Industry onthe settled 50 potential locations, but Nets lookedplayed.” at more when I onecity in cilities thanpracticed at four “We said. 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Manhattan the ning panoramic views of a roof-top and tables, pong ping and areawith kitchen, billiards, with complete a player lounge stun-18-seat multimedia theater, an area, a hydro-therapy ces and workout rooms workout and rooms ces Pavlova said that the “You show to guys try Lionel coach Head will new facility The ve fa- ve th “We want to help revitalize Pavlova. time,” said a long shesaid. possibility, a also is facilities the use to teams school high and idents. res- for neighborhood ships intern- and jobfairs and youth basketball clinics, development functions, business- local events, nity team plans to host commu- The areas. Gowanus and Park Sunset the of ization fl ground onthe in get to a desire cited Center, but shealso Photo by Georgine Benvenuto Georgine by Photo willinclude. facility down what the team’s practice Operations Tony Brasile breaks GUIDE: TOUR is neighborhood.” “We plan to be here for college local Allowing oor of the revital- the of oor Nets Director of Brooklyn Nets 5 JULY 5, 2015, BROOKLYN WEEKLY Community News Group / Max Jaeger TS s .O &AULT