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BROOKLYN TODAY ‘Ridge Mayhem A MOTORCYCLIST LIES IN SEPT. 25 the street critically injured Good morning. Today is following a serious acci- the 268th day of the year. In dent that took place on the Sept. 25, 1934, issue of the Third Avenue in Bay Ridge Daily Eagle, a let- ter-writer who identified him- on Sept. 21. Police said self as “M. Walker” objected the motorcyclist was travel- to the idea of uniting the city’s ing south on Third Avenue three separately owned sub- at approximately 4 p.m. way and trolley networks, the when the motorcycle collid- IRT, the IND and the BMT, under municipal ownership. ed with an SUV whose driver He said the BMT (Brooklyn- was making a U-turn mid- Manhattan Transit), which he block between Ovington rode on a daily basis, could Avenue and 69th Street. be profitable if it did away with free passes for employ- The motorcyclist was ees and if it started charging rushed to Lutheran extra fares on long routes. Medical Center. The three transit systems were “The motorcyclist is in very unified six years later, al- critical condition,” said Dep.

though they kept their sepa- Photo by Acme News Service rate identities as divisions of Insp. Richard DiBlasio, the city transit system for commanding officer of the many years. 68th Police Precinct. The SUV driver remained Well-known people who at the scene and was were born today include U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert issued a summons by Gates, actor Mark Hamill police, DiBlasio said. (“General Hospital,” “Star Wars”), actor Will Smith (“Ali,” “Men in Black”) FORMER BROOKLYN BOROUGH and TV journalist Barbara Historian John Manbeck has Walters. published “Chronicles of His- OOK BEAT  toric Brooklyn,” a collection The Healthcare Admin- B istration Department at St. of columns he originally Joseph’s College’s Brooklyn wrote for the Brooklyn Eagle. Campus will hold a panel dis- His book contains interesting cussion on the new healthcare details that few people other exchanges enacted by New than professional historians York state as part of the Af- and history buffs would fordable Care Act at 7 p.m. in know. See review, page 10. the Tuohy Hall Auditorium. This panel will be moderated by Dr. Lauren Pete, Ph.D, MARCO POLO RISTORANTE J.D., chair of the Health Ad- in Carroll Gardens is one of ministration Department. ... the better-known Italian The Prospect Park Alliance restaurants in Brooklyn. Now, will open a new comfort sec- tion at the Parade Ground at 1 the Brooklyn Chamber of p.m., adjacent to the conces- Commerce is hosting its first

sion stand. ... The Greenpoint ever “Explore Brooklyn: Eagle Community Environmental Italian Restaurant Week” Fund will meet tonight at from Oct. 10 to 17. Thirty- photo file 6:30 p.m. at The Warsaw, 261 Driggs Ave. nine restaurants are partici-

Photo courtesy of LIU-Brooklyn Athletics of LIU-Brooklyn courtesy Photo pating. See page 3. DA Transition In The Works AFTER SOME SPECULATION THAT INCUMBENT Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes (right) may challenge the Democratic nominee, Kenneth Thompson (left), on the Conservative Party ticket, Hynes has unequivocally stated that he will not continue to campaign for the D.A. seat under any political party’s line in the Nov. 5 general election. See page 12.

AN ANIMATED CROWD FILLED THE on Saturday to witness the first- ever NHL game played in Brooklyn, an exhibition game with the New Jersey Devils. Here, Matt Moulson just misses AP Photo on the Islanders’ best scoring chance of

File photos the night Saturday. See Sports, page 9. Wednesday, September 25, 2013 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • 1 eview and Comment RDrop in Child Labor Points to Progress for All Children Advocates for children sometimes deserve a pat on the back as much as the children they cheer on. The latest tribute to their efforts is a report from the International Labor Organization, an arm of the United Nations. The ILO finds the number of children doing hazardous work has dropped by half since 2000. The total number of child laborers, either in dangerous jobs or simply working the family farm, has fallen by a third, from 215 million to 168 million. While the current number is still too high, the progress is remarkable in such a short period. Of all the treaties on human rights, the Convention on the Rights of Children is the one ratified by the most nations. That has required a global shift in thinking. Instead of a 19th-century view of poor or abused children as charity cases, the world now sees them as having in- dividual rights, ones that can be enforced either by law or public pressure. A related cause to child labor is the child sex trade. Since the early 1990s, private groups and the UN have partnered to push countries to curtail the trafficking of young people for sex. “We are now in a good position to en- sure the full realization of the rights of children to live free from com- mercial sexual exploitation,” states the latest report from ECPAT, a Thai- land-based network of groups. One success is the adoption of “The Code,” or rules used by travel busi- nesses to curb sex tourism. And dozens of countries are now tracked in how well they enforce rules against child sex trafficking. Other progress is worthy of praise. Child mortality rates have been al- most cut in half since 1990. And school attendance rates continue to rise worldwide. Girls are the targets of concern in two causes: child marriages and fe- male genital mutilation. Global awareness of both problems has brought good results in a few countries. But the UN estimates about 37,000 girls are still married each day. And the ritual cutting of girls’ genitals in the be- lief it protects the girls’ virginity remains “remarkably tenacious, despite at- tempts spanning nearly a century to eliminate it,” states a UN report. Not every success story for children proves to be a model that can be eas- ily transferred. Advocates find they still need the right mix of social change, money, and political will. Children’s lives are also heavily influenced by prog- ress in the economy, such as adoption of new technologies, or in the rule of law. The issue of using child soldiers in conflicts seems intractable. The successes in lessening child labor picked up in the 1990s after mul- tinational companies began to open up more factories in low-wage na- tions. Overseas sweatshops became a campus cause. Companies such as Nike were forced by activists to make sure their plants didn’t employ under- age workers. By 1999, trade rules in the West began to impose restrictions on imports of products from countries that used child labor – although the tactic can backfire if it keeps a country in poverty. And enforcement of child-labor laws must be accompanied by a general improvement in living conditions. When young children are forced to work by impoverished parents, they miss out on schooling, leading to the possibility that someday their chil- dren will be forced to work. One way nations break that cycle is by compul- sory education. Such ideas are clearly taking root as the world accepts an expanded view of the worth of each child. —The Christian Science Monitor

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2 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • Wednesday, September 25, 2013 Chamber of Commerce Hosts Italian Restaurant Week From Ravioli to Calamari to Risotto By Paula Katinas City — and outside of Italy — are Brooklyn Eagle found here in Kings County. Buon In the mood for some delicious appetito!” Scissura said. lasagna? If you are, then the Brook- The list of participating restau- lyn Chamber of Commerce has rants ranges from classic eateries good news for you. such as Marco Polo Ristorante in The Chamber is hosting its Carroll Gardens and Gargiulo’s in first ever “Explore Brooklyn: Ital- Coney Island to newer places like ian Restaurant Week,” which will Broccolino near Barclays Center take place from Oct. 10 to 17. Thir- and Vicolo in Bay Ridge. ty-nine restaurants around the bor- “It is important to remind ev- ough will be offering special deals eryone that Brooklyn is a wonder- to entice customers during the cel- ful place to eat and that some of the ebration, which coincides with Ital- best food is right here,” said Joe Chir- ian Heritage Month and the week ico, owner of Marco Polo Ristorante. of Columbus Day. “Once again, the Brooklyn Cham- As a tribute to Christopher Co- ber of Commerce is looking out for lumbus, many of the restaurants will small businesses, and restaurants in be offering meals for $14.92, a nod to particular, with this year’s first-ever the year 1492 when Columbus set Italian Restaurant Week in Brook- sail across the Atlantic Ocean. lyn,” said Nino Russo, owner of Gar- The goal of the week is to pro- giulo’s Restaurant. “We hope that mote Italian restaurants in Brook- people discover the joy Italian food lyn and allow for visitors to have can bring them by coming to Brook- to chance to taste some great cui- lyn to eat,” he said. sine, according to Carlo Scissura, Diners will have several options president and CEO of the Chamber. to choose from when it comes to “Getting to these great restaurants the fixed price menus the participat- will be a lot easier than the voyage ing restaurants are offering. Some Vicolo Ristorante in Bay Ridge, one of the many Italian restaurants that are participating in Brooklyn’s first Italian Restaurant Christopher Columbus undertook will offer lunch at $14.92 or $18.00; Week. Eagle photo by Paula Katinas to reach the Americas,” said Scissu- and dinner for $25.00 or $28.00. ra, an Italian-American. Other options will include a two- Bensonhurst, is a supporter of the and its President and CEO Car- tinue to promote our traditions and “For most people it will involve for-one brunch or a free espresso to restaurant week. Yelp, Edible Brook- lo Scissura, for spotlighting Italian fine regional cuisine,” he said. a subway ride or a short drive. Even those who are Brooklyn Chamber lyn, and the restaurants in Brooklyn,” said Feder- For a complete list of participat- Manhattanites can cross the Brook- of Commerce members. are media sponsors. ation Chairman Jack Spatola. “Food ing restaurants, visit http://www. lyn Bridge and discover that the The Federation of Italian-Ameri- “I want to say grazie to the is a very important part of Italian ibrooklyn.com/go_brooklyn/italian_ best Italian restaurants in New York can Organizations, a group based in Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, culture. It remains vital that we con- restaurant_week.aspx

come out to see the parade,” Marra president of the Bay Ridge Saint Pat- said, describing the various ways peo- rick’s Parade. Ragamuffin Parade Honoree Issues ple can help keep the parade going. “He’s joyful, heartwarming, and The luncheon is held each year honest,” Golden said as she present- a few weeks before the parade to ed Marra with his plaque. “He has raise money for the event, accord- touched so many and made a differ- Plea To Preserve Local Traditions ing to Colleen Golden, president of ence in the lives of so many others,” Ragamuffin Inc, the parade’s spon- she said. soring group. Golden said Marra singlehand- Marra shared the spotlight with edly raised nearly $20,000 for Hur- Karina Costantino, superintendent ricane Sandy victims. of School District 20 in Brooklyn, Costantino, who began her ed- who will serve as the parade’s grand ucational career as a teacher in P.S. marshal. 104 in Bay Ridge, said she was deeply While the parade isn’t in any im- honored to serve as grand marshal of mediate trouble, Marra warned that the Ragamuffin Parade. “The parade traditions and local institutions can means a great deal to me because it’s easily fall by the wayside if they do all about the children. It’s their day,” not receive community support. she told the Brooklyn Daily Eagle be- “I remember a couple of years fore the awards ceremony. ago, when the Alpine Theater was When it was her turn at the mi- in danger of closing and every- crophone, Costantino accepted her body was so upset. I asked a friend plaque from Golden and expressed of mine, “When’s the last time her gratitude. “I know what a special, you went to see a movie at the Al- special community this is,” she said. pine?’ He told me, ‘I go to the UA in “I hope we have a magnificent Sheepshead Bay.’ I call on everyone day for the parade, a day like this to support our local institutions one,” Costantino said. The weath- like the Ragamuffin Parade and the er on Sunday was picture-perfect parade we hold for our veterans,” he with sunny skies and warm tem- said, referring to the Memorial Day peratures. Parade held in Bay Ridge each year. Golden praised Costantino The Memorial Day Parade was as a woman who has always put in danger of extinction due to a the needs of children first. As dis- shortage of finances, according to trict superintendent, Costantino is Marra, who said he and other activ- in charge of thousands of school ists stepped in to save it. children, as well as their teachers “If you don’t think things can and principals, in Bay Ridge, Dyker disappear, they will,” Marra said. Heights and parts of Bensonhurst. Frankie Marra, Ragamuffin Person of the Year, is congratulated by Colleen Golden (far right), president of the parade com- Marra, who often performs in “As a teacher, she knew what mittee. With them are Marra’s daughters Kristin and Lauren and his wife Kathy (left to right). Eagle photo by Paula Katinas Bay Ridge’s bars and restaurants, the children needed and she got was honored by Ragamuffin Inc., it for them. We want to thank her By Paula Katinas Parade Luncheon at the Bay Ridge tion that began in 1967, features the parade sponsor, for his numer- for making a difference in our chil- Brooklyn Eagle Manor catering hall on Sunday. children marching along Third Av- ous endeavors, including his organi- dren’s lives,” Golden said. Frankie Marra has a stern warn- Marra, a musician and Bay Ridge enue in homemade costumes. A zation of the annual Fourth of July Marra and Costantino received ing for people who enjoy beloved civic activist, was honored as the panel of judges awards bicycles to Family Picnic in Shore Road Park, certificates from Congressman Mi- southern Brooklyn traditions like Ragamuffin Person of the Year at the children wearing the best cos- where he and a host of other mu- chael Grimm (R-C-Bay Ridge-Dyker the annual Children’s Ragamuffin the luncheon and surprised many tumes. The march also features sicians perform in concert to raise Heights-Staten Island), state Sen. Parade: Support them or they’ll fade in the crowded ballroom by using bands, floats and dancers. money for the 68th Precinct Youth Marty Golden (R-C-Bay Ridge-south- away into memory. his acceptance speech to make a The 46th Annual Ragamuffin Council, the Bay Ridge Ambulance ern Brooklyn), Assemblywoman Ni- “If you don’t support these pitch for financial support and vol- Parade will take place on Saturday, Volunteer Organization (BRAVO) cole Malliotakis (R-C-Bay Ridge-Stat- things, they go away,” Marra told a unteers for the march that will take Oct. 5, at 1 p.m. on Third Avenue. and the Community Emergency Re- en Island), and Councilman roomful of civic leaders and elect- place next month. “Give money to the parade, vol- sponse Team (CERT). Vincent Gentile (D-Bay Ridge-Dyker ed official at the annual Ragamuffin The parade, a Bay Ridge tradi- unteer to help out on parade day or In addition, Marra also serves as Heights-Bensonhurst).

Wednesday, September 25, 2013 • Special section of Brooklyn Eagle/Brooklyn Record • 3 On This Day in History Brooklyn’s Only Daily Record of Historical Events in the Borough

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September 25 FROM THE ORIGINAL EAGLE AND OTHER SOURCES Brooklyn Historical Society Guide It’s Only a Shanty Tells Colorful History of Flatbush There is a marvelous guide to the tale of Flatbush, published in 2008 by the Brooklyn Historical Society. As one of the original six townships of Kings County, Flatbush has 400 years of recorded history, in which time it transformed from a rural Dutch hamlet of farmers into the “layered, complex, endlessly fascinating place”, as described by co-author Francis Morrone. Credit for this new his- tory is largely due to the late Adina Back, a public historian who specialized in the civil rights movement, community activism and education here in Brooklyn. With both anecdotal and statistical accounts, Back traces Flat- bush’s evolution into the diverse urban area it now is with the help of documents and photos preserved by the Flatbush Historical Soci- ety, which closed its doors in 2002 and donated its collection to “A Scene in Shantytown, New York,” from the New York Daily Graphic, March 4, 1880. the BHS. first halftone photograph printed in a newspaper. It was such shacks as these that were But what is most engaging in this guide is how the neigh- raided by the NYC police in Central Park on September 25, 1932 during the Great De- borhood’s history is told through larger national events – slav- pression. ery, the Civil War, industrialization, the advent of rapid transit, the Great Depression, WWII, and the Civil Rights movement are re- MANHATTAN — On September 25, was named “Hoover Valley.” It had sprung up counted as they unfolded in the streets and homes of Flatbush. 1932, during the Great Depression, a squad of in the bed of the old lower reservoir of Central Flatbush encompasses several smaller communities, such as Ditmas Park, Prospect Park South, patrolmen staged a polite raid Park near the Obelisk which had been drained Beverly Square, Fisk Terrace, Midwood, Caton Park, and Albemarle-Kenmore Terraces. on a shantytown in Central Park and arrested to make way for the Great Lawn. The raid was Of course, within these square blocks were housed families with roots extending all over the its 25 inhabitants for vagrancy. staged on orders of Deputy Park Commis- globe. Incoming immigrants, Irish, German, Jewish, Russian, Southeast Asian, Caribbean – all left The Great Depression began with the stock sioner John Hart, who explained that the Park their mark on the neighborhood they came to call home. market crash of October 1929. Within only a Department, much as it regretted it, intended —Taken from original article by Phoebe Neidl. few months unemployment became a serious to raze the settlement that morning. “We don’t See more about the Brooklyn Historical Society on problem. Forlorn, down-and-out men shuffled want to do it, but we can’t help it,” Hart said, their web site, www.brooklyn history.org. hopelessly through bread lines. Banks began to adding that although the men had maintained Other guides in their series are on Red Hook, Williamsburg, Greenpoint, fail at an alarming rate. good order, had built 17 comfortable shacks DUMBO and Bay Ridge Millions Unemployed equipped with chairs, beds and bedding, a few with carpets, there were no water nor sanitary 1932 was known to be the cruelest year of facilities near the settlement. the Depression. The average number of un- employed people in the country was 12-1/2 Judge Takes Pity million by the estimates of the national Indus- Police and Park Department officials said trial Conference Board. they believed that almost all the men were New Yorkers, and that none of them were Poor Hoover Gets Blamed hoboes. They used park comfort stations for Not knowing who to really pin their shaving and to make themselves look more plights on, President Herbert Hoover came in presentable and keep their shacks as clean as for most of the blame. New words based on possible. A sympathetic judge suspended their his name had entered the vocabulary. What The former Flatbush Town sentences and sent the men back to the park was a “Hoover blanket?” An old newspaper after giving $2 of his own money to each one. Hall still stands on Snyder used to keep a man who was forced to sleep in Not only in Central Park but under Avenue. Flatbush was an in- the open warm. And on the outskirts of cities, bridges, in railroad terminals, on subways, in This cemetery next to the Flatbush Reformed Dutch dependent town until it was or in open spaces within them “Hoovervilles” Church on Flatbush and Church Avenues dates back to the annexed by Brooklyn in were growing up, shantytowns of homeless, missions and in municipal facilities the 17th century. The congregation’s first church on this site 1894. Four years later unemployed people. homeless found shelter. A young Ph.D. was built in 1662. The current structure was completed in Brooklyn itself became in- One such shantytown in Central Park, the camped for eight months in Morningside 1798. It’s the oldest site in continuous use as a place of wor- corporated into New York one that was raided on September 25, 1932, Park. Another man loaded all his worldly ship in NYC. City. goods into a baby buggy and sought refuge in

Birthdays — September 25 Tate Donovan, actor (“Friends,” “Partners”), born in New York Michael Douglas, actor (“The Streets of San Fran- cisco.” Fatal Attraction, Basic Instinct), director, born in New York, NY Mark Hamill, actor (“General Hospital”; Luke in Scottie Pippen Catharine Zeta-Jones Star Wars), born in Oakland, Wikipedia / Shankbone CA Wikipedia / Steve Lipofsky Heather Locklear, ac- player, born in Hamburg, AR Barbara Walters, journal- tress (“T.J. Hooker,” “Dy- Will Smith, actor (Inde- ist, interviewer, former nasty, “Melrose Place”), pendence Day, “The Fresh “Today” host, born in Boston, born in Los Angeles, CA Prince of Bel-Air”), born in MA Michael Madsen, actor Philadelphia, PA Catharine Zeta-Jones, (Species II, Donnie Brasco), Robert Walden, actor, actress (The Mark of Zorro), This newsphoto appeared in the New York Herald Tribune of October 6, 1953. The caption born in Chicago, IL (“Lou Grant,” All the King’s born in Swansea, Glamorgan, read: “No hard feelings in Brooklyn — Chuck Dressen, Dodgers’ manager, lighting a cigar Scottie Pippen, basketball Men), born in New York, Wales for Billy Martin in the Yankee dressing room yesterday after Martin’s single had won the NY title for the Yankees and Casey Stengel, who looks on.” Photo by Ted Kell.

4 • Special section of Brooklyn Eagle/Brooklyn Record • Wednesday, September 25, 2013 Brooklyn Daily Eagle • September 25, 2013 • 0 Sportswear Designer to Donate Profits to Youth Group By Paula Katinas we come up with, we can put on Brooklyn Daily Eagle fabric,” Lopez said. Angel Lopez, an up-and-coming Among Novato’s clients is the sports apparel designer, has never Staten Island Musketeers, a youth forgotten where he came from and basketball program on Staten Is- the people who helped him along land. “Angel is one of a kind,” Mus- the way. keteers President Israel Detres, told Lopez, whose new company the Eagle. Novato Sports Apparel designs and Lopez is also working with the manufactures apparel for basket- Brooklyn Blackouts, a semi-pro bak- ball, baseball, football, and soccer setball team. teams, has pledged to donate a per- Lopez graduated from the OBT centage of his profits to a Sunset educational program 15 years ago. Park-based organization that helps He originally came to OBT after at-risk youth turn their lives around. his graduation from Fort Hamilton Lopez said the organization Op- High School. “A friend told me about portunities For A Better Tomorrow OBT. I had no sense of direction. I (OBT) helped him several years ago wasn’t sure about college. They real- when he was a teenager with no di- ly helped me straighten my life out,” rection. “They helped me big time,” he said. Through an internship that he told the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. OBT arranged for him at the Brook- “OBT is the foundation for the busi- lyn district attorney’s office, Lopez ness world for me.” became interested in a career in law Founded in 1983 by Sister Mary enforcement. He eventually worked Franciscus, a Catholic nun who as a detective investigator for the DA. lived in Sunset Park, OBT provides He is currently a Port Authority po- classes for high-school dropouts lice officer. Novato is a business he seeking GED diplomas, college prep operates on the side. courses, internships with business- Novato means “new beginning,” es, public speaking lessons, job in- Lopez said. terview tips, and other types of as- Lopez’s success could provide an sistance to young people eager to example to OBT’s current students, get their lives back on track. Ran- Angel Lopez shows one of his designs. Eagle photo by Paula Katinas Peers said. One of those current stu- dolph Peers, OBT’s executive direc- dents, Bernadette Alvarado, said Lo- tor, said Franciscus was worried at ing Williamsburg, Bushwick, Bed- ters at 783 Fourth Ave. on Sept. 20 our own. He’s a hero,” Peers said. Pri- pez’s story has given her hope. “I the time that young people in the ford-Stuyvesant, Jamaica, and is to make the official announcement or to coming aboard OBT, Peers was feel like I can accomplish my future neighborhood were throwing their currently working with more than of his donation. With his wife Eliz- the vice president of the Brooklyn goals with their help,” she said, refer- lives away by joining violent street 3,500 young people, according to abeth at his side, Lopez announced Chamber of Commerce. ring to OBT. “I feel like I can accom- gangs. “We continue her legacy here Leah Hebert, the organization’s that he would be giving one per- Lopez’s promise could bring plish so much more,” she said. 30 years later,” Peers said. Francis- spokeswoman. cent of his company’s profits back OBT a great deal of money in the fu- For more information on Lo- cus died in 2005. Her picture is still In an effort to foster a sense of to OBT. “You should never forget ture, since Novato Sports Apparel pez’s company, visit www.novato- on the wall in the main office. professionalism, OBT requires its where you came from,” Lopez said. has been signing up clients left and sportsapparel.com. To learn more From its Sunset Park roots, students to wear business attire. No He was overcome with emotion right. “Hopefully Novato grows and about Opportunities For A Better OBT has grown to four more sites jeans and T-shirts are allowed. and cried at the podium. OBT grows,” Lopez said. The compa- Tomorrow, visit www.obtjobs.org or in Brooklyn and , includ- Lopez came to OBT’s headquar- “We’re here to celebrate one of ny takes orders online. “Any design call 718-369-0303. Business Checking with a little something extra.

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Wednesday, September 25, 2013 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • 5 FB Business Check Daily Eagle5.indd 1 5/13/13 11:26 AM Our World in Pictures

AUTUMN IN BROOKLYN: Since it is now autumn, the Brooklyn Historical Society has made this photo of Autumn Avenue in Cypress Hills, taken in 1963, its “Photo of the Week.” The once-rural neighborhood, close to the Brooklyn-Queens border, was developed after it was annexed to the City of Brooklyn in 1886. Courtesy of Brooklyn Historical Society

CHARMIN AT AD WEEK: The Charmin Bears entertain the crowd during Ad Week’s “Walk of Great Icons” press event on Monday in New York. AP Photos

ACTIVE AGAIN: Former presidential candidate Howard Dean speaks at the Iowa Federation of Labor convention in Al- HONORING RAY LEWIS: A Baltimore Ravens fan displays a sign honoring former toona, Iowa. Nearly a decade removed from his last presidential campaign, Dean has begun trying to influence the next Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis during an NFL football game between the Ravens race for the White House. The fiery Democrat is visiting key states on the presidential calendar and meeting with former and the Houston Texans on Sunday in Baltimore. supporters.

SUNRISE, SUNSET: The Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise, right, is escorted by a Russian coast guard boat in Kola Bay at the military base Severomorsk on the Kola peninsula in Russia. Russian authorities have detained the Arctic Sunrise and her 27 crew members, who face charges when they arrive at Murmansk.

MEASURING WILDFIRES: This frame grab from video shows embers being shot at a structure during a test at the Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safe- ty test facility in Richburg, S.C. The National Institute of Standards and Technol- ogy is developing the Wildland Urban Interface Hazard Scale to get a measure- ment of the intensity of a wildfire.

6 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • Wednesday, September 25, 2013 Our World in Pictures

POPE VISITS SARDINIA: Pope Francis greets the faithful on the occasion of his one day visit to the island of Sardinia, Italy, on Sunday. Pope Francis traveled Sunday to one of Italy’s poorest regions to offer hope to the unemployed and entrepre- neurs struggling to hang on. “Where there is no work, there is no dignity,” he said.

CONDEMNING BIGOTRY: An Indian Christian holds a placard during a protest outside the Pakistani embassy in New Dehli to condemn Sunday’s suicide attack on a church in Pakistan. The protesters demanded that minorities be given bet- ter protection in Pakistan.

KENYA MALL ATTACK: Ann Gakii, left, reacts at the Nairobi City Mortuary after identifying the body of her father, who was ROYALS-MARINERS BASEBALL: Kansas City Royals reliever Wade Davis delivers a killed in the mall attack in Nairobi, Kenya. Islamic militants who staged a deadly attack on a Kenya mall said Tuesday that pitch during the tenth inning of a baseball game against the Seattle Mariners on hostages are still alive and fighters are “still holding their ground.” Monday in Seattle. The Royals won the game 4-3 in 12 innings, and Davis got a win.

REBELS IN INDIA: Indian police display arms and ammunition they claim to TROPICAL STORM MANUEL: A car lies almost completely submerged in a flooded street after the passing of Tropical have seized from three suspected rebels of the United Liberation Front of Assam Storm Manuel in the town of Tixtla de Guerrero, Mexico, Sunday. The storm affected 24 of Mexico’s 31 states and 371 mu- (ULFA) in Gauhati, India. The ULFA is one of the main rebel groups in India’s trou- nicipalities. More than 58,000 people were evacuated, with 43,000 taken to shelters. bled northeast. AP Photos

Wednesday, September 25, 2013 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • 7 New Business Formations 11201 11209 G & E AUTO REPAIR I LLC KB VENTURE GROUP LLC 11226 11233 G & E AUTO REPAIR I LLC,Art.of Org. KB VENTURE GROUP LLC,Art.of Org. FIREFISH USA, LLC BRAIN FRY filed NY DOS 06/25/13,Kings Co.S/S filed NY DOS 08/6/13,Kings Co.S/S GLASSMAN EYE LLC THE B TREATMENT LLC Notice of Qualification of Fire- Notice of formation of limited li- Notice of formation of limited li- PRODUCTIONS LLC C/O The LLC 225 Union Ave.,Bk- C/O The LLC 225 47th St.,Bklyn,NY Fish USA, LLC Authority filed ability company (LLC). Name: GLASS- ability company (LLC). Name: The Notice of formation of limit- lyn,NY 11211.To engage in any 11220.To engage in any lawful with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) MAN EYE LLC. Articles of Organiza- B Treatment LLC. Articles of Or- ed liability company (LLC). Name: lawful act or activity.Full In- act or activity.Full Indemnifi- on 08/09/13. Office location: tion filed with Secretary of State ganization filed with Secretary Brain Fry Productions LLC. Arti- demnification. cation. Kings County. LLC formed in Del- cles of Organization filed with #122341 #122342 of New York (SSNY) on 07/30/2013. NY of State of New York (SSNY) on aware (DE) on 03/14/13. Princ. of- Secretary of State of New York office location: Kings County. SSNY 8/26/2013. NY office location: Kings fice of LLC: 68 Jay St., Ste. 503, (SSNY) on 6/4/13. NY office lo- 11214 CARMINE AMELIA LLC has been designated as agent of the County. SSNY has been designat- Brooklyn, NY 11201. SSNY des- cation: Kings County. SSNY has EDAIELLO LLC CARMINE AMELIA LLC Articles of LLC upon whom process against it ed as agent of the LLC upon whom ignated as agent of LLC upon Org. filed NY Sec. of State (SSNY) been designated as agent of the EDAIELLO LLC, Arts. of Org. filed may be served. The post office ad- process against it may be served. whom process against it may be 8/29/2013. Office in Kings Co. SSNY LLC upon whom process against with the SSNY on 06/11/2013. Of- dress to which the SSNY shall mail a The post office address to which served. SSNY shall mail process desig. agent of LLC upon whom copy of any process against the LLC it may be served. The post office fice loc: Kings County. SSNY the SSNY shall mail a copy of any to the LLC at the princ. office of process may be served. SSNY served upon him/her is Glassman address to which the SSNY shall has been designated as agent process against the LLC served the LLC. DE addr. of LLC: 2711 Cen- shall mail copy of process to Eye LLC 185 Cedar Lane L4 Teaneck, mail a copy of any process upon whom process against upon him/her is Amy B Cowan 276 terville Rd., Ste. 400, Wilming- 68-02 Bay Cliff Terrace, Brook- NJ 07666. Purpose/character of LLC: against the LLC served upon him/ the LLC may be served. SSNY Macdougal Street Apt C Brook- ton, DE 19808. Arts. of Org. filed lyn, NY 11220, which is also the Any Lawful Purpose. her is Kristen Kress 7610 3rd Ave- shall mail process to: Eliza- lyn, NY, 11233. Purpose/character with DE Secy. of State, John G. principal business location. Pur- #122541 nue Fl 2 Brooklyn, NY, 11209. Pur- beth D’Aiello, 208 Bay 44th St., of LLC: Any Lawful Purpose. Townsend Bldg., 401 Federal St., pose: Any lawful purpose. #122867 pose/character of LLC: Any Law- Brooklyn, NY 11214. Purpose: 99 CENTS STORE OF Ste. 4, Dover, DE 19901. Purpose: #122878 ful Purpose. Any Lawful Purpose. Any lawful activity. #121384 #122348 BROOKLYN LLC 11234 #122452 11221 99 CENTS STORE OF BROOKLYN LLC GEW POWER L.L.C. NEW AMSTERDAM SANTE CAB LLC BLACKPOOL Art. Of Org. Filed Sec. of State of NY Notice of formation of limit- RC 3 LLC Sante Cab LLC Articles of Org. 05/22/2013. Off. Loc.: Kings Co. SSNY Notice of formation of limited BAKING CO LLC COFFEE, L.L.C. ed liability company (LLC). Name: NEW AMSTERDAM BAKING CO LLC, filed NY Sec. of State (SSNY) designated as agent upon whom liability company (LLC). Name: RC Notice of formation of limit- Gew Power L.L.C.. Articles of Or- Arts. of Org. filed with the SSNY 9/3/13. Office in Kings Co. SSNY process against it may be served. 3 LLC. Articles of Organization ed liability company (LLC). Name: ganization filed with Secretary desig. agent of LLC upon whom SSNY to mail copy of process to The filed with Secretary of State of on 04/03/2013. Office loc: Kings Blackpool Coffee, L.L.C.. Arti- of State of New York (SSNY) on process may be served. SSNY LLC, C/O ALI MOHAMED, 793 Flatbush New York (SSNY) on 07/17/2013. County. SSNY has been designat- cles of Organization filed with 8/1/13. NY office location: Kings shall mail copy of process to 33 Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226. Pur- NY office location: Kings Coun- ed as agent upon whom process Secretary of State of New York County. SSNY has been desig- against the LLC may be served. Bay 46th St., Brooklyn, NY 11214, pose: Any lawful act or activity. ty. SSNY has been designat- (SSNY) on 7/25/13. NY office lo- #122868 nated as agent of the LLC upon which is also the principal busi- ed as agent of the LLC upon SSNY shall mail process to: 8020 cation: Kings County. SSNY has whom process against it may be whom process against it may be 4th Ave. Apt. E1, Brooklyn, NY 11209. ness location. Purpose: Any law- been designated as agent of the QUANTUM TEKNIQ served. The post office address Purpose: Any Lawful Purpose. ful purpose. to which the SSNY shall mail a served. The post office address #122335 #122879 LLC upon whom process against PRODUCTIONS LLC to which the SSNY shall mail a it may be served. The post office Quantum Tekniq Productions LLC copy of any process against the copy of any process against the 11210 HAUSIN address to which the SSNY shall Arts of Org. filed with NY Secy LLC served upon him/her is Gil- LLC served upon him/her is 137 MANAGEMENT LLC mail a copy of any process of State (SSNY) on 12/19/12. Of- lian Edwarwds-Weekes 1833 E Montague Street, #330 Brook- TWO 05 NORTH against the LLC served upon fice:Kings. SSNY is design. as agent 33rd Street Brooklyn, NY, 11234. Notice of formation of limit- Purpose/character of LLC: Any lyn, NY, 11201. Purpose/charac- SEVENTH NOTE LLC ed liability company (LLC). Name: him/her is The LLC 1085 Wilough- of LLC upon whom process may be TWO 05 NORTH SEVENTH NOTE LLC,Art. by Ave. #202 Brooklyn, NY, 11221. served and shall mail copy to 2511 Lawful Purpose. ter of LLC: . Hausin Management LLC. Arti- #122189 #122589 of Org.filed NY DOS 04/15/11,Kings cles of Organization filed with Purpose/character of LLC: Any Cortelyou Rd. Brooklyn, NY 11226. Co.S/S C/O The LLC 3005 Ave.L,Bk- Secretary of State of New York Lawful Purpose. Purpose: any lawful activity. EKF LLC RADYO LLC lyn,NY 11210.To engage in any law- #122853 #122891 Notice of formation of Radyo (SSNY) on 6/13/13. NY office lo- EKF LLC,Art.of Org.filed NY DOS ful act or activity. 07/19/13,Kings Co.S/S C/O The LLC LLC. Arts of Org filed with Secy. #122344 cation: Kings County. SSNY has ARTCONDO LLC 11228 of State of New York (SSNY) been designated as agent of the Artcondo LLC Arts of Org. filed Y & Z CONSULTING 3603 Quentin Rd., Bklyn,NY 11234- on 7/23/13. NY office location: 11211 LLC upon whom process against with NY Secy of State (SSNY) on 4203.To engage in any lawful act Kings County. SSNY designated it may be served. The post of- 8/13/13. Office:Kings. SSNY is de- GROUP LLC or activity.Full Indemnification. ADVANCE STEEL #122340 as agent of the LLC upon whom fice address to which the SSNY sign. as agent of LLC upon whom Notice of formation of limited lia- process against it may be served. FABRICATION LLC shall mail a copy of any pro- process may be served and shall bility company (LLC). Name: Y & Z Con- Notice of Formation of Advance SSNY shall mail process to: 32 Jo- cess against the LLC served mail copy to 1013 Broadway #4N sulting Group LLC. Articles of Or- 11236 Steel Fabrication LLC, Art. of Org. ralemon Street #107, Brooklyn, upon him/her is The LLC 87-10 26 Brooklyn, NY 11221. Purpose: any ganization filed with Secretary of 720 EAST 84TH STREET, LLC filed Sec’y of State (SSNY) 2/9/07. NY 11201. Purpose: Any lawful Avenue Brooklyn, NY, 11214. Pur- lawful activity. State of New York (SSNY) on 8/6/13. NY Notice of formation of limited Office location: Kings County. purpose. pose/character of LLC: Any Law- #122890 office location: Kings County. SSNY liability company (LLC). Name: 720 #122492 SSNY designated as agent of LLC ful Purpose. has been designated as agent of the East 84th Street, LLC. Articles of upon whom process against it #122885 11222 LLC upon whom process against it Organization filed with Secre- ISTAND MEDIA LLC may be served. SSNY shall mail POPULAR may be served. The post office ad- tary of State of New York (SSNY) Notice of formation of limit- copy of process to 336 Meeker L.W. 8TH AVE REALTY LLC dress to which the SSNY shall mail on 3/26/13. NY office location: ed liability company (LLC). Name: Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11211. Purpose: L.W. 8th Ave Realty LLC Arts of NOISE LLC a copy of any process against the Kings County. SSNY has been des- Notice of Formation of Popular ISTAND MEDIA LLC. Articles of Or- any lawful activities. Org. filed with NY Secy of State LLC served upon him/her is Mingjun ignated as agent of the LLC upon #122175 Noise LLC, Art. of Org. filed Sec’y ganization filed with Secretary (SSNY) on 9/4/13. Office:Kings. Zhong 148 Bay 10th Street Brooklyn, whom process against it may be of State (SSNY) 5/3/13. Office lo- of State of New York (SSNY) on SSNY is design. as agent of LLC NY, 11228. Purpose/character of LLC: served. The post office address 6/13/13. NY office location: Kings 704 WOODWARD AVE LLC upon whom process may be cation: Kings County. SSNY des- 704 WOODWARD AVE LLC, Arts. Any Lawful Purpose. to which the SSNY shall mail a County. SSNY has been desig- served and shall mail copy to ignated as agent of LLC upon #122180 of Org. filed with the SSNY on copy of any process against the nated as agent of the LLC upon 2751 Harway Ave, 1fl. Brooklyn, whom process against it may 08/02/2013. Office loc: Kings LLC served upon him/her is Andri- whom process against it may be NY 11214. Purpose: any lawful be served. SSNY shall mail copy CHRISAFO MADIMENOS, County. SSNY has been designat- enne Knight 737 East 58th Street served. The post office address activity. of process to 227 Calyer St., #3R, SLP, PLLC ed as agent upon whom process Brooklyn, NY 11234. Purpose/char- to which the SSNY shall mail a #122894 Brooklyn, NY 11222. Purpose: any Notice of formation of profes- against the LLC may be served. acter of LLC: Any Lawful Purpose. copy of any process against the lawful activities. sional limited liability company #121292 LLC served upon him/her is The SSNY shall mail process to: Mina 11215 #122176 (PLLC). Name: Chrisafo Madimenos, LLC 80 Cranberry Street - #11E Takata-Moller, C/O The Forgione JEWEL ON THE SLP, PLLC. Articles of Organiza- Law Firm PLLC, 395 Graham Ave., 224 Richardson LLC 11238 Brooklyn, NY, 11201. Purpose/ GOWANUS, LLC 224 Richardson LLC, Arts of Org tion filed with Secretary of State SAGE LITERARY AGENCY LLC character of LLC:Any Lawful Brooklyn, NY 11211. Purpose: Any of New York (SSNY) on 08/14/2013. Lawful Purpose. JEWEL ON THE GOWANUS, LLC, a do- filed with SSNY on 08/07/13. Of- Notice of Formation of SAGE LIT- Purpose. #122181 mestic LLC, Arts. of Org. filed NY office location: Kings Coun- #122606 fice Location: Kings County, SSNY ERARY AGENCY LLC Arts. of Org. with the SSNY on 6/12/13. Office designated as agent of LLC upon ty. SSNY has been designated as filed with Secy. of State of NY A COMFORT PROVIDER LLC location: Kings County. SSNY whom process against it may be agent of the PLLC upon whom (SSNY) on 08/09/13. Office loca- 11204 process against it may be served. A COMFORT PROVIDER LLC, a domes- is designated as agent upon served. SSNY shall mail a copy tion: Kings County. SSNY des- The post office address to which MP COMPLIANCE tic LLC, Arts. of Org. filed with whom process against the LLC of process to: The LLC, 224 Rich- ignated as agent of LLC upon the SSNY shall mail a copy of any ASSOCIATES LLC the SSNY on 6/21/13. Office loca- may be served. SSNY shall mail ards St., Brooklyn, NY 11222. Pur- whom process against it may process against the PLLC served Notice of formation of limit- tion: Kings County. SSNY is des- process to: Weissberg, 530 1st St., pose: to engage in any lawful be served. SSNY shall mail pro- ignated as agent upon whom upon him/her is The LLC 300 Bay ed liability company (LLC). Name: Apt. 4, Brooklyn, NY 11215. Gener- act. cess to Eleanor J Tenney, 214A St. MP Compliance Associates LLC. process against the LLC may be al Purposes. #122591 11th Street Brooklyn, NY 11228. Marks Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11238. Articles of Organization filed served. SSNY shall mail process #122880 Purpose/character of PLLC: Any Purpose: Any lawful activity. with Secretary of State of New to: The LLC, 910 Grand St., Brook- THEY LOOK lawful purpose. #122451 #122334 York (SSNY) on 6/3/13. NY office lyn, NY 11211. General Purposes. 11216 LIKE PEOPLE LLC #122182 location: Kings County. SSNY has 491 GREENE AVENUE, LLC Notice of Application for Au- DIVERSE RECYCLING 11242 been designated as agent of the 1702 DEAN LLC Notice of formation of limited thority of They Look Like Peo- ART MARKIT, LLC LLC upon whom process against ple LLC, a foreign limited liabil- SOLUTIONS, LLC 1702 Dean LLC,Art.of Org.filed liability company (LLC). Name: 491 DIVERSE RECYCLING SOLUTIONS, LLC, Notice of Formation of Art it may be served. The post of- ity company (LLC). Application NY DOS 07/25/13,Kings Co.S/S C/O Greene Avenue, LLC. Articles of a domestic LLC, filed with the Markit, LLC, Art. of Org. filed Sec’y fice address to which the SSNY for Authority filed with Secy. The LLC 183 Wilson St.,Ste.205,B- Organization filed with Secre- SSNY on 7/18/13. Office location: of State (SSNY) 12/14/11. Office lo- shall mail a copy of any pro- of State of New York (SSNY) on klyn,NY 11211.To engage in any tary of State of New York (SSNY) Kings County. SSNY is designat- cation: Kings County. SSNY desig- cess against the LLC served 06/07/2013. LLC organized in Ne- lawful act or activity. on 3/26/13. NY office location: ed as agent upon whom process nated as agent of LLC upon whom upon him/her is The LLC 6606 17th #122337 vada on 02/01/2013. NY office lo- Kings County. SSNY has been des- against the LLC may be served. process against it may be served. Avenue Brooklyn, NY, 11204. Pur- ignated as agent of the LLC upon cation: Kings County. SSNY des- SSNY shall mail process to: C/O SSNY shall mail copy of process pose/character of LLC: Any Law- BUFFALO BANGKOK LLC whom process against it may be ignated as agent of LLC upon to Steven M. Weiner, Esq., 26 Court BUFFALO BANGKOK LLC,Art.of U.S. Corporation Agents, Inc., ful Purpose. served. The post office address whom process against it may be St., Ste. 1808, Brooklyn, NY 11242. #122028 Org.filed NY DOS 06/21/13,Kings 7014 13th Ave., Ste. 202, Brooklyn, to which the SSNY shall mail served. SSNY shall mail copy of Purpose: any lawful activities. Co.S/S C/O The LLC 644 Grand St.,B- NY 11228. General Purposes. #122174 a copy of any process against process to: 131 Guerney Street #122458 11207 klyn,NY 11211.Manager by 1 or the LLC served upon him/her is #3L Brooklyn, NY 11222. Office THE EASTERN more managers.To engage in Andrienne Knight 737 East 58th address in jurisdiction of or- ALASKA TO AFRICA 11249 any lawful act or activity.Full Street Brooklyn, NY 11234. Pur- ganization: 131 Guerney St., #3L, TRAVEL, LLC SOL VFX NY LLC CONFERENCE, LLC Indemnification. Notice of formation of limited #122339 pose/character of LLC: Any Law- Brooklyn, NY 11222. Copy of Ar- Notice of formation of limited li- Notice of formation of limit- liability company (LLC). Name: The ful Purpose. ticles of Organization on file ability company (LLC). Name: Alaska ed liability company (LLC). Name: Eastern Conference, LLC. Articles 554 WILSON AVENUE LLC #121293 with Secy. of State of NV, 204 to Africa Travel, LLC. Articles of Or- Sol VFX NY LLC. Articles of Orga- of Organization filed with Secre- NOTICE OF FORMATION of limited North Carson Street, Suite 4, ganization filed with Secretary of nization filed with Secretary of tary of State of New York (SSNY) liability company (LLC). Name: 554 11220 Carson City, Nevada, 89701-4520. State of New York (SSNY) on 8/20/13. NY State of New York (SSNY) on 8/1/13. on 11/29/12. NY office location: WILSON AVE LLC. Articles of Or- AMELIA 161 LLC Purpose of LLC: Film Production. office location: Kings County. SSNY NY office location: Kings Coun- Kings County. SSNY has been des- ganization filed with Secretary AMELIA 161 LLC Articles of Org. #122874 has been designated as agent of the ty. SSNY has been designated as ignated as agent of the LLC upon of State of NY (SSNY) on 8/26/2013. filed NY Sec. of State (SSNY) LLC upon whom process against it agent of the LLC upon whom pro- whom process against it may be Office location: Kings County. 8/29/2013. Office in Kings Co. SSNY 11223 may be served. The post office ad- cess against it may be served. The served. The post office address SSNY designated as agent of LLC desig. agent of LLC upon whom BAY 49 PROPERTY LLC dress to which the SSNY shall mail post office address to which the to which the SSNY shall mail a upon whom process against it process may be served. SSNY BAY 49 PROPERTY LLC,Art.of Org. a copy of any process against the SSNY shall mail a copy of any pro- copy of any process against the may be served. SSNY shall mail shall mail copy of process to filed NY DOS 06/19/13,Kings Co.S/S LLC served upon him/her is C/O United cess against the LLC served upon LLC served upon him/her is The LLC copy of process to: THE LLC 199 68-02 Bay Cliff Terrace, Brook- C/O The LLC 93 Ave. U, Bklyn,NY State Corporation Agents, Inc. 7014 him/her is Christopher Haney 63 554 Vermont Street Brooklyn, NY, Lee Avenue, Suite 292, Brooklyn, lyn, NY 11220, which is also the 11223.To engage in any lawful 13th Avenue, Suite 202 Brooklyn, NY, North 3rd, Unit 214 Brooklyn, NY, 11207. Purpose/character of LLC: NY 11211. Purpose: any lawful principal business location. Pur- act or activity.Full Indemnifi- 11228. Purpose/character of LLC: Any 11249. Purpose/character of LLC: Any Lawful Purpose. purpose. pose: Any lawful purpose. cation. Lawful Purpose. Any Lawful Purpose. #121672 #122595 #122877 #122338 #122871 #122782

8 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • Wednesday, September 25, 2013 ports IslandersS Break In New Downtown Digs Suffer Loss to Devils in First-ever NHL Game in Brooklyn By John Torenli Around the Rink: Not everyone Sports Editor attending Saturday night’s presea- Brooklyn Eagle son contest was thrilled about the During a weekend that featured Islanders’ move to Brooklyn. Bay a bittersweet farewell to two of our Ridge resident Chris Feeny, who city’s greatest champions -- Maria- moved here from Massapequa, L.I., no Rivera and Andy Pettitte -- in the in 2003, made that clear on his way Bronx, Brooklynites came Down- to the Barclays. “They belong in the town en masse and in full throat Sat- Coliseum. [Wang was loyal keep- urday night to welcome the arrival ing them in New York], but again, I of our borough’s sporting future. live here and think that they should An animated crowd of 14,689 play on ,” Feeny noted. filled the Barclays Center to wit- “I guess it’s better than them mov- ness the first-ever NHL game played ing (to Kansas City).” ... D Hamon- in Brooklyn, marking the Islanders’ ic, along with most of his team- historic initial step into the place mates, noted that the humidity may they will officially call home begin- have affected the fresh ice surface ning in 2015, if not sooner. at Barclays on Saturday, though he Though the Islanders slogged wouldn’t use it as an excuse for the their way through a snooze-inducing Islanders’ subpar effort against the 3-0 exhibition defeat to the New Jer- Devils. “They were playing with the sey Devils on the admittedly not-yet- Matt Moulson just misses on the Islanders’ best scoring chance of the night Saturday. AP Photo same ice,” he said. ... Brooklyn boxer ready-for-prime-time ice surface, the Sadam Ali was at the game Saturday buzz in the state-of-the-art arena was dream many years in the making af- at a regular season pitch throughout ter dropping the ceremonial first the momentous evening. puck to kick off an otherwise nonde- Chants of “Let’s Go Islanders!” script preseason contest. began nearly 10 minutes before the “When we came out there and teams lined up on the ice for the na- saw the beautiful white ice and the tional anthem, sung beautifully by big logo and everything, the heart Heather Kruezman, and continued went ‘ba-boom, ba-boom,’” said throughout the night. But Devils Wang, who has hinted that he would fans ultimately got the last laugh as love to get the team here in time for netminder Cory Schneider stopped the 2014-15 season, but intends to fully all 26 of the Islanders’ shots on goal. honor the Islanders’ lease agreement “It was great,” Islanders coach at the outdated and soon-to-be reno- Jack Capuano said. “The crowd was vated until the year really into it. We just couldn’t get that after next. “It’s unbelievable.” first [goal] to get them into it. Too bad Though they were denied the cele- we couldn’t get the win tonight. ... bration of a goal, Islanders fans, many When the time comes, we’ll be hap- of whom had followed their team py to be here. Normally in preseason from Long Island via the Long Island you don’t see a crowd like that. I just Rail Road, did get a thrill in the closing wish we could have played better.” minutes of regulation when a couple But, ultimately, this wasn’t a of skirmishes broke out on the ice. night for scoreboard watching. After all, it wouldn’t feel like a Instead, those who attended hockey game without a fight or two. were thrilled just to take part in an Islanders tough guy Justin John- event that kicked off what Brook- son and Devils right winger Cam lynites hope will be a long and Jannsen threw down the gloves at strong winning tradition of NHL 17:49 of the third period before Isles hockey on the corners of Atlantic defenseman Travis Hamonic and and Flatbush avenues. New Jersey’s Ryan Carter got into it Bruce Ratner and Charles Wang dropped ceremonial first pucks Saturday night in Downtown Brooklyn. AP Photo “I’m just so thrilled that Brook- with just 49 ticks left on the clock. lyn has a team,” gushed Bay Ridge The bouts sprung the near-capacity first foray into Brooklyn last Thurs- John Tavares, who was one of three to help promote his Sept. 30 bout at resident Peter Tracy as he and a crowd to its feet before the final horn. day for a pair of workouts, denied finalists for the Hart Trophy last sea- Barclays against Jay Krupp. ... The bushel of Islander fans, both young “The lighting was great, and the feeling any additional pressure to son, when the team qualified for the Nassau County Legislature on Tues- and old, made their way to the Bar- seating was good,” said Hamon- perform under the bright lights and playoffs for the first time since 2007. day unanimously approved Coun- clays Center via the R Train Sat- ic, who looked none the worse for glaring media spotlight that accom- “We really wanted to play well, ty Executive Edward P. Mangano’s urday evening. “It’s what I always wear following his brief but furious panied their arrival here. but tonight wasn’t very good,” he public-private partnership with Rat- dreamed of. Nobody thought that exchange of punches with Jannsen. But it was hard to deny, judging added. “The atmosphere was great. ner’s Nassau Events Center (NEC) this would happen.” “It seemed like [the crowd] was re- from the atmosphere in the build- It gives you a feel for it. Hopefully, to transform the 43-year old Nassau Actually, two men did. ally loud for us. It’s going to be nice ing and the caravan of reporters we can take something from it. Ob- Veterans Memorial Coliseum and Brooklyn Tech High School grad- that [the fans] are going to be travel- who followed them throughout the viously, it’s still a few years away.” Plaza into an attractive, first-class uate and team owner Charles Wang, ing with us [from Long Island]. This week, that this was an atypical pre- What’s a few more years when destination for sports and family and the Downtown developer who is going to be our home for a long season game for the players. you’ve waited a lifetime to have not entertainment. The agreement gen- built Barclays, Bruce Ratner, beamed time. We’re looking forward to it.” “It wasn’t the best performance, one but two major pro sports fran- erates millions in economic bene- with pride over the realization of a The Islanders, who made their for sure,” lamented Islanders captain chises in Brooklyn, which will be fit for Nassau County while creat- the case when both the Nets and Is- ing and retaining thousands of local landers share the Downtown arena. jobs. County Executive Mangano “Great building,” stated Isles stated, “Together, we will truly trans- forward Matt Moulson, who just form the Nassau Veterans Memori- missed stuffing one into the net al Coliseum into a world-class arena early in the third period in what that hosts exciting headliner con- was likely the team’s best scoring certs, the , Brook- chance of the night. “It would have lyn Nets, New York Yankees’ clinics, a been better if we gave them some- new team, thing to cheer about. It wasn’t the family shows, expositions, and oth- outcome we wanted.” er programs that generate import- “It was awesome,” left wing- ant economic activity. The Coliseum er Matt Martin added. “The facility will serve as an economic generator and the fans were fantastic. Every- for the region while creating new body came out to make it a great jobs and opportunities for our resi- environment. Overall, it was a lot of dents.” According to the agreement, fun. We got a taste of what it’s go- the Islanders will play a minimum ing to be like in a couple years and of six regular-season games in their it was a great experience. It was a former home after their eventual The Islanders and Devils officially broke in the Barclays Center ice during Saturday’s exhibition game. Eagle photo by John Torenli great thing to be a part of.” move to Brooklyn.

Wednesday, September 25, 2013 • Special section of Brooklyn Eagle/Brooklyn Record • 9 ook Beat B‘Chronicles of Historic Brooklyn’ Reveals Fascinating, Little- ‘Stay Up With Me’: Known Facts About Borough By Raanan Geberer A Moving Debut Collection Brooklyn Eagle Brooklyn is booming like nev- er before. But many recently ar- Author to Read in Fort Greene rived Brooklynites know noth- By Samantha Samel ing about the borough’s history. Brooklyn Eagle Other Brooklynites, whose fami- In a moving debut collection lies have been in the borough for of short stories, “Stay Up With Me” a long time, may want to know (Ecco/Harper Collins), award-win- more about their past and to re- ning novelist Tom Barbash paints a live their memories. sophisticated picture of the ways in Former Brooklyn Borough His- which humans connect with each torian John Manbeck’s “Chronicles other and the world surrounding of Historic Brooklyn,” a collection them. Already receiving widespread of columns he originally wrote for praise, Barbash’s stories, mostly set the Brooklyn Eagle, attempts to an- in New York, tackle such delicate swer some questions about the bor- themes as heartbreak, sex, death, ough. And in doing so, he goes way and coming-of-age. The author, beyond the usual “Wasn’t it great to known for his books “The Last Good go to Ebbets Field” type of nostalgia. Chance” and “On Top of the World: In fact, he isn’t afraid to go against Cantor Fitzgerald, Howard Lutnick, conventional beliefs – for example, and 9/11; A Story of Loss and Re- he implies that the low attendance newal”, will appear at Fort Greene’s at the aforementioned Ebbets Field Greenlight Bookstore on Sept. 25 to contributed to the Brooklyn Dodg- speak about his new collection with ers’ decision to leave Brooklyn. renowned author Rick Moody. Manbeck will appear on “Met- “Stay Up With Me” is a cohesive roFocus” to discuss his book on compilation of 13 distinct stories, all Wednesday night on WLIW at of which evoke the intricacies of hu- 7:30 p.m.; on Thirteen on Thurs- John Manbeck, author of “Chronicles of Historic Brook- man nature. In “The Break,” the first day at 8:30; and on NJTV on Thurs- lyn” and former Brooklyn borough historian. Eagle file photo of the pieces, a mother struggles in day at 10:30 p.m. her interactions with her nineteen- Tom Barbash. Photo by Sven Wiederholt “Chronicles of Historic Brooklyn” is organized by topics: Sports, Parks, “Hard Times,” year-old son, who is home from col- “Brooklyn Goes to War” and more. Each topic contains interesting details that few peo- lege over Christmas vacation. She attempts to reconcile her fierce desire to protect and provide ple other than professional historians and history buffs would know. For example, did a good life for her son with her tendency to intervene and worry about him. you know that there was once a plan for a “seaside resort” at Marine Park including sever- In “Balloon Night,” a 34-year-old man is de- al pools, football fields, baseball fields, archery ranges, handball courts, a marina and a ca- termined to host his and his wife’s annual sino? Obviously, these plans, made in the 1930s, never came to fruition. Thanksgiving Day Parade party even after his Often, Manbeck addresses nationwide events, such as World War II and the Great De- wife has left him. He resolves not to tell anyone pression. However, he always manages to put a Brooklyn twist on them. For example, about his flailing marriage, and instead informs when talking about the federally sponsored Works Projects Administration (WPA), which his guess that his wife is away on business and is created jobs for millions during the Depression, Manbeck tells us where we can still find “heartbroken” to be missing the party. WPA-created murals – the Brooklyn Public Library’s main branch, the Prospect Park Zoo “January” tells the story of Dex, a boy and several high schools. He also tells us how the establishment of a Merchant Marine whose world falls apart when his father gets academy and a Coast Guard base in Manhattan Beach during World War II put an end to fired and his parents divorce. His father, now that neighborhood’s reign as a sports and entertainment mecca. dying of pneumonia, is “chock-full of chem- Because this is not a nostal- icals from the landfill where he worked,” gia book, “Chronicles of Historic which is slowly destroying his memory; he Brooklyn” goes deep into history, continues to refer to Dex as Karl, his broth- recounting and illustrating events er who died twelve years earlier. Meanwhile, that no one alive can possibly re- Dex’s mother is dating a man named Russell, member, such as the historic trans- who, at least in Dex’s eyes, is rather showy. As continental flight by a primitive Russell tries to take the place of Dex’s father, plane called the “Vin Fiz” in 1911. insensitively telling Dex that his mother “can’t The “Vin Fiz,” named after a popu- remember a single happy memory about that lar soft drink whose manufacturer man,” Dex feels stifled and seeks escape. sponsored the flight, took off from Other stories in “Stay Up With Me” similar- Sheepshead Bay. The pilot had to ly explore the complexities of family life and land and take off many times, and the human tendency to simultaneously move he crashed 19 times, but he finally forward while clinging to the past. Altogeth- landed in Pasadena, California. er, Barbash’s stories present a poignant cast of Even people who think they characters that will resonate with readers. know all there is to know about The Sept. 25 event will begin at 7:30 p.m. Greenlight Bookstore is located at 686 Fulton St. in their neighborhood may be sur- Fort Greene. prised by some of the events Man- beck reveals. Did you know that in 1830, a group of pirates attacked a ship off the Atlantic coast, land- ed at what is now Floyd Bennett Field, buried their loot there and then partied at a tavern in Sheeps- head Bay? No, we didn’t think so. Manbeck also pays tribute to Brooklynites who kept an inter- est in history alive over the years, such as Everett and Evelyn Ortner Image courtesy of Harper Collins of Park Slope. The two of them, originally working with Brooklyn Union Gas (now National Grid), drummed up interest in the neighborhood’s historic brown- stones during an era when the Slope was considered a rundown area. They purchased their own home in 1963 for $32,000; after they renovated it, they were offered over $4 million. Finally, the book is punctuated by excellent black-and-white photos. Manbeck him- self took many of the more recent ones. Others, such as a photo of the Gowanus Canal in the 1940s, jammed with barges, and one of the then-new Williamsburg Bridge in 1903, come from a variety of sources. “Chronicles of Historic Brooklyn” is available at amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com and at local bookstores.

10 • Special section of Brooklyn Eagle/Brooklyn Record • Wednesday, September 25, 2013 ment will be sold AS IS and pos- NY 14624 (585) 247-9000 Our File No. session is to be obtained by pur- 12-021398 Premises known as 1840 chaser(s) subject to any existing 48th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11204. Brooklyn Autism tenancy and is subject to provi- All that certain property situate, sions of said lease. Said sale is sub- lying and being in the Borough ject to any and all unpaid main- of Brooklyn, County of Kings, Center Celebrates New Business Formations tenance charges due and owing City and State of New York. Block: DIAMONDS & upon the proprietary lease, simi- 5450 Lot: 20. 11367 lar charges, assessments and wa- #122542 New Location with DINOSAURS LLC NORTH 7 ACQUISITION LLC ter rates which are due and will Notice of formation of limited NORTH 7 ACQUISITION LLC,Art.of LIQUOR LICENSE be paid by the purchaser, payment Notice is hereby given that an liability company (LLC). Name: Di- Org.filed NY DOS 04/19/11,Kings Ribbon-cutting Ceremony of all expenses and fees of the se- on-premises license, #TBA has amonds & Dinosaurs LLC. Arti- Co.S/S C/O The LLC 141-19 73rd cured party with respect there- been applied for by Vera Cruz cles of Organization filed with Ave.,Flushing,NY 11367.To engage to; terms of sale, auctioneer’s fee on Bedford Ave Corp d/b/a Vera Secretary of State of New York in any lawful act or activity. and legal fees. All expenses, co-op Cruz on Bedford Ave to sell (SSNY) on 8/22/13. NY office lo- #122343 fees, transfer fees including flip cation: Kings County. SSNY has beer, wine and liquor at retail tax, all State, City and Country in an on premises establishment. been designated as agent of the 12205 Transfer Taxes, shall be the obli- LLC upon whom process against For on premises consumption EXQUISITE & ENCHANTED gation of and be paid by the pur- under the ABC law at 195 Bed- it may be served. The post office chaser. The Cooperative Corpo- address to which the SSNY shall EVENTS LLC ford Avenue Brooklyn NY 11211. Name of LLC: Exquisite & Enchant- ration reserves the right to bid. #122895 mail a copy of any process ed Events LLC. Arts. of Org. filed Dated: September 13, 2013 Rappa- against the LLC served upon him/ with NY Dept. of State: 8/12/13. Of- port, Hertz, Cherson & Rosenthal, LIQUOR LICENSE her is Richard Miller 190 Bed- fice loc.: Kings Co. Sec. of State P.C. Attorneys for Trump Village Notice is hereby given that a li- ford Avenue - Suite 139 Brook- designated agent of LLC upon Section 4, Inc. 118-35 Queens Boule- cense, number 1273134 for an lyn, NY, 11249. Purpose/charac- whom process against it may be vard, 9th Floor Forest Hills, New “Eating Place Beer License” has ter of LLC: Any Lawful Purpose. been applied for by the under- #122886 served and shall mail process to: York 11375 718-261-7700 c/o Business Filings Inc., 187 Wolf #122833 signed to serve Beer at retail 07660 Rd., Ste. 101, Albany, NY 12205, regd. JP MORGAN CHASE in the Deli Grocery/Cafe under 240-19 JAMAICA agt. upon whom process may be the Alcohol Beverage Control served. Purpose: any lawful act. BANK V. SZKLARZ Law at Mally’s Deli & Grocery/ PARTNERS, LLC #122815 SUPPLEMENTAL SUMMONS Cafe under the Alcohol Bever- Notice of Formation of 240-19 SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW age Control Law at Mally’s Deli JAMAICA PARTNERS, LLC Arts. of 12207 YORK COUNTY OF KINGS SUPPLEMEN- & Grocery Corp., located at 199 Org. filed with Secy. of State of BEV & BITE TAL SUMMONS AND NOTICE Index Knickerbocker Avenue, Brook- NY (SSNY) on 09/03/13. Office loca- No. 5867/2013 Date Filed: 8/27/2013 lyn, New York 11237 for on prem- tion: Kings County. Princ. office HOSPITALITY, LLC JPMorgan Chase Bank, Nation- ises consumption. of LLC: 85 Challenger Rd., Ste. 501, Notice of Formation of Bev & al Association, Plaintiff, against #122889 Bite Hospitality, LLC, Art. of Org. Ridgefield Park, NJ 07660. SSNY Toba Szklarz, if she be living or if Photo courtesy of Brooklyn Autism Center designated as agent of LLC upon filed Sec’y of State (SSNY) 3/25/13. she be dead, her spouse, heirs de- LIQUOR LICENSE Notice is hereby given that a li- whom process against it may be Office location: Kings County. visees, distributees and succes- cense, number 1273674, has been ap- served. SSNY shall mail process SSNY designated as agent of LLC sors in interest, all of whom and Brooklyn Autism Center (BAC), a 1:1 nonprofit, private plied for by 502 Franklin Ave LLC, to to Michael J. Greenberg, Esq. at upon whom process against it whose names and places of resi- sell liquor, wine and beer at retail school for children with Autism, will be celebrating its move the princ. office of the LLC. Pur- may be served. SSNY shall mail dence are unknown to Plaintiff; in a bar under the Alcohol Bev- to its new location with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thurs- pose: Any lawful activity. copy of process to CSC, 80 State Manuel Szklarz, as Trustee of the erage Control Law at 502 Frank- #122605 St., Albany, NY 12207, the Reg. Agt. DTS 6-09 Trust; National City Bank; day, Sept. 26 at 6 p.m. lin Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11238 for upon whom proc. may be served. City of New York Environmen- BAC’s new location is on the third floor of 57 Willough- 10003 Purpose: any lawful activities. on-premises consumption. #122173 tal Control Board; City of New #122850 by Street. The new space includes an expanded conference CHRONOS York Parking Violations Bureau; room, larger classrooms, and a state-of-the-art playroom with CONTRACTING LLC JAMES JUSTIN City of New York Transit Adjudi- PAWNBROKER a rock-climbing wall. Food will be provided by Creative Cui- cation Bureau, State of New York; Notice of formation of limit- MCDANIELS LLC AUCTION SALES sine, refreshments will be donated by Key Food Montague ed liability company (LLC). Name: Notice of Formation of James Jus- and “JOHN DOE”, said name being S. Price, auctioneer of The Jewel- Chronos Contracting LLC. Arti- tin McDaniels LLC Arts. of Org. fictitious, it being the intention ry Auction market of America, Street, and cake will be provided by Carlo’s Bakery. Brooklyn’s cles of Organization filed with filed with Secy. of State of NY (SSNY) of Plaintiff to designate any and Inc., sell at 139 E. 23rd St., Man., at own Pies ‘n’ Thighs is donating dessert. Secretary of State of New York on 09/03/13. Office location: Kings all occupants of premises being 9 a.m. All unredeemed pledges This event is free and open to the public. Registration in- foreclosed herein, and any par- (SSNY) on 5/2/13. NY office lo- County. SSNY designated as agent for the following pawnbrokers formation is available at the Brooklyn Autism Center web- cation: Kings County. SSNY has of LLC upon whom process against ties, corporations or entities, if including all holdovers from been designated as agent of the it may be served. SSNY shall mail any, having or claiming an inter- previous sales: site: https://www.brooklynautismcenter.org/ribbon-cutting-cer- LLC upon whom process against process to Corporation Service est or lien upon the mortgaged Oct. 1/13 - Modell Collateral emony. it may be served. The post office Co., 80 State St., Albany, NY 12207, premises, Defendant(s). PROPERTY Loans, Inc., 21 W. 47th St., Man., address to which the SSNY shall regd. agent upon whom and at ADDRESS: 1840 48th Street, Brook- from 256790 of Oct. 19, 2012 to mail a copy of any process which process may be served. Pur- lyn, NY 11204 TO THE ABOVE NAMED 261427 of may 31, 2013. against the LLC served upon him/ pose: Any lawful activity. DEFENDANTS: YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- Oct. 1/13 - Modell Collater- her is The LLC 93 4th Avenue New #122596 MONED to answer the complaint al Loans, Inc., 150 Atlantic Ave., York, NY, 10003-9998. Purpose/ in this action and to serve a copy Brooklyn, from 248590 of Dec. 7, character of LLC: Any Lawful of your answer, or a notice of 2012 to 252800 of may 31, 2013. appearance on the attorneys ublic egal otices Purpose. Oct. 1/13 - Modell Collateral P L N #122460 for the Plaintiff within thirty Loans, Inc., 139 E. 23rd St., Man., (30) days after the service of this from 158044 of July 11, 2012 to EMC MORTGAGE CORP. at 2:30 PM Premises known as 10016 summons, exclusive of the day of 165306 of May 31, 2013. v HYUNGCHUL PARK 393 WARWICK STREET, BROOKLYN, 71 RC PROPERTY LLC egal service. The United States of Amer- Oct. 1/13 - Modell Collater- NY 11207 Block: 3999 Lot: 5 ALL L NOTICE OF SALE that certain plot, piece or par- Notice of Qual. of 71 RC Proper- ica, if designated as a defendant al Loans, Inc., 1736A Pitkin Ave., NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT ty LLC, Auth. filed Sec’y of State in this action, may appear within Brooklyn, from 487360 of July 27, cel of land, with buildings and COUNTY OF KINGS, EMC MORTGAGE (SSNY) 3/20/13. Office loc.: Kings sixty (60) days of service hereof. In improvements thereon erected, 2012 to 503060 of May 31, 2013. CORPORATION 909 HIDDEN RIDGE County. LLC org. in DE 3/18/13. case of your failure to appear or situate, lying and being in the Oct. 1/13 - Modell Collateral DRIVE, SUITE 200, IRVING, TX 75038, SSNY desig. as agent of LLC upon answer, judgment will be taken Borough of Brooklyn, County Loans, Inc., 8104 5th Ave., Brook- Plaintiff, vs. HYUNGCHUL PARK, ET whom process against it may otices against you by default for the re- of Kings, City and State of New N lyn, from 535552 of Nov. 8, 2012 to AL., Defendant(s). Pursuant to a be served. SSNY shall mail copy lief demanded in the complaint. York. As more particularly de- 538634 of may 31, 2013. Judgment of Foreclosure and of proc. to 10 E. 40th St., 10th Fl., CO-OP SALE: TRUMP NOTICE OF NATURE OF ACTION AND scribed in the judgment of fore- Oct. 1/13 - Modell Collateral Sale duly filed on July 21, 2010, NY, NY 10016. DE off. addr.: NCR, RELIEF SOUGHT THE OBJECT of the closure and sale. Sold subject VILLAGE V. KLAPOT Loans, Inc., 169 E. 116th St., Man., I, the undersigned Referee will 615 S. DuPont Hwy., Dover, DE LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE BY above captioned action is to to all of the terms and condi- from 614762 of Nov. 29, 2012 to sell at public auction at the 19901. Cert. of Form. on file: SSDE, PUBLIC AUCTION OF COOPERATIVE foreclose a Mortgage to secure tions contained in said judg- 616339 of May 31, 2013. Kings County Supreme Court, Townsend Bldg., Dover, DE 19901. APARTMENT $275,000.00 and interest, recorded ment and terms of sale. Ap- Oct. 1/13 - Modell Collateral Room 224, 360 Adams Street, Purp.: any lawful activities. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant in the KINGS County Office of the proximate amount of judgment Loans, Inc., 36-03 Ditmars Blvd., As- Brooklyn, NY on October 17, #122177 to ARTICLE 9 of the Uniform Com- City Register on April, 24, 1989 in $455,673.72 plus interest and toria, Queens, from 719955 of Nov. 2013 at 2:30 p.m., premises known mercial Code, David Farrell, Auc- Liber 2378 of Mortgages, page 1152 costs. INDEX NO. 27734/11 Alan 8, 2012 to 721789 of May 31, 2013. as 477 Hart Street, Brooklyn, NY. 10022 tioneer DCA Lic. No. 860694, will covering premises known as 1840 Drezin, Esq., REFEREE Oct. 1/13 - Modell Collateral All that certain plot, piece or 601 SUNSET OWNER LLC conduct a public sale and auc- 48th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11204. #122411 Loans, Inc., 116-17 Jamaica Ave., parcel of land, with the build- 601 SUNSET OWNER LLC,filed in tion under a Term of Sale con- The relief sought in the within ac- Richmond Hills, from 102778 of ings and improvements there- US BANK V. MCKENZIE DE 5/3/13,App.for Auth.filed NY sisting of 17 Shares of stock of tion is a final judgment directing July 8, 2011 to 106787 of may 31, 2013 on erected, situate, lying and be- NOTICE OF SALE DOS 7/24/13,Kings Co. S/S C/O Levy Trump Village Section 4, Inc. is- the sale of the premises described #122792 ing in the Borough of Brooklyn, SUPREME COURT: KINGS COUNTY U.S. Holm Pellegrino & Drath LLP,950 sued in the names of Michael Klo- above to satisfy the debt secured PUBLIC NOTICE County of Kings, City and State Bank, N.A; Plaintiff(s) vs. WINSTON 3rd Ave.,Ste.3101,NY,NY 10022. pot and Patricia Klopot and all by the Mortgage described above. The New York City Department of New York, Block 3214 and MCKENZIE; et al; Defendant(s) At- DE Agent: Diversified Corpo- right, title and interest in and to Plaintiff designates KINGS Coun- for the Aging will be conduct- Lot 143. Approximate amount torney (s) for Plaintiff (s): ROS- rate Services 508 Main St.Wilm- a Proprietary Lease for Cooper- ty as the place of trial. Venue is ing Public Hearings on the 2014- of judgment is $724,664.66 plus ICKI, ROSICKI & ASSOCIATES, P.C., 2 ington,DE 19804. Authorized of- ative Apartment #3-L in the build- based upon the County in which 2015 Annual Plan for services interest and costs. Premises Summit Court, Suite 301, Fishkill, ficer in DE is:DE Sec. of State, ing known as and located at 2944 the mortgaged premises is situ- under the Older Americans Act, will be sold subject to provi- New York, 12524, 845.897.1600 Pur- Townsend Bldg. Federal St.Do- West 5th Street, Brooklyn, New ated. NOTICE YOU ARE IN DANGER the New York State Communi- sions of filed Judgment Index # suant to judgment of foreclo- ver,DE 19901. York, between Michael Klopot OF LOSING YOUR HOME IF YOU DO ty Services for the Elderly and 39760/06. Jay R. Berman, Esq., Ref- sure and sale granted herein on #122336 and Patricia Klopot as lessees and NOT RESPOND TO THIS SUMMONS the Expanded In-Home Services eree Kozeny, McCubbin & Katz, LLP, or about May 29, 2012, I will sell Trump Village Section, 4, Inc. a New 315-329 AND COMPLAINT BY SERVING A COPY for the Elderly Programs. Hear- 395 North Service Road, Suite 401, at Public Auction to the high- York Cooperative Corporation as OF THE ANSWER ON THE ATTORNEY ings are scheduled for each Melville, New York 11747, Attor- est bidder at Room 261 of Kings LINCOLN PLACE LLC lessor, on October 9, 2013 at 10:00 FOR THE MORTGAGE COMPANY WHO borough as follows: BROOK- neys for Plaintiff. County Supreme Court, 360 Ad- 315-329 LINCOLN PLACE LLC,Art.of a.m., with reserve to the highest FILED. THIS FORECLOSURE PROCEED- LYN, Monday, October 21, 10:00 #122671 ams Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201. Org.filed NY DOS 8/21/13,Kings bidder on the front steps of the ING AGAINST YOU AND FILING THE AN- am - 12:00 pm, Brooklyn Borough On October 10, 2013 at 2:30 PM Prem- Co.S/S C/O BCB Properties LLC,515 Kings County Courthouse locat- LOANCARE V. IDU SWER WITH THE COURT, A DEFAULT Hall Community Room, 209 Jo- ises known as 296 East 98th Street, Madison Ave.,Ste.1201,NY,NY ed at 360 Adams Street, Brooklyn, JUDGMENT MAY BE ENTERED AND ralemon Street; BRONX, Tuesday, RENOVATIONS, INC. Brooklyn, NY 11212 Block: 4652 Lot: 10022.To engage in any lawful New York subject to the Terms of YOU CAN LOSE YOUR HOME. SPEAK TO October 22, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm, NOTICE OF SALE 32 ALL that certain plot, piece act or activity.Full indemnifi- Sale, which are available upon re- AN ATTORNEY OR GO TO THE COURT Bronx County Building - Rotun- SUPREME COURT: KINGS COUNTY or parcel of land, with build- cation. quest and also announced at the #122345 WHERE YOUR CASE IS PENDING FOR da, 851 Grand Concourse; STATEN LoanCare, a Division of FNF Ser- ings and improvements there- sale. This sale is held to enforce FURTHER INFORMATION ON HOW TO ISLAND, Wednesday, October 23, vicing, Inc.; Plaintiff(s) vs. IDU on erected, situate, lying and be- the rights of Trump Village Sec- 11021 ANSWER THE SUMMONS AND PRO- 10:00 am - 12:00 pm, Staten Island RENOVATIONS, INC.; et al; Defen- ing in the Borough of Brooklyn, tion 4, Inc. the Cooperative Corpo- TECT YOUR PROPERTY. SENDING A PAY- Borough Hall, 10 Richmond dant(s) Attorney (s) for Plain- County of Kings, City and State LORTIN REALTY LLC ration for outstanding mainte- LORTIN REALTY LLC, a domestic MENT TO YOUR MORTGAGE COMPA- tiff (s): ROSICKI, ROSICKI & ASSOCI- of New York. As more particular- nance arrears. You are entitled Terrace, Conference Room 125; LLC, Arts. of Org. filed with the NY WILL NOT STOP THIS FORECLOSURE ATES, P.C., 2 Summit Court, Suite ly described in the judgment of to an accounting of the indebt- MANHATTAN, Thursday, October SSNY on 8/5/13. Office location: ACTION. YOU MUST RESPOND BY SERV- 301, Fishkill, New York, 12524, foreclosure and sale. Sold sub- edness secured by the property 24, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm, 125 Worth Kings County. SSNY is designat- ING A COPY OF THE ANSWER ON THE 845.897.1600 Pursuant to judg- ject to all of the terms and con- to be sold and may request it by Street, 2nd Fl. Auditorium; ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF (MORT- ment of foreclosure and sale ditions contained in said judg- ed as agent upon whom process contacting us at the telephone QUEENS, Friday, October 25, 10:00 GAGE COMPANY) AND FILING THE AN- granted herein on or about ment and terms of sale. against the LLC may be served. number listed below. This sale is am - 12:00 pm, Queens Borough SWER WITH THE COURT. Dated: July July 25, 2013, I will sell at Public Approximate amount of judg- SSNY shall mail process to: Ira subject to the approval of the Hall 120-55 Queens Blvd., Room 29, 2013 Gary M. Kanellis, Esq. Shap- Auction to the highest bidder ment $502,429.43 plus interest Levine, 320 Northern Blvd., Ste. successful bidder by the Coop- 213 Part 2. Call 311 for more in- iro, DiCaro & Barak, LLC Attorneys at Kings County Courthouse 360 and costs. INDEX NO. 11991/08 14, Great Neck, NY 11021. General erative Corporation, its By-laws, formation and to register for a Purposes. for Plaintiff 250 Mile Crossing hearing. www.nyc.gov/aging Adams Street Room 224, Brook- Charles Otey, Esq., REFEREE #122184 Rules and Regulations. The apart- Boulevard, Suite One, Rochester, #122881 lyn, NY 11201. On October 3, 2013 #122459

Wednesday, September 25, 2013 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • 11 Supreme Court Calendar Kings Co. Criminal Term 320 Jay St., Brooklyn PAGE 12 September 25, 2013 Hon. Parker summations, robbery ∆Lakeem Boykins ECORD With Hynes No Longer in D.A. Race, Hon. Cyrulnik of REAL ESTATE & COMMERCE jury selection, attempted murder BROOKLYN ∆Robert Chestnut Volume 77, No. 37 Wednesday, September 25, 2013 Two Sections 50¢ Thompson Puts Together ‘Transition Team’ Hon. Harrington By Charisma L. Miller, Esq. people’s case, robbery Brooklyn Daily Eagle ∆Jerrod Drumgoode, Humphries Quayle After some speculation that incumbent Hon. Marrus R Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes may deliberations, assault challenge the Democratic nominee, Kenneth ∆Laurence Kitching Thompson, on the Conservative Party ticket, Hynes has unequivocally stated that he will not Hon. Garnett continue to campaign for the D.A. seat under deliberations, attempted murder any political party in the Nov. 5 general elec- ∆Felix Lagoa tion. Hon. Tomei In a recent interview with the New York people’s case, murder Law Journal, Hynes noted that he was “very ∆Roger Thomas firm” in his decision to cease all campaign efforts. Many members of the Republican and Conservative parties have been “trying to per- suade [Hynes], but they have been unpersua- sive,” Hynes noted. Correction On the night of the Democratic Party pri- Eagle mary election, on Sept. 10, Hynes called In the story titled “Brooklyn Law

Thompson and “graciously offered a smooth photos file School Professor to Head Stop-and-Frisk transition,” a spokesperson from Thompson’s Committee,” which appeared in the campaign told the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. September 20, 2013 edition of the Brooklyn The smooth transition includes joint space Daily Eagle, the name of a Rutgers School in the D.A.’s Office during Hynes’ lame duck Kenneth Thompson, Charles J. Hynes, of Law-Newark professor was misspelled. term through December 2013. A source famil- Kings County District Attorney iar with the transition noted that members of Kings County District Attorney-elect The name Taja-Mia Henderson is correctly the transition team will include Michael Garcia, ney general under Eliot Spitzer; Peter Harvey, spelled Taja-Nia Henderson. former United Sates Attorney for the Southern former assistant U.S. attorney for the District of District; Patricia Gatling, a top Hynes deputy New Jersey; and Anne Vladeck, a named part- and current commissioner and chair of the New ner at the Manhattan labor and employment York City Commission on Human Rights; law firm Vladeck, Waldman, Elias & B’klyn Charity Prosecutors Report Deal Michele Hirschman, former first deputy attor- Engelhard. On Cigarette Trucking Implicated in From Associated Press Four New York prosecutors say they’ve reached agreement with a trucking company Scheme To Steal intended to curb trafficking in untaxed ciga- rettes from Indian reservations to locations in New York. More than $5M The agreement signed this week by the New York State Attorney General Eric T. district attorneys of St. Lawrence, Franklin, Schneiderman announced Tuesday the arrest of Chautauqua and Suffolk counties is with William Rapfogel, former executive director and Ohio-based Greenwood Motor Lines, which chief executive officer of the Metropolitan Council does business as R&L Carriers. on Jewish Poverty (“Met Council”), a charity with The company says it will refrain from offices in Midwood, Brooklyn, on felony charges of violating New York law that prohibits ship- grand larceny, money laundering, criminal tax fraud ping cigarettes that don’t have tax stamps for and conspiracy, among others. sale within the state. The AG’s complaint charges Rapfogel with The agreement says the company denies conspiring with others to inflate the rate of insur- wrongdoing, though an investigation showed it ance policies paid by Met Council while pocketing delivered “native brand” cigarettes to various the difference in cost, amounting to more than $5 New York counties. It also agreed to pay million stolen from the organization over roughly $140,000 to the American Lung Association and 20 years. Rapfogel received payments on a regular American Cancer Society. basis in envelopes of cash and in the form of checks for personal expenses, such as payment for a home contractor. Met Council using money obtained from the infla- In the course of the investigation, which began tion scheme. This individual regularly delivered in August following Rapfogel’s termination from checks for political donations to Rapfogel, who in Met Council, attorneys and investigators from the turn gave the checks to various politicians and polit- AG’s Office uncovered details of a scheme stretch- ical organizations. During this scheme, various can- ing back to the early 1990s. didates for city, state and federal elective offices Shortly after becoming executive director of reported receiving tens of thousands of dollars in Met Council in 1992, Rapfogel agreed to participate contributions from Century owners and employees. in an arrangement with other conspirators to inflate It is unclear exactly which political candi- the cost of insurance policies obtained by Century dates have received monies from Rapfogel or if for Met Council. For the duration of the scheme, the any are under investigation for campaign finance co-conspirators decided how much they would irregularities. inflate the annual cost of insurance policies, with the According the New York Daily News, howev- inflated amount gradually increasing over time. In er, four 2013 New York City mayoral candidates August, investigators recovered more than received contributions over the years from New Hotel in BAM District $400,000 in cash that was hidden in Rapfogel’s donors linked to Century Coverage, including New Hotel in BAM District homes, though the amount he was said to have City Council Speaker Christine Quinn ($25,000), Astounding Audience Magnets Just Half-A-Block from Barclays Arena received personally was more than $1 million. Public Advocate Bill de Blasio ($1,690), TOP: Rendering by architect Thomas Leeser of a new hotel at 95 Rockwell Place whose ground-breaking is expected in the fourth quarter of this year. “It’s always sad and shocking when we discov- Anthony Weiner ($4,900) and Bill Thompson See EYE ON REAL ESTATE by Lore Croghan, pages 5-7. er that someone used a charity as their own person- ($15,350). Each candidate has contended that al piggy bank — but even more so when that they were unaware of the scam. scheme involves someone well-respected in gov- “New York has the greatest nonprofit sector in ernment and his community,” said Schneiderman. the nation, but a case like this reminds us of the need JEREMY SHELL, JED WALENTAS In addition to taking cash kickbacks and checks to remain vigilant and strengthen our oversight of senior vice president of Two Trees for personal expenses — such as a payment of the industry,” Schneiderman noted. Massey Knakal’s Real Estate Summit of acquisitions and Management approximately $27,000 for a contractor working on ______finance at TF Company. his home — Rapfogel directed a co-conspirator at Charisma L. Miller, Esq., Brooklyn Daily Eagle Cornerstone Century to make political donations on behalf of contributing. Brings Out Best & Brightest Photos by Eugena Ossi Tales of Movie Stars Touring Coney, Cries of ‘Jed Walentas for Mayor...’ See page 12 1212 •• BrooklynBrooklyn DailyDaily Eagle Eagle, Wednesday, • Wednesday, September September 25, 2013 25, 2013