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Including The Downtown News, Carroll Gardens-Cobble Hill Paper and Fort Greene-Clinton Hill Paper A Sbarro trades pizza for steak Published weekly by Brooklyn Paper Publications Inc, 26 Court St., Brooklyn 11242 Phone 718-834-9350 AD fax 718-834-1713 • NEWS fax 718-834-9278 © 2002 Brooklyn Paper Publications • 14 pages including GO BROOKLYN • Vol.25, No. 43 BWN, DTG, PSG, MID • November 4, 2002 • FREE CROOKED JUDGE YASSKY WARNS BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK GETS NO MERCY Use it or lose it By Patrick Gallahue The Brooklyn Papers Brooklyn Heights City Councilman David Yassky said this week that with the city facing its toughest fiscal crisis in decades the developers of the planned Brooklyn Bridge Park could lose some or all of $10.8 million set aside for the project that has not yet been allocated. “I’m very concerned that time is passing and the city has not yet figured out specifically which part of the park they want to move forward with first,” Yassky told The Brooklyn Papers. “We’re in danger of seeing the project slip behind schedule if the city doesn’t focus on this pretty soon.” The city allocated the $10.8 million for Fiscal Year 2003, which runs through June 2003, for the construction of greenspace north of the Pur- chase Building and the demolition or truncation of the building itself. The city’s office of Emergency Management (OEM), which had been housed in the World Trade Center, temporarily moved into the Purchase Building, located under the Brooklyn Bridge over- pass near Fulton Landing, last February, promising to occupy the building for only 12 to 18 months. Former judge Victor Barron (left) listens to his attorney Barry Kamins on Monday after being sen- This month, OEM presented plans to the tenced to three to nine years for soliciting a bribe. At right, Barron’s wife, Joy, watches as he is led community to raze the 60,000-square-foot Red away in handcuffs. Associated Press / Bolivar Arellano Cross Building at 165 Cadman Plaza East, to erect a high-tech, windowless bunker in its tracks by 2005, possibly stalling plans for By Patrick Gallahue sentencing Monday. But Judge mentia when he demanded a OEM’s evacuation of the Purchase Building. The Brooklyn Papers Nicholas Colabella wasn’t buy- $250,000 kickback from an attorney Jim Moogan, executive director of the Brook- representing a winning plaintiff in A disgraced former Brook- ing it and sentenced Barron to lyn Bridge Park Development Corporation, a The Brooklyn Papers / Sherri Liberman three to nine years in prison. civil lawsuit. subsidiary of the Empire State Development House proud lyn Supreme Court judge who In sealed court documents to Monday’s sentencing proceed- Corporation that is charged with overseeing the Senator Hillary Clinton was on hand Tuesday at a groundbreaking ceremony for the pleaded guilty to extorting a which Colabella made reference at ings were replete with apologies construction of the waterfront commercial and restoration of the four Hunterfly Road Houses, 19th century structures in the historic six-figure bribe from an attor- sentencing, Victor Barron allegedly from Barron and his attorney, Barry recreational development, downplayed Yassky’s African-American settlement of Weeksville (in today’s Bedford-Styvesant). Holding the ney, pleaded senility before his claims he was in the throes of de- See BARRON on page 5 See USE IT on page 5 tapestry behind Clinton is Pamela E. Green, executive director of the Weeksville Society. Dems back GOP Cops wrap up candidate in hi-$ kid snatches Bay Ridge race 3rd arrest in string of threats The Brooklyn Papers Mr. Gentile has crossed the line of Former Bay Ridge Council- common decency.” to Brooklyn Heights children man Sal Albanese shocked Albanese, a former candidate for mayor known for his liberal posi- Brooklyn Democrats this week By Patrick Gallahue the man fled. tions, is just the latest borough De- The Brooklyn Papers Caretakers, however, took all by endorsing Re- mocrat to board Golden’s ship. publican City the children back to their day care Democrats such as Assemblyman Police in Brooklyn Heights center before calling the police, Councilman Dov Hikind and state Sen. Carl have gone 3-for-3 in catching giving the suspect almost an Marty Golden Kruger both held press conferences alleged kiddy-snatchers after hour’s lead time. over his incum- to announce their support of Golden, a rash of attempts in the For the past two months, police bent Democratic and the former leader of the City neighborhood over the past had been searching for the alleged opponent, state Council’s Brooklyn delegation, several months. abductor, who was described by Sen. Vincent Gen- Herb Berman, had one planned but The last suspect in three sepa- witnesses as wearing a colorful tile, in the new cancelled at the last minute, al- rate cases is currently in custody robe and a turban. One of the de-

Marty Golden / Robert Mecea 22nd district. though his endorsement remained. and charged with attempted kid- tectives on the case, Det. Rudolfo In a letter distributed by Golden’s According to campaign disclo- napping, endangering the welfare Lynch, was on his way home when campaign office, Albanese slammed sures, the Republican Senate Cam- of a child and unlawful imprison- he spotted a man baring a resem- the three-term incumbent Gentile paign Committee and the New ment. Those charges were still be- blance to the suspect’s description. for questioning the service record of York State Republican Committee Associated Press ing considered by a grand jury as Lynch pulled over and briefly Golden, a former police officer, dur- have put $1.96 million into Gold- Brooklyn Bishop Thomas Daily, center, in the lobby of a hotel near La Guardia Airport in June. Daily this went to press. questioned the man, and got his ing a live New York 1 debate. en’s campaign. State Democrats was there to give a deposition regarding John Geoghan, a defrocked priest accused of molesting Police charge that at around name and address. He let the sus- will spend about $500,000 on their more than 130 children in the Boston archdiocese. Daily served in Boston from 1973 to 1984. noon on Aug. 26, a 45-year-old pect go but later ran a background Albanese wrote: “I am fiercely candidate, according to state Senate loyal to the principles of the Demo- homeless man living in a shelter check on him, finding an unrelat- Minority Leader Martin Connor. in Fort Greene, approached a 2- ed prior arrest, so he decided to cratic Party and I do not make this For more on this race, go to www. decision lightly. … Unfortunately, BrooklynPapers.com. year-old girl in the Pierrepont show his mug shot to witnesses of Playground while she was under the incident. Bishop: I knew priest the care of a local day care center. With positive witness identifi- The man, who is black, attempt- cations, Lynch and Det. Francis ed to convince day care workers Keane caught up to the man at the that the child, who is white, was his corner of Prince Street and Myrtle approved man-boy sex daughter, police said. The workers Avenue on Oct. 22. refused to release the girl into his According to police, the suspect is a transient, who resides at By Denise LaVoie and battery for allegedly sexually such activities himself. custody, and as staffers and Parks Department employees intervened See SNATCHER on page 5 Associated Press abusing boys from 1979 to 1989 “The only thing, the only saving while he was at St. Jean’s. The feature of it is that we are talking BOSTON — Brooklyn boys were between the ages of 6 about ideas and opinions in his Bishop Thomas Daily, formerly and 15. Shanley has pleaded inno- promotion verbally ... to my a top-ranking official in the cent to the charges. knowledge at the time, he wasn't Archdiocese of Boston, knew Daily gave sworn testimony in involved in activities,” Daily said. the Rev. Paul Shanley endorsed August in civil lawsuits filed by three Daily said there was no indica- sex between men and boys but men who claim they were sexually tion Shanley was promoting sexu- promoted him to head a parish abused by Shanley at St. Jean’s. The al relationships between men and in Newton, according to a depo- same men are involved in criminal boys at St. Jean’s parish, but was complaints against Shanley. speaking in favor of the idea in sition made public Monday. In the deposition, Daily ac- other parts of the country. Daily, who served as chancellor, knowledges that he considered “But having said that, I would vicar general and auxiliary bishop Shanley a “troubled priest” who have very great regrets,” Daily said. in the Boston archdiocese from needed help. He said he knew “You have regrets you made the 1977 to 1984, promoted Shanley Shanley had attended a meeting of appointment?” asked MacLeish. to administrator and acting pastor the North American Man-Boy “I think I would have done at St. Jean’s parish in Newton in Love Association and had spoken much better if I hadn’t made the 1984, where he allegedly went on The Brooklyn Papers / Greg Mango in favor of the group. appointment,” Daily replied. The Brooklyn Papers / Greg Mango Vets day to molest and rape boys. But under questioning from civ- Brooklyn Diocese spokesman Fear factor Brooklyn’s 69th Street Pier was renamed the American Veterans Shanley, 71, was indicted in il attorney Roderick MacLeish Jr., Frank DeRosa had no immediate Dwayne John, of Sheepshead Bay High School, is ready to give Memorial Pier this week. Sunday’s ceremony included vets Howard June on 10 counts of child rape Daily said he had not received any comment on the deposition. some kids a graveyard scare along the Prospect Park Halloween Dunn, Philip Corhan and Vincent Buccigrossi. and six counts of indecent assault reports of Shanley engaging in See BISHOP on page 5 Trail on Saturday.

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they deserve to have real input into this Hispanic base would process,” he said. be diluted after The proposed maps must still come before several more public hearings, and then will be Sunset Park district subject to the approval of the U.S. Department of Justice. The maps must be approved before Getting Results in is gerrymandered the November 2003 elections. The proposed maps were drawn by the New Albany and in The Brooklyn Farm Table By Patrick Gallahue York City Districting Commission — comprised Our Brooklyn The Brooklyn Papers of 15 members, with seven appointed by Mayor Manufactured from Local 100 year old wood. Michael Bloomberg, five by City Council Neighborhoods Custom-sized, hand-crafted, factory direct prices. They haven’t yet won the vote in the cur- Speaker Gifford Miller of Manhattan, and three rent district, but the three candidates for the by Minority Leader James Oddo, who represents portions of Bay Ridge and Bensonhurst, Now in RED HOOK! View us on our website at 38th Council District seat of Sunset Park and www.brooklynfarmtable.com Red Hook are raising their voices against the with the bulk of his district in Staten Island — to ¥ Full service District reflect population changes detailed in the 2000 BROOKLYN proposed borders released last week by the Office that has solved Census. hundreds of problems in FARM TABLE (718) 797-2679 New York City Districting Commission. The Hispanic population in the proposed dis- our neighborhoods The proposed district — which if approved trict would decrease from 53.6 percent to 42.7 would take effect in 2004 — loses a large swath percent, which has already drawn an outcry of northern Sunset Park and southern Park from the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Edu- ¥ Leader in changing State Slope, as well as Boerum Hill, the Columbia cation Fund (PRLDEF). budget to bring $592 holiday cuts Street Waterfront District and a portion of Wind- That group has decried the proposed maps in million more in State sor Terrace. Suckling pig and all prime meats general charging that the number of majority funds for our schools What the district picks up appears to be clas- Hispanic districts were reduced from 11 to 10 Crown Roast • Rack of Lamb • Leg of Lamb • Veal Roast • sic gerrymandering, expanding the district out and that proposed Hispanic majority districts Seasoned Pork Shoulder • Homemade Sausages (chicken, between roughly 60th and 68th streets from have an average of 159,438 people compared to ¥ Co-sponsored the Seventh Avenue all the way across to 23rd Av- State’s new gun control veal, turkey, pork) the 156,067 in majority white districts, effective- enue, and cutting across the divergent neighbor- ly diluting the Hispanic vote citywide. law that bans assault • Aged Steaks: hoods of Dyker Heights, Bensonhurst, Borough The ideal district size, according to PRLDEF, weapons, requires gun Endorsed by: Porterhouse, Park and Gravesend. is 157,025 people. In redrawing the districts, a locks and background Working Families Party Shell Steaks The proposed district also takes in pieces of 10 percent deviation is allowed. Borough Park, between 41st and 45th Streets checks for guns sold at Empire State Pride Agenda Some of the district’s pearls, such as the Co- gun shows FRESH CUT MEAT & POULTRY going as far east as 12th Avenue, before jutting lumbia Street Waterfront District and Green- NARAL west to Eighth Avenue, between 50th and 56th Wood Cemetery are also lost from the proposed New York State United Teachers • Bell & Evans Turkeys • Country & Spiral Hams • Duck streets. 38th District. ¥ Sponsored legislation to United Federation of Teachers One of the candidates, District Leader for the • Rabbit • Cornish Hens • Pheasant • Quail • “It’s a real beauty to our area,” Gonzalez said require the State to Civil Service Employees Assoc 51st Assembly District George Martinez, said of of the historic cemetery. “So I’m not really in fa- analyzed energy capacity Public Employees Federation the loss of portions of Sunset Park and the South vor of changing what’s there.” and power gid conditions Los Paisanos Meat Market Slope, “[If you] move those Latino voters into a AFSCME The Columbia Street district includes a large of cities with a population 162 Smith St. (bet. Wycoff & Bergen) • (718) 855-2641 district where they’ll be by far a tiny minority … portion of Brooklyn’s working waterfront, usual- NYS AFL-CIO of one million or more Open: Mon-Sat 8am-7pm • [it will] lessen their capacity to have their vote ly associated with Red Hook, including the Red NYC Central Labor Council affect the outcome of who they want in office.” Hook Marine Terminal and Pier 6, currently Nat. Assoc. of Social Workers One of his rivals for the seat, School Board leased by American Stevedoring for cargo stor- ¥ Worked to improve EPIC, NYS Assoc. of PBA’s 15 President Edward Rodriguez, said, “Most of age, are to be included in the 33rd district, repre- expand health care DC 37 the line-drawing is incumbent-driven and given * sented by Brooklyn Heights Councilman David programs and obtain Independent Neighborhood Democrats that the community doesn’t have a voice in the Yassky, on the preliminary maps. funding for senior Get Reimbursed for the council, it doesn’t have a voice in the process.” Lambda Independent Democrats Pier 6’s inclusion in the planned Brooklyn centers The 38th district lacks a council representa- Bridge Park, has been listed as one of the top Central Brooklyn Independent Democrats World’s Best Air Purifier! tive because Angel Rodriguez, no relation to Ed- priorities of park advocates, many of who are ward Rodriguez, resigned and then pleaded based in and around Brooklyn Heights. guilty to shaking down a Red Hook developer Gonzalez and Rodriguez have both expressed The AirSource 3000 by Shaklee for cash and property. interest in an integrated waterfront, with both guaranteed to cover 3000 sq.ft. “Especially with the increase of Latinos our housing and jobs, while Martinez has spoken on district, in the coming years it will probably behalf of bringing commercial development to Democrat for Assembly cheat us out of Latino leaders,” said another can- the waterfront to bring jobs into the neighbor- First 100 customers General Election - Tuesday, Nov. 5th HELPFUL FOR: get a didate in the race, Sara Gonzalez, chairwoman hoods, such as the planned giant Fairway super- of Community Board 7. • Allergies • Asthma market in Red Hook. 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Notice is hereby given that an Order entered Notice is hereby given that an Order entered Slope Code of Jewish Law 8-9pm by the Civil Court, Kings County on the 15th by the Civil Court, Kings County on the 28th ed it at his 42-year-old victim. someone had lifted her wallet, The victim, 28, returned day of October, 2002, bearing the Index day of October, 2002, bearing the Index The robber said, “Give me containing $60 and her identi- home at around 11 pm on Oct. The Code—in Hebrew, “Shulchan Aruch” (meaning “a Number N00889/2002, a copy of which may be Number N00925/2002, a copy of which may be your bag or I’ll shoot you,” ac- table set”)—sets the table for Jewish life, dealing with examined at the Office of the Clerk, located at examined at the Office of the Clerk, located at fication. 23, and discovered stolen mis- every aspect of Jewish living. With Rabbi Moshe Hubner CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 141 Livingston CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, 141 Livingston cording to police. The victim, 40, told police cellaneous jewelry, as well as blood Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201, in room 007, Street, Brooklyn, New York 11201, in room 007, grants me rights to: 1. Assume the name of: But the brazen gunman be- grants me rights to: 1. Assume the name of: she believes someone reached a personalized ring baring her EVERY WEDNESDAY Peter Moreno. My present name is: Male Nafeesah Aceelah Shaheed. My present name came a bashful bandit as Moreno aka Peter A. Moreno aka Pedro A. into her bag and stole her bill- name. Police said that after is: Carol Ann Ingram aka Nafeesah A. Shaheed. Moreno. My present address is: 347 Myrtle someone approached at the Rambam: Chapter of the Day. 7:15-7:45am. My present address is: 2828 W. 28th St. 9J, fold while she was perusing coming in through the win- Ave., Bklyn, NY 11205. My place of birth is: drive Brooklyn, NY 11224. My place of birth is: New Bergen Street stop. The bandit Morning Prayer Service: 7:45am. Maariv 9pm. New York, NY. 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Nov. 7 it cards. 6:30-9:00 pm vISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.BISHOPFORDHS.ORG CALL ADMISSIONS Slope (718) 360-2549 blood drive NY Methodist Hospital Park Slopers will have the opportunity to donate blood at one of three sites during the annual Park Slope Community Blood Drive, which continues through Free Pre-Natal Care Available Saturday, Nov. 2. The drive is sponsored by The Sunset Park Family Health Center of Lutheran Medical Center is offer- the Park Slope Civic Council ing free pre-natal care through New York State’s Prenatal Care Assistance in conjunction with New York Methodist Hospital and John Program (PCAP) to those who meet eligibility requirements. Jay High School. All pregnant women and teens who have little or no income and have On Thursday, Oct. 31, the drive is headquartered at the limited or no insurance coverage are eligible. 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(718) 759-9126 year, John Jay students will participate in the drive by reg- istering donors and assisting Sunset Park FHC Brooklyn Chinese FHC Park Slope FHC hospital personnel. 150 55th Street, Station #8 812 54th Street 220 13th Street On Saturday, the drive, will Brooklyn, NY 11220 Brooklyn, NY 11220 Brooklyn, NY 11215 take place at the Old First Re- (718) 630-7136 (718) 686-2680 (718) 832-5980 formed Church on the corner of Carroll Street and Seventh Family Physician FHC Park Ridge FHC Caribbean American FHC Avenue from 9 am to 5 pm. 5616 6th Avenue 6317 4th Avenue 3414 Church Avenue Donors will be welcomed at Brooklyn, NY 11220 Brooklyn, NY 11220 Brooklyn, NY 11203 any of the three donation sites (718) 439-5440 (718) 492-8233 (718) 940-9425 on a walk-in basis. For more information, call Stuart Rosenhaus, blood donor 150 55th Street recruiter at New York Meth- ® odist Hospital, at (718) 780- Brooklyn, NY 11220 3644. 4 BWN, DTG, PSG, MID THE BROOKLYN PAPERS • WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM November 4, 2002 New Term Rally for car-free park starting venue The Brooklyn Papers Dressed as cardboard SUV’s, Broadway” skits depicting ve- council members Bill DeBla- The anti-car group Trans- a ghost, and a vampire with a hicles chasing pedestrians sio, David Yassky, Yvette Clarke and James Davis, whose dis- portation Alternatives ral- placard that read: “Vampires around Grand Army Plaza. NOVEMBER TH tricts abut the park, in calling 4 th suck, so do cars in Prospect The group has for a long- 4 lied Saturday for a three- Park,” the 20 protestors cheer- time unsuccessfully rallied for for a three-month trial ban so rtSupplies month trial ban on cars in ed, marched and held a few of a car-free Prospect Park, but that the issue could be studied. Prospect Park. what they called “cars-off this year gained the support of “We’re not some radical group of crazies here protest- new class schedule ing,” said Aaron Naparstek, a A 376 spokesman for Transportation Supplies7 for Alternatives, who came dress- 7th Ave. (bet. 11th & 12th Sts) ed as a car. “We actually have Dance Classes the Fine Artist, the political process behind us.” Graphic Artist, On Nov. 4, Prospect Park re- Student sumes its fall, winter and spring Martial Art Classes and Children 369-4969 hours, opening to traffic at 6 am on Monday, and remaining open Swim Academy until 7 pm on Friday, except during holidays. The park closes to Program traffic in the summer, except during rush hours, from 7 am to 9 Gymnastics RELIGIOUS SERVICES am and from 5 pm to 7 pm. The city Department of Jazz & Tap Classes Congregation Transportation (DOT) main- Union tains that before a three-month Mount Sinai trial, a preliminary study of the Basketball Temple 250 Cadman Plaza W. potential impacts would have Brooklyn’s Oldest Reform Congregation Conservative/Egalitarian / Kathryn Kirk to be undertaken. That would 17 Eastern Parkway A House for Prayer / A Home for People at Grand Army Plaza 718-875-9124 cost an estimated $250,000, 30 Third Avenue Friday evenings 8:15 p.m. Friday Eve Services 6:30pm according to DOT spokesman of Brooklyn (bet. Atlantic & State)

Borough Hall Borough Y Saturday mornings 10:30 a.m. Saturday Morning 10:00am Keith Kalb. Rabbi Joseph Potasnik First Friday monthly 6:30 p.m. R46 “We would still have to do For more information call 718-875-1190 followed by Pot-Luck Dinner the baseline study before we Marathon banners begin to look at anything,” 638-7600 R26-39 PARK SLOPE JEWISH CENTER In advance of this Sunday’s New York City Marathon, Borough President Marty Mark- Kalb said. “Whether it be hour Congregation 8th Avenue at 14th St. woitz honored Park Slope’s PS 282 and Sunset Park’s PS 94 for participating in the sixth changes or temporary clo- Fri. nights 6:30 pm annual JPMorgan Chase Marathon Banner Program. The children created colorful ban- sures. We are awaiting word B’nai Jacob Sat. mornings 10 am Before After e ners, illustrating what they love most about Brooklyn, that will be hung along the race- from the Brooklyn delegation Park Slope Synagogue Adult Ed Hebrew School of the City Council on how 401 9th St. bet. 6/7 Aves Rabbi Carie Carter course in Brooklyn. Pictured from left to right, back row: JPMorgan Chase Executive Park Slope’s Egalitarian, Vice-President Frederick W. Hill, former New York City Marathon champion Greta Weitz, they are willing to proceed.” 832-1266 Conservative Synagogue Borough President Markowitz and New York Road Runners Club Marathon Director Al- DeBlasio said of the DOT 965-9836 768-1453 estimate, “We believe there is R26-32 lan Steinfeld. Pictured in front row: the children from PS 94. Rabbi Shimon Hecht a way to do a cost-effective Services: 7:15 Morning Minyan study.” Shabbat Friday Evenings While the DOT has placed Shabbat Sat. AM: 9:30 MT. CALVARY responsibility for the funding CLASSES/EVENTS/HOLIDAYS Bible Baptist Church built any time in the last 50 www.parkslopeshul.org of the study on the shoulders R26-34 years is beyond me. • 3pm Worships I hope Mayor Bloomberg is of the council members, De- LETTERS Blasio said the budget process • KJV serious about noise reduction Congregation was still a long way off and Kol Israel • Christ Centererd and can help us here in Brown- noticed signs in many other big stone Brooklyn. I appreciate added, “This is not the kind of Located in Prospect Heights • Warm Fellowship thing you do with a member since 1924 ‘Deaf cities stating that engine brakes the focus on quality of life in Mt. Calvary is a friendly Church that stands item.” 603 St. Johns Place on the King James Bible. Come visit and may not be used in the city lim- New York. God knows we bet. Classon & Franklin let God’s Word minster to your heart! Bloomie’ its. Why can’t we do this here? could use it. “I think [DOT Commis- 638-6583 sioner] Iris [Weinshall] has Rabbi Elkanah Schwartz The noise from motorcycles —Paul J. Banks, Cobble Hill 124 Henry Street been fair,” DeBlasio said. “But Fri. at Sunset • Sat. 10:30am (Near Clark St. #2 & #3 Train) kudos and from the accidents that R26-41 I think at the same time, where To the editor: often occur on the BQE, are 718 282-1400 also particularly intolerable Send Ikea there’s a will there’s way.” Thank you for your article The issue has raised con- R44/50 on noise in Brooklyn (“Bloom- and often wake me, but just the noise in general is offensive. socialists cerns about how a trial ban Brooklyn Vein-Laser Center ie deaf to noise in Brownstone would direct cars to surround- You are always welcome KINGSBORO TEMPLE of Brooklyn,” Oct. 21). I leave the city and I see Friday Evenings SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS miles of high walls along the home! ing residential streets. I live four houses from the In 1997, Rachel Fruchter, a Kabbalat Shabbat 6:45 p.m. A Go to Heaven Fellowship Brooklyn-Queens Expressway freeways and interstates that To the editor: Exclusively for Treatment First Friday service followed faculty member at SUNY 415 7TH ST. • BROOKLYN, NY 11215 on Warren Street and the noise act as noise barriers to the sur- So Ikea’s new Red Hook store of Varicose Veins of All Sizes. by Pot Luck supper 6:00 p.m. Downstate, was killed by a van (718) 369-3534 • D.L. Mcphuall, PASTOR from the BQE has been my rounding neighborhoods. Why will have full health and dental Regular Service 8:15 p.m. while bicycling through the park. Spiders and Facial Spiders. Leg Ulcers. Sabbath School - Saturdays - 9:30 am greatest source of angst for the can’t Brooklyn, with such a benefits for both full-time and Saturday Mornings Divine Worship - Saturdays - 11:00 am eight years I’ve lived here. I hear high population density, have part-time staff (“Red Hook Ikea,” Fruchter’s daughter, Chen- Torah study 9:00 a.m. Pastor’s Hour - Saturdays - 4:30 pm it even with my windows and these, too, instead of the chain Oct. 28). Those socialist bas- da Fruchter, participated in the 17 years experience Services 10:30 a.m. Youth Ministries - Saturdays - 5:30 pm storm windows shut, and I can’t link fence in place now? I do tards! Are they trying to destroy rally Saturday to urge for a Brooklyn’s Largest Prayer Meeting - Wednesdays - 7:30 pm National clientele Men’s Ministry - Tuesdays - 7:30 pm know Robert Moses promised the American way? I say send car-free park. Reform Congregation sleep with my windows open Women’s Ministry - Bi-Tuesdays - 7:30 pm us a park covering the trench ‘em home with all their flat “We know what happens Eighth Avenue and Garfield Place because the noise is so bad. 9920 Fourth Ave., Room 305 (718) 748-2659 Website: kingsboroSDA.org The engine brakes on the big through our neighborhood brown boxes, and good rid- when you have cars in the PARK SLOPE (Bet. 99th & 100th Sts.) http://[email protected] Our Sabbath Service is live on the internet! trucks are particularly bad and when the BQE was first built. dance. —John Winston Bush, park,” she said. “People get 768-3814 R26-41 R26-06 often wake me at night. I’ve Why this couldn’t have been Ph.D., Park Slope killed.” —Patrick Gallahue From Pediatrics to Geriatrics, they take care of everyone in our family. “Thanks, New York Methodist” VOTE. OR LIBERTY IS HISTORY.

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cluding beginning work on the To- information center. bacco Warehouse, which abuts The city Parks Department Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park proposed demolishing the land- STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK USE IT OR LOSE IT… and has been suggested as a per- mark last year. On Sept. 6, 2001, Continued from page 1 questionable,” Moogan added. formance space, and setting up a dozens of community leaders Fiscal Year 2003 are falling short, carousel pledged by DUMBO de- spoke before the city Landmarks concerns, saying there are other That uncertainty, combined and that “we will have a deficit in with uncertainty over the city veloper David Walentas. Preservation Commission (LPC) BROOKLYN EDUCATIONAL portions of the plan into which ’03 that we have to plug.” Yassky has requested of both either defending or deriding the budget, has Yassky worried. the funds can be channeled. The mayor said the gap could Moogan and Parks Commission- city’s proposal. The LPC was “It would be a distressing sign “[The funds] will be used for be as high as $1 billion. er Adrian Benepe that a destina- scheduled to hear further testimo- OPPORTUNITY CENTER some of the design and the Envi- if the city does not spend the “There absolutely are going to tion for the funds be determined ny on Sept. 11, but following the ronmental Impact Statement money they put aside for Brook- be budget cuts between now and within the next month, before the attacks on the World Trade Cen- (EIS) and also for improvement lyn Bridge Park this year,” said … the end of the fiscal year,” money becomes vulnerable. ter the meeting was cancelled. FINAL DATE TO APPLY! to existing city land under the the councilman, in whose district Yassky said. “If Brooklyn Bridge In the master plan for the de- Shortly after OEM moved into Manhattan Bridge,” Moogan most of the park would be built. Park does not move forward it’s velopment, the Purchase Build- the Purchase Building, Yassky said, said. “And we’re working with With a budget modification going to be vulnerable.” ing would be cut down in size to “I’m concerned that if they’re go- city Parks to identify some other that could come as soon as Elec- The funding has thus far been open up the view of the Brooklyn ing to be in that building for a long The final date to apply to the State University of New areas where they could be used in tion Day passes, Yassky has allocated to the city Parks De- Bridge, with the remaining build- time that would be a real impedi- York Brooklyn Educational Opportunity Center for Brooklyn Bridge Park. urged for swift plans for the partment, with the approval of ing hosting an educational and ment to Brooklyn Bridge Park.” “Whether we will be able to funds before they get cut. the development corporation, for Winter 2003 will be Saturday, November 9, 2002 at expend all $10.8 million on Mayor Michael Bloomberg shoreline stabilization, a blue Brooklyn Bridge Park projects said this week that revenue projec- stone sidewalk, lighting, irriga- 9:15AM SHARP! prior to having an EIS … that’s tions for the next eight months of tion and drinking fountains north of the Purchase Building, a Parks Department spokesman said. BISHOP… Designs are expected to be Seats are available in MSOffice, Medical Billing, CISCO, completed this winter and Continued from page 1 LAN and Web Design. ground is scheduled to be broken Boston attorney Wilson D. Rogers Jr., who represented Daily during BARRON... this spring, after the project goes the deposition, did not immediately return a call seeking comment. up for contractor bid. The total In the deposition, Daily also acknowledged receiving a 1977 letter Continued from page 1 costs of the forthcoming projects of complaint about remarks Shanley allegedly made to a group in • Learn about the SUNY Brooklyn Kamins, as well as condemnation from Colabella and District At- cannot be determined, a Parks Rochester, NY. A woman who said she heard Shanley’s talk quoted torney Charles Hynes. spokesman said, until the designs him as saying that in pedophilia, “the adult is not the seducer — the kid Educational Opportunity Center According to Kamins, however, “the reasons [for the crime] can be are completed. is the seducer.” found in the reports.” While Yassky said he likes the The woman also said Shanley said he could think of no sexual act • Submit an Admissions Application Kamins, submitted sealed motions to the judge that he said would plans he has seen thus far, he also that causes psychological damage, “not even incest or bestiality.” offer some indication as to why Barron demanded the bribe. He de- wants to see that all of the mon- Daily said he referred the letter to the late Cardinal Humberto clined to discuss the motions in detail with reporters waiting outside ey allocated to the plan for this Medeiros. But he acknowledged that he did not know if anyone ever • Complete Placement Testing the courtroom saying, “That will be argued in the appellate division,” fiscal year is utilized. investigated whether Shanley made the remarks. where Kamins plans to appeal the sentence. Brooklyn Bridge Park is a $150 MacLeish, who represents men who say they were abused by Shanley Judge Colabella, brought in from Westchester to ensure impartiality, million, 67-acre commercial and after Daily appointed him to St. Jean’s, said the deposition shows that Dai- Bring photocopies of the following items with you: Proof gave the only indication of what may have been in the motions. recreational development that will ly had critical information about Shanley before he sent him to the parish. “I got the distinct feeling, Mr. Barron, that this was not Pick’s dis- span from Jay Street under the “It’s so tragic that none of the information Bishop Daily possessed of income for 2001, State issued Photo ID, High School ease [a degenerative neurological disorder] or an Alzheimer’s mo- Manhattan Bridge, 1.3 miles south was shared with the parishioners of St. Jean's. If it had been, obviously, ment,” he said. “I take it as a designed and willful act on your part.” to Pier 5 at Joralemon Street. none of this would have happened,” MacLeish said. Diploma, GED, and unofficial college transcripts. These Neither Alzheimer’s nor Pick’s disease, also known as lobar sclero- Last May, Bloomberg and In March, about two months after the clergy sexual abuse scandal sis, a disorder involving deterioration in mental function caused by dis- Gov. George Pataki announced exploded in Boston, Daily issued a statement in New York in which he documents are required at time of application. ease-related changes in brain tissue, were mentioned at any point in the creation of the joint city-state apologized to victims of defrocked priest John Geoghan. Barron’s plea deal or in the investigation of his case. development corporation. Geoghan’s case sparked the scandal when court documents revealed Hynes brushed off any indication that Barron was sick, and said the “One reason for the delay is a that church officials had shuffled him from parish to parish after receiv- disgraced former jurist was inspired by “plain old-fashioned greed.” lack of clarity between the devel- ing complaints he was sexually abusing boys. The BEOC is located at 111 Livingston,in downtown “You have brought disgrace to Kings County judges who don’t de- opment corporation and the city In a statement, Daily said he had acted in good conscience at the Brooklyn and accessible by the 2, 3, 4, 5, A, C, and F serve that,” Colabella said. “You have made almost a joke out of the Parks Department over whose time but said “in hindsight I profoundly regret certain decisions.” Kings County judges.” court the ball is in,” Yassky said. Daily has been bishop of the Brooklyn diocese since 1990. He left trains. Arrive early, seating is limited. On Jan. 22, Barron, was arrested at his Marine Park home for de- The councilman has made sev- the Archdiocese of Boston in September 1984 — about six months af- manding a $250,000 bribe from attorney Gary Berenholtz, to settle a eral suggestions of capital projects ter Cardinal Bernard Law arrived in Boston — to become bishop of $4.9 million personal injury lawsuit against Dollar Rent A Car and that may be ready to proceed, in- Palm Beach, Fla. Evenflo, a car seat manufacturer. Wore a wire The case was based on an accident that occurred on Oct. 23, 1998, which left a 3-month-old girl blind and severely brain-damaged. As the case was reaching a settlement in June 2001, Barron took Berenholtz for a walk outside the courthouse, at 15 Willoughby St., and When the rain pours, the with the ability to stop, rewind or demanded the payoff in exchange for signing the court order. Beren- holtz initially resisted but then bargained the judge down to $115,000. 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NY 10/02 6 BWN, DTG, PSG, MID THE BROOKLYN PAPERS • WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM November 4, 2002 Audrey Cohen College takes Sept. 11 clean ABORTION DENTISTS The a new name OB/GYN Affordable Family Dentistry Pavilion at the in Modern Pleasant Surroundings MCNY air program State of the Art Sterilization (autoclave) To better represent its intellectual resources, highly moti- WE SERVE WITH CARE AND COMPASSION Emergencies treated promptly vated students, unique degree programs and involvement We Accept All Insurance & Medicaid Special care for children & anxious patients of prominent business leaders and innovative thinkers, By Freida Meyerowitz To be effective, air purifiers Wellness Essentials must have a system that at- • NYS Licensed • Immediate Appointment WE NOW ACCEPT OXFORD Audrey Cohen College has been renamed Metropolitan • Joint Commission (including Saturdays) College of New York (MCNY). 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The Not Required • Cosmetic Dentistry, Porcelain Facings & Inlays, To honor its founder, the School for Human Services has been • Confidential Abortion renamed the Audrey Cohen School for Human Services at Met- watery eyes, stuffy nose, dry AirSource Purification System - Surgical - Medical (RU486) • Emergency Contraception Bonding Crowns & Bridges (Capping) ropolitan College of New York. throat, allergies, asthma, is effective because it works • Safe Low Cost • Free Pregnancy Testing • Painless, Non-Surgical Gum Treatment through two patented tech- • Root Canal • Extractions • Dentures • Cleanings Nearly 30 percent of the college’s 1,700 students come from dizziness, depression, fre- nologies: technology in the Conveniently Located at quent fatigue, breathing dif- • Impant Dentistry • Fillings (tooth colored) Brooklyn. Enrollment has increased 40 percent over the last three field of air purification and the 313 - 43rd Street and 3rd Avenue • Stereo headphones • Analgesia (Sweet air) years. ficulties? only one that effectively at- Since its inception, thousands of students have graduated from These symptoms may be Call for an immediate appointment 718-369-1900 tacks all 3 categories of indoor Dr. Jeffrey M. Kramer what is now the Metropolitan College of New York and gone on connected to the air you are WE’RE IN THE VERIZON YELLOW PAGES air pollutants. 544 Court Street, Carroll Gardens to distinguish themselves in business and human services posi- breathing in your home, AirSource 3000 is capable school, or work environment. tions, as entrepreneurs and leaders of industry as well as profes- of improving the air quality of sionals in the not-for-profit sector. The average age of the Metro- According to the Environ- not just one room but and en- ACCUPUNCTUREDENTISTS mental Protection Agency, in- politan College of New York student is 32. tire house of up to 3000 sq. ft. “Our students are ready to change their lives,” aid Brooklyn door air pollution is the num- In fact, the following are as- Quality Dentistry ber one environmental health tounding independent test re- resident Dr. Humphrey Crookendale, dean of the college’s Bach- problem. Indoor air pollutants sults regarding the effective- Gentle care in our ultra-modern office elor of Professional Studies and Human Services School. “They are often five times higher than ness of AirSource 3000. work hard, they study hard and they are determined to succeed in outdoor air and occasionally Within 24 hours there was a • Cosmetic Dentistry • Cosmetic Laminates life. MCNY students embody the can-do spirit of New York City, up to 100 times higher. 73.8 percent reduction in bac- • Reconstructive & Bonding which coincides perfectly with our new name, Metropolitan Col- Pollutants in our indoor air teria. After four days, mold Dentistry • Advanced Sterilization lege of New York.” can increase the risk and wors- levels were reduced by 97.7 • Gums & Implants • Behavior Modification The college, founded in 1964, was first named the Women’s en disease conditions such as percent in an in-home test trial. Invigorate and Rejuvenate in our healing hands! Talent Corps. It was chartered in 1970 and renamed the College asthma, allergies, sinusitis, The AirSource 3000 is de- • Bleaching • Sealants for Human Services, a name it held until 1992 when it became chronic lung disease, and • Nitrous Oxide • Fluoride signed to look like a beautiful MASSAGE THERAPY Acupuncture & Audrey Cohen College in honor of its visionary founder. chronic fatigue. 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CAREER COUNSELING The vast majority of MCNY students are adult learners work- gories of indoor air pollutants: • • • ing full-time, one of the fastest-growing student segments in the Particulates, gases and odors, Since Sept. 11, the Environ- world of higher education. Many have families and, typically, the and biological pollutants. mental Protection Agency has All phases of MCNY student is the first in his or her family to attend college. Common particulates in- been worried about the new MIDLIFE CAREER Jack Irwin, D.D.S. According to alumnus Phillip Hogan, founder and executive clude smoke, dust, pollen, and MIDLIFE CAREER General & pollution form WTC. Tests 414 Seventh Avenue director of Hogan’s Residence, a nonprofit facility for men and fibers. where done in homes across the (bet. 13th & 14th Sts.) women in transition based in Brownsville, “The school gave me Our homes are filled with five boroughs and there were QUESTIONS? Cosmetic QUESTIONS? the tools to conceive, create and run my organization. What I gases and odors from indoor raised levels of asbestos and 718/768-8372 gases such as benzene, formal- Dentistry learned, in terms of practical experience and classroom sessions, heavy metals in the air. There- Professional Coaching Emer. Beeper # dehyde, chloroform, and hydro- fore, the NYS Individual and was unlike any other college experience.” for Successful Root Canal • Extractions “More than ever,” Crookendale added, “we offer highly moti- gen sulfide which are released Family Grant Program, in con- Periodontal Work • Crowns 917/893-8581 Career Transitions vated students like Hogan a full range of rigorous, accelerated from furniture, carpets, cabinets, junction with FEMA, is reim- Bridges • Porcelain Veneers Evening Hours Mon-Fri household cleaners, dry-cleaned bursing eligible NYC applicants Bleaching • Dentures • Laminates and innovative graduate and undergraduate degree programs. As • Job Search Strategies Most Insurance & Union Plans Accepted a result, we have attracted leaders from a wide range of disci- clothing, copy machines, insula- for air purifiers, vacuum clean- Advanced sterilization tion, insect sprays, paints, glue ers, and, depending if yours got • Career Planning MetLife, UFT, DC37, PBA, Delta, Blue Cross, plines to participate in our programs – and help us, and students and infection control. Aetna, CIGNA, Unicare, Guardian, Healthplex, and cosmetics, especially hair ruined, air conditioners. • Resumes & Cover Letters Mgmt. Bfts. Fund, United Concordia, HIP. like Hogan reach new heights.” spray and nail polish. To apply, you must call (800) As a result, he said, “the Phillip Hogans of the world go out Other irritating household 621-3362. 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By John B. Manbeck for The Brooklyn Papers Brooklyn College has a new library. Well, not really. But it’s a super improvement on the old, 1959 design that served for half a century as a book reposi- tory and study hall. Actually, the frame is still there with a few embellishments under the new Georgian design. All for $72 million. The old library has been joined to La Guardia Hall, cementing the classic quadrangle concept. A dazzling interior has been created in consultation with the library staff under Barbra Higginbotham, chief librarian. As a result, the latest in library accoutrements has been installed, from online cataloguing to a media center to handicapped accessible carrels. Some finishing touches are PARENT needed to complete the auditorium but as of this semester, the library is functional. Brooklyn College President Christoph Brooklyn’s Only Drop-Off Daycare Kimmich hosted a ribbon-cutting party Grandma At the ribbon cutting for Brooklyn College’s new library (left to right): Alan Dobrin, Oct. 17 inviting City University of New Do You Have Emergencies, York administrators down to the 2900 CUNY senior vice chancellor and chief operating officer; Dormitory Authority Eex- Bedford Ave. campus in Midwood, as well ecutive Director Maryanne Gridley; Brooklyn College President Christoph M. Kim- Errands, Shopping? mich; Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz; and Alexander Howe of the as civic leaders, and both Borough Presi- architecture firm Shepley, Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott. sometimes H NEYDEW DROP dent Marty Markowitz and former Bor- ough President Howard Golden. It’s a long DAYCARE & DROP-OFF SERVICE cry from the early days of the institution, Brooklyn at Brooklyn College opened grams at Whitman Hall for the Brooklyn when Brooklyn College was labeled com- across the hall. Finally, it just sat there for Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn 1 10 mos - 3 /2 yrs • Flexible Schedule munist and derisively known as “The Lit- occasional special events. The 1990s College series. Several politicians have left tle Red School House.” emerged and open enrollment disappeared their papers to the college, did one of its fa- knows best Full Day • Half Day • 3 Hour Drop-off Brooklyn’s first four-year college start- so renovations to the library began to look vored alumni, comedian Sam Levenson. ed Downtown in 1930 as a Brooklyn more feasible. The new plans for the Cucchiara hopes to enlarge the archives Q: “I don’t understand th branch of City and Hunter colleges. But a 275,000-square-foot library reasserted its to contain all Brooklyn history, with sig- why any advice I try to give Parent-to-Parent 277 14 St. (718) 788-9633 search for a more permanent campus led key position on the campus and in the nificant research material. He has pub- th th about our 4-year-old grand- By Betsy Flagler (bet. 5 & 6 Aves.) MON THRU FRI: 8AM-6PM the university officials to Midwood. CUNY system. Not only would it be the lished a history of CUNY titled “From the son is taken as criticism. PARK SLOPE Back when southern Brooklyn boasted university’s largest library, but also it sym- Free Academy to CUNY” (Fordham Uni- Whatever I say puts my son CALL AND SCHEDULE A FREE PLAYGROUP hunting and yachting clubs, a golf course bolized the new gateway to learning for versity Press, 2000) with co-authors San- and his wife on the defen- had occupied a section near the Long Is- the students and faculty. dra Roff and Barbara Dunlap. sive.” — Dallas grandma land Rail Road cut that ran between East Fortunately, the Special Collection of Now, in the library, the past meets the A: It’s only natural for par- New York, Bay Ridge and Manhattan the library is the official archive of the col- present and the future. When all the work- ents to get defensive when Beach. The closest station was at Flatbush lege and contains records of these transi- men have left and the landscapers have grandparents offer unsolicited Avenue near Avenue I. tions. It had been lost on the top floor of beautified the grounds, the heart of Brook- child-rearing advice. But then the Manhattan Beach Hotel the old library; now it occupies a place of lyn College’s campus will again occupy “We take the constant ad- Watch Our was demolished and, by 1925, the LIRR importance on the bright, new main floor. its foremost symbolic building and revital- vice from my husband’s moth- used the cut for freight only. A housing In the Special Collection, supervised by ize higher education in our borough. er as her not trusting us to do boom transformed the area from barren lots Prof. Anthony Cucchiara and assisted by Brooklyn Papers columnist John Man- what is right,” one Texas to comfortable middle-class private homes. Mary Ann LaBato, the history of Brooklyn beck is the former Brooklyn borough his- Children Learn The golf course closed and for several College has been preserved: stories of fa- torian. He was recently appointed to the mother says. After a recent Parent to Par- years in the 1930s, Ringling Brothers Bar- mous faculty members such as Rudolph state Local Historians Advisory Council ent column suggested that num & Bailey circus pitched its tents on Bing and Allan Ginsburg; histories of presi- by Education Commissioner Richard grandparents try to enjoy their the abandoned land. Then, in 1936, dents and national visitors; speeches of dis- Mills and Deputy Commissioner of Cul- OPEN HOUSE DATES Brooklyn College moved there with Presi- tinguished commencement speakers; pro- tural Education Carole Huxley. grandkids and wait until Friday Nov 8 9am-10am they’re asked for advice, some “Sometimes when you see dent Franklin Roosevelt laying the cornerstone for a classic readers stressed that — as al- it in writing, you don’t feel Tuesday Nov 19 9am-10am campus setting. 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SHOPPING PAGE GO 2 A little ‘Frida’ in Park Slope

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The Brooklyn Papers’ essential guide to the Borough of Kings (718) 834-9350 • November 4, 2002 Happy trails The Prospect Park Alliance celebrated the grand opening of the Lullwater Nature Trail at the park’s Boathouse at the Audubon Center on Tuesday with Keyspan CEO Robert Catell and children from the Maple Street School of Prospect- Lefferts Gardens and PS 230. Keyspan sponsored the trail’s creation. The trail — just under a mile — features a new 100-foot- long arbor (pictured above with children from the Maple Street School), hand-built to the exact specifications of an Adirondack-style arbor originally built in the area in 1869 by High steaks Prospect Park designer Calvert Vaux. The arbor features benches for scenic viewing and the trail has interpretive signs to help visitors along a self-guided tour. There is also available printed material and audio guides with portable disc Sbarro’s mogul and his partner players. Over the next two years, the Lullwater Trail will be joined by Peninsula, Midwood and Ravine trails that will form a 2.5- — buddies from Bay Ridge mile system. and Bensonhurst — return to Brooklyn with new venture THEATER By Tina Barry for The Brooklyn Papers Media blitz wo Brooklyn boys, Anthony “Tony” Scotto and Mario Sbarro (yes, that ‘Klondike and Snow’ is a witty TSbarro, of the 950-restaurants-and- growing pizza chain) will open the bor- take on daytime TV at five myles ough’s first Boulder Creek Steakhouse in early November. By Paulanne Simmons The men met 15 years ago through a for The Brooklyn Papers mutual friend and in 1995 formed Boulder Creek Ventures based in Melville, NY. Yet ontel, Sally, Ricki, Jerry — beware! . both Scotto and Sbarro immigrated to the “Klondike and Snow,” developed by the group Bill United States from Naples, Italy, as M Hussy Stephenson, and now on stage at five myles, teenagers and settled with their families in takes a long, hard look at the peculiar phenomenon of daytime Brooklyn. Scotto’s family settled in Bay television interview and talk shows. The result is a play that, Ridge and Sbarro in neighboring Benson- director Stephanie Mnookin says, hurst. “walks the line between disturb- Their company now owns five Boulder ing and funny.” Whichever way Creek Steakhouses on Long Island, one in you look at it, the show is defi- Queens and two in northern New Jersey. nitely ready for prime time. By 2003, the company plans to expand “Klondike and Snow” was into Yonkers, Staten Island, and add up to created through improvisation by four locations in New Jersey. five talented performers — During a recent conversation, Scotto Patrick Ferrell, Larry Grimm, and Sbarro told GO Brooklyn their rendi- Eliot Laurence, Katherine tions of the evolution of the Boulder Scotto, who developed the concept for Wessling and Mnookin. Inspired Creek Steakhouses and their own rise in the steakhouses, commented, “I wanted a by the story of two abandoned the restaurant world. change from the usual clubby men’s polar bears (Klondike and Snow) “Well, we started on Long Island be- steakhouses where women and children who achieved fame in Denver cause we were able to find the space we don’t always feel welcome.” (Scotto, un- before they finally found a home needed for the restaurants,” Scotto said der a separate company, Scotto Brothers All in the family: Tony Scotto (above in Sea World, the group went on matter-of-factly. Enterprises, owns three upscale steak- left) and Mario Sbarro’s roots in Brook- to explore similar situations Each restaurant seats 210 to 260 diners houses — Burton & Doyle’s on Long Is- lyn are still evident. Sbarro’s mother where people might gain fame and needs approximately 7,000 square land, and two Rothman’s steakhouses, one Carmela (above) still works at the orig- and notoriety through media ap- feet of floor space on Long Island and inal Sbarro deli in Bensonhurst and 15 minute man: Eliot pearances. in addition to 150 one in Manhattan Scotto’s cousin Theresa Marino, with Laurence in “Klondike There’s the cross-country bik- parking units. Be- DINING — that would fall her husband Joseph (at right), runs and Snow.” er (Eliot) who serves as a leitmo- sides the large- Boulder Creek Steakhouse at 355 under the “clubby Romano’s restaurant in Bay Ridge. tif throughout the show. He en- scale format, the Gateway Center Drive at Erskine Street in men’s steakhouse” Now a steakhouse will be added to dorses “Goo,” a nutritional supplement. He never turned to men have made the Gateway Plaza Mall in Spring Creek is category.) Jesus in those “dark and difficult days” when he didn’t get scheduled to open Nov. 4. The restaurant the mix. The Brooklyn Papers / Greg Mango their steakhouses will accept all major credit cards. For further The restaurants’ along with his mother (who now travels with him as he makes known by expand- information, call (718) 277-0222. Entree Colorado lodge the TV circuit) and he employs a battery of workers to man- ing the chain within range: $12.95-$20.50. theme provides “a “There’s something for everyone,” age his mail and maintain his Web site. small geographic very warm and col- Scotto says of the steakhouse’s reasonably Shelley is a fat girl who is really a “slender princess” under areas. orful” family at- priced menu. That includes a selection of her hefty exterior (played by the definitely not overweight “If you build five or six restaurants in mosphere. The exterior of each restaurant USDA, grain-fed, aged steaks that are Mnookin). one area, you can advertise properly, features stone siding, and the interior priced from $12.95 for the Kit Carson Sir- “People think I’m a slob, or I’m dirty, or I don’t care about watch them, nurture them and build public decor is ski lodge friendly with a four- loin, a 10-ounce, center-cut top sirloin steak, myself,” she wails. awareness,” Scotto explained. “We finally sided fireplace warming the room; com- to $20.50 for the Mountaineer, a 20-ounce Ferrell plays a man who is so hyper-allergic that he must live found the space we needed with the right fortable wooden booths and tables to ac- porterhouse. Many of the items associated “We developed a large following for in a protective body suit. He responds to the interviewer’s per- visibility in Brooklyn,” he says of their commodate family groups; wood-paneled with a mid-priced steakhouse are offered: our delicacies and my mother’s catering. sistent questions with a detailed account of his malady, hard- first Brooklyn location at exit 15 off the walls adorned with vintage ski gear; and the Boulder blossom, a breaded, deep-fried The business just kept growing,” Sbarro pressed to admit that eventually he might die because of it. Belt Parkway near Starrett City. murals of snowcapped mountains. onion; cheese fries; a Caesar salad or the said. At 81, Sbarro’s mother Carmela And Mnookin and Wessling, sporting platinum wigs, por- Grande chicken Caesar; chicken tenders Sbarro still works behind the counter. Just tray conjoined twins who have been separated but are still and several pasta selections. back from Milan, where he oversaw the haunted by the sordid details of their past, which they insist on For red meat-phobics, Scotto has added opening of Italy’s first Sbarro pizzeria and pursuing. several fish choices: a shrimp scampi over restaurant, he commented, “They love our Set designer Valerie Green has effortlessly recreated the fettuccini; the Blue Lake catch of the day, pizza. We have a great product, and we’ll mood and the illusion of a TV studio, with colored lights hung a grilled fresh fish filet; and Up The Creek do well there.” from the ceiling, tape on the floor and a few stools and salmon, a grilled filet with a garlic crust. But why expand into steakhouses, wheeled chairs. A glass screen, transported about the stage to How did two local boys make it big in when the pizza-plus formula has been so occasionally frame the actors, abruptly turns the theater audi- the restaurant business? Both men agree successful? ence into a television studio audience. that a strong work ethic runs second to “We’ve been in the quick-service, casu- Daniel Antonio Srebnick’s original music comes in at all the passion. al-dining arena for a long time,” Sbarro right moments and is in admirable harmony with the tone of “I loved working in my uncle’s restau- said. “With our knowledge of the market, the interviews. rant, Romano’s — it’s still in Bay Ridge, and the broad spectrum of consumers — Although “Klondike and Snow” was workshopped at the On- still very good,” says Scotto, who at 18 families to seniors — who enjoy a good tological Downstairs Series and at New Actor’s Workshop, and began as a dish washer, then worked his steak, I knew it was the right venture.” much of the text was derived from improvisation, additional way up through the restaurant ranks. “I How does it feel to be back in Brooklyn? sources are “Klondike and Snow,” a documentary video, a Na- loved it then and I still love what I do. I Both men laughed. tional Geographic polar bear video and the Montel Williams have a passion for the restaurant busi- “Well, we never really left. My moth- show (where the polar bear story was extensively aired). But it is ness.” er’s still in our first store,” Sbarro said. the genius of this production that brings all these sources to life. In 1959, Sbarro’s family opened the Scotto added, “We think our Boulder Grimm, who does most of the interviewing, is particularly first Sbarro’s on 65th Street and 17th Av- Creek restaurant will be a great addition to adept at capturing all the ticks and mannerisms of TV talk- enue in Bensonhurst. He describes the Brooklyn. Opening this restaurant is a show hosts. But the interviewees are also excellent as they re- The start of something big: The original Sbarro’s deli, on 65th Street and 17th store as an “Italian deli” offering house- tremendous feeling. This restaurant feels veal their innermost secrets and bare their battered souls. Avenue in Bensonhurst. The Brooklyn Papers / Greg Mango made sausages and mozzarella. very special to me.” See KLONDIKE on page GO 2

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Upcoming Performances Art imitates a life Timed for the release of the Salma underwent more than 30 subsequent op- Brooklyn Center debut! Hayak bio-pic “Frida,” about the inspira- erations, and spent the rest of her life in 2OO2 Barbara Cook tional Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, the pain. She died at age 47. SEASON Latin American folk art shop Patrias During her career, which began in SAT • NOV 2, 2002 • 8PM [167 Fifth Ave., (718) 857-9091] in Park 1927, Kahlo painted mostly self-por- 2OO3 sponsored by Slope is celebrating her legacy with an traits and still lifes. At 21, she fell in Tickets: $45 exhibit of Kahlo-inspired folk art, jewel- love with the Mexican muralist Diego ry, home furnishings, books and Rivera, 20 years her senior, paper products. Also included and the two shared a pas- Laff-it-Off meets Maljo Kaiso in the exhibit is a series of sion for art and politics. with special guests Bello and Blacka rare photographs of Kahlo They were married in SAT • NOV 9, 2002 • 8PM taken by her long- 1929 and endured a sponsored by time friend and stormy but passion- Tickets: $35 lover, photographer ate relationship. Nickolas Muray. The two traveled “Frida Kahlo is to the United NYC premiere! Brooklyn Center debut! inspiration to mil- States and France Julio Bocca lions of people who often, and the and Ballet Argentino appreciate not only renowned Rivera, SUN • NOV 10, 2002 • 2PM the exquisite beauty of whom she divorced her artwork, but how and later remarried, in- sponsored by she was able to turn the troduced Kahlo to many Tickets: $30 tragedies of her life luminaries from the worlds into creative expres- of art and politics. Her ca- Rodgers and Hammerstein’s sion,” said Patrias reer peeked in the 1940s, al- State Fair owner Paulina Perez though her popularity soared Bemporad. “For folk posthumously in the 1980s SUN • NOV 17, 2002 • 2PM artists throughout Mexi- with the publication of sever- sponsored by co and the United States, Frida has be- al Kahlo biographies.

AT BROOKLYN COLLEGE Tickets: $40 come a revered icon that represents The Muray photographs were taken women’s anguish and strength.” in the winter of 1938-’39 when the two Born in 1907 to a Hungarian-Jewish were reportedly at the height of a 10- NYC premiere! father and a mother of Spanish and Mex- year love affair. The two remained Le Ballet National du Senegal ican Indian descent, Kahlo survived po- friends until her death in 1954. Kuuyamba lio, and at 15, entered the premedical pro- Bemporad is shown at right with a SAT • NOV 23, 2002 • 8PM gram at the National Preparatory School number of Patrias’ Kahlo-flavored of- sponsored by in Mexico City. But three years later she ferings, including the bamboo curtain Tickets: $35 was seriously injured in a bus accident behind her. A hand-painted tin retablo that left her in bed for over a year recov- (inset) is also part of the collection. ering from fractures of her back, collar- For more information on the exhib- bone and ribs, as well as a shattered it, call the shop or visit their Web site pelvis and shoulder and foot injuries. She at www.patrias.com. — Neil Sloane The Brooklyn Papers / Greg Mango Call 718.951.4500 Tuesday - Saturday 1-6pm Group Sales 718.951.4600 x27 KLONDIKE... THEATER for complete season • brooklyncenter.com “Klondike and Snow” plays Thurs-

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Theme- three consecutive weeks: Oct. 31-Nov. 3, Nov. 7-10 Tours and Tastings lyn Academy of Music’s giant members to see its selection of park-quality attraction. $2, $1 and Nov. 14-17. Admission is free. Proceeds from the gingerbread facade runs from 4 maternity wear, toys, strollers, children 12 and under. 5 to 8 sale will benefit CAMBA programs, which serve the Noon to 5:00 PM pm to 7 pm with costumed gifts and more for baby and pm. 185 Jay St. (718) 260-5588. Independence Community mommy. 4 to 9 pm. 396 NEXT WAVE: Brooklyn Academy Flatbush and Park Slope communities and include Bank staffers giving out treat Atlantic Ave. (718) 855-6400. of Music presents Georg refugee services, homeless shelters, health services, bags. There will also be jug- MONSTER MASH: Brooklyn Buchner’s “Woyzeck” (1937). family literacy classes and job placement. 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AUTHORS SERIES: The Montauk SAT, NOV 2 Whales and Halloween Tales.” BAMCINEMATEK: Halloween DEAD PEOPLE: Center for Thana- Or call 718-486 7422. Ask for the company store. event: “Cinema Slam.” Visit Club presents Kevin Bartelme Holiday celebration features tology Research and Circa Antiques reading from his comic novel OUTDOORS AND TOURS ghostly white whales and eerie www.bam.org for details. $9, concludes their month-long $6 students. 7 to 11:30 pm. 30 “O’Rourke.” 7 pm. 25 Eighth ROWING RACE: Red Hook Take the L train to Bedford Ave.(North 7th St.). Four blocks to 79 North 11 St., between Berry and Wythe. eels. Come in costume. Treats exhibit of gravestone rubbings Ave. (718) 638-0800. Free. provided. $22, $20 members. 2 Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4111. of famous people. Through Rowers host its first Erie Invita- to 3:30 pm. West Eighth Street BARGEMUSIC: presents an all- BARGEMUSIC: presents an all- tional. 10 am to 2 pm. Beard midnight. 377 and 391 Atlantic Mozart chamber music pro- and Surf Avenue. (718) 265-FISH. Mozart chamber music pro- Ave. (718) 596-1866. Free. Street Pier, end of Van Brunt gram. $35. 7:30 pm. Fulton Street. (917) 892- 4447. Free. Ferry Landing. (718) 624-2083. BEDFORD-STUYVESANT TOUR: CARD PARTY: hosted by FRI, NOV 1 Brooklyn Center for the Urban FINE CRAFTS: Pottery & Stemware • Stained Glass American Legion Auxiliary, Bay Environment takes a tour of his- Ridge Unit 157. $3. 8 pm. 345 Silks & Wearables • Jewelry • Wood • Paper LUNCHEON: Othmer Cancer toric neighborhood. Visit artist Center of Long Island College 78th St. (718) 680-8003. studios and Museum of Con- Owned and operated by local artisans since 1994 For the Hospital annual breast health TWO BOOTS: presents rockabilly temporary African Diasporian awareness luncheon. Call for music with The Buzzards. No Arts. $8, $6 members. 11 am to ticket information. Noon. New cover. 10 pm. 514 Second St. 1 pm. Meet at Utica Avenue Future Heirlooms holidays SHOPPING! York Marriott Brooklyn, 333 (718) 499-3253. station of A train. (718) 788-8500. Adams St. (718) 780-4810. DINNER THEATER: “The Last WALKING TOUR: New York Like a Handcrafted BAMCINEMATEK: presents Supper.” 7 pm. See Sat. Native takes a walk in four by Local Artists “From Hanoi to Hollywood” FIVE MYLES: presents “Klondike neighborhoods in the heart of Films by Samuel Fuller.” Today: and Snow.” 7 pm. See Sat. Brooklyn. $35 includes lunch. “China Gate” (1957). $9. 2, NEXT WAVE: “Woyzeck.” 7:30 pm. 11 am to 3:30 pm. Call for 4:30, 6:50 and 9:10 pm. 30 See Sat. Also, Brooklyn Academy meeting location and reserva- Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4111. of Music and Brooklyn Philharmonic tions. (718) 393-7537. RECEPTION: Fish Tank Gallery present “La Pasion Segun San ‘BURIED TREASURE’: Jeff presents new paintings by Caro- Marcos.” 6:30 pm. See Sat. Richman, author of “Brooklyn’s lina Silva. 6 to 9 pm. 93 North GALLERY PLAYERS: “Deathtrap.” Green-Wood Cemetery: New Sixth St. (718) 387-4320. Free. 8 pm. See Sat. York’s Buried Treasure,” leads a RECEPTION: Space Station, an HEIGHTS PLAYERS: presents “Pic- tour for the cemetery’s Historic alternative contemporary arts nic.” 8 pm. See Sat. Fund. $10. 12:30 pm. Meet at space, presents exhibit 25th Street and Fifth Avenue. BROOKLYN FAMILY THEATER: (631) 549-4891. “Futures.” 7 to 10 pm. 1657A presents “Pirates of Penzance.” Eighth Ave. at Prospect 8 pm. See Sat. GREEN-WOOD TOUR: Big Onion Avenue. (718) 768-0870. Free. Tours offers an introduction to AUTHOR TALKS: Author Donna the history, architecture and DANCE: Mamadou Dahoue and Hill reads from her controversial the Ancestral Messengers per- people of this Brooklyn ceme- new book “An Ordinary tery. $12, $10 students and 221a Court Street (corner of Warren St.) form. $15, $10 seniors and stu- Woman,” from 4 to 7 pm. seniors. 1 pm. Meet at Fifth AARON’S dents. 7 pm. Medgar Evers Nubian Heritage Books, 560 • OPEN: Tues-Sat 11-7; Sun 11-6 • (718) 330-0343 Take an Additional BONUS! Avenue and 25th Street. (212) College, 1650 Bedford Ave. Fulton St. (718) 797-4400. Free. 439-1090. BRING IN THIS AD & receive an PERFORMANCES DINNER THEATER: Bread and EXTRA 25% OFF Wine Productions presents “The Last Supper,” dinner the- 50% Off this already discounted ater for 12 people in the play- the lowest ticketed price on all Spring & Summer apparel!* wright’s kitchen. Suggested offering for dinner and show is Spring & Summer merchandise FUN, FUNKY $25 to $40 per person. 7 pm. * Valid through Monday, Nov. 11, 2002. Cannot be combined with any other promotion, offer or discount. Limit 1 per customer. Reservations necessary. 410 16th St. (718) 499-7758. FIVE MYLES: presents “Klondike and Snow,” a TV interview Shop for Fall savings too – FELINE fable. $15. 7 pm. 558 St. Johns Place. (212) 615-6738. 4 the Whole Family BARGEMUSIC: presents an all- Schubert chamber music program. $35. 7:30 pm. Fulton Now CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES FOR Ferry Landing. (718) 624-2083. babies, children, teens and women NEXT WAVE: Brooklyn Academy OFF (regular & plus sizes) of Music presents Georg up to suggested retail price Buchner’s “Woyzeck” (1937). on selected styles Musical is a fable based on a Made 4 Me true story. $80, $55, $30. 7:30 50% pm. Harvey Theater, 651 Fulton 315 Court St. (Sackett & Degraw) St. (718) 636-4111. Also, Tues-Fri: 11-6:30pm; Sat: 11-5:30pm Brooklyn Academy of Music 627 5th Ave. (at 17th St.) • Park Slope and Brooklyn Philharmonic www.aarons.com • Free Parking • (718) 768-5400 (718) 596-7362 present “La Pasion Segun San Marcos.” Dawn Upshaw per- OPEN: Mon-Sat 9:30-6:00pm, Thur 9:30-9:00pm forms. In Spanish with English AARON’S libretto. $55, $35, $20. 6:30 November 4, 2002 THE BROOKLYN PAPERS WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM 3 Murder,

Lounge • Sushi he wrote Asian Cuisine Gallery Players stage Levin’s Grand Opening! witty, suspenseful ‘Deathtrap’ Fantastic downstairs OPEN lounge available Sun-Thurs: 12noon-11pm By Paulanne Simmons wisely emphasized the importance of for private parties. Fri-Sat: 12noon-midnight for The Brooklyn Papers the script by incorporating the enlarged type of the script into the set- 8716 3rd Avenue oes owning a weapon or writing ting — a comfortable and attractive (718) 238-8250 • about murder provide an open- study, complete with a grandfather Free Valet Parking: Thursday - Saturday Ding for actually committing one? clock, glass double doors, an expen- Sidney Bruhl, the charming and iron- sive-looking rug, and an impressive ic playwright in Ira Levin’s “Death- collection of pistols, swords, hand- trap,” the Gallery Players’ second cuffs, maces, battleaxes and other ac- presentation this season, believes this coutrements of murder. may be a distinct possibility. But only Many of these collectibles Bruhl Levin, director Heather Siobahn Cur- has acquired from productions of his ran and the cast know the answer. The past thrillers. Others are gifts from audience is kept guessing. friends. And some he has found by Indeed, Bruhl, a has-been play- “prowl[ing] the antique shops.” PIZZERIA & LUNCHEONETTE wright, finds himself in a position In fact, the room itself is the perfect Pick your victim: Shameless playwright Sidney Bruhl where murder deathtrap, but for (John Blaylock, above left) is ready for a killer week- Celebrating might be the per- whom? “Death- end in the country with his wife Myra (Patricia Lavin, fect solution to his THEATER trap” keeps the above) and his former student Clifford Anderson 34 Years! extended dry audience perpet- “Deathtrap” plays Thursday, Fri- (Daniel Roach, at right). Mary Ruth Goodley spell: after 18 hit- day and Saturday at 8 pm, and Sun- ually on edge. less years, a for- day at 3 pm, through Nov. 10. Tickets And the suspense mer student pres- are $15, children under 12 and seniors is only softened can author. The play was nominated performances of $12. The Gallery Players’ theater is lo- ents him with a cated at 199 14th St. in Park Slope. by the outra- for four Tony awards. The 1982 film Blaylock and Mac- play — “Death- Call (718) 595-0547 for ticket and per- geous humor that of the same name starred Michael Dougall. trap” — that’s a formance information. somehow never Caine as Sidney Bruhl and Christo- “Deathtrap” is sure-fire hit. conflicts with the pher Reeve as Clifford Anderson. Blaylock’s fourth “The play will deadly plot. It’s easy to see what attracted audi- play with Gallery. earn $2 million, not including ‘Death- Is Bruhl really capable of murder? ences to “Deathtrap.” The play is in- He has previously trap’ T-shirts,” Bruhl (John Blaylock) Why is his wife so nervous? Who is geniously constructed and seamlessly been seen as Milo tells his anxious wife, Myra (Patricia the young playwright, and is he really blends suspense and humor, so the au- Tindle in “Sleuth,” Lavin). as innocent and naive as he seems? dience spends half the time laughing Geoffrey Duncan Despite his wife’s timid protests, What has Blaylock’s lawyer, Porter and the other half gasping. In fact, in “The Sisters • CARROLL GARDENS Bruhl lures the unsuspecting young Milgrim (David Crommett), ob- Bruhl himself gives an apt description Rosensweig,” and 531 Henry Street playwright, Clifford Anderson (Daniel served? What does the clairvoyant of the play when he is summing up Edward Sheridan (718) 834-0863 • FREE DELIVERY Roach) to his home in Westport, Helga Ten Dorp (Sheila MacDougall) the manuscript Anderson has sent in “Someone Who’ll Conn., unleashing a series of dramatic actually know, and is she going to him: “A thriller in two acts, one set. Watch Over Me.” (Movie-goers can so that it’s hard to understand why he OPEN 7 DAYS: Mon-Sat: 11am-10pm; Sun: 12noon-10pm twists, reversals and surprises that in- solve the mystery, or is she merely Five characters. A juicy murder in Act also catch him in Ron Howard’s “A stays married to his stiff and humor- form this clever comic thriller. comic relief (although, admittedly, the One, unexpected developments in Act Beautiful Mind,” and soap opera fans less wife. (If only Lavin had been a Certainly, Levin has written a most best comic relief this reviewer has Two. Sound construction, good dia- may recall him as the notorious bit more hysterical, the play might literate script. There are many refer- seen in a long time)? logue, laughs in the right places. Patrick Hudson on ABC’s “All My have been perfect!) ences to other thrillers, and the play “Deathtrap” opened on Broadway Highly commercial.” Children.) MacDougall is absolutely divine, the audience is seeing closely paral- Feb. 26, 1978 at the Music Box The- “Deathtrap” is not only a classic In “Deathtrap,” Blaylock doesn’t with her Swedish accent and hand- Join Us lels the one being written on stage. It’s atre and later moved to the Biltmore thriller but a wonderful parody of the display a devastating British accent, clasping, breast-pounding theatrics. Halloween not difficult to conclude that Bruhl for a run of 1,809 performances, classic thriller. as he did in “Sleuth,” but he does, Her over-the-top performance is just Night bears a close resemblance to Levin, a which made it, at the time, the longest In addition to an excellent script once again, create an engaging char- the right balance to Blaylock’s under- master of the genre. running play on Broadway and the and a supportive set, this production acter of dubious motives. Blaylock is stated and controlled presentation. Thurs. Oct. 31 Set designer Mark T. Simpson has longest running thriller by an Ameri- owes much of its success to the stellar detached, debonair and sexy. So much What a fine revival! 8-11pm For Fun, Laughs, and a Killer pm. Opera House, 30 Lafayette Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4111. tions. $8. 4 pm. Regina Hall, Dinner as we UN OV Ave. (718) 636-4111. TWO BOOTS: presents blues with S , N 3 65th Street and 12th Avenue. present PAPER MOON PLAYERS: pres- Robert Ross. No cover. 10 pm. (718) 232-3555. ents Henry James’ classic peri- 514 Second St. (718) 499-3253. LIST YOUR EVENT… NYC Marathon HEIGHTS PLAYERS: presents Murder od drama “The Heiress.” $9. 8 To list your event in Where to GO, please give us as much notice as “Picnic.” 2 pm. See Sat. pm. Emmanuel Episcopal CHILDREN OUTDOORS AND TOURS possible. Send your listing by mail: GO Brooklyn, The Brooklyn Papers, PAPER MOON PLAYERS: “The Church, 2635 East 23rd St. NY AQUARIUM: “Creep in Deep.” WILLIAMSBURG TOUR: Brooklyn Heiress.” 3:30 pm. See Sat. Mystery 26 Court St., Ste. 506, Brooklyn, NY 11242; or by fax: (718) 834-9278. Center for the Urban Environ- (718) 645-2276. Kids are invited to take an BARGEMUSIC: an all-Schubert ment takes a tour of this historic HEIGHTS PLAYERS: presents imaginary tour of the sea and Listings are free and printed on a space available basis. We regret we program. 4 pm. See Sat. $60 “Picnic.” $10, $8 seniors and meet the creatures that dwell cannot take listings over the phone. neighborhood. Learn about con- there. Appropriate for ages 5 vergence of Dominican, Polish, NEXT WAVE: “Woyzeck.” 3 pm. Tickets on children. 8 pm. 26 Willow See Sat. Place. (718) 237-2752. to 8. $22 for child or adult, $20 Hassidic and young, hip urban Sale Now! GALLERY PLAYERS: Ira Levin’s members. 10 to 11:30 am. artist cultures. $8, $6 members. BROOKLYN FAMILY THEATER: “Deathtrap.” $15, $12 seniors West Eighth Street and Surf pm. Art talk “Landscape offers a lecture on the signifi- 11 am to 1 pm. Meet at J/M presents “Pirates of Penzance.” and children under 12. 8 pm. Avenue. (718) 265-FISH. Painters” at 2 pm. 499 Van cance of the nude in Victorian Marcy Avenue station. (718) 5 pm. See Sat. 199 14th St. (718) 595-0547. PUPPETWORKS: Fall presentation Brunt St. (718) 596-2507. Free. art. Dr. Barbara Dayer Gallati, 788-8500. GALLERY PLAYERS: “Deathtrap.” BROOKLYN FAMILY THEATER: of “The Sleeping Beauty.” $6, BAMCINEMATEK: presents curator of American art at the PARK SLOPE WALK: 92nd Street 8 pm. See Sat. presents “Pirates of Penzance.” $7 adults. 12:30 and 2:30 pm. “From Hanoi to Hollywood — museum, leads tour and lecture. Y of Manhattan takes a tour WRITERS READ: Barbes, a new 112 Court Street (corner of State and Court) $12. 4 and 8 pm. Church of 338 Sixth Ave. (718) 965-3391. Films by Oliver Stone.” Today: $20. 3 pm. Call for reservations. around Park Slope with archi- bar and performance space Gethsemane, 1012 Eighth Ave. INDIAN LORE: Salt Marsh Nature “Platoon” (1986). $9. 2, 4:30 (212) 886-3742. 200 Eastern tectural historian Matthew presents poet Kimiko Hahn and BROOKLYN HEIGHTS • www.grappacafe.com (718) 670-7205. Center hosts a talk about life and 7:30 pm. Q & A with Oliver Parkway. (718) 638-5000. Postal. Tour includes the Litch- her husband, true crime writer CELEBRITY SERIES: Brooklyn and legends of Lenape Indians. Stone after 7:30 pm screening. RECEPTION: Superfine Gallery field Villa. $22. 11 am to 1 pm. Harold Schecter. 376 Ninth St. open 7 days • • (718) 237-4024 Center for the Performing Arts 3 pm. 3302 Ave. U. (718) 421- 30 Lafayette Ave. (718) 636- 4111. presents painter Nancy Drew’s Call for reservations and meet- at Sixth Avenue. (718) 965-9177 and Con Edison begin a new 2021. Free. MYSTERY SERIES: Brooklyn Public “Water Series.” 7 to 10 pm. 126 ing location. (212) 415-5500. or www.barbesbrooklyn.com. musical series. Legendary singer GALLERY TALK: Brooklyn Museum Library, Central branch, hosts a Front St. (718) 243-9005. Free. WALKING TOUR: New York Like a Reading series continues most Barbara Cook performs. $45. 8 of Art hosts “Young Voices” three-part series titled “Mysteries CHAMPAGNE AUCTION: Annual Native offers a tour of Williams- Sundays through May. Jazz con- pm. Walt Whitman Theater, series. High school and college from the Outer Boroughs.” event hosted by Church of St. burg. $15. 3 to 5:30 pm. Call cert usually follows readings. Ann and the Holy Trinity. $10 – Brooklyn College, one block from students lead informal discus- Mystery writers read from their for reservations and meeting CHILDREN ing at the junction of Flatbush and Nos- sions in museum’s galleries. $6, books and discuss how they includes glass of champagne. location. (718) 393-7537. ffer ood s! trand avenues. (718) 951-4500. $3 students. 4 pm. 200 Eastern create page-turning worlds. 6:30 pm. 157 Montague St. PUPPETWORKS: “The Sleeping O F rice PARLOR JAZZ: Parlor Entertain- Parkway. (718) 638-5000. Today: Shelley Reuben, Bill (718) 875-6960. PERFORMANCES Beauty.” 12:30 and 2:30 pm. P ment jazz series presents McCay, Keith Synder and Jaclyn AUCTION: Park Slope Jewish MUSIC: Kingsborough Orchestra See Sat. Rochelle Thompson and her OTHER Luker read. 2 pm. Grand Army Center hosts “Raise-the-Roof” concert dedicated to late trio, Jazzratti. $10 donation. 9 FLEA MARKET: at St. Thomas Plaza. (718) 230-2100. Free. auction. $20 includes one drink. Professor Ted McIrvine. OTHER High-End to 11:30 pm. 119 Vanderbilt Aquinas Church. 9 am to 5 pm. BROOKLYN MUSEUM OF ART: Live music, food, and more. Peformance will include premiere FLEA MARKET: at Roman Catholic $elf-$ervice Ave. (718) 855-1981. 1550 Hendrickson St. (718) hosts author and art historian 7:30 pm. Camp Friendship, 339 of his last work, “De Profundis Church of St. Finbar. 9 am to 3 COMEDY: Brooklyn Brew-Ha-Ha 253-4404. Nancy Heller. She discusses Eighth St. (718) 768-1453. Clamavi” as well as Beethoven’s pm. Bath Avenue and Bay 20th hosts a comedy night. $5. 9 RUMMAGE SALE: at Good exhibit “The Dinner Party” in RUMMAGE SALE: Baked goods, third piano concerto. 2:30 pm. Street. (718) 236-3312. pm. Boudoir Bar, 273 Smith St. Shepherd Church. 10 am to 3 connection with her book “Why household items, clothing, linens Kingsborough Community ADOPTIVE FAMILY PROGRAM: (718) 624-8878. pm. 7420 Fourth Ave. (718) 748- is a Painting Like a Pizza?” $6, and raffles at Union Center for College, 2001 Oriental Boule- Congregation Beth Elohim BAM CAFE: presents jazz with 7708. $3 members. 4 pm. Also, the Women’s sale. 10 am to 3 pm. vard. (718) 368-5596. Free. offers a talk, “Positive School Brad Shepik Trio. $10 food- ART: Seventh annual BWAC Small Metropolitan Chapter of the Good Shepherd Church, 7420 OPERA: Regina Opera Company Experiences.” $20 one parent, drink minimum. 9 pm. 30 Works art exhibit. Noon to 4 Victorian Society in America Fourth Ave. (718) 748-7708. performs international selec- Continued on next page...

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Free. its Alzheimer’s Assisted Living Live music, raffles and more. $25 two parents. 10:30 am to American Polish Hi-Hatters. $6 AUDITION: Heights Players hosts Center. Mets star Keith Shopping district stretches from noon. 274 Garfield Place. (212) includes refreshments. 2 pm. try-outs for its upcoming per- Hernandez and all-star pitcher Hicks Street to Fourth Avenue. 558-9949. Our Lady of Czenstochowa, formance “Sweet Bird of David Cone are honored Stores open until 9 pm. (718) HEALTH SCREENINGS: Heart 173 25th St. (718) 492- 9628. Youth.” 7 pm. 26 Willow Place. guests. Many 1986 world cham- 403- 9757. Smart screening program for AUTHOR SERIES: Brooklyn Public (718) 237-2752. pion Mets will attend. $100 per FIVE MYLES: “Klondike and blood pressure and electrocar- Library, Central branch, hosts GOD IN YOUR BEDROOM: Four- person. 7 pm. New York Hilton, Snow.” 7 pm. See Sat. AUCTION ITEMS MAKE GREAT diogram results. Cardiologists “Russian Authors 2002-2003.” week lecture series. Tonight: Manhattan. Call for reserva- auctioSaturday, November 2,n 2002 on hand to discuss risk for Today, author Arkady Vaksberg “Finding and Keeping Your tions. (718) 855-6789, ext. 138. BUYS ON HOLIDAY GIFTS! heart attack and stroke. Also, reads in Russian from his works, Soul Mate.” 8 pm. Open to all. FAMILY NIGHT: Midwood FRI, NOV 8 vacations 7:30p.m. to 11:00p.m. opportunity to discuss medica- which were banned by the Congregation B’nai Avraham, Development Corporation hosts • tions with a pharmacist and Russian government. 2 pm. 117 Remsen St. (718) 802-1827. a fitness class open to all ages YOUNG PERFORMERS: Boerum health club memberships diet with a nutritionist. 11 am Grand Army Plaza. (718) 230- Free. and abilities. 7 to 9 pm. Edward Hill Arts Center presents poetry • 2100. Free. New York Philharmonic tickets at Camp Friendship to 2 pm. New York Methodist MUSIC: Above the Right Bank R. Murrow High School, 1600 and music performance by the • Hospital, Carrington Pavilion, BAMCINEMATEK: presents “From presents Oma Yang, Roots of Avenue L. (718) 376-0999. Free. Brooklyn High School for the brand-new dishwasher 506 Sixth St. Call for appoint- Hanoi to Hollywood: Films by Orchis, Man Mates Machine MEETING: Concerned Citizens of Arts Performing Chorus. • 339 8th Street at Sixth Avenue Michael Cimino.” Today: “The Concert will benefit the chorus’ gift certificates to well-known NYC ment. (718) 780-5664. Free. and Love of Everything. $6. 8 Bensonhurst presents guest • F train to 9th street in Park Slope ADULT LECTURE: Congregation Deer Hunter” (1978). $9. 2, pm. 409 Kent Ave. (718) 388- speaker Matt Lanfear, from Great program. 7 pm. Tickets are $5. restaurants • kitchen supplies Beth Elohim offers a Sunday 5:20 and 8:50 pm. Q & A after 3929. Eastern Natural Gas. 7:30 pm. Buy at the door or call (718) morning bagel brunch and 7:30 pm screening. 30 St. Finbar’s Community Room, 488-8619, 855-8612, ext. 1080 0 off HALCYON CAFE: Record party or 855-9865 or email bhartscen- • Sony Discman • collectibles $2.0 learning program. Today’s Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4111. with open turntables. No cover. Bath Avenue and Bay 20th Admission: $20.00...... on Street. (718) 688-0097. Free. [email protected] for tickets. • gourmet dinners at private homes admissi topic: “France and England SUPPORT: Laryngectomy support 8:30 pm. 227 Smith St. (718) ...... is ad Through the Prism of 1500 group meets. 2 pm. St. 260-WAXY. DV FEST: First annual “Big Mini- music lessons • yoga classes includes one free drink. with th Years of Jewish Experience.” Athanasius Convent, 2201 62nd DV Festival” focuses on cultural, • BLACK SOLIDARITY: program technological and creative motorcycle ride • museum tours $5. 11 am. 274 Garfield Place. St. (718) 837-3058. Free. features panel discussion “Hip THURS, NOV 7 • (718) 768-3814. SUNDAYS AT SUNNY’S: Reading impact of mini-digital video. 4 Hop and Health” as part of GOWANUS METING: Gowanus to 10 pm. Spike Lee Screening • computer consulting Raffle-style and Live Auctions BOOK FAIR: at Brooklyn Heights series features several novelists. NYC College of Technology’s Synagogue. Noon to 4 pm. 131 $4. 2 pm. Sunny’s Bar, 253 Canal Community Development Room, Long Island University, tax preparation services daylong informational, educa- Corporation discusses the Fulton Street and DeKalb • Live Music by Jon Madof’s Rashanim Remsen St. (718) 522-2070. Conover St. (718) 625-8211. tional and cultural celebration. handmade sweaters • wines MICRO MUSEUM: presents “Odd canal’s revitalization project. Avenue. (718) 488-1052. Free. • “...klezmer standards with strong Middle Eastern and avant-jazz touches...” WORDSMITH SERIES: Halcyon 11 am to 6:30 pm. 300 Jay St. 6:30 pm. St. Mary Star of the lessons Cafe hosts fiction readings by Sundays,” a series featuring (718) 260-5205. Free. BAMCINEMATEK: “From Hanoi to • baking —THE VILLAGE VOICE interactive art work by William Sea church, 467 Court St. at Hollywood: Hal Ashby.” Today’s several authors. 1 pm. 227 Smith Luquer Street. (718) 858-0557. • woodworking services St. (718) 260-WAXY. Free. and Kathleen Laziza. Also, guid- film: “Coming Home” (1978). ed tours of museum. $10, $5 TUES, NOV 5 LECTURE: Pratt Institute, Architec- $9. 4:30, 7 and 9:30 pm. 30 Spanish conversation lessons Food ~ Drink ~ FUN! Everybody Welcome SOFT SKULL READING SERIES: ture school, presents a talk with Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4111. • presents Ethan Paquin and seniors and students. 3 to 6 pm. babysitting services MORE! 123 Smith St. (718) 797-3116. TAKE A HIKE: Salt Marsh Nature Gregg Pasquarelli of Shop BARGEMUSIC: a chamber music • • Theodore Pelton. 2 pm. 71 Architects. Noon. Higgins Hall INFORMATION: 718-768-1453 www.psjc.org Bond St. (718) 499-5872. Free. TORAH TROPE: Park Slope Center takes a hike in Marine program of Bruch, Haydn and Jewish Center offers trope les- Park. Wear warm clothes. 3 pm. North, room 302, corner of Brahms. $35. 7:30 pm. Fulton sons. Learn how to read from 3302 Ave. U. (718) 421-2021. Lafayette Avenue and St. James Ferry Landing. (718) 624-2083. the Torah. $75, $50 members. Free. Place. (718) 399-4304. Free. BROOKLYN AQUARIUM: Society 7:30 pm. Eighth Avenue and BAMCINEMATEK: presents CABARET CONCERT: St. Francis hosts a talk, “Dueling Discus: 14th Street. (718) 768-1453. “From Hanoi to Hollywood: College presents music from Wild vs. Domestic.” $5 for non- Emil de Antonio.” Today: “In theater and popular jazz. 1 pm. members. 7:30 pm. NY Aquarium, the Year of the Pig” (1969). $9. 180 Remsen St. (718) 489-5272. Surf Avenue and West Eighth MON, NOV 4 4:30, 6:50 and 9:10 pm. 30 Free. Street. (718) 837-4455. Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4111. ELDERCARE FORUM: Holy Family BAM TALK: Brooklyn Academy of STONE SCULPTURES LECTURE: Pratt Institute presents PARENT WORKSHOP: Ariadne’s Home offers a talk “Protecting Music presents “Art in the a talk with Dean Anthony Vidler, Children offers a talk “What Your Assets.” 1 pm. 1740 84th ‘80s.” Joseph Melillo moder- School of Architecture, Cooper Matters? Media and the St. (718) 232-3666. Free. ates a panel discussion with Union, on “The Ledoux Effect.” Formation of Children’s Beliefs.” HEALTH SCREENING: New York Philip Glass, Trisha Brown, Noon. Higgins Hall North, $10 includes light refreshments. Methodist Hospital offers an Roberta Smith and Rose Lee room 302, corner of Lafayette 6:30 to 7:45 pm. 91 Lafayette oral cancer screening. 4 to 7 Goldberg. $8. 7:30 pm. Hillman Avenue and St. James Place. pm. 506 Sixth St. (718) 780- FROM Ave. (718) 488-9001. Attic Studio, 30 Lafayette Ave. (718) 399-4304. Free. 5410. Free. (718) 636-4100. ZIMBABWE WOMEN’S HEALTH: Talk on FLU SHOTS: Visiting Nurse “Memory, Speech, Behavior BAMCINEMATEK: presents “From DINNER THEATER: “The Last Works by Henry Munyaradzi, Bernard Matemera, Nicholas Mukomberanwa, Service of NY invites residents, Symptoms of Peri- menopause Hanoi to Hollywood: Nick Supper.” 7 pm. See Sat. age 50 and older, to receive a and Menopause.” Dr. Claire MacDonald.” Film “The FIVE MYLES: presents “Klondike Tinei Mashaya, Colleen Madamombe and more at CAMBA’s Annual Fall shot. 1 to 4 pm. Brooklyn Warga is speaker. $15. 6:30 Liberal’s War” (1972). $9. 4:30, and Snow.” 7 pm. See Sat. Benefit Sale & Exhibition. Proceeds benefit CAMBA’s programs, which serve Chinese American Planning pm. Unitarian Church, 50 6:50 and 9:30 pm. 30 Lafayette HEIGHTS PLAYERS: “Picnic.” 8 Council, 5010 Eighth Ave. (718) Monroe Place. (917) 903-1720. Ave. (718) 636-4111. pm. See Sat. Brooklyn’s diverse communities. 438-9312. Free. AGING PARENT TALK: Heights EXHIBIT: Rotunda Gallery presents GALLERY PLAYERS: “Deathtrap.” FILM: St. Francis presents “East of and Hill Community Council “20/02,” work by artists who 8 pm. See Sat. Eden.” 3:15 pm. 180 Remsen offers “You and Your Aging have exhibited at the gallery HEALTH SCREENING: New York St. (718) 489-5272. Free. Parent” series. Today: “Home over its 20 year exhibition histo- Methodist Hospital back pain OCT 31-NOV 3 • NOV 7-10 ry. 6 to 8 pm. 33 Clinton St. BUSINESS COURSE: Brooklyn Care and Housing Options.” screening. 4 to 7 pm. 504 Public Library, Business branch, 6:30 to 8:30 pm. 160 Monta- (718) 875-4042. Eighth Ave. Appointments are hosts a talk “How Workers are gue St. (718) 596-8789. Free. BIRD CLUB: Photography presen- necessary. (718) 780-5607. Free. NOV 14-17 • 12 noon-7pm Classified.” 6 to 8 pm. 280 BRIC STUDIO: Jazz series tation of “Jewels,” a gallery of Cadman Plaza West. (718) 623- “Possible Fireworks” features birds, nature and landscapes by 7000. Free. violinist Billy Bang and his David Gardner. 7 pm. Prospect UPCOMING DISCUSSION SERIES: Brooklyn band. $10, $8 students. 7:30 Park Audubon Center. (718) Public Library, Central branch, pm. 57 Rockwell Place. (718) 875-1151. Free. SAT. NOV. 9: “Big Mini-DV Fest- CAMBA Gallery presents “Postwar Years, Cold 855-7882. BARNES AND NOBLE: presents ival” focuses on cultural, tech- War Fears: American Culture GALAPAGOS ART SPACE: pres- author Charlie Ahearn reading nological and creative impact of 19 Winthrop Street (nr. Flatbush Ave.) • Brooklyn, NY and Politics, 1946 to 1960.” ents the Milton String Quartet. from his book “Yes Yes Y’all.” 7 mini-digital video. Panel “Mini- Today’s video: “Harry Truman, $8. 8 pm. 70 N. Sixth St. (718) pm. 267 Seventh Ave. (718) DV: Video Revolution or Rest Part 1.” 6 to 8 pm. Grand Army 782-5188. 832-9066. Free. Stop on the Information Super Plaza. (718) 230-2100. Free. AWARD DINNER: Brooklyn Arts Highway?” presents film schol- 718.284.9064 • 718.287.2600 • www.shonasculptures.com COCKTAIL RECEPTION: Rotunda Exchange annual Arts and ars, critics and industry analysts. Gallery presents “20/02,” work WEDS, NOV 6 Artists Progress Awards. 7:30 Noon to 8 pm. Spike Lee Screen- by artists who have exhibited at pm. Call for ticket information. ing Room, Long Island University, the gallery over its 20-year his- MEETING: of Bay Ridge Council Mark Morris Dance Center, 3 Fulton Street and DeKalb tory. $125. 6 to 9 pm. 33 on Aging. 9:30 am. Shore Hill Lafayette Ave. (718) 832-0018. Avenue. (718) 488-1052. Free. Clinton St. (718) 875-4042. Housing, 9000 Shore Road. Classic, Elegant Italian Cuisine BAMCINEMATEK: presents (718) 921-5949. “From Hanoi to Hollywood: READING: Long Island University Still one of the best restaurants in Brooklyn! 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