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BY STEVEN GOODSTEIN BP’s capital budget funds landmark AND PATRICK ROCCHIO A pair of building collapses in BY ROBERT WIRSING hurricanes, providing additional the Bronx were the result of last A beloved Orchard Beach direct access to the beach and es- week’s intense windstorm. landmark may get the chance to tablishing more food concessions Last Wednesday night, Febru- relive its glory days. and tourist shops at the pavilion. ary 24, brought a wild windstorm During the State of the Bor- The project is dependent on that brought down portions of ough Address, Borough Presi- receiving $10 million from the two different buildings across dent Ruben Diaz, Jr. announced borough president, NYS senate the borough - one a vacant build- he will allocate $10 million from and assembly members and NYC ing located at East 183rd Street his capital budget to fund the Parks. Parks. and Beaumont Avenue and the restoration of the memorable Or- Once fully funded, Rausse said other one located at 190 Fordham chard Beach Pavilion. early estimates have construc- Street on City Island, more than According to James Rausse, tion starting by at least 2018. likely resulting from wind gusts AICP, director of capital pro- “NYC Parks appreciates Bor- that reached up to 50 miles per grams for the borough president’s ough President Ruben Diaz Jr.’s hour that evening. office, this marks the first phase enthusiasm and eagerness to re- Although neither of the build- of a $40 million multi-phase proj- store Orchard Beach Pavilion,” ings experienced a total collapse, ect slated for the ‘Bronx Riviera’. said Bronx Parks Commissioner what was left of the vacant build- Rausse explained the objec- Iris Rodriguez-Rosa. “We under- ing in Belmont had to be knocked tives are to redesign the pavilion stand the importance of this proj- down and was demolished last within its landmark parameters ect and look forward to continu- Thursday night. while better fortifying it against Continued on Page 4 The building on City Island experienced a facade collapse, when sheathing on one side of the building, which was nailed over brickwork, fell to the ground. Barbara Dolesnek, manager Andrews Ave. blaze of the City Island Nautical Mu- seum, located right next to the building at 190 Fordham Street, an off-limits area, said that the displaces families collapse of the facade did not af- fect the museum, but that the neglect of the building next door BY ROBERT WIRSING through the six-story apartment (and the building’s brickwork) A devastating blaze left many building was brought under con- has resulted in leaks and damage Morris Heights families without trol two hours later. inside the museum. a home last week. The FDNY reported that fi ve She also mentioned that an- According to a FDNY spokes- civilians sustained non-life threat- other piece of metal on the build- man, on Tuesday, February 23 at ening injuries from this early ing, which was also nailed over Celebrating Black History 2:14 a.m., a four-alarm fi re was morning fi re and were taken to lo- brickwork, will soon collapse as raging at 1892 Andrews Avenue cal hospitals for treatment. There well as a result of the storm’s af- Shereece Love performs an African dance during the New York Botanical resulting in 39 FDNY units and were no fatalities. termath. Garden’s Black History Month Celebration on Wednesday, February 24. The 168 members dispatched to the Fire marshals determined No individuals were reported event included workshops, presentations and musical performances. scene. the cause as a clothes dryer fi re Continued on Page 11 The inferno which tore Continued on Page 4 A CNG Publication • Vol. 567 No. No. 10 5 • Vol. 67 No. 5 UPDATEDUPDATEDUPDATED EVERYEVERY EVERY DAYDAY DAY ATAT AT BXTIMES.COMBXTIMES.COM BXTIMES.COM www.BXTimes.comwww.BXTimes.com BRONX WEEKLY March 6, 2016 2 fare. bus as same the cost will and Street Wall finally and Street, at East Street, 62nd East 90th 2018. in debutes service when the occur could nightmare aparking that fearful 9is Board Community and Soundview included new offive routes One citywide. expanded be would service ferry that sio announced county in the statedistinction of out being the 62nd of 62 when locations. two the Park, and about $100,000 each for cludes $418,000 for Pelham Bay in- spokesman Department Parks a to which according projects, three for all funding the cured park. at the place in already complement pieces will and spring, is expected to begin fi BayPark Pelham equipment in ofage. years one over 12 spokesman. Department aParks to according Memorialtrack, and Bicentennial Park Veterans running the in near Bay Park ham Throggs at Lydig Avenue, East Park Pel- Neck, Bronx in stations new exercise ing construct- towards $618,000 about two. equipment within the next year or selected to receive body building biceps. and abs dents don’tdents vechicles). own resi- many that fact mention the continue to use their cars (not to fi dif- more residents Soundview the ferry, making parking for to have drive to will commuters most system, transportation lic residents.Bronx for Manhattan to times cummute tion and traffi options. transit few mass has and isolated largely is community the because service for ferry locations of the to commuters forcing and cult CB 9 has held various vision vision held various 9 has CB However, with the current pub- The idea is to reduce conges- one as chosen was Soundview stop will Soudview ferry The Mayor ago, deBla- year One Bronx’s ofthe getrid to want “I Vacca se- James Councilman athletic ofthe construction The for any- slated equipment is The allocated Council City The were parks Bronx east Three your strengthen to ready Get Exercise stations planned for 3parks BY MADELINE ANTHONY BY PATRICK ROCCHIO Soundview Ferry plan could create havoc cutting c while rst, in the ment using these with an appropri- press. vertical and cycle, chest press, captain’s chair pullup bar, parallel bars, upright rings, tor, sit hanging up bench, rota- shoulder down, sion, pull lat presentation.Parks when complete, according to a pieces 12 at include least will tion Vacca. healthy,” being to it said comes the Bronx’ distinction hours throughout the day, in- at peak ferry the from and to residents take would that vices ser- bus shuttle offer area the is proposing that developers in ferry. the to stop close nobus is there now, Right from. launch to set Avenue, is ferry Hill where the endof Castle astop at the make would they that so lines bus BX39 and BX36 the to changes manager of CB 9, has proposed came up,” Narcado. came said service taxi ofafree how idea the that’s and area, the in no parking is there since park, idents] will res- [soundview they where know don’t they in, come neighborhood howup getthere. is to bring residents concerns biggest ferry, oneofthe ofthe support in is community the while that for. advocating are dents is a potential option that resi- take people to and from the ferry accessiblity. ferry increase sessions and meetings on how to I “Hopefully, people will supple- will people “Hopefully, exten- aleg are pieces These installa- Bay Park Pelham The county inthestate of beingthe62nd out of 62whenit want to getridof “If people“If from outside the said ofCB9 Narcado Marabell A free taxi system that would He also said that the board district Rivera, William comes to being James Vacca healthy. Councilman Bronx!” agreat is Bronx Ahealthy funded. we that pieces three the re-locate offi Bay administrator’s ham the Friends will work with the Pel- construction for that area begins, Gonzalez, FPBP president. park,”Judge Lizbeth the stated “Once fi outdoor a full-size for funding Vacca allocated man development. 2014. in track ning installed next to the park’s run- were that equipment workout of pieces three funded Bay Park ham councilman. the said results,” see will they and ate diet memorial area,” said Devine, refer- Devine, said area,” memorial built. park lobbied getthe to who veterans oneofthe Devine, that confl New York during who City died from War veterans Vietnam 1571 living memorial dedicated to the sisting that the area adjacent to a in- is veterans oflocal a coalition but planned, out equipment are work- of pieces six Park, morial “We are grateful that Council- that grateful “We are latest applauded the group The ofPel- Friends the to Donations “We support it, but not in the the but it, notin “We support At Bicentennial Veterans Me- plan is flawed.” is plan where the that’s “and tinued, distant communities,” he con- most you the vice have get to to way. out oftheir far they have to drive to, that is so aferry access to may struggle thinks Throggs Neck residents way,” any in Vacca, who said up onthis notgiving I’m ing, Throggs Neck. stop in for aferry pushing but won’tview service stop says hehind,” said Rivera. supports be- Bronx leave to the want don’t they growth... economic the Sound- ferry. the to ride duced-rate are- offered Bronx the within services taxi all that be would opment Corporation. Devel- Economic NYC the up to it bring would viable,” “isn’t a free taxi system to the ferrycommuters. for ofaccessibility ease ing allow- and ridership creasing “When you have ferry ser- you have ferry “When “We have to continue fight- Councilman James Vacca “This is going to be huge for hesaid, option, likely A more hefeels even thought Rivera, ict is preserved, said Pat tness area for ce to ce next to afl to next shrubs and oftrees area an to ring where in the park. park. the where in for it ample space else- is there that before construction begins, and worked out be equipment can the Devine. said area, memorial the to next workoutthe equipment located picted here in a Parks Department presentation. presentation. Department inaParks here picted isde- Park Bay inPelham placed to be equipment workout ofthe A sampling Photo courtesy of Parks Department “The veteran community community veteran “The He believes that the location of show plans preliminary The in2018. service to isset begin ferry Soundview The agpole in the park. Courtesy of NYC Economic Development Corporation Development Economic NYC of Courtesy Monday, February 29. 29. Monday, February centennial Veterans Park of2017. plan fall for the slated on construction at Veterans Park is Parks, to According resolved. be it can hebelieves and issue the said Devine. page,” same getonthe all we can ing with the Parks Department so would like to have an on-site meet- A meeting was held on the Bi- heldonthe was Ameeting of aware Vacca hewas said

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He is what his his what is He law. in ested hadn’t always been inter- been always hadn’t Court. Invited by Justice Bronx Sonia high schooler Sotomayor, Giovanni Hernandez, visited the Supreme www.BXTimes.com BRONX WEEKLY March 6, 2016 6 vid Kilkenny, honored honored Kilkenny, vid Da- and Noreen marshals ebration. cel- festive community the during lives their ebrate marchmarshals said in grand honorary of the they would groups ont avenues. to Trem- East and Harding cel- at located be will stand avenues. ette Lafay- and Tremont East at 13 on Sunday, March at noon when off it steps parade, be marching will during the 18th annual remembered humously post- peoplebeing shals, mar- grand 21 honorary off. steps Day Parade Patrick’s St. Neck Throggs 2016 when the honored be will members munity cently deceased com- ments and signs being put up in promi- put up in being signs and ments River. 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Pelham facility at atnance Rodman’s the NYPD Neck in ordi- detonates when squad system bomb tion its on the department calling commissioner, police the to have written to create an e-mail notifinities Eastchester lining Bay. commu- impacting pollution noise NYPD’s the $420,000 to construct, provides pe- tion. to the project when it came to frui- or’s offi Jr. may-dent Diaz the Ruben and member.board community,” said John Doyle, CICA the to asset an it is done,and large members. CICA to board cording for ac- acontractor, search a long and Civic Association Island City the from advocacy after 2015, April located in Albany. in located Jr. money al- and Carrion Adolfo President Borough by then cated with initial funding being allo- for about adecade, stalled been stated. spokesman Department fi be to left still items minor public, with the to now open is Point, at Belden restaurants two Avenue, Island ofCity tip between plete. com- almost is Island City on plaza Community wants bomb detonation warning Belden Point pocket park nears completion “If there can be an e-mail notifi e-mail an be can there “If NYPD the that not asking is association The don’t “I why know orwhat said. is Dolensek there because necessary are measures The “We ask that your department develop a plan develop aplan department your “We that ask city’s 911 the cacophony may even tax The In a letter to NYPD Commissioner William Civic Association Island City ofthe Members about noise making are ofcitizens A group The new space which cost which cost new space The New York Presi- Borough State, “The construction is by and Ground was fi was Ground had space Work green onthe southern at the park pocket The The long-awaited street-end ce all contributed funding funding contributed all ce BY PATRICK ROCCHIO BY PATRICK ROCCHIO nally broken in ed before these explosions oc- explosions these before ed nished, a Parks aParks nished, cation system for cationsent crashes. crashes. market housing and market stock fi the during removed almost was it after project forbudget the state the in $170,000 to preserve spokesman. the posts,” said an 18-inch-wide curb with safety fi de- to serve also Point will Belden said. spokesman the street, the endof the to area a landscaped and pavement, planting beds and stallation of decorative railings the location. to access cutoff previously fence link Achain Department. Parks the to according access, destrian Doyle. “It is a small win, but still a but still win, Doyle. asmall “Itis in making this happen” said played abig part community the to effort added. senator the itkeep clean, continual a of part as area helped toremove graffi space. the completion of the green- crisisfollowingscal the2008 ne a vehicular turn-around with with turn-around ne avehicular Senator Jeff Klein was able was Klein Jeff Senator “The functional design at in- for the called contract The “I am glad that the CICA and Klein’s offi lauded Klein astatement, In ring ring ca- man’s facility. Neck Rod- renovate the to million $150 spend would NYPD the that said Bratton Commissioner noise from its fi its from noise aboutNYPD issues at Rodman’s Neck related to range.” the concerning ofsecrecy decades the in change a demonstrate and area the in living those to ofrespect asign as taken letter, be “would hesaid. denotations, the by elderlydisturbed be orthe who might dren ofchil- reactions the control ofhelping terms in useful be but could at Neck, Rodman’s facility NYPD the regarding concern community ery addresses.” email their in have put people aweb and form create to dois to away. right you make have would could they All said Doyle, adding “This is a quick change that Doyle. said cost, minimal with place put in be likely could and program, astate NY-Alert, and system, acity NYC, Notify ter, he said. mat- ofthe knowledge his to according advance, up,” given aheads Doyle. be said can Park Club Edgewater and Country Island, ofCity ties communi- clement weather…the surrounding ofatraffi NYC Notify through ce also recently The NYPD did not comment as of press time. ofpress as notcomment did NYPD The During a visit to City Island in July 2015, The CICA has also corresponded with the the with corresponded also CICA has The CICA the to according change, Even asmall Some kind of notifi direction,” right the in astep be would “It E-mail notifi Most of the bomb explosions are planned in ti from the ring range. cations are already sent through sent through already are cations cation would notsolve would ev-cation president, said the next order of of order next the said president, enue).” Av- (City endto now Island anice is there onastroll, orgoing dogs their walking are residents If win. complete. Avenue Island isalmost ofCity end the at park Pointpocket Belden new The Barbara Dolensek, CICA vice CICA vice Dolensek, Barbara c buildup, ofin- to the general public. public. to general the off-limits area the marks Park Bay inPelham facility NYPD to Rodman’s the Neck entrance The was washed away many years ago, ago, away years washed many was water. the from removed park, Island Sound, near the pocket Long off waters the in pier pilings business is to have the weathered The pilings are from a pier that apier that from are pilings The she said. more attractivefi Point park that Belden the see to nice itshe explained, used adding that to,” of it is nally come to fruition. to come nally “(The area) is looking way looking is area) “(The Community News Group/Patrick Rocchio Group/Patrick News Community Community News Group/Patrick Rocchio Group/Patrick News Community 9 BRONX WEEKLY March 6, 2016 www.BXTimes.com Walter Pofeldt Walter atmosphere. Raphael Schweizer y group will not stand not stand will y group fi that means one red fi together in a positive in a positive together I want to bring people to I want “The Positivity of is Power great,” said The 49th Precinct, supports which a very thing“It’s positive they are try- Each walk will begin at 3 p.m. on Satur- Hot coffee and bagels will be provided by when gun shots are shots are when gun by fi When one shot is red. fi person could be killed. I could person don’t want to go around go around to want don’t shouting stop the crime, the crime, shouting stop M Nest neighborhoods chanting: “Whose streets? Our Streets! Whose Park? Our Park! Who Bronx Are Park We? East!” the borrowed he that admitting each Schweizer, at present slogan from a wrestling be tag team. to also will able be marches, the to walk. want “They ing great to it’s do, to see the community stand together” said Lepore, David Precinct. of the 49th raise kids and walk their dogs in the area, and they are fed up.” 4 p.m. andday at conclude theby Pakistani Community Council. red red 11 at red red red last ltratingtheir red. When one shot is fi is shot one When red. BY MADELINE ANTHONY MADELINE BY Neighborhood anti- The Bronx Park East Community As- In response to gun shots fi The ‘March Against Crime’ walks will and co-founder Schweizer, Raphael “That said was Sch- the last straw,” Unfortunately, the shooting was just just was shooting the Unfortunately, “I don’t just want to go around shouting motivational with begins march Each GoodingPastor Jay will lead the group crime walks initiated walks crime sociation of crime is sick infi neighborhood. Monday, they will be hosting community community hosting be will they Monday, the throughout Saturday each marches month of March. new- and friends, neighbors, of consist comers want to who not only take a stand against rising in violence the area, but com- the to valuable something add also munity energy. - positive chairperson of B-PECA, the says idea for the action came after shots were fi near East Park Bronx at Monday last p.m. Waring Ave. has who lived inweizer, the area his en- tire life. “My group will not stand when by gun shots are fi that means one person could be killed,” he continued. incidentsone of many that violent oc- have lately. curred stop the crime, I want to bring people to- gether in a positive atmosphere,” said Sch- weizer of thevibes positive he comes the marches will can bring. light “You all the candles want, want we to you provide but alternative”. an - lastmusic was week it a piece from ‘Rocky’. warm the Following week. this prayer a in theup, group will zigzag through the Al- Pelham and Van lerton Parkway, Avenue, Community Affairs Offi cer for the 49th Precinct David Lepore says a few words before the fi rst march cer for the 49th PrecinctCommunity David Lepore says words a few before Affairs the fi Offi on February 27. ght- cer cer from ghting techniques as as techniques ghting ve, Masterve, Somersall trained lm actor Bruce Lee, into pursu- At age fi Originally from Basseterre, St. Kitts in Master Somersall said his students learn For more information, contact Mas- On November 16,On 2015, November Master Somer- The following he received his year, PhD In 2013, Master Somersall was inducted Tae Kwon Do Hall of Famer Master George Som- George Master Famer of Hall Do Kwon Tae Thursdayersall teaches and Tuesday, Saturday classes at the Bronx YMCA. Photo courtesy of Master George Somersall the West Indies,the West Master Somersall said he was inspired his by brother as Glen, well as martial artist American Kong Hong famous fi action and ing martial arts. the Korean terms fi for well to certain as say how phrases such as ‘thank to instill you’ discipline. hind it,” he said.hind it,” ter Somersall (347) at 228-8042, the Bronx YMCA at (718) 792-9736 or visit www.newag- etkd.com. sall received his 8th dan Do in Tae Kwon deeming him a grandmaster in this fi ing style. in martial arts from Eastern U.S.A. Inter- national Martial Arts Association in Pitts- burgh, PA. alongside and Glen learned karate from Master Joe, a Peace Corps offi into the Tae Kwon Do Hall of Fame in recog- nition of his efforts in and developing pro- moting Do as a martial Tae Kwon art and sport. global America. ght ght

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also important for for also important Martial arts grandmaster grandmaster arts Martial Master George Somersall George Master

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about the art, but it’s about the art, but it’s I philosophies behind it. Tae Kwon Do is a Korean-basedTae Kwon fi Cane and fan techniques allow practi- New Age Tae Kwon Do students Age areNew Tae Kwon The sahyun teaches beginners, interme- With more than 30 years of experience experience of years 30 than more With For 15 years, Master George Somersall Somersall George Master years, 15 For One local Do grandmaster Tae Kwon is “It’s not just important“It’s to teach stu- my Prior to every seminar, Master Somer- Beginners and children use rubber ver- A Pelham Parkway resident, Master them to learn about the them to

ghting sticks. ghting teaches life lessons at the ‘Y’’ the at lessons life teaches many martial art styles including Hapkido. a handheld fan as a self-defense weapon in tionersto utilize a cane, walking stick or techniques. knives and guns as well as cane and fan fan and cane as guns well as and knives cations and targets, self-defense against to disarm an opponent, pressure point lo- point pressure opponent, an disarm to styles including joint locking techniques techniques locking joint including styles taught a variety of practical martial arts well as YMCA summer camps students. Hill Avenue. diate, and adults/advanced black belts as 9:30 to 11:45 a.m. the at Y located 2 Castle at Thursdays 6:15 to 9:10 p.m. and Saturdays Saturdays and p.m. 9:10 to 6:15 Thursdays Age Tae Kwon Do studentsAge Tuesdays Tae Kwon and Somersall shares his expertise with New tional Hapkido under his black belt, Master YMCA. and knowledge in martial arts and tradi- of Tae Kwon Do and the Hapkido at Bronxof Tae Kwon has been instructing Bronxites on the ways selves, but alsoselves, but to better themselves. teaching Bronxites not only to defend them- defend to only not Bronxites teaching for themfor to learn the about philosophies be- study Korean terminology. thedents about art, also it’s important but selves for theirselves for training and are expected to sall’s students exercise to prepare them- prepare to exercise said. he thing, students sall’s whereas black belt students handle the real sions of these aforementioned weapons fi staffs, sais, nunchucks, swords and Filipino properly handleproperly and use weapons such as bo Somersall said students also learn to how plained. and pressure points against them, he ex- rean style, uses an opponent’s body weight weight body opponent’s an uses style, rean ing techniques while Hapkido, another Ko- jumping and spinning kicks and fast kick- style thatstyle emphasizes head-height kicks,

11 WEEKLY 2016 6, BRONX March Lehman Center presents 20th Anniversary Tour

Lehman Center for the “Jazz” Anthony. They made “You Are Everything”. with the singles “Dance for Performing Arts will cele- a local name for themselves In 1999, Dru Hill went on Me’ and “Can I Live”. SisQó brate the 20th Anniversary for their soaring harmonies hiatus so that the individual released his third solo LP, of the R&B/Hip Hop sing- and musicality while sing- members could each work Last Dragon in 2015. ing group Dru Hill featur- ing at The Fudgery fudge on a solo album: SisQó a pop Dru Hill as a group re- ing Tamir “Nokio” Ruffi n, factory located in Balti- album, Jazz a R&B/soul al- united in 2001 and added Mark “SisQó” Andrews, more’s inner harbor. After bum, Nikio a hip hop album a fi fth member Rufus Larry “Jazz” Anthony and switching to R&B, the teen- and Woody a gospel album. “Scola” Waller to record Antwuan “Tao” Simpson aged group was spotted in a SisQó’s debut solo pop album Dru World Order which with special guests Jon B 1995 talent show by Hiram Unleash the Dragon was re- went gold reaching #2 on and Kenny Lattimore on Hicks who signed them to Is- leased at the end of 1999, ris- the 2002 R&B album charts Saturday, March 2, at 8 p.m. land Records, changed their ing to the #2 spot on both the and contained the hit songs Produced by Lehman Cen- name to Dru Hill (after the pop and R&B album charts “I Should Be…”, “I Love ter. West Baltimore neighbor- and went fi ve times plati- You” and “No Doubt”. The Lehman Center for the hood Druid Hill Park where num. The album contained group toured until 2005, Performing Arts is on the they grew up) and recorded the smash pop hits “Got to when they went on a sec- campus of Lehman College/ their fi rst single “Tell Me” Get It” (#12 R&B), “Thong ond hiatus, reassembling CUNY at 250 Bedford Park that rose to #5 on the 1996 Dru Hill at Lehman Center for the Performing Arts. Song” (#3 pop, #1 R&B) and in 2008 without Scola. In Boulevard West. R&B Billboard chart and “Incomplete” (#1 both pop 2010, Woody left the group Tickets are $85, $75, $65, was included in the movie & R&B) and earned SisQó to concentrate on gospel $55 and can be purchased by Eddie. Their fi rst album, R&B/Soul Single and Best hit song “How Deep Is Your scores of awards including music and was replaced calling the Lehman Center 1996’s Dru Hill, went plati- R&B/Soul Album Awards. Love” spent 3 weeks in the #1 six 2000 Billboard Music by Antwuan “Tao” Simp- box offi ce at (718) 960-8833. num, charted at #5 (R&B) In 1997, the group recorded R&B spot and was featured Awards (the highlight being son for the recording of Low-cost on-site parking and also included the #1 “We’re Not Making Love No in the fi lm Rush Hour. It was the Male Artist of the Year), Dru Hill’s fourth album available for $5. R&B hits “In My Bed” and More” that was written by included on their 1998 multi- the 2000 MTV Best Hip InDRUpendence Day which Dru Hill originated as a “Never Make A Promise”, Babyface and co-produced platinum second album, Hop Video Award and four climbed to #10 on the R&B Baltimore, Maryland gos- and “Whatever You Need” by Babyface and Daryl Sim- Enter the Dru, that climbed additional nominations, album chart. SisQó, Nokio, pel vocal group called 14K which made it to #7. Dru Hill mons for the fi lm Soul Food. to the #2 spot on both the four 2001 Grammy Award Jazz and Tao are currently Harmony that was founded was honored with the 1997 The single was a #2 R&B hit, Billboard Top 200 and R&B nominations and two 2001 touring in celebration of

in the 1990s by childhood Billboard Music Awards for went gold and was included album charts, sold two mil- American Music Award Dru Hill’s 20th anniver- www.BXTimes.com friends Tamir “Nokio” Top R&B Song, Top R&B on the fi lm’s #1 R&B sell- lion copies by the end of 1999 nominations. His follow up sary and are working on Ruffi n, lead singer Mark Artist and R&B/Hip Hop ing soundtrack album that and also contained three ad- second solo LP, Return of a new album that is sched- “SisQó” Andrews, James Songs Artist of the Year and was a huge success, going dition hit songs: “These Are the Dragon, was released in uled to be released later “Woody” Green and Larry the 1998 Soul Train Best multi-platinum. Their next the Times”, “Beauty” and June 2 0 01 and went platinum this year. Andrews Ave. blaze displaces families

from Page 1 them get through these next allowing them to use their which started in the Su- few days. restrooms and to briefl y per Laundry located on the The remaining families recuperate that Tuesday building’s ground fl oor. self-relocated, he said. morning, Dr. Omotosho A NYC Department of “Losing your home is noted. Buildings spokesman said an extremely traumatic ex- CB 5 distributed a book- the agency issued par- perience and we want these let containing a directory tial vacate orders for fi re, victims to know they’re not of community facilities and smoke and water related alone and the American agencies to the victims that damage to apartments lo- Red Cross is here to help can assist them in their cated on the fourth and them during this extremely long-term living needs. fi fth fl oors. diffi cult time,” said de Vul- The following day, CB Call Portions of the roof pillieres. 5 held its general board were lost. “When I arrived at the meeting and discussed the 718.260.2555 The DOB spokesman scene last Tuesday morn- Andrews Avenue. confi rmed that despite this ing, I saw many distraught “There’s no fi re with- extensive damage, the build- tenants and people panick- out smoke so we urge peo- ..to advertise ing itself remains structur- ing standing in the streets,” ple to be more mindful of your business in our ally sound. Dr. Bola Omotosho, Com- whenever they smell or see Michael de Vulpil- munity Board 5 chairman, smoke to report it immedi- Classifi ed Section lieres, American Red Cross who was a fi rst responder ately to the FDNY,” said Dr. and get.. Greater NY Region commu- aiding residents during the Omotosho. “This is espe- nications offi cer, said sev- evacuation. cially important when liv- eral Red Cross teams were Dr. Omotosho com- ing in an apartment build- Real Results! dispatched to the scene to mended the 46th Precinct ing because you might be aid eight households left for securing the area to pro- doing everything right, displaced by the fi re. vide easier access to fi rst re- but your neighbor might In addition to providing sponders and to the FDNY not and that can affect you, food, blankets and other for combating the blaze. your family and everyone relief items, Red Cross re- Practicing what they else’s safety.” sponders provided three preach, Fordham Evan- Anyone in need of Thirty-nine FDNY units were on the scene to combat last Tuesday, families with temporary gelical Lutheran Church American Red Cross as- February 23’s four-alarm fi re that tore through 1892 Andrews Av- housing at local hotels and opened their doors to some sistance can contact (877) enue. 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