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BY AARON SHORT The Success Charter Network will open elementary schools in Williamsburg and Cobble Hill VICTIM this fall after a Manhattan judge dismissed a pair of lawsuits seek- ing to block the politically con- nected and high-performing char- ter chain. Scores of parents and civic leaders claimed Success Charter Network failed to gain necessary support from neighbors before SPEAKS asking the State University of New York’s Board of Trustees for A woman who says police let the man who sexually assaulted permission to open the schools, her on 16th Street walk away revealed the shocking details of according to lawsuits fi led earlier the attack and the investigation to this newspaper. The victim this year . agreed to speak on the condition of anonymity. But Judge Peter Moulton ruled Space ship ahoy! last Friday that opponents did not BY NATALIE O’NEILL from work at a Manhattan night- fi le their objections to the charters Passengers on a cruise ship get an eyeful as the Enterprise space shuttle She knew someone was follow- club. in time — and stated that the law made its way under the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, via barge, on Sunday ing her. As she neared Sixteenth Street, does not require Success offi cials afternoon. The craft was visible from the shores of Southern Brooklyn as It was just before 5 am on May she sensed someone behind her — to conduct exhaustive community it journeyed from JFK airport to Elizabeth, New Jersey. 23 and the soft-spoken 22-year- then she felt a hand reach under- outreach. Photo by Steve Solomonson old had just got off the train on neath her skirt and grab her. Continued on Page 18 Fourth Avenue on her way home Continued on Page 18
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Classified E-Mail: E-Mail: Classified Fax: Classified Phone: Classified AdFax:Display AdE-Mail: Display AdPhone: Display News E-Mail: News Fax: Phone: General Mail: INSIDE NNN%9IFFBCPE;8@CP%:FD W former Greenpoint resident who launched wholaunched resident Greenpoint former alive. stayin’ is phenomenon 70s-era prove the parties his rink. skating outdoor onamakeshift lane memory down for aroll four-wheelers their up ing lac- are tops tank neon and socks tube in Down & Derby Roller Disco, where fans at Market’s theDeKalb summer back this Roller disco stayin’ alive at DeKalb Market at DeKalb alive stayin’ disco Roller drink. they while manicures get can patrons Beauty Bar’s signature chairs, where Hair she Pandora is: sits in one of “I wanted to bring it back,” said Masi, a a Masi, said back,” it bring to wanted “I said Masi Vince disco’sThe founder [email protected] (718) 260-2549 260-2555(718) (718) 260-2577 [email protected] (718) 260-4552 [email protected] (718) 260-2592 (718) 260-2500 11201 N.Y. 10th Floor, Brooklyn, North Center 1 Metrotech Inc., Publications, Courier Life M%G%F=8;M Photo by Elizabeth Graham J_XmXeX8Yilqqf#AfXeeX;\c9lfef <;@KFI@8C8JJ@JK8EKJ1 EXkXc`\FËE\`cc#8XifeJ_fik :FLI@Xi[p:_Xic\j# DT 3 JUNE 8-14, 2012, COURIER LIFE Photo by Elizabeth Graham Elizabeth by Photo - uential and Continued Page on 18 Continued on Page 18 “He isextremely pow- The sitting lawmaker’s Jeffries, the presumed “We have expanded the the expanded have “We against Towns — said his a experiencing is campaign “momentum swing.” erful and infl I am tremendously appre- said Barron.ciative,” “We knew — we go back a ways different on were if we even of thesides political fence, the for unite to needed we district.” backing DC is Bar- for a coup the union, up also picked who ron, support largest of the city’s employee public last37, week. racked has frontrunner, up a slew of support from place since construction began and that stadium offi cials have worked with city and state agencies to rid the rats. of area program and on site have rail the in traps placed also yards,” he said. have “We the educate to worked also community to help on how Courtesy of Amadi Ajamu Barron — a former Black Barclays Center spokes- Center Barclays of the people of this district at heart.” Panther ran who an im- ultimatelypressive but un- successful 2006 campaign ner and For- his company, est City Ratner last — which 600paidfor rat-proof year attempt an in cans trash — bait and up problem the thwart to it step to ought the entire perimeter of the site. construction man Barry Baum said the arena has had a rodent programabatement in sh and anking anking neighbor- The uptick infuriates infuriates uptick The nitely hasnitely the interests TOWNS IN: Rep. Ed Towns (left) endorsed Councilman Charles Bar- ron in the race his congressional for seat. ment. “That’s I am giv- why ing support my to Charles Barron, has who been an the over independent voice unselfi is He years. defi Marsha Murray and Denise Morales say Park SPAT: rat problem Slope’s is outRAT of control. minators surged from 127 127 from surged minators the in 2011 in 510 to 2010 in code zip in- — which 11217 partscludes of the three arena-fl available the to according hoods, recent most city’s statistics. neighbors and business owners Atlantic say who Yards Bruce developer Rat- BY AARONBY SHORT rebrand pol — who BY NATALIE O’NEILL NATALIE BY Councilman Charles Charles Councilman Towns (D–Fort Greene) “Independent are voices Big rats fat are build- insane a huge, “It’s in- longhave Residents Health Department re- Requests city for exter- Rodents run wild near Barclays Center, neighbors say neighbors Center, Barclays near wild run Rodents Towns: Bklyn’s Barron country Barron Bklyn’s Towns: ment of retiring Rep. Ed Ed Rep. retiring of endorse- the landed Barron ment Towns, giving the charis- matic and controversial ma- a politician Canarsie jor boost in his House race against state Assemblyman Jeffries. Hakeem Barron to blessing his gave hopes he saying , Sunday on fi the was once his rival bitter — Con- in him will succeed gress because of his history as a political maverick. in than ever more needed environ- political today’s Towns said inment,” a state- ing elaborate underground colonies, gnawing through trash cans, and climb- even un- the near cars into ing der-construction Barclays a booming where Center, rodent infestation has gone of grossfrom totally to out Sheri- control, neighbors say. Emilia said vasion,” lives in who fova, north get- “They’re Slope. Park ting bigger and bigger — and more brazen.” — infestation the blamed evidenced frequent by ro- sightingsdent and rat-road- kill dotted streets — on the soon-to-open sta- basketball con- huge the saying dium, struction project disturbed tri- the critters and pushed surrounding into them than neighborhoods. more cords that prove rodents are on the rise in commu- with arena, the near nities bait and extermination ap- plications Slope, Park of parts in pling Fort Greene, and Prospect Heights since Barclays Cen- began in construction ter 2010. It’s a Slope rat-astrophy! Slope a It’s a- Joey Chestnut Chestnut Joey The San Jose star and really is heat “The fear also Competitors temperature “The Continued on Page 18 10 minutes will be tough tough be will minutes 10 beat.to his 19 opponents be may liq- drink to more forced stay to than usual uid hydrated during the hot- test part of the — po- day tentially resulting in less stomach room frank- for to according furters, worry to Shea. have they what he said. “It couldabout,” depress the numbers.” the dogs hot and buns the have samewon’t fl andvor feel if they’re re- scorching the by cooked sun. afternoon might change the texture of the dogs hot and pre- buns, the toast maturely making go harder to them Chest- to saiddown,” Patrick “Deep second Bertoletti,Dish” downing who in by year came last nut HDBs. 53 DOG DELAY: DOG won’t start eating until 3 pm. nals nals Queen Elizabeth II will now have the chance afternoon! ercer mid-after- It’s a dog day day a dog It’s BY DANIEL BUSH The later start could “Tennis is not as re- Major League Eating Eating League Major The Nathan’s Famous Famous Nathan’s The Coney Island’s dog hot ddle to the world’s top ddle to the world’s dogs and buns (HDBs) in in (HDBs) buns and dogs 2009 world record of 68 hot Joey “Jaws” Chestnut’sJoey “Jaws” mean that gustatory giant ventilation.” cause it can cause hyper- cause can it cause and that’s dangerous be- is competitive breathing, breathing, competitive is than competitive eating eating than competitive sport fundamental more ing,” said Shea. “The only sport as competitive eat- spected and elegant a throne. beth II’s 60th year on the the on year 60th II’s beth match and Queen Eliza- compete with the tennis tennis the with compete the later hour rather than than rather hour later the will air at live the event burner by ESPN, which test was placed on the back was fuming that his con- president George Shea competition. competition. pete in fi in pete ary July 4 man-versus-dog tennis players and com- and players tennis legend- the of outcome the fi noon heat that could alter stomachs to play second second play to stomachs — forcing the world’s top top — forcing the world’s Wimbledon quarterfi Diamond Jubilee Queen’s commodate an historic historic an commodate the with coincides that noon start time to ac- to time start noon instead of its traditional will take place 3 pm at Eating Championship Championship Eating International Dog Hot tea. from high noon to high eating contest is going going is contest eating — thanks ESPN. to to watch Wimbledonto — and hot dog-eating the Nathan’s contest TENNIS, ANYONE: TENNIS, 4 DT COURIER LIFE, JUNE 8-14, 2012 preneurial spirit by making small small making by spirit preneurial entre- and creative own their into allow would-be partners to tap model business afranchise to will hours. for house acouple the escape to looking Sloper Park any about just —and musicians freelancers, host couches enue, where comfy Av- Seventh near Union Street at the sprawling fl world.” over the all have interest shown big,” “People Spiel said. thing Spiel. Jonathan owner said wait, Ku- and Virginia, Island, Long in consideration under locations chain with in-the-works franchise a become —will meet-up groups mommy and writers top-clacking borhood’s longtime home for lap- Starbucks. well, like, more bucks is about to become a bit COFFEE EXPORT COFFEE Slope’s Tea Lounge wants to beinternational chain But the shop’sBut the new transition Spiel says nothing will change “This could turn into some- neigh- —the Lounge Tea The Park Slope’s answer to Star- isn’tyou ittime call? 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David patron said that,” keep they hope I Island, Long to go they —if comfortable and made soul. ofits some retain new locations the long as hometown coffee shop expanding, their don’t say they mind trons coffee-making program. shop’s the workers under train java joint’s and the looks, logo and use name, Lounge Tea the under operate to right for fee the alty afi and out $25,000 shell world the can in elsewhere business Slope-approved Park a menu.” the to lemonade with tea addice to want might someone for example, south, ative,” the “In Spiel said. The pending expansion comes comes expansion pending The “I like anything that’s home- pa- longtime those of Some Cafe owners looking to“I want franchisees to be cre- open — with Ben Lockhart — with Ben ve percent roy- percent ve Fill out the form below and bring to the Kings Plaza Customer HOT SUMMER DAYS Service Service Counter for your chance to win one of five accompanied by an adult. While supplies last. 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Courtesy Fruin Tom Tom Fruin’s “Watertower,” a Plexiglas-and- “Watertower,” Fruin’s Tom DUMBO water tower tower water DUMBO makes colorful statement colorful makes LIGHT BRIGHT: steel sculpture, will soon light up the DUMBO skyline. 6 DT COURIER LIFE, JUNE 8-14, 2012 seating here, so I come Icome so here, seating thing, but I know there’s 86th Street. side of other onthe parked cart food Express Halal the competitor, main its from away customers drawing by popular more seller gyro the making block —are the down move further to Cart Halal Eastern dle Mid- so-called the from ers work- forced and darkness cover of the under stalled —which in- were benches falafel. and rice chicken on their eat they while who relax to want say food vendor customers come lunchtime seating, gyro cart have become wel- Avenue a displace to Fifth onto bolted illegally benches BY WILL BREDDERMAN “They both sell the same the claim Customers of pair controversialThe 7ITHOUT (EALTH )NSURANCE s 7E /FFER $ISCOUNTS &OR 4HOSE )F .ECESSARY s 7E 0ROVIDE ,OAN 7HEELCHAIRS REPAIRS MOBILITYAIDSIN POWER MOBILITY ALL BOROUGHSOFNYC! 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Italian weeks 19 Italian cooking program that sends you to Italy for for Italy sends you to cooking program that Italian CNG / Aaron Short Diplomatic relationsDiplomatic fell Jakab did not return 1 Board Community Continued Page on 14 street from a Catholic school and fromblock a a church. apart two weeks ago when Jakab and restaurant crit- ics failed to reach an agree- eat- proposed the over ment operatingery’s hours. calls comment. for Kalita Mieszko member re- restaurateur’s the said treat is a smarteconomic Sisters Colette and Dorotheafrom St. Stanislaus Ko- Jakab had hoped to turn The building had been allowed to stay open late the sleepy street corner late destination foodie a into open Centralfor European cui- Newell Streetbut stay sine — the that to argued residents restaurant should not be allowed or serve booze across the the longtime home of the Continental, res- a rowdy taurant and bar that ca- tered to the Polish area’s population years for until it closed last December. NUN OF IT: OF NUN ght against a proposed Hun- stka parish in Greenpoint won their fi garian restaurant on a largely residential block of Newell Street. the environment and preserving and preserving the environment BY AARONBY SHORT To learn more, visit www.thinkgreen.com. learn more, To natural resources. That commitment That commitment resources. natural restore to our efforts to extends our facilities around habitat wildlife with nationwide. Working Council Habitat the Wildlife conservationand local groups, aside over 25,000 have set we at 100 wildlife for acres – sites Management Waste including one right here City. in New York Waste Management is committed to protecting to is committed Management Waste Hungary pangsrelieved Making a Home for Wildlife Wildlife Making a Home for “We’re feeling“We’re a great Neighbors said they “The reason the for with- Peter Jakab informed A Greenpoint landlord oor of the building near very hard.” “Prayer works. We prayed prayed We works. “Prayer sister Dorothea Jurkowski. Stanislaus Kostka parish parish Stanislaus Kostka sense of relief,” said Saint Saint said relief,” of sense cision. were “delighted” his by de- wrote in a May 29 letter. character of the area,” he tion due totion the due residential of liquor license at this loca- this at license liquor of strong opposition to any type drawal is the neighborhood’s neighborhood’s the is drawal into an apartment. an into the corner of Driggs Avenue fl instead convert the ground residential and block will storefront on the on largelystorefront license his for application he will rescind his liquor liquor his will rescind he Community Board 1 that and nuns. and neighbors, schoolteachers, of loud oppositionof loud from building last week because because week last building rant in his Newell Street Street Newell his in rant open a Hungarian restau- droppedhis proposal to 8 DT COURIER LIFE, JUNE 8-14, 2012 let, and fl and let, wal- his grabbed face, the in him punched port. re- apolice to according money?” some Ihave Andy, is can my name “Hi, said, and approached crook when the am enue at 3:20 when herefused. wallet stole his and May him punched then on —and 28 Avenue Atlantic on money some for away.far gency room which, thankfully, wasn’t too cops said. choked him, leaving scratches on his neck, then perp achair. The into shoved him and gotoffended, employee overheard, a third Avenue Seventh near pmwhen at 6:30 tal at New York Hospi- technician Methodist discussing haircuts with a fellow X-ray say. 27, onMay cops Street onSixth league oneofhercards. to $137 charged someone that learned later She sight. nowhere in shop, but the to it was retuned and later it there. left accidentally then pm, 4:30 Town Supermarket near Fifth Avenue at at C- —onacounter license nursing ginia aVir- and cards ofcredit — full her wallet oneofhercards. with spree a shopping went then on —and 28 onMay Street Ninth on it. racked Avenue, Eighth then near apartment his up more from card acredit snatched had someone than a thousandit. dollars to $1,925 charged then —and 29 May and 25 May between onUnion Street neighbor day. same the male, 18-year-old gadget. fancy away the with peddled onabike, who then it apartner to handed and iPhone black his grabbed crook pmwhen a at 5:25 Place Johns St. near was Avenue 30. onMay stolecomplice aman’s onFifth cellphone BROOKLYN HEIGHTS–DUMBO–BOERUM HILL– When the man refused, the thug thug the refused, man the When Av- Third near hewas said victim The aman asked crook polite A seemingly emer- the to rushed then was victim The hewas told cops victim 48-year-old The hospital angry An worker beat up a col- hours gonethree it was realized She sheset told cops victim 54-year-old The on shopper from awallet A jerk swiped The victim told a from card stole acredit A scoundrel cops he discovered an suspects, oneofthe arrested Cops he told police victim 37-year-old The ac- an and thief say abike-riding Cops Bicycle getaway Brutal mugging ed. Bad checkoutBad 84TH PRECINCT 78TH PRECINCT 78TH Swiped card Swiped Nip, duck! PARK SLOPE DOWNTOWN — Natalie O’Neill — Natalie when the suspect smacked her in the face. face. the her in smacked suspect when the am at 4:43 streets Court and Clinton tween backpack. his in Xanax fi after charges possession with him slapped then 1—and on June Street on Baltic awoman say slapped they away. biked and cellphone, the grabbed up, pedaled at 1:15 thief pmwhen the Street 29. onMay Street hone onWilloughby train. when fl and cell his That’s grabbed crook the station. the into pulled it when New York-bound at 7:45 pm East an 3train subway 29. onMay station er’s phone at the Hoyt and Fulton streets purse. her from missing was herwallet realized later, minutes she Two behind. her from pmwhen bump shefelt someone at 12:55 Jay and streets Pearl between store of the herwallet. with off walked —and 25 onMay store Street ton herpurse. from missing was cash the ized shereal- pm, leave to at 4:40 ready she was at When 3pm. Place Gallatin near store the 3. onJune Street onFulton Gapstore the missing. bike was pricey his and open was door front 27,on May the on May 25. am at 8:45 streets Bond and Hoyt between When he returned away.was at 3:30 tenant the Daywhile weekend Memorial pm over Avenue sometime Atlantic apartment CARROLL GARDENS-COBBLE HILL–RED HOOK The victim told police that she was be- shewas that told police victim The Police arrested an 18-year-old man who Duffi near shewas said woman The stole awoman’s crook iP- A bike-riding The victim told astraphang- with off ran A quick thief police he was riding inside shewas told shopper police The aFul- in awoman into bumped Someone The victim told at ashopper from stole $100 A scoundrel cops that she entered The victim said he left the apartmentA robber swiped a $1,600 bike from an Subway scam 76TH PRECINCT 76TH Pickpocket Slap happy Bike theft Oy-phone Gap fl ap nding weed and and weed nding — Daniel Bush — Daniel ed from the eld eld found marijuana and Xanax, cops said. cops Xanax, and marijuana found arrested.” be than die rather would offi one ofthe of off abutton ripped suspect say the Cops withdrew $1,050, according to police. to according $1,050, withdrew who payable suspect, were made the to checks missing the that shefound ibank, checks. several missing was checkbook fi to returned pmand at 10:59 streets Hicks and Henry ment between $1,000. for than more them cashing and them, 21,forging onMay apartment Street awoman’s from Summit checks stealing turned to the spot at 8 am the next day, his Avenue at but 11 pm, when here- Skillman aguitar. steal parked on Graham Avenue on May 30 jewelry. and man’s the cash took to and gun Street at 1:40 am when the thief pointed his Avenue 1. Driggs onJune suspect. the rested ar- cops and for treatment Hospital hull eyebrow, left reported. his cops to head fore- his from victim the slashed and wheel apizza grabbed suspect when3 pm, the ment in the eatery 31. onMay enue pizzeria near Av- Manhattan their inside cutter pizza Calyerworker Street sliced at his coworker’s face with a statements. scary the uttered and face the herin punched near Wolcott Street at 7:30 pm when a man May 31. on Street onDwight herchildren shoot to threatening and awoman beating legedly When they searched his backpack, they they backpack, his searched they When When she made an inquiry with Cit- with inquiry an shemade When herapart- sheleft told police victim The for allegedly arrested was A 16-year-old The driver said he parked his car near near car his heparked said driver The ofacar window the A jerk smashed The victim on at gunpoint heldup a man A robber said he was near N. 11th to Wood- took victim the Paramedics argu- an gotinto boys dough two The restaurant say a28-year-old Police The victim told for al- arrested was man A 42-year-old police that she was Punch andthreaten Check fraudster GREENPOINT–NORTHSIDE 94TH PRECINCT Guitar gone Pizza sliced cer’s uniform, and stated, “I “I stated, and cer’s uniform, Stick job — Colin Mixson — Colin her nd that in and his instrument was gone. was instrument his and in smashed was window passenger-side rear searching for his partner. for his searching told cops. victim’s shoulder, the he struck and mult, who fi thug, away the from said. victim the out agun, shouted when one he answered When pm. 10:30 “Get at Street Judge near door the onhis knocked f--- down!” said. police instead, shot him and as29 he pulled onMay apartment Street Devoe his inside cops. the called and your code?” “What’s asked, crook the and iPod, an and before the teen ransaid. to school before,” perp the jail in you up. been I’ve tell anyone because out handgun. ablack pulled I’ll get people to beat iPhone!” me your “Give snarled, and headphones his grabbed Avenue wick thief when the at am 7:45 iPod. his with off took and — onMay30 station Ltrain Street Grand ofthe way steps schoolatold to the onhis fl and book, next to down sat goon pmwhen the at 12:05 her,train rifl 31. er’s iPhone at the Broadway stop on May and fl way out ofthe him who pushed thief, the Heconfronted backpack. his in beers the put and at 5am streets Eagle Dupont and between store’s the backyard into sneak 30. onMay bodega Avenue aManhattan from cookies some were removed. furnishings apartment the and damaged was door the at 8am, but when hereturned building near Avenue Manhattan at 4 pm, 29. onMay development overnight Street aGreen from unit conditioning air phone. 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Now ed. — Aaron Short ve minutes later, her bike, bike, her later, minutes ve iPilfered Cash out Cash Purse grab Purse Honda lifted Falafel theftFalafel Laptop gallery Laptop anend stole unattended purse and Bicycle snatched Bicycle Handball hoodlum Handball A thief a Honda stole parked on Borin- The driver said he parked his car near A thief a purse stole from a car parked The driver cops told she parked her car A burglar a laptop from stole a Bogart The gallery manager stepped of the out A burglar and a computer stole two iP- The tenant said she left her building A burglar four iPads, stole a laptop, The tenants police told they left their A fi The rider cops told she left her bicycle Someone $250 stole from a Leonard the closed he police told manager The A thiefa 14-year-old up held boy on a near was he The Me- police victim told “Run your pockets!” he demanded. The victim handed the and over phone was it po- minutes gone, she told ve later, quen Placequen on June 1. Keap Street 12:30 at am, he re- when but turned 11:30 at was pm, it missing. on Broadway in the early morning of June June of morning early the in Broadway on 2. near Hooper Street 2 am, she at when but returned the two hours car later, was un- locked and her purse was gone. Street gallery on June 2. she returned when pm, room but 1:10 at fi lice. ads from a S. Fourth Street apartmenton May 29 while the tenant was gone. near 9 am, at when Bedford but Avenue she returned 11:30 at pm, her computer, iPad, and a roommate’s iPad were gone. and $1,300 from Street a Havemeyer apart- on Junement 1. apartment 8 am, they at when re- but turned 5:30 at pm, their door was open and their stuff was gone. bicycle left on Wythe Avenue on May 31. left on Wythebicycle Avenue near S. Fourth Street when 9 pm, at but she returned fi over- restaurant Eastern Middle Street night on June 1. 12:30 am, Street at Grand near restaurant he returned when but am 9 at the next day, the register was into broken and the cash was missing. Bushwick Avenue handballBushwick Avenue court and hisstole on May 30. phone serole Street at 4:30 pm when the brute ap- proached him andpretended he was car- rying a gun under his shirt. headphones and the thief fl purse, and iPhone were missing. ed. ed. ed. iThreat Chain gang ed. ed. Four-on-one Wallet punch Laptops missing Laptops Computers yanked Computers Computer removed Computer The tenant said he left his apartment apartment his left he said tenant The A burglar two computers stole and an The victim saidwas he entering the Two thieves punched a man in his The driver parked his car near Broad- Someone the broke window of a car The tenant told police she fell asleep in A crook two stole computers from a De- When the took the clerk necklaces out Police said the thieves entered the Two crooks $1,800 stole in metal chains The victim told police he was near S. S. near was he police told victim The Four thugs beat a 20-year-old up man “Say you took it from this girl,” the the girl,” this from it took you “Say The victim chased after the assailant, He then punched the victim in the face, face, the in victim the punched then He The victim was near Street Humboldt A crookpunched a man and his stole his stuff was gone. at 9:30 am, but when he returned at 8 pm, pm, 8 at returned he when but am, 9:30 at on June 1. iPad apartment from a Montrose Avenue and both fl pulled the wallet victim’s of his out pocket he told police.he told Then, the second thief punched him in the right of his side face, pm when thepm when jerks approached him. One Morgan Avenue L trainMorgan station 1:30 Avenue at rison Place. rison head and his stole wallet on June Har- 1 at and his was computer missing. pm, the driver’s-side window was broken way at 12:30 at way he returned when pm, but 4 at stole a computer that a computer stole was left inside. parked on Kent Avenue on May 31 and and 31 May on Avenue Kent on parked were missing. am, but when she woke up, her gadgets up, am, she woke when but her apartment near Street Olive 12:30 at tenant slept. tenant voe Street apartment on May 30 while the 60 of them and fl of their display case, the thieves grabbed and asked the to at look jewelry. store near Street Havemeyer 12:50 at pm from jewelry a Broadway store on May 30. and struck him with their belts. proached him, punched him in his face, face, his in him punched him, proached First Street am the 4:10 when at group ap- May 28. May on Roebling Street in the early morning of of morning early the in Street Roebling on crook said before he fl ened him. but thebut thief pulled a knife out and threat- ing to police documents. tackled him, and took his accord- phone, and said, me that!” “Give at 9:50 pm when the thief approached him him approached thief the when pm 9:50 at iPhone Streeton Varet on May 28. 10 DT COURIER LIFE, JUNE 8-14, 2012 4LeAeu 414Flushing Avenue 405Brighton BeachAvenue 1817Avenue M 44Lee Avenue 1401Avenue J 318Albany Avenue Avenue 776Manhattan 486NeptuneAve. 451913thAvenue 157550thStreet 197386thStreet 670118thAvenue Highway 1321Kings 7415Fifth Avenue Street 326Court stated are effectiveMay as of 8,2012 andmay bechanged by theBankat any time. be opened in personatanAppleBank branch.***Annual Percentage Yields “APYs” to openandearninterest. Earlywithdrawal penalties may apply. Accounts must not befrom anexistingAppleBankaccount. **CDsrequire minimumdepositof$500 ings. 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Sunday on lazy ers performing at peak levels keep will lic his grills play- mestibles. fering more accessible co- vendors inside the park of- street regular one ortwo only border, are east there south- and park’s northwest restaurants abound in the sports drinks, and though bodies with suds more than been knowntritional value.” what we have toto keep is up of with demand little and fuel notenough “There’s he said. nu- availability in McCarren,” theirdone about theis “underfed.” lack oftrack, arguing food that the area around the McCarren Park and Field Gilroy near tions sta- grill charcoal request to (D–Greenpoint) Levin Steve approachedhas Councilman Commissioner Kevin Dailey play. their improve will cess to hot dogs and burgers Park, greater claiming ac- grills in bustling install city to the urging are McCarren over time either. Kruger’s either.over time Kruger’s tunity to recoup January. in campaign his the money gave he sum out-of-pocket about December, through dollars taxpayer in $4,700 $45,300 earning fi less he’s of- into 31. Once sworn ex-pol thanto replace prison-bound Carl the race the byPark) 16 in votes Kruger (D–Marine Fidler Lew man on May offi fl his to hemade loan personal won’t even cover a$50,000 that salary legislative cated atrun- getting be — he’ll fi any him won’t risk earn but his week, Brooklyn’s last in history election senate state est clos- won the Storobin vid Storobin wins, but also loses ce this week, he will start edgling campaign, Albany Albany campaign, edgling Kickballers want McCarren grills cials confi cials “It’s a matter of basic bi- ofbasic “It’s amatter Dailey believes that pub- Kickball players have to be needs “Something League Kickball Brooklyn players kickball Hungry He won’t have an oppor- Storobin beat Council- Da- rookie Republican red! seeing about Talk BY AARON SHORT BY AARON BY DANIEL BUSH DANIEL BY nnil rewards nancial rmed. Photo by Stefano Giovannini Stefano by Photo inthem. afewhad hamburgers fi the on performance ifthey eld their enhance could Aggression Recession as such teams say GRILL BITS: lynites who live near the park park the who live near lynites incident. little with for years park ofthe parts several to grills charcoal portable own their brought have illegally but Mc- park-goers Park, Carren in anywhere barbecuing better.” play people are hungry they don’t when and hungry People are it. We need Arnold. Benedict out striking Washington is as American as George “Barbecuing sun,” hesaid. when they run around in the tion, Reif explained. Reif tion, elec- special 20 March the after onfor months two drag his battle with Fidler didn’t lected a larger he’s offi months in six for getpaid the only will paycheck Storobin said Reif Scott man Senate Republican spokes- if annual of salary $79,500, but my run.” to decision in I’ll get paid didn’t play a role money “The election. special for the heraised $148,000 the of all hespent that admitted money,” who said, Storobin penny.ery ev- worth was winning that claiming netloss, the off ever had. has indictment notunder person a healthy the shortest term freshman ing that Storobin will have appear in January — mean- old district is poised to dis- But some North Brook- North But some notpermit does city The Storobin could have col- State senators draw an “I didn’t do But Storobin shrugged it for the Kickball leaders ce. city goes that route.” that goes city coming down the pike the if amajor clash see “I park. the Miss Mousey Brown borders Chesney, whose salon hair liamsburg resident Meredith out,” Wil- sit said hang and of passive park space to just there’s ashortage and great, are where aerobic needs eas saturated with athletic ar- space. green crowded ing fi cook- for permanent ate area the city to fi say that it be diffi will lots, delaying the outcome outcome the delaying lots, bal- additional 300 contested were tallied, affi and ballots sentee and both ab- hundred several after sides shrank to just three votes lead vote night. onelection cles by emerging with a 120- cir- borough’sthe political sent waves shock through County Republican Party, Kings president ofthe vice the ButStorobin, election. special for the $335,000 than more raised ner and as the presumed frontrun- for next. run trict Storobin dis- —the year this earlier is expectedthey to redistricted Brooklyn when Homecrest and Park, Borough Midwood, passing encom- seat Jewish” “Super anew and senators ough bor- two between grounds stomping old Kruger’s up “The park is already over- But his margin of victory ofvictory margin But his race the entered Fidler Albany leaders divvied xtures in the always- appropri- nd an cult for davits Photo by Elizabeth Graham job. new the at he’ll earn than more spent he —but race senate inhisstate victorious torney David Storobin emerged BIG SPENDER: ball fi ball their near addgrills would that approve plan ofany smoke. and ter lit- who fear neighbors park and cooking outdoor of fans afl sparked Park Cooper Williamsburg’s in grills newlytle: installed any requests for grills. requests any notreceived has agency the specifi open to hearing but is Park, McCarren in ing more about onbarbecu- aposition taken not has councilman the trendy.” it’s because bacon like half other the and vegan are here people the —half Brooklyn is “This seitan,” shesaid. fun. the join would vegans says that even the league’s pitcher Seibert ace Jessica fl open an around careful be to —you always have grills the the ball fl Donelan. “My only fear is Amanda Aggression’s sion has to be safe,” said Reces- the area’s fi McCarren Park wouldn’t be mandated hand recount. hand mandated ter the city fi city the ter by 16 votes last Thursday af- votes. by 27 again and Storobin jumped ahead illegally obtained paign — Storobin’sclaimed cam- that the veteran lawmaker 119votes count to city the but ordered ajudge counted, remaining ballots were vote lead most after of the further. even ame.” Kickball players largely A parks spokesman said said spokesman A parks said spokesman A Levin and tofu “You grill can New Frontiersmen And but it idea, “It’s agreat in over grilling A clash Storobin ultimately won 87- abrief took Fidler elds. c proposals. ying and hitting rst barbecue bat- are-up between nished a state- Republican at- Republican DT 11 JUNE 8-14, 2012, COURIER LIFE FOR OVER 75 YEARS FOR OVER OF WILLIAMSBURG 575 GRAND ST @ LORIMER ST. 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Ryan member said Community Board 1 theystreet with speed cameras, tend toin recent years. slow lives lost their pedestrians where astreet to safety down,” two posal, saying it might bring pro- the welcomed dents cameras. onthe comment sition. oppo- community staunch month last Street after a discotheque onN.First owner for plan his pulled months. two past the in lyn Brook- North in about-face second the is cellation unit.” residential the be muchwill happier with arms. onthe white stripes with navy blue warm-up jackets jeans, hats, and matching wearing seen last were and 5-foot-8 about both are station. Mtrain and hone fl and tackers boy’s the iP- took lance video. surveil- to according wall, “When drivers are ona are drivers “When resi- Brooklyn North nightclub A Manhattan The liquor license can- Police say the suspects suspects say the Police at- say the Investigators ed from the J JUNE 8-14, 2012, COURIER LIFE DT 15 ghter ghter cials won’t ghters he’s taken taken he’s ghters ghting on Oct. 20, or if if or 20, Oct. on ghting Barclays offi Barclays ei- stop didn’t that But called MalignaggiSalita a great“Paulie’s fi “The and Brook- world Malignaggi, his for part, for speaks resume “My say who Malignaggi who say will fi be Magic Man will be the title the is he although — card favorite. odds-on touched indulging from boxer ther in a little trash talk. they if a friend predicted — but belt that he would take his bud’s new gloves. and has truly accomplished ina lot his career. I got But Salita said.his number.” lyn will see in October.” pointed to the two belts he’s andwon the array of big- fi name Cotto, Miguel including on, Ricky Hatton, and Juan Diaz. itself. a very I’ve at fought world-class and level, he level that at fought only has Malignaggi said. once,” ght since since ght ghters ghters have FDA “It would go beyond the“It would go beyond a wrinkle: there’s Yet “Things have to happen happen to “Things have The two fi Salita’s record stands at at stands record Salita’s Approved ghts of them — seven knock- world of boxing, would world it be a legendary said event,” Salita. Salita, goes who the by nick- “Star Kosher,” “Kid names and “Kosherof David,” Nos- hasn’ttra,” had a fi April, 2011. He will need need will He 2011. for he if soon April, win considered a out be pull to to hopes the premier stadium’s bout. me toquickly make for it work,” Salita said. known eachother years. for They trained rival at gyms Malig- for — Gleason’s Sal- for Starrettnaggi, City bothita — but turned pro in 2001 and toup wel- moved after devastating terweight losses to light welterweight champion Amir Khan. knock- them of 17 — wins 33 outs — one loss and one draw, while Malignaggi has 31 won fi — andouts lost four. Associated Press / Frank Franklin II Franklin Frank / Press Associated Kid Kid ght ght Salita has already an- already has Salita COULD BE A CONTENDER: Kosher after a 2008 victory. bases are so different and so Brooklyn, and these kind of gener- always battles ethnic of fanfare.” a lot ate nounced that he wants a belt, Malignaggi’s at shot fi the that agreed and would electrify their favor- ite borough. NEW LOCATION ght on the the on ght rst boxing match match boxing rst Malignaggi calls out Flatbush’s ‘Kid Kosher’ Salita for Barclays battle Barclays for Salita Kosher’ ‘Kid Flatbush’s out calls Malignaggi Balloon angioplasties and stents without contrast Aortic Aneurysm Repair “If I had it my way, it’d be it’d “If way, I had my it be almost“It’d like a civil The fi The Malignaggi called out BY WILL BREDDERMAN WILL BY Paulie wants to have Bklyn brawl Bklyn have to wants Paulie s s Safe and highly effective Dmitriy,” said Malignaggi, said Dmitriy,” won he belt the holding Ukranian, another from Vyacheslav Senchenko, af- ter a grueling April29 bout at Senchenko’s hometown of Donetsk. war in Brooklyn. Our fan sabbath until after sun- down, during a tour of the soon-to-be-opened Barclays Malig- Friday. on Center naggi will kick off the cen- monthlyter’s boxing series on Oct. 20. at the Barclays Center will will Center Barclays the at Brook- between battle a be lynites — if Bensonhurst- Associa- Boxing World born tion welterweight champion Malig- Man” “Magic Paulie naggi gets his way. Flatbush- Ukraine-born, con- welter-weight raised Ko- “Kid Dmitriy tender sher” Salita, an Orthodox fi won’t who Jew Setting the Standard for Medical Excellence Setting the Standard Photo by Derrick Lytle 718.438.3800 TH 3TREET "ROOKLYN .9 s #ALL FOR YOUR CONSULTATION Enrico Ascher, M.D. Ascher, Enrico Professor of Surgery of Medicine | Mt. 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Now, Secondary School School Secondary nally a place have to Bill DeBlasio, Bill ts of this yard years for to in Park Slope. High schoolers schoolers High Slope. Park in received the 2012 Ellis Island Ellis Island 2012 the received x up thex up space with a letter- And the principal had re- rave “For years, this space was not a all those with along Standing O, Secondary School Journal- for Budding student reporters and Get this — the entire redo, funded time in the city’s legislative body, body, legislative city’s the in time Blasio De $300,000. cool a cost only will reap “Students Standing O, told benefi the come and fi now relax between classes.” views. saidyard,” Abbie Reif . “But through the students’ activism and work Bill’s theover years, secured we the fund- ing needed to build the yard. the Now students get to see their how determi- off.” paid nation plopping, perambulating, pondering, the thank students hoop-shooting and hisPublic Advocate for long-range vision and pretty generous gift. activists need a place to contemplate Public to thanks and, recreate and Advocate the one at have for Journalism at John Jay High School there helped transform an parking old space into a swanky cool court- new yard, they where can peram- ponder, bulate, and shoot hoops plop, between classes. The students started advocat- fi to ing fi campaign writing the area has been transformed into a blacktop, new court, with basketball and greenery on the sidelines. by the former councilman PARK SLOPE and shoot snip, Snip, Well, no good deed goes unnoticed, Standing are so tall never O says, “You To Harry Leibowitz, a rousing Stand- ism at John Jay High School High ism Jay [237 at John Seventh Ave. between and Fourth Fifth avenues Slope, in Park (718) 832–4201]. world’s most vulnerable children.world’s To date, hasit granted more than $4.8 million in grants and program support to 90 honorees coun- 100 than more in children serve that tries. Harry May, past this Ellis and as known cofounder Isaacson-Lei- and wife Kay rock of — bowitz piece Medal ceremonies of Honor at held on little that Island. bend a child.” toas you help when O! ing at-screen at-screen lived in lived bungalow an old Brookdale University Hospital and the was Island Coney before ago, Long so something, do to had he knew Harry told Standing O, “We thank thank “We O, Standing told Toney successful businessman. In 1996, while while 1996, In businessman. popular Playground, People’s a very young Leibowitz Harry families 10 where shared a bathroom. But Harry tirelessly worked and became a very successful Harry surgery, cancer from recovering watched the naming the of winners of the Pulitzer Prize on television, and he made the realization that there was no Pulitzer in children served tirelessly that those for need. he created the World of Children Award organization, a philanthropic group which is committed to improving the lives of the CONEY ISLAND CONEY What a guy! Medical Center [One Brookdale at Pl. Hegeman Avenue in Canarsie, (718) 240–5000]. to morph a regular treatment room into a bright, child-friendly cheery, place for redo The treatment. undergoing kids included happy artwork and decora- tions that to help sooth an anxious child waiting the fl new a for doctor, and an iPadTV, with child-friendly pro- grams and entertainment. for Foundation Children’s Starlight making a difference in the lives of chil- dren and families are who struggling to illnessesdue and caring for about the Brooklyn Standing Community.” O is thanking Brookdale doing for the same. Mark Mark ; Dr. My- Dr. Michelle Michelle Starlight Starlight Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center staff cut the Starlight Care Starlight by Joanna DelBuono Joanna by Brooklyn’s Biggest Booster Biggest Brooklyn’s the hospital was able of the Starlight Founda- Janis Atty and Alexis and the Jeffrey A. Alt- child life specialists life child president of Brookdalepresident — and , in its pediatric unit. vice chair of pediatrics; pediatrics; of chair vice Standing O is busy with ribbon snip- Through the support of the ,The AIDSWalk,,The was which held on ping this week. Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center staff Kusum Viswana- Dr. including — than, Hall-Duncan Bay Ridge Federal Credit [9000 Union CANARSIE ron Sokal, chairman of the department of pediatrics; tion; Dr. Alvintion; Dr. Kahn, chairman of the Brookdale; trustees at of board Hodges Toney, Toney, Frekel Spekel the clown the cut rib- bon on the brand new Room Foundation Foundation man STARLIGHT, STAR BRIGHT: STAR STARLIGHT, ribbon on the brand new Starlight Care Room in the pediatric unit. Starlight, star bright, & the redo & the bright, star Starlight, May 20, helps shine a light on HIV-AIDS. Walking the walk and talking the talk during the AIDSWalk NYC campaign helps ease the load and lighten the road for many. 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These car- yum seng, Jose Lizardi, shengri kuaile! as she celebrated her her celebrated she as Chao Chen Chao and , owner of Tasty Tavern ll. ll. t HIV–AIDS research. was It just president and president CEO of the hospi- celebrated the more than 1,000 volun- 1,000 than more the celebrated Alice Lin Alice STANDING Three cheers to the staff of the New York Methodist [506 Hospital New York Sixth New York Methodist York New Hos- April, This Tasty Tavern [4523 Avenue N between [4523 Tasty Tavern It wasIt a tasty treat longtime for diner the disease. disease. the was one giant those leap for suffering from Dorita Jackson, Dorita Maria Rando, Wing Yung, Kam Tran, Mcnulty, Jasmine Vargas,Mcnulty, Tina Conte, Joseph, Josephine Geraci, Marianne Vanessa Spinelli,Vanessa Spinelli, Nicole Jude one small 6.2-mile walk for to benefi to they teamed up to raise $2,252 smackeroos smackeroos $2,252 raise to up teamed they ing, walking folks made a difference when Ridge Federal Credit Union a spot to fi gests that if got the time, you Methodist has duty,” and he ain’t kidding. Standingduty,” O sug- here and goes above the beyond way call of tal, told Standing O, “Being a volunteer volunteer a “Being O, Standing tal, told Mundy, Mark Mark patients. with contact in directly need. More than 40,000 hours were spent to help out patients and family members in in members family and patients out help to more than 100,000 hours of their time just just time their of hours 100,000 than more mercy or volunteers, — if will you logged — est anywhere. These generous angels of teers that help make the hospital the great- the hospital the make help that teers pital 60th birthday with hubby Jimmy Santino hubby with birthday 60th Lorraine Santino Lorraine and and Hip hip hooray! BAY RIDGE BAY Breaking all the numbers Breaking PARK SLOPE MILL BASIN MILL Candles, cocktails, and b-day wishes b-day and cocktails, Candles, getinvolved]. Park Slope (718) 780–3000, SlopePark (718) www.nym.org/ St. between Seventh and avenues Eighth in (718) 692–1020]. E. 45th and E. 46th streets in Mill Basin, Basin, Mill in streets 46th E. and 45th E. tasty tidings to Lorraine — tasty tidings to Lorraine more birthdays to come. Standing O sends sends Standing O come. to birthdays more wishing happy fortune cookies many for by hoisting a glass, toasting toasting glass, a hoisting by (this is the of the Year Dragon,after all) The trio occasion celebrated the auspicious C L , , J 713 , , 2012 OURIER IFE UNE R 8 18 DT COURIER LIFE, JUNE 8-14, 2012 ropolitan Avenue in Wil- in Avenue ropolitan N. 12th[Bedford Ave. between Street and Met- part because of the incum- ofthe because part in Towns’s nod he earned says spoken Councilman out- The endorsement. the him won that words kind than more rival a mutual bent much criticism . incum- the sparing while for change in Washington by dorsement campaigning to be Towns’s courting en- ary lines . recently redrawn bound- and Flatlands, thanks to Park, Marine Basin, Mill Island, Coney now includes Greene Fort from which stretches throughout the district, to months two past the Canarsie over leaders church and unions, public offi and aspiring Al Frankens. neighborhood’s for the fect and stand-up comedy — per- storytelling, politicking, ner at N. cor- aspeaker’s and Shag, Eighth shop sex hip Street by the sored for spon- Street, N.Sixth and Avenue onBedford booth curb. the to fes ca- sidewalk their extend even can bars and stores ing tables in front of their vend- up sidewalk set can porarily car-free blocks family. whole forscrabble the contests and concerts, small games, schoolyard playing ans cord set by eating legend re- aprevious tying Belts, give Chestnut six Mustard win.”him said. year,” Bertoletti this Joey “I’m sick championship straight . claim to 2011 in of fi his seeingwolfedto beat Chestnut, who down 62 HDBs Continued from Page 3 Page from Continued 4 Page from Continued Continued from Page 3 Page from Continued But Barron says it was candidates Both appeared There’s anew kissing onBusinesses tem- the Another victory would would victory Another “I’m going to challenge Bertoletti vowedStill, Walks Williamsburg Hot dog Barron Walks cials, cials, fth headlines again last year year last again headlines of Famefrom the Nathan’s Wall ceremoniously removed beforetive eating legend was un- grabbingarrested . was and stage, the rushed anyway, contest year’s — then showedeating federation in 2010 up attract with that the competitive acon- sign to he refused since contest at the grata has been consumer non Takeru Kobayashi. sworn political enemy.” political sworn a with marriage shotgun a “consummating rival his shows nod the said day and onSun- when reached prise notasur- was of Barron Towns’s endorsement said rimental impact.” fl concerned with Vito’s in- are ofus “Both Barron. said fordistrict,” our good Vito that don’t have aperson controls decades. erful rivals thattensions — between date the pow- back it’s wick last year, reigniting district not aDemocratic as Towns, ryl son his bid succeed to , Dar- fries. leader Jef- who backs Vito Lopez, Democratic boss Party bent’s in feud Bush- with Brooklyn www.williamsburgwalks. 384–2248, (718) liamsburg, playing guitar during Williamsburg Walks. 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The campy-cool nightlife spot is offering a new variety show-style cabaret that includes sword swallowers, stand up bassists, and sultry crooners. “I want it to feel like a throwback to an old TV special,” said co-host Dulce DeLeche. “It’s good, quality entertainment.” The new monthly show features live music from Jessy Carolina of the jazz band The Hot Mess, a dance number from voluptuous showbiz goddess Perle Noire , and a raffle with prizes. Bar-goers can also order salon-themed drinks such as the “Paul Mitchell Swizzle,” a vodka, grenadine, and mint concoction with crushed ice for $10. Hair she is: Pandora sits in one of “It’s all about glamour, live music, and that old time vibe,” DeLeche Beauty Bar’s signature chairs, where said. “It’s gonna be fun.” patrons can get manicures while they BK Cabaret at Beauty Bar [259 Fifth Ave. at Garfield Place in Park drink. Photo by Elizabeth Graham Slope, (718) 788–8867, www.beautybar.com]. June 14, 10 pm. Free. Roller disco stayin’ alive at DeKalb Market By Daniel Bush his disco at the market on Flatbush Street in Greenpoint in 2006, but stopped ho said roller disco was dead? Avenue Extension at Willoughby Street after the club shut down in 2009. He The old-school dance par- in May. “It’s still a very do-it-yourself continued the trend in Los Angeles, Wties are making a hit come- party and the DeKalb Market is a very Denver and other cities before returning back this summer at the DeKalb Market’s DIY venue.” to Brooklyn this year. Down & Derby Roller Disco, where fans Last month’s event drew hundreds of Down & Derby Roller Disco at the in tube socks and neon tank tops are lac- people who crowded a small plywood DeKalb Market [138 Willoughby St. at ing up their four-wheelers for a roll down dance floor ringed by vendors selling Flatbush Avenue Extension in Downtown, memory lane on a makeshift outdoor food and beer. (412) 613–4707, www.downanddderby. skating rink. The company rents out 300 pairs of org] June 15, July 20, Aug. 17 and Sept. The disco’s founder Vince Masi said quad skates on a first-come-first-serve 21 at 6 pm. $10 ($5 in advance). his parties prove the 70s-era phenomenon basis, but encourages revelers to bring is stayin’ alive. their own. Skates alive: The 70s phenomenon is back at the “I wanted to bring it back,” said Masi, a Masi started throwing roller disco par- DeKalb Market’s Down & Derby Roller Disco. former Greenpoint resident who launched ties at the former Studio B on Banker Photo by Vince Masi 22 8-14, 2012 8-14, UNE , J IFE L OURIER C 24 SEVEN “HILARIOUS!” – New York Daily News – The Village Voice – The New York Times – Backstage – Variety ”A PICKLE BARREL OF LAUGHS! Five terrifi c performers. Fiendishly madcap. Lewd and hilarious.” – New York Daily News ”YOU’LL LAUGH YOUR TUCHUS OFF! This show could run forever.” – Variety The Westside Theatre, 407 West 43rd Street Telecharge.com /212-239-6200 www.ojtjonstage.com Borough-dance Scholarly star 23 J UNE rooklyn is getting a new dance festival that evisit the classics: Milton’s “Paradise C 8-14, 2012, will help showcase some of the borough’s Lost,”Joyce’s “Ulysses,” and, of course, Bunestablished talent. RGZA’s “Liquid Swords.” Rival city Manhattan has stolen much of the You’re most likely to actually finish the last thunder of the dance scene from the city’s borough one, when the Genius behind it comes to Music OURIER of choice, but with the first ever Brooklyn Dance Hall of Williamsburg on June 14. Festival, the professional movement scene will get The decision of the Wu Tang Clan’s spiri- L Kool Keith is ‘King’ IFE a bona fide local showcase in the borough. tual leader to perform his 1995 masterpiece in its “I think the dance scene in Brooklyn is grow- e’s called himself Dr. Octagon, Dr. entirety comes out of a growing recognition of hip- ing, with BAM increasing in that area and Mark Dooom, and Black Elvis. hop’s intellectual credibility according to Mahbod Morris,” said Tamia Santana, the executive direc- H Nineties hip-hop legend Kool Keith Moghadam, one of the founders of rapgenius.com, tor and founder of the modern, jazz, contempo- Thornton is known for going by different a site committed to analyzing hip-hop as genuine rary, and African dance festival. “It’s been really names, and now, on what he claims will be his art — and its headquarters experimental and street last album ever, he calls himself the King of Thurs. is on Kent Avenue, just a based, but it’s getting more New York — but this time it’s no pen name, he few blocks from music hall 24 established.” Sat. & Sun. says — and he’s going to prove it to an audience 6/14 of Williamsburg. SEVEN The two-day festival 6/16-6/17 at Brooklyn Bowl in Williamsburg on June 14. “Everyone right now is will act as a showcase of “I am the King of New York,” the Bronx- getting into the academic work of analyzing local talent, giving seven born 48-year-old rapper said. “I walk around rap lyrics as poetry,” says Mahbod Moghadam, dance groups the stage and hopefully a chance New York, I rap around New York, I write himself a rapper. “It’s not just entertainment, it’s for greater exposure, including Brooklyn outfits about New York.” literature. The only dif- such as the Jamal Jackson and DeMa dance com- The King’s music video shows the sides of the ference is it’s something panies. city he says most people don’t film: strip clubs, people care about.” “These companies don’t have to produce an chop shops, and Flatbush Avenue Extension. Moghadam points entire show,” said Santana. “Instead it’s going “I show New York from a rat’s point of view,” out GZA’s references to be a way for them to show new work and be Keith said. “I show the outskirts, I keep it raw.” to everything from amongst other choreographers, and the board of Keeping it raw is what hip-hop is all about, hip-hop history to the directors will try to invite as many people as pos- according to Keith, who redefined the genre in Bible (or B.I.B.L.E.) to sible to come view their stuff.” the late eighties with his crew, the Ultramagnetic Brooklyn streets to the The Brooklyn Dance Festival at the MCs, and pushed its boundaries even further in Wu’s own discogra- Schermerhorn Theater [160 Schermerhorn St. his 18 albums as a solo artist — and it’s what phy as evidence of the The genius: GZA will be between Hoyt and Smith Streets in Boerum Hill. Still kool: 90s underground hip-hop legend Kool Keith modern rappers fail to do, he says. comes to Brooklyn Bowl in Williamsburg on June 14 depth and intelligence of performing the entirety of (718) 313–8037, www.BrooklynDanceFestival. “We got too many cartoon characters these before reuniting with his old crew, the Ultramagnetic “Liquid Swords,” which his “Liquid Swords” album. org]. June 16 at 8 pm and June 17 at 2 pm. $25. days, these guys walking around with Donald MCs, at Music Hall of Williamsburg on July 17 as is considered one of the — Eli Rosenberg Duck on their shirts, and skinny jeans, and part of the Northside Festival. greatest albums of the genre — or of any genre. green glasses,” Keith complained, though “Everything that Wu Tang has ever put out is without naming any names. “Cartoon charac- could be one of the last chances to ever catch lyrically sophisticated, but ‘Liquid Swords’ is at Photo pool ters don’t deserve to be mentioned.” him live in Brooklyn. Even though he references a whole other level,” Moghadam says. “It’s foun- On “Vacation Spot,” he accuses rappers of the Brooklyn Bridge and Junior’s Restaurant on dational, it’s one of the most classic rap albums rooklyn’s newest pool was once a beauti- acting like giant monkeys and calls rap “dog the song, “New York,” and tells the listener “you in history.” ful relic. doo” on “Supremacy,” and on the can call me BK,” Keith says he hasn’t And Moghadam believes Music Hall of Artist Gina Pollack broke into the B final track, “Goodbye Rap,” he ridi- much performed in New York’s most Williamsburg is the perfect venue for appreciat- dilapidated McCarren Park Pool in fall 2009, just cules new rappers and deejays and Thurs. populous borough. ing GZA’s gifts. before the city plunged $50-million into convert- says, “I quit rap — I threw hip-hop in Still, he says he’s looking for- “It’s a great venue for hip-hop because acous- ing the concrete structure into a state-of-the-art 6/14 the garbage.” ward to taking the stage at the tics are such that you can actually hear the lyrics, recreation center, and snapped images of the Keith says he’s dead serious about Williamsburg venue. as opposed to other venues,” Moghadam says. decaying pool at sunset. ending his almost three-decade long career as “It should be good, they got the bowling All the better to benefit from the Genius’s Her new work, “Where They Swam: Other an emcee. alley and everything,” Keith said. research — feel the joy and the hurt. Relics” will be on display for a month at “I’ll make beats, but I’m not going to record Kool Keith at Brooklyn Bowl [61 Wythe GZA at Music Hall of Williamsburg [66 North Greenpoint Avenue’s The One Well gallery start- any more,” Keith said, citing the lack of competi- Ave., between North 11th and North 12th Sixth Street between Kent and Wythe avenues in ing this weekend, three weeks before the pool tion needed to keep himself creative. He added Streets in Williamsburg. (718) 963–3369. Williamsburg. (718) 486–5400]. June 14, 11 pm. opens to the public. that he’s not sure if he’ll ever tour again — mean- www.brooklynbowl.com]. June 14, 6 pm. $12. $34.75. She’d never been inside the pool for the ing his appearance at Brooklyn Bowl on June 14 — Will Bredderman — Will Bredderman temporary McCarren Pool Party concert series, but Starting had passed by the site 6/8 every day and thought the architecture was beautiful. Concrete roots: Authors inspired by Brooklyn “I was most interested critically acclaimed author inspired by e-mail. “Everyone seems to have at least one, in the way the surfaces had reacted to being left Greenpoint’s rough beauty and indus- possibly twenty.” there for so long, especially the surface of the A trial charm will discuss her latest novel Her story follows a poet with an undeniably pool,” she said. “It was painted an aquamarine — an ode to the neighborhood, set in the con- awesome name — Harry Quirk — in the aftermath color, cracked, and deteriorated. There was a crete garden itself. of an explosive breakup as he wanders puddle that resulted from the rainwater and there Writer Kate Christensen, the streets, into bars and alleyways. were random objects floating in there. The way whose novel “The Astral” is set Thurs. Christensen has since moved to that the red and blue colors reacted in the light- in Greenpoint’s storied Astral 6/14 Portland, Maine (she fell in love with a ing, during the sunset, are pretty amazing.” Apartments, will speak about the New Englander — what are you gonna Pollack, a lap swimmer, can’t wait to jump difference between writing fiction do?), but she plans to discuss the dif- into the new pool this summer. She hopes it and non-fiction at Greenlight Bookstore on June ference between city versus non-city writing and becomes a neighborhood destination. 14, with fellow Brooklyn-loving writer Jami to read from excerpts penned in the borough — “Where They Swam: Other Relics: Attenberg, whose book “The Middlesteins” is which is a fantastic place to be a writer, she said. Photography by Gina Pollack” at the One Well due out in October. “[The book] couldn’t have been set anywhere [165 Greenpoint Ave., between Manhattan Avenue Christensen, a PEN Faulkner Award-winner, else on earth,” she said. and McGuinness Boulevard in Greenpoint (347) said the novel was provoked by roughly two Kate Christensen and Jami Attenberg at 889–6792. www.theonewell.com]. Opens June 8, intense decades living in north Brooklyn. Greenlight Bookstore [686 Fulton St., (718) 7–10 pm. “There is an endless supply of great, vital, 246–0200]. June 14, 7:30 pm. Astral author: Author Kate Christensen will discuss her — Aaron Short fascinating stories in Brooklyn,” she said via — Natalie O’Neill Brooklyn-based book at Greenlight Bookstore. 24 RESTAURANT GOSSIP BY SARAH ZORN 8-14, 2012 8-14, illiamsburg plays Williamsburg on Saturday or UNE chicken and at the restaurant in Carroll , J BORSCH BRUNCH Prospect Heights Gardens on Sunday — you’ll IFE W L raises the standard on subs, still be cooling your heels for Loosen your belt for Mazelle’s Russian cuisine but it’s Park Slope’s cups that a plate of maple-vinegar or OURIER truly runneth over in this hot sauce and honey smoth- C By Aaron Short linoleum from the floor to reveal week’s edition of incredible ered drumsticks. n Russia they eat brunch, too. the original tile work, and add- edible gossip. Bushwick restaurateur ing factory lights with mercury Bread again: The barely IYury Maze is bringing a taste glass above the bar, resulting in Our heroes: The guys behind one-year-old Zito’s Sandwich of Brighton Beach to Wyckoff a warm industrial look that fits in Chuko, the first-rate ramen Shoppe is really on a roll! Not Avenue with his new cafe, well with other neighborhood hot house in Prospect Heights, only are owners Marcello Mazelle, but leave your nightclub spots, such as Bodega Bar, Pearl 24 have an upcoming premium Bucca and Enzo Conigliaro SEVEN attire at home. Instead, cozy up Billy Social Club, and Northeast sandwich shop. “Honestly, expanding their business to to the dimly lit bar and snack on Kingdom. really great sandwiches are Coney, and debuting por- borscht, a plate of Moscow salami But the food is very different. difficult to find around here, table sammy carts on the with dark rye bread slices, and Maze and his comrades pickle so that’s what we want to streets of the Slope this sum- Caliente — a mix of mango juice, beets, cabbage, onions, asparagus, do — in the Chuko style mer, the Park Slope Patch tequila, and hot sauce. eggs, and cucumbers in-house, of course,” owner Jamison reports that they’ll replace “I want to introduce people to infuse their own whiskey, vodka, Blankenship said. “Great panini pros Press 195 in the cuisine that I grew up with and and tequila, and put caviar in bread, meats roasted daily, their Fifth Avenue space this I felt it was the right time for it,” practically everything except the all simple and delicious at June. “We’re going to go over said Maze. “I want people to come Good eggs: Sherry Wood and Edward Raison of the band Black Statues cocktails. Even their version of a really great price.” The there, put on some Beastie here and have great drinks and enjoy a scotched egg at Mazelle in Bushwick. Photos by Stefano Giovannini scotch eggs comes with paddlefish team is still in negotia- Boys and Biz Markie, throw have a good time.” caviar — Maze’s favorite dish. tions for a nearby space, but some marinara sauce on the Maze found the corner storefront in November after the tex- Mazelle (247 Starr St. at Wyckoff Avenue in Bushwick. www. Blankenship promises to ply wall and make fresh mozza- mex chain Buffalo Cantina went out of business. He snapped mazellebk.com). 5–11 pm, weekdays, 11 am–4 am, weekends. us with details as soon as rella,” Bucca told the Patch. the space up in three days, removing layers of black epoxy and Closed Mondays. they arise! “I figure anywhere the Talde guys go, we can benefit from Due South: According to their spill over.” Eater , Kerry Diamond and Robert Newton — the team Bierly legal: Zito’s can cer- behind Carroll Garden favor- tainly expect to see some healthy competition from their soon-to-be next door neighbor, Bierkraft , who also have some brew-ly exciting news. Grub Street reveals that CB6 unanimously approved a plan for the high-end hops shop to begin making and selling their own homegrown brands of lager, stout, and Pork it down: A charcuterie plate with Moscow salami and Ukranian sausage and Scotch eggs with paddlefish caviar is the house specialty at Bushwick’s IPA.”We’ll be brewing beer Mazelle restaurant. Photos by Stefano Giovannini like Ma and Pa did 1,000 years ago,” co-owner Ben Southern gossip: Kerry Diamond Granger said. “We’re trying and Robert Newton (pictured) — to set the example for every- Family olive tree: Coluccio son the team behind Carroll Garden one else to follow. If you’re a favorites Seersucker and Smith beer bar, you should be doing Canteen — are opening another Southern-loving restaurant. this.” We’ll raise a glass to that! brings sausage biz to Bay Ridge Photo by Stefano Giovannini Muy caliente: By Sarah Zorn eration with a few contemporary twists. ites Seersucker and Smith What the here’s new hope for Bay Ridge locals That means the ability to sip cappuc- Canteen — are putting their Slope has lost in pristine nostalgic for the sight of hanging cinos and espressos in a small café up front devilled eggs in Brooklyn’s California rolls, they’ve salamis, imported olive oil, and giant — or take out a variety of prepared foods basket once again with yet gained in tasty (and decid- T another Southern-loving res- wheels of parmigiano reggiano cheese. from chef Michael Kogan, of the nearby edly less expensive), Cali- A.L. Coluccio, an Italian grocery store Owl’s Head wine bar. taurant. The exact location style tacos. Here’s Park Slope and salumeria, will open on 8613 Third “We’ve been going over a menu of is still to be determined, but reports that Calexico — the Ave. this August — a first-time solo ven- Italian American favorites that I love and bound to make lucky locals beloved Cal-Mex mini chain, ture for Louis Coluccio of the famed D. grew up with, which Michael will put feel finer n’ a frog hair split will move into Blue Ribbon Coluccio and Sons in Bensonhurst. a great modern spin on,” Coluccio said. four ways. Sushi’s old spot at 278 Fifth “My grandfather and father opened D. Ave. Besides vowing to “sup- “Everything will be seasonal and clean and Got buttermilk: Coluccio and Sons 50 years ago this fall,” simple, from our roasted chicken to our Here’s port local schools, charities he said. “I became inspired by their cour- salads and sides to an amazing porchetta another dose of Southern and sports teams,” and main- age and entrepreneurial spirit, and wanted sandwich.” comfort — the boys of tain respectable noise levels to experience the same joy and excitement Coluccio said he is looking to connect Buttermilk Channel are bring- in an open letter to the neigh- they felt.” with the community and build relationships ing their signature chicken borhood, the Vendy award Bay Ridge residents will have plenty to with local businesses as well — great news and waffles to the teeming winning eatery told every Neighborhood hunk: Louis Coluccio, holding a hordes of Smorgasburg . It Park Slope parent what they celebrate as well — Coluccio plans to keep for neighbors concerned about the prov- chunk of pancetta, is to open A.L. Coluccio Italian the same signature products and commit- enance of their food. doesn’t really matter whether want to hear — that they’ll Family Grocery Store and Salumeria on Third you choose to wait in line in be offering a kids menu. ment to quality his family store is known A.L. Coluccio [8613 Third Ave. between Avenue in Bay Ridge this August. for, as well as bolster appeal to a new gen- 86th and 87th Streets in Bay Ridge]. 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Free! 6:15. The Moxie about mistaken identity, love BWAC.org. in DUMBO, (718) 666–3049], Spot [81 Atlantic Ave. between and marriage. Theater 2020 MUSIC, OMNI ENSEMBLE: www.powerhousearena.com. Hicks and Henry streets in uses actors and puppets in this Gala concert featuring David ART, MARK TRIBE, RARE Brooklyn Heights, (718) 923- fast paced 90 minute version Amram on fl utes and horns. EARTH: 6 pm – 9 pm opening 9710], themoxiespot.com. of the classic. $18. 7 pm. Pier Refreshments served; followed reception. 12 pm – 6 pm. See ART, MARK TRIBE, RARE One at Brooklyn Bridge Park by concert. $40 ($70 per cou- Friday, June 8. EARTH: Solo exhibition of [1 Main St. at Furman Street in ple; $25 for students). 6 pm. 24 works by Mark Tribe, video Columbia Heights, (718) 624– Outdoor concert [690 E. 18th SEVEN and print artist and per- 3614]. theater2020.com. 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See Saturday, poration is the Event Chair- MUSIC, JUNE JAZZ AND A TAG SALE: New and used items June 9. person. Over 100 golfers are TASTE OF BARBADOS: (Rain dates, 6/3 and 6/10). expected to attend. Registra- Johnson Hall at St. Mary’s Free. 9 am –5 pm. Cadman OTHER tion & BBQ will take place at Episcopal Church in Clinton Towers Bld. (101 Clark St. STREET FESTIVAL: Sponsored 11 a.m., followed by a 1 p.m. Hill will fi ll with the sounds of between Henry Street and by Kings Bay Y. Free. 11 am–3 Shot Gun Start. Dinner and jazz and the aroma of food Cadman Pl. W. in Brooklyn pm. [Nostrand Avenue be- Award Ceremony will begin at on the fi rst Friday in June. Heights). tween Avenue U and Avenue 6 p.m. Prizes will be awarded That evening, June Jazz at St. BOOK AND DVD SALE: Help the V in Sheepshead Bay, (718) for Team Low Gross, Longest Mary’s is proud to host The Friends of Clinton Hill raise 648–7703], www.kingsbayy. Drive, and Closest to the Pin; Danny Mixon Jazz Ensemble funds to benefi t programs the org. there will also be a Putting Contest. 11 am. Marine Park combined with “A Taste of library branch. There will be ISRAEL CELEBRATION: Pre- Barbados” on June 8, begin- family activities, books, DVD, Golf Course [2880 Flatbush sented by the Kings Bay Y and Ave., (718) 833–6633 x 228]. ning at 7:00 p.m. with music VH and CD’s on sale. Free. 10 the World Zionist Organiza- FILM, STUDENT FILM FESTIVAL: beginning shortly after 8:00 am–4 pm. Clinton Hill Library Collaboration: Yasiin Bey (aka Mos Def) and the Brooklyn Philharmonic — tion- carnival rides; petting p.m. $25. 7 pm. Johnson hall [380 Washington Ave. at Lafay- zoo; arts and crafts. Free. 11 Cobble Hill Cinemas. $7. 4 pm. - St. Mary’s Episcopal Church ette Ave. in Clinton Hill, (718) where he is the artist-in-residence — team up for one of the summer’s am– 3 pm. Kings ay Y [3495 Cobble Hill Cinema [265 Court [230 Classon Ave. in Clinton 398–8713], www.brooklynpub- gotta-go-to concerts on June 9, at the Bedford Restoration Plaza. Nostrand Ave. in Sheepshead St. between Butler & Douglass liclibrary.org/branch_library_ streets in Cobble Hill, (718) Hill, (718) 638–2090]. Courtesy of the Brooklyn Philharmonic Bay, (718) 648–7703]. MUSIC, JESSICA JONES AND detail.jsp?branchpageid=265. ART, SONYA STUDIO STROLL: 596-9113], www.cobblehillthe- atre.com . MARK TAYLOR QUARTET OTHER Artists of 35 Claver Place: CELEBRATE RELEASE OF 12 pm – 6 pm. See Saturday, ART, MARK TRIBE, RARE ART, SONYA STUDIO STROLL: June 9. EARTH: 6 pm – 9 pm opening “LIVE AT THE FREIGHT” Artists of 35 Claver Place: in Red Hook, (718) 596–2506], [81 Atlantic Ave. between AT BROOKLYN FRIENDS www.bwac.org. SUNDAY SINGALONG: Come reception. 12 pm – 6 pm. See The Artists of 35 Claver Place Hicks and Henry streets in Friday, June 8. SCHOOL: Join tenor saxo- THE MAGIC FLUTE: See Mozart’s Brooklyn Heights, (718) 923– sing, clap, dance or just watch. will open their studios to the BINGO NIGHT: Bring your luck. phonist Jessica Jones and general public as part of the classic opera with a 38-piece 9710], themoxiespot.com. Free. 12:15 pm. The Moxie French horn player Mark Taylor $3. 6:45 pm. St. Columba RC 2012 SONYA Stroll. Begin- orchestra. 3 pm. Regina Hall ART, MARK TRIBE, RARE Spot [81 Atlantic Ave. be- as they celebrate the release [1210 65th St. at 12th Avenue tween Hicks and Henry streets Church - Auditorium [2245 ning in 2005, the residents EARTH: 6 pm – 9 pm opening Kimball St. Avenue U and Av- of their new album. $15, $10 here have participated in the in Dyker Heights, (718) 259– in Brooklyn Heights, (718) 923- for kids. 7:30 pm. Brooklyn 2772], www.reginaopera.org. reception. 12 pm – 6 pm. See 9710], themoxiespot.com. enue V in Marine Park, (718) annual SONYA Studio Stroll. Friday, June 8. 338-6265]. Friends School [375 Pearl St. South Of the Navy Yard Art- ART EXHIBIT KICK-OFF: NY- ART, BROOKLYN WATERFRONT in Downtown, (718) 852–1029], ists (SONYA) is a non-profi t CATA/UFT Artist Teacher Exhi- CAMPING: Break out the s’mores ARTISTS COALITION PRES- GROUP, BARBERSHOP CHO- www.brooklynfriends.org. organization of visual artists bition. Free. 3:30 pm. Callahan and have a fun fi lled sleep out ENTS “CELEBRATE”: 1 pm. RUS: For women, rehearsals DANCE, NINETIES NOCTURNE: living, creating, and/or exhibit- Center Gallery, 718-489–5272, under the stars. Free. 6 pm. See Saturday, June 9. are weekly. If you love to sing, Nostalgia for everyone’s new ing in the Ft. Greene, Clinton www.sfc.edu. Marine Park [Gerritsen Ave. DISCOVER TOUR: Take a walk please join the group. In Bay favorite decade comes on full Hill, Wallabout, and Bedford at Gotham Avenue in Marine with a naturalist and watch Ridge. Free. 7:30–10 pm. Call WORKSHOP, TEQUILA SUN- for location, (917) 836–4304. force at this party celebrating Stuyvesant neighborhoods of RISE: Join bartenders Mike Park, (718) 421–2021]. for animals while investigat- the naive decade. Free. 9 pm. Brooklyn. Free. 12 pm – 6 pm. Mikos and Wil Petre for a CONCERT, MOS DEF AND ing little known facts about Legion Bar [790 Metropolitan 35 Claver Place (35 Claver Pl.), hands on cocktailing class on THE BROOKLYN PHILHAR- the park. Free. 3 pm. Prospect Ave. in Williamsburg, (718) TUES, JUNE 12 www.35claver.com. tequila, which they promise is MONIC!: Yasiin Bey (Mos Def) Park Audubon Center [Enter 387–3797]. park at Lincoln Road and ART, BROOKLYN WATERFRONT good for more than just shots. joins the Brooklyn Philhar- SINGALONG: Come clap, dance, $45. 5 pm. Sycamore [1118 Ocean Avenue in Prospect ARTISTS COALITION PRES- monic in a celebration of Lena sing or just watch! $2.50. ENTS “CELEBRATE”: Join the Cortelyou Rd. between Strat- Park, (718) 287–3400], www. Horne and other musicians 11:00. The Moxie Spot [81 SAT, JUNE 9 Brooklyn Waterfront Artists’ ford and Westminster roads in prospectpark.org/audubon. Atlantic Ave. between Hicks Coalition for their 20th year Ditmas Park, (347) 240–5850], from Bedford-Stuyvesant. THE MAGIC FLUTE: 3 pm. See and Henry streets in Brook- OUTDOORS AND TOURS anniversary at the pier exhibi- www.sycamorebrooklyn.com. Free. 8 pm. Bedford Restora- Saturday, June 9. lyn Heights, (718) 923-9710], TOUR, COBBLE HILL HISTORY tion space. 1 pm. Brooklyn Wa- FAMILY DISCO NIGHT: Eat, drink tion Plaza [1368 Fulton St. in FLAG DAY: Celebrate with a themoxiespot.com. WALKING TOUR: E-mail for terfront Artists Coalition [499 and shake your groove thangs! Bedford-Stuyvesant, (646) concert, hosted by state Sen. BINGO NIGHT: 11 am. See Mon- directions. $20. 2 pm. Van Brunt St., near Reed Street Free! 6 pm. The Moxie Spot 397–2765]. Martin Golden. Free. 3 pm. day, June 11. 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Free. 9 GANZA: The new business 27 reception. 12 pm – 6 pm. See pop-up pop shop to brick- bringing their rotating band to anus, (718) 643–6510], www. am–4 pm. Episcopal Church of improvement district is hosting J Friday, June 8. and-mortar success story. Union Hall, heavily infl uenced thebellhouseny.com. the Holy Spirit [8117 Bay Pkwy. the fi rst ever sidewalk, street UNE Refreshments will be served. by their love for blues music, at 82nd Street in Bensonhurst, fair. Free. 1–5 pm. Atlantic Ave- Free, RSVP. 7 pm. Power- they try to play a wide range (718) 837-0412]. nue (Brooklyn Queens Express- C 8-14, 2012, WED, JUNE 13 House Arena [37 Main St. at of genres. Joining the lineup FRI, JUNE 15 way - Fourth Avenue in Sunset Water Street in DUMBO, (718) are the Driftwood Singers, OTHER Park), www.atlanticavebid.org. WORKSHOP, TANGO LESSONS: MOVIE NIGHT: 6:15. See Friday, 666–3049], www.powerhou- and Glass Anchors. $8. 7:30 FAMILY FESTIVAL: Get to the DAD’S DAY: In honor of dear old For adults and youngsters in- searena.com. pm. Union Hall [702 Union St. June 8. know the staff, the programs terested in ballroom dancing dad, children of all ages enjoy a READING, ‘KINGSTON NOIR’ at Fifth Avenue in Park Slope, ART, MARK TRIBE, RARE and your community. Free. 9 jazz festival, a live performance - No experience and no part- (718) 638–4400], www.union- EARTH: 6 pm – 9 pm opening am–2 pm. PS 170 [7109 Sixth OURIER ners necessary. Sponsored by LAUNCH: Come launch the by harpist Brandee Younger, a latest in the “noir” collec- hallny.com. reception. 12 pm – 6 pm. See Avenue at 71st Street in Bay documentary entitled, “We Will the FIAO Beacon program. Friday, June 8. Ridge, (347) 347–4548]. tion, this one from sunny DANCE, PAQUERETTE - See Tomorrow” and reading of L Pre-registration for young- MUSIC, MARISSA NADLER: Jamaica. Free. 7:30 pm. FRANCOIS CHAIGNAUD, PET DAY: The second annual event “When Louis Armstrong Taught IFE sters required. Free. 6–9 pm. NPR calls her music, “dreamy, IS 96 [99 Ave. P at W. 11th Greenlight Bookstore [686 CECILIA BENGOLEA: Pâ- will have your Fido or Fifi fl y- Me Scat” by Muriel Weinstein. Fulton St. between S. El- querette welcomes the melancholy, and utterly cap- ing high on the Wonder Wheel. Free with museum admission. Street in Bensonhurst, (718) tivating.” Pitchfork say that 232-2266]. liott Place and S. Portland audience into a deep ap- Dress up your pet for the cos- 1:30–4:30 pm. Brooklyn Chil- Avenue in Fort Greene, (718) preciation and debate of her songs are “as gorgeous as tume contest on the board- dren’s Museum [145 Brooklyn WORKSHOP, TANGO LESSONS: 246–0200], greenlightbook- the human condition: the they are elliptical and haunt- walk too. 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Park Slope, (718) 638–4400], AFRICAN MASK WORKSHOP: [99 Ave. P, between W. 12 and www.unionhallny.com. WII AND NTENDO: Prizes, games 24 artists, mentalists and close- Invisible Dog [51 Bergen St. Children 5 and older creTe a and food. Free. 6 pm. The Moxie W. 13th streets in Gravesend, in Boerum Hill, (347) 560– DANCE, PAQUERETTE - FRAN- SEVEN (718) 232-2266]. up magicians. $10 ($7.50 for mask and explore the art of col- Spot [81 Atlantic Ave. between children under 12). 9 pm. Side- 3641], www.theinvisibledog. COIS CHAIGNAUD, CECILIA lage making with artist Robin Hicks and Henry streets in Brook- ART, MARK TRIBE, RARE show by the Seashore (1208 org. BENGOLEA: 8 pm. See Thurs- Miller. Free with museum ad- EARTH: 6 pm – 9 pm opening lyn Heights, (718) 923–9710], Surf Ave. at W. 12th Street in MUSIC, THERESA ANDERS- day, June 14. mission. Noon–1 pm. Brooklyn themoxiespot.com. reception. 12 pm – 6 pm. See Coney Island), www.coneyis- SON, LUCIUS: A stunning Children’s Museum [145 Brook- Friday, June 8. FILM, AFGHAN WOMEN: New land.com. vocalist and a talented multi- lyn Ave. at St. Marks Avenue York-based documentary fi lm- POETRY PROJECT: Memory Arts instrumentalist, Theresa is SAT, JUNE 16 in Crown Heights, (718) 735– Cafe is a series for people maker Kathleen Foster will best known for her live shows, 4400], www.brooklynkids.org. screen and discuss her fi lms living with Alzheimer’s, care- THURS, JUNE 14 where she crafts complexly SALES AND MARKETS ART, BROOKLYN WATERFRONT givers and public, providing Afghan Women. $9 suggested. layered songs using bevy of PARK SLOPE FLEA MARKET: 8 ARTISTS COALITION PRES- 7:30 pm. Union Docs (322 Union entertainment, light refresh- WORKSHOP, CROCHET: Adults drums, stringed instruments meet every week and work on am–6 pm. See Saturday, June 9. ENTS “CELEBRATE”: 1 pm. 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Camardese said re who wrappedwho his up 28th and Canarsie for season led the Chiefs to four city championships — received “U” or unsatisfactory, an adminis- school rating, trators were allowed to fi been buttinghe’d heads administra- school with Canarsie since ever tors closed was School High several into turned and smaller high schools Edu- Canarsie the called The Campus. cational coach has been faulted the in alumni letting for roomlocker and al- for coaches assistant lowing unauthorized in park to parking spots. Ca- on rector Dale comment Wilson has to de- clined dismissal. mardese’s willmardese also help varsity Prep’s Poly coach Longtimeteam. Canarsie assistants Maurice Jones School High and Bernard Titley have Canarsie left the at Camardese join to RidgeBay school private well. as person, number one, [and] — Goldstein’s Maria Shabashkevich Maria — Goldstein’s awesome to beat St. Francis.’ eld coachCarl ‘It means a lot. It’s It’s lot. a means ‘It lling its varsity Sacked Canarsie HS football coach Mike Camardese Camardese Mike coach football HS Canarsie Sacked eld is great. The JV job at Poly at JV job • BY ZACH BRAZILLER ZACH BY A longtime Canar- longtime A said Camardese Mike a at coaching like “It’s School High Canarsie — Camardese Once Camardese snags snags Camardese him.t for NEW GIG: NEW has a new coaching job at Poly Prep. coaching position with with position coaching track and fi sie High School football coach lost his who last job month after getting an has rating unsatisfactory — he’ll job found a new be at varsity junior coaching Prep.Poly he had other offers job — he interviewed a for head-coaching position at Wantagh on Long Island and was offered assistant Monsi- at jobs coaching gnor Farrell and Holy Cross coaching felt — but Dino Prep’s Poly under Mangiero was the perfect fi small Camardese college,” said. “The room weight is a does Dino unbelievable. you Everything job. great can think of, they have. fi The situation is great.whole foot- in I’ve been there like, three, You’re times. four there.” ball heaven last Camardese booted month, fi Allen. nal point, he he point, nal nals last year, too, but Goldstein nearly topped topped nearly Goldstein “It means Sha- a lot,” BrennanBut said he The St. Francis Prep he wasBut disappointed 100-percent gave “They tra- the continued They After the fi to know how “I don’t “I guess 13 is an unlucky “We ignored“We all the cheer- ing and our played game.” St. Francis in the Mayor’s fi Cup fell a match short. to bashkevich said. im- “We awesome lot a played we lot, a proved It’s matches. of beat St. Francis Prep.” knew this was day coming. He lost his three top singles andplayers his top doubles last Goldsteinplayer year. its with year this returned entire team intact. coach said the he felt Dol- favor- slight the were phins prior toite the match. He left Center Tennis National the steak his that disappointed had come to an end. with the defeat — not his players. effort,” he said “They Brennan, survivor. cancer time when a two- came a little up short.” began that dition thetook over program 13 years ago. They played their hardest and toughest and with themselves handled but class, is all which he has askedever of his players. strange, surewasn’t to react. how felt It he said.feel,” “It hasn’t hap- lost pened. We long it’s that how shows it. been. like I don’t it. If I liked losing, we wouldn’t have accept you But point. to this to gotten have to a good team. Those girls it.” earned number,” he said. Photo by Denis Gostev “That third game was was game third “That Sha- Druzhinsky and nerves no were “There crucial,” St. Francis coach John Brennan said. “If they 3–love,got up the other team checked have may out.” unortho- an are bashkevich pair double dox as neither the at plays net. The base- forc- consistent, were liners ing St. Francis mistakes — the kind that of play has often been a St. Francis Druzhinsky trademark. ripping title, the clinched an inside-out forehand past Rosco-Sipot. all,” Shabashkevichat said. — Grand Street Campus assistant coach Steve Martinez Steve coach assistant Campus Street — Grand But we’re not satisfied with with satisfied not we’re But just one win.’ ‘This is a major step for us. for step major a is ‘This Leon Goldstein’s Maria Shabashkevich • rst rst doubles rst set, and was THE DYNASTY BUSTER: and doubles teammate Nicole Druzhinsky won the deciding match, stunningsnapping 203-match Prep’s winning St. Francis streak. ana Davidson and Paula Paula and Davidson ana a home took Faltynowicz straight-set victory over Pranaityte Ruta Goldstein’s and Kim Salkin, setting up fi dramatic the St.showdown. Francis thewon fi set second 4–3 the in down the delayed rain before When 30 minutes. match play resumed, Druzhinsky and Shabashkevich came and gate the of out storming They set. second the took trailed two by games early, reboundedbut to the stop Druzhinsky as bleeding held serve. nal rst dou- rst cit in the fi the in cit St. Francis Prep’s win win Prep’s Francis St. rst singles, 6–4, 6–3, 6–3, 6–4, singles, rst BY ZACH BRAZILLER ZACH BY Nicole Druzhinsky and The Goldstein Dolphins, “It was kind of a shocker, “It was kind of a shocker, The Terriers’ loss was so Leon Goldstein’s tennis tennis Goldstein’s Leon St. Francis Prep’s Al- It all came down to that that to down came all It Gold- shocked DeRienzo “It’s elating,”“It’s said nal match. match. nal streak ends at 203 games 203 at ends streak 2–love defi 2–love victory behind its fi back from a set down, a pulled a dramatic, out 3–2 Maria Shabashkevich came Athletic League champion, the two-time Public School School Public two-time the victory. bles team’s gutsy three-set forever.” ally. It wasn’t going wasn’t to go on It ally. “It was gonna end eventu- but it’s OK,” DeRienzo said. said. DeRienzo OK,” it’s but Rienzo said. Rienzo group cry, player Katie player De-group cry, after the losing a match for girls team huddled together devastating that the entire entire the that devastating game winning streak. winning game ing the Terriers 13-year, 203 203 13-year, Terriers the ing feated St. Francis Prep, end- Sunday — they beat unde- beat they — Sunday National Tennis Center on sociation Billie King Jean sociation the United States Tennis As- team did the unthinkable at at unthinkable the did team tively. and third singles respec- vetkov prevailed in second Grunin and Elizabeth Ts- Elizabeth and Grunin but thebut Dolphins’ Destina in fi in fi stein star Becky Shtilkind night.” I’m going to go to sleep to- D’Orazio. know if “I don’t Goldstein coach Victoria and 6–3.and Rossella Scarpa, 4–6, 6–3, Samantha Rosco-Sipot and and Rosco-Sipot Samantha crown, topping St. Francis’ rain delay to clinch the the clinch to delay rain set, and withstood a brief 32 DT COURIER LIFE, JUNE 8-14, 2012 to miss him. There are not are There him. miss to going really are Canarsie at kids The us. join he’ll happy kidsjob. a great does over really “He said. He’sfootball coach,” Mangiero the a as him I always admired helped years. so many I’m Vargas. Tommy left-hander ams Ad- broke out against early relatively quiet, the team potent Wolves’ lineup was which the in victories like bond.” afamily like “It was said. gether,” Martir to- playing year it’s last our game. each fore sprayed his hair blonde be- always who has Donald man Basael (Ralphy) Mc- aside from speedy leadoff ity. ofsolidar- asign as playoffs of blonde idea the had Cuas stop Jose hair short- and faux-hawks sport priorMartir suggested to everyone the [win].” not satisfi But for we’remajor step us. a is This line. onthe was absence. “They knew what coach Melvin Martinez’s head in team the who ran isn’t over,” said Martinez, Martinez said. Steve coach assistant pus gets old, Grand Street Cam- —but it nevereight years in time third the and years trip to the semifi Saturday. on rout 13–4 astunning in series won the then Friday, on School High at Lafayette victory 8–4 an semifi baseball A Class League Athletic clinch the Public School in a best-of-three series to John Adams High School Wolves swept sixth-seeded Campus Street Grand the faux-hawks, blonde Camardese Blonde bombshells Blonde Continued from Page 31 Page from Continued After three workman- three After crazy, but alittle “It was Everyone took part, Kevin baseman Third job but “It’s the exciting, Wolves’ the It was second to WolvesThe cruised bleached-Sporting BY ZACH BRAZILLER ed with just one nals. nals in two Abest-of-three semifi Class Athletic League School Public ofthe opener the nal series. START: TOAGOOD OFF Leon Williams. and Schulters Lance ers play- NFL coached has and levelsion teams Icollege Divi- players to countless past year.this He’s sent also record a7–2 with playoffs division Championship School Athletic League Canarsie to the Public mardese.” Ca- Mike like a lot ofguys fi homer left- over the two-run majestic a with followed standout, Maryland-bound the Martir, single, RBI scored on EliRodriguez’s team as last year,” Gonzalez said. “We’re more mature.” Gonzalez year,” last as team show same we’re notthe lead. 8–0 surmountable in the third, building an in- Street scored twice more in the second and Grand double atwo-run added Cuas asingle. with pez Lo- homeErnesto driving eld wall 373 feet away. feet 373 eld wall The fi McDonald singled and and singled McDonald John Adams (17–3) coach to agame was “Today Gonzalez followed by guided coach ery Slugger Eli Rodriguez helped Grand Street Campus beat John Adams, 8–4 in 8–4 Adams, John beat Campus Street Grand helped EliRodriguez Slugger ence. Giveence. credit.” them nodiffer- morrow. It makes have to pitch today or to- would “Braylin joked. Beyer came down on Tommy,” place. administration was in still school current the if go back Canarsie High School. likely that he will return to it un- making for months, heard may notbe case his but of Teachers, Federation grievance with the United He’s fi Urating. his hasn’t stopped appealing days ago. No. 11 F. John six Kennedy over victory playoff round the distance in a second- going pitchedhadn’t since and DeLeon, Anderson sophomore with along aces, somewhat surprising. was nior righty Braylin Nunez southpaw, rather than se- asoft-tossing Vargas, with Beyer’s go Glenn to decision Grand Street (19–1) (19–1) Street Grand Yet hesays hewouldn’t Camardese says that he “I fl two oneofhis is Nunez it and acoin ipped led a a led it.” we got and win the wanted we it’s us, to notgiven said, we’ve always But dent. like confi “We’re very said. nez bottom line,” Steve Marti- night. rain showers coming over- expected with Lafayette at putting the tarp on the fi were they victory the after —moments getthere to gry close. fore, but never this be- times three semis the has gotten close, getting to coach Melvin Martinez. It fi its reach to victory a single just needs helps him.” helps there if the administration job dothe competitor. He’ll “He’s said. a Camardese heplayed for me,” us, with where he’s off. left pick up can Allen lieve that coaches.” not the it’s kids, “It’s notthe said. the administration,” he “We it want the —that’s Wolves the hun- And are “He’s been coaching be- does Yet Camardese is problem there “The Photo by William Thomas William by Photo rst fi nal under eld eld - the podium as well. For well. as podium the top of at the itself getting for aformula quite with Dixon’s performance. of said Martin Claudel longtime Jefferson coach upon himselfto step to do that,” up and he took it 40 points to place third. place to points 40 scored School High Shore with 47 points. South second games outdoor fi and track the ished city title. title. city RUN-AWAY VICTORY: cused,” Dixon said. Dixon cused,” harder train to offseason the in and onSunday. dobetter to be more him emboldened defeats fo- with 88 points. win Jefferson — helping dles with a time of 14.82 110 hur- meter the in third was and 2inches 6 feet, high jump with a leap of the of 3306, ascore with pentathlon hewon the as onSunday ferent athlete injury. agroin with hurdles ter and fi than sixth in his events didn’t come in better prove. who alot to a senior had in part —thanks onSunday dium todoor title at Icahn Sta- Dajon fi and boys track School Athletic League Dixon, Public second-straight its School Orange Wave won BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI JOSEPH BY Jefferson has come up come has Jefferson supposed are “Seniors Sheepshead Bayfi Sheepshead “It gave me motivation earlier the said Dixon adif- was But Dixon Dixon ago, A year High Jefferson The Jefferson nabs nabs Jefferson 110 me- the nished track crown ed out- eld Jefferson celebrates its PSAL outdoor outdoor PSAL its celebrates Jefferson eld n- ing to be fi be to ing fi and well in like the hurdles as long as we are doing Thomas Edison. of (49-03.00) Rosario Del behind winner Leandro shot put (44-09.00) the in third was Clervil 129–10. fi was Barton’s Steve Baker Clara 113-01. in third was Clervil Lesley ond and sec- was (119-04) Brown Neil Sheim of120–00, toss ond in the discus with a of 9:43.80. atime with steeplechase 3000 won the Green gie Sid- aleap of6–00. with fourth in the high jump was Lillard Marquis fourth with 2776 points. was Ray Qasim teammate and of 3242 ascore with pentathlon the in Dixon behind second placed said. dition back to Jeff,” Dixon events. individual on his player breaks each then and running off to work with start Wave practices fi the from point ofits bulk the scoring meet, won the it year straight second the wasn’t afl year show to last track the without really scoring on back-to-backwin crowns said. Dowell said. doit twice,” Mc- could Orange eld events. The “That showed us that that us showed “That sec- was Registe Tarik McDowell Romario tra- bring to “It’s good He said it was special to to special it was He said “We we showed that Photo by Joseph Staszewski Joseph by Photo eld events we are go- eld events we are of amark with rst uke. ne,” McDowell ne,”McDowell JUNE 8-14, 2012, COURIER LIFE DT 33 Photos by Stefano Giovannini “One of the most beau- most the of “One female pitchers — least at respect they than more their rivals the at plate — because well-placed curve- balls of rolling a way have out gender lines.over striking is tiful life feelings had I have my in a grown man in kickball,” said male Pirates reliever Shopsin, “Mariano” Zach oftenwho closes games for his female team’s hurlers. Male pitchers pitchers Male to playable ground playable to balls. “I try to go theover plate right and not bouncy, too it make if throwbut you a bad the bad for it’s pitch other team.” respect to come have team sometimes tell me I’m mean,” — it’s a bad pitcher mixessaid who the roller, ups change of repertoire a lead that pitches junk and “People from the other lers trying to take her off off her Bock, is 4–0 who this take year, to has regularly battled heck- trying lers her game. John CougarJohn Mellencamps 9, Dead 0 Rabbits CougarJohn Mellencamps 6, Boys Pony 0 BoysPony 6, Dead 2 Rabbits Mathletes Perfect 10, Strangers 0 Mathletes Mess Hot 10, 0 Pirates 6, Recession Aggression 0 Female kickball players are proving they are a team’s best weapon on the fi eld. (Clockwise from left) Pony Boys catcher kickball Female players are proving best they are a team’s weapon on the fi Milk Believe rookie rookie Milk Believe ROUGH RIDERS: ROUGH Perri Lawrie returns a throw, the Dead Rabbits get ready to take the fi eld, andPerri pitcher New Lawrie Frontiersmen Jessica returns the a throw, Dead Seibert Rabbits shows excel- get her ready take the to fi control. lent pitching pitcher Abi “New Girl” “New Girl” Abi pitcher ers’ kicking tendencies — opponents try when even to psyche them out. ll out fth-year fth-year “ S he i s on p oi nt And they trust trust they And all of the time — kicks someone if her. college mas- but tered her pitch- ing while bowl- the during ing league’s winter offseason. “My defense behind me is solid. I trust them.” it to her, she’s go- she’s her, to it played softball in Spatzer and other top fi a Seibert, “The goal isthem for to Know the score Know BelieveMilk American 10, Blood 8 BelieveMilk 6, Jorts 2 Salute Your Hot Mess Jorts 1 11, Salute Your American Blood 5, Perfect Strangers 2 Winning pitchers com- “I try to to get as low starters, including Amer- including starters, ican Blood star Wendy “Push Pop” Gallo, Pony Kessler, Courtney ace Boys and the Frontiers- New double-barrelledmen’s “Mountain- Jordan threats “All- Jessica and Peak top” American” Seibert, are teams when coveted highly are short and players need to add a body to fi “You don’t want to kick it ing it said Math- to catch it,” kick to lete utility player Sarah want Koniarski. One” “Plus don’t “You want you unless Adrian to to get out.” roster. their veball,” said Spatzer, who who because up pop cur- or Spatzer, out fast a foul hit to said hard is it veball,” ing a plate appearance. municate with their de- their with municate fense constantly and always runners of vigilant remain on base and offensive play- the ground as possible,” possible,” as ground the she said. “If bounce you too kickersit much, won’t swing.” starer, has built a reputa- tion as one of the best con- league. the in pitchers trol throws consistently She strikes off the corners of ball the releasing plate, the just before her arm touches mound. the cult cult eld.” BY AARONBY SHORT Female players strike out sexism as they redefi ne hipster kickball in Greenpoint in kickball hipster ne redefi they as sexism out strike players Female The result is often a Spatzer mixes devastat- “You have to have some- have to have “You Few do it better than than better it do Few “Too many people un- people many “Too But in seasons, recent But In the early early the In Female kickball pitch- Lady pitchers in league of their own their of league in pitchers Lady alleld at times. ballthree away times dur- when a kicker fouls a kicker when the strikeout, happens which up, andup, sometimes a even foul-ball or a harmless pop- middle. fastballs right down the they least expect it with with it expect least they then jams kickers when and of the outside plate — ing curveballs both inside inside both curveballs ing average is under 2. Spatzer, whose earned run whose Spatzer, the team can trust,” said the game and is a pitcher can control the tempo of one on the mound who pitcher to face.pitcher the league’s most diffi most league’s the widely considered to be be to considered widely — a third-year hurler Denominator” Spatzer Spatzer Denominator” plays inplays the fi “The Adrian Mathlete ball is, and makes good bases, knows the where ley. “A pitcher covers the the covers pitcher “A ley. Commissioner Kevin Dai- good pitcher,” said Leaguegood pitcher,” derestimate the value of a good defense. pitcher is the pitcher to a keystone ball games — and a good ized that defense wins wins defense that ized top tier teams real- have fi the roster and four on the keep six female on players rules requiring teams to as a way toas appease a way league mound — using the position women, on the pitching kickers, often often kickers, least powerful larly put theirlarly put teamsregu- ball League, Brooklyn Kick- years of the McCarren Park. McCarren season glory at at glory season teams see post- termines which which termines and savvy de- ers skill whose in-demand hurl- in-demand afterthoughts to to afterthoughts ing from under-appreciated under-appreciated from ing reotypes down, upside go- ers have turneders have sexist ste- 34 DT COURIER LIFE, JUNE 8-14, 2012 agent upon whom SSNY is designated as location: Kings County. on 2/13/12. 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Name: IVJR of limitedliabilitycompa- NOTICE OFFORMATION purpose. Purpose: anylawful BROOKLYN, NY11215. STREET,1C APT POWERS 32123RD copy ofprocessto: RYAN served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. 05/08/2012. Office York (SSNY)on ofStateNew Secretary of Organizationfiledwith BROOKLYN LLC. Articles SHIPWRECKED company (LLC). Name: of limitedliability NOTICE OFFORMATION pose. Purpose: anylawfulpur- BROOKLYN, NY11201. HORN STREET APT #1 on 04/23/12. Officelo- State ofNew York (SSNY) of with theSecretary Organization were filed MEMBER LLC. Articles of GREEN MANAGING COMPANY. NAME: KC OF LIMITEDLIABILITY NOTICE OFFORMATION EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL purpose. Purpose: any lawful BROOKLYN, NY11234 K 4524 AVENUE VERNON W.JEFFREY copy ofprocessto: served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. 03/08/2012. Office York (SSNY)on ofStateNew Secretary of Organizationfiledwith DRJ MEDIALLC. Articles company (LLC). Name: of limitedliability NOTICE OFFORMATION pose. pose: Foranylawfulpur- New York 11501. Pur- Roslyn Road, Mineola, Paul Kaplan, CPA, 23 process totheLLC, c/o SSNY shallmailacopyof against itmaybeserved. upon whomprocess ed asagentoftheLLC SSNY hasbeendesignat- cation: KingsCounty. on 03/12/12. Officelo- State ofNew York (SSNY) of filed withtheSecretary cles ofOrganizationwere EY SQUAREDLLC. Arti- COMPANY. NAME: BAL- OF LIMITEDLIABILITY NOTICE OFFORMATION purpose. Purpose: anylawful BROOKLYN, NY11204. UNIT C1 AND C2 LLC 176665THSTREET copy ofprocessto: THE served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. 03/29/2012. Office York (SSNY)on ofStateNew Secretary Organization filedwith 1766 SZLLC. Articles of company (LLC). Name: of limitedliability NOTICE OFFORMATION pose. pose: Foranylawfulpur- New York 11215. Pur- 7th Avenue,Brooklyn, process totheLLC, 342 SSNY shallmailacopyof against itmaybeserved. upon whomprocess ed asagentoftheLLC SSNY hasbeendesignat- cation: KingsCounty. EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL purpose. Purpose: anylawful BROOKLYN, NY11230. AVENUE, #1-C LLC 1967OCEAN copy ofprocessto: THE served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. on 03/27/2012. Office State ofNew York (SSNY) of filed withSecretary Articles ofOrganization NYC RETREAT, LLC. company (LLC). Name: of limitedliability NOTICE OFFORMATION copy of process to: JEC served. SSNYshallmail process againstit may be agent ofLLCupon whom SSNY designated as cation: Kings County. ARY 24, 2012. Officelo- York (SSNY)onFEBRU- ofStateNew retary ganization filedwithSec- 2012 LLC. Articles of Or- ny (LLC). Name: JEC of limitedliabilitycompa- NOTICE OFFORMATION purpose. Purpose: anylawful York, NY10011. Americas #118, New 511 Avenue ofthe Aleeshea Sanders, Esq., copy ofprocessto: served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. 21, 2012. Office York (SSNY)onFebruary ofStateNew Secretary Organization filedwith LLC.of Articles SuperFrench Enterprises company (LLC). Name: of limitedliability NOTICE OFFORMATION lawful purpose. 11215. Purpose: Forany Brooklyn, New York LLC, 3427th Avenue, copy ofprocesstothe served. SSNYshallmaila process againstitmaybe the LLCuponwhom designated asagentof SSNY hasbeen location: KingsCounty. on 03/06/12. Office State ofNew York SSNY) of with theSecretary of Organizationwerefiled GOLD JETSLLC. Articles COMPANY. NAME: M2 OF LIMITEDLIABILITY NOTICE OFFORMATION EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL Madison Avenue,New Rochman, LLP, 509 PLLC, c/o Tesser, Ryan& copy ofprocess to the served. SSNYshall maila process againstitmaybe of thePLLCuponwhom been designatedasagent Kings County. SSNYhas 04/13/12. Officelocation: of New York (SSNY)on ofState with theSecretary of Organizationwerefiled THERAPY, PLLC. Articles NAME: BASEPHYSICAL LIABILITY COMPANY. SERVICE LIMITED OF PROFESSIONAL NOTICE OFFORMATION purpose Purpose: anylawful Ave., Bklyn, NY 11237. the LLCto1037Flushing against process served shall mailcopyofany serv. ofprocess. SSNY has beendesignatedfor location: KingsCo. SSNY 05/14/07. Office of StateNY(SSNY)on of Org. filedwiththeSec. Pocket UtopiaLLC. Art. Notice ofFormation any lawfulactivities. NY, NY10002. Purpose: Broadway, Ste. 1157, process to128East SSNY shallmailcopyof against itmaybeserved. upon whomprocess ignated asagentofLLC Kings County. SSNY des- 2/8/12. Officelocation: Sec’y ofState(SSNY) LLC, Art. ofOrg. filed Meserole Management Notice ofFormation lawful purpose. 11215. Purpose: Forany Brooklyn, New York LLC, 5783rd Avenue, copy ofprocesstothe served. SSNYshallmaila process againstitmaybe the LLCuponwhom designated asagentof SSNY hasbeen location: KingsCounty. 04/12/12. Office York (SSNY)on ofStateNew Secretary were filedwiththe Articles ofOrganization 3RD AVE REALTY LLC. COMPANY. NAME: 589 OF LIMITEDLIABILITY NOTICE OFFORMATION pose: anylawfulpurpose. NEW YORK, 11204. Pur- STREET BROOKLYN, 2012 LLC196973RD EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL of Suite 800, Brooklyn, N Group, LLC, 45MainSt., CFO, FortisProperty c/o TerrenceStorey, and shallmailprocessto: against itmaybeserved LLC uponwhomprocess State designatedagentof 3/22/07. NYSec. of LLC formedinDEon location: KingsCounty. State on5/18/12. Office filed withNYDept. of Street, LLC. Authority of FPG119 West 40th Notice ofQualification lawful activity. NY 11215. Purpose: Any 10th St., #2, Brooklyn, process totheLLC, 612 served. SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe PLLC uponwhom designated asagentof County. SSNY Office location: Kings (SSNY) on05/04/12. pose. Purpose: Any Lawful Pur- St., Brooklyn, NY11226. Wickham, 167Martense Agent: NicoleKayann lyn, NY11226. Reg 167 MartenseSt., Brook- shall mailprocessto: may beserved. SSNY process againsttheLLC ed asagentuponwhom SSNY hasbeendesignat- location: KingsCounty. on 03/26/2012. Office Org. filedwiththeSSNY domestic LLC. Arts. of NYKIE D-ZYNESLLC, a poses. Purpose: alllawfulpur- al St., Dover, DE19901. Sec. ofState, 401Feder- of Form. filedwithDE ington, DE19801. Cert. 1209 OrangeSt., Wilm- Corporation TrustCo., dress ofLLC: c/o The ness address. DEad- 11201, principalbusi- with Secy. ofStateN LLC. Arts. ofOrg. filed JONATHAN E. DAVIS, THE LAW OFFICEOF Notice ofFormation Physical Therapy. of theprofession Purpose: Forthepractice York, New York 10022. 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