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The area was home to luminaries like Count Basie, Lena Horne, Ella Fitzgerald, Illinois Jacquet, Jackie youth and build homes during annual address By David Brand will have a specific impact on Queens. deep into the night on Jan. 10, as patrons, in- Robinson, James Brown, Joe Louis, Milt Queens Daily Eagle From reopening communities centers in cluding Mayor Bill de Blasio, toasted a lease Hinton, Roy Campanella, Percy Sutton and Mayor Bill de Blasio delivered his seventh neighborhoods beset by municipal disin- agreement that would enable the 190-year-old Cootie Williams. “State of the City” address Thursday, pledg- vestment to helping small business owners Woodhaven watering hole to stay in business.  ing to preserve the city’s affordable housing, negotiate leases with their landlords, Queens Local elected officials, the Queens Cham- expand education and help small businesses. played a key role in the mayor’s annual ad- ber of Commerce and even the de Blasio ERICA VLADIMER, A CANDIDATE De Blasio, speaking at the American Mu- dress. administration stepped in to help broker a challenging Carolyn Maloney in the seum of Natural History, laid out his vision Assisting small businesses new deal that would keep the historic bar in Democratic primary for New York’s 12th for the entire city, but many of his proposals The celebration at Neir’s Tavern lasted Continued on page 10 Congressional District, exited the race Friday. Her departure leaves three other candidates challenging Maloney, who has served in Congress since 1993.  Flushing community board set THE NEW YORK SENATE ENVI- ronmental Conservation Committee approved a bill sponsored by State Sen. Joseph to vote on controversial rezoning Addabbo, Jr. to require hard lids or sturdy By Victoria Merlino tarps on top of “trash trains.” The coverings Queens Daily Eagle would prevent putrid goop from falling out of Community Board 7 will vote today on a the train cars as they travel. hotly contested plan to rezone the Flushing  waterfront, which would allow developers to build condos, hotels, shops and office space “APART FROM THE FOUL ODORS along Flushing Creek. 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Victor champagne.jpg Small businesses demand relief QUEENS Shawn dixon.jpg Queens mom-and-pops urge Richards small business.jpg intervention with rent due once again Continued on page 2 point there is no lifeline left. We’ve run out of “Small businesses have been asked to car- rope.” TODAY ry the entire cost and responsibility of getting “The businesses we take for granted and this city back on its feet on our backs alone, are always there for us aren’t going to be there without any help from the government,” Dix- anymore,” Bean said. February 13, 2020 on said during a Wednesday rally outside Councilmember Donovan Richards, the Queens Borough Hall. “It is unconscionable. Democratic nominee for Queens Borough It is immoral.” President, said city programs focus too much More than a dozen other Queens mom- on Manhattan businesses. Roughly two-thirds and-pop shop owners and business leaders of the city’s initial $20 million small business joined Dixon to call for deeper investments COVID loans went to companies in Manhat- from the city and state Wednesday. With rent tan. due in three days, they say they’re struggling “Queens, outside of Manhattan, is the larg- Otis & Finn Barbershop owner Shawn Dixon said he and his partner spent $6,000 to to keep their firms afloat without the interest contributor to New York City’s economy. comply with COVID-19 reopening restrictions. Eagle photos by David Brand vention. So to slap our small businesses in the face “We were already recovering from a fire by not giving them needed assistance is a that closed our business for half of 2019, so disgrace,” said Richards, who has sponsored really we are a year into extremely tough times legislation to force Small Business Services to financially,” said Vic Champagne, the owner detail where their loans and grants go. of 1976 Burgers & Wings in St Albans, who “There needs to be equitable distribution of has provided free food for neighbors in need these funds for each and every borough.” during the crisis. While businesses have gradually resumed “If businesses like mine close, I’m afraid operations as the city enters the progressive Celebrating Black they’ll be replaced by others that don’t have phases of the New York state reopening plan, that same interest in caring for our neighbors,” many shops and eateries face mounting debts, he added. “That’s a huge loss for Queens.” compounded by capacity restrictions and History Month Jamie-Faye Bean, the co-founder of small COVID-prevention costs, like partitions, sani- business group Queens Together, said existing tizing and outdoor dining space. city relief programs have failed to reach com- The impact of the virus could be devastat- panies in Queens, where rising commercial ing for Queens’ quintessential food culture, rents already threatened businesses borough- said Queens Chamber of Commerce President wide. Tom Grech. “We found that so many of our small busi- Grech doubled down on an April prediction nesses that are well positioned to meet the that 50 percent of Queens’ 6,000 restaurants needs of our communities in crisis were not may shut down forever. “Sadly it may be com- Councilmember Donovan Richards, the Democratic nominee for Queens Borough Presi- able to compete for those grants,” “At some ing true,” he said. dent, said city relief programs focus too much on Manhattan businesses. Maloney expands NY-12 lead, but Patel won’t concede until lawsuit resolved By David Brand tion with President Donald Trump attacking the Queens Daily Eagle prospect of millions of voters casting their bal- Veteran Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney lots by mail. has secured a 4 percent lead in the Democratic “As we approach the November election, the primary for New York’s 12th Congressional Dis- Trump administration has certainly been laying trict, but her top opponent has refused to concede the groundwork for demonizing voting by mail; until a judge determines the fate of thousands of installing a polarizing Postmaster General at the disqualified mail-in votes. USPS, and waging a years-long fight against the Suraj Patel said that he accepts Maloney’s Voting Rights Act,” Patel said. New York needs lead following the count of 95,000 valid ballots to take the lead and count every vote.” count, but he vowed to continue a lawsuit filed against the state Board of Elections to count 12,000 tossed-out votes. PUBLISHERS: “Courts have held that you are not entitled to Michael Nussbaum J.D. Hasty a perfect election, but you are entitled to a free [email protected] [email protected] and fair one,” Patel said in a statement. “Unfor- tunately, in ours, thousands of voters never re- The Queens PublicMANAGING Library EDITOR is celebrating ceived their ballots, and for those who returned Black History MonthDavid Brandwith more than 120 their ballots by mail, nearly 25% were rejected.” [email protected] One-in-five mail-in ballots for the NY-12 events. Image via QPL Democratic primary were invalidated by the Incumbent Rep. 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2 • Queens Daily Eagle • Thursday, July 30, 2020 2 • Queens Daily Eagle • Thursday, February 13, 2020 Liberty, Nets owner wants WNBA, NBA teams on equal ground By Doug Feinberg Associated Press Coming from the business world, Liberty owner Joe Tsai didn’t understand why his WNBA franchise didn’t have a CEO similar to the team’s NBA counterpart the Brooklyn Nets — which Tsai also owns. For Tsai, it was about equality; so he did something about it. Tsai promoted Keia Clarke to the position last week — making her the first CEO in team history. The WNBA veteran became the third Black woman to currently be in charge of a franchise in the league, joining Los Angeles Sparks President Danita Johnson and Washington’s Sheila Johnson. The Mystics president is also the managing partner of the team and doesn’t deal as much in the day-to-day activities as the other two women. “For us, part of our mission to promote the WNBA and also the New York Liberty is to put women’s professional basketball on the same footing as the men’s basketball team,” Tsai said in a Zoom interview Monday. “We own the Nets and also have the Liberty and it doesn’t make sense for us to treat them as one subsidiary of the other. They should be co-equals.” New York Liberty and Brooklyn Nets owner Joe Tsai. Photo: Mary Altaffer/AP File Clarke is a 10-year veteran of the organization and one of the few hold-overs from the team geles, two other WNBA teams — Seattle and In- latest we published, there were six women in- through hard work and dedication anything is pos- that was formerly owned by James Dolan. She has diana — have female presidents or CEOs. That cluding three Black women holding the posi- sible. In her new role she’ll manage all business served in a variety of senior leadership positions means nearly half the league’s teams are led by tion.” aspects of the Liberty organization, including stra- in her years with the franchise, including being the women. Clarke knows how important her role is and tegic planning and revenue. Chief Operating Officer for the past few years. The top three positions in the WNBA front hopes to inspire others. Tsai sees a bright future for the Liberty with “I think it just happened naturally since she’s office are held by women, which is one of the “I don’t know who coined the phrase, but if Clarke running the show. While the team is play- the right person for the job,” said Tsai, who is a reasons the league consistently gets good report you can’t see it, you can’t be it,” Clarke said. “By ing its games at a single site in Florida this season 56-year-old Taiwanese-born Canadian billionaire cards from The Institute for Diversity and Ethics all means there were very strong women, smart because of the coronavirus pandemic, Tsai envi- businessman and philanthropist. “She’s already in Sport (TIDES) at Central Florida. women and some Black women I saw in this in- sions them doing well at Barclays Center in the been running the business as the senior member “The position that Keia Clarke has been dustry and others that I think made aspiring to a future. of the executive team. The fact she’s female and named to is one of the most underrepresented senior role possible. I absolutely hope there are “Our goal is to have 6-8,000 people in the are- Black, it’s great. That wasn’t the first thing in pick- positions that we cover in the racial and gender some women and even little girls who feel they na at a Liberty game when this COVID thing is ing a CEO for the New York Liberty. She’s there report card,” said TIDES director Richard Lap- can now be in this role because they have seen it over,” Tsai said. “My dream is to see 18,000 fans and happens to be a minority woman and that’s a chick. “The fact that the WNBA has three of the done.” in Barclay Center to a Liberty game like they great thing for us.” 12 positions held by Black women is unique in Clarke added that she is incredibly proud to come to Brooklyn Nets games. We think Keia is Besides Washington, New York and Los An- professional sport. In the 2019 report card, the show her two children, a son and daughter, that the right person to get us there.” Pandemic rules mean no family tributes at 9/11 memorial By Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — Because of coronavirus pandemic-related precautions, the ceremony marking the 19th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attack will not include one of the most poignant parts of previous memorials — the personal mes- sages spoken by families of victims. In a letter to family members on Friday, the National September 11 Memorial and Museum in Lower Manhattan said that recorded name readings from the museum’s “In Memoriam” exhibition will be used instead of having family members read the names in person. Relatives are invited to gather on the memorial plaza at 180 Greenwich St. for an event ad- hering to state and federal coronavirus pandemic safety guidelines. However, “out of an abundance of caution and in line with the guidance regarding social distancing,” family members won’t give tributes on stage, the museum’s administrators said. There will be six moments of silence ac- knowledging when each of the two World Trade Center towers was struck and fell, when the Penta- gon was attacked and when United Airlines Flight 93 crashed into a Pennsylvania field. Nearly 3,000 people were killed in the Sept. 11, 2001, attack by terrorist-piloted planes, which was the worst terror attack on U.S. soil. Jim McCaffrey, whose brother-in-law, FDNY Battalion Chief Orio Palmer, was killed in the South Tower collapse, said he’s grateful the ceremony will be held at all. “If they didn’t have it this year it would give them maybe license to never have it again, which I think would be a terrible The 9/11 memorial in Lower Manhattan is seen at its reopening on July 4, 2020. AP photo by Edouardo Alvarez Munoz thing,” McCaffrey told Spectrum News 1.

Thursday, July 30, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 3 G uest Editorial Opinions G uest Editorial Opinions Why do political parties’ platforms matter? By Marjorie Hershey al national convention. In times past, The Conversation fierce debate ensued over some plat- Political parties’ platforms – their form elements, such as abortion. statements of where they stand on is- Now, the parties are so polarized, and sues – get little respect. President the national conventions have become Donald Trump mused recently that he such a public display of unity and en- might shrink his party’s platform from thusiasm, that they try to avoid debate 66 pages in 2016 to a single page in about the platform. 2020. Even as far back as 1996, Re- publican presidential candidate Bob What happens then? Dole claimed he had ever read his The party leadership can’t do party’s platforms. Nor do Democrat- anything to enforce its platform – and ic Party platforms – such as the draft can’t even expel candidates who re- released July 22 – usually make the ject or only weakly support the plat- best-seller list. form. That’s because party leaders If Trump wants to slash it, and don’t choose the party’s candidates; Dole didn’t even read it, why should the voters do, in primary elections, you care about a party’s platform? As and voters don’t necessarily heed the a scholar of U.S. party politics, I have advice of national party leaders. seen that party platforms are a virtu- The classic example of this is al club about which groups hold real Rep. Phil Gramm, elected by voters power in the two major national par- in his Texas House district as a Dem- ties. When they are formally pub- ocrat in 1978. Gramm sided with Re- lished after the parties’ conventions in publican House members to support August, they’ll also help you predict President Ronald Reagan’s policies, what the national government will ac- and his Democratic colleagues pun- tually do during the next four years. ished him by taking away his seat on Where does the platform come the prized House Budget Commit- from? tee. Undaunted, Gramm returned to Each national party has a plat- his district, and ran for his old seat as form-writing committee, composed a Republican. He won. The fact that of major party figures and representa- Gramm had been elected as a Dem- tives of interest groups closely linked ocrat but rejected a key plank in the with the party. They do their work in Democratic national platform appar- the spring and summer prior to the ently didn’t bother his voters at all. presidential conventions. There are even times a nation- When there’s a first-term presi- al party would rather that its candi- dent, his or her party’s committee gets date in a particular district not support its direction from the White House; the party’s platform. For instance, if presidents don’t want to run for reelec- Democratic voters in a swing con- tion on a platform other than their own. gressional district have chosen to This year, the Republican platform is nominate a candidate who is pro-life, very much under the control of Donald then that’s probably the type of Dem- Trump and his closest advisers. ocrat most likely to win in that dis- For parties challenging a sitting trict. It wouldn’t benefit national party president – such as the Democrats in leaders to fight for a pro-choice Dem- 2020 – the platform committee holds ocratic candidate who would likely meetings across the nation, in person lose that district to a Republican. and online, to hear from the public. In reality, those who testify are almost Signals of coming action always leaders of interest groups. The Platforms may not bind elected party’s presidential nominee will also officials, and they may go unread by have great influence over its contents. almost everybody. Yet they do have Writers of party platforms must meaning. Those who do read them combine the stirring – though very ab- can make a good guess about how a stract – values that brought supporters party’s elected officials will behave in to the party with the specifics desired office. Researchers find that when a by the party’s allied interest groups as party controls Congress and the White the price of their loyalty. House, its spending policies are em- This means simultaneously touting phasized in its platform most of the rhetorical key points such as strong na- time. Most presidents make some ef- tional defense, fair treatment of all peo- fort to carry out their campaign prom- ple or a great educational system, while ises; when they fail, at least until making particular promises, such as 2017, it’s normally been due to con- pledges to nominate right-wing judg- gressional opposition. es, ban specific policing methods or Changes in the platform are of- reduce particular emissions that cause ten significant indicators of change climate change. The strongest par- in the party. When the 1980 Re- ty factions can get their goals written publican platform dropped the par- directly into the text of the party plat- ty’s longstanding commitment to the form. Equal Rights Amendment and adopt- As a result, platform writers must ed strong anti-abortion language, that bridge the tension between candi- was clear evidence of the shift toward dates’ desire and a broad appeal to vot- right-wing conservatism that now ers and interest groups’ insistence on characterizes the Republican Party. explicit commitments to their goals. So you may never read a party Typically, most of the platform’s lan- platform, but don’t dismiss it as fluff; at guage involves stirring appeals to the least since World War II, it can tell you broader electorate. The rest is a laun- a lot about how the party will spend dry list of specific promises to orga- your tax dollars if it wins power. nized groups. Marjorie Hershey is a professor Once it’s written, the platform emeritus of political science at Indi- is adopted by the party’s quadrenni- ana University.

4 • BQ Daily Eagle • Thursday, July 30, 2020 GOP’s jobless benefit plan could mean delays, states warn Geoff Mulvihill Associated Press A Republican proposal to slash the $600 weekly benefit boost for those left jobless because of the coronavirus shutdown could result in weeks or even months of delayed payments in some states. Older computer systems that took weeks to set up for the initial federal unemployment en- hancement would need to be reprogrammed again twice under the GOP plan. In Florida, state Rep. Anna Eskamani, a Dem- ocrat from Orlando, said the state has not even gotten the original supplemental benefit to everyone entitled to it. “So the idea of changing the current process that has taken us months to put into place, that is still not even perfect, is a scary thought,” she said. “These changes, whatever they end up being, are going to create more bureaucratic layers for people to get the relief they need. Meanwhile we have bills to pay, we have to put food on the table, we have medical expenses and a lot of people are suffering.” How to handle unemployment is a fiercely contested part of the debate as Congress negoti- Job seekers waited in a social-distanced line to be called into the Heartland Workforce Solutions office in Omaha, Nebraska on July 15. ates the latest relief legislation. Photo: Nati Harnik/AP File Democrats want to bring back the federally funded $600-a-week unemployment bonus that is dates to the 1970s. In Tennessee, the Department of Labor and In Louisiana, Gov. John Bel Edwards said expiring, saying it’s a way to keep families and the Some states took a month to figure out how Workforce Development says it would need “am- he doesn’t believe any states’ unemployment economy afloat in a time when there are far more to process the initial $600 a week benefit when it ple time” to make changes; just how much de- systems could handle a variable federal ben- people out of work than jobs available. went into place this spring, leaving laid-off work- pends on what the policy is. efit tied to a person’s previous earnings. He Republicans argue that the current amount ers in the lurch as the numbers of unemployed sky- Washington was among the first states to im- has encouraged Louisiana’s congressional is so high that it encourages people to remain on rocketed. Last week, more than 16 million Ameri- plement the $600 benefit boost. But Mike Faulk, a delegation to back a flat unemployment ben- unemployment. They want to reduce it in two cans were receiving unemployment benefits. spokesman for Gov. Jay Inslee, a Democrat, said efit instead. steps: First, by cutting the benefit by two-thirds “Anything other than a flat rate would take large-scale changes would slow down benefit pay- “If they go beyond that, I will tell you it will — to $200 a week through September. Then time to program in our system because it would ments and “put a significant burden on state un- be very, very difficult to administer,” he said. they want to switch that flat rate to a percentage require individual income calculations for hun- employment agencies.” Democratic California Assemblyman David in which the unemployed would receive bene- dreds of thousands of Ohioans receiving unem- The state’s employment security commission- Chiu said the state is struggling to provide benefits equal to no more than 70 percent of their ployment benefits,” Bret Crow, a spokesman for er, Susan LeVine, wrote the state’s congressional fits on time as it is. previous incomes in November and December. the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services, delegation this month telling them, “Simply put, “I have no confidence they’ll be able to ad- The debate isn’t only about the economy and said in an email. state unemployment systems cannot flip a switch just,” he said. “To me, this is why I really hope ideology. It’s also about what’s doable technolog- He said it wasn’t clear how long it might take overnight on August 1, 2020, and will require a that Congress will simply extend the $600 a week ically, especially on software many states use that to switch the system. transition period.” to make this as seamless as possible.” Annelies Goger, a fellow at the Brookings In- stitution, a left-of-center public policy organization, said even a change in the flat-rate boost could be delayed because states need to wait for federal guidance before implementing changes. Switch- ing to a percentage of income would be even hard- er, she said. For instance, it would be hard to gather the data needed to determine the previous incomes for people who were self-employed or were gig workers. Such workers are generally not eligible for unemployment benefits, but they are under coronavirus relief legislation. And Goger said it would take a lot of resources to modify a program twice that is scheduled to end in December. “Most states are still very overloaded with initial claims every week and are struggling to keep up with bottlenecks in the adjudication process and getting payments out accurately in a timely manner,” Groger said in an email. “Any resources diverted from getting through those backlogs will delay getting relief to families that are struggling to pay rent and put food on the table.” U.S. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schum- er, a New York Democrat, said on the Senate floor Monday that the fallout from both delays and benefit reductions could be significant. He pointed to an analysis from the left-lean- ing Economic Policy Institute that found cutting the boost to $200 a week would result in 3.4 million more layoffs. “The economy crashes, people are hurt, they get kicked out of their homes, they can’t feed their kids,” Schumer said. “The Republican proposal on unemployment benefits, simply put, is un- workable. It will delay benefits for weeks if not Motorists took part in a caravan protest in front of Sen. John Kennedy’s office in New Orleans, Louisiana on July 22. The protesters de- months as we slide into a greater degree of reces- manded an extension of the $600 weekly benefit boost for unemployed workers. Photo: Max Becherer/The Advocate via AP sion.”

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BOX 330-900 BROOKLYN, NY, #180449 11203 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- 11233. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: TER OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. KYP, LLC #180141 11225 ANY LAWFUL ACTIVITY. 11235 AFFIRM NOIRE LLC. ARTICLES OF OR- #173085 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIM- GANIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY ESF COUTURE, LLC LUMINANCE CONSULTING LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- ITED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 11221 KIRUN KUNJU LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: NAME: KYP, LLC. ARTICLES OF OR- 6/16/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: GUS GLOBAL LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: LUMI- ESF COUTURE, LLC. ARTICLES OF OR- GANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: NANCE CONSULTING LLC. ARTICLES GANIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: GUS KIRUN KUNJU LLC. ARTICLES OF OR- OF ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SEC- OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON ON 7/6/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE GLOBAL LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- GANIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY RETARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) 6/12/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON ON 7/24/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 07/01/2020. 1/23/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUN- KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS AF- TY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL FIRM NOIRE LLC, 109 MARCUS GAR- AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PRO- SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE A COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST VEY BLVD. # D3 BROOKLYN, NY, 11206. CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS EM- EVAN DAVID HIGGINS, 40 EAST 55TH LAWFUL PURPOSE. A COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS MARI- #180588 PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED MANUELA SAINT FLEUR, 188 STER- STREET BROOKLYN, NY, 11203. PUR- THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS KA NATSVLISHVILI, 2580 OCEAN PKWY, UPON HIM/HER IS GUS GLOBAL LLC, LING STREET BROOKLYN, NY, 11225. POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- KIRUN KUNJU, 828 HALSEY STREET, 2L BROOKLYN, NY, 11235-7731. PUR- 11210 512 PUTNAM AVE, SUITE 2 BROOKLYN, PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY FUL PURPOSE. APT 3A BROOKLYN, NY, 11233. PUR- POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- #180452 NY, 11221. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LAWFUL PURPOSE. MO’S VIRTUAL #180703 POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- FUL PURPOSE. INSTRUCTION SERVICES LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. #180717 11205 #180336 FUL PURPOSE. L.L.C. 11226 #180232 DHANYAVEDA LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- MAIN POINT MEDIA LLC 11237 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- WICKNWINK LLC ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- ANMWEY LLC WYONASPER LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: MO’S VIRTUAL INSTRUCTION SER- ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: DHANYAVEDA LLC. ARTICLES OF OR- VICES L.L.C.. ARTICLES OF ORGA- MAIN POINT MEDIA LLC. ARTICLES OF WICKNWINK LLC. ARTICLES OF OR- ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: WYO- ANMWEY LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGA- GANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- NIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- GANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- NASPER LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) NIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE ON 7/5/2018. NY OFFICE LOCATION: 4/20/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: ON 4/17/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: ON 5/4/2020. 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THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE A COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS AU- LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS MO’S LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS MAIN THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED TUMN JORGENSEN 73 STEUBEN ST VIRTUAL INSTRUCTION SERVICES POINT MEDIA LLC, 831 MADISON ST. WICKNWINK LLC, 650 OCEAN AVE., LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS AN- UPON HIM/HER IS JUAN A. PEREZ, 118 APT 1L BROOKLYN, NY, 11205. PUR- L.L.C, 575 EAST 29TH STREET BROOK- #2A BROOKLYN, NY, 11221. PURPOSE/ APT. 110 BROOKLYN, NY, 11226. PUR- MWEY LLC 185 HOWARD AVE BROOK- KNICKERBOCKER AVENUE BROOKLYN, POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- LYN, NY, 11210. PURPOSE/CHARAC- CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- LYN, NY, 11233. PURPOSE/CHARAC- NY, 11237. 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6 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Thursday, July 30, 2020 2nd department / new business Formations JAVO LLC 67 HARRISON REALTY LLC 112 44TH STREET LLC COUNTY. SSNY DESIGNATED AS TRANSLUCENT PRODUCTS AGENT FOR PROCESS & SHALL MAIL NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- 67 HARRISON REALTY LLC ARTICLES 112 44TH STREET LLC ARTS OF ORG. AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AND READINGS LIMITED TO: C/O REGISTERED AGENTS INC., 90 ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: OF ORG. FILED NY SEC. OF STATE FILED SSNY 7/3/20. OFFICE: KINGS CO. AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY STATE ST STE 700 OFC 40, ALBANY, NY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: ALEXANDER LIABILITY COMPANY JAVO LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- (SSNY) 6/24/20. OFFICE IN KINGS CO. SSNY DESIGN AGENT OF LLC UPON 12207. PURPOSE: GENERAL. TRANSLUCENT PRODUCTS AND #180730 TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE WHOM PROCESS MAY BE SERVED & HARTMAN, 323 WASHINGTON AVE., SSNY DESIG. AGENT OF LLC WHOM READINGS LIMITED LIABILITY COMPA- OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 2/6/2020. MAIL TO 128 44 ST BROOKLYN, NY UNIT 3, BROOKLYN, NY 11205. PUR- PROCESS MAY BE SERVED. SSNY NY ART. OF ORG. FILED SEC. OF STATE BUNDLES BY EGYPT LLC NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUN- 11232 GENERAL PURPOSE POSE: ANY LAWFUL ACTIVITIES. SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO 1360 85TH #180439 OF NY 4/15/20. OFF. LOC. : KINGS CO. BUNDLES BY EGYPT LLC. FILED 7/1/20. TY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS #180362 ST., BROOKLYN, NY 11228, WHICH IS SSNY DESIGNATED AS AGENT UPON OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PRO- ALSO THE PRINCIPAL BUSINESS LOCA- PURPOSE VENTURE SAASCORN LLC WHOM PROCESS MAY BE SERVED AGENT FOR PROCESS & SHALL MAIL CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE NOTICE OF QUALIFICATION OF SAAS- TION. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL PUR- & SHALL MAIL PROC.: C/O DESERIE TO: EGYPT PARSONS, 134 LINDEN POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE ADVISORS, LLC CORN LLC. AUTHORITY FILED WITH POSE. TAYLOR-JEUDY, 114 SHEPHERD AVE., BLVD APT 18, BKLYN, NY 11226. PUR- SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY #180233 PURPOSE VENTURE ADVISORS, LLC SECY. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) ON BROOKLYN, NY 11208. PURPOSE: ANY POSE: GENERAL. PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED AUTHORITY FILED SSNY 6/17/20 OF- 06/18/20. OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS FICE: KINGS CO LLC FORMED NY LAWFUL PURPOSE. #180731 UPON HIM/HER IS JOSE VENTURA, LEGACY GREEN STREET LLC COUNTY. LLC FORMED IN DELAWARE #180592 1310 HALSEY ST, APT 2L BROOKLYN, LEGACY GREEN STREET LLC ARTI- 1/9/20 EXISTS 13426 MANGO DR DEL (DE) ON 06/15/20. SSNY DESIGNAT- LEXY’S LUXURY LIVING LLC MAR, CA 92014. SSNY DESIGN AGENT NY, 11237. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF CLES OF ORG. FILED NY SEC. OF ED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM KAYA MANAGEMENT LEXY’S LUXURY LIVING LLC ART. OF UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. STATE (SSNY) 10/22/2019. OFFICE IN PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. GROUP TWO LLC ORG. FILED SEC. OF STATE OF NY #180150 LLC MAY BE SERVED & MAIL TO 45 WY- KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AGENT OF SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: 4403 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF KAYA CKOFF ST #3 BROOKLYN, NY 11201 5/12/2020. OFF. LOC.: KINGS CO. UNIT- LLC WHOM PROCESS MAY BE SERVED. 15TH AVE., APT. #374, BROOKLYN, NY MANAGEMENT GROUP TWO LLC. CERT OF REGIS FILED CA SOS 1500 11 ED STATES CORPORATION AGENTS, 11238 SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO 8751 11219. ADDRESS TO BE MAINTAINED ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH SSNY ON ST SACRAMENTO, CA 95814 GENERAL INC. DESIGNATED AS AGENT UPON ORGANIZED SPACE 18TH AVE., BROOKLYN, NY 11214. PUR- IN DE: 651 N. BROAD ST., STE. 308, MID- 06/24/20.OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS PURPOSE WHOM PROCESS MAY BE SERVED & POSE: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. DLETOWN, DE 19709. ARTS OF ORG. SSNY DESG. AS AGENT OF LLC UPON BY FREDA LLC #180234 #180363 SHALL MAIL PROC.: 7014 13TH AVE- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED FILED WITH THE SECY. OF STATE, DI- WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE NUE, SUITE 202, BROOKLYN, NY 11228. VISION OF CORPORATIONS, P.O. BOX LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: OR- LEGACY ST FRANCIS LLC AJ LASER LLC SERVED SSNY MAIL PROCESS TO 1674 PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. GANIZED SPACE BY FREDA LLC. ARTI- LEGACY ST FRANCIS LLC ARTICLES OF AJ LASER LLC FILED W/ SSNY ON 898, DOVER, DE 19903. PURPOSE: ANY 72ND STREET, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, #180734 CLES OF ORGANIZATION FILED WITH ORG. FILED NY SEC. OF STATE (SSNY) 7/6/20. OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY DES- LAWFUL ACTIVITIES. 11204. ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. #180441 #180594 SECRETARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK 10/22/2019. OFFICE IN KINGS CO. SSNY IGNATED AS AGENT FOR PROCESS & ESP 1101 HOLDINGS LLC (SSNY) ON 6/9/2020. NY OFFICE LO- DESIG. AGENT OF LLC WHOM PRO- SHALL MAIL TO: 1787 SHEEPSHEAD CCUE LLC ESP 1101 HOLDINGS LLC ARTICLES BAY RD., BROOKLYN, NY 11235. PUR- JAMES SIENA STUDIO LLC CATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS CESS MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL CCUE LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH JAMES SIENA STUDIO LLC, ARTS OF OF ORG. FILED NY SEC. OF STATE BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE POSE: ANY LAWFUL. (SSNY) 7/22/20. OFFICE IN KINGS CO. MAIL PROCESS TO 8751 18TH AVE., #180364 SSNY ON 11/29/2019. OFF. LOC.: KINGS ORG. FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST BROOKLYN, NY 11214. PURPOSE: ANY CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGT. UPON WHOM NY (SSNY) 6/18/2020. CTY: KINGS. SSNY DESIGN. AGENT OF LLC UPON IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OF- LAWFUL PURPOSE. BOGOPA RED HOOK LLC PROCESS MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT UPON WHOM WHOM PROCESS MAY BE SERVED. FICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY #180235 BOGOPA RED HOOK LLC FILED W/ SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: C/O CHUCK PROCESS AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & SSNY SHALL MAIL COPY OF PROCESS SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PRO- LEGACY WILSON AVENUE LLC SSNY ON 7/6/20. OFFICE: KINGS CO. MUI, 110 ELDRIDGE ST., NEW YORK, NY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO JAMES SIE- TO THE LLC 1101 E 23RD ST, BROOK- CESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON SSNY DESIGNATED AS AGENT FOR 10002. GENERAL PURPOSES. NA, 544 PARK AVE., ROOM 410, BROOK- LYN NY 11210. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL LEGACY WILSON AVENUE LLC AR- HIM/HER IS GISELE RICHARD, 475 CL- PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: 480 VAN #180444 LYN, NYY 11205. GENERAL PURPOSE ACTIVITY. TICLES OF ORG. FILED NY SEC. OF ERMONT AVE #901 BROOKLYN, NY, BRUNT ST., #500, BROOKLYN, NY HUMBLE POSH LLC #180710 #180737 11238. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: STATE (SSNY) 10/22/2019. OFFICE IN 11231. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL. ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AGENT OF #180366 HUMBLE POSH LLC ART. OF ORG. 169 SACKETT LLC A&A FOODS 285 LLC #180337 LLC WHOM PROCESS MAY BE SERVED. FILED SEC. OF STATE OF NY 2/26/20. 169 SACKETT LLC, ARTS OF ORG. FILED A&A FOODS 285 LLC ARTICLES OF SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO 8751 WILL FELIX DESIGN LLC OFF. LOC. : KINGS CO. UNITED STATES WITH SEC. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) ORG. FILED NY SEC. OF STATE (SSNY) OLIVER FLYNN, LLC 18TH AVE., BROOKLYN, NY 11214. WILL FELIX DESIGN LLC ART. OF ORG. CORPORATION AGENTS, INC. DESIG- 12/9/2008. CTY: KINGS. SSNY DESIG. 7/16/20. OFFICE IN KINGS CO. SSNY NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. FILED SEC. OF STATE OF NY 6/1/20. NATED AS AGENT UPON WHOM PRO- AS AGENT UPON WHOM PROCESS DESIGN. AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: #180236 OFF. LOC. : KINGS CO. UNITED STATES CESS MAY BE SERVED & SHALL MAIL AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & SHALL PROCESS MAY BE SERVED. SSNY OLIVER FLYNN, LLC. ARTICLES OF OR- CORPORATION AGENTS, INC. DESIG- PROC.: 7014 13TH AVENUE, SUITE 202, MAIL PROCESS TO 169 SACKETT ST., SHALL MAIL COPY OF PROCESS TO IAN GANIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY 494 3RD STREET LLC NATED AS AGENT UPON WHOM PRO- BROOKLYN, NY 11228. PURPOSE: ANY BROOKLYN, NY 11231. GENERAL PUR- ALVAREZ 515 BAINBRIDGE ST BROOK- OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 494 3RD STREET LLC ARTICLES OF CESS MAY BE SERVED & SHALL MAIL LAWFUL PURPOSE. POSE LYN NY 11233. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL 8/5/2019. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS ORG. FILED NY SEC. OF STATE (SSNY) PROC.: 7014 13TH AVENUE, SUITE 202, #180445 #180712 6/24/2020. OFFICE IN KINGS CO. SSNY ACTIVITY. COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED BROOKLYN, NY 11228. PURPOSE: ANY #180738 AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM DESIG. AGENT OF LLC WHOM PRO- LAWFUL PURPOSE. 336 CORNELIA STREET LLC BKLYN PIZZA COMPANY NOTICE OF FORMATION OF 336 COR- PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. CESS MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL #180370 OF BUSHWICK LLC NELIA STREET LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH MAIL PROCESS TO 109 6TH AVE., NOTICE OF FORMATION OF BKLYN 11413 FILED WITH NY DEPT. OF STATE ON THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY BROOKLYN, NY 11217. PURPOSE: ANY 58 BUTLER ST LLC PIZZA COMPANY OF BUSHWICK LLC. ZYEM LLC. NOTICE OF FORMATION OF 58 BUT- 6/29/20. OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED LAWFUL PURPOSE. ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH SSNY ON NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- LER ST LLC. ARTS OF ORG. FILED WITH COUNTY. PRINC. BUS. ADDR.: 349 MET- UPON HIM/HER IS JENLING YEN, 442 #180237 07/27/20.OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: NY SECY OF STATE (SSNY) ON 6/17/20. ROPOLITAN AVE., APT. 3G, BROOKLYN, CLERMONT AVE, APT D BROOKLYN, NY, SSNY DESG. AS AGENT OF LLC UPON ZYEM LLC.. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. NY 11211. SEC. OF STATE DESIGNAT- 11238. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ABRAMS TRUCKING LLC WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE ABRAMS TRUCKING LLC, ARTS. OF SSNY IS DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF ED AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PRO- ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. SERVED SSNY MAIL PROCESS TO 7212 OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 3/16/2017. ORG. FILED WITH THE SSNY ON LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED AND #180202 JUNIPER VALLEY RD, MIDDLE VILLAGE, NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUN- 06/12/2020. OFFICE LOC: KINGS IT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: C/O WHITE NEW YORK, 11379. ANY LAWFUL PUR- TY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNAT- PROCESS TO: 187 WOLF RD, STE 101, AND WILLIAMS LLP, 7 TIMES SQUARE, 11249 POSE. AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PRO- ED AS AGENT UPON WHOM PROCESS ALBANY, NY 12205. THE NAME AND STE. 2900, NY, NY 10036. PURPOSE: ALL #180714 ALPHA ZULU AVIATION LLC CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE AGAINST THE LLC MAY BE SERVED. ADDRESS OF THE REG. AGENT IS BUSI- LAWFUL PURPOSES. NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED #180442 POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO: THE NESS FILINGS INCORPORATED, 187 FISH R’ US LLC LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: AL- FISH R’ US LLC ART. OF ORG. FILED LLC, 272 GATES AVE., APT. 2B, BROOK- WOLF RD, STE 101, ALBANY, NY 12205. SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PHA ZULU AVIATION LLC. ARTICLES OF NY GRANTS INVESTOR LLC SEC. OF STATE OF NY 6/8/20. OFF. LOC. LYN, NY 11216. REG AGENT: U.S. CORP. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL ACTIVITY. PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- #180372 NY GRANTS INVESTOR LLC FILED W/ : KINGS CO. SSNY DESIGNATED AS UPON HIM/HER IS MONIQUE GLOV- TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) AGENTS, INC. 7014 13TH AVE., STE 202, SSNY 4/7/20. OFF. IN KINGS CO. SSNY AGENT UPON WHOM PROCESS MAY ER, 130-40 232ND ST. LAURELTON, NY, ON 6/19/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: BROOKLYN, NY 11228. PURPOSE: ANY AKTT LLP DESIG. AS AGT. OF LLC WHOM PRO- BE SERVED & SHALL MAIL PROC.: 1851 11413. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- LAWFUL PURPOSE. NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF AKTT CESS MAY BE SERVED & SHALL MAIL #180239 HENDRICKSON ST., BROOKLYN, NY ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON LLP. CERT. OF REG. FILED WITH NY SECY PROCESS TO THE LLC, 150 MYRTLE 11234. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL PUR- #180377 WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERENDIPITY BK LLC OF STATE (SSNY) ON 6/18/20. OFFICE AVE, #2 FL, BROOKLYN, NY 11201. ANY POSE. SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. 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Thursday, July 30, 2020 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • 7 SSPORTS Dress rehearsals over for Nets’ new cast Makeshift roster ‘getting better’ as Friday’s reopener approaches By John Torenli, Sports Editor Brooklyn Daily Eagle Two losses and one win weren’t the story of the Brooklyn Nets’ three-scrimmage run-up to Friday night’s regular-season re-opener in Orlan- do, Florida. Instead, the trio of exhibition games the new- look Nets played at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex following a four-month pause due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic served as an icebreaker of sorts for a roster full of new Caris LeVert will try to lead the Nets back to the postseason for a second straight year when the NBA restarts its season Friday in Or- players who are still learning how to compete to- lando, Florida. AP Photo by Frank Franklin II. gether. “I feel we got better as the games went on,” two weeks. noted Nets guard Caris LeVert after scoring a Following a blowout loss to New Orleans on team-high 23 points in Monday night’s scrim- July 22, a victory over San Antonio on Saturday mage finale, a 112-107 loss to the Utah Jazz in and Monday’s defeat to Utah, the Nets are at the Brooklyn’s final dress rehearsal before Friday’s very least beginning to understand how to work much-anticipated showdown with the Orlando on the court together despite their lack of famil- Magic. iarity as a unit. “Obviously, Utah is a tough opponent., and “Actually because a lot of the guys we brought we tried to play similar minutes to what we play in our veterans, they know the importance of com- in a game. I’m happy with our performance today municating,” said Temple. “It’s just about the guys even though we didn’t get the win. I felt like we that are getting more minutes now than they had played hard. We got better.” before understanding how important it is to talk They’ll have to continue doing so if they hope when we’re out there on the court. to secure the team’s second playoff berth in as “The veteran guys — Jamal (Crawford), Tyler many years. (Johnson), Lance (Thomas), guys know the im- Without Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, Spen- portance of talking, so we’re the ones impressing cer Dinwiddie, DeAndre Jordan, Wilson Chan- on the younger guys like a (Dzanan) Musa, Jere- dler, Taurean Prince and rookie Nic Claxton, none miah (Martin) and Chris (Chiozza) to make sure of whom will be available at any point during the we communicate to make sure everybody’s on the eight-game run toward the postseason, the Nets same page on the floor.” hardly resemble the squad that began this cam- Nets interim head coach Jacque Vaughn, who paign of great hope. is likely auditioning for a shot at the full-time post Instead, LeVert will be the undisputed team come next season, has taken a patient approach leader on the hardwood in Orlando, which is em- to building up a roster that has been in upheav- blazoned with the Black Lives Matter logo. al since four Nets, including Durant, tested posi- He’ll rely heavily on returning rotation regu- tive for the potentially deadly virus back in March. lars like Jarrett Allen, Joe Harris, Garrett Temple “I think overall, health is still a priority,” and Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot to provide stabil- Vaughn said. “We see the effect it has had on our ity to a lineup that will feature a slew of newcom- country and where we are, so I think it’s our re- ers as the Nets (30-34) try to hold on to the sev- sponsibility to really not give into relaxing any of enth seed in the Eastern Conference over the next the standards put into place.

Despite a roster full of new players, Nets interim head coach Jacque Vaughn believes his team will be focused and ready for the NBA restart this weekend. AP Photo by Seth Wenig.

“The protocols have been established for a ing Milwaukee Bucks next Tuesday before com- reason, extreme amount of research has gone pleting their only back-to-back during the restart into it and I think it’s on us to hold our end of Wednesday vs. the Boston Celtics. the responsibility and hold those protocols into Brooklyn also has games scheduled against place.” Sacramento on Aug. 7, the Los Angeles Clippers While health is doubtlessly at the top of his list on Aug. 9, another big game vs. Orlando on Aug. of priorities, Vaughn also wants his club to focus 11 and the regular-season finale Aug. 13 against on the task at hand, avoiding a potential play-in the Portland Trail Blazers. series with the ninth-seeded Washington Wizards Whether they wind up back in the playoffs for and making the most of the days they have leading a second straight year or not, Vaughn is proud of up to Friday’s critical game against eighth-seed- how the Nets stuck together during these turbulent ed Orlando. and unprecedented times. “We’ll clean up some things,” he said.. “We’ll “It was a great test of our resolve as an orga- continue to reinforce some of the concepts. I think nization,” he said. “Great test of our communica- it’s a great three days for us. We’ll start with a day tion as an organization. The leadership during that off (Tuesday), give guys a chance to see how they time, when you’re really concerned about the wel- responded from the increased minutes. fare of the families that were in New York at the “And then two laser-focused days of prepara- time. tion. Two big games for us at the beginning of this “Whether we had players that were in market segment, so can we focus and maybe implement a or out of market really concerning to the organi- few things that those teams haven’t seen and give zation in making sure guys were taken care of as ourselves a chance.” far as supplies and the kids were taken care of. I They will all be big games once the Nets tip think you think empathetically so you’re out re- off against the Magic, who are just a half-game ally thinking of others. That approach made it re- behind Brooklyn for the No. 7 seed. ally conducive for us to take care of our players Veteran Jamal Crawford is one of several last-minute additions to a Nets roster that was The Nets will take on the Wizards on Sun- and everyone else that continues to be affected by decimated by injuries and positive tests for COVID-19. AP Photo by Frank Franklin II. day and try to keep pace with the conference-lead- what’s going on.”

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VIETNAM — Coming home: Vietnamese COVID-19 patients who had been working in Equatorial Guinea arrived in Hanoi on Wednesday for treatment, holding Vietnamese flags and carrying a portrait of national leader Ho Chi Minh. Photo: Tran Huy Hung/VNA via AP

HONG KONG — Quiet scene: A food service employee looked at an empty food court in Hong Kong on Wednesday. Photo: Vincent Yu/AP

BELGIUM — Suited up: Passengers, wearing full protective gear, pushed their luggage at the Brussels GERMANY — Cooling off: A person entered an outdoor sprinkler in- Airport on Wednesday. Photo: Francisco Seco/AP stallation in Ehingen on Wednesday. Photo: Thomas Warnack/dpa via AP

10 • BQ Daily Eagle • Thursday, July 30, 2020 Our World In Pictures

SAUDI ARABIA — Keeping distance: Hundreds of Mus- lim pilgrims practiced social distancing as they circled the Kaaba at the Grand Mosque in Mecca on Wednesday. Photo: AP

ISRAEL — Last Supper: Colleagues of Israeli artist Itay Zalait worked Wednesday in Tel Aviv on an installation depicting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The installation is meant to symbolize the “Last Supper of the Israeli democracy.” Photo: Oded Balilty/AP

BRAZIL — Slowing the spread: A government employee disinfected VENEZUELA — Taking a swim: Children played in an open potable water main on a street in Caracas a public school in Brasilia on Tuesday. Photo: Eraldo Peres/AP on Tuesday. Photo: Matias Delacroix/AP

Thursday, July 30, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 11 State lifts liquor licenses from 12 Queens bars, including 7 in Jackson Heights Continued from page 1 liquor license at Northern CJ’s Bar and Lounge on “New Yorkers have worked Boulevard bar Lima after in- Cross Bay Boulevard in hard to flatten the curve, but vestigators saw more than Ozone Park was penalized the bars and restaurants that 20 people drinking in “a after investigators observed a ignore public health guidance nightclub-on-the-street atmo- series of violations over the are disrespecting their sacri- sphere” on July 24. It was the course of a month, including fices which have saved lives club’s third violation, accord- five people drinking inside while allowing us to sustain ing to the governor’s office. the bar and others outside in the reopening of our econo- Another Northern Bou- a “party-like atmosphere,” the my,” Cuomo said. levard bar, Rubirosa, was state said. He also called on New docked for hosting about 25 The state also suspended York City to better enforce the partiers outside on July 24, liquor licenses at De La Mora COVID restrictions. “With the club’s second violation in Restaurant on Northern Bou- these additional suspensions a week. levard in Jackson Heights, El we are sending a clear mes- Mr. Pancho’s Cafe on Roo- Paisa Café on Northern Bou- sage that the State will not sevelt Avenue hosted a large levard in Jackson Heights, hesitate to take action against gathering on July 25, accord- Romanticos on Roosevelt Av- businesses that put New York- ing to SLA investigators. Blue enue in Jackson Heights, El ers’ health and safety at risk,” Angel Lounge on Roosevelt Patio Bar on Jamaica Boule- he said. Avenue hosted an outdoor vard in Jackson Heights, Deli- Each of the penalized busi- party on July 18 and served cia’s Mexicana on Roosevelt nesses committed multiple vi- alcohol without food in vio- Avenue in Corona, The Grand olations, often over a number lation of a new state measure on 30th Avenue in Astoria, Four of the penalized bars, including Lima, are located along Northern Boulevard. of days, the state said. to curb stationary drinking on and The Pomeroy on Ditmars Photo via Google Maps The SLA suspended the July 25, the state said. Boulevard in Astoria. Queens students compete to raise Census awareness By Teresa Mettela Queens Daily Eagle Queens students are competing to get the word out about the U.S. Census through an initiative sponsored by a leading Spanish-language media company. The nonprofit organization HITN has launched the ¡Tú Cuentas! 2020 Census Essay Writing Contest for students in neighborhoods with low census response rates. More than 300 students in 15 elementary schools, including three in Queens, participated in the program. The Queens schools are P.S. 110 The Tiffany School in Corona, P.S. 197Q The Ocean School in Far Rockaway and P.S. 89 Elmhurst Elementary School. Each student participating in the competition will write a short story or essay describing the significance of being counted and how the census will impact them and their communities. “We hope that the contest will help these young students gain a greater understanding of the importance of being fairly and accurately counted,” says Michael D.Nieves, President and CEO of HITN. Roughly 70,000 New York City children went uncounted in the 2010 Census, according to the Citizens’ Committee for Children Of New York. Queens’ current response rate is well below Not only that, projections show that NYC is one of many locations that faces the highest risk of undercounting young children in the 2020 Census. “The city has been historically undercounted, putting important segments of the population — in particular Blacks and Hispanics — at a disadvantage for fair and accurate repre- sentation,” says Yaneiza Echezarraga, co-founder of Twins Minds Media, which worked with HITN on the initiative. Young people are urging their neighbors to complete the Census. Eagle file photo by Rachel Vick

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12 • Queens Daily Eagle • Thursday, July 30, 2020 Paramedics and EMTs under staggering stress in era of disease and disruption Virginia Breen “We’re working with the union to let the THE CITY members know that we’re in this together,” Long This article was originally published on Jul said. “This is something that the department is tak- 28 by THE CITY. ing seriously.” Paramedic Steve Kleinberg plans to retire next month after 15 years on the job, even though ‘We Need Real Psychiatrists’ he hasn’t accrued enough time to reach full pen- Barzilay called the FDNY’s efforts “a start, sion benefits. but far from what we need.” “I want to leave in one piece, with my health in- The union is working to secure additional pro- tact,” said Kleinberg, 56, who works out of FDNY fessional mental health services for members, he EMS Station 39 in East New York, Brooklyn. said. FDNY EMS paramedics Kenneth Silas, left, and Steve Kleinberg, who said he is retiring in “The second [COVID] wave that I believe is “Some are drinking heavily and some are not August to avoid facing a second wave of the coronavirus. Photo Courtesy of Steve Kleinberg coming definitely hastened my decision,” he add- even able to complete a tour because of anxiety at- ed. “The insane call volume, the hours, having to tacks,” he said. “We’re seeing the signs of PTSD happened. We’re still shocked.” for EMTs and $65,226 for paramedics, who are be hypervigilant all the time to protect my wife — and we need real psychiatrists and psychologists.” Even if Matthew Keene did not have trained to perform more advanced procedures. it was a lot. I personally never felt overwhelmed, The additional burdens of dealing with pro- COVID-19, his mother suggested that the envi- NYPD officers start at $42,500 and hit $82,000 but it was a lot. At the peak of the virus in the city, tests stemming from systemic racial injustice may ronment created by the pandemic exacerbated the after five years. it was like a tsunami.” also have had an outsize impact on FDNY EMS stress of an already nerve-racking job. “The commissioner has gone on the record Kleinberg’s side job — as a funeral director responders, roughly 55% of whom are Black, His- He was working 12-hour overnight shifts, saying EMS members are deserving of a pay- — has been lucrative enough in the pandemic era panic or Asian, and 30% of whom are female. In lived alone, and had no pets. Fears of spreading grade increase,” Long said, referring to FDNY to enable him to make a career transition. contrast, about 78% of FDNY firefighters and of- contagion prevented him from socializing much Commissioner Daniel Nigro. “We support their “But a lot of my contemporaries don’t have ficers are white, and less than 1 percent are wom- or partaking in favorite pastimes like hiking or efforts.” that choice,” he said. “They’re too young and, fi- en, according to Vincent Variale, president of the scuba diving, Susan Keene said. Keene noted that advocating for EMS work- nancially, they can’t leave.” Uniformed EMS Officers Union Local 3621. ers “is something we’d like to push for. We’re just ‘A Severe Crisis’ “Anyone who is a Black first responder has Salary ‘Adds to Stress’ not ready yet. Instead, many of Kleinberg’s 4,300 or so been through the ringer this year,” said paramedic The cause of a suicide evades easy answers, “You know, my son’s coworkers have been so colleagues are facing fears of another round of Sherry Singleton, 33, noting the difficulty of nav- experts say, but Keene’s mother said, “I do think wonderful about reaching out to us to show their COVID while still grappling with the trauma from igating “an ongoing pandemic that disproportion- the pay discrepancy between EMS and other first support,” she said, noting that not one burdened the peak of the first outbreak. ately kills Black people alongside a modern-day responders adds to the stress. EMTs and paramed- her family with complaints of job stress. “But I re- Paramedics and EMTs say they’re enduring civil rights movement fighting against institution- ics are the ones who really dealt with this crisis.” ally think they need help.” unprecedented levels of stress, anxiety and ex- alized racism.” In New York City, the current starting salary The city’s suicide prevention hotline number haustion sparked by the storm of COVID-19, ra- Singleton first spoke to THE CITY in March for EMS is $35,254 — $16.82 per hour — about is 1-888-NYC-WELL (1-888-692-9355). cial justice protests and ongoing salary and bene- about the “mix of paranoia and anxiety” she felt $10,000 less than the $45,196 starting salary of a THE CITY is an independent, nonprofit news fit issues. working in the trenches, and later when she landed city firefighter. After five years, firefighters make outlet dedicated to hard-hitting reporting that Union officials and family members say the in the hospital with COVID-19 symptoms. around $86,000 compared to around $50,000 serves the people of New York. relentless caseload and harrowing medical scenar- “Coronavirus has completely eclipsed 2020,” ios created by the pandemic may have contribut- she wrote in a text Tuesday between overnight ed to the suicides of three EMS responders in a shifts. “Whatever any of us think we know, we three-month period — and they’re worried the vi- don’t. Whatever plans we implement may im- rus isn’t done wreaking havoc. plode on itself at a moment’s notice. We’ve all “As of last month, we had less than 150 peo- watched that happen again and again due to coro- ple with more than 20 years on the job, and doz- navirus.” ens have retired since then,” said Oren Barzilay, An FDNY EMS first responder from Queens, the president of the FDNY EMS Local 2507, the who asked her name not be used for fear of being union representing the department’s emergency sidelined by the FDNY, agreed with the need for medical service workers. “Every day people are additional support services. telling us they’re leaving. It’s a severe crisis.” “Honestly, there have been times when I’ve The FDNY already has more than doubled the questioned whether this is the right career for me,” number of EMS peer counselors, from 20 before she said. the outbreak to a current level of 45, according to As a Black woman, she added, she was partic- department spokesperson Jim Long. An addition- ularly distressed by the one-two punch of the coro- al 50 counselors will be trained and deployed in navirus outbreak followed by anti-police brutality August, he added, nearly quintupling the pre-pan- protests in the wake of George Floyd’s death. demic staffing. “I’ve never cried so much in my life,” she But the stigma of asking for help, particularly said. “I come into work crying, and I leave cry- among those used to offering it, remains an obsta- ing.” cle, union and FDNY officials concede. Paramed- ics and EMTs fear the department will medically COVID ‘Flipped a Switch’ restrict them from field duty if they seek mental Additional mental health support came too health services, Barzilay said. late for some. Three EMS first responders have The FDNY insists that restricting workers for died by suicide since April. mental health reasons happens only in limited, On April 24, recently graduated EMT John medically necessary circumstances in which the Mondello, 23, was found dead off Shore Boule- health and safety of the first responder or the com- vard in Astoria. He took his own life with a gun munity is at risk. that belonged to his father, a retired NYPD cop, “There may be instances where someone is officials confirmed. removed from frontline work, but there are plenty On July 15, EMT Brandon Dorsa, 36, as- of members who continue to work in their stations signed to EMS Dispatch Operations, also killed while receiving counseling,” Long said. “If they himself after serving the department for nearly six are pulled offline, it’s for their benefit.” years, the FDNY said. Long pointed to increased calls to the depart- Just a few weeks earlier in June, nine-year vet- ment’s anonymous Counseling Services Unit ho- eran Lt. Matthew Keene, 38, died from a self-in- tline as a positive development. flicted gunshot wound to the head in his Nyack Between March 23 and June 30 of this year, home, authorities said. the number of calls to the hotline jumped 36% His mother, Susan Keene, suspects an undiag- from the same period last year, from 325 to 442, nosed case of COVID-19 may have triggered her Long said. The number of requested counseling son’s desperate act. outreach sessions for the same period also spiked “He didn’t have the antibodies, but those tests 36%, from 3,293 to 4,488, he said. are inaccurate half the time,” said Keene, a for- Asked to explain the increases, Long replied, mer nurse. “I’d be very surprised if he didn’t have “Maybe it’s our outreach efforts, but it’s not really the virus. My husband read something somewhere the time to question, it’s the time to support.” The and we wondered, ‘Could he have had some sort surge in counseling requests, he added, “is a good of COVID psychosis?’” thing for us and, more importantly, a good thing The journal Schizophrenia Research recent- for the field members.” ly reported cases of psychosis in people infected Long also noted that a class of 180 or so EMTs with any virus ranged between 0.9 and 4%. who left the academy early in March to deal with “I need to know what happened, because the crush of COVID-19 cases received counseling something definitely happened that flipped a in breakout groups once they returned to complete switch and made him lose who he was,” Keene training in June and July. said. “We were just absolutely shocked when it

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GERMANY — Testing site: Medical staff waited for travelers to take COVID-19 tests from arriving passengers in Cologne on Tuesday. Photo: Martin Meissner/AP Thursday, July 30, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 17 POLICE REPORT INSUFFICIENT AS NOTICE OF CLAIM AGAINST CITY Appellate Division, Second Department On Jan. 4, 2017, Johanny Lugo was allegedly injured in a motor vehicle accident when, while operating her vehicle, it was struck by another. An emergency medical services vehicle, owned by the city of New York, responded to the scene and, as it was backing up, struck Lugo’s vehicle. A police accident report was prepared by a police officer who responded to the scene. On March 20, 2018, Lugo filed a petition seeking leave to serve a late Hon. Katherine Levine notice of claim upon the city, yet the Eagle file photo by Rob Abruzzese city was not named as a party in the proceeding. The city opposed the petition. In an order dated Oct. 19, 2018, Hon. Katherine Levine of Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term denied the petition and dismissed the proceeding. Upon Lugo’s appeal, the justices of the Appellate Division, Second Department affirmed the order of the Supreme Court. The justices explained that, con trary to Lugo’s contention, the city did not acquire timely, actual knowledge of the essential facts constituting Lugo’s claims by virtue of the police accident report. They noted that the police ac cident report stated that the EMS vehicle caused “no damage” to Lugo’s vehicle and did not indicate that there was any connection between her alleged injuries and any negligent conduct on the part of the operator of the EMS vehicle. Thus, the justices con cluded that Lugo failed to establish that the police accident report provided actual notice of the facts constituting her claim that she sustained serious injuries as a result of the city’s negligence. In ad dition, the justices determined that Lugo’s unsubstantiated claim of lawoffice failure by her former attorney did not constitute a reasonable excuse for the failure to serve a timely notice of claim. They also noted that Lugo failed to present “some evidence of plausible argument” supporting a finding that the city would not be substantially prejudiced by the nearly oneyear delay. —Matter of Lugo v. GNP Brokerage, 2018‐14890, July 15, 2020 UNINSURED MOTORIST ARBITRATION MOVES FORWARD Appellate Division, Second Department On Oct. 7, 2016, Jae Kan Shim and Miyong Pae were allegedly in jured as a result of a motor vehicle accident that occurred in New York during which their vehicle was struck by a 2003 Acura owned by Ash ley Johnson and operated by Leon Frierson, who fled the scene of the accident. State Farm Insurance Company, the insurer of Johnson’s ve hicle, disclaimed coverage. Thereafter, Shim and Pae filed a demand for uninsured motorist arbitration with Shim’s insurer, Allstate Insur ance Company. Allstate then filed in Queens County Supreme Court, Civil Term to permanently stay arbitration. Hon. Ulysses Leverett granted that branch of the petition which was to add Ashley Johnson, Leon Frierson and State Farm as additional parties and held a framed issue hearing on the issue of nonpermissive use with regard to John son’s 2003 Acura. Following the hearing, the Supreme Court found that the owner of the Acura, Johnson, “only gave vehicle keys and permissive use to Murph’s Garage for service and repair of her vehicle and not to potential buyer, Shabazz or others to use.” Justice Leverett determined that Shim and Pae demonstrated that they had a valid uninsured motorist claim and denied that branch of the petition which was to permanently stay arbitration and dismissed the proceeding. Allstate appealed the judgment and the justices of the Appellate Di vision, Second Department affirmed. The justices explained that the Supreme Court’s resolution of the issue of the vehicle owner’s credi bility was supported by the record and would not be disturbed upon the appeal. According to the record, in August of 2016, Johnson left the 2003 Acura with the keys at Murph’s Garage in Coatesville, Penn sylvania, for Murph, the mechanic, to perform repair work on the ve hicle. Johnson testified that she told Murph that he could take his time but that she did not authorize him to allow anyone to use the vehicle. Sometime after Johnson left the vehicle at the garage, Sheroon Shabazz, an acquaintance of Johnson’s, asked Johnson about purchas ing the vehicle. Johnson learned later that Murph allowed Shabazz to take the vehicle without her permission. Additionally, Johnson did not know Frierson, the individual who was operating her vehicle in New York at the time of the accident. The justices concluded that the record established that the presumption of permissive use was overcome by substantial evidence. —Matter of Allstate Ins. Co. v. Jae Kan Shim, 2019‐05643, July 22, 2020

18 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • Thursday, July 30, 2020 Serving with people HIV during latest public health crisis By Sharen I. Duke viding services with kindness, innovation, effort, participants is of utmost importance, and we need As told to the Eagle and teamwork. to adhere to these measures—screenings, tem- Sharen Duke is the executive director and perature checks, and masks—to ensure that ev- CEO of Alliance for Positive Change, a citywide How are you now serving your eryone is safe. We’re moving forward safely and nonprofit that transforms the lives of New York- program participants? strongly! ers living with HIV/AIDS and other chronic ill- Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Alli- nesses. Alliance helps people access medical care, ance has operated essential services at three of our What types of support do manage and overcome addiction, escape home- six community centers: Alliance LES Harm Re- you most need now? lessness, get back to work, and find community. duction Center (LESHRC) in lower Manhattan, Due to the pandemic, Alliance is also address- Grounded in a harm reduction philosophy, Alli- CASA Recovery in Washington Heights and our ing the issue of food insecurity by providing food ance’s innovative and tailored programs address 90-unit supportive housing program in the Bronx. pantry packages, and prepaid gift cards redeem- the underlying health, economic and social issues At Alliance’s LESHRC and, more recently, our able for food—all essential yet un-budgeted ser- that contribute to poor health outcomes by pro- CASA Recovery outpatient drug treatment clinic vices. Furthermore, we are trying to expand access moting empowerment, stability, and connection to located in Washington Heights, we have contin- to harm reduction supplies, cleaning supplies and community. ued to provide access to safe syringe exchange to protective equipment, such as masks, face shields ensure that COVID-19 does not result in a second- and hand sanitizers, both for program participants How has your organization ary pandemic of new HIV and hepatitis C (HCV) and the staff and peer navigators who are serving navigated the pandemic? infections. them. To donate to our Coronavirus Support Fund, Alliance for Positive Change has a 30-year We continue to serve clients in Queens and visit www.alliance.nyc/giving history of working on the frontlines of public from across the city and have also transformed our health—responding to population health chang- vital food and nutrition programs into pre-pack- What programs/services have you Sharen Duke is the executive director and es in healthcare finance and healthcare delivery. aged pantry items and gift cards for grocery pur- had to cut or scale back on? CEO of Alliance for Positive Change. However, the coronavirus required us to take our chases; expanded access to harm reduction sup- Alliance remains committed to supporting Photo courtesy of Alliance for Positive Change high-touch, in-person service approach and piv- plies, masks and gloves for staff and program New Yorkers with education, peer navigation, ot to remote service via phone or videoconference participants; and adapted to remote outreach to HIV/HCV screenings and referrals, basic needs vice Organizations have decades of experience with little time for planning. So we seek to con- connect with and support our community from like food and housing, and social, behavioral, and conducting HIV and HCV screening and linkage tact all 6,000+ registered clients on a weekly basis, afar. mental health support through our open communi- to medical care for low-income and high risk com- providing support and information about COVID ty centers and remote services. But, we have seen munities. and other health issues, helping people access How are you balancing the needs reduced services because we have not been able The community-based network and infra- medical care, fill prescriptions, obtain food vouch- of your participants with the level to reach all our program participants by phone, structure that currently exists for HIV and HCV ers, and offering harm reduction and supportive of risk to your employees? and we had to discontinue field work, so many of can easily be expanded for COVID-19, both in counseling services via phone, e-mail, FaceTime, The well-being and safety of Alliance peers, our in-person events and support and education terms of screening, as well as ensuring access Zoom, and other new technological means. staff, and colleagues is a top priority and will al- groups had to be suspended. For some individu- to and providing vaccines, once they are avail- Alliance is a NYS-designated provider of “es- ways be at the heart of every decision we make. To als, telephone and video conferencing works, but able. We can and should play a key role in con- sential services”, including Safe Syringe Services that end, Alliance has created staff and peer train- for others without access to technology, or limited ducting COVID-19 prevention education, linkage at Alliance’s Lower East Side Harm Reduction ings on safety protocols for the reopening of on- minutes on their phones, access to services is se- to medical care, linkage to other social supports, Center, Out-patient Drug Treatment Services at site services in August, as well as safety proce- verely limited. such as food and nutrition services, mental health Alliance’s CASA Recovery Center and 24/7 Sup- dures for re-commencing fieldwork. counseling, housing placement assistance, and portive Housing services at Alliance’s 90-unit Pel- Among the numerous safety measures that Al- What do you think the future COVID-19 testing when the technology becomes ham Grand program. liance has implemented to protect our staff, peers holds for your sector as a available—similarly to how we received waivers While we’ve had to significantly adjust our and program participants, include COVID-19 result of the pandemic? from the New York State Health Department to programming to align with New York State health screenings, temperature checks, use of person- Nonprofit community organizations like Alli- conduct HIV and HCV counseling and testing in guidelines, Alliance has met the extraordinary al protective equipment, staggered staff sched- ance for Positive Change need infrastructure in- community settings. challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic by lever- ules, reconfigured office spaces, separate entranc- vestments to ensure our continued program ser- Sharen Duke is the executive director and aging our service model of fostering deep, sup- es, distancing markers, and daily office cleanings. vices and sustainability beyond COVID-19. 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Ad Name: queensdailyeagle_ttc INDD file: QueensDailyEagle_Eng_10x6.8 LegaL, JudiciaL & courthouse News Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com Judge tosses suit to stop in-person criminal proceedings By David Brand “To date, we have had more than 800 in-per- Queens Daily Eagle son appearances in New York City Criminal Court A federal judge on Wednesday dismissed a alone, furthering our goal of the continued re- lawsuit from six public defender organizations at- sumption of operations reflecting a criminal jus- tempting to halt the resumption of in-person crim- tice system that is safe, secure and engenders con- inal court proceedings. fidence for all users,” Chalfen said. The complaint filed in Manhattan federal The six public defender groups, including court claimed that the state’s Office of Court Ad- Queens Defenders and The Legal Aid Society, de- ministration violated the Americans with Disabil- nounced the decision, handed down around the ities Act by forcing defendants and attorneys with 30th anniversary of the ADA. pre-existing medical conditions to visit courthous- “We are enormously disappointed that the es for arraignments and case conferences begin- federal court relied on a technicality to allow the ning July 13. Office of Court Administration to resume in-per- Judge Andrew Carter tossed the lawsuit after son, non-emergency court proceedings in a man- determining that federal intervention would vio- ner that violates federal disability law, ignores late the state’s ability to administer its own courts. medical input, and recklessly endangers the health “This Court does not, and indeed cannot, dic- and safety of our clients, our staff, court staff, and tate if, when, and how state criminal courts re- New Yorkers,” the defender groups wrote. open or schedule in-person appearances,” Carter They said the cases that have resumed are not wrote, citing legal precedent. “To do so would vi- urgent matters and that OCA abruptly decided to olate fundamental principles of comity and feder- restart in-person hearings and arraignments with- alism, and would result in federal supervision of out notice. state procedures and proceedings. “There is no reason to force anyone to pile OCA spokesperson Lucian Chalfen said the onto public transit and into courtrooms for cases agency welcomed Carter’s ruling as the court sys- that are going to be adjourned, when the same re- Court officers administer temperature checks to courthouse visitors, as well as person- tem works to safely host visitors, defendants and sult can be achieved over a virtual hearing,” they nel, to limit the spread of COVID-19. Photo courtesy of OCA attorneys. wrote. HRC issues guidance on age discrimination amid COVID-19 By Rob Abruzzese workers who are seen as easily dispensable. The Queens Daily Eagle commission says that workers over the age of 50 The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many are most often targeted and pointed out that stud- New Yorkers to work from home and rely on tech- ies have shown that a diverse age range in the nology more than ever to do their jobs, which has office can increase productivity, job satisfaction led to an environment of increased age discrimi- and morale. nation, according to the NYC Commission on Hu- The commission said that the COVID-19 man Rights. pandemic has exacerbated conditions for young- The commissioner issued guidance on Tues- er workers because 48 percent of people age 16 day for companies to avoid running afoul of the to 24 work in industries most affected by COVID, law and to recommend good practices. such as restaurants, bars, gyms and coffee shops, “Every person in the workforce deserves to while only 24 percent of all other workers hold be treated with dignity and respect, regardless such jobs. of age,” said Carmelyn Malalis, chair and com- Older workers are at risk of facing long- missioner of the NYC Commission on Human term unemployment and unemployment rates for Rights. “This guidance serves as a reminder that adults aged 55 and older went from 3.3 percent to harmful stereotypes about age abound in our so- 13.6 percent since the pandemic started, according ciety, and that age discrimination remains preva- to the Commission on Human Rights. lent because of these pernicious stereotypes, im- “Age discrimination is unfortunately still a pacting workers at a time when workplace rights pervasive problem throughout society, including are critical. in the workplace,” said Brooklyn Borough Presi- “We are hopeful that this guidance will add to dent Eric Adams. “At a time when the COVID-19 the chorus of advocates challenging the norms that pandemic has created an economic crisis unpar- allow older workers to be cast aside or prejudged, alleled in modern history, it is more critical than and young workers to be dismissed.” ever that those in the workforce and those looking The legal enforcement guidance outlines to re-enter the workforce understand their rights specific ways in which age discrimination aris- under New York City’s Human Rights Law. I es during recruitment, hiring, internal policies, thank Mayor de Blasio and Commissioner Malalis “Age discrimination is unfortunately still a pervasive problem throughout society, includ- harassment and termination of employees. It ad- for reaffirming and underscoring that all workers, ing in the workplace,” said Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, candidate for mayor. dresses best practices for employers with specific regardless of age, have a place in our economy.” Eagle photo by Paul Frangipane instructions for COVID-19 concerns. The NYC Commission on Human Rights of- The commission is particularly concerned ten holds workshops for advocates and commu- Specifically, it has held more than 100 age dis- Anyone experiencing discrimination should about older employees in long-held positions nity organizations to inform New Yorkers about crimination and age diversity events in NYC call the NYC Commission on Human Rights at that could be forced to retire early, or younger their rights under the NYC Human Rights Law. during its fiscal year 2020. (212) 416-0197 or visit its website. Behind the Bench The Eagle will devote even more coverage to the court officers, law clerks and other workers who make our courts run. Have someone in mind who deserves a profile? Let us know who we should be covering. Contact managing editor David Brand at [email protected]

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