Volume 65, No. 157 Tuesday, November 26, 2019 50¢ QUEENS Ulrich eyes TODAY November 26, 2019 new job Queens’ lone Republican F ACING THE LOSS OF THEIR elected official wants to certificate to offer natural gas service in lead the Board Of Elections downstate New York, National Grid said on Monday that it has reached an agreement with By David Brand Queens Daily Eagle the state to immediately resume connecting With two years left to go in his City gas customers in Queens, Brooklyn and Council tenure, term-limited Queens Coun- Long Island. Gov. Andrew Cuomo called the cilmember Eric Ulrich is eyeing a move to agreement “a victory for customers.” the top job at the city’s embattled Board of Elections. Ulrich is interested in becoming the exec- “NI AT ONAL GRID WILL PAY A utive director of the BOE, Gotham Gazette significant penalty for its failure to address first reported Sunday, but the only Republi- the supply issue, its abuse of its customers, can in the Queens delegation will have his and the adverse economic impact they have Councilmember Eric Ulrich wants to become the next executive director of the New caused,” Cuomo said. “The company is also Continued on page 7 York City Board of Elections. Council photo by John McCarten/Flickr working to address the long-term supply problem and will present options in the coming months to the people of Brooklyn, Queens, and Long Island, letting them choose the best way forward for their communities.” City set to shutter two jails to HATEFUL GRAFFITI WAS FOUND scrawled on a bus shelter in Astoria over the weekend, as hate crimes remain on the rise make way for new facilities in Queens and across the city. The graffiti, By Victoria Merlino discovered on a bus shelter located at Ditmars Queens Daily Eagle Boulevard and Steinway Street, directed Two of New York City’s 11 municipal jails anyone who spotted a turban to “chop it off.” will close in early 2020 as the city prepares to build four new borough-based detention fa- cilities, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced last “HATE HAS NO HOME IN NEW YORK Thursday. The Brooklyn Detention Complex in Boe- and we cannot tolerate these incidents in our rum Hill will close in January 2020 and the communities. This should be investigated Eric M. Taylor Center on Rikers Island will promptly as a hate crime,” State Sen. Michael close in March 2020, as the city’s jail popu- Gianaris said in a statement. “Western lation falls below 7,000 people and will likely Queens is among the most diverse places to decrease further. The city estimates that the live on the planet and this does not reflect who population will decrease to 3,300 by 2026. we are or what we aspire to be.” “With the lowest rate of incarceration of any major city and crime at historic lows, New York is again debunking the notion that you LITD MI E -STOP BUS SERVICE IN must arrest your way to safety,” de Blasio said Queens will be reduced in Queens on Nov. in a statement. “These two closures show that 29, the day after Thanksgiving. Limited-stop we are making good on our promise to close service will be available on the Q10 Ltd, Q50 Rikers Island and create a correctional system Ltd, Q100 Ltd, Q113 Ltd, and Q114 Ltd only, that is fundamentally smaller, safer and fairer.” according to the MTA. The borough-based jails plan, approved by the City Council in October, will build mod- ern jail facilities in each borough except Staten U .S. REP. GRACE MENG, WHO Island. The City Council voted in favor of the represents parts of Eastern Queens, plan after months of contentious arguments announced the introduction of the Closing the from local residents over the scope and exe- Homework Gap Through Mobile Hotspots cution of the plan. A related land use measure Act, which would create a $100 million grant will formally ban the infamous and outdated program for schools, libraries, U.S. territories jails on Rikers Island. A jail on Rikers Island and a Brooklyn jail in Boerum Hill will close early next year as the Continued on page 16 Continued on page 2 city prepares to build four new borough-based jails. AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File
Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com Nonprofit consultant helps agencies reach offline New Yorkers for online Census By David Brand QUEENS Queens Daily Eagle A New York City nonprofit consulting firm is stepping up efforts to connect oth- er agencies with residents in hard-to-count communities ahead of the 2020 U.S. Census — the first to emphasize digital responses. TODAY The Community Resource Exchange, an organization that advises and supports other nonprofits throughout the city, will host four November 26, 2019 workshops to prepare agencies for the U.S. Census, which begins March 2020. The first two workshops will take place and federally recognized Indian Tribes to on Dec. 4 at 9:30 a.m. and Dec. 10 at 3 p.m. at purchase mobile hotspots to help close the the CRE offices at 42 Broadway, 20th Floor. nation’s homework gap. The funds would The organization will soon announce the ensure that students have internet access to date and location of a workshop in Queens. complete their homework. “The 2020 Census brings unique chal- lenges,” said CRE President and CEO Katie Leonberger. “This will be the first digital “ EVEry CHILD DESERVES THEIR census with an online approach, which may best chance at pursuing an education. But be compromised because 35 percent of U.S. it breaks my heart knowing that millions of adults do not have internet access at home.” kids, every night, are unable to finish their A map of New York City at the Queens Museum. Eagle photo by David Brand The online approach could pose a ma- homework simply because they are without jor problem for hundreds of thousands of Survey estimates,. About 6 percent of the The results of the Census, which takes internet access. Before the internet became Queens residents. households had a cellular data plan only for place every 10 years, determine the amount ubiquitous, students completed their homework Up to two-thirds of Queens County’s internet. of federal funding regions receive, as well with pencil and paper—today, that is no longer current population — more than 1.5 million “Tracts with limited internet access rep- as the congressional representation of each [the] case,” Meng said in a statement. people — live in hard-to-count neighbor- resent areas where people will need help state. New York State is expected to lose up hoods, according to the “Census Hard to accessing the internet to apply for census to two Congressional seats based on popula- Count” map created by the CUNY Graduate jobs,” the HTC team writes on its website. tion estimates — a problem exacerbated by MAYOR BILL DE BLASIO SIGNED A Center and the Leadership Conference on Just 61.9 percent of New York City house- a low Census response rate. new package of legislation into law on Monday Civil and Human Rights. A large proportion holds self-responded to the 2010 census, Local leaders have implored residents to to protect and promote animal welfare. In of those communities lack reliable internet compared to a nationwide average of 75.8 submit their completed forms. addition to establishing an Office of Animal access. percent, according to federal data. The “Every community member must be Welfare, increasing animal cruelty reporting, Nearly 18 percent of Queens households turnout was far worse in throughout much counted,” said Queens Assemblymember and promoting animal shelter adoptions and lacked home internet access or had dial-up of Queens, especially in parts of Southeast Alicia Hyndman at a recent town hall meet- kennel cough vaccinations, the animal welfare only connection between 2013 and 2017, ac- Queens, where response rates dipped below ing in Richmond Hill. “We need these dol- package prevents the trafficking of wild birds, cording to the latest American Community 50 percent. lars to come into the community.” bans the sale of foie gras and improves working conditions for carriage horses. What's on the docket for the Queens legal community Subway 'surfer' KE E P YOURSELF INFORMED ABOUT the hottest topics in Queens communities and dies riding a politics by visiting our website at queenseagle. com. 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2 • Queens Daily Eagle • Tuesday, November 26, 2019 Michael Bloomberg is running for president: What you should know about the billionaire’s education record in New York City By Christina Veiga and Philissa Cramer ish conflict. Chalkbeat NY In an early move that would be described as the “Monday night This story was originally published by Chalkbeat, a nonprofit massacre,” Bloomberg booted three of his appointees to the city news organization covering public education. school board when they went against his controversial move to Weeks before he left office in 2013, former Mayor Michael end “social promotion” of students from one grade to the next. Bloomberg stood before reporters and touted a record-high city Over time, his embrace of charters prompted public battles over graduation rate of 66 percent — a full six months before the state space and resources for traditional schools. His efforts to close planned to release the statistics. low-performing schools also drew public outcry — and faced a That’s how eager Bloomberg was to secure his legacy as an lawsuit that temporarily saved more than a dozen of them. New education reformer who battled mightily to enact his specific vi- York City became ground zero for a broader polarization around sion for a better school system. Pitting himself against those who education politics that deepened throughout the first decade of argued that student poverty would impede efforts to improve edu- Bloomberg’s leadership. cation, Bloomberg closed low-performing schools, opened many He fought the union constantly, but raised teacher pay substan- small ones in their places, championed charter schools, and gave tially. principals more autonomy in exchange for strict accountability. No one drew Bloomberg’s ire more than the United Federation “What is clear is that for the 12 years we’ve been doing this, of Teachers. At first, he worked collaboratively with the union, the results are — by any national standards — outstanding,” arriving at a contract agreement well ahead of schedule that boost- Bloomberg said at the time. “We really have become the poster ed base pay by 43 percent. The longest-serving teachers could now child.” earn more than $100,000. Bloomberg has now launched a bid for president, after initially But that was the last contract they agreed to. Moving forward, saying in March that he wouldn’t run. But six years after he left of- virtually every piece of Bloomberg’s agenda stoked outrage from fice, many of the education programs that he introduced are gone the teachers union, which he once likened to the National Rifle after his successor, Mayor Bill de Blasio, dismantled them. (De Association. Blasio briefly campaigned for president himself, earlier in 2019.) He proposed a simple eight-page contract to replace the UFT’s At the same time, while some of the ideas Bloomberg advanced doorstop-sized agreement, pushed for merit pay — a third rail for have become a new status quo, many others have fallen out of the union — and mused about firing half of the city’s teachers. favor among Democrats. That means his education agenda could Despite — or maybe because of — all the battles, schools got be a liability on the campaign trail — putting him in a position like better. that of New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker, who championed similar Graduation rates climbed by more than 40 percent to histor- policies as mayor of Newark. Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg in 2007. ic highs, and dropout rates cratered. Later research would peg Here’s a look at Bloomberg’s education legacy in New York Photo by Sebastian Scheiner/AP some of the increases to Bloomberg’s policy of closing large City. high schools and opening smaller ones in their place. The char- Bloomberg wanted control of the schools, and he got it. the high school admissions process so that students could apply ter schools that opened in New York City drove larger learn- New York City’s school system had long been considered un- to schools citywide, with an algorithm matching students and ing gains than their district-run counterparts. And in a city that governable when Bloomberg took office in 2002. Bloomberg, and schools. He then moved to close schools that did not post strong was growing safer and wealthier, families that might have cho- plenty of others, argued the city’s community school boards were results or that did not draw interest from families. Ultimately, sen to leave or opt for private schools chose public education ruled by political patronage that rendered them ineffective and Bloomberg phased out about 150 schools in a move that elicited instead. diffused accountability. Bloomberg campaigned on a new way of resistance from communities and even lawsuits. There were also less encouraging trends. In an increasingly doing business: consolidating unprecedented power over schools Under his direction, the city also began generating reams of competitive marketplace, some schools wound up with high con- in the mayor’s office. new data about schools and what happened inside of them — sur- centrations of needy students, deepening segregation. The creation Soon after his first election, Bloomberg got his wish when the veys of parent and teacher satisfaction, reports showing how stu- of new gifted programs and selective high schools also introduced state legislature approved a sweeping system of mayoral control. dents’ scores improved over time, evaluations of teachers based on inequities. And Bloomberg’s social promotion ban got rolled The change made the system less democratic but also, Bloomberg their students’ test scores. back after it became clear that being held back repeatedly was argued, less corrupt and easier to steer. Elected community boards, To make all of this happen, Bloomberg recruited people from harming some students. put in place during the civil rights era, were stripped of most of outside of the public service sector — starting with his flagship In the end, Bloomberg left office feeling like his schools legacy their power. The citywide school board was relegated to a large- chancellor, Joel Klein, an attorney who had been working for an was unfinished. Creating the kind of education students need, he ly ceremonial role, with a majority of members appointed — and international media company. Their ambitious education agenda said in a speech just before the election to replace him, would re- fired — at the will of the mayor. made working in the city Education Department feel like a glam- quire a broader political effort — one that could be contributed to Then he moved decisively to advance his ideas, many drawn orous place for talented young professionals to kick off their ca- equally by public servants and business leaders. from the business world. reers. (Not all of Bloomberg’s hires worked out well: Infamously, “We’ve seen here in New York, and in cities around the country, Bloomberg believed that the same things that benefited him in the former publisher Cathie Black stepped down as chancellor af- that progress is possible — real, substantial, dramatic progress,” business would yield better schools: information and competition. ter only 95 tumultuous days on the job.) Bloomberg said. “But it’s going to take strong organized politi- He created new schools and also allowed privately-run char- He never shied away from a fight. cal leadership, and it’s going to take innovative ideas from civic ter schools to use the city’s school buildings, under the principle Bloomberg wielded his new power without reservation, and he leaders in the public and private sectors because we’re all in this that successful schools would draw families. He also transformed made many enemies along the way. Frequently, he seemed to rel- together.” National Grid agrees to end gas moratorium after governor’s ultimatum By Mary Frost tional Grid will offer $7 mil- in New York. stood to lose their entire in- will be appointed by the De- oversee National Grid’s com- BQ Daily Eagle lion in customer assistance to National Grid said that it vestment in a new Vietnamese partment of Public Service to pliance with this agreement. Facing the loss of their address hardships as a result of will present at public meetings restaurant, Pho 86, because certificate to offer natural the moratorium. Gas service options to meet New York’s they were unable to get the SEEKING BIDS: gas service in downstate New will continue for roughly the long-term supply needs in gas turned on. York, National Grid said on next two years. Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau Councilmember Robert E. A nonprofit organization in Brooklyn is seeking sealed bids for Monday that it had reached “This agreement is a victo- and Suffolk counties within Cornegy Jr. said in a statement sales and installation of security related enhancements. The proj- an agreement with the state to ry for customers,” Cuomo said three months. Monday, “This is a huge win ect includes: Installation of IP Cameras Selection Criteria will be resume connecting gas cus- in a release. “National Grid “Every decision we make for Brooklyn and the small based on knowledge of surveillance and security, adherence to tomers in Brooklyn, Queens will pay a significant penalty is driven by National Grid’s businesses in my district that work schedule, prior experience, references, and cost. Specifica- tions and bid requirements can be obtained by contacting us at and on Long Island immedi- for its failure to address the commitment to provide safe were not able to open because [email protected] supply issue, its abuse of its and reliable service to our cus- they could not get a natural gas ately. All interested firms will be required to sign for the proposal On Nov. 12, Gov. Andrew customers and the adverse tomers, including the decision hookup and could not afford documents and provide primary contact, telephone, fax, and Cuomo gave National Grid economic impact they have to implement the moratorium. the tremendous capital costs email address. 14 days notice that the state caused. The company is also We understand the frustrations associated with going elec- Bid will be accepted until end of business day on November 28, intended to revoke the com- working to address the long- of everyone who experienced tric.” 2019 work is to commence by: December 1, 2019 and completed pany’s certificate to operate its term supply problem and will a delay in service during this National Grid has said it by January 1, 2020. downstate gas franchise if the present options in the com- period and regret that we did needs the pipeline, officially company did not resume con- ing months to the people of not provide more notice or called the Williams Northeast necting new customers. Brooklyn, Queens and Long explanation to our customers Supply Enhancement Project, National Grid had been Island, letting them choose about the moratorium,” Ba- because of increased demand PROJECT ACCOUNTANT, refusing to supply new gas the best way forward for their dar Khan, interim president of in the downstate service area. hook-ups in these areas since communities.” National Grid U.S., said in a The company has 1.85 million BROOKLYN, NY. May 15, after the state denied National Grid said it has statement. customers in New York City its application to build a con- agreed to $8 million for new In Brooklyn, the compa- and Long Island. troversial $1 billion gas pipe- energy efficiency and gas con- ny’s unexpected refusal to Cuomo, however, blamed Associate Deg. + 6ms. exp line. servation measures designed turn on the gas had stunned the company, which enjoys a The utility company said to relieve stress on the system customers who, in some cas- legal monopoly in New York req. Eemail res to: in a statement that it will start and to reduce peak-time gas es, had put their life savings State, for not coming up with connecting customer applica- usage during this two-year pe- on the line to start business- a contingency plan, such as [email protected], tions previously put on hold riod. The company also plans es. Bensonhurst restaurateurs short-term options to contract and start processing all new to invest $20 million in clean Charles Linksman and Peter for gas from other sources. Tri State Dismantling Corp. applications. In addition, Na- energy projects and businesses Lee said in September they An independent monitor
Tuesday, November 26, 2019 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • 3 DAILY EAGLE eview & Comment People in the News RR FELDHUSEN live in one of the neighborhood’s grand Victori- ans, which are often sought after by film crews seeking an Amer- ican Gothic backdrop for big budget productions. For 11 days last spring, a climactic scene from the Hollywood action thriller “21 Laurels Bridges,” starring “Black Panther” actor CHADWICK BOSE- MAN, was shot at the Feldheusen’s home. Since the shoot, Rober- ta says she’s continued to find shell casings in her house and yard, along with syringes for the application fake blood. “Then there was &Darts the blood on the front porch,” she told the New York Post.
Shake Shack president Tara Comonte Photo via Twitter LAUREL to WILLIE MURPHY, an 82-year-old female powerlifting champ who fought off a burglar at her Roches- Shake Shack president and CEO TARA COMONTE has plans ter, New York apartment last week by attacking him with an for a rare residential addition to the Brooklyn Heights Historic Dis- arsenal of common household items. When Murphy heard the trict. Comonte wants to use a 25-foot-wide vacant lot next door to crook breaking in late Thursday night, the octogenarian first her 1829 home to build a four-story, mock clapboard townhouse hid, then snuck up behind him, picked up a table and broke it that would harmonize with the surrounding area’s architectural over his back. She then jumped on the burglar, poured a bottle style. “We were not trying to push the envelope here,” architect of shampoo on his face, grabbed a broom and proceeded to hit ELIZABETH PRATT told members of Community Board 2’s “Black Panther” star Chadwick Boseman AP photo/Jordan Strauss him with it until the police arrived. Murphy, a grandmother who Land Use Committee during a presentation of the plans. The com- can deadlift 225 pounds, ultimately decided to take mercy on mittee voted to approve the construction last week. Next, the de- the perp and didn’t press charges. “I’m alone, I’m old, but guess sign will move to CB2’s executive committee for approval. New Performance artist WILLIAM POPE.L has perfected the art what, I’m tough,” she said. construction in Brooklyn’s historic districts doesn’t come up often, of crawling for a cause, making his way through large swaths of especially in Brooklyn Heights, which has the oldest historic dis- New York City on his hands and knees to call our attention to DART to ZAMPERLA, the Italian thrill-ride design com- trict in the city, designated in 1965. the less fortunate around us. For his first crawl in 1978, Pope.L pany that operates much of the Coney Island boardwalk and traversed 42nd Street, through Times Square, wearing a pinstriped is threatening to hike rent nearly five times the current rate for Every day except Sunday, high school senior SEBASTIANA suit while onlookers gawked. He says he was inspired by the some longtime shops. Dianna Carlin, a gift shop owner who LOPEZ wakes up early, even when it’s cold and rainy, to lead plight of his aunt and uncle, who were living on the street at the fought to preserve the amusement district in 2009, says that her rowing crew through training exercises on Meadow Lake. The time. Pictures from that first performance and others are now on Zamperla, which won a long-term city contract to maintain the 17-year-old is the group’s “coxswain,” meaning she calls out di- display at the Museum of Modern Art, where Pope.L is exhibiting rections and steers, and she’s hoping her leadership on the water a newly-opened retrospective on his three-decade career. The art- boardwalk in 2010, is now poised to push small businesses out. will pay off with a college scholarship. Lopez, who lives with 10 ist told the New Yorker that he crawls to remind us of our “verti- Other business owners who say their shops are threatened by relatives in a three-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment in Queens, cality,” basically the state of being healthy and wealthy enough to the astronomic rent hikes include Ruby’s Bar & Grill and the is part of Row New York, a rowing group started in 2002 by former remain on one’s feet. “We’d gotten used to people begging, and I Paul’s Daughter food stand. Zamperla’s raising the rent to a lev- University of Massachusetts Amherst rower AMANDA KRAUS was wondering, how can I renew this conflict? I don’t want to get el that’s out of reach for the small business owners who fought to give underprivileged kids academic and economic opportuni- used to seeing this. I wanted people to have this reminder,” Pope.L for the city protections that the company has benefited from is ties through the sport. About one-third of the group’s 260 students told the New Yorker. outrageously greedy. Losing these shops would change Coney come from households with less than $30,000 a year in income. In Island for the worse and would make Zamperla a categorical the wake of a recent college admissions scandal, in which some failure in its mandate to maintain the district. wealthy parents faked rowing credentials for their children to se- cure them seats at elite universities, Kraus says her mission is more LAUREL to U.S. Rep. MAX ROSE, who, along with fel- important than ever. “We offer the opposite of rich parents using low Congressmembers Jerrold Nadler, Carolyn Maloney, Yvette the side door to get their kids into college,” Kraus told the New Clarke, Nydia Velázquez and Hakeem Jeffries, secured $9 mil- York Times. “The kids learn that hard work, not just money, gets lion in federal grants from the Department of Transportation to results.” upgrade South Brooklyn’s bus network. The money will go to building 15 “bus bulbs,” which are sidewalk extensions at bus stops; 15 “bus pads,” which are highly durable pieces of road surface installed at bus stops to prevent asphalt erosion, subsur- face work and accessibility improvements. DART to the NEW YORK RISING COMMUNITY RE- CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM, which, six years after it re- ceived millions from the state to implement a range of “resilien- cy” projects to enhance South Brooklyn’s storm preparedness, remains stuck in the design phase with all of the efforts. The program has been widely criticized by communities affected by Superstorm Sandy for spending money on unnecessary work rather than on more urgent concerns. Homeowners in South Brooklyn neighborhoods have complained that the Governor’s Office is spending approximately $4.5 million to shore up the Manhattan Beach promenade, rather than investing in valves that would prevent sewage from backing up into their base- ments or generators that would keep grocery stores open during a power outage. The projects are funded by state and federal Playwright Inua Ellams Photo via literature.britishcouncil.org grants, which means they’re funded by taxpayer money, and BAM is hosting a globally-sourced tribute to an institution New should be responsive to residents’ priorities. That has not been Yorkers hold dear: the neighborhood barber shop. Written by Nige- the case. rian-British playwright INUA ELLAMS and directed by BIJAN SHEIBANI, “Barber Shop Chronicles” takes the audience through Daily Eagle of Brooklyn and Queens welcomes opinions, barbershops in six radically different cities — Lagos, Johannesburg, Accra, Kampala, Harare and London — and pays homage to the both pro and con, on all subjects affecting our daily lives. communal spaces where men gather to discuss topics ranging from We also welcome responses to the published articles and Row New York founder Amanda Kraus Photo via rownewyork.org music, to family, to sports to politics. Set to an upbeat Afrobeat opinions, which should be sent to [email protected] score, with a storyline that touches on black masculinity and fa- (Brooklyn) and [email protected] (Queens). A Ditmas Park couple will soon have the surreal experience ther-son relationships, “Barber Shop Chronicles” runs Dec. 3-8 at of watching their house on the big screen. ROBERTA and ROY BAM Harvey Theater. For tickets and info, visit bam.org.
4 • BQ Daily Eagle • Tuesday, November 26, 2019 Paging Dr. Robot: Artificial intelligence moves into care By Tom Murphy Greek philosopher Aristotle is ality character named “Ellie” The Associate Press starting to help University of that was originally designed The next time you get sick, Southern California students to determine whether veterans your care may involve a form cope with stress. returning from a deployment of the technology people use to Researchers say this push might need therapy. navigate road trips or pick the into medicine is at an ear- Ellie appears on computer right vacuum cleaner online. ly stage, but they expect the monitors and leads a person Artificial intelligence is technology to grow by helping through initial questions. El- spreading into health care, of- people stay healthy, assisting lie makes eye contact, nods ten as software or a computer doctors with tasks and doing and uses hand gestures like a program capable of learning more behind-the-scenes work. human therapist. It even paus- from large amounts of data and They also think patients will es if the person gives a short making predictions to guide get used to AI in their care just answer, to push them to say care or help patients. like they’ve gotten accustomed more. It already detects an eye dis- to using the technology when “After the first or second ease tied to diabetes and does they travel or shop. question, you kind of forget other behind-the-scenes work But they say there are lim- that it’s a robot,” said Chey- like helping doctors interpret its. Even the most advanced enne Quilter, a West Point Cadet Cheyenne Quilter worked with a virtual reality character named “Ellie” at the U.S. MRI scans and other imaging software has yet to master im- cadet helping to test the pro- Military Academy at West Point, N.Y. AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File tests for some forms of cancer. portant parts of care like a doc- gram. Now, parts of the health tor’s ability to feel compassion Ellie does not diagnose or Ellie also has put together a through secure text messaging, mation officer at California’s system are starting to use it or use common sense. treat. Instead, human therapists newer AI-based program to both use artificial intelligence Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. directly with patients. During “Our mission isn’t to re- use recordings of its sessions help students manage stress to question patients at the be- Those warnings can help doc- some clinic and telemedicine place human beings where to help determine what the pa- and stay healthy. ginning of an appointment. tors prevent the deadly illness appointments, AI-powered only human beings can do the tient might need. Ask Ari is making its debut AdviNOW CEO James or treat it quickly. software asks patients initial job,” said University of South- “This is not AI trying to be at USC this semester to give Bates said its AI program de- “It’s basically that little tap questions about their symp- ern California research profes- your therapist,” said another students easy access to advice cides what questions to ask on the shoulder that we all toms that physicians or nurses sor Albert Rizzo. researcher, Gale Lucas. “This on dealing with loneliness, and what information it needs. want to get of, ‘Hey, perhaps normally pose. Rizzo and his team have is AI trying to predict who is getting better sleep or handling It passes that information and a you should look over here,’” And an AI program fea- been working on a program most likely to be suffering.” other complications that crop suggested diagnosis to a physi- Dworkin said. turing a talking image of the that uses AI and a virtual re- The team that developed up in college life. cian who then treats the patient Dr. Eric Topol predicts in Ari does not replace a ther- remotely through telemedi- his book “Deep Medicine” apist, but its designers say it cine. that artificial intelligence will will connect students through The company currently uses change medicine, in part by their phones or laptops to reli- the technology in a handful of freeing doctors to spend more able help whenever they need Safeway and Albertsons gro- time with patients. But he also it. cery store clinics in Arizona notes that the technology will USC senior Jason Lew- and Idaho. But it expects to not take over care. is didn’t think the program expand to about 1,000 clinics Even the most advanced would have much for him by the end of next year. program cannot replicate em- when he helped test it because Eventually, the company pathy, Topol said. Patients he wasn’t seeking counseling. wants to have AI diagnose and stick to their treatment and But he found that Ari covered treat some minor illnesses, prescriptions more and do bet- many topics he could relate Bates said. ter if they know their doctor is to, including information on Researchers say much of pulling for them. how social media affects peo- AI’s potential for medicine Artificial intelligence also ple. lies in what it can do behind can’t process everything a doc- “Everybody thinks they are the scenes by examining large tor considers when deciding alone in their thoughts and amounts of data or images to on treatment, noted Harvard problems,” he said. “Ari defi- spot problems or predict how Medical School’s Dr. Isaac nitely counters that isolation.” a disease will develop, some- Kohane. 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6 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Tuesday, November 26, 2019 Ulrich eyes new job Continued from page 1 one else might have,” he told in leadership. Gotham Gazette. “I would “How well is the partisan work cut out for him — get- really be able to go in there system working for the voters ting elected BOE executive and truly be independent and when we have disaster after di- director takes approval from manage the agency more ef- saster in the election system?” six of the city’s 10 commis- fectively than it is currently Common Cause New York Ex- sioners. being managed.” ecutive Director Susan Lerner Each commissioner — one On Monday, the Eagle told the Eagle in July. Democrat and one Republican asked Ulrich what made him Rumors have circulated for per county — is appointed by first start pursuing the job. months that Ulrich was seek- the corresponding county or- “They pursued me,” he ing another job as the end of ganization. The Bronx Repub- said. He declined to say who, his City Council tenure ap- lican seat is currently vacant, exactly, pursued him, but he proaches. Some local leaders which means Ulrich would said the conversation was and politically active indi- have to win over at least two “very organic.” viduals in and around Ozone Democratic commissioners A spokesperson for the Park went so far as to say to get the necessary six votes BOE declined to comment on Ulrich had already accepted a to replace current Executive Ulrich’s interest in the execu- role in the private sector. Ul- Director Michael Ryan, who tive director position. rich repeatedly refuted those has served since 2013. Ul- The BOE has faced intense rumors. rich said his unique position criticism in recent years for “When I land my dream as a Republican lawmaker in election problems, including job everyone will know — a heavily Democratic county purging tens of thousands but for now I’m just keeping The NYCBOE earned praised for its handling of the manual recount in the Democratic and city would be an asset as of New Yorkers from voter my nose to the grindstone and BOE executive director. rolls in 2016. Good govern- serving my constituents,” he primary for Queens district attorney, but has garnered intense criticism for purging tens “I don't have the same po- ment groups have called for a told the Eagle in a message of thousands of voters from rolls and for not sufficiently addressing voting delays in litical constraints that some- change in structure, or at least last month. several recent elections. Eagle photo by David Brand Board of Elections’ partisan make-up is grounded in the New York state constitution By David Brand BOE feature a commissioner be run by professionals.” Queens Daily Eagle appointed by the county par- The Board of Elections The 2019 Democratic pri- ties of the two highest poll- did not provide a response. mary for Queens District ing parties in the state. Common Cause New Attorney and the lengthy “All laws creating, reg- York Executive Director Su- manual recount served an ulating or affecting boards san Lerner said the law is “a important function for ed- or officers charged with the vestige of the approach of ucating New Yorkers — es- duty of qualifying voters, the late 19th Century” where pecially reporters — about or of distributing ballots to reformers believed an even the nuances of state election voters, or of receiving, re- split between two political law. cording or counting votes at parties was the only way to The race specifically shed elections, shall secure equal ensure fair elections. light on the quirky composi- representation of the two “Of course, we’ve evolved tion of the BOE in New York political parties,” the New from that understanding to a City, and in counties across York Constitution states. much more nuanced under- the state. “Existing laws on this sub- standing regarding nonpar- The New York City BOE ject shall continue until the tisan election administra- has 10 commissioners — one legislature shall otherwise tion, Lerner said. “But New Democrat and one Repub- provide.” York election law remains lican appointed by the po- But it’s not as easy as the mired in the 19th century.” litical parties in each of the state legislature voting for “The original intent was five counties. It’s the only the change and governor to prevent fraud, but as it city agency where county signing into law. played out, it has become a political parties appoint ad- Amending the state Con- huge inefficiency,” she add- ministrators. In Queens, the stitution is a yearslong, ed. Democratic commissioner multi-step endeavor, which Lerner said the BOE is Jose Araujo, an attorney requires two consecutive should be run by career civil with deep ties to the Queens legislatures to vote in favor servants, not “amateurs cho- County Democratic Party. of the change. The amend- sen because they are active The Republican commis- ment is then included as a in their parties.” sioner is Michael Michel. referendum on the statewide The makeup leads to inef- The partisan appoint- ballot and requires the ap- ficiencies and a lack of ac- ments may seem like a proval of voters. countability, she said. throwback to New York “It’s a bigger type of “How well is the partisan City’s history of institution- change than people really system working for the vot- alized patronage, but the understand,” said Citizens ers when we have the disas- two-party composition was Union Executive Director ter after disaster in the elec- actually a reform measure to Betsy Gotbaum. tion system?” she said. The New York State Capitol in Albany. Photo via Albany.org prevent political influence Election experts and at- In addition to recent de- in city elections, govern- torneys say the vote recount bacles with voters being fashion. New York hired two she said. “They should be The Queens DA recount ment and election experts in the Queens DA primary purged from the rolls and sets of attorneys to respond civil service positions and was a “herculean effort” and say. But some good govern- was conducted in a trans- voting machines breaking to the suit — one to repre- the state should recruit on the majority of staff are ca- ment groups say it leads to parent manner and was not on Election Day, she point- sent the Democratic com- a national basis for people reer professionals, she add- inefficiencies. influenced by partisan in- ed to a 2010 lawsuit that the missioners and one to repre- who actually know how to ed. Every county in the state terests — despite social me- federal government brought sent the Republicans. run an election.” “This is not a change has a Democratic and Re- dia allegations of fraud and against the New York State That duplication of ser- Election attorney Sarah that’s going to come easily publican commissioner un- abuse ahead of the manual Board of Elections. vices was a “huge waste of Steiner said “Board of Elec- or soon, and I’m not even der a provision codified in tally. The complaint alleged taxpayer money,” Lerner tions has its issues,” but it sure it should come,” Stein- Article II, Section 8 of the Nevertheless, the compo- that the state agency violat- said. is unclear how changing the er said. “People who think it New York State constitution sition of the board fosters in- ed federal law by failing to “In an ideal world, there make-up of the administra- would make a difference are in 1894. The constitution efficiencies, Gotbaum said, send overseas and military should be a nonpartisan tion would affect necessari- just going to wind up with a mandates that each county’s adding that the BOE “should ballots to voters in a timely election administration,” ly reforms like voter access. different set of problems.”
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Tuesday, November 26, 2019 • Queens Daily Eagle • 7 Our World In Pictures
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Liv- ing it up: Two turkeys that will be pardoned by President Donald Trump stood on a bed in their room at the Willard InterContinental Hotel yes- terday. AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin
IRAQ — Over the wall: Demonstrators participated in a sit-in on barriers at the Ahrar Bridge in Bagh- dad on Saturday. AP Photo/Hadi Mizban
CUBA — Having a ball: A model wore a look from Clandestina’s 2020 FINLAND — Feed and fortune: Mikaela Shiffrin of the U.S. fed a reindeer in Levi on Saturday during Sports Glories collection during a launch in Havana on Friday. the podium ceremony that followed her Women’s Slalom victory. AP Photo/Alessandro Trovati AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa
8 • BQ Daily Eagle • Tuesday, November 26, 2019 Our World In Pictures
IRAN — Calling out: A demonstrator chanted slo- gans while holding up an Ira- nian national flag during a pro-government rally in Teh- ran yesterday that denounced last week’s violent protests over a fuel price hike. AP Photo/Ebrahim Noroozi
MEXICO — Blue skies: Danny Ocean performed in Mexico City on Saturday during the Coca Cola Flow Fest. AP Photo/Ginnette Riquelme
CALIFORNIA — Dress and tie: Billy Porter arrived at the American Music Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday. INDIA — Harvest season: A farmer removed the chaff from grain in Guwahati on Saturday. Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP AP Photo/Anupam Nath
Tuesday, November 26, 2019 • BQ Daily Eagle • 9 JASA honors volunteers in Far Rockaway By Jonathan Sperling ganization’s Brookdale Village JASA CEO Kathryn Queens Daily Eagle Center on Nov. 7, celebrated Haslanger spoke at the event, More than 500 people — the work of JASA beneficiaries followed by performances by including some centenarians who range in age from 65 to various JASA groups, includ- — gathered in Far Rockaway 100+ years old. The beneficia- ing the JASA Bartow Dancing earlier this month to be recog- ries are involved in volunteer Gents and the Starrett City nized for their work, highlight- work that includes teaching art Choral Group. There was also ing how older adults are giving and exercise classes, serving a salute to veterans and a cer- back to their communities. on committees and in leader- emony honoring JASA volun- The event, hosted by ship roles and providing cor- teers who are over the age of NYC-nonprofit JASA at the or- porate office support work. 90.
Far Rockaway seniors hit the dance floor at an event in Brookdale Village Center earlier JASA clients range in age from 65 to over 100 years old. this month. Photos by Peter Scarpitta via JASA
A local’s guide to Woodside After noticing a significant gap in the New York City tourism website’s Queens coverage, we asked readers to submit their suggestions for things to do, places to eat and sites to visit in their favorite neighborhoods — and they responded! The NYCGo website only profiled nine Queens neighborhoods, so we’re bringing you our readers’ responses for what to do in the few dozen other places that make our borough the best in the world. In our sixth installment in our experts’ guide to Queens communities, Wood- side native Laura Shepard shares her favorite spots. Shepard is a spokesperson for Bike NYC, which organizes the annual 5-Boro Bike Tour. What are the best places to go, people to see and things to do in your neighborhood? The best thing about Woodside is easily its location at the confluence of the bike network (where Skillman & 43rd Ave. meet the Queens Boulevard protected bike lanes) and the 7 train. Biking is both useful and enjoyable here. S olid State on Roosevelt Ave is by far the best bar and place to hang out. It has all NY State beers, board games, pinball, Wednesday night trivia, and occasion- ally shows movies. There’s an eclectic mix of people of all ages, some regulars, some not. El Don Taqueria is next door and Solid States let you bring food in, so it’s a winning combination! La Flor is the cutest, most romantic corner restaurant. Everything is elegant- ly decorated: the hand-made menus, tiling on the walls, and plates of delicious food. The menu is sophisticated with Mexican twist and demonstrate a lot of skill. Prices are reasonable considering how fancy and delicious it is. Sometimes there’s a violinist or singer. The servers often throw in dessert if you order a bottle of wine. Other great restaurants: I am Thai, Dawas, The Alcove, SriPraPhai and Puppies march through Woodside during the annual St. Patrick’s Day for All Parade. Cafe 52 Photo by Jeffery DelViscio/Flickr Things to do: Sunnyside Family Fun Bike Ride, Sit on a bench and people watch at John Vincent Daniels Jr. Square, Watch the World Cup on Roosevelt To share your neighborhood tips Ave, March in the St. Pats for All Parade, Visit the geographic center of NYC at Queens Blvd and 58th Street. email [email protected]
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Hardy plants in the gar- Department of Environmen- problem for our residents, den promotes increased wa- tal Protection announced last and look forward to seeing ter capacity. Friday. The gardens, which their full implementation The city estimates that the The Nutcracker The Salzburg Marionette Theatre are specially designed to ab- throughout Cambria Heights 200 gardens will collect over WD E , DEC 4, 7 PM sorb up to 2,500 gallons of and Queens Village.” 20 million gallons of storm- $14/$10 Members/$8 Children/$6 Member Children/FREE for Teens stormwater whenever it rains, The de Blasio Administra- water each year. Construc- Coming to Queens all the way from Austria, The Salzburg Marionette Theatre will work to reduce flooding tion has allocated $1.9 billion tion on the gardens began have charmed countless children and adults for over a century! 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12 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Tuesday, November 26, 2019 Speakers watched a presentation Diversity marks latest class during the memorial for late actress Diahann Carroll at the of U.S. Rhodes Scholars Helen Hayes Theater on Sunday. 2nd department/ public legal notices AP Photo/Eduardo Munoz Alvarez
University of Mississippi student Arielle Hudson, the school’s 27th Rhodes Scholar. Thomas Graning/Ole Miss Digital Imaging Services via AP The Associated Press Minorities make up the majority of the latest group of U.S. college students to be named Rhodes Scholars, and the class includes the first transgender woman selected for the prestigious program. The Rhodes Trust announced the 32 selections late Saturday after two days of discussions over 236 applicants from 90 different colleges and universities across the country. Along with University of Tennessee graduate Hera Jay Brown, who Diahann Carroll’s legacy as a is the first transgender woman in the program, this year’s class also includes two non-binary scholars. “As our rights and experiences as women are under threat, this mo- ment has given me pause to reflect on what an honor it is to pave this trailblazer remembered path,” Brown posted on Twitter after the announcement. There are students from universities well known for their academ- By Nekesa Mumbi Moooy paying tribute included Phylicia Rashad, he didn’t realize until later was “the im- ics, such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Harvard Uni- The Associated Press Vanessa Williams, Judith Jamison, Val- pact they were having on our culture and versity and Duke University. The list also includes the first Rhodes At the poignant memorial service for erie Simpson and Jasmine Guy, who our history. Scholar from the University of Connecticut. Diahann Carroll, the Oscar-nominated played her TV daughter in the TV series “These were hardworking, disciplined The 32 people chosen will start at least two years of all-expens- actress was remembered for all the things “A Different World.” artists, the best of the best, who had to es-paid study next fall at Oxford University in England along with stu- that made her famous — her glamour, Carroll died on Oct. 4 at the age of 84 deal with immeasurable obstacles,” he dents from over 60 countries. her sublime talent, her beauty and her el- after a bout with breast cancer. Her career said. “Diahann Carroll was a pioneer The studies undertaken by the scholars include research into the egance. spanned the decades, and she logged sev- who forever changed the status quo, es- escape from danger reflex in zebrafish to understand better how the But with each luminary and loved eral “firsts” as a black actress, including pecially for women of color. The vision human brain deals with stress and how to make computer vision more one who remembered her, what was also being the first to star as a non-servant in she had for herself set a precedent that humanlike. underscored was her role as a trailblazer her own television show with the series still holds today. She saw the future, and The research also includes studies into human behavior, including — the barriers she broke as a black en- “Julia,” in which she played a widowed it began then.” the prevalence of sex work among refugees, the impact of nuclear test- tertainer and the doors she opened for so nurse raising a young son. It ran from Tyson recalled a decades-long friend- ing on the American Southwest, how to use online cryptocurrency to many more to follow. 1968 to 1973. ship, and recalled her “incredible” sense improve conditions in the world’s largest Syrian refugee camp and de- “She was able to demonstrate what is She was also one of the handful of of humor that was unexpected to some: fending the rights of migrants to the United States. possible, through hard work and commit- black women to be nominated for best “Did that come from the elegant, swel- Winners of the scholarships include Daine A. Van de Wall, who is ment,” said friend Laurence Fishburne, actress at the Academy Awards for her legant, Diahann Carroll? Yes, it did,” Ty- a brigade commander at the United States Military Academy, which is one of several who spoke to her legacy role as a struggling single mother on gov- son recalled. the highest-ranking cadet position at West Point. on Sunday at the Helen Hayes Theater. ernment assistance who finds love with Tyson went to see Carroll in her final Other scholars selected this year include students who were homes- “Not just a passion for her art but a deep- a sanitation worker in the 1974 movie days, and was shaken by how the star chooled before their university studies and some who are the first peo- er yearning, a yearning to create some- “Claudine.” could barely talk, but said she was grate- ple in their families to go to college. thing meaningful, something truthful, Her other roles included the fierce and ful she got to say her goodbye. Arielle Hudson is a second-generation student at the University of something deeply human and something fabulous Dominique Devereaux on the “I don’t know what I would have done Mississippi who remembers visiting campus with her mother, who timeless.” 1980s prime time soap opera “Dynasty,” had I learned she had passed on if I had holds two degrees from the school. She always thought she would go Fishburne was joined by Cicely Ty- one of three sisters in the TV drama mov- neglected to go see her. I consider that a to college out of state until she received a full scholarship through a son, Angela Bassett, Lenny Kravitz, ie “Sister, Sister” and the voodoo priest- special blessing,” she said. Mississippi teaching program. Lynn Whitfield and more who memorial- ess in the movie “Eve’s Bayou.” Tyson was one of several, including “When I received the scholarship, I started to think about how I would ized her on stage; in the audience, those It was in that film that she and Whit- Angela Bassett, who performed “When make a difference here,” Hudson told the university in a statement. field worked together, but Whitfield re- the Great Trees Fall,” who read poems in Now her work will come full circle. Hudson plans to seek master’s membered seeing Carroll decades earli- Carroll’s honor. degrees in comparative social policy and comparative international ed- er on stage when she was a girl — “my There were also musical performanc- ucation, then come back to Mississippi’s poor Delta region to teach for awestruck introduction to the stunning es, including “A Sleepin’ Bee,” per- five years to fulfill her scholarship requirement. woman. Everything about her said, ‘It formed by Tony-nominated actress De- Rhodes Scholarships were created in 1902 in the will of Cecil can be done.’” nee Benton; it was a piece Carroll herself Rhodes, a British businessman and Oxford alum who was a prime She wasn’t the only one who wanted performed in the 1954 show “House of minister of the Cape Colony in present-day South Africa. to follow in Carroll’s glamorous foot- Flowers.” Dianne Reeves later performed The recipients are chosen not just for academic skill, but for their steps. Dionne Warwick, who sent in an “Black Bird” by Paul McCartney, which leadership and a willingness to do good for the world. audio tribute, recalled the first time she Carroll’s daughter Suzanne Kay discov- Previous Rhodes Scholars include U.S. President Bill Clinton, as- tronomer Edwin Hubble, singer-songwriter Kris Kristofferson and au- saw Carroll perform; she spent the con- ered was what her mother wanted played thor Naomi Wolf. Among 2020 Democrats running for president, Cory cert writing down notes. at her memorial service. Booker and Pete Buttigieg both studied at Oxford under the scholar- “I wanted to be the same thing she Kay said the song was fitting because ship program. was,” Warwick recalled. “I was in class Paul McCartney wrote it in tribute to basically.” black women during the civil rights Warwick, who fondly recalled Carroll movement. dubbing her “little girl,” also remem- When Kay went through her mother’s bered being chastised by Carroll one day belongings after the entertainer’s death when she went to the grocery store early last month, she found a piece of paper ame hange in the morning, barefaced. with her mother’s handwriting on it n c “Here’s this most glamorous woman that read: “The world is better because NAME CHANGE TY, 89-17 SUTPHIN BOULEVARD, JA- … and she wanted to know what I was of me, an American black woman, MAICA, NY 11435, GRANTS ME (US) doing … in the grocery store without and most assuredly because I am wom- MIAH THE RIGHT TO: ASSUME THE NAME OF makeup,” she said, to the laughter of the an.” NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN (FIRST) ATIKUL (LAST) MIAH. MY PRES- crowd. “Some people might think that’s ar- ORDER ENTERED BY THE CIVIL COURT, ENT NAME IS (FIRST) ATIKUL (LAST) IS- QUEENS COUNTY ON THE 9TH DAY LAM. THE CITY AND STATE OF MY Kravitz, who lovingly remembered rogance,” Kay said. “I don’t think so. I OF OCTOBER, 2019, BEARING THE IN- her as Aunt D, recalled growing up with think she always understood her value, CURRENT ADDRESS ARE ELMHURST, DEX NUMBER NC-000631-19/QU, A NY. MY PLACE OF BIRTH IS QUEENS, Carroll in his house, hanging out with his our value and she carried that with her, COPY OF WHICH MAY BE EXAMINED NY. THE MONTH AND YEAR OF MY Laurence Fishburne addressed the actress mother, the late Roxie Roker, and and I think that’s why we all are here, AT THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK LOCAT- BIRTH IS DECEMBER 2000. crowd. AP Photo/Eduardo Munoz Alvarez other black celebrities at the time. What that’s why people loved her,” Kay said. ED AT CIVIL COURT, QUEENS COUN- #175540 Tuesday, November 26, 2019 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • 13 Tuesday, November 26, 2019 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • 13 RECENT COURT DECISIONS AND APPEALS
By C. B. Abruzzese Brooklyn Daily Eagle FAILURE TO YIELD MEANS CLAIMS AGAINST CAB COMPANY CONTINUE Appellate Division, Second Department American United Transportation, Inc. and Enrique Simbana appealed an order by Hon. Leslie Purificacion of Queens County Supreme Court, Civil Term, which granted the motion of defendants Jonathan Duran and Yan Carlos Marine Abreu for summary judg- ment, dismissing the complaint and all cross claims asserted against them in a personal injury dispute stemming from a car crash. In the complaint, Jhan Luis Fernandez alleged that he sustained injuries on Jan. 3, 2015, when a vehicle Hon. Leslie Purificacion. owned by Jonathan Duran and driven Eagle file photo by Andy Katz by Yan Carlos Marine Abreu, in which Fernandez was a passenger, collided with a vehicle owned by American and operated by Simbana at the intersection of National Street and 42nd Avenue in Queens. According to Simbana’s deposition testimony, as he pro- ceeded to cross National Street after stopping at the stop sign, he “thought there was no traffic coming,” but his view of Abreu’s lane of travel was blocked by a “tall vehicle.” In the acci- dent, the front of the vehicle driven by Abreu collided with the front of the passenger side of the car driven by Simbana. In Supreme Court, Duran and Abreu moved for summary judg- ment, dismissing the complaint and all cross claims asserted against them, contending that Simbana had failed to yield the right-of-way to Abreu and that Abreu’s actions were not a prox- imate cause of the accident. That motion was granted, and American and Simbana appealed. In the Appellate Division, Second Department, the justices affirmed the determination of the lower court after reviewing the record. The justices found that Duran and Abreu demon- strated their entitlement to judgment as a matter of law by submitting evidence that demonstrated that the vehicle driven by Abreu had the right-of-way proceeding on National Street at the intersection with 42nd Avenue, since National Street did not have a traffic control device and there was a stop sign on 42nd Avenue, and that Simbana, driving on 42nd Avenue, failed to yield. Additionally, the justices determined that the question of whether Simbana stopped at the stop sign on 42nd Avenue was not dispositive, since the evidence established that, even if he did stop, he failed to yield to Abreu, who had the right-of-way. The justices also found that Duran and Abreu demonstrated that Abreu’s actions were not a proximate cause of the accident, and that he attempted to avoid the collision, but was unable to do so. —Fernandez v. American United Transp., Inc., 2017-13005, Nov. 13, 2019 ••• JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE AND SALE REVERSED UPON APPEAL Appellate Division, Second Department In the Appellate Division, Second Department, Kaium Akanda appealed an order and judgment of foreclosure and sale dated Dec. 8, 2016 that was issued in Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term. Akanda’s appeal stemmed from a note executed by Akanda for $414,400 in favor of JPMorgan Chase Bank that was secured by a mortgage. On March 14, 2013, Chase commenced foreclosure proceedings against Akanda. In response, Akanda denied the allegations in the com- plaint. Chase then moved for summary judgment on the com- plaint asserted against Akanda, to strike his answer, and for an order of reference. While Akanda opposed, the motion was granted by the Supreme Court, which referred the matter to a referee to compute the amount due on the mortgage loan. Subsequently, Chase moved for a judgment of foreclosure and sale, which Akanda opposed. On Dec. 8, 2016, the Supreme Court granted Chase’s motion for a judgment of foreclosure and sale and directed the sale of the property. Upon Akanda’s appeal, the justices of the Appellate Division, Second Department, reviewed the determination by the Supreme Court in granting that branch of Chase’s motion for summary judgment on the complaint asserted against him. In their review, the justices found that the affidavit of Mimoca Petreska, a vice president of Chase, submitted in support of Chase’s motion, was insufficient to establish Akanda’s default in pay- ment under the note. They noted that the only business record annexed to Petreska’s affidavit with regard to the default was a copy of the notice of default dated May 15, 2012, which mere- ly stated, in conclusory fashion, that Akanda’s loan was in default and that conclusory affidavits lacking a factual basis are without evidentiary value. Therefore, the justices determined that Chase had failed to establish its entitlement to summary judgment as a matter of law, as well as its entitlement to an order of reference and a judgment of foreclosure and sale. —JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. v. Akanda, 2017-01933, Nov. 13, 2019
14 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • Tuesday, November 26, 2019 Roster of attorneys and advocates prepare for Katz transition team duties By David Brand Association. Victoria Brown-Douglas; “At the same time we are Queens Daily Eagle “We’re going to make Lucy Lang, executive direc- sobered by the depth of the In the days since Queens sure Queens stays the safest tor Institute for Innovation needed changes not the least District Attorney-elect Me- borough in the city,” Ren- in Prosecution at John Jay of which is the lack and ab- linda Katz announced her froe told the Eagle. College of Criminal Justice; sence of Latino representa- 31-member transition team, “I am honored and proud Jane Manning, director of tion through out the office the attorneys, advocates and to be part of this historic the Women's Equal Justice from the executive level to nonprofit leaders selected transition team!” tweeted Project; and Hugh Mo, for- line assistant positions,” say they are ready to get to Dilip Nath, chief informa- mer deputy commissioner the LLAQC said. “Effec- work. tion officer at SUNY Down- of the NYPD. tive change on that scale The team includes several state Medical Center. The Latino Lawyers As- can only take place with a advocates for criminal jus- The team includes at sociation issued a statement determined and long term tice reform as well as crim- least five former prosecu- praising Katz’s “recognition commitment. We see this inal defense attorneys, like tors: Latino Lawyers Asso- of the need to include us on step, being included on Ms. Latino Lawyers Association of Queens County President co-chair Christopher Ren- ciation of Queens County her transition team as a voice Katz' transition team, as an Thomas Oliva is one of at least five former prosecutors on froe, a past president of the President Thomas Oliva; of the Latino legal commu- important first step of many Queens DA-elect Melinda Katz’s transition team. Macon B. Allen Black Bar Queens defense attorney nity with a seat at the table.” steps going forward." Photo via LLAQC
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Tuesday, November 26, 2019 • Queens Daily Eagle • 15 Legal, Judicial & Courthouse News Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online Tuesday, November 26, 2019 @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com City set to shutter two jails to make way for new facilities Continued from page 1 workers who help ensure the see the de Blasio administra- defendant accesses necessary tion moving quickly on the The Brooklyn jail current- services and attends court first steps towards achieving ly houses 400 people, and has dates. this goal by shutting down capacity for 759. The EMTC Queens Councilmember the first two facilities where on Rikers holds 850 people, Donovan Richards, chair of detainees suffer some of the with a full capacity for 1,719. the Committee on Public worst conditions,” he contin- The closure will not result Safety, praised the timeline ued. in any layoffs, according to for closing the two jails. Queens will soon see a a statement from the May- “Since the City Council new jail rise in Kew Gardens or’s Office, and staff will be voted to close Rikers and im- behind the Queens Criminal moved to other facilities. plement a borough-based jail Courthouse. De Blasio attributed the system, we knew this was Starting early next year, the decrease in the city’s jail pop- only the beginning of the city will begin evaluating pro- ulation to a continued reduc- work needed to accomplish posals for demolition of the tion in crime and programs this historic plan to drastical- existing Queens Detention like supervised release, a ly change decades of mass in- Center and for construction decarceration initiative that carceration,” Richards said in of the new Kew Gardens com- matches pretrial defendants a statement. plex and an accompanying The city will close the Brooklyn Detention Center, located on Atlantic Avenue in Boerum with case managers and social “It is very encouraging to parking garage. Hill, in January 2020. Eagle file photo by Rob Abruzzese Rozic bill equips cops with skills to combat hate crimes statewide By Jonathan Sperling Queens Daily Eagle Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a new law Monday that establishes a hate crimes rec- ognition training program for
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