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BY NATALIE O’NEILL Windsor Terrace residents have a less-than welcoming mes- MINDS THE GAP sage for their neighborhood’s new- est business: feed us or leave! More than 100 protesters ral- lied outside the former home of the Says ‘accessible’ community’s only grocery store on Wednesday to demand that the new tenant — the drugstore chain stations aren’t Walgreens — offer fresh food or back out of the deal. so accessible “You’re not welcome here — and we’re not taking this laying BY ALFRED NG down,” said protest organizer Michele Kaplan often gets Steve Levine. stuck on the train, but unlike Neighbors last month began many commuters, it’s not delays fi ghting the nation’s largest phar- or track work that slow her down macy chain after it announced its — it’s the space between the sub- plans to replace the Key Foods at way car and the platform. Prospect and 11th avenues, say- Kaplan, who uses a wheelchair, ing it would create a food desert says too-steep gaps at certain sta- that would force families and old tions purported to be “ accessible ” people to trek more than a mile to to disabled passengers — including Park Slope for sustenance. many in Downtown — are actually More than 3,000 people — impassible, leaving her trapped roughly one third of all house- part-way over the tracks if she isn’t holds in the neighborhood — have careful. since signed petitions pledging to “It is an incredibly scary ex- boycott the pharmacy, according perience, and I am pretty fearless the movement’s organizers. in my chair,” said Kaplan, who Protesters urged the chain to documents her struggles commut- open a full-service food market or ing at her blog MindTheGapMTA. give up the space to a grocer that tumblr.com. will, waving signs reading “Green Kaplan is one of 60,000 handi- beans, not Walgreens!” and “If capped straphangers who she you build it, we won’t come!” in claims are constantly inconve- front of the now-graffi tied-cov- LEFT AT THE STATION: Michele Kaplan says she struggles to get her wheelchair over the large gap between trains and nienced by the inconsistent spac- Continued on Page 16 platforms — even at so-called “accessible” stations. Photo by Elizabeth Graham Continued on Page 16
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The north-lems, cyclist say. bound stops route right before a chaotic section of parked where roadway the heavy and busses school traffi vision. the lane restarts isa chal- lenge mainly becauseof the the in drivers of attitude area, bikers say. respecthood don’t the bike lanes,” said cyclist Mateo Bijoux. “take will agency spokeswoman portation her said at”a look the scary seven lanes and see if any changes can be made. Alfred — with Ng and Ben Lockhart VOTE ONLINE AT Cyclists in Brooklyn say they must navigate danger- navigate must they say Brooklyn in Cyclists www.BrooklynDaily.com/ScariestBikeLane JAY STREET JAY FIFTH AVENUE FIFTH said Sonies. bad,” “It’s The borough’s longestThe borough’s The lane-less area cre- dor — and the extra squeeze contributed have may to including crashes, several one that landed a tourist in busted a with hospital the to according year, last chin . Post the York New to have “Sometimes you offjust hop and walk.” avenue was once a safeavenue street cyclists, for bik- but ers that say all changed after the city removed a 15-block portion of the lane between Flushing and Di- following a vision avenues between war long-brewing motorists and two-wheelers in South Williamsburg. set new of prob-ated a whole BIKE PAINS: BIKE Avenue Bedford ous obstacles such as potholes, car doors, double-parked cars, and photo-snapping tourists — even when riding they’re in bike lanes. t from being “I’ve seen some close close some seen “I’ve Bikers are forced to Busted concrete, deep deep Busted concrete, plenty street’s “The calls,” said cycling advo- cate Mitch Sonies. squeeze between oblivious photos tourists snapping new The and wall a silver the city repairs. installed last year as part bridge of wall shrunk the width of corri- narrow already the potholes, and double-parked well- this riding cars make used route frightening. And motorists the are there then drivewho fast on the popu- especially thoroughfare, lar Fourth speeding-prone near cyclists say. Avenue, wide, so those lanes could really benefi physically separated,” said Mc- Eric advocate cycling Clure. Brooklyn Bridge Brooklyn Ninth Street Street Ninth “We don’t expect don’t “We to ride Shoppers and restau-Shoppers S. FIFTH STREET FIFTH S. from a footbridge near Til- near ter- and golf balls but cyclists — at or footbridge a injuring from Street, lary rorizing least at six bikers. projectiles, The city erected a tall fence from theatop bridge to protect cy- clists the lane is still plagued with potholes and other obstruc- tions, like a stack of wooden crates that blocked the way last week, cyclists say. on a red carpet we — but want our space to be treated Stephen said respect,” with was with hit a Arthur, who . brick on the lane last year some of whom have been and entering rant-goers been popu- this on cars leaving in have corridor lar-but-narrow whom Park Slope make the shared of cyclists, for tricky lane some vehicles, between squished “car-doored,” mo- or hit by torists trying park. to Fifth Avenue Avenue Fifth c nd themselves nd NINTH STREET NINTH “If in it’s a hurry, you’re The whole thingThe whole could But manyBut eastbound rid- Rock-tossing teenagers BROOKLYN BRIDGE BROOKLYN a death trap,” saida death cyclist trap,” Seidenstein. Marc be avoided with a signbe avoided di- recting cyclists to a safer, lessbut intuitive alterna- tive route, bikers say. pedaling directly into fast- into pedaling directly traffi oncoming moving, under Brook- a poorly-lit lyn–Queens Expressway overpass. ers wind up riding in the the in riding up wind ers wrong direction on a block- long stretch a bike without fi then — lane Street near the foot of the the of dumps and terminates lane foot westbound- a into the riders near only path on S. Fourth Street Williamsburg Bridge. last year turned this pedal- this turned year last bone-chill- a into path ing launching by landmark ing objects — including bricks Navy Street Navy Street c c survey con- c survey c. Several have pot- BY NATALIE O’NEILL NATALIE BY South Williamsburg’s “Luckily ended I haven’t It’s only a matter of time, And the stats are dra- Rule-breaking motor- Which think do you is What is a list follows of Some bike lanes are Brooklyn is quickly be- quickly is Brooklyn VOTE: Which of these terrifying bike routes is the most horrifying in Brooklyn? in horrifying most the is routes bike terrifying these of Which VOTE: SCARIEST BICYCLE LANESSCARIEST BICYCLE most confusing eastbound said cyclist Lucas Sanchez. up on the pavement yet,” yet,” pavement the on up fore someonefore gets hurt. cycling advocates say, be-cycling advocates say, ternatives. group Transportation Al- Transportation group ducted by the bike advocacy four-day traffi rush hours, according to a a to according hours, rush ing morning and evening and Johnson streets dur- lane between Willoughby Willoughby between lane vehicles park in the bike bike in the park vehicles matic, too: an average of 49 49 of average an too: matic, one more obstacle to dodge. jay-walking pedestrians are the vehicular lanes , where the vehicular lanes swerve around cars and into ble-parkers force bikers to ven for cyclists. for ven The dou- parking than lot a safe ha- regularly looks more like a link-up lane that the path path the that lane link-up Downtown-to-Manhattan Downtown-to-Manhattan — park so frequently in this frequently so park — van drivers, and cops even ists — including cabbies, cabbies, including — ists the most terrifying? safety experts). safety newspaper’s teamnewspaper’s of traffi cyclists (including this this (including cyclists testimony from dozens of with bike advocates, and and advocates, bike with tion studies, interviews lyn, based on transporta- ing lanes bike in Brook- seven of theseven most frighten- the moon. the blindfolded tractor ride on morning cruise feel like a a like feel cruise morning holes big enough big holes to make a ing traffi ing shoots bikers into oncom- into bikers shoots end without warning. One One warning. without end ble parkedble cars. Others blocked by dozens of dou- daily basis. daily the hearts of riders on a a on riders of hearts the the ones that strike fear in in fear strike that ones the lanes then — but there are number of top-notch bike capital thanks toa growing capital coming coming America’s cycling S. Fifth Street S. Street Fifth Jay Street Jay 4 DT COURIER LIFE, AUG. 3-8, 2012 working shebegan after ayear 2010, in members community and vocates” ad- of“park council the to said Judi Francis. confl nary members. panel other sit with doesn’t well that —and newspaper this by obtained documents and sources committee to ing accord- velodrome, for the work doing multaneously si- while Council Advisory park’s Community on the Advisors for, sat months consulting fi development at the cipal development bike track . cronyism over a $40-million of lobbing allegations are who colleagues her former claim deal, business sweet visory committee ad- Park Bridge Brooklyn to land infl asition onan exploited herpo- woman Critics: Greased wheels at velodrome Bridge Park cycling track pedaled by crony, committee members allege Collignon was added added was Collignon extraordi- are “There Kate Collignon, a prin- Heights A Prospect BY NATALIE O’NEILL icts of interest,” interest,” of icts rm HR & A uential uential contributions to committee say and hervotes sources panel —and bike track proposed for the resentative arep- as after soon surfaced But shere- ago. months two panel the from she resigned because plan onthe voted 2005. since and-off Park on- Bridge Brooklyn work for donesimilar has and gym and track cycling ing consulting work for the fi for the fi plan. the inon cashed rm her —while foravelodrome push to spot board her used peer mer afor- say group planning Park members of a Brooklyn Bridge GRINDING THEIR GEARS: Collignon never actually never actually Collignon rm — which is —which is rm do- Some Some lignon is a 15-year Brook- a15-year is lignon Col- “Kate notes members, choosing in ahand had Park Corporation , which lease from Brooklyn Bridge green space. profi pert whose fi adevelopment as ex- than dent rather who loves parks as a Prospect Heights resi- tees introduced Collignon way appoin- the from stems say, members committee Roy member Sloane. mittee vices [for profi ser- with park the provide who people —not the users ofpark acommunity ing say. hook-ups, members panel stand to gainfrom business members which several in onacommittee snafu ethical ofan one example fl way project. for the discussions helped pave the just —and ofinterest ict Indeed, Indeed, re- press a 2010 problem, of the Part “We should be represent- acon- are roles Her dual t from dealings in the rm stands to t],” said com- said t],” step her role while she was shewas herrolestep while notover- did Collignon said Park, Bridge of Brooklyn time. press by comment seeking mails e- two and acall to spond claim. members panel project, the of money plenty tory. But there’s still to beto a made park in the city’s his- from donation largest the made who Joshua Rechnitz, clist aire philanthropist and cy- million- from city the to gift man Street near Pier 5, is a onFur- built be which will ment’s master plan. develop- the create helped fi when the 2006 and Park Bridge for Brooklyn sulting datingfi the note to butment, fails ofemploy- herplace tion backfamily.” tocity’s 2005 It park system goeson weekends with exploring the her on to found usually resident, lyn men- rm’s major role in con- Regina Myer, president Regina notre- did Collignon The athletic complex, rm bers of the committee are are committee ofthe bers pletely inaccurate.” fiproposed com- is eld house Bridge Park regarding the orBrooklyn [panel] on the infl sheexercised that suggestion Any of interest. so as not tothe beginning of the process pose at a resigned confl Collignon “Kate astatement. in Myer said munity Advisory Council,” Com- ofthe by members any on voted notbeen has and ceeded on its own merits committee. ofthe a member Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 5. at avelodrome to open plans city The DEALING: AND WHEELING Myer also says no mem- pro- has proposal “The uence uence ict ict Sloane said. ing the public’s interest,” notrepresent- now and think. itself group ofthe members advocates.” and stituents of parkcross-section con- represents“truly a broad park ,” and that the panel offi elected local with sultation bers werenotes that committee mem- chosen board. onthe roles teer “ inprofi con- the representing cials “It’s dysfunctional right right “It’s dysfunctional notwhat some But that’s The agency’s website ting from their volun- Photo by Stefano Giovannini Stefano by Photo DT 5 AUG. 3-8, 2012, COURIER LIFE Today Make Your Your Make Appointment Appointment Botox / Dysport Facial Fillers: Perlane, Restylayne, Juvederm, Radiesse, Belotero Chemical Peels Microdermabrasion Fractional Resurfacing Laser Hair Removal Spider Veins Fine Lines Skin Tightening Age Spots Acne Scaring s s s s s s s Effective Treatment of: s s s s N PAIN MANAGEMENT: PAIN s (EATING 0AD s 4ENS 5NIT s 0ARAFl 4HERAPY "ATH s ,YMPHEDEMA 0UMP s "LOOD 0RESSURE -ONITOR 888.233.9039 oducts (liners, diapers, etc.), and call us with your order! 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NOT HOURSAWAY trains. or Q37. a haircut. as about same the life, his cost on views labor, his apony era when ride the campaign, and about his talked and Kelber Furfaro visited Danielle AFL-CIO. the as known better tion, the Wilson administration wants to be in charge Organizations. ofIndustrial gress of the entire Con- and 11-million ofLabor Federation will American ofthe he runfor president announced Kelber worker organiza- pers were gone. pa- home,both Icame When 1945. until 1942 from drafted Iwas then and 1942 until 1938 from that Idid come. advertising to make an in- sell to —Ihad me adime CIO paper. They didn’t give AFL- paper, the trade and aconstruction newspapers: gave metwo they hit hard, got unions trade when the and write, Icould that ized real- they Then, rights. ers’ aboutall work- safeguarding Ilearned and breadwinner into the working world as a thrust Iwas dying. was ther my fa- that Igotacall then but Iwent it. Cornell, to into thrust Iwas man, a young As 98-years-old. 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Ifeel notayoung is 98 awonder- was That 7 AUG. 3-8, 2012, COURIER LIFE DT nitely nitely none cer Jerry Galante, a Cops no reason there’s say for “There were no fatalities in the And Ben Shepard of the cycling But thisBut time,some residents them of many Neighbors, ag stapled to the sticker seat. parents to be spooked. past month defi [and] involving a child or a carriage,” offi said spokesman the for 78th Precinct. advocacy group which Up, Time’s installs ghost bikes around the said he doesn’t knowcity, anything theabout white-painted stroller. the stylish maternity Bo- shop earthenware its with Boing, ing tea sets and retro-patterned baby a slings, and from as a block the bar easily, Hall,Union earned which fame banningfor strollers, the experienced, instal- is lation comment on the neighborhood’s culture cute,” of ever-encroaching the Grey Lady noted. they’resay not reading into as it much. stroller-pushers themselves, hesi- tated to speculate the about chang- ing hood — or any ominous what- ifs tied to the carriage. baby And sense much make could nobody of the pocketbook-sized Jamaican fl 718.832.3313 owers — ap-owers This all white baby Photo by Elizabeth Graham Elizabeth by Photo Botox, Botox, we accept: Trim Fat, Trim Needles, No “Right across the street from from street the across “Right carriage is haunting Park Slope. But But Slope. Park haunting is GHOST STROLLER: carriage what the heck does it mean? stroller — decked out with a a with out decked — 2010. of August stroller in canopy and plastic fl Street peared near on Sixth Avenue Union Times York a New That prompted article featuring an Ernest Hem- ingway reference and one sen- tence with six commas. e c ac- Coolsculpting West Prospect Park 254 Slope Park Street 17th West 136 NYC Javier MD Zelaya, PA Broughton, Verna Medical Services Medical AETNA, 1199, CIGNA,GHI, HIP, HORIZON, OXFORD, UNITED, MEDICARE, HEALTHNET, MAGNACARE, CROSS, BLUE ELDERPLANAMERICHOICE, Cosmetic Services No Downtim No Restylane, Juvederm, Radiesse, Sculptra, Laser Hair Removal, Laser Laser Removal, Tattoo Removal, Vein Keloid Surgery… Earlobe Repair, Torn Clear Healthy Skin Healthy Clear call?it time isn’t you oating oating theo- c death — but ag appeared on on appeared ag rst one, cops it’s say BY NATALIE O’NEILL NATALIE BY A second “ghost mysterious A white-painted stroller adorned “The cynic in me wonders if The all-white which stroller, fi the Like Park Slope’s original ghost Slope’s Park ing parents aren’t quite sure who Stroller is a Buga-boo! a is Stroller stroller” is haunting Park Slope Slope Park haunting baf- is week, stroller” — and this time has it last a Jamaican accent. Street West fl Jamaican a with Park Prospect on 10th rack bike a near fl whether to burst into tears, cringe, laugh, or scratch their heads its at bizarre symbolism. Isen- Noah traffi said prank,” in a just it’s berg, lives a block a father who killed could “Or it be art?”away. memorials bike” “ghost cyclists mimics for , comes nearly two years cidents after a similar painted car- baby kid-centric the in up popped riage neighborhood. not related to a traffi neighbors are still fl including meaning, its about ries “the death” a possible joke about or a statement of the neighborhood popu- the on cars speeding about . lar and controversial roadway Photo by Stefano Giovaninni Stefano by Photo t players. t “On The Move!” Call 718-604-5791 Call for more information. 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BY NATALIE O’NEILL NATALIE BY Making Strides 585 Schenectady Avenue | Brooklyn, NY 11203 | 718-604-5000 Avenue | Brooklyn, 585 Schenectady The handmade statues spoof Dave Mitri, founder of Fan- of founder Mitri, Dave The world’s most talentedThe arm- world’s Lazy man’s Heisman Lazy man’s control instead of a stiff arm. — only he’s extending— only he’s a remote ing the classic “Heisman” pose depicts a beer-bellied man mak- fantasy sportsfantasy afi crafting bronze hardware for for hardware bronze crafting tasy Trophies , has carvedtasy a niche Trophies sports. ing a real-life reward fantasy for a Gowanus sculptor creat- for chair quarterbacks are thanking thanking are quarterbacks chair FANTASY GAME: 8 DT COURIER LIFE, AUG. 3-8, 2012 grabbed her iPhone and they both fl both they and heriPhone grabbed then crooks ofthe bike. One mountain awhite oneof whom riding was behind, her from when menapproached two am on the phone near Eighth Avenue 25. onJuly onBerkeley Place woman at 12:42 and gone. money was later the discovered days four back came then pm, 4:40 Avenue at Fifth near Beverage Preferred at parked truck ofadelivery seat the hind 26. July and 22 July tween truck parked on 13th Street sometime be- pedaled away. both it they over and shehanded so yelled, up. rolled perps cycling 10 when pm, the at Street Nevins onherphone near talking 29. onJuly Street onSackett awoman from gone. herpurse and shattered window front the later, discovered utes and at 6pm. Street Third near at Staples fl onthe inside, cards the with her purse, inside. left cards credit some took — and a car parked on Fourth Avenue on July 25 entry. offorced sign no gone—with jewelry some and iPod, an laptops, Mac two his and ransacked been had his when That’s hediscovered 9 pm. around back came and friends, out with went at 4pm, Street Fourth home near his Avenue 29. onJuly onSixth apartment an from jewelry some car. of his console the from missing knife afruit and ofsmokes, apack $5,024, discovered and while Avenue hospital. at the he was Second near shop repair auto an to Lincoln black moved his company atowing and accident at 3am acar into 24. onJuly Street on Ninth parked acar from cigarettes Chinese some oor of a black Volkswagen that she parked sheparked Volkswagen ofablack that oor The 35-year-old victim told cops she was shewas told cops victim 35-year-old The a from stole acellphone thieves Two The victim told cops he left the cash be- A thief took more than $1,000 from a them “Give oneof phone!” meyour shewas told cops victim 31-year-old The acellphone swiped onbikes teens Two 10 back min- wentShe came shopping, sheleft told cops victim 31-year-old The of window the smashed crook A brazen heleft told cops victim 47-year-old The and iPod, an stole laptops, two A perp — later shopHe went eight hours the to hegot told cops victim 53-year-old The A jerk swiped more than $5,000 and Two-wheeled crooks Two-wheeled Volkswagen smash Volkswagen Missing Macs Biker bandit 78TH PRECINCT 78TH Trucked up Trucked Tow no! PARK SLOPE ed. tim’s neck from behind, police say. police behind, tim’s from neck vic- the off headphones $220 the snatched jerks pmwhen three at 2:55 Place thedral 23. on July Avenue Flatbush phones onthe Extension vanished. had her valuables broken and was herlock realized 10:15 pm and around streets Hoyt and Smith her home between perfume. and stole astereo dence on Wyckoff Street on gone. were July $3,000 worth bracelet 23 asilver and herMacBook later hour an and when shereturned —and door the locking at 4pm — possibly without Street Johnson Avenue Myrtle and between her apartment gone. were $2,000, totaling walker. for herdog unlocked door the leaving a bracelet. and MacBooks three with off —taking 26 ments in a Gold Street building on July gone. it was later, discovered and days Avenue three back at came 7pm, Fifth bikenear motor Ducati 2008 red his parked 20. onJuly Street on 12th inside. $82 and driver’s license the —and herwallet grab later. 15minutes back came and items some unloaded enue then at 11 am, Av- Fourth near ofacar ontop her wallet 22. July on Street on10th parked acar from cense containing cash and an Ohio driver’s li- BROOKLYN HEIGHTS–DUMBO–BOERUM HILL– The victim was skateboarding near Ca- near skateboarding was victim The stole aman’s trio head- A troublesome to shereturned told police victim The awoman’s broke into resi- A burglar A second victim told police that she left MacBooks, hometwo shecame When at 3pm, herapartment left victim One apart- separate two struck Thieves he told cops victim 49-year-old The parked amotorcycle with off A jerk drove to thief for the time enough was That sheset told cops victim 24-year-old The awallet swiped perp A quick-moving Headphone heist Stolen stereo 84TH PRECINCT Macs jacked Ohio no-no Rough ride DOWNTOWN — Natalie O’Neill — Natalie fl before face the heracross smacked sisted, when shere- and woman’s the breasts, grab you.” hurt orI’ll say anything “Don’t ened: etbook, with $457 inside, and then threat- victim’s pock- the snatched her. Heallegedly to next sat gotonand suspect when the am at station 6:20 Street Carroll at the stopped 28. onJuly Gtrain her onthe assaulted then a woman’s and pocketbook system. handheld aNintendo and games, video eral sev- laptop, stole a$1,000 thief The sacked. ran- been had herbedroom that discovered her home near 26. on July Navy home Street awoman’s from Sands Streetgames at 8 pm and tween Quay and Calyer streets told police told police streets Calyer and Quay tween 19. onJuly bar Street Franklin stitches. 100 than more and surgery required later that her arms onboth huge cuts leaving aknife, her with club.golf struck her in the back of the head with a Avenue when Flatbush he am and at 9:55 Street Livingston between suspect the with 27. July on Street on Nevins awoman nearly killed room. storage the to access employees have several that note Police pm. site at 3 the from missing were wires copper several and saws,blades, drills, numerous tool, compression ahydraulic he discovered that told police streets Fulton and loughby onDuffi facility age site’s stor- aconstruction from equipment eeing at the Hoyt-Schmerhorn station. station. Hoyt-Schmerhorn at the eeing Cops say the suspect then attempted to to attempted then suspect say the Cops The victim told offi who say took they aman arrested Police to shereturned told police victim The video stole and alaptop crook A creepy A bartender at the watering hole be- watering at the A bartender a stole from alaptop thief A sneaky Offi arguing shewas told police victim The who say they aman arrested Cops Wil- between project ofthe manager The of worth $14,000 than stole more A thief Construction crook cers say the suspect then went after went then after suspect say the cers Game Boy gone Vicious assault GREENPOINT–NORTHSIDE 94TH PRECINCT Grab andgo Bar none Bar eld Street on July 19. 19. onJuly eld Street was train the cers — Alfred Ng — Alfred customer — was gone. —was customer the —and MacPro his hereturned, When storeroom. went the to then and pm, 8:30 at customer a with chatting was he that the robber ran off. Investigators believe believe Investigators off. ran robber the and $420 villain gave the dies.” teller The money orsomeone the meall give a gun “Shut up Ihave reading, low ofpaper piece yel- atorn, teller adifferent handed and fl robber brazen the and $600 money. gave him teller The demanding note a her handed and 23 July on pm 4:25 at told police that a man walked up to a teller say. cops 24, July and 23 onJuly incidents similar ingly but strik- separate in Avenue bank Chase them. catch could cops before bolted They items. the grabbed and am at 3:50 Street Avenue Meserole between Calyer store and Avenue 22. onJuly Aid Rite Manhattan medicine and skin care products undoing. his was hat the not say whether fromkitchen fl a bedroom. his from missing jewelry and watches, Nano, iPod Touch, iPod his hefound around, helooked When open. was hallway the in landing roof the noticed and Street home at Eckford his behind. hat his left —and jewelry and gadgets some taking sacked an Engert Avenue home on July 22, assault. with charged was who suspect, foundthe later They scene. and an open bottle of Hennessy at the wounds. ofhis die to unlikely was he determined where doctors hospital, the to taken was unconscious, who found was victim fi 27. onJuly Street onN.Ninth shot aman cash missing. the about,and scattered belongings his unlocked, doors the but discovered ings, pont Street at noon to pick vehicle. up his the in heleft belong- stole aboutsomeone $4,000 on Franklin impound an to taken been had whose car Street on July 14 discovered The next day, a man came in at 4:30 pm at 4:30 in day, next came The aman Broadway near bank Employees at the a Graham robbed crooks different Two drug the women entered the said Police stole cold ladies ofconniving A pair onthe behind hat his left suspect The The victim told police he who say ran- they aman arrested Police returned to fi found Police Offi who say they asuspect arrested Police The victim went to the impound at Du- when worse aman luckBad turned cers say a gunman shot a 29-year-old shot a29-year-old say agunman cers Shot onN.Ninth Insult to injury Insult ve times at 10:45 pm. 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Bus stop bandit stop Bus Screwy break-in Screwy cers reportedly spotted a man with Greens for green for Greens A crook a soon-to-be-straphang- stole Someone vandalized the peephole of a The mischief-maker damaged the tra- A thief ransacked a Subaru parked on The crook into broke the locked vehi- The perp left behind a screwdriver be- A crook a produce stole delivery man’s The victim was returning to his truck me your the bag,” thief“Give de- The victim his over bounty forked and Cops they say cuffed a man carrying a Offi After a brief struggle, police searched The suspect was also slapped with a A burglar electronics, stole jewelry, The thief into got the residence, which rearm around at 11:30 pm and con- ditional home security device between cellphone whileer’s he waited the for bus on July 24.The thief grabbed the white iPhone from the 27-year-old hand man’s between theat corner Brunt of Van and Pioneer streets 6 pm and at fl device security home Baltic Street residence on July 22. ditional Bond and Nevins streets between 10:20 pm and 11:30 pm, a 62-year-old resident cops.told Baltic Street overnight on July 13 and left left and 13 July on overnight Street Baltic the tools of the trade inside the vehicle. was which betweencle, Henry and Clin- ton streets, between 5 pm and 10:45 am the next day and made off with a navigational a giftsystem, charger, a phone card, and quarters. some the inside get to used been have to lieved blue 2001 ride. serial number on the handgun. loot as he left a Smith Street grocery store on July 13. perp a after delivering when vegetables pm near the 1:15 cor- at Sreet Baltic of ner approached him from behind. manded. the crook fl loaded gun and marijuana the at corner of Court and Mill streets 12. on July a fi fronted the 22-year-old suspect, alleg- who arrest. resisted edly the suspect and claim they recovered 13 marijuana. of bags charge allegedly for felony fi cash, and two baseballgloves froma Pres- Streetident residence July on 17. is between Hicks and Columbia streets, by climbing through an open kitchen window around pm.at Once inside, 2:14 the crook grabbed an Xbox, a laptop, a controller, two iPods, two cameras and lenses, $70, a bag full of coins, an St. Anthony pendant chain,on a silver and a Rawlings baseball mitt and a Wilson glove. lled locked locked lled — Danielle Furfaro xed 22. on July ght with roommate. the man’s 76THPRECINCT Gym, no class no Gym, Not so secure Stranger danger Stranger Bad for business Bad for ed, police said. Terrifying mugging Terrifying “Better not call the cops won’t or you The perp knocked the over 34-year-old A vicious mugger kicked a woman to The owner of the eatery between Leon- Someone $1,508 stole from a Grand A survelliance video that showed A larcenist a car stole that a mechanic The owner of Fratelli Motors po- told The victim told police that he got into into got he that police told victim The A man’s decision to bringA man’s a stranger to The victim, a teacher theat school be- Someone a $1,200 stole laptop from a S. CARROLL GARDENS–COBBLE HILL–RED HOOK HILL–RED GARDENS–COBBLE CARROLL said, according to investigators. make it out of Red Hook alive,” the of Redmake crook Hook out alive,” it if she alerted police. stub, and $300, and said he would kill her purse, contained which an ID, a check back. Theback. thief then grabbed the victim’s streets and pressed an object against her at the corner of Columbia and Lorraine Lorraine and Columbia of corner the at victim as she walked to her car 12:20 at am brutal July 28 attack. the ground and threatened her life in a lice that he discovered a cash-fi a discovered he that lice ard Street and Manhattan po- told Avenue the back of the restaurant, police said. Street restaurant overnight on July 23. in bars window open prying by entered closet, and the intruder appeared to have at 10 am. 10 at The box had been stashed in a box was missing as opened he business for away, police said. away, a chain around the truck, and towed it people pulled up in a black truck, threw threw truck, black a in up pulled people gone. When he went back for it at 8 pm, it was was it pm, 8 at it for back went he When in cue to be fi Throop and Harrison 9 am. at avenues had parked on Bartlett Street while it was between van gray the parked he that lice then fl then tim on the shoulder with a wooden dowel, The stranger proceeded to beat the vic- apartment near Berry Street at 5:45 am. am. 5:45 at Street Berry near apartment an argument with the stranger in his his in stranger the with argument an got into a fi turned to be the out a bad one when visitor his S. Third Street apartment on July 24 his MacBook Pro was gone. he returned, the bag was ripped open and gym 1 pm. lunch When at while for he went told police that he left his backpack in the backpack his left he that police told tween Roebling Street and Driggs Avenue, Third Street school July on 23. men. the perpsin both robberies are different 10 DT COURIER LIFE, AUG. 3-8, 2012 fused tofused sell the property re- allegedly Landy wife. his split with Landy Frank owner house when raccoon lems began in the 1990s, believe.” wouldn’t havecellar,” mosquitoesthrough the Gouras cracks in my said. in water comes pour, the “I stillwhen there’s down- asevere the fl likein constant jeopardy. put herhome has structure you crumbling the said vard, Avenue Boule- Ridge and Third between house doned aban- the to door next lives critters ofunwanted erie . amenag- and for squatters come an unwelcome shelter house” because it has be- “raccoon the nicknamed neighbors homethat Street 79th adilapidated down ‘Raccoon house’ house’ ‘Raccoon Residents say their prob- sayResidents their “There’s no roof and who Gouras, Maryanne The city says it will tear to fall in Ridge BY WILL BREDDERMAN oors have caved in, so so in, caved have oors Landy’s last known address address known last Landy’s to letters sent several Gentile complaints about the home, Landy down. track to operation itary-style man said. to Landy, an agencymonths — with the bill going spokes-the building in the next few Development demolish will and Preservation Housing of Department stable. The un- structurally house the to investigate, declaring in Development called was and Preservation Housing of Department The bulging. was walls oneofthe that ings in June after noticing city’s(D–Bay Ridge) contacted Department the Councilman Vincent Gentile until decades, for two nearly of Build- said. Gouras rot, to house his leaving vanished, Hethen ex-wife gethalf. to his notwant hedid because After receiving repeated repeated receiving After it amil- took said Gentile The building lay fallow bors say has become a haven for vermin and mosquitoes. and ahavenfor vermin become has say bors neigh- —which Boulevard AvenueRidge Third and between Street HOUSE OF HORROR: the man with his supervisor. supervisor. his with man the for anote left but they them, like. looked what Landy ized that neither of them knew real- —but then in clocking Landy catch to hoping station, eran went Ki- 10 Brian member Board to the processingpostal facility. at aborough shift midnight heworked the outfound that States Postal Service and worked United for the Landy said. legislator the marked “return to sender,” back ofwhich came — all Landy managed to elude Community and Gentile that learned Yet Gentile The city will demolish this house on 79th Bay Ridge, especially on this this on especially Ridge, Bay not held in high esteem in Street. on79th image his help would thought eowner an option the absentee veterans, BayRidge needy hom- to property the donating discussed Landy he and Gentile said. property,” this about Landy Mr. with one’s discussed time in 15 years or so any- his quarry. cilman received days later, Coun- the Several a call from “He agreed his name is is name his agreed “He The Councilman said “I think that’s the fi Continued on Page 12 onPage Continued rst Photo by Steve Solomonson Ridge) claimed Golden had ment. GoldenBuildings Departments,” and Health the by saidchecked are conditions and spected in in- his regularly is property state- this that see to years the worked with the city over decision. for the responsibility ing claim- release out apress Golden Boulevard, Ridge enue and (R–Bay Av- Third home between Ridge) derelict the condemn to put ment announced its plans Develop- and Preservation, Department of Housing, sore torn down. eye- Bay Ridge the getting tile credit are taking for Councilman Vincent Gen- Sen. Golden Marty and state house” —but both the 79th Street “raccoon credit for demo Rival pols take BY WILL BREDDERMAN But Gentile (D–Bay (D–Bay But Gentile Ihave and “My staff city’s the after Moments The city will demolish notifi automatically 10, who are lies on Community Board al- oneofhis from tip-off a getting after credit the steal to in swooped Golden Gentile said. Development, that’s all,” and Preservation Housing partment of Buildings, and Offi Post U.S. tance. assis- Golden’s without — structure the condemn to Development and vation, mentcall that got the Depart- of phone Housing, crucial the made and facility postal a at homeowner, neglectful the Preser-stakeout for Frank Landy, to have held a midnight who pol, claimed the said who notinvolved,” was from an elected offi home. the ishing nothing to do with demol- Continued on Page 12 onPage Continued Gentile suggested that that suggested Gentile “We worked with the came statement “The ed of all offi ofall ed De- the ce, cial cial demo- cial cial DT 11 AUG. 3-8, 2012, COURIER LIFE Photos by Elizabeth Graham The beautiful Crystal Room can accommodate up to 240 guests - A bridal shower menu includes a “Our family members oversee each Don’t overlook the convenience of Manor [476 76th St.Bay Ridge perfect for all kinds of special occasions. as such, is ideal for rehearsal dinners and small parties. cheese-and-vegetable platter, choice of appetizer, salad, and an entree. Cham- pagne punch, wine, beer, and soda are included, as are balloons, a bridal chair, wishing well, and umbrella. event,” says Golden. As a result, cus- tomers can expect attention and excel- lent service. Valet parking is avail- able. celebrating your next special occa- sion close to home. It’s easier for you, and it simplifies travel plans for your guests, too. avenues in and Fifth Fourth between (718) 748–8855, www. Bay Ridge, Office hours: BayRidgeManor.com]. 10 am–9 Fridays, Mondays through and Sundays, 10 am–6 pm; Saturdays pm. The Bay Ridge Manor’s Crystal Room The Bay Ridge Manor’s can be decorated for an elegant wedding reception. Up to 240 guests can be accommo- Carving stations can feature corned A special wedding package includes “We host one wedding at a time — dated in the Crystal Room. The Impe- rial Room holds 50 to 125 people. The Bridal Suite, when it’s not being used Swedish meatballs, sesame chicken, and other tasty starters. beef, roast beef, London broil, roast loin of pork, brisket of beef, Virginia ham, and more. floral arrangements, beverages, deco- rations, and a beautiful cake. with the right amount of people,” says Golden. Host a birthday party in the Imperial Room. BUSINESS BROOKLYN STYLE – ADVERTISEMENT – STYLE BROOKLYN BUSINESS There are many different ways toThere are many different style, and offer your guests favorites such as vegetable spring rolls, broc- coli and cheddar bites, cherry toma- toes with mozzarella, mini crab cakes, or knows this. That’s why the Golden family offers patrons various party- planning options. For example, opt to have hors d’oeuvres served butler nic dishes. All baking is done right on All baking is done nic dishes. and fabu- so it’s fresh the premises, lous. the Bay Ridge Man- throw a party, and for more than 60 years. Inspiring celebrations in your your in celebrations Inspiring The Bay Ridge Manor on 76th Street has hosted countless special occasions The Bay Ridge Manor on 76th Street has hosted own backyard at the Bay Ridge Manor Ridge the Bay at backyard own If you are looking to serve some- The chef specializes in dishes such The full-service catering hall on The facility has been a staple in the It would be difficult to find any be difficult to find It would By Camille Sperrazza By Camille customize menus, and can create eth- thing particular, the chef is happy to eggplant. petizers such as rice balls and stuffed Manor is also noted for its classic ap- other luscious options. The Bay Ridge of beef and roast turkey are among rentine, or cordon bleu. Prime ribs as chicken prepared Francaise, Flo- down dinner with a cocktail hour. ages start at $60 per person for a sit- from which patrons can select. Pack- there are 12 different menu options and more. Costs are affordable, and showers, political events, fundraisers, tions, Sweet 16s, bridal showers, baby saries, birthdays, retirement celebra- bar mitzvahs, bat mitzvahs, anniver- dings, Communions, confirmations, 76th Street has hosted countless wed- in charge of day-to-day operations. says Patrick Golden, who is currently been running it for the last 32 years, a catering hall. 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Johnny, amodel. as cousin, his goon” —using armchair he said. problem in the fi why is this we had this and makes calls from his job. his from calls makes only and cellphone, or phone nohome has Landy said tile Gentile won the resulting resulting won the Gentile and race, Senate state 2002 the incumbent Gentile in the defeated Golden since years bickered repeatedly over the said. Quaglione John dated property,” spokesman tion related to this dilapi- nounce the planned city ac- an- to right every we had this property,correspondence related to signifi and have e-mails and, as such, Mitri makes no female nofemale makes Mitri followed designs Other Gouras said she can’t “He’s ofarecluse sort “The senator and his staff staff his and senator “The The two legislators have have legislators two The MEDICAL ASSISTANTMEDICAL rst place,” rst in lessthan 2YEARS! cant Gouras. looking at this eyesore,” said what Ihave now, than ter Landy’s monstrosity. live next to a vacant saysrather shewould — and lot than come to bulldozer forwait the trash-talking spirit.” the to adds this “So he said. competitive,” also it’s but spending time with friends for last. players who place cans beer crushed and toilet a featuring trophy” “loser a Heeven has racing. and hockey, basketball, baseball, who fans tasy favor football, for fan- them but hemakes to Harway Avenue. Harway to manding that the bus return de- rallies and meetings the said leaders civic though even he Bensonhurst, and Bay Ridge didn’t bus B64 the between line MTA’sthe restore to decision show for cized for credit taking up at Bay Ridge to parking . over two-hour who brought Mostvacant City Council seat. recentlyspecial election for Golden’s they battled ASSOCIATE DEGREE “An alot lot bet- empty is “[The game] is about about is game] “[The Golden was also criti- AUG. 3-8, 2012, COURIER LIFE DT 13 APY*** APY*** % % 2-YEAR CD** 2-YEAR Visit us today! Visit Established 1863 . 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Photo by Elizabeth Graham Elizabeth by Photo “There are no more ex- Zigun would he said “When Zigun Dick has Cosmetic Dentistry 0ORCELAIN ,AMINATES "ONDING #ROWNS AND "RIDGES Zoom (OUR 4OOTH 7HITENING s s s 'UM 4REATMENTS s 0AINLESS .ON 3URGICAL 4REATMENT FOR 'UM $ISEASE s $ENTURES s 2OOT #ANAL s 0REVENTIVE $ENTISTRY s !NALGESIA 3WEET !IR efforts the to have building 2010. in landmarked cuses Horace for Bullard,” Zigun said. “The Shore Theater is a disgrace of a landmark.” Land- city the to complain marks Commission about condition. poor theater’s the alsoHe’s considering rais- ing enough to money buy the Shore Theater from Bul- lard the — a move property owner welcomed. The Shore Theater disrepair. is in • • • • • • • Hizzoner Hizzoner • plans to hire manag- superviseers to the Mermaid Pa- rst rade the for fi time ever. “The substance of the parade will changed,” be not said he ago, when the Giuliani ad- Giuliani the years 15 than more city the when ago, the prevented ministration property from holder recre- ating to Steeplechase home Park on now that’s land city MCU Park, then demolished roller Thunderbolt Bullard’s a federal coaster — a move . court later declared illegal Bullard Zigun’s also fought WASHED-UP: • Zigun said it’s draw time to • the curtains on the home Surf along stores furnishings betweenAvenue Jones Walk and 10th W. Street. amusement “The heart an of at dark go not should district he said. at night,” six o’clock The • Yale-man-turned-freak- show manager plans to retire t Coney Is- from his non-profi land USA in 2018. - • • • The People’s Play- People’s The “Whether it’s through the the through it’s “Whether Coney Island USA USA Island Coney The should city use its BY WILL BREDDERMAN WILL BY Zigun: Seize the Shore the Seize Zigun: claims. glossy new look, Zigun lent fi ts as well for Coney’s Coney’s for well as ts fi lent Lids would both be excel- be both would Lids Willie’s and mallrat hat storeWillie’s • The daiquiri-dealer Wet • it evoked the 1950s. King or McDonald’s because McDonald’s or King atable choice than a Burger Burger a than choice atable style eatery was a more pal- said, arguing that the diner- priate tenant,” said Zigun Rockets is the most appro- “I think Johnny Johnny Rockets. Johnny taurant franchisetaurant nues to retro res- and ave- Stillwell building on Surf on building his boarded-up Sitt should lease should Sitt ney builder Joe his annual State of Coney Island Address. a rundown: Here’s Zigun says Co- • more thrills up his sleeve Playground for the People’s during Dick Zigun, the unoffi cial Mayor of Coney Island, had a few Dick Zigun, the unoffi ‘Mayor’ has Coney plan Coney has ‘Mayor’ Coney activist wants eminent domain for ailing theater ailing for domain eminent wants activist Coney over two spatsover he had with because still he’s angry ting his building crumble crumble building his ting leader says Bullard is let- ground’s self-proclaimed self-proclaimed ground’s ater must be must ater occupied.” Address. “The Shore The- Shore “The Address. annual State of Coney Island sary,” Zigun said during his during Zigun said sary,” be anydone by means neces- eminent domain, this must must this domain, eminent Landmarks Commission or Surf and Stillwellavenues. serve the property choice at crumble, and doesn’t de- Lewis once performed to the building where Jerry Jerry where building the Horace Bullard has allowed founder Dick Zigunfounder Dick said decreed last Thursday. cial of Coney Island mayor ace once was, it the unoffi it — andit turn into it the pal- without doing anything to to anything doing without erty nearly two for decades — who has— who sat on the prop- from its disgraceful owner to take the Shore Theater power of eminentpower domain 14 DT COURIER LIFE, AUG. 3-8, 2012 Let the lifeline van roll! 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You 15 coffee the and at Pinkberry plastic the about all shops How about anything. who complain would in Park Slope that serve landfi the to plastic of amounts massive sends able glassware this business. of impact environmental the is anything So next time you bring your kids to are there condos, the But from aside it needed because long so took place The Lots of overreacting by condoms. pathetic using they’re And souls is aThis reckless, careless, and selfi ofwash- instead cups ofplastic use The The thing that bothers me more than SOUND OFF TOTHEEDITOR Brooklyn Community Foundation president Marilyn Gelber, Chairman Alan Fishman, board mem- board Fishman, Alan Gelber, Chairman Marilyn president Foundation Community Brooklyn Jeff from Greenwood Heights Greenwood from Jeff Anthony from Park Slope Park from Anthony LETTERS AND COMMENTS FROM OURREADERS lls. 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Name: LAW of limitedliabilitycompa- NOTICE OFFORMATION EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL disclose more information ongoing [so] we cannot needs. hood’s neighbor- the discuss to offi elected and dents plans to gather with resi- company the said Cohn, onTuesday.ics for specif- when contacted torefused defi shop at —but the ferings” of- food “expanded provide to agreed month last tives community,” hesaid. munity, itnot to work with will this com- fail in this hesaid. tight-knit, are well-organized and “Those discussions are are discussions “Those Jim A spokesman, Walgreens representa- chooses Walgreens “If ne that term term ne that provide babycare served. Purpose: to process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom 11210, designatedas 29th Street, Brooklyn, NY Weingarten, 923East County. Penina Office location: Kings (SSNY) on4/03/12. with Secy. ofState ofNY (LLC). Arts. ofOrg. filed limited liabilitycompany & PBABYCARELLC, a Notice ofFormationS lawful activity. MA 11221. 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Photo by Linus Gelber OUTSIDERS ON THE INSIDE Circus welcomes weirdos and wild to join in on the acts By Danielle Furfaro face painting, and photo booths. bring together elements of from all t would be a pity to let those jug- “We couldn’t find the kind of events corners of the New York City perfor- gling skills get rusty. in New York City that we wanted to go mance world. I Instead of practicing by them- to,” said Fuchs. “So we made them “Larisa is great because she puts selves, stilt walkers, contortionists, and ourselves.” artists in touch with each other and jugglers can join Gemini & Scorpio’s The goal is to entertain, more so in says, ‘Why don’t you do something Lost Circus for a night of spectacles the sense of a dinner party than a show, together?’” said James. “She has great and specialties where the audience isn’t so there are some rules including an vision.” just sitting holding their breaths, they’re elaborate dress code that encourages Though there will be plenty of wearing costumes and makeup, too, and dark cabaret, funky formal, Tim Burton- planned and unplanned performances showing off their inner circus freaks. esque looks, and welcomes “stilts and by circus aficionados and sideshow “Lost Circus is a party. It’s not a characters.” enthusiasts, there’s no limit to the oddi- show,” said curator Larisa Fuchs, who “We require costuming at every ties and whimsies guests can bring, as is a co-founder of Gemini & Scorpio. event,” said Fuchs. “We have to feel long as everyone is excited to be there “There are no assigned seats. The audi- they are part of the event. We want to — and be weird. ence is not required to sit and behave.” see that you read the invite and you “If people want to show up with Billed as “circus and dark cabaret want to be here.” hoola hoops or flags, they are welcome with a steampunk twist,” the Lost And like any good party, there’s to,” said Fuchs. “We want everyone to Circus is one of the many social plenty of steampunk marching band bring their own elements.” performance extravaganzas hosted music, gypsy punk accordions, and Gemini and Scorpio’s Lost Circus by Gemini & Scorpio, originally an slapstick curmudgeons performing at the Irondale Center (85 S. 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Bloomberg, Mayor Adrian Benepe, Commissioner Steal this art Swayze tribute 19 A UGUST f it’s free, is it art? atrick Swayze was a good friend to ballet. A new exhibit questions the value and His dancing prowess was evident in the C 3-9, 2012, Ivaluing of art, with pieces like a metal bowl P1987 film “Dirty Dancing,” but a contempo- of ice holding a bottle of lemonade on a pedestal, rary ballet troupe, remembering him as not only a a contradictory sign reading “please, don’t touch performer, but a board member of their collective, the art” and “please help yourself.” is dedicating one of the pieces in their upcoming OURIER “They have to think about it and decide what Haitian fusion music performance at the Prospect Park band shell — a to do with the piece,” said artist Shinsuke Aso. two-part choreography titled “Mercy” — to the L hese tunes will cast a IFE “If the audience comes spell on you. late actor. Now thru to the conclusion that it’s T Fusing Haitian “[The dance] means a lot to me,” said choreog- 9/22 not art, they can drink the roots with a mix of Vodou rapher and Complexion dance company co-found- lemonade. If they think it’s rock, reggae, and hip-hop, er Desmond Richardson. “Patrick really loved this art, they can’t touch it.” and adding to a standard jazz particular music we’re using for the routine, and The new exhibit “Is This Free?” at Bushwick’s trio a percussionist who per- he loved this dance.” NurtureART gallery is a playful look at the forms a “gumbo of electronic Richardson was a close friend of Swayze and economy of fine arts when the economy is in a in his long career, he worked with the star in the 24 music,” Trio Ginen Yo says SEVEN serious funk. their unique collaboration film “One Last Dance” in “It’s pretty clear why it’s happening,” curator results in a musical triptych, Thurs. 2003. Marco Antonini said. inspiring a myriad of mystical 8/9 And for the last 18 years, “The financial crisis is changing the way responses. Complexion has taken artists see themselves. They see that they can’t What do they sound like? Three company: Trio Ginen Yo, comprised of saxaphonist Buyu Ambroise, multiple dance styles and be supported by the art market anymore, so they electro-percussionist Val Jeanty, and bassist Bobby Raymond, will form at blended them into its own contemporary ballet “It’s different for everyone, have to change their distribution process. They the Brooklyn Museum on Aug. 4. Photo by Allan Mednard image. The company breaks boundaries, choosing need to find ways to make art other than relying people have said tribal rituals, Bobby Raymond on the stand- upcoming Target First to ignore the rules and mix modern styles with on selling it.” a religious service, even see- ing bass — and Ra Ra tunes, or Saturday’s Caribbean themed contemporary urban movements. And with ing the color red everywhere,” Haitian street festival night, as the trio will kick off This unique style has taken them around the a market said Val Jeanty, songs, makes band the evening like a spark plug, world, performing in France, Korea, and Spain — unwilling to who performs on Sat. members admit that getting the museum’s more and now, Brooklyn. buy, artists’ the synths, turn- 8/4 their music is prob- antsy visitors to opt out of But just because they’re non-traditional doesn’t works have tables, and a drum ably not for concert the offered reading, screening, mean they don’t have real ballet chops. nowhere to machine. “It’s like goers looking to dance or drink, and discussions, and primed to go — as the our one sound just makes but instead, listen. jump into the following dance Good posture: Two dancers with the exhibit will everyone go.” “I can’t tell you how many party, driven by Latin DJs Complexion Ballet Dance Company, Christie demonstrate An infectious intensity is a Partelow and Gary W. Jeter II, are in plain- Beto, Mios Dio, and Thanu. with a gra- trait each band member brings times people have come up to clothes instead of tutus. tuitous three to the group. me after shows,” said Afro- Trio Ginen Yo at the Bro- openings, all on the same wall space. “We all push each other so electronic percussionist Val oklyn Museum [200 Eastern The show’s first opening was on July 6, its much,” said saxophonist Buyu Jeanty. “And have said that it Pkwy. at Was hington Avenue second is on Aug. 3, and its third on Aug. 31. The Ambroise. “And when we all wasn’t what they were expect- in Crown Heights. (718) 638– materials from the openings will be piled right on push each other to our limits, ing. Yet they felt like they were 5000. brooklynmuseum.org] top of each other. beautiful music is made.” in their ‘zone.’ ” Aug. 4, 5 pm Haitian music “The first one is sparse and minimal,” said The trio’s combination of That should be perfect showcase, 8 pm dance party, Antonini. “[But] by the end, it will be a mess. jazz improvisation — with for the Brooklyn Museum’s free. — Max Molishever The idea is to let the art accumulate, because when things are free, people tend to horde them.” These Gentlemen bring the noise Another artist, Carrie Dashow, is working on a project for the Aug. 31 opening based on hese heavy metal freaks don’t want to be the imagined scenario that the priceless artwork misunderstood. housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art T They call themselves the Gentlemen, would hang in the average Brooklyn household even though “noisy punk” could be an apt — with a Carvaggio or Egyptian sarcophagus description for their fast, upbeat, and heavily displayed in narrow hallways across the borough rhythmic music. Reveling in the contradiction, like a fine arts timeshare. the group of rockers say there’s a lot more going And no matter how beautiful, no matter how on, and they hope listeners don’t just bang their The dance company demonstrates the raw power compelling, none of the art is for sale. heads at the Summer Thunder series at Union of ballet, classical or not, which Richardson says is In fact, one of the pieces featured in the exhib- Pool on Aug. 4. just as physical, if not more so, than most sports. it will be kept entirely from gallery-goer’s eyes. They hope concert-goers dance. “We’re athletes, but even more,” the veteran Elisabeth Smolarz will strip naked to perform “Our guitars shred, squeal and lurch,” guitar- dancer said. “We use every muscle in our body, a series of simple and delicate gestures involv- ist Frank Garcia admitted in an email conversa- every tendon we can to dance.” ing the eating of fruit, but her piece — titled tion. “But these are rock songs that are intended T-shirts for top hats: (Left to right) Frank Garcia, Taylor But they’re not just jocks, they’re a cutting Sesselman, Dave Hawk, and Jonathan Kreinik are the to get your head and hips bobbing.” edge artistic group. “TANSTAFL,” or There Ain’t No Such Thing Gentlemen who will blow your hair back at Union Pools Also, the sophisticated Gentlemen are not The ballet company is renowned for their As Free Lunch — will occur behind closed Summer Thunder on Aug. 4. Photo by Suz Reyes doors. The piece aims to frustrate the expecta- unaware of their roots, and say they carry the thought-provoking pieces they perform year-in tions of the public, demonstrating value through influences of legendary And for those who get thirsty and hungry and year-out, and for the free Aug. 9 perfor- exclusivity. Sat. acts such as Black Flag, rocking out, Union Pool will also provide free mance at Celebrate Brooklyn, they’ve made But in addition to the new pieces, the exhibit Husker Du, Discharge, beer, and the El Diablo Taco Truck will be parked a mixtape of some of their best pieces, titled will have examples of formerly free art that 8/4 and Can. in the venue’s outdoor patio to feed ravenous “Moonlight,” “Choke,” “Testament,” and several went on to be worth high dollar values, such But they refuse to let fans. others — and its sure to surprise. as posters that conceptual artist Jenny Holzer their deep musical influences hold them down — All the bands, booze, and tacos has these “Expect the unexpected,” Richardson said. wheatpasted around Manhattan in the 1970s they are relentless rockers. Gentlemen thinking this event will be a memo- “The show will provoke a thought; you can’t and original pins that Keith Haring handed out “Meaty snarling rhythms and hyperactive rable one. just read about it. This is something you have to in the 1980s. drumming make up our extreme approach,” said “It’ll feel like a big old backyard party, a go to and experience.” “Is This Free?” at NurtureART [56 Bogart Garcia. house show rager,” said Garcia. Complexions Contemporary Ballet at Prospect St., at Harrison Place in Williamsburg, (718) Also in attendance will be the Baltimore band Gentlemen at Union Pool [484 Union Ave. at Park band shell [Ninth Street and Prospect Park 782–7755, www.nurtureart.org] Running through Dope Body and fellow Brooklyn band, the Call Meeker Avenue, (718) 609–0484, union-pool.com]. West in Park Slope. (718) 683-5600, www.bricarts- Sept. 22. — Danielle Furfaro of the Wild. Aug. 4, 3 pm, Free. — Max Molishever media.org]. Aug. 9, 7 pm. Free. — Alfred Ng 20 3-9, 2012 3-9, BURLESQUE DOCTORATE UGUST , A IFE L A philosophical spectacle in Coney Island OURIER By Colin Mixson arranged a series of short performances go hand in hand. C Striptease meets Socrates in this bur- featuring bizarre interactions between “To me it made absolute sense,” said lesque blowout. woman and machine. Lucky. “Burlesque is very over the top The “Surrealist Burlesque” extrava- “The downstairs show is all going to and I thought it would fit in very well with ganza is coming to the Coney Island be really amazing surrealist burlesque the text.” Museum on Aug. 23, in a follow-up to last numbers, operating around technology, The downstairs series isn’t the only year’s sexy rendition of George Orwell’s robots, and voyeurism — being caged and spectacle to behold — the entire Coney 24 dystopian classic, “Animal Farm” — tak- removed from humanity,” the good doctor Island Museum venue will be utilized, SEVEN ing its theme this time from philosopher explained. with performances so secret, you’d think Guy Debord’s 1967 critque on consum- In one instance, performer Leroi the Dr. Lucky was speaking under doctor- erism and mass media, “The Society of Girlboi does a number set in the Chinese patient confidentiality. Spectacle.” World Fair, where she portrays a Japanese “It’s going to be an experiential tour “It’s about how all we do now is key into ballroom dancing robot — which just so that’s beyond this world; very surreal, very this spectacle, a very Marxist approach happens to actually exist — providing what the f--- is going on here, where the about how we’re being disenfranchised lonely, gentleman dancers with a partner audience doesn’t know what to expect,” form our own humanity, and I thought it to twirl, albeit an artificial one. Dr. Lucky said. would be interesting to look at that face “It’s very sad,” said Dr. Lucky. Surrealist Burlesque at Coney Island on,” said producer Dr. Lucky. Burlesque might not seem like the Museum [1208 Surf Ave. between Stillwell To illustrate Debord’s analysis of mod- go-to medium for conveying philosophi- Avenue and W. 12th Street in Coney Island, The doctor is in: Dr. Lucky is returning as producer of the Surrealist Burlesque ern consumer culture — with dancing cal theorem, but Dr. Lucky is adamant (718) 372–5159, coneyisland.com] Aug. 23, show, which is taking its theme from philosopher Guy Debord’s critque on girls — Dr Lucky and her crew have that nipple tassels and existential crises 9 pm. $12. media and materialism, “The Society of Spectacle.” Photo by Chris Koontz Restaurant radio, live New pizzeria opens from Ditmas Park in Brooklyn Heights By Eli Rosenberg une in to local tunes on an By Natalie O’Neill old-timey device called a t’s pizza for uno! Tradio — no, it’s not an app. A new brick-oven pizzeria in Brooklyn A weekly radio show, broad- IHeights is getting personal — with authen- cast for ten years on the inde- tic Italian-style pies for one. pendent channel WFMU at 91.1 Dellarocco’s of Brooklyn, which features FM, is now transmitting live from an imported wood-burning oven, is on Hicks a Ditmas Park wine bar — an street near Montague, serving up small pizzas unconventional move its longtime with fresh and simple ingredients — that have host says is great for his show and a hand-crafted feel. his neighborhood. Co-owner Greg Markman, who also runs “There’s some energy that Heights Café at the corner down the street, develops in the live setting that said his talented Italian chef prepares 12 and you want to convey because it 16-inch pies using a traditional style that calls affects what it sounds like to listen for obsessive attention to detail, from the sauce to the music,” said Dan Bodah, to the oven temperature. a Ditmas Park resident who has “It’s true to the Neapolitan style,” Markman been broadcasting his show the said. “Airborne Event” live from the Living live: Dan Bodah is hosting a live radio show once a month at The menu ranges in pizza prices from $11 Castello Plan on Cortelyou Road. Photo by Bess Adler Castello Plan on Cortelyou Road to $20, including a zucchini cream and burrata once a month since May. And it’s already a hit with the Castello Plan. pie, one with truffle sauce, and, of course, a “It’s been great to see the connection the live “They’ve been so fun for me, the staff, and classic margarita. audience has with the music.” the customers,” said Ben Heemskerk, the owner The eatery also offers local beers on tap, Bodah’s show, a mix of musical styles from of the Castello Plan, who helps select the musi- handmade cannolis ($6) and a variety of sal- around the globe, features two live sets each cal guests that will perform with Bodah and ads such as one with goat cheese, mango and night at the wine bar — and occasionally show- says it’s greatly boosted the popularity of a dif- pistachio ($10). cases some surprise local contributions. ferent music night he hosts at the wine bar. Markman had to rush off the phone to host a “There’s a firehouse across the street, and in “Here in Brooklyn and Ditmas Park, you “soft opening” on Monday, no doubt busy get- June during the broadcast I saw the trucks about have wonderful musicians that work with you ting appetites warmed up for the July 31 grand to come out,” he said. “I told the listeners, ‘Hear or live next to you and it’s so great to see people opening the next day, but he said he hopes the fire trucks? Here they come!’ ” who you know from around — bars or the street patrons will include tourists and neighbors. The show’s next Ditmas Park broadcast or wherever — and get to see their talents. “We’re excited to be in Brooklyn Heights,” will feature jazz and blues violinist Charlie That’s really special every time.” he said. It’s personal: Chef Pasquale Cozzolino holds a pizza Burnham and New Orleans-based Americana The Airborne Event at the Castello Plan [213 Della Rocco’s of Brooklyn [214 Hicks fit for one — with burrata, salami, and zucchini — at duo Two Eye Jack — a line-up sure to please Cortelyou Rd. at Argyle Road in Ditmas Park, St. between Montague and Remsen streets in the newly-opened Dellarocco’s Pizza on Hicks Street Ditmas Park’s folk and roots music-loving com- (718) 856–8888] on Aug. 20, 9 pm. Listen to Brooklyn Heights, (718) 858–1010]. in Brooklyn Heights. 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IFE BLOCK PARTY: The annual street L mended for children 4 years and older. $8 ($7 for children; fair features musical entertain- MOVIE NIGHT: Shorts and a $6 group rates). 12:30 and 2:30 ment by Gemini Band and Ruff OURIER FRI, AUG. 3 full length family appropriate pm. Puppetworks [338 Sixth Stuff Band, vendors, a children’s C movie. Free! 6:15. The Moxie Ave. at Fourth Street in Park corner, arts and crafts and health THEATER, THE TRAGEDY OF screenings provided by Carib- OTHELLO, THE MOORE OF Spot [81 Atlantic Ave. between Slope, (718) 965-3391], www. Hicks and Henry streets in puppetworks.org. bean House Health Center. Rain VENICE, DIRECTED BY MARK or shine. Free. 9 am–6 pm. Street HARBORTH: The Gallery Play- Brooklyn Heights, (718) 923- TALK, HIROSHIMA MEMO- 9710], themoxiespot.com. RIAL PRESENTATION AND fair [Flatbush Ave. between Em- ers is proud to present The pire Boulevard and Parkside Av- MARCH: Peace Action Bay Tragedy of Othello, the Moor ICE SKATING: Bring your own enue in Flatbush, (718) 282-2291]. skates or rent a pair. $9 ($7 Ridge Interfaith Peace Coali- of Venice, its fourth annual Note to self, never trust Iago: Othello, played by R.J. Foster (right), THE BROOKLYN CYCLONES production of Shakespeare in children) plus $5 skate rental tion welcomes Alicia Gods- fee. 11 am–4:20 pm and 7 TO is burdened with the dangers that follow a man whose rise in rank berg, Executive Director of AT HOME: 5 pm. See Friday, the Summer. Othello runs from Aug. 3. 24 Thursday evening July 19th, 11 pm. Aviator Sports and means a crossing of racial and social boundaries, giving his ensign, Peace Action New York State, SALUTE TO SANDLOT BASE- SEVEN through Sunday afternoon, Events Center [3159 Flatbush Iago, played by David Patrick Ford, plenty of ammo to bring Othello to discuss the necessity of August 5th. Long-standing Ave. (718) 758-7500]. abolishing nuclear weapons. BALL NIGHT AT MCU PARK: member of the Pearl Theatre ROCK CLIMBING: Challenge and down. Photo by Meg Goldman Stick around afterward for a Enjoy Sunday Funday and Resident Acting Company and adventure just one rock wall march to Fourth Avenue and come to MCU Park early to former Gallery Players board at a time. The wall is the tall- 86th Street in remembrance of get a catch in before the game president, Dominic Cuskern, est indoor wall in the borough those who died in the atomic starts and receive an orange produces. Mark Harborth, Gal- standing at 35 feet. Test your brooklynbowl.com. MUSICAL: See parodies of attack on Hiroshima. Free. 2 bat. And don’t forget to stay lery board president and ad- endurance if you dare. Suitable SHABBAT FAMILY SERVICE “Blade Runner,” “Total Recall,” pm. Good Shepherd Church afterwards where kids will be mired director of many Gallery for children 5 years and older. WITH FULLY CATERED DIN- and “The Matrix,” in “2010: [Avenue S and Batchelder able to run the bases! $9-$16. 5 favorites--among them, Noises $10 for two climbs. 11 am–4:20 NER: Join The Bay Ridge Jew- Our Hideous Future” a musical Street in Marine Park, (718) pm. MCU Park [1904 Surf Ave. Off, Jesus Christ Superstar, pm and 7 TO 11 pm. Aviator ish Centerfor Family Shabbat about our (humanity’s) overdue 998-2800]. at W. 17th St. in Coney Island, Chess, and last year’s Mac- Sports and Events Center [3159 Service with a fully catered future. $10. 8 pm. Triskelion (718) 449-8497], www.brook- SUMMER EXHIBIT: Urban Gar- lyncyclones.com. beth--will direct again. Othello Flatbush Ave. (718) 758-7500]. dinner. Join us for singing, (118 N. 11th St., 3rd Fl in Wil- den: This summer’s exhibit will be produced virtually SKY-JUMP: A twelve foot bun- stories, dinner and more. Chil- liamsburg), www.brownpaper- offers practical tips to help uncut, following both histori- gee trampoline located on the dren & adults of all ages are tickets.com/event/254766. urban dwellers green up their MON, AUG. 6 cal and textual cues, honoring main street level. Must weight encouraged to attend. Please homes, with a focus on easy Shakespeare’s craft by select- between 40 and 150 pounds. RSVP by July 31. ember Adults maintenance and sustainable BOOKS, EXHIBITION: Olympic ing production elements sim- $6 for a 3 minute jump. 11 $20, Non Member Adults $25, SAT, AUG. 4 practices in Lily Pool Terrace. Portraits by Joe Klamar: See Fri- ply to serve the story. Working am–4:20 pm and 7 TO 11 pm. Children $10. 6 pm. MCU Park An exhibit on BBG’s innova- day, Aug. 3. in collaboration with his care- Aviator Sports and Events Cen- [1904 Surf Ave. at W. 17th St. in PERFORMANCE tive community horticultural THE 2012 ART OF BROOKLYN fully-chosen ensemble, direc- ter [3159 Flatbush Ave. (718) Coney Island, (718) 449-8497], THEATER, THE TRAGEDY OF outreach program, Green- FILM FESTIVAL - AUG. 4-12 ST. tor Harborth will illuminate the 758-7500]. www.brooklyncyclones.com. OTHELLO, THE MOORE OF Bridge, is also featured in the FRANCIS COLLEGE: check for Bard’s “round unvarnish’d tale” BOOKS, MARTIAN SUMMER: DRUMMING CONCERT: The VENICE, DIRECTED BY MARK Steinhardt Conservatory. 3 pm. times. See Saturday, Aug. 4. of the vulnerability of reputa- Robot Arms, Cowboy Space- Berean Community Drumline HARBORTH: 7:30. See Friday, Brooklyn Botanic Garden [1000 tion to concerted rumor and THE BROOKLYN CYCLONES men, and My 90 Days with presents a high-energy percus- Aug. 3. Washington Ave., at Eastern AT HOME: 11 am. See Friday, innuendo, the human cost of the Phoenix Mars Mission by sion and dance performance Parkway in Crown Heights, misplaced trust. $18.00. 7:30. MUSIC, CHARLIE GABRIEL’S Aug. 3. Andrew Kessler: Join author as part of the 2012 Free Friday 80TH BIRTHDAY! PRESERVA- (718) 623-7220], www.bbg.org. Gallery Players [199 14th St., Andrew Kessler and HUGE Family Jam Series. Free. 6:30– MUSIC: Canon Logic, Hungry between Fourth and Fifth av- TION HALL JAZZ BAND: The THE BROOKLYN CYCLONES March Band, Brute Force and for the paperback release of 7:15 pm. Brooklyn Children’s Preservation Hall Jazz Band AT HOME: 6 pm. See Friday, enues in Park Slope, (212) 352- Martian Summer: Robot Arms, Museum [145 Brooklyn Ave. Daughter of Force: In the Spring 3101], galleryplayers.com. derives its name from Pres- Aug. 3. of 2010 Canon Logic quietly Cowboy Spacemen, and My at St. Marks Avenue in Crown ervation Hall, the venerable MADE IN BROOKLYN TOURS: 90 Says with the Phoenix Mars Heights, (718) 735-4400], GROUP, SENSATIONAL SIN- released their fi rst full-length music venue located in the GLES: Group meets at various effort, FM Arcade. An eclectic Made in Brooklyn Tours are Mission. This event comes just www.brooklynkids.org. heart of New Orleans’ French guided walking tours with a few days before the largest venues each week for single album of powerfully catchy pop MUSICAL STYLINGS: Founded in Quarter, founded in 1961 by men and women 40 to 60 years songs, FM Arcade is threaded a Made in Brooklyn theme Mars landing ever—a nuclear- 1996, the acoustic percussion Allan and Sandra Jaffe. The old. Live entertainment with together by an undercurrent of that tell the story of Brook- powered Mini Cooper sized and vocal ensemble Heritage band has traveled worldwide DJ. $20 dinner minimum. 7–11 dark tension that bubbles to the lyn’s industrial revolution and rover lowered onto Mars via OP will present a performance spreading their mission to revival. On Made in Brooklyn the “Sky Crane.” The Phoe- pm. Call for location, (718) surface on stand out tracks like of traditional African Ameri- nurture and perpetuate the art Nights at Armour Mansion and Tours the stars of the show nix Mars Mission was the fi rst can music as part of the 2012 983—6292. man-made probe ever sent to form of New Orleans Jazz. $20. DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION Dead Man. In 2011, Canon Logic are glassmakers, metal smiths Free Friday Family Jam Series. 6 pm. Brooklyn Bowl [61 Wythe and woodworkers. They make the Martian Arctic. Along the APPRECIATION NIGHT AT hooked up with NYC based Free. 6:30–7:15 pm. Brooklyn Ave. between N. 11th and N. record label Engine Room Re- wine, chocolate, bicycles, fur- way, the Phoenix discovered a Children’s Museum [145 Brook- MCU PARK: Come early to the giant frozen ocean trapped be- 12th streets in Williamsburg, Cyclones game and win a free cordings to craft a follow-up to niture, ceramics and more. My lyn Ave. at St. Marks Avenue (718) 963-3369], www.brook- tours celebrate the creativity, neath the north pole of Mars, Sandy the Seagull bobblehead. FM Arcade and continue their in Crown Heights, (718) 735- lynbowl.com. momentum. The result is Rapid ingenuity and entrepreneurial exotic food for aliens, and 4400], www.brooklynkids.org. Join in on the fun activities as spirit of Brooklynites past and liquid water. Refreshments will THEATER, SCIENCE FICTION the Cyclones host DSNY Ap- Empire. A fi ve song EP driven “HOW TO TRAIN YOUR MUSICAL: 10 pm. See Friday, by striking rhythms and an un- present. Don’t just come to see be served. Free. 3 pm. Pow- Live Spectacular”: preciation Night! Don’t forget erHouse Arena [37 Main St. at DRAGON: Aug. 3. relenting energy, Rapid Empire Brooklyn. Get to know Brook- The smashing production takes to stay after the game for the lyn! $35. (917) 747–1911, www. Water Street in DUMBO, (718) fi reworks display! $9-$16. 7 offers a glimpse into a sprawl- 666-3049], www.powerhouse- off where the movie leaves off SALES AND MARKETS ing, imaginative dystopia of Tim madeinbrooklyntours.com. with acrobats, warriors, Vikings pm. MCU Park [1904 Surf Ave. arena.com. PARK SLOPE FLEA MARKET: at W. 17th St. in Coney Island, Kiely’s creation. Themes of fear, BOOKS, EXHIBITION: Olympic and yes, fi re breathing drag- Peruse antiques, collectibles, solitude, risk, and perseverance Portraits by Joe Klamar: Olym- MUSIC, THE WILLIAMSBURG ons. $32.50-$149.50. 7 pm. (718) 449-8497], www.brook- YACHT CLUB PRESENTS: vintage, crafts, and furniture. 8 lyncyclones.com. are set against each other as a pic Portraits by award-winning Nassau Coliseum [1255 Hemp- am–6 pm. PS 321 [180 Seventh fractured narrative unfolds over Agence France-Presse photog- Yacht Rock Summer Splash! stead Tnpke at Earle Ovington Ft. Playboys of the Western Ave. between First and Second dynamic soundscapes. Singularly rapher, Joe Klamar consists of Boulevard in Uniondale, (800) streets in Park Slope, (917) 991- conceived and focused, Rapid color portraits shot by Klamar World & 45RPM: Yacht Rock 745–3000], www.nassaucoli- SUN, AUG. 5 Tribute band The Playboys 7807], www.parkslopefl eamar- Empire delivers the sound of a at a Dallas, Texas hotel during seum.com. ket.com. young band at their strongest. the U.S. Olympic Commit- of the Western World bring PERFORMANCE grooves as heavy as a barnacle MUSIC, WILD FLAG AT CEL- $5–$8. 6 pm. Brooklyn Bowl [61 tee’s Media Summit this May. EBRATE BROOKLYN: Enjoy OTHER THEATER, THE TRAGEDY OF Wythe Ave. between N. 11th and Many of the photographs were encrusted anchor, and voices as smooth as a pacifi c breeze, the sounds of this all female- MADE IN BROOKLYN TOURS: OTHELLO, THE MOORE OF N. 12th streets in Williamsburg, fi rst met with harsh criticism indie rock band consisting of See Friday, Aug. 3. VENICE, DIRECTED BY MARK (718) 963-3369], www.brooklyn- from a bevy of news sites and you can rest assured that the sacred yachtrock repertoire rock’s most talented women. 7 BOOKS, EXHIBITION: Olympic HARBORTH: 7:30. See Friday, bowl.com. photo blogs quick to highlight pm. Prospect Park Band Shell the images’ alleged defects— will be done justice by this Portraits by Joe Klamar: See Aug. 3. BINGO NIGHT: Bring your luck. $3. band. $5–$8. 6 pm. Brooklyn [Prospect Park West and Ninth Friday, Aug. 3. MUSIC, MUSIC: Bouncing Souls, 6:45 pm. St. Columba RC Church citing the off-hand poses, the Street in Park Slope, (718) 965- stressed lighting, the scarred Bowl [61 Wythe Ave. between THE 2012 ART OF BROOK- Menzingers, Luther: You can - Auditorium [2245 Kimball St. N. 11th and N. 12th streets in 8900], www.bricartsmedia. LYN FILM FESTIVAL - AUG. count the number of bands Avenue U and Avenue V in Ma- backdrops—and labeled the org/cb. work an affront to the elite sta- Williamsburg, (718) 963-3369], 4-12 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE: who’ve stayed together for 20 rine Park, (718) 338-6265]. tus of the American Olympic www.brooklynbowl.com. THE BROOKLYN CYCLONES AT Screenings of over 45 World, years on two hands, and you BOOKS, BOOKS BENEATH THE athletic team. Such criticisms SHABBAT SERVICE: Catered din- HOME: Come down to the NYC and Brooklyn Premieres can use just one to count those BRIDGE: Community Bookstore miss the work’s powerful and ner with singing and stories. People’s Playground to root, in all genres. Each day of the who’ve consistently released Park Slope: This inaugural out- nuanced compositions and RSVP required. Children $10; root, root, for Brooklyn’s home festival features pre-screening quality material for two de- door literature series will feature display of personality. Here we Members $20; Non-members: team: the Mini-Mets, Pride of receptions and after parties cades. This year, The Bounc- 6 nights of outdoor readings see real individuals at the peak $25. 6 pm. Bay Ridge Jewish Coney Island, our own boys of included in the ticket price. ing Souls enter that esteemed by authors, followed by a Q&A. of their athletic career in or- Center [405 81st St., between summer — the Cyclones! 7 pm. The AoBFF is also presenting category, and in keeping with Each night will be curated by a dinary and impromptu poses, Fourth and Fifth avenues in MCU Park [1904 Surf Ave. at W. two FREE screenings of clas- their D.I.Y. roots, they’ve done local, independent bookstore. sometimes playful, some quite Bay Ridge, (718) 836–3103.] 17th St. in Coney Island, (718) sic Brooklyn cult fi lms: THE it without major labels, cor- Free. 7 pm. Brooklyn Bridge Park intense, in an unplanned set- www.bayridgejewishcenter. 449-8497], www.brooklyncy- WARRIORS (1979) and OUT porate radio, MTV, or teen [334 Furman Street in Brooklyn ting. You will not see world- org. clones.com. FOR JUSTICE (1991) complete magazine pinups. $22. 6 pm. Heights, (718) 222-9939], www. class athletes like this any- MUSIC, YACHT ROCK CLUB FILM, “I’M NO ANGEL”: Bring with costume contests and Brooklyn Bowl [61 Wythe Ave. brooklynbridgepark.org. where. POWERHOUSE Arena SUMMER SPLASH: The Wil- a blanket or a chair and enjoy prizes! $10 online/$12 at door between N. 11th and N. 12th FILM, 2012 SUMMER MOVIES: Hours: Monday – Wednesday: liamsburg Yacht Club pres- this showing of the Mae West and FREE. check for times. St. streets in Williamsburg, (718) Mission Impossible: Ghost 10 am – 7 pm, Thursday – Fri- ents Playboys of the Western classic. Free (Popcorn and ice Francis College [180 Remsen 963-3369], www.brooklynbowl. Protocol: Watch Tom Cruise day: 10 am – 8 pm, Saturday: World, a band with rocking cream at reasonable rates). 8 St., between Court and Clinton com. reprise his role in the latest Mis- 11 am – 8 pm, Sunday: 11 am – tunes and a soothing voice. pm. Narrows Botanical Gar- streets in Brooklyn Heights, sion Impossible fi lm at Coney 7 pm. Free. PowerHouse Arena $5-$8. 6 pm. Brooklyn Bowl [61 dens [7200-7398 Shore Rd. at (718) 489-5200], https://www. SALES AND MARKETS Island. free. 7 pm. Coney Island [37 Main St. at Water Street Wythe Ave. between N. 11th 71st Street in Bay Ridge, (718) sfc.edu. PARK SLOPE FLEA MARKET: Beach (359 West 12th Street in in DUMBO, (718) 666-3049], and N. 12th streets in Williams- 748-4810]. ARTS AND CULTURE FEST: The 8 am–6 pm. See Saturday, Coney Island), www.nycgov- www.powerhousearena.com. burg, (718) 963-3369], www. THEATER, SCIENCE FICTION Creative Side launches a one- Aug. 4. parks.org/parks/coneyisland/ events/2012/08/06/2012-sum- SPECIAL QUESTS (COUNCIL (718) 722-3218]. are curated by BAMcinématek, Gotham Avenue in Marine Park, versial new buildings, offering mer-movies-mission-impossible- MEMBER LETITIA JAMES, DI- JAZZ REACH: SummerStage pres- and DJs from Brooklyn Radio (718) 421-2021]. viewers a nuanced glimpse at 23 ghost-protocol. RECTOR KELLY ANDERSON, kick off the evening. Bike valet ents Metta Quintet’s Get Hip; MUSIC, AN EVENING WITH the way Brooklyn is changing. A MUSIC, LIVE RADIO!: The idiosyn- FIFTH AVENUE COMMITTEE’S a fun interactive intro to jazz. provided by Transportation Al- CAKE: The California-based al- $35. (160 Schermerhorn St. in UGUST cratic folk musician Diane Cluck MICHELLE DE LA UZ AND Free. 10:30–11:30 am. Sunset ternatives. Free. 6 pm. Brooklyn ternative rock band Cake comes Downtown). will visit the Airborne Event radio GIOVANNI PUELLO AND REPS Park (41st St. between Fifth and Bridge Park [334 Furman Street to Williamsburg Park to rock out. C 3-9, 2012, show for a live set on piano and FROM FUREE): My Brooklyn is Seventh Avenues in Sunset Park), in Brooklyn Heights, (718) 222- $45. 6 pm. Williamsburg Park BOOKS, EXHIBITION: Olympic guitar with cello accompaniment. a documentary about Director www.nycgovparks.org. 9939], www.brooklynbridgepark. (North 12th St. and Kent Avenue Portraits by Joe Klamar: See 9 pm. The Castello Plan [1213 Kelly Anderson’s personal jour- FILM, 2012 SUMMER MOVIES: org. in Williamsburg). Friday, Aug. 3. Cortelyou Road in Ditmas Park, ney, as a Brooklyn “gentrifi er,” to Top Gun: Watch the classic MUSIC, OVERLORD CONCERT: THE BROOKLYN CYCLONES AT THE 2012 ART OF BROOK- (718) 856-8888]. understand the forces reshaping Tom Cruise fi lm “Top Gun” at Brooklyn-based indie-pop band HOME: 7 pm. See Friday, Aug. 3. LYN FILM FESTIVAL - AUG. her neighborhood along lines of COMEDY, MIKE BIRBIGLIA: Work- McCarren Park. free. 6 pm. Mc- Overlord gets ready to play MUSIC, LITTLE DRAGON AT CEL- 4-12 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE: OURIER ing It Out: Comedian/fi lm-maker race and class. 7 pm. Park Slope Carren Park (Bedford Avenue songs from their new album, EBRATE BROOKLYN: Swedish check for times. See Saturday, United Methodist Church (410 Mike Birbiglia does his hilarious and North 12 Street in Wil- “IN SOVIET RUSSIA, MY HEART electro-soul sweetheart Little Aug. 4. stand-up at Union Hall for your Sixth Ave at Eighth Street in Park liamsburg), www.nycgovparks. BREAKS YOU” at Union Hall. $8. L Dragon takes the stage at Cel- IFE laughing pleasures. $15. 9:30pm. Slope). org/events/2012/08/08/sum- 7:30pm. Union Hall [702 Union COMMUNITY FAIR: Amusement ebrate Brooklyn. 7:30 pm. Pros- rides, clowns, face painting, Union Hall [702 Union St. at Fifth MUSIC, SLAVIC SOUL PARTY: Bal- merscreen-in-mccarren-park- St. at Fifth Avenue in Park Slope, pect Park Band Shell [Prospect Avenue in Park Slope, (718) 638- tic brass and Russian jazz-chops top-gun. (718) 638-4400], www.union- Park West and Ninth Street in pony rides, sports, games, 4400], www.unionhallny.com. at the Slavic Soul Party. $10. MUSIC, CONCERT: Plastic Soul per- hallny.com. Park Slope, (718) 965-8900], raffl es, entertainment and so 9 pm. Barbes [376 Ninth St. at forms classic rock from the 60’s COMEDY, DUMBO COMEDY: www.bricartsmedia.org/cb. much more. Free. 10 am–8 Sixth Avenue in Park Slope, (718) and 70’s . Bring a blanket and a Dumbo Comedy brings you pm. Paerdegat Park (Albany 965-9177], www.barbesbrook- DANCE, CRUEL SUMMER 80S TUES, AUG. 7 chair. Free. 7 pm. Marine Park NYC’s top comics from Comedy DANCE PARTY: Dance to old- Ave. and Farragut Road in Ca- lyn.com. [Fillmore Ave. and E. 33rd Street Central, MTV, HBO and all the BOOKS, EXHIBITION: Olympic school hip-hop, retro-Madonna narsie). in Marine Park, (718) 238–6044]. best clubs. free. 8:30pm. 68 Jay and the one-hit-wonders of Portraits by Joe Klamar: See Fri- St Bar [68 Jay St in Dumbo, (718) HISTORY DAY AT DENO’S WON- day, Aug. 3. the 80s at this time-travelling DER WHEEL: Celebrate Coney WED, AUG. 8 260-8207], www.facebook.com/ party. $10. 8 pm. Bell House [149 24 SINGALONG: Come clap, dance, THURS, AUG. 9 dumbocomedy. and the Coney Island History sing or just watch! $2.50. 11:00. WORKSHOP, HOW TO BUY A Seventh St. at Third Avenue in Project with live music, enter- SEVEN DANCE, Q-TIP (DJ SET): Co- Gowanus, (718) 643-6510], www. The Moxie Spot [81 Atlantic Ave. HOME: Learn about credit is- BOOKS, EXHIBITION: Olympic tainment and of course history. sues, places to look, and how founder of the legendary Tribe thebellhouseny.com. between Hicks and Henry streets Portraits by Joe Klamar: See Fri- Called Quest, Q-Tip will be Come in 1920’s dress and get much you can afford. Free. day, Aug. 3. in Brooklyn Heights, (718) 923- behind the grooves at Brooklyn one free ride on the Wonder 9710], themoxiespot.com. CAMBA Small Busines Services “WALL-E”: The animated version [884 Flatbush Ave; Second Floor Bowl. $8. 11 pm. Brooklyn Bowl SAT, AUG. 11 Wheel. Free. 1–6 pm. Deno’s GRAND FALLOONS: Summer- of the coming of age of a robot, [61 Wythe Ave. between N. 11th Stage presents these 20 year in Flatbush, (718) 282–2500], featuring the voices of John Wonder Wheel Amusement www.camba.org. and N. 12th streets in Williams- Park (12th St. and The Board- veterans of the Big Apple Circus Ratzenberger; Kathy Najimy and burg, (718) 963-3369], www. OUTDOORS AND TOURS will entertain, juggling, slapstick, BOOKS, EXHIBITION: Olympic Fred Willard. Don’t forget the brooklynbowl.com. TOUR, CONEY ISLAND ON THE walk in Coney Island), www. audience participation. Free. Portraits by Joe Klamar: See Fri- blanket and popcorn. Free. Sun- REAL: Join preservationist and wonderwhelle.com. 10:30–11:30 am. Underwood day, Aug. 3. set. East River State Park (N. 8th lifelong Brooklyn resident Joe Sve- PARADE, UNIVERSAL HIP HOP Park (Washington Ave. at DeKalb THE 2012 ART OF BROOKLYN St. and Kent Avenue in Williams- FRI, AUG. 10 hlak for an exploration of Ameri- PARADE: A parade route in Avenue in Clinton Hill), www.ny- FILM FESTIVAL - AUG. 4-12 ST. burg), www.townsquareinc.com. ca’s fi rst great seaside resort, aka Bed-Stuy dedicated to hip-hop FRANCIS COLLEGE: check for MADE IN BROOKLYN TOURS: See cgovparks.org. THE 2012 ART OF BROOKLYN “Sodom by the Sea.” $20. 10:30 culture and social justice, in times. See Saturday, Aug. 4. FILM FESTIVAL - AUG. 4-12 ST. Friday, Aug. 3. am. Coney Island, (212) 935-2075, BOOKS, A BOOK LAUNCH PARTY, the memory of Marcus Garvey. “FOUR NEW MESSAGES” BY GREENMARKET: Local produce; FRANCIS COLLEGE: check for BOOKS, EXHIBITION: Olympic www.mas.org/tours. JOSHUA COHAN: A spectacu- fresh baked goods and seasonal times. See Saturday, Aug. 4. Portraits by Joe Klamar: See Fri- Free. 3:00pm. Marcus Garvey larly talented young writer has goodies, WIC and Senior FMNP FLEA MARKET: Trump 4Us senior day, Aug. 3. PERFORMANCE Boulevard, www.theuniversal- returned from the present with coupons accepted. Free. 8 am–3 program is sponsoring a fund- SUMMER STROLL: Take a walk, MUSIC, THE JACKSONS AT SEA- hiphopparade.com. Four New Messages, urgent and pm. Bartel-Pritchard Circle (15th raising event which will benefi t listen to music, and have a relax- SIDE CONCERT: ABC, easy as 1, THE BROOKLYN CYCLONES visionary dispatches that seek to St. and Prospect Park West in Jasa Senior program. A variety ing dinner, all presented by the 2, 3! The Jacksons re-unite for a AT HOME: 6 pm. See Friday, save art, sex, and even alienation Prospect Park), www.prospect- of merchandise will be on sale. vendors and merchants on Third show at Coney Island this sum- Aug. 3. park.org. mer, bringing back the greatest from corporatism and technol- Free. 11 am to 3 pm. Trump Avenue. Free. 6–10:30 pm. Third ENTERTAINMENT, WASSA- ogy run rampant. Free. 7 pm. [2942 W. 5th St. in Coney Island, Avenue [Third Ave. 81st to 89th hits of their era. free. 7:30 pm. MUSIC IN THE GROVE: Sing, BASSCO BURLESQUE: Beautiful PowerHouse Arena [37 Main St. dance, celebrate, and enjoy the (718) 946-7973]. streets in Bay Ridge, (718) 748- Seaside Concert (West 21st at Water Street in DUMBO, (718) beauty of the park, featuring Mo- MOVIES, SYFY MOVIES WITH A 9700]. Street and Surf Avenue in Coney scantily clad women for your 666-3049], www.powerhouse- ey’s Music Party. Free. 10–11 am. VIEW: Barefoot in the Park (G): CAMPING: Break out the s’mores Island). viewing pleasure. $12. 11 pm. arena.com. Fort Greene Park Visitor Center This is the 13th season of Brook- and have a fun fi lled sleep out G TRAIN TOUR: A renowned ar- Union Hall [702 Union St. at Fifth FILM, MY BROOKLYN SCREEN- [Enter park at Myrtle Avenue and lyn Bridge Park’s movie series on under the stars. 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SSNYshallmail process againstitmaybe agent ofLLCuponwhom SSNY designatedas location: KingsCounty. on 04/23/2012, Office EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL AUG. 3-8, 2012, COURIER LIFE DT 25 Photo by Denis Gostev Denis by Photo rst rst ’ “I’ve watched her for It’s performances like are go- more sure “I’m Continued on Page 26 Battle in the Boro on July July on Boro the in Battle 13. She combined 63 for the on games two in points opening of the day United National– Junior States Nike National Champion- ships the at Capital Sports on Sunday. Complex a long time and not much but amazes me, does she me,” amazed points 51 the Exodus and Nazareth coach Lauren Best said. 5-foot-6 the have which that the among ranked Cuevas in players top the class slot- is of 2014. An All-City she fi selection, team ted as the eight pros- No. and country, the in pect guard point the at third position HoopGurlz. by She has drawn interest from a host of Division I Kentucky, as such schools, Syracuse, Miami, South and State, Florida Florida, Nebraska. to ing starting to call,” Best said. “She It’s can get whatever probably wants. she oor on most most on oor do it. He’s definitely definitely He’s it. do improving. He has the skills to skills the has He Nazareth’s Bianca Cuevas is so talented on the the on talented so is Cuevas Bianca Nazareth’s — Coach Bud Pollard on Jaquan Lynch on Jaquan Bud Pollard — Coach ‘ super summer • Cuevas having having Cuevas Nazareth rising basket- rising Nazareth “They think I’m a su- She expects plenty she something isn’t It 51 dropped Cuevas BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI SUPERGIRL: court, her teammates are starting call to her a superhero. ball star Cuevas Bianca has an played at elite level all summer — one almost worthy a cape, of mask, and cool nickname, her coach and fellow players the — but say junior guard not letting she’s says all the praise get to her head. The Bronxperhero,” na- tive joked. “Everyone ex- pects from a lot me.” to able is from herself as well: the player Nazareth both on game a dominate ends of the fl nights. likes to preferring do, to get teammates going as well, she is getting but the games over taking to used at Exo- an for needed when dus NYC team that’s not in as talent with loaded as years past. Basketball seven sank and points Exodus’s in 3-pointers Florida to loss eight-point Girl’s Photo by Denis Gostev Continued on Page 26 “Next year I need him That’s just suits Lynch ne. He stillne. He sees himself uating plenty of points to to points of Stokes, (Stink) Pat Brown, and Rachard and Moody, plenty with Thaddeus Hall grad- uating up. make Pollard ball,” that score to cracked. fi is which as what a scorer, notice coaches college made — Transit Tech’s Richard Williams Richard Tech’s — Transit nitely nitely improv- The coach was to quick Pollard doesn’t plan to question is], can he carry a a carry he can is], question lead- scoring, without team the running offense, the ing team?” still He add: “He has the skills to do it. He’s defi winter. ing.” this use on the him exclusively ball has several point capable Nazai as such guards, feel like all this hard work work hard this all like feel off.’ paid ‘I’m just happy, point blank. I blank. point happy, just ‘I’m • Thomas Jefferson’s Jaquan “Son is trying Son” Lynch out several different positions this “He has to make the right pass the at right Pollardtime,” said. “[The to free up teammates. He He like guard. a point Rather in 3-pointer a taking than transition, Pollard pointed teammates. out, trying he’s up to drive defense the of teeth the into free to still has to go, a long way the coach said, is which expected considering he is to new thenow position. SWITCH UP: SWITCH summer with the Juice All-Stars. BY ZACH BRAZILLER ZACH BY learning new positions new learning The biggest change, Jef- Lynch hasLynch of spent a lot “If I wanted the at to play At just 6-foot, Lynch Lynch has Lynch spent much The Thomas Jefferson Jefferson Thomas The Call it Jaquan “Son Son” Son Son shakeup! Lynch Lynch shakeup! Son Son lard said, is thinking Lynch coach Lawrence “Bud” Pol- ferson and Juice All-Stars ning and the roll. pick has worked hard on run- on hard worked has standing of the position. He He position. the of standing to get an even better under- better even an get to and Kyrie Irvingand Kyrie to try play time Chris watching Paul into place.” into and everything willand fall ter and as a player a person, trying to get smarter, bet- smarter, get to trying other people I’m better. look College. “I love making making love “I College. event at Richard at event Stockton ing the Live in Atlantic City City Atlantic in Live the ing he said last Wednesday dur- next level, I had no choice,” next I had level, no choice,” commodity. to make him an attractive attractive an him make to some time point guard at become capable of spending spending of capable become knew he needed to at least least at to needed he knew proving his ball-handling. ning an offense, and im- and offense, an ning cisions with the ball, run- his shot, making sound de- involved before looking for for looking before involved on getting his teammates teammates his getting on tion. He’s worked diligently diligently worked He’s tion. justing to a brand posi- new for thefor Juice All-Stars, ad- of the summer on the ball ball the on summer the of tor. tributor, shooter to penetra-tributor, point guard, scorer to dis- to scorer guard, point — from shooting guard to shooting from — several different positions leap, he’s testing he’s leap, himself at he’s preparedhe’s the for big ard Pitino, to make but sure tional and coach new Rich- mited to FloridaInterna- standout has already com- Lynch’s shakedown cruise.Lynch’s 26 DT COURIER LIFE, AUG. 3-8, 2012 behind established stars Paschall in the sixth grade, Apache coach then and NYC Exodus with playing began Cuevas now, said. dog” Best big “the is She respects. summer for Cuevas in many now.” short real away. far so getting is Time a reality. Before it seemed pick up now. It’s becoming jury, costing him valuable valuable him jury, costing in- knee right aserious with summer oflast most missed held limited interest. He and without anyoffers was he Tech, at Transit years prove. solid two Despite summer for that.” thankful thanks to my coaches. I’m gotmy opportunity nally with level,” fi “I this hesaid. aweek. plentythan scholarship offers in less skill-set. He also landed sixhis versatility, and strength impressing coaches with to month, all for himself name almost in unison. approval, in head their ded nod- others while name his for packets their searched with Williams familiar the stands as those not through heard murmur the vision college coaches. crowd oftopdi- the through might. guard shooting a skilled afi in dropped softly and guard, of apoint man with the athleticism head up, spun around his his keeping while dribbles forceful four took wing in Atlantic City, the 6-foot-4 Newfor York the Lightning skills. his with coaches summer wowing college Williams is spending the wows scouts wows Continued from Page 25 Page from Continued It’s a different type of of type It’s adifferent Williams entered the the entered Williams play at Icould knew “I a made has But Williams was that?” you“Did see heard was A gasp Case in point: Playing Tech’s Richard Transit BY ZACH BRAZILLER Cuevas Williams Williams nger-roll as nger-roll - school. high entering before so do to Barrett Anjale and Vaughn of Shannon Bobbitt, Kia teams. She joined the ranks nation’s the top against ing program history compet- player in youngest the was Cuevas competition. older fl show star young watch the Davis, and Brianna Butler. Taylor Janine Ford, O’Neill, like Bria Hartley, Jennifer conference player at the conference thinks he can be an all- who is recruiting Williams excited.” very it,” “I’m serve hesaid. ested, he said. national are all very inter- Inter- Florida and Hofstra, play. Carolina, East DePaul, dis- impressive yet another in took schools three the Manhattan followed after Peter’s, and St. Canisius, in the week. Last Thursday, early Duquesne and ture, Georgia, then St. Bonaven- way from back onhis night, came Kent State on Sundaycoast-to-coast drive. First that as furious and fast as ball.” the he pushes fends, shoots the ball well, he de- he ball, the rebounds “He said. McNeil Shandue coach Lightning of everything,” went 4–1. Lightning the as lantic City the last few days, At- in off up where heleft Georgia, andgusta, picked Invitational fi Nike the reached Lightning in earnest last week as theLeague. Youth Elite the Basketball in program Nike-sponsored fi its season, solid team’s the in a major cog been has and Lightning the performed.” around,” heexposure. said. “I never ashes of greatness against against ofgreatness ashes “Every kid I’ve done it it done I’ve kid “Every Many people came to One top division coach coach topdivision One Ide- “Honestly, Ithink The offers have come bit“He’s donealittle began emergence His with traveled He still “I’ve always been nals in Au- rst as a playing with him,” she said. him,” shesaid. with playing presence. daughter to him, misses his 3. onJan. back tack at- ofaheart Hedied line. side- noton the —is chall motivation —Pas- her extra but pressure, extra of the think notto tries She gram. pro- ofthe face and leader time. at the Cuevas of said superstar,” Paschall with has turned out to be a scholarship offers in less than a week. aweek. than inless offers scholarship SHOW OFF: into one. It’s tiring, he said, scholarship offers wrapped and performances big-time how Williams pictured it — player.”good avery be to raw potential the has “He said. coach the out. and inside score to ability and intensity, tor, mo- about Williams’ raved coach level.mid-major The “I used to be hyped a who like was Cuevas, for club’s the Now sheis This month is exactly “His game is on the rise,” Former Transit Tech Richard star Williams landed six is only going to be ajunior.” be to going only is she and aveteran actually is She old. years 16 is she “Now her growtravel ball circuit. after fi up,” away college from years two moved on without Best now him, game.” the said. after speeches hour two giveus he would then and go crazy to used me.Apache to say anything noonewill and bench the endof the goto “Now Ijust hard work off.” paid hard this all like feel “I ning. blank,” Williams said, grin- reer anonymity. in much of his high school ca- interest spending after so sudden the all offers, the about when talking smile too. ously rewarding, oneday, in butgames obvi- playing as many as three “It’s amazing watching has career and Her life “I’m just happy, but help can’t Williams point ve years on the elite elite onthe ve years Photo by Denis Gostev Denis by Photo fi AA Class League Athletic title, and Public School season crown, the borough the Brooklyn AA regular to which Jefferson heled in season, junior breakout him in the fi son as coach. coach. as son his most successful sea- Quiles said then. be discussed thoroughly,” diligence. due its school doing the tation tarnished without anyone’snot want repu- shedid said incident and an investigation into the gressor. Quiles launched ag- the hewas that tions allega- the denied who has fi to authority the onewith only the was ment. com- seeking messages phone notreturn did 2008, since director athletic son Oluwole. rising junior Akilo Sam- Nigerian of whereabouts the over discussion heated a blows to after came edly 10. onJuly two the between altercation aphysical following coach school’s 17-year basketball that Murphy had fi reported it was after weeks comes more two than Quiles Providence cipal else.” much say can’t “[I] said. mison phy be will back this year. Mur- Rochelle and he both last week, that claiming confi Jamison Todd longtime jobs, their keep to able be will parties both boys— and basketball coach isover head boys and letic director man ath- its blowup between investigation into the Naz coach, sports nals, was predicated on predicated was nals, Continued from Page 25 Page from Continued BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI JOSEPH BY Son director face off The Kingsmen went Jamison is coming off “Everything needs to she said But Quiles Murphy, school’s the menreport- two The The decision by prin- good,” Ja-“We are School’s High Nazareth rst place. His re Jamison, red the rmed Photo by Christina Santucci Christina by Photo men. two the between into aconfrontation investigation aschool after jobs keep their withboth phy Mur- Rochelle letic director Todd ath- Jamison(left) and DEAL: PEACE to fi aplayer, as tion learning ashooter.” “I’m thinks, maneuver, to space he has the ball on the wing and when hehas and ball the off playing heprefers said ability. Lynch scoring his ties. abili- ofhis most the ing mak- and ateam running doors. its it closing was ruary it was announced in Feb- keep the school open after fi its reach to helppaign Nazareth of cam- the successful part integral an also was mison Ja- basketballgirls team. with its nationally ranked nament Btour- Class Federation inthe league in the state Albany alongwell. as crown state a Catholic added and 1989 since title school’swon the fi Bdivision, Class sociation High Schoolundefeated in the Catholic Athletic As- It’s all part of his evolu- ofhis part It’s all Nazareth represented nd a balance between between nd abalance nancial goals to to goals nancial Nazareth coach coach Nazareth rstcity AUG. 3-8, 2012, COURIER LIFE DT 27 elder fth fth and Auto Loans Cards Credit Mortgages Personal Loans Convenient ATMs Photo by Steve Solomonson ▲▲▲▲▲ Meanwhile, the Cyclones innings, allowing no addi- no innings, allowing tional runs, and striking out a total batters of 10 in seven innings of work. offense surged, drive bringing twohome runners in the line a fi the in two on third, nal run right by fi Pina a fi Eudy blast from Nimmo, now who season the 24 RBIs on boasts and a batting average of .286 theover last games. 10 nymcu.org or rst rst after Checking Money Market CDs IRAs Online Banking Outfi elder Brandon Nimmo brought his bat to Outfi ▲▲▲▲▲ Join today! 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After striking out Sabol, Stokes let Clones third baseman Alex- ander Sanchez rope one to fi center ans. still had more in the tank: the team two up more put sin- with sixth, the in runs Nimmo Concepcion, by gles six four for went — who on the night — Reynolds eighth, the In Evans. and Reynolds singled again and scored. The Scrappers at- tempted to rally in the bot- tom half of the frame, fell but short after an RBI single by fi right bell and a two-run off double the of center bat fi Naquin. Brandon Nimmo led the over victory to Cyclones Scrap- Valley Mahoning the pers this — but time he had some help from hurler Rainy Lara. y Former Major League Pitcher Major League Former fth, fth, giv- elder Ju- elder The Scrappers managed rst baseman Boyd Jayce rst baseman Evan Frazar. ied the out, but amount ing up back-to-back singles back-to-back ing up and Evans and Reynolds to no with Plawecki walking then Boyd outs. a sac hit fl home. 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