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People with Medicare, Mark Your Calendars! OCTOBER 30-NOVEMBER 5 Our Town Downtown 7 EBOLA JITTERS FOR packed evening commute — it Evangeline Love was riding alley — Dean BeLer, a 68-year- she’d felt proud to hear that a honest, I don’t even want to talk seemed hard for many not to the train to her job with the city old tourist from Williamsburg, doctor from Doctors Without to people.” SOME NEW YORKERS feel a tad uneasy. Human Resources Administra- Virginia, was taking in the Borders was living there, and Outside Bellevue on Friday, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 On the L train — another tion. “I saw the mayor and the view. He said New York ap- was more concerned for him Suraya Yesmin felt similar line Spencer had ridden — a governor,” she said. “There’s no peared to have done a good job than for herself. fears. “Where is the man with ing through Penn Station, one group of schoolgirls in uni- need for hysteria. I’m here.” of handling things, “compared “If I get it, I get it,” said the Ebola?” asked Yesmin, of Ozone of the most crowded places form passed around a bottle of Also there: school social to the fi asco in Dallas.” 47-year-old offi ce assistant. Park, Queens. She’d brought in the city. “It’s only one con- hand sanitizer. Construction worker Alicia Clavell, 55, read- Jen Paul, 43, was taking But for Stan Malone, 45, who her 10-year-old daughter to see fi rmed case. I’m certainly not worker T.J. DeMaso, 41, said ing a newspaper story about photos. “I’m not particularly lives across the street, things a dentist at the hospital, but completely hysterical — that he was concerned. “If the out- the Ebola case. “I feel they have afraid,” she said. “I don’t gener- were bad enough to make him ended up leaving. makes little sense.” breaks get any more common, it under control,” she said. “I’m ally handle other people’s body — and three family members “It’s because of the virus,” she And yet, in a place where I’ll be moving out of the city,” he just hoping this is an isolated fl uids. It would be a shame if the who live in Spencer’s building said. “We’re scared.” space of any kind is at a premi- said. “You could catch it and not incident.” bowling alley and other busi- — pack up for a hotel, where But Mayor De Blasio visited um and where a day is a series even know it. You could bring it On the elevated High Line on nesses were to suff er because they stayed Thursday night. the isolation unit at Bellevue of countless physical interac- home to your kids. That’s not a the far West Side — also a place of needless fears.” “I don’t think this is gonna where Dr. Spencer is being tions — from the newsstand to chance I want to take.” Spencer reported visiting, Back at Spencer’s Harlem be the last case,” said Malone, treated on Sunday, saying that the morning coff ee guy to the Others were more relaxed. along with a Brooklyn bowling building, Tanya Thomas, who who said he was on his way to he’s “looking better.” lives on the fourth floor, said buy a protective mask. “To be SUCCESS ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOLS – NYC plans to open a new public charter school in Manhattan. When: August 2015 Where: Community School District 1 Grades: K and 1st grade for the opening school year and serving K-12th grade at full scale (pre-K, middle school, and high school grades subject to government approval) Success Academy has a proven record of excellence, with our scholars consistently scoring in the top 7% of public schools in New York State for reading, science, and math.* To learn more about Success Academy’s proposed new schools, please visit: SuccessAcademies.org/NewSchools We encourage your input: [email protected] * For source information: SuccessAcademies.org/about People with Medicare, Mark Your Calendars! Open enrollment for 2014 is October 15th to December 7th. During this period you can enroll for the first time, and sign up for or switch your Medicare Prescription The Table 4 Writers Foundation, formed to honor the legendary restaurateur Elaine Kaufman, will award a Plan and/or Medicare grand prize of $5,000 and two runner-up prizes of $2,500 apiece to promising writers as part of its third Advantage Plan. annual competition. Writers 21 and older are eligible for the grants, which will be presented at a gala in Spring 2015. Ms. Kaufman, known for nurturing writers and other creative people, died in December 2010 after running the celebrated Elaine’s restaurant on the Upper East Side for more than 47 years. All changes are effective Guidelines and application forms for the grants are available at www.table4.org. January 1st, 2015. All entries must be postmarked no later than Nov. 15, 2014. For more information call 311 and ask for “HIICAP.” Table 4 Writers Foundation 1650 Broadway, Suite 405 New York, NY 10019 www.table4.org [email protected].
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