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The area was home to luminaries like Count Basie, Lena Horne, Ella Fitzgerald, Illinois Jacquet, Jackie youth and build homes during annual address By David Brand will have a specific impact on Queens. deep into the night on Jan. 10, as patrons, in- Robinson, James Brown, Joe Louis, Milt Queens Daily Eagle From reopening communities centers in cluding Mayor Bill de Blasio, toasted a lease Hinton, Roy Campanella, Percy Sutton and Mayor Bill de Blasio delivered his seventh neighborhoods beset by municipal disin- agreement that would enable the 190-year-old Cootie Williams. “State of the City” address Thursday, pledg- vestment to helping small business owners Woodhaven watering hole to stay in business. ing to preserve the city’s affordable housing, negotiate leases with their landlords, Queens Local elected officials, the Queens Cham- expand education and help small businesses. played a key role in the mayor’s annual ad- ber of Commerce and even the de Blasio ERICA VLADIMER, A CANDIDATE De Blasio, speaking at the American Mu- dress. administration stepped in to help broker a challenging Carolyn Maloney in the seum of Natural History, laid out his vision Assisting small businesses new deal that would keep the historic bar in Democratic primary for New York’s 12th for the entire city, but many of his proposals The celebration at Neir’s Tavern lasted Continued on page 10 Congressional District, exited the race Friday. Her departure leaves three other candidates challenging Maloney, who has served in Congress since 1993. Flushing community board set THE NEW YORK SENATE ENVI- ronmental Conservation Committee approved a bill sponsored by State Sen. Joseph to vote on controversial rezoning Addabbo, Jr. to require hard lids or sturdy By Victoria Merlino tarps on top of “trash trains.” The coverings Queens Daily Eagle would prevent putrid goop from falling out of Community Board 7 will vote today on a the train cars as they travel. hotly contested plan to rezone the Flushing waterfront, which would allow developers to build condos, hotels, shops and office space “APART FROM THE FOUL ODORS along Flushing Creek. The advisory vote is and spilled garbage that many of my the latest phase in the city’s land use process constituents are burdened with on a regular for the site. basis, the trash trains have other negative The Queens borough president will also repercussions on the environment, local weigh in before the project goes before the property values and the public health,” City Council, which traditionally votes in Addabbo said. lock step with the local Councilmember Peter Koo on land use measures. The rezoning would allow FWRA LLC, a SAVE THE DATE: THE QUEENS partnership of three developers that own the County Bar Association will host its annual land, to reshape the Flushing waterfront, cre- Judiciary, Past Presidents and Golden ating a 13-tower, mixed-use complex across Jubilarian dinner on Tuesday, March 31 at 6 the 29 acres of mostly unutilized land. 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Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com QUEENS QUEENS TODAYTODAY QUEENS TODAY Lights out QUEENS 57,000 Queens residents lose power during intense Tuesday storm Continued from page 1 204,000 households in 2011. Hur- “My fellowship recently shift- ricane Sandy knocked out power TODAY ed to an online platform due to for 1.1 million customers in 2012. COVID, but now with the power Con Edison workers restored outage,Donovan there’s no way for me toRichards power to about 90,000 house wins- race for Queens BoroughFebruary President 13, 2020 connect with my co-workers.” holds within 24 hours, the utility said Sahiti Kovvuri, a Baruch reported. Continued from page 1 his win,” Ariola said. College student who lives in Much of their work requires Republican candidate Joann Ariola has The results of the contest will have future Queens Village. untangling wires from fallen received about 27.2 percent of the in-person political implications for the borough. Rich- The program was understand- trees that littered streets around vote total, while third party candidate Dao ards’ early departure from the Council on Jan. ing and agreed to put her work on the borough. Rain Monday soft- Yin, running on the “Red Dragon Party” line, 1 will trigger a special election in early 2021. Lightspause until power returned, Kov- ened the outsoil, making the trees received 2.4 percent, according to BOE re- NineQUEENS candidate have already filed to run in vuri said. more susceptible to toppling in sults. the June primary. And most will register for The storm57,000 had a particular Queens im- residentsthe high winds, the lose utility said. Richards scored 67.2 percent of the in-per- the likely special election, too. pact in Queens Village, Cambria “Restoration will require son total, or 380,449 votes, as of Wednesday Several Queens Republicans have encour- Heights,power Whitestone, during Middle intense Vil- clearing Tuesday nearly 500 roads storm that are morning. He declared victory at an election aged Ariola to run for the City Council in Continuedlage and Flushing, from page where 1 many 204,000blocked householdsby fallen trees. in 2011. Con Hur Ed- night party in Rosedale, echoing comments District 32, the only seat in Queens held by residents“My fellowship remained recentlywithout shiftpow- ricaneison must Sandy de-energize knocked outany powerwires he made to the Eagle during an interview in a Republican.TODAY Councilmember Eric Ulrich is eder Wednesdayto an online afternoon. platform dueWinds to forentangled 1.1 million in those customers trees, untangle in 2012. 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Ariola said it was still too early to make Outages also affected events “Crews give priority to mak- Celebrating Black College student who lives in Much of their work requires Ariola said she spoke with Richards and elsewhere in the borough.New ing repairs that will provide pow- that decision but did not rule out the possibil- Queens Village. untangling wires from fallen conceded defeat Wednesday morning. ity. YorkThe City’s program Housing was understand Preserva- treeser to thethat most littered customers streets quickly,around “Donovan and I have had a conversation History“No matter what I Monthdecide, it will always ingtion and and agreed Development to put her postponed work on thethen borough. restore smallerRain Monday groups soft and- pausea town until hall poweron storm returned, resiliency Kov in- enedindividual the soil, customers.” making the trees and I wished him luck and I told him Queens be community-based,” she said. “I’m going vuriEdgemere. said. more More susceptible than 7,000 to topplingwires were in can only proceed if we unite and work togeth- to focus on my family, my work and my com- DonovanTheOverall, storm Richards 292,000 had a particular will households take imoffice- thedown as high Queensacross winds, theBorough the city utility Wednesday. President said. on January 1. Eagle photo by David Brand er, and he agreed. And I congratulated him on munity.” pactlost powerin Queens in New Village, York CambriaCity and Con“Restoration Edison urged will residents require to Heights,Westchester Whitestone, County, Middlesurpassing Vil- clearingavoid downed nearly 500wires roads and that to arere- lagethe impactand Flushing, of Hurricane where Irene,many blockedport them by to fallen the utility trees. and Con to Ed the- residentswhich knocked remained out without power pow for- isonNYPD. must de-energize any wires A tree fell on top of a house near 82nd Avenue and 218th Street in Hollis Hills Tuesday. Photo by Michael Nussbaum erKhaleel Wednesday afternoon. Winds Anderson entangled in those trees, untangle wins Queens Assembly seat, becoming as high as 71 miles per hour in the wires and then work with mu- New York City forced the MTA nicipal public works crews to re- to temporarily suspendNew outdoor York’smove the trees,” Con youngest-ever Edison said Black state lawmaker trainEx-Bronx service. prosecutorin a statement.date elected to state office and thevies third for Western Voting Queens wait times varied across thecouncil vocating for constituents. seat OutagesBy Katherine also affected Middleton events Celebrating Black “Crewsyoungest give person priority ever to elected mak- to the state Forman said she supporteddistrict depending Mina Malik, on anoth the time- andof dayfocus on addressingAnderson agreedclimate that change. the area is un- elsewhereand in Davidthe borough.New Brand ing repairs that will provide powBy- David Brand Queens Daily Eagle Queens Daily Eagle er former prosecutor, in the 2019 Democratic pri- “Every facet of our society needs to be viewed York City’s Housing Preserva- er to theAssembly. most customers Future President quickly, Theodore and the location. 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22 •• QueensQueens Daily EagleEagle • • Thursday, Thursday, November August 6, 20205, 2020 2 • Queens Daily Eagle • Thursday, February 13, 2020 Transfer of power from Lentol to Gallagher may threaten funding for local projects By Josefa Velasquez and Claudia Irizarry Aponte THE CITY When voters in Williamsburg and Greenpoint cast their primary ballots in June, they did more than tap a new representative for an Assembly dis- trict that’s been held by Joe Lentol since the 1970s. Emily Gallagher’s stunning defeat over one of the most influential members in the state Assem- bly potentially puts on the chopping block mil- lions of dollars local nonprofit organizations and community programs receive. That’s because the programs were funded via the state budget, under a spoils system that re- wards senior members of the Legislature. It’s been a decade since then-Gov. David Pa- terson and leaders of the state Assembly and Sen- ate announced an end to so-called member items, taxpayer-funded allotments that individual state lawmakers used to back programs and projects in their districts. But the practice has persisted via different pots of money — putting potentially $10 mil- lion on the line in the Brooklyn Assembly district, where leadership will change hands for the first time in 48 years come Jan. 1. Gallagher ran unop- posed in the general election. Those earmarked taxpayer dollars, dubbed “pork” by critics, sustain improvements to schools and other community facilities in members’ dis- tricts. Other pots of money pay for social service and recreation programs. ‘A Broken System’ Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s aggressive budget management in response to COVID-induced cut- backs in state revenue has restrained but not end- ed the practice. Incumbents in the majority party, particularly those with seniority and leadership positions, have Assemblymember Joe Lentol speaks at an opening for a new library in Greenpoint in 2017. Photo by A. Katz/Shutterstock access to millions of dollars in grants and funds scattered throughout the state budget, making tic and Family Intervention Program, an addiction it difficult for newcomers to compete with their services provider. clout. Ultimately, the Assembly speaker, Senate majority leader and governor decide how to di- Smaller Scores for Newcomers vide the pie. Gallagher isn’t alone in bracing to fill the Gallagher vowed to “work tooth and nail to funding gap that is likely to come when she heads secure every dollar” possible for the North Brook- to Albany. Newcomers who have unseated long- lyn district, she told THE CITY in a statement. time incumbents in the state Senate have faced But she acknowledged that the earmarking of similar challenges, even as control of the body funds is emblematic of a power structure that hin- shifted to their Democratic Party. ders challengers. Take State Sen. Alessandra Biaggi (D-The “It’s indicative of a broken system if the only Bronx), who has received $1.34 million in SAM way to maintain resources for a community is to budget items in the last two years after unseating elect the same incumbent, decade after decade,” power-player Jeff Klein, according to information she said. “No New Yorker should be punished or provided to THE CITY by the Senate. rewarded based on how long your representative That’s a fraction of the nearly $8 million Klein stays in office.” was awarded in 2017 and 2018 through the SAM Emily Mijatovic, a Lentol spokesperson, said program as co-leader of a faction of Democrats in a statement that the longtime Assemblymember that aided Republican control of the Senate. “is confident his successor will be able to negoti- In Brooklyn, Democratic State Sen. Andrew ate and secure funding for projects in the 50th As- Gounardes secured $5.6 million in SAM grants in sembly District.” the last two years after unseating Marty Golden, a Republican. He was part of a wave of Democrats Generations of Lentols whose election earned his party a Senate majority Lentol’s influence was bolstered not only by after years of Republican rule. his longevity in the seat — previously held by his Among the additional funding awards father and grandfather — but also his chairman- Gounardes received, according to his office, was ship of the Assembly’s powerful codes committee, $100,000 for the Gerritsen Beach Volunteer Fire which holds sway over New York’s criminal law. Department for two emergency responder vehi- In the days when member items flowed more cles and $750,000 to renovate the main building openly, Lentol could command more member of the Guild for Exceptional Children, a district item dollars than even then-Speaker Sheldon Sil- nonprofit. ver, reaping $11.2 million for his district in 2007. But the $5.6 million in SAM grants fell far The money went to community groups as well as short of the $10.2 million Golden had obtained organizations like the Legal Aid Society and the during his last two years in office, according to the Osborne Association, which assists people who Senate. have been in the criminal justice system. Incoming Brooklyn Assemblymember Emily Gallagher Photo by Ben Fractenberg//THE CITY Gounardes, who is running in a contentious In 2010, Paterson and legislators ended the race to keep the seat he flipped in 2018, said, controversial member item practice, after multi- The sorts of programs funded provide lit- resentation. “State aid shouldn’t be a political maneuver or ple state lawmakers directed state funds to non- tle accountability for the public, said Ken Girar- “Our state’s political system is set-up so that way to stay in power.” profits as kickback schemes to enrich themselves din of the Empire Center, a fiscally conservative seniority matters. This might not be fair, but if we “I’ve fought tirelessly to secure much-needed and their families, ultimately leading to their im- think tank. lose Joe as a representative, our community will aid for southern Brooklyn, and am very proud that prisonment. “It is one of the most irresponsible things New potentially lose close to 14 million dollars,” Fran- we’ve been able to bring massive parks and edu- Yet the practice continues as distinct appropri- York state lawmakers do. The process is opaque, coise Olivas, a former volunteer coordinator for cation funding in our district through a variety of ations in the state’s spending plan or through ob- and projects get funded based on the political ben- Lentol’s reelection campaign, told THE CITY in channels,” he said in an email. “When I tell my scure programs and grants. efit for the sponsor, not the public need,” Girardin an email. constituents that we secured state funds for proj- Among them is the State and Municipal Facil- told THE CITY. Among the dollars potentially on the line: a ects, it’s not a political statement or wishful think- ities (SAM) program, created in 2013 to fund con- According to one former Lentol campaign $100,000 environmental grant for North Brook- ing as it was under past GOP control, but a need- struction projects and other capital investments, worker who shared usually obscure member-item lyn Neighbors, a non-profit environmental jus- ed investment in the future of our communities.” from playgrounds and new ambulances, to turf details, the longtime lawmaker was awarded tice group that serves the district; $30,000 for the THE CITY is an independent, nonprofit news fields to security cameras at NYCHA buildings to roughly $14 million this year. Much of that, she NYU Veterans Entrepreneur Training Program; outlet dedicated to hard-hitting reporting that renovations at the Brooklyn Public Library. said, could be in jeopardy with the change in rep- and $150,000 to the Greenpoint Outreach Domes- serves the people of New York.
Thursday, November 5, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 3 G uest Editorial Opinions Death rates have fallen for hospitalized COVID-19 patients as treatments improve By Dr. Monica Gandhi The Conversation Two large recent studies show that people hospitalized for COVID-19 in March were more than three times as likely to die as people hospitalized for COVID–19 in August. The first study used data from three hospitals in New York City. The chance of death for someone hospitalized for the coronavirus in those hospi- tals dropped from an adjusted 25.6 percent in March to 7.6 percent in August. The second study, which looked at survival rates in England, found a similar improvement. Continuous, significant improvement In March, out of 1,724 people hospitalized for COVID-19 in the three New York hospitals, 430 died. In August, 134 were hospitalized and five died. This change in the raw numbers could be driven by who was arriving at the hospital – if only older people were getting sick, the death rate would be higher, for ex- ample – but the researchers controlled for this in their calculations. To better understand what was causing this decrease in hospitalization death rate, the researchers accounted for a number of possible confounding factors, including the age of patients at hospitalization, race and ethnicity, the amount of oxygen support individuals needed when they got to the hospital and such risk factors as being overweight, smoking, high blood pressure, diabetes, lung disease and so on. No matter what their specific situation, a person hospitalized in March for COVID-19 was more than three times as likely to die as one hospitalized in August. The study in England looked at hospitalized coronavirus patients who were sick enough to go to a high-dependency unit (HDU) – one where they were monitored closely for oxygen needs – or the intensive care unit (ICU). As in the New York study, the researchers also accounted for confounding factors, but they calculated survival rates instead of mortality rates. Looking at 21,082 hospitalizations in England from March 29 to June 21, 2020, the authors found a continuous improvement in survival rates of 12.7 percent per week in the HDU and 8.9 percent per week in the ICU. Overall, between March and June the survival rate improved from 71.6 percent to 92.7 percent in the HDU and from 58 percent to 80.4 percent in the ICU. These in- creases in survival after hospitalization for the coronavirus in England mirrored the changes in New York City. Better treatments and better care are responsible The main reason researchers think coronavirus patients are doing better is simply that there are now effective treatments for the virus that didn’t ex- ist in March. I am a practicing infectious disease doctor at the University of California, San Francisco, and I have witnessed these improvements firsthand. Early on, my colleagues and I had no idea how to treat this brand-new virus that burst onto the scene in late 2019. But over the spring, large studies tested different treatments for COVID-19 and we now use an antiviral called remdesivir and a steroid called dexamethasone to treat our hospitalized coronavirus patients. Along with these new treatments, physicians gained experience and learned simple techniques that improved outcomes over time, such as posi- tioning a patient with low oxygen in a prone position to help distribute oxygen more evenly throughout the lungs. And as time has gone on, hospitals have be- come better prepared to handle the increased need for oxygen and other spe- cialized care for patients with the coronavirus. Though improvements in care and effective drugs like remdesivir and dexamethasone have helped greatly, the virus is still very dangerous. People with severe cases can suffer prolonged symptoms of fatigue and other debilitat- ing effects. Therefore, other treatments should be and are still explored. Public health measures help too Treatments have undoubtedly gotten better. But the authors of the New York City study specifically mention that public health measures not only led to the plummeting hospitalization rates – 1,724 in March vs. 134 in August – but might have helped lower death rates too. My own research proposes that social distancing and face coverings may re- duce how much virus people are exposed to, overall leading to less severe cas- es of COVID–19. It is important to continue to follow public health measures to help us get through the pandemic. This will slow the spread of the virus and help keep people healthier until a safe and effective vaccine is widely available. Dr. Monica Gandhi is professor of medicine, Division of HIV, Infectious Diseases and Global Medicine at the University of California at San Fran- cisco.
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In Brooklyn, George Floyd’s brother rallied voters on Election Day By Aaron Morrison Associated Press BROOKLYN (AP) — The murmurs spread quickly among the poll workers late Tuesday morning at a Brooklyn neighborhood station: George Floyd’s brother was present. A few came up to Terrence Floyd, whose brother George died at the hands of Minneapolis police, sparking protests for racial justice across the nation. “Keep the fight going,” one Black woman urged. Others asked to take their photos with Terrence. Since the death of his older brother on May 25, Terrence has been thrust into a spotlight he did not seek. A 42-year-old school bus driver in New York, Terrence is normally a quiet man, deeply at- tached to his three children. But now, he feels un- der constant pressure to relay his brother’s voice — especially on this Election Day, when, as he sees it, race and racial justice are on the ballot. “Ever since then, I’ve felt like he was talking to me,” he says of George’s death. “He was say- ing, ‘Little bro, just speak for me. Walk for me. Love for me. Get these people to understand what happened to me can happen to anybody.’” On Tuesday, Terrence’s black hoodie and face mask included the words “I can’t breathe,” “Jus- tice for George,” and “8:46,” the number of min- utes and seconds authorities initially said that a police officer held a knee to his brother’s neck un- til he became unresponsive. After famously urging calm as anger spilled onto the streets over his brother’s death, Terrence In this June 1, 2020, file photo, Terrence Floyd, center, stands at the spot in the intersection of 38th Street and Chicago Avenue, Min- planned to spend Election Day following up on a neapolis, where his brother, George Floyd, encountered police a week earlier and died while in their custody. AP photo by Beteto Matthews less-noticed part of his emotional plea to protest- ers: please vote. when he watched the New York Knicks play–you Terrence thought. And hoped. Maybe they had al- violence that spread to cities nationwide, Terrence The names George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, had no idea if you were going to win. ready heeded the message about the importance begged for calm. Ahmaud Arbery and Rayshard Brooks, all killed “I have a whole lot of emotions,” Terrence of voting. “Let’s switch it up, y’all. Let’s switch it up. by police or vigilantes, re-energized the Black said. “I’m more anxious than excited. I remem- “I never really wanted to be political and tell Do this peacefully, please,” Terrence said at a June Lives Matter movement this year and put race ber when (Barack) Obama was running (for pres- people who to vote for, because everybody has 1 press conference in Minneapolis. and justice at the center of the election. As voting ident) and everybody went out. I see that same their own decision, their own opinions,” Terrence That same day, the president threatened the wraps up coast to coast, their loved ones awaited energy now. So I’m really excited to see what hap- said. “But I do say, ‘Wake up, use your eyes, pay nation’s governors with deployment of the mili- signs that their public grief and loss of anonymi- pens.” attention to what’s going on.’” tary to states, if leaders did not quell violent un- ty weren’t in vain. Rev. Nicolas O’Rourke, the Pennsylvania or- Just after 1 p.m., they parked across the street rest. Former Vice President Joe Biden has prom- ganizing director for the Working Families Party, from the Brooklyn Museum, which has been serv- “My administration is fully committed that, ised racial justice and reforms, while President agreed that Tuesday was “so important.” Philadel- ing as a polling location. Outside of the building, for George and his family, justice will be served,” Donald Trump has stuck to a stern law and order phia became a hot spot in the wake of the fatal po- a small marching band sang, drummed and blew Trump said in remarks from the White House rhetoric. After a summer of protests, about half lice shooting of Walter Wallace Jr., a Black man wind instruments. They paused to allow Terrence Rose Garden. “He will not have died in vain. But of voters call racism a “very serious” problem in whose family members had requested mental cri- a moment to speak. we cannot allow the righteous cries and peaceful U.S. society, AP Votecast polling found. But com- sis intervention on Oct. 26. “If you don’t vote, you cannot complain when protesters to be drowned out by an angry mob.” pared with the pandemic and the economy, rela- “While communities are at varying points something goes wrong,” he said, using a loud- That day in June, Terrence canceled previous- tively few voters – about one in 10 – deemed rac- on the reform spectrum ... it’s pretty clear there speaker and microphone. “I’m out here to let y’all ly scheduled interviews with TV news networks. ism or law enforcement the country’s top issue, is a unilateral agreement that something needs to know that I voted, because I can’t talk the talk, if I He was overwhelmed. the polling found. shift,” he said. don’t walk the walk.” His surviving brothers and sisters have be- The Floyd family has helped the Biden cam- By early afternoon, Terrence, along with his More than a dozen people had stopped to hear come much closer over the last several months, paign get out the vote. On Sunday, Terrence joined attorney Sanford Rubenstein and civil rights ac- what Terrence had said and, when he concluded, Terrence said. His 17-year-old son, Amaree Floyd, his sister, Bridgett Floyd, and other family mem- tivist Kevin McCall, were driving around Brook- the band resumed playing. learned of his uncle’s passing by seeing the viral bers for a rally with Biden’s wife, Jill Biden, in lyn in their SUV with a loudspeaker and a micro- “Don’t forget to vote!” he chanted in rhythm video of the officer kneeling on his neck. Tallahassee, Florida. Last month, Bridgett ap- phone, looking for potential voters. But there were with the band. “I had to really talk to him about channeling peared in a campaign ad for Joe Biden. no lines at a handful of schools and community Tuesday marked exactly 155 days since Ter- his anger,” Terrence said. “I said, ‘Put that anger Like most of America, Terrence was anxious centers. rence visited Minneapolis, where his brother died. into your schoolwork. Put that anger into mak- on Tuesday. He said the sensation was the same as Perhaps most people had already voted early, On June 1, in the wake of arson, looting and other ing a difference, talking to your friends about what’s going on. I can’t reach your friends, but you can.’” With a couple hours remaining before polls closed across New York, Terrence was joined by Gwen Carr, the mother of Eric Garner, whose chokehold death in 2014 at the hands of a NYPD officer also sparked protests nationwide. Gar- ner too was videotaped telling officers, “I can’t breathe.” Carr spoke at an outdoor election night watch party in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn. She recalled how in 2016, she and other mothers who lost children to police brutality and street violence watched from a ballroom at New York’s Javits Center as President Donald Trump claimed vic- tory. “We needed another uprising so that peo- ple could see that the fight wasn’t over,” Carr said. “As the family of the loved one who is lost, you have to keep up the fight and keep pushing the message.....the only way we get to legislative change is to vote.” As election results started to trickle in, Ter- rence said over and over again that he was anx- ious. But at a final stop at an election night watch party in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brook- lyn, he urged people not to be discouraged by an undesirable outcome. “Our votes and our voices will matter tomor- Gwen Carr, right, mother of Eric Garner, speaks as Terrence Floyd, brother of George Floyd, left, looks on during an election night row,” he said. “And they will matter for the next watch gathering, Tuesday in Brooklyn. AP photo by Frank Franklin II four years.”
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6 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Thursday, November 5, 2020 SSPORTS D’Antoni to ‘assist’ Nash with bench duties Hall of Fame point guard’s former head coach joins Nets’ staff By John Torenli, Sports Editor Brooklyn Daily Eagle Steve Nash never quite made it to the NBA Fi- nals as a player. But he’s enlisting the services of Mike D’An- toni, the man who nearly got him there during his Hall of Fame NBA career, to help the Brooklyn Nets capture their first-ever title. Brooklyn’s neophyte head coach officially an- nounced his staff for the Nets’ much-anticipated 2021 season on Friday, tabbing one of his former Veteran NBA head coach Mike D’Antoni has been enlisted to aid rookie Steve Nash in his first season leading the Brooklyn Nets. mentors as an assistant. AP Photo by Rick Scuteri Joining D’Antoni on Nash’s first staff will be fellow assistant Jacque Vaughn, Nash’s former who he led to three straight Southwest Division ti- Suns teammate Amar’e Stoudemire, Ime Udoka, tles and four consecutive postseason berths. Adam Harrington, Jordan Ott, Tiago Splitter and Nash mentioned during last week’s virtual Ryan Forehan-Kelly. Town Hall that he wanted to employ something D’Antoni coached Nash during his halcyon similar, if not identical, to D’Antoni’s fast-paced, years in Phoenix, where he spearheaded the Suns up-tempo style here in Brooklyn. to back-to-back Western Conference finals ap- “I want us to play fast, I want us to space the pearances in 2005 and 2006 while capturing NBA floor,” he said. Most Valuable Player honors in both of those cam- “I want us to create opportunities to get down- paigns. hill with our ballhandlers and make plays for one The 69-year-old D’Antoni, best known for his another. Attack closeouts. A lot of high-level phil- “Seven Seconds or Less” offense, which Nash or- osophical thoughts, and of course we’ll design and chestrated to near perfection in Phoenix, is fresh have offensive sets and things that we think fit our off a four-year stint with the Houston Rockets, group, but we don’t want to get too far ahead of
After four years of coaching James Harden in Houston, Mike D’Antoni will try to help Kev- in Durant, Kyrie Irving and the Nets win their first NBA title in 2021. AP Photo by Mark J. Terrill
ourselves with the offense. We want it to stay pret- interim, will also be a key figure on the bench be- ty high-level right now.” side Nash. Having a coach he flourished under as a play- Stoudemire, who also enjoyed his best years er and one that has been working the sidelines in as a player beside Nash and under D’Antoni, is this league since 1999 should benefit Nash, who coming to Brooklyn as a first-time NBA coaching had never been a part of an NBA coaching staff staff member as well. before being named the 23rd head coach in Nets Udoka was in Philadelphia as an assistant last history on Sept. 3. year and Harrington, Splitter and Forehan-Kelly “We’ve assembled an experienced staff of are all returning members of a staff that is expect- high-character individuals with varied back- ed to guide this franchise toward our borough’s grounds, both on and off the court, that will help first major pro sports championship since 1955. create a solid foundation for me and our players,” “When I set out to build this staff, I wanted to Nash said Friday. put together a committed group that would con- Nash will need plenty of help if he is to live up nect with our players and help put them in the best to the expectations of Brooklyn basketball fanat- position to succeed as a team,” Nash explained. ics, who are looking forward to seeing superstars “With coaching and playing experience at the Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving on the Barclays highest level and a deep background in player de- Center floor together for the first time next year. velopment, I’m confident that we’ve put the right Having a sage coaching veteran like D’Anto- people in place to lead us forward.” ni by his side should make the adjustment from Ultimately, the Nets’ 2021 fate will be dictat- retired player to head coach in a pressure-cook- ed by Durant, Irving, Spencer Dinwiddie, DeAn- er environment much easier for Nash, who admit- dre Jordan and perhaps even Joe Harris, if the Nets tedly “skipped the line” in obtaining the coveted manage to retain him via free agency. position. Nash and his staff will be held accountable In 16 seasons as an NBA head coach with or receive credit based on the nightly results for Denver, Phoenix, the New York Knicks, Los An- a team that is already being hailed as a legitimate geles Lakers and Houston, D’Antoni has amassed Eastern Conference contender. a sparking .600 winning percentage (672-527) and D’Antoni isn’t on this staff to simply hold was named NBA Coach of the Year twice, includ- Nash’s hand next season. ing in 2005 with Nash and the Suns. But he can provide a helping hand when or if Vaughn, who has a familiarity with the ros- things begin to pile up on Nash, who might have Amar’e Stoudemire played alongside Steve Nash in Phoenix. Now, the two will be coach- ter after coaching the Nets to last year’s playoffs more to prove this season than anyone else in the ing together on the Brooklyn Nets’ 2021 staff. AP Photo by Matt York at the NBA’s bubble site in Orlando, Florida, as an Brooklyn organization.
Thursday, November 5, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 7 Our World In Pictures
PENNSYLVANIA — Ballot count: Municipal workers ex- tracted Luzerne County ballots from their envelopes in Wil- kes-Barre on Wednesday. Photo: Mary Altaffer/AP
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Security fencing: A fence partially covered by protest signs surrounded the White House on Wednesday. Photo: Patrick Semansky/AP
NEVADA — Watching returns: President Donald Trump supporter Loretta Oakes reacted in Las Vegas on Tuesday while watching returns GEORGIA — Tallying votes: An election worker counted ballots at State Farm Arena in Atlanta on in favor of Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Wednesday. Photo: Brynn Anderson/AP Biden. Photo: John Locher/AP
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GAZA — Beach day: A per- son rode a horse on Gaza beach as the sun set in Gaza City on Wednesday. Photo: Hatem Moussa/AP
RUSSIA — On the go: A woman wearing a face mask walked near the Historical Museum and the Krem- lin in Moscow on Tuesday. Russia has reported more than 18,000 daily coronavirus cases for a record five straight days. Photo: Alexander Zemlianichenko/AP
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Bated breath: Milo Shea watched local elec- ITALY — Lined up: Italian paramilitary police officers stood in front of Rome’s Monument to the Un- tion results at McPherson Square on Tuesday. Photo: Jacquelyn Martin/AP known Soldier during celebrations for Armed Forces Day on Wednesday. Photo: Alessandra Tarantino/AP
Thursday, November 5, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 9 New citizens cast first votes in NYC after getting sworn in just in time By Christine Chung He was sworn in as a citizen on Oct. 14, regis- THE CITY tered to vote two days later, and then cast his bal- This article was originally published on Nov. 3. lot early in Washington Heights last week. It took Yaritza Liriano was sworn in as a citizen on him two hours, but he was struck by how the ex- Oct. 21 — and registered to vote that day, just perience “was like kind of a celebration for Amer- three days before the deadline. icans everywhere.” On Tuesday morning, the 27-year-old Bronx He voted for Biden, because “the other one woman and her mother, Milvia Ventura, voted at will do nothing for the environment.” Bournery Tracey Towers in Jerome Park. Originally from believes this election is “the last chance” to avoid the Dominican Republic, they have lived in New a point of no return for the future. York City for the past decade. “I am really excited. Out of all the elections, I Missed the Boat feel like this is one of the ones that will be in his- Many of those now voting the first time wait- tory for sure,” Liriano said shortly before voting. ed upwards of two years to become citizens, the “I tried really hard to get everything in order be- U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services’ on- fore the election.” line wait-time estimator suggests. And that time- Few New York voters may have been as line was only lengthened by the months-long clo- thrilled to cast their ballots in Tuesday’s presiden- sure of the agency’s offices. tial election as those who recently gained U.S. cit- A USCIS spokesperson did not respond to a izenship — despite the pandemic’s three-month request for comment on the number of applicants shutdown of the federal immigration offices on currently awaiting oath ceremonies. top of earlier slowdowns. But Boundless, an immigration company that It took about an hour, including a wait in line, helps applicants file for green cards and citizen- for Liriano and Ventura to cast votes for former ship, estimates that roughly 300,000 applicants Vice President Joe Biden. Liriano had to use an af- nationwide — and more than 31,000 in New York fidavit ballot because her new registration was not — are waiting to be interviewed. yet in the Board of Elections system. For 44-year-old Malvin Brown, who moved Ventura, 46, became a citizen in January to New York in 2009 from Jamaica, the delay 2017. Since then, she said, she’s anxiously wait- meant he missed the voter registration deadline by ed for the chance to vote against President Donald a month. Now that USCIS offices have resumed Trump, citing his immigration policies. conducting interviews and ceremonies in person, Ventura has a 30-year-old son who is a bene- Brown is scheduled to be sworn in on Nov. 20 in ficiary of the Deferred Action on Childhood Ar- First time voters Yaritza Liriano, 27, and her mother, Milva Ventura, 46, wait in line at the Tribeca. rivals program, and she bristles at Trump’s efforts Tracey Towers polling site in The Bronx to cast their votes, Nov. 3, 2020. “To be honest I was anticipating the election to end the program. She also opposes his actions Hiram Alejandro Durán/THE CITY so I can exercise my right to vote, but unfortu- to cut public benefits for low-income Americans. nately it didn’t work out,” Brown said. “So, next “I am asking God to please make that change,” is front and center for her. make my voice heard,” Liriano said. time.” Ventura said in Spanish. She cast her first U.S. bal- “I don’t agree with the president we have right And if Trump wins? “That’s part of the de- Anu Joshi, vice president of policy for the lot in the June primary this year. now. I don’t feel he represents me or anybody in mocracy. You gotta accept the results.” New York Immigration Coalition, said that the Liriano, who works as a branch representative my family so I thought it was very important espe- backlog serves as a “second wall that prevents for Capital One bank, said the presidential election cially in this climate for me to go and register and ‘I Have a Voice’ new Americans from gaining citizenship, having The Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs in protection from the Trump administration’s ag- March tallied about 1.8 million naturalized cit- gressive agenda against immigrant communities, izens in New York City as of the 2018 Census and importantly becoming voters and participat- community survey — amounting to roughly one ing in our shared democracy.” out of every four citizens. That year, 61,000 city Juliet Bernal, who became a citizen on Oct. residents became citizens. 16, missed the state’s voter registration deadline Since 2000, according to a Pew Research by a week because between juggling school, her Center report released in February, the number of work at a bank and doctor’s appointments, she newly naturalized citizens now eligible to vote has couldn’t make it to the Board of Elections to reg- ADR IN DIVORCE: nearly doubled to a record 23 million, comprising ister in person. about 10% of the country’s electorate. Bernal, a student at the Borough of Manhat- Among them is Alex Bournery, a French pro- tan Community College originally from Colom- FAST-TRACKING RESOLUTIONS fessor at Columbia University. 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10 • Queens Daily Eagle • Thursday, November 5, 2020 Thousands of NYC students with disabilities missed out on services last year, but the pandemic’s full impact remains murky By Alex Zimmerman Chalkbeat New York This story was originally published by Chalk- beat, a nonprofit news organization covering pub- lic education. When the coronavirus first forced New York City school buildings to shut, disability advocates began raising alarms about how remote learning would affect some 200,000 city students with spe- cial needs. On Tuesday, an education department report showed tens of thousands of students with disabil- ities did not receive all of their mandated services — and significantly fewer students were referred for special education services at all. But the annual report, which tracks whether students received the help they were entitled to during the previous school year, offers an incom- plete picture of the pandemic’s impact. “Their numbers were improving, and then everything got set back,” said Maggie Moroff, a special education policy expert at Advocates for Children, which focuses on students with special needs. “What we don’t know is a whole lot about what happened in those months after school build- ings closed.” Before buildings shut down on March 16, nearly 83 percent of students with disabilities An education department report shows thousands of students with disabilities did not receive all of their mandated services — and were receiving the correct services, such as a significantly fewer students were referred for special education services at all. Photo by Ben Fractenberg/THE CITY small class exclusively for students with disabil- ities, or a larger one with a mix of special edu- Regardless, those statistics don’t capture were referred for special education services had this because all data is affected by the pandemic.” cation and general education students typically some of the significant changes students expe- their cases closed without a formal IEP meeting, Officials emphasized that they have been staffed by two teachers. That’s about two percent- rienced during the transition to remote learning. which helps determine if a student is entitled to working to adapt special education to a virtual age points better than the same period the previ- Some students lacked the technology required to services, and if so which ones. Moroff said some environment — including remote IEP meetings. ous school year, though it also points to an enor- keep up with their schoolwork or received little families had been discouraged by their schools They also noted the department began offering mous gap: 17 percent of students with disabilities live instruction from their teachers, which was not from moving forward in the process of seeking students with disabilities some in-person services, — or nearly 32,000 children — were only receiv- required after buildings shut down in the spring. special education services due to the pandemic. such as occupational and physical therapies, over ing some of the specialized instruction they were Advocates also pointed to some potential- Filson, the department spokesperson, wrote in the summer, and that New York City was among entitled to or none at all. ly worrisome trends in the data. The number of an email: “We have continued to accept and make the first districts to offer in-person instruction this Danielle Filson, an education department students who were referred for special educa- referrals, conduct evaluations and monitor student fall. spokesperson, wrote in an email that the city has tion services — either by a parent or their school progress to ensure all students with disabilities are “Over the last several months, we were the continued to track special education services since — fell nearly 27 percent year-over-year to about identified and served as needed.” first major school district to offer in-person special March and indicated that 83.7 percent of students 16,000 students. Typically, that could mean few- There were some bright spots in the data. The education services, have distributed tens of thou- were receiving the correct services as of the end of er students needed special education services, or report suggests that a slightly smaller share of stu- sands of devices, and strengthened our communi- last school year, roughly a percentage point low- the city did a better job of catching students before dents are facing delays being evaluated, a cru- cation with families,” schools Chancellor Richard er than the previous school year. However, Filson they needed more intensive support. But it could cial hurdle to special education services. During Carranza said in a statement. “We’ll continue to said the full-year data, which included the period also mean that the pandemic led to fewer parents the 2019-2020 school year, just over 71 percent of have a laser-focus on providing students with dis- between March and June, was “not meaningful” requesting evaluations or fewer teachers referring special education evaluations occurred within the abilities a high-quality education both in-person because the city’s data systems are meant to track students for testing — possibly missing students required 60-day timeframe, about one percentage and remotely.” students learning in person and instruction was who would benefit from additional services. point higher than the previous year. Still, officials Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news site covering fully virtual in the spring. In addition, a larger share of students who cautioned against drawing “any conclusions from educational change in public schools. The beat goes on for York College musicians upholding weekly jam session tradition By David Brand Queens Daily Eagle Back in the pre-COVID era, Tuesdays meant jam sessions on the first floor of York College’s main academic building. Musicians of various skill levels would meet up in the afternoon inside room LL01, a space Prof. Tom Zlabinger turned into a “very old school, in your garage”-style studio “Whoever entered the room would play. If we had four guitar players, we made it work,” said Zlabinger, an ethnomusicologist. “It was just a joy to do every Tuesday.” But COVID cut the music. Campus closed, the musicians were stuck at home and the loss of the Tuesday community took its toll on Zlabin- ger, and the students and alumni who visited each week. After a six-month hiatus, they resurrected the initiative, this time on Zoom. They were back at it on Oct. 20, when six stu- dents and alums linked up with Zlabinger to share some of their recent work and to chat about the music-making process. York grad Deggra the Goddess kicked off the Before COVID, York College musicians would get together to jam each week in a first-floor classroom inside the main academic build- gathering by singing Nina Simone while sitting in ing. Photo courtesy of Tom Zlabinher. her car. Her performances usually incorporate two puppets, Sparkle and Frederick Douglass, she ex- maintaining his website. weekly get-togethers still provide musicians with raderie, trust and loyalty on the bandstand that plained. “You have to work, you have to work every an outlet to share their work and receive feedback, you don’t have sitting alone on the computer.” Student Omar Feliciano, leader of the rock day because you’re going to meet someone new Zlabinger said. “We need to see each other and support each band Phoenix Within, served as the featured per- and that person has to know what you do,” he said. “The bonds we create through our music are other,” he continued. “To say ‘I took a risk and former. Before playing his music, Feliciano dis- Going remote has shifted the nature of the unique ones,” he said. “It’s like sports or theater I flipped through the air and didn't fall on the cussed his commitment to making music and events from jam sessions to song circles, but the or front line workers — there’s a sense of cama- floor.’”
Thursday, November 5, 2020 • Queens Daily Eagle • 11 Our World In Pictures
KASHMIR — Swab sam- ple: A Kashmiri health worker took a nasal swab sample to test for COVID-19 in Srinagar, Indian-controlled Kashmir on Wednesday. Photo: Mukhtar Khan/AP
AUSTRIA — Standing guard: A military po- lice officer stood guard at a crime scene near a synagogue in Vienna on Wednesday, where sever- al shots were fired Mon- day. Photo: Matthias Schrader/AP
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146 • •Bay BQ RidgeDaily Eagle Eagle • •Thursday, Thursday, November July 11, 2019 5, 2020 Flushing Waterfront Rezoning gets backing from City Planning Commission By Rachel VIck The city’s Universal Land Use Review Procedure, did not respond to the latest request for comment Queens Daily Eagle or ULURP, was suspended during the COVID from the Eagle. The New York City Planning Commision pandemic, preventing the CPC from weighing in Developers F&T Group, United Construction voted in favor of a plan to rezone a portion of earlier. & Development Group, and Young Nian Group the Flushing Creek waterfront for residential use “This application is an important step forward say their project will increase access to the water- Wednesday, the latest step in the city’s land use re- for Flushing,” said CPC Chair Marisa Lago, one front and create a “traffic-alleviating public road view process. of the 11 members who voted in favor of the re- network.” The City Council will next vote on the pro- zoning. “City Planning rightly sees that the SFWD posal, known as the Special Flushing Waterfront Planning resumed in September after months is not a rezoning, but an essential next step for District, which would allow a trio of developers on pause due to COVID-19 with a public hearing Queens at large towards recovery,” they said in a to build residential and mixed-used buildings on that highlighted the divided community response. joint statement. land along Flushing Creek. The developers own Wednesday’s vote paved the way for the pro- But critics of the plan say the developers are The proposed Special Flushing Waterfront swaths of land adjacent to the waterfront and say posal to be heard by the City Council next Mon- holding the city hostage by vowing to proceed District. Rendering courtesy of FRWA LLC they plan to develop that portion regardless of land day, who will have the opportunity to analyze the with development on adjacent land with or with- use approval for the other section. expansion onto publicly-owned land near the wa- out the rezoning. If the rezoning proposal fails, developers are not actually able to build on the CPC voted 11 to 2 in favor of the proposal, ter. they will not be bound by city rules mandating a land they own “as-of-right” and instead need the nine months after Queens Community Board 7 The Council traditionally votes in lockstep certain percentage of affordable housing units in rezoning. voted to recommend the rezoning in its adviso- with the member who represents the affected dis- exchange for a rezoning. Hum and other opponents of the rezoning say ry role. A month later, Acting Borough President trict on land use issues, Councilmember Peter Koo In an op-ed for the Eagle, Queens College Ur- the new development will hasten displacement in Sharon Lee rejected the plan in her advisory role. has not said whether he will support the plan. He ban Studies Professor Tarry Hum detailed how the the neighborhood by driving up rents. Queens Criminal Term Administrative Judge Zayas praises ‘courageous and noble’ attorneys trying first jury trials since March By David Brand and courageous” attorney Michael Anastasiou Queens Daily Eagle and prosecutor Gregory Lasak — the son of a The top judge in Queens Criminal Supreme former judge and 2019 candidate for Queens dis- Court is praising the “critically important” re- trict attorney of the same name — for trying the sumption of jury trials in his courthouse, where case. trials have remained on hold since March as a re- Anastasiou represents defendant Robert Har- sult of the COVID pandemic. ris, who was arrested for breaking into a home in Administrative Judge Joseph Zayas said the 2018. Wednesday restart will give defendants their Con- “His client is incarcerated, facing serious stitutional, and long-awaited, right to a trial before charges, and eager to have his case tried. Mr. An- a jury of their peers. astasiou understands the critical importance of en- “Nothing is more important than offering de- suring that Mr. Harris gets his day in court, as does fendants — some who have been detained for ex- Assistant District Attorney Gregory Lasak, who tended periods — the opportunity to exercise this will be representing the District Attorney’s Of- most important right,” Zayas said. fice,” Zayas said. About 200 borough residents were summoned Zayas said the trial will allow Harris to have for jury duty at the Kew Gardens court building his day in court, an opportunity that has been de- Wednesday for a second-degree burglary trial be- nied many defendants stuck at Rikers Island over fore Justice Ira Margulis. Jury selection began in the past eight months. the building’s ceremonial courtroom late Wednes- “Unfortunately, after many months of not be- day morning with potential panelists appearing in ing able to try cases because of the COVID-19 shifts and sitting spaced apart in the gallery. pandemic, there are a number of defendants in the Several defense attorneys, court staff mem- same position as Mr. Harris,” Zayas said. “And bers and observers have have criticized the jury many of their attorneys — though not all of them trial restart, arguing it could hasten the spread of — are willing to put aside whatever legitimate COVID-19 inside courtrooms, hallways and hold- concerns they might have about returning to court ing cells. Queens Supreme Court Criminal Term Administrative Judge Joseph Zayas praised the re- during this time so that their clients can have their Zayas, however, said he commends “noble sumption of jury trials in Queens Wednesday. 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Thursday, November 5, 2020 • Queens Daily Eagle • 15 LegaL, JudiciaL & courthouse News Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com KatzJustice and Lourdes Queens Ventura Women’s honored by Bar Dominican honor president female By David Brand Queens Daily Eagle Queenstrailblazers Supreme Court Justice Lourdes Ven- in New York law and politics tura, the daughter of immigrants from the Domin- Continuedican Republic, from was page honored 1 by that nation’s pres- roles within the Queens DA’s Office, including Chief Executive ident“W withe celebrate a special the award successes to mark and Internationalaccomplishments of women ADA Chief of Staff Jennifer Naiburg and Chief of Staff Camille despiteWomen’s all Day. the odds and barriers placed in front of them,” said Chin-Kee-Fatt. QCWBADominican President President Soma Danilo Syed. Medina “They’re Sánchez breaking barriers, “When women are in charge, policies are more inclusive and they’represented smashing Ventura ceilingswith the andMedal they’re of Merit leading of the the way.” better for working families and everyone knows if you want DominicanOther honorees Women included during an former official U.S. ceremony Rep. and Brooklyn DA something done, done right, give it to a woman,” James said. Elizabethat the National Holtzman, Palace Justices in Santo Doris Domingo, Ling-Cohan the na- and Ushir Pan- “Today, we are not asking for a seat at the table, we are demand- dit-Durant,tion’s capital. Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul, New York At- ing it.” torneyThe General president Letitia of the James Dominican and Bronx Republic District is- Attorney Darcel Katz, the first woman to serve as Queens DA, marked the oc- Clark.sues the award to notable Dominican women, or casion by unveiling a wall of portraits of trailblazing women, theMeng, children an ofElmh Dominicanurst native, nationals, reflected each on Inter her- start in politics, like Rep. Shirley Chisholm, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader whennational she Women’s received Day. unasked-for The award support ceremony from took trailblazers like fel- GInsberg and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. lowplace honorees March 6. Holtzman and Ling-Cohan. Until recently, the wall only featured portraits of Katz’s male “ThereThe Medal weren’t of a Meritlot of womenis the highestof color. award There weren’t a lot of predecessors. She said she walked by every day and thought, womengranted period,”by the president Meng said. to recognize “Especially Dominican for many of us who are “We should do something about this,” thewomen first, for and their hopefully achievements, not the aslast, well the as concept obsta- and practice of “I believe that I would not be the Queens DA were it not for so mentorshipcles they have is rare overcome. and so important.”The award specifically many women who came before me,” Katz said. recognizesJames, thewomen first who African serve asAmerican role models woman for elected to a “Every time you succeed, especially as women, reach down statewidefuture generations office in of NewDominicans. York, noted her roots as “just a girl and pull someone with you,” Katz continued. “Make sure oth- fromRecipients Brooklyn, includedreaming women about justicerecognized and equalityfor for all,” the er women, other young women, have the opportunities we nev- powertheir contributions of determination in the social,and the political, “sheros” econom who inspired- her. er had, but that because we’re here we’re creating for them Queens County Women’s Bar Association President ic, Jameshumanist, also scientific, commended cultural, Katz professional for appointing and women to top — that’s really when we’ve all succeeded.” Soma Syed. Photo courtesy of Syed community spheres. 13 candidates win seats on Queens bench, Dominican Republic Vice President Margarita Cedeño de Fernández, Dominican Republic President Danilo Medina Sánchez, Justice Lourdes Ventura, Dominican Republic First Lady Cándida Montilla de Medina, Dominican Republic Ministry of Women Minister Janet includingCamilo. four new Civil Court judgesPhotos courtesy of Ventura
Justice Lourdes Ventura (right) and Domin- ican Republic Ministry of Women Minister Dominican Republic President Danilo Medina Sánchez presents Justice Lourdes Justice Lourdes Ventura earned the Medal of Mer- Janet Camilo. Ventura with the Medal of Merit at the National Palace in Santo Domingo. it. Brooklyn federal court restricts access amid coronavirus outbreak Four new Civil Court judges will join the Queens bench. Six Civil Court judges and acting Supreme Court justices won full terms in Supreme Court. Another three Supreme Court jus- tices won reelection.By Rob Abruzzese Anyone scheduled to appear in court who Eagle file photo by David Brand Queens Daily Eagle meets the criteria should contact their attor- The U.S. DistrictBy Rachel Court Vickfor the Eastern Dis- termsney, injudge’s state courtchambers, Jan. 1. probation officers, Braun, Kevin Kerrigan, and Darrel Gavrin all Denise Johnson, Leigh Cheng, Nestor Diaz, trict, located inQueens Downtown Daily Brooklyn Eagle and Central juryThey department are Civil orCourt clerk Supervising of court to Judge make Tra al-- secured reelection to new 14-year terms. and Jessica Earle-Gargan were each elected Islip,Thirteen announced judges, Tuesday all Democrats, that it will won restrict seats acon- cyternative Catapano plans. Fox, Further Criminal guidance Court Supervisingwill appear Several of the candidates received cross en- Tuesday. thecess Civil to the and court Supreme due to Court concerns benches about in the Queens area’s Judgeonline. Michelle A. Johnson, Civil Court Judge dorsements from the Republican and Conserva- They will serve 10-year terms in the New Tuesday.ongoing coronavirus outbreak, and asked high MojganThe Lancman,court called Civil the restrictionsCourt Judge temporary, Karina tive parties and appeared on their ballot lines. York City Civil Court system, presiding over riskSix people of the not nine to come new toSupreme the court. Court justices Alomar,but there Courtis no word of Claims on how Judge long Leonardthey will Livoteremain Four veteran Queens attorneys, all St. John’s civil or criminal court parts at whichever court- haveChief served Judge in Queens Roslynn Civil Mauskopf Court saidor as that acting after andin place. Civil Court Judge Lance Evans. Law School alumni, will also take the Civil house the Office of Court Administration as- Supremebeing advised Court by justices the Centers and will for Diseasemove up Control, to full CurrentChief Judge Supreme Mauskopf Court also orderedJustices all Evelyn detain- Court bench beginning next year. signs them to. the court will take precautions against the corona- ees in Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center virus. Anyone who has travelled to China, South and other local federal jails to be screened and to Korea, Japan, Italy or Iran within the last 14 days have their body temperature checked prior to a is temporarily banned fromTO the PLACE court, effective A LEGAL im- courtAD appearance. Any detainees whose tempera- mediately. Contact Gina Ong,ture exceeds 100.4 degrees will not be allowed to Anyone who has come into contact with an appear in court. infected person withinLegal the last Advertising 14 days; has been Manager Conditions at the jail have led to worries about Brooklyn’s federal court is still open for now, but the chief judge has ordered anyone asked to [email protected] by a doctor, hospital or the coronavirus spreading in the complex, where who has travelled to China, South Korea, Japan, Italy or Iran within the last two weeks, health agency; or has been diagnosed with the vi- hand sanitizer is banned and there are reports that or anyone who might have been exposed, to reschedule their appearances. rus, is also banned from court. inmates don’t have soap. Eagle photo by Rob Abruzzese 16 • Queens Daily Eagle • Thursday, November 5, 2020 16 • Queens Daily Eagle • Wednesday, March 11, 2020