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Oct. 4, 2015 Your Neighborhood — Your News® MonthA CNG xx–xx,Publication 2015 UPDATED EVERY DAY AT BROOKLYNDAILY.COM Gerritsen haunted by GALLEY ghost ship BY COLIN MIXSON It’s a hull of a problem. On Sept. 17, under cover of night, some surreptitious sail- ors scuttled a 25-foot motorboat in an inlet just off of Gerritsen Beach, creating major headaches for nearby homeowners and a CATS! hazard for the environment in a move that shocked even Sandy- hardened locals. Dive into feline seafaring history “I’ve been here going on al- most 10 years, and nothing like BY MAX JAEGER net traffi c, were not always the this has ever happened, not even Don’t call them sea dogs! cultural darlings they are today. during Sandy,” said Yolanda Faz- An art historian will explain The domestic animals were once zuoli, whose rear deck now over- the little-known hiss-story of cats considered bad luck, but like so looks the fi lthy, half-submerged as masters of the high seas dur- many meowtcasts, they found vessel. Virtually fun! ing a talk called “Ship Cats: Ad- their niche at sea, the lecturer Fazzuoli was in bed in her venture! Courage! Betrayal!” at said. Abby Court home that evening Cyber fans can get a glimpse of next-generation fi lm-making this week in Bushwick occult store Catland on “They were considered ser- when she heard what sounded Dumbo, when the Virtual Reality Film Festival comes to town on Oct. 6 at Oct. 7. vants of the devil,” said Paul Kou- like two men conversing outside. 26 Bridge (26 Bridge St. between Plymouth and John streets). Visit www. Felines — who reportedly ac- dounaris, an art historian and Continued on page 7 kvrff.com for ticket info. count fur 15 percent of all Inter- Continued on page 6 Kosciuszko rising Seafood joint riffs on Bon Jovi BY ALLEGRA HOBBS as surprised as anyone BY MAX JAEGER Sandwich Shoppe’s Bay fect mix of exposure and It is a bridge over surpris- that such a massive project There’s a hunger burning Ridge storefront in Octo- affordability, the owner ingly calm waters. hasn’t hit a road-bump. in the heart of their souls ber. The owner looked for said. The towers that will “We are just amazed at — for fried anchovies. space in Williamsburg, “I knew the neighbor- hold up the new Kosciuszko how smoothly everything Bon Chovie — the but couldn’t fi nd reason- hood, and when this op- Bridge are now looming is going, and the fact that Smorgasburg purveyor of able rent in the too-hot- portunity came about, it over the Newtown Creek a we’re on time and on bud- Benvenuto Georgine by Photo fried anchovies and deli- to-handle-with-kid-gloves just felt right,” said owner year after workers began get is just wonderful,” said READY TO ROCK: Renae cious nod to rocker Jon ’hood. Renae Holland, who has erecting them, which state state Department of Trans- Holland is bringing her sea- Bon Jovi — is opening a But Bay Ridge, with its lived in Bay Ridge but road offi cials say is right on portation spokeswoman food — named in a nod to Jon brick-and-mortar restau- restaurant-laden Third now resides in Red Hook. schedule — and they seem Continued on page 7 Bon Jovi — to Bay Ridge. rant in what was Zito’s Avenue, presented the per- Continued on page 6
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Sal’s Transmissions BRONX SPONSOR 3 OCT. 4, 2015, BROOKLYN WEEKLY “We think“We he has at Ndiaye time, that Until get to trying just “I’m The Bolts opened His eagerness to learn was one of the reasons the Bolts coaches took him. least the demeanor to get to the Shea next level,” said. “Whether he can play at that level, that is thefor NFL coaches to de- cide.” is playing going to enjoy at — andhome soaking in as must football knowledge as possible. I that things the at better know I must improve on,” Ndiaye said. “The rest is in God’s hands. The only MCU thing I can control is how at hard and much I work how 2 better I get.” Oct. on against the Florida Black- tips Park. He got to the gridiron on Ogemdi] cousin “[My needed still Ndiaye He i s work i n g w it h of fen - laying the for Bolts was his own, realizing his size and athletic ability could take him as a long way a football player. said. he would just bring me pro- food,” shakes, tein “I started eating and lift- thing him. Next ing with from I went 218 know, you to 240, and all of a sudden gettingkept bigger.” to how ar- know to learn the ins and outs he even of the game and said when he pads didn’t on put Nebraska-Kear- at rived The teachingney. aspect why reason another is p sive line coach Eric Hicks Hicks important. Eric coach line sive on technique daily and playing in stance. a lower (Above) New (Above) Just like he gave foot- gave he like Just Football was all around Still, remained Elhadi WELCOME HOME: WELCOME Utrecht grad Elhadi Ndiaye, a relative newcomer football, to will suit up the for Bolts as defensive end after his NFL- lineman cousin suggested he try the sport. (Right) The for- gets standout basketball mer his at time scrimmage some in eld, MCU Park, during home fi practice on Sept. 23. Photos by Jason Speakman idea to give this a shot.” ball after a shot making his name in a different sport. him in his family, because his younger brother Dame Ndiaye was a heavily re- cruited end. defensive El- hadi Ndiaye saidhe used to and Dame for mistaken be was coaches told by such Chip headman Eagles as was Oregon who at at Kelly, all the time, that he needed to play football. bounced he as in the player basketball the public from family him Brooklyn over pushed one housing No to an- development other. because he football toward was good on the hardwood, hon- earning All-American ors Grossmont at (Calif.) ju- college. nior y signed with nal spots the on The Utrecht New grad- “Hewas with the Char- The 6-foot-4, 265-pound he hasNow earned a explosion, showed “He Ndiaye didn’t try out Unlike the Canadian “Then we were able to BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI Utrecht alum a Bolt a alum Utrecht Former hoops star suits up for Brooklyn’s football team football Brooklyn’s for up suits star hoops Former Elhadi Ndiaye took a a took three Ndiaye football on Elhadi chance years giv- ago, and he’s now ing people reasons to take a chancehim. on uate, was a basket- who ball his of most standout life, took the advice of his cousin, NFL lineman Ndiaye move to Ndiaye, Ogemdi time,” his game to the gridiron. the at gers said. “In the offseason I would go down and he would bring me with him. I was just doing drills along with him and I just loved it.” Ndiaye, a native of Senegal, became a star end defensive at Division-II Nebraska- Kearney as a junior in col- lege and briefl the Cleveland Browns after 2014. in graduation pro- his reviving at chance football dream when he was from picked a group of more than 200 players for one of the fi his rosterBrooklyn at Bolts on open tryouts Sept. 20. ap- he light like be felt just to we and peared feet,” said Bolts coach Terry Shea. thefor Fall Experimen- tal Football League last con- it. season because his agent about much know didn’t into theBut when two did their homework, they were im- opportu- the with pressed locked provided. it nity Football League, players aren’t tracts a full for season. They can an leave for NFL opportunity any at time. al- The of competition level whom of teams with also high, is many featuring former college help stars, to from looks received ready able teams. NFL were see the stats,” Ndiaye said. “They agent my and players get back to the me so NFL, thought would be it a good rst rst rst gig rst rst game at at game rst Photo by Jason Speakman lling in the for Isles’ “Organs add charm to Cartier is a lifelong “I grew up and went He began playing the for “I mentioned that The familiar sound of the New York Yankees —the York New can engage fans in a way nothing else can. the game experience, and said mischief,” also some can organist “An Hirshon. messages communicate go opera- scoreboard the that ‘Let’s tor can’t. With notes, a few chant, to [Cartier] could get 16,000 people Islanders!’ to get fans back into the game if — even their burying like felt they faces in their hands.” Isles fan, and was the at fi very team’s 12. age shadows the in school to theof Coliseum,” Nassau he said. Islanders in 1979, occasion- fi ally original organist Fred Mendelson, hooked who fi his with up Cartier theat Nassau stadium. I played, and that my brother had season tick- ets. This meant I was there almost every game,” Cartier said. “[Mendelson] asked me to come upstairs to the organ, I did which the next game. He had me rightplay then, between periods of an Isles game.” Cartier’s organ will greet fans the at Islanders’ fi game of the 2015-2016 sea- son against the Chicago Blackhawks Barclays at Center on Oct. 9.
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as Cartier — also for plays ment at the at ment fi experienced maestro such shon said that a real instru- a retro But Hir- curiosity. Sensation is something of landers’ 366-pound Lowry dium organ such as the Is- boards, a traditional sta- to computerized sound- computerized to sports franchises switch ans Memorial Coliseum.” of America: Nassau Veter- Nassau America: of Hirshon, author of “Images familiar,” said Nicholas Nicholas said familiar,” Barclays. a touch of the It’s Cartier and his organ to landers are bringing Paul so. So it’s smartso. So it’s that the Is- tradition, and rightfully Brooklyn means a loss of are worried the to move upcoming season. gan Isles at games in the freshly transplanted or- transplanted freshly pop coming from the the from coming pop songs and contemporary bination of traditional traditional of bination nize the familiar the nize com-
the fans its home. new at who willwho be playing for organist, Paul Cartier, said the team’s longtime longtime team’s the said sound Isles at games,” franchise. it theit beating heart of the Coliseum. Coliseum. organ from the Nassau its history — the original brought along a piece of to Brooklyn,the team camped from Long Island Island Long from camped When the Islanders de-
Islanders’ organ seum. brought from its old home at Nassau Memorial Veterans Coli- Barclays Center along with the vintage Lowry organ the team ORGANIC: 4 BROOKLYN WEEKLY, OCT. 4, 2015 94 years . his of portion good nearly worked for a and he lived blockwhere onthe ored than for more Courier Marine 60 years, Mill and Courier, Ridge Bay News,Graphic, Bay was Brooklyn the of pages hon-whose prose graced the Island.” Mayor Coney of “The as for years known man for the co-named was streets 19th W. and 17th W. Avenue Mermaid between Stadium on Saturday when of a monumentceived the city’s equivalent Powsner re- Lou umnist in Yankee naming. the in years 94 nearly astreet It was for ‘mayor’ Lou Powsner! Legendary Courier columnist immortalized in Coney Island BY ARMAND DIPHTHONG Mermaid Avenue named “Lou stayed in Coney Powsner, ahaberdasher col- Courier Legendary !2:% -/,,)#! ,,0 ATTORNEY SE HABLA ESPAÑOL 7RONGFUL $EATH s -ISDIAGNOSIS s "IRTH 2ELATED s #EREBRAL 0ALSY -%$)#!, -!,02!#4)#%.523).' (/-% ).*52)%3 )MPROPER 3ECURITY s -ACHINE !CCIDE #ONSTRUCTION !CCIDENTS s 3TAIRWAYS s ,ADDERS 3CAFFOLDS s %LEVATOR%SCALATOR )NJURIES s "URNS !54/ !##)$%.43 s 42)03 !.$ &!,,3 s #/.3425#4)/. ).*52)%3 ing the Sept. 26 ceremonies ceremonies 26 Sept. the ing dent Marty Markowitz dur- said former Borough Presi- fl when many Island of93. age the at year Powsner, last Lou died who Island” ofConey “Mayor the and umnist col- Courier for legendary named Place, Powsner Lou as known isnow streets W.W. 19th and 17th POW!: ACCIDENT VICTIMS ACCIDENT &2%% #/.35,4!4)/. s .O &EE 5NLESS 3UCCESSFUL Mermaid Avenue between Avenue between Mermaid Photo by Arthur DeGaeta Arthur by Photo NTS s 7ORKERS #OMP ed,” 3PINE .ECK )NJURIES s 3LIP &ALL s 0EDESTRIAN s $EFECTIVE 0R !UTO !CCIDENTS s 4RUCK !CCIDENTS s "US 4RAIN 3UBWAY !CCIDEN stop nighttime crime, help and to lights street brighter misses them.” “and the borough sorely sorely borough the “and said, Markowitz left,” many of these characters her. for torch the carried Lou like moxie and guts with on hard times, fell borough when the and guys 1980s, and 1970s, 1960s, the for in known was lyn many characters Brook- the oneof Powsner was surgence.” the neighborhood’s re- for he’sand abig reason neighborhood, for the fi never stopped “He sign. new street the of unveiling the to prior Powsner fought for for fought Powsner Our Lawyers Will Come To You! “Sadly, there aren’t aren’t “Sadly, there that added Markowitz Home, Office or Hospital Visits Available At Visits NoCharge orHospital Home, Office 7),,3 2%!, %34!4% s 0%23/.!, ).*529 ghting DiMiceli said. “That is, if he he if is, “That said. DiMiceli Vince editor Lou,” Courier would fi the Island, have them Coney cover to a reporter call wasspective. per- in situation put any could be counted on to help that borough the of chives the offi through going if as brain like a library, picking his his photographic memory 1994. in heretired until a child business from when he was men’s for his open shop was AvenueMermaid —where like streets main beloved unfair advantage over his an malls shopping urban sub- gave said he meters ing over park- city the battled 3CHOOLS 0LAYGROUNDS s $OG "ITES “Whenever I assigned Iassigned “Whenever used reporters local And -ANHATTAN "ROADWAY 3UITE .9 .9 cial microfi cial "ROOKLYN TH 3TREET "ROOKLYN .9 rst person I ched ar- ched T:646-459-7548 T:718-996-5600 mer Assemblywoman Adele Adele mer Assemblywoman for- —were Treyger Mark Councilman bylocal gether emony put to- —which was fi them called hadn’t Lou (right).Lou Jake celebrate Bachman and LoriBachman, man, Powsner,Sheila Bach- Max Powsner, Bachman, Isaac Snow, Farrelnie Snow, Jen Carlson, Norman Snow, Bon- Naomi Carlson, Ryan left, TIES: FAMILY Also on hand for the cer- for the onhand Also *Past Results Do Not Guarantee Future Outcomes Future Guarantee Not Do Results *Past (Above) From rst.” ODUCTS s ,EAD 0OISONING TS s .O &AULT #ASES well-wishers. other 100 nearly and dren, children, great-grandchil- grand- Farrel, son Bonnie, Powsner’sColton, daughter Cohen, Assemblyman Bill
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PUMPED UP be a city landmark after 35-year wait 35-year after landmark be a city nin designed many nota- common in the 1930s. Cha- 1930s. the in common of Art Deco architecture “Moderne” style — a type signed the building in the the in building the signed chitect Irwin Chanin de- landmarked. want to see the structure part of the reason some some reason the of part unique aesthetics are also also are aesthetics unique trict. But the building’s ment to the residential dis- stretching from the amuse- that destroyed four blocks response to a 1932 inferno inferno 1932 a to response Creek was built in 1938 in abutting Coney Island Avenue at W. 23rd Street W. at Avenue missioned.” Island until was it decom- bolically helped save Coney Coney save helped bolically Project . “The station sym- Project the Coney Island History son, executive director of director of executive son, built,” said Charles Den- years before the station was was shaped fi by cause the neighborhood ing to Coney Island be- has of symbolic a lot mean- early 20th century. early People’s PlaygroundPeople’s in the quently swept through swept quently the strophic blazes that fre- that blazes strophic needed the to out put cata- additional water pressure inally built to provide the historic signifi historic ignation, since was it orig- pert believes the station’s station’s the believes pert makes worthy it of the des-
approaches. approaches. Oct. 8 Brooklyn hearing in strengthen the case as the the as case the strengthen organizations are trying to organizations are tivists and architectural cases. And community ac- Preservation Commission New York City Landmarks York New cades worth of backlogged hearings to clear several de- on the upcoming docket for tion is one of the structures ter Pressure Pumping Sta- landmark. Coney Island structure a case to make this forgotten forgotten this make to case They’repumping the up 6 BROOKLYN WEEKLY, OCT. 4, 2015 “Jersey-style” anchovies anchovies “Jersey-style” guns fried the sling and will Holland her to stick course, Of rolls. lobster fi burgers, dishes, including salmon fi fresh onsimple, cus start-up.” fi up. Youblowing still can are that neighborhoods other these orall Heights orCrown Williamsburg borhoods is lower than neigh- other in entry to barrier the “And Ithink fam- crime organized an for jobs odd working while street onthe books sold father, who vanished his for searching man young a violent world, following asimilarly in characters with me.” always stuck ago years 100 from story That tracks. train, throw them from the the off them throw and ers hunt would guys downdler. “These Na- Ben the evaders,” said fare farewould hireto deal with evad- Line Beach Sea the that archives about these thugs Times the through looking per article. old newspa- an from name says he got the Court, Book cuss the book on Oct. dis- Line,” who will Beach 18 at The author of “The Sea Ntrain. now the on whatis tury-old story of violence acen- from title its drawing southern neighborhoods, onBrooklyn’s focus its puts Gothic. Brooklyn Southern a it Call Mystery novel features Brooklyn BON CHOVIEBON nd affordable rent for a for rent affordable nd Continued from page 1 page from Continued The restaurant fo- will novelNadler’s involves “I read this article once novel A new mystery BY ERIC FAYNBERG GI ed and re- rmly rmly within BOAT gure to gethow out BRIDGE c across the creek. rst of two bridges new rst place. Being a steel- The towers will frame frame will towers The The enormous pillars, pillars, enormous The First, the breach that that breach the First, And it’s enoughAnd to it’s shiver To fi To Making matters worse, worse, matters Making Continued from page 1 Continuedfrom page 1 of constructionof second a of ing 1930s antique and kick ers will demolish the exist- of 2017, at which point which work- at of 2017, running the at beginning That span should be up and traffi that will funnel expressway the fi the Statue of Liberty. Liberty. of Statue — around the height of the eventually peak at 275-feet 275-feet at peak eventually hinterlands of Queens, will Greenpoint to the northern Expressway drivers from from drivers Expressway carries Brooklyn-Queens to the existing bridge that that bridge existing the to which arewhich still rising next DianePark. ditional $4,000 fee. Finally, Finally, fee. $4,000 ditional using blowtorches — an ad- have to be cut into pieces pieces into be cut to have hulled boat, the vessel will the fi the ful owners to abandon in it prompted the right- boat’s — which is— which likely what the cost of proper disposal proper of cost the of $3,000. And then there’s moved — a minimum cost has to be identifi be to has the water so the boat can be caused the vessel to sink sink to vessel the caused out pumping paired before your timbers. cost of removal and disposal. provided an estimate for the the for estimate an provided rine Rescue Services, who owner of the White Cap Ma- contacted Jack Schachner, Schachner, Jack contacted rid of the boat, the Fazzuolis ment’s responsibility. ment’s the land, not the depart- it’s wreck accessible isn’t from which saidwhich that because the Department of Sanitation, Sanitation, of Department tired according couple, to the elict vessel may fall on the re- the cost of removing the der- the removing of cost the shore, but fi shore, but her property. Inletfeet — a few from the low waterslow of Gerritsen torboat scuttled in the shal- found the massive steel mo- and her husband Steven next morning that Fazzouli to sleep. 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