City Opts to Fix Shuttered Shops in Willets Point
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Bayside native City opts to fi x to star in new survival show shuttered shops BY PHIL CORSO
Michelle Lamelza makes most of her money working as a restaurant manager at Bayside’s Donovan’s Grill & Tavern, but in Willets Point she might have found an extra $100,000 thousands of miles away One agency rectifi es another’s violations in the islands of Fiji. Lamelza, 35, will be featured Thursday in the premiere of “72 BY JOE ANUTA ner of 38th Avenue and 126th Hours,” a brand-new TNT com- Street, inspectors determined a Continued on Page 46 After one branch of city building had been illegally subdi- government issued several Wil- vided into five shops. They shut- lets Point business owners viola- tered the whole group. Across the tions and shut down their body street, inspectors enforced an shops earlier this month, another order to vacate issued in 2009 re- branch will now pay to fix them. garding support joists holding up On May 17, inspectors from the sheet metal roof. the city Department of Buildings The lots were both purchased TRAGEDY closed two lots housing several by the city Housing and Preserva- Partner of slain Flushing mother Young Joo Byun breaks down outside auto businesses in the Iron Tri- tion Department in 2009, records
MAILING ADDRESS GOES HERE GOES ADDRESS MAILING the couple’s home. See story on Page 2. Photo by Ellis Kaplan angle. show, making the Bloomberg ad- At one property, on the cor- Continued on Page 18 A CNG Publication Vol. 22 No. 22 52 total pages
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(718) 1361, Protesters hope Star friends tell “We can State Assemblymen Photo by Kevin Zimmerman Kevin by Photo dtra: [email protected] Editorial: 224-2934 —Editorial (718) 225-7117 (718) General: 260-4545 — Editorial: (718) 260-4537 (718) Display Advertising: 11361 Boulevard,Bayside, NY Bell 41-02 Call (718) 260-4590 260-4590 (718) Call missing, cops said. family had her reported home Saturday. the saw police arrive cars at when she amiss was thing some- notknow she did said street the across lives friendly. as family the who described bors, neigh- other and Collins to according about years, two home for their in lived had lovely.” was “She met. they time gave herahug last Collins, who said Byun Mona neighbor next-door homicide.news ofthe in disbelief upon hearing three children. Flushing and Whitestone. ple’s of border home onthe cou- outside the reporters Byun’s ex-husband told ery. bak- at aborough working seen last shewas days after Avenue47th Maspeth in and Street 61st near parked Civic, ofherHonda trunk the in found herbody Cops city medical examiner. the and police to according to death Monday afternoon, strangled discovered was week. this ly crime come to grips with the gris- car were attempting to ofher trunk the in death to strangled found mother Flushing ofamissing bors Mother found dead in cartrunk: Cops HOW TO REACH US That was when Byun’s Another neighbor who herfamily and Byun “I’m shocked,” said were Her neighbors had reportedly Byun mom,” anice was “She Yong 42, Joo Byun, neigh- and family The BY ANUTA JOE Copyright©2013 Queens Publishing Corp. Corp. Publishing Queens Copyright©2013 her car earlier this week. thisweek. earlier car her of trunk inthe dead found was but missing, ly reported initial- was Yong Byun Joo in the case. noarrests were there noon, recently. Ray Kelley told reporters bags, Police Commissioner trash in covered trunk officers found Byun in the home. but notreturn shedid a.m., Street Friday Avenue ner of55th 46th and at about cor- the near factory goods 4:30 baked aKorean her leaving NYPD, co-workers last saw seen leaving a goods factory Korean baked She was last in Maspeth. 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Coupon must be presented at time of sale. Thanks. to endorse the for Vallone seat. ties west, the 20th District, Flushing, representing Mitchell Hill, Queensboro Gardens, Kissena Park, Auburn- Heights, Harding But lastBut week, the Working Families Party and the Hotel Trades Coun- cil, has led in the fund-rais- ing efforts of all six candi- Campaign city the dates, Finance Board said. Party voted Democratic John Duane Paul Graziano, from l.), (clockwise top Dennis Saffran, Austin Shafran, and Paul Vallone Chrissy up the make Voskerichian crowded 19th City Council District race in northeast Queens. The Democrats who Republican the On Shafran, has who col- Hollis) the onto GOP line mayoral upcoming the in election. will face off in a September Douglas- include primary Duane; John attorney ton planning urban Flushing Graziano; Paul consultant and native former Bayside government spokesman thefor Empire State De- Authority Aus-velopment tin Shafran; party-backed Paul attorney Flushing Vallone; and former Hal-loran Chief of Staff Chrissy Flushing. of Voskerichian, Halloran theside, GOP chose to back before Den- attorney Douglaston days nis Saffran the for ticket just not would he announced Health- re-election. seek United lected endorsements from SEIU various labor groups like 1199 East,care the Workers
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Northeast Queens has NE Queens voters track four City Council races Council City four track voters Queens NE Sen. Malcolm Smith (D- and inject Democratic state with using bribery to try try to bribery using with indictment charging him him charging indictment in April and faces a federal estone). man Dan Halloran (R-Whit- replace embattled Council- publican have stepped up to five Democrats and one Re- burndale and College Point, Neck, Douglaston, Bayside, trict, which includes Little April. corruption charges in early early in charges corruption incumbent was arrested on making headlines since its crowded district has been races in November, but one but races in November, with four City Council Council City four with its fair share turnover of BT TIMESLEDGER, MAY 31-JUNE 6, 2013 TIMESLEDGER.COM 4 mental Protection Agency Agency Protection mental U.S. Environ- the said, ers N.Y.). Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D- by U.S. sponsored Act, tion Restora- and Stewardship Sound Island onto Long the names their sign to ficials of- adozen than ofmore two were (D-Flushing) Meng Grace and (D-Melville) Sound. Island Long cleanup ofthe and preservation the ward funnel more funding to- would that new legislation east Queens introduced representing parts of north- city’s for the who qualified altogether. outsideand New York City boroughs other the from tan residents, supporters Queens residents, Manhat- for money by given amined fromings May 15 were ex- fil- Board Finance paign three terms. served who has Marshall, Helen President Borough hoping to replace current all are lone Jr. (D-Astoria) and Councilman Peter Val- Elmhurst) (D-East Peralta Jose Sen. Katz, Melinda Assemblywoman state ic Albans), former Democrat- (D-St. Comrie Leroy cilman Everly businessman (D-Bayside), Brown, Citysent. Coun-borough they seek to repre- the money in most the raise notnecessarily did pack ofthe front at the but those month, this earlier chests the contents of their war disclosed president ough Legislation would clean upLI Sound Hopefuls depend on Queens donations to swell their campaign coffers Boro funds drive beep race If passed, lawmak- Israel Steve U.S. Reps. lawmakers Federal Only the candidates The latest city Cam- State Sen. Tony Avella for bor- candidates Six BY CORSO PHIL BY ANUTA JOE and protecting the Long Island Sound. Sound. Island Long the protecting and up toward cleaning geared forabill sponsors ofseveral two are l.) from Steve (fourth Israel and l.) (thirdfrom Meng Grace Reps. U.S. inQueens. ofcash amount most the raise recently didnot but chests, war campaign biggest havethe Peter Vallone Jr. Katz Councilman Melinda and City geared toward cleanup, toward geared Island Sound program, Long aspecial money to appropriate help would fromfrom outside people Queens were active were in Queens. Some donations also that whounions work from were contributions in compared. were $175, to up resident city a by donated for $1 every $6 in chip will board where the matching funds program, Some of the Manhattan al, state and local agencies agencies local and state al, feder- different the require It also would preservation. maintenance and shoreline Vallone has 2010, Since cil. for Coun- runs previous money is left over fromaccount, his more than $1 million in his with pack, ofthe ahead far but mostdent primary. of that presi- borough September’s able vote in notbe to would the borough, although they Overall, Vallone is Photo courtesy SteveIsrael courtesy Photo bordering the body of water adistrict represented has who Israel, Sound,” said Island Long the restore and protect preserve, to help address. could dollars which federal habitat pollution and loss, of threats serious faced estuary 1,320-square-mile tone. into the borough as Whites- far as way Queens, into the of eastern shore north the from ning Long span- dwellings waterfront Island all money.handling how are they report larly regu- to funds the using five outside the from was ofdonations source gest Vallone’s big- amount. next biggest third the and field highest percentage in the second it the which makes was raised in the borough, percent, or42 about $83,000, show. total, that records Of racked up about $197,000, Continued on 46 Page Continued Continued on 46 Page Continued “I have long fought Israel said the borders estuary The Photo by Steven Malecki Steven by Photo
had crept up 35 feet. up 35 crept had 2007 that the groundwater in estimated missioner com- DEP Aformer said. dramatically, Scarborough water table rose the homes, into it piping and ground water out ofthe sucking Co. Water ing them from the Jamaica purchas- after 1996 in down it shut wells restart city to repeatedly on called the said. ough groundwater,”the Scarbor- by flooded being still are and that people’s homes ing in southeast Queens have flood- asolution the to do not we still fact the test water table. rising the to of willfully ignoring fixes city the accused and Friday last offices department’s outside the rallied leaders community Network and Action National ofthe ter chap- Queens the Jamaica), (D- Scarborough William lawsuits. exploring are ers homeown- and bills drafted problem. the alleviate vironmental Protection to the city Department force and try to means legal of En-are moving forward with ing in southeast Queens flood- up fed with eowners Protection. ofEnvironmental Department city ofthe offices the ly outside aral- at (c.) speaks Scarborough William State Assemblyman Residents plan to sue city to stop floo Without the company has community The pro- to was rally “The State Assemblyman Lawmakers have Lawmakers and hom- BY ANUTA JOE would force DEP’s hand in in DEP’s force hand would that legislation troduced Smith have (D-Hollis) in- Malcolm Sen. state and court civil to , Scarborough thetaking damage claims homes. of basements destroyed has aday and hours 24 ning run- home, have to pumps York College anursing and eral institutions, including sev- forced whichlem, has prob- flooding the created DEP contend plaintiffs sible hesaid. of cases,” viability see to stage atory court. civil in city the against claims age dam- property who may file people about 50 interviewed subsequently and March, in meeting hall a town man. withhave lawyer residents why is which cost, the any earlier, citing been Mark wells the open to refused in Seitel- discussion time. press of for as comment a request of southeast Queens. by returning to the ground The city will compensate water drinking of source upstate will when 2018, until acurrent be but not wells, the reopen shut down. Continued on 46 Page Continued In addition to plans for plans to addition In pos- the and Seitelman explor- the in “We are Seitelman attended The department has to notrespond did DEP The city does plan to Photo by Juliet Kaye Juliet by Photo ding TIMESLEDGER, MAY 31-JUNE 6, 2013 TIMESLEDGER.COM 5 BT Photo courtesy Avella Tony He is first vice com- vice first is He Weiss, another mem- Reach reporter Phil many. He received an hon- an and Bad Kissengen, received Ger- He many. orable discharge in August 1973 and was eventually awarded the Air Medal, Viet- Medal, Conduct Good nam Service and Campaign medals,Vietnam Cross of Gallantry, Presidential National and Citation Unit McKee 131 Medal. Defense Post Edward of serves Legion mander also He American quartermaster Whit- and of 4787. VFW Community estone Post Queens of member life a as Chapter 32 VVA. VFW Whitestone of ber U.S. the in served 4787, Post and during 1942-45 from Army II War back and went World and Korean the in serve sergeant to Vietnam wars. She was dis- charged supply in February 1975 a as II War received the World Army Occupation, Victory, National Defense Service and Good Conduct medals, among other awards. pcorso@ at e-mail by Corso at phone by or cnglocal.com 718-260-4573. After graduating from from graduating After By 1984, he had immi- na- Village Queens Choi (l.-r.), Mu Hwan Kim, Loretta Weiss, Joseph Panzardi and and Panzardi Joseph Weiss, Loretta Kim, Hwan Mu honors (c.) Avella State Sen. borough Tony veterans Bae Yeong (l.-r.), Choi NamKwang Lee for Memorial Day. of Korea Army in 1965 1965 in and of thedent president Army Vietnam Veterans War Association York, New of Republic the in Korea enrolled of and served alongside U.S. Viet- the in forces armed He spent more nam War. than 36 months on wartime a retiring as before duty of Republic the in sergeant Korea Army. resident Flushing college, Republic the joined also Lee of Korea Marine Corps’s Of- ficer Candidate School and Marine the attended later School Military English and the Army Military In- was He School. telligence as a captaindeployed to servein the Vietnam War Blue ROK the in 1968 in Dragon Brigade, one of the deployed units main three theat time. States United the to grated president as served and of the Korean As- Veteran sociation in 1994. He also New the of major as served National GuardYork from 2002-10. the joined Panzardi tive military in 1967 served and Vietnam both in overseas BY PHIL CORSOBY Me- of recognition In The on the senator sits This year he welcomed to tribute alsoHe paid Thevets were joined by alsoChoi, of president In 2005, the National resi- Flushing a Kim, Avella thanks our vets our thanks Avella Get your Queens news on on Queens news Get your facebook.com/timesledger Facebook: Senate resolutions recognize heroes for Memorial Day Memorial for heroes recognize resolutions Senate morial Day, state Sen. Tony state Sen. Tony morial Day, Avella (D-Bayside) veterans decorated four invited into his northeast Queens resolu- with office district tions in hand to them honor theirfor service. Home- Veterans, Senate Military and Security land Affairs Committee and said he holds a similar cer- Memorial on com- to twice 38-emony at a year, Blvd., days Bell 50 Veterans and memorate the heros who district. his within live Hwan Bae Mu Choi, Yeong Kim, NamKwang Leeand Joseph Panzardi from and Whitestone Flushing, thank to Village Queens them their for service over- seas. Loretta inducting by Weiss Veter- Senate’s the into her ans Hall of Fame. Veterans members, family of Foreign and Wars Viet- America of Veterans nam members and friends to pay a tribute to their service. as served Corps Marine Korean the USA, Veterans AssociationEastern of of Republic the in sergeant Korea Marine Corps from 1975-78. After arriving in 1980, in States United the the Flushing man started his own beauty busi- supply ness. 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Hartman, Richard and Principal; Mannarino, Peter winner; Contest Pi Arguelles, Michael President; ofTrustees Board King the Christ Maltese, R. Serphin left): (from Pictured League. Mathematics York New State the in first that placed team Math recently King the Christ ofthe amember was Mathematics, in majoring on a fall scholarship the in College Hunter CUNY attending be will who Arguelles, Michael ofthe contest. judges the before them recited accurately and ofPi digits 1,000 memorized Michael success. their for prizes cash awarded were and ofPi digits the memorize to challenged were students The School. High King the Christ by sponsored Memorization Pi Contest the arow, won in year third the for has senior, agraduating Arguelles, Michael Fi Principal; Michael W. Michel, President; Arthur Spanarkel, Financial Advisor; Dolores St. Louis, Executive Assistant. http://www.ctkny.org Executive Louis, available St. is Dolores information Advisor; More Financial Spanarkel, Arthur President; W. Michel, Michael Counsel; Principal; Esq., Como, Anthony Treasurer; DeFronzo, M. Joseph V. G. Msgr. Helldorfer, Bernard Ognibene, Nicholas Peter W. Counsel/Trustee; Brenda Trusee; J. Trustee; Evans, Mannarino, Thomas Sivillo, Chairman; Vice Chairman; Normandia, A. Maltese, Robert R. Serphin Chairman; Vice Trustees: of Board its by governed is School High King the Christ 1000 approximately is 45. enrollment numbers current faculty The King’s the students. Christ Schools. States Secondary Middle and the and York New Colleges of of State the of Association Regents of Board The by accredited is school The areas. all from n e d Christ the King on Facebook at facebook.com/CTKNY at Facebook on King the d Christ paratory curriculum. Located in Middle Village, Queens, Christ the King Regional High School draws students Course location: QueensCollege* passtheregents.com BEGIN JUNE11 SCHEDULE (ALL CLASSES 9am-4pm) / 0 0 1 3 (718) 366-7400 York New 11379 Village, Avenue, Middle Metropolitan 68-02 School High King the Christ choose one choose For Christ the King Senior, it’s as Easy as Pi as Senior, it’s Easy as King the For Christ 718-644-1829 J 8 J 8 AUDYSUNDAY SATURDAY course date per subject per date course is a private, co-educational Catholic High School with a 4-year college . J 2 J 9 J 9 J , J - J 9 J , J 9 . J 9 passtheregents.com dent, Brown said. Brown dent, other charges involved in the shooting inci- awaiting on trial second-degree murder and 17, June jail DA in the added. years 25 to Green sentence hewould chter indicated said. Brown shot herchest, into onefatal fired pistol out and a9mm pulled DA Green said. the herpurse, take to struggled Green as ground the to husband Mohammed’s threw said. Brown accomplices, alleged three and by Green when 2011, 13, at p.m. March about 8:30 theywalking were months, were short five only wed been had approachedsaid. Brown 2011, March in old Mohammed Rabia from of23-year- shooting the to related charges behind weapons and robbery manslaughter, to said. Brown Richard botched robbery, Queens District Attorney ing 2011in prison pleading after to guilty shooting the shock- of a newlywed during a to the NYPD. the to hairpiece, cops said. abrown eyesand brown with pounds 160 about 5-foot-8, as said. police Precinct, 109th the within who disappeared man NYPD. the to according eyes, brown has and Avenue. pounds Beech 120 near Chapple weighs her residence her.public help locate to the were asking police and week, last since missing been has Call CrimeStoppers at1-800-577-TIPS (8477), text 274637 (CRIMES) NYPD seeks public help infindingFlushing woman Green’s suspected accomplices were were accomplices Green’s suspected Bu- Richard Justice Court Supreme allegedly teenagers other ofthe Two who herhusband, and Mohammed Tuesday guilty 19,pleaded Green, Ian years up 25 to faces —Ateen HOLLIS Police looking for missing maninBayside He also has a tattoo of a butterfly on his thigh, according according thigh, onhis ofabutterfly atattoo has He also described was 21and May seen 67, last was Fleres, Dante a forfinding help in asking was NYPD BAYSIDE —The 21at May about in 4p.m. seen least Chapple was Harriet woman Boulevard Kissena —A60-year-old FLUSHING Teen could get 25 years inHollis shooting and enter TIP577 orlogon to nypdcrimestoppers.com. Blotter POLICE Got tips? Muhammed during a botched robbery. robbery. abotched during Muhammed Tuesday shooting to fatally guilty ed day.wedding Teenager plead- Green Ian their on foraphoto pose Khan, Shazam husband, her and (l.) Mohammed Rabia HARRIET CHAPPLE HARRIET DANTE FLERES Photo courtesy NY Post NY courtesy Photo TIMESLEDGER, MAY 31-JUNE 6, 2013 TIMESLEDGER.COM 9 BT
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V.P. of Advertising of V.P. RALPH D’ONOFRIO Manager Sales BRIAN RICE Editor Sports JOSEPH STASZEWSKI Editor News KEVIN ZIMMERMAN Editor Managing SANTUCCI CHRISTINA Editor ROZ LISTON PROUD MEMBER OF NEW YORK PRESS ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION, SUBURBAN NEWSPAPERS OF AMERICA AND INLAND PRESS ASS PRESS INLAND AND AMERICA OF NEWSPAPERS SUBURBAN ASSOCIATION, NEWSPAPER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, PRESS YORK NEW OF MEMBER PROUD We be better must prepared for disasters to communicate with peo- with this problem is how spread. to fires causing winds force gale and states other in pi, huge snowfalls some like Mississip- areas in drought serious country, ofour parts other and ma recent tornados in of severity and amount the Oklaho- Sandy, Hurricane Queens, northeast hit that nado extreme. Look at the tor- O Maldonado P.J. Ken Lopez, Smith, Maria Harris, Norm Kaplan, Ellis Photographers: Designer: Layout: Frantz Karen Steve Mosco, Phil Rich Corso, Anuta, Bockmann, Reporters: Editor: Photo Copy Editor: STAFF EDITORIAL One of my concerns weather has been been has weather impact on our daily is changing. The ur planet’s climate Rod Ivey Rod Charlotte Carter Charlotte Rebecca Henely, Joe Joe Henely, Rebecca Joseph Gargiulo Christina Santucci Santucci Christina Nat Valentine, Valentine, Nat do? There would never be never would be do? There conditions handicapped limited mobility and other with those and citizens nior se- would What locations? ev- if eryone what But showed College. York up or School High at Bayside told these go in an emergency, danger? weather I was impending an what todoin ily? fam- your and yourself tect Does How doyou taken? pro- be What everyone precautions should doyou go? Where hit. to ple when know disaster is about On Man Tse Man On Layout/Special Manager: Sections &PRODUCTION ART Friedrich Bob Lewis, William Hellman, B. Parker, Ronald Suzanne Kowald, Kenneth Harris, Bob Contributing Writers/Columnists: Cartoonist: When I asked where to where to Iasked When Tip Sempliner Tip O THER V unable to leave. to unable to use. Most of us would tunnels and ofbridges ber be num- alimited with island remember, adequately ready. are And It does notPeople we appear liveture emergency situations. that now about fu- we think must to need on an be prepared. well. one as nationwide and statewide probablyproblem and a chaos. This is a citywide sites. It be would at these ofpeople thousands protect enough room to shelter and OICES
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Boule- to coming vard Why the doesn’t Q52 going Channel also Broad toward Contact the newsroom: Contact the newsroom: 718-260-4545 • [email protected] 718-260-4545 RITE Two Q52 buses stopped I walked to Beach 95th Cyber intrusions, intrusions, Cyber I mind, in this With was waiting a bus for May 9, at Thursday, goingLiberty Avenue towards southbound n the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bomb- ings, are we reminded of the importanceof Fix buses in the Rockaways the in buses Fix W Take precautions while online while precautions Take Rockaway at 8:58 at am.Rockaway and I jumped on the first one. The bus stopped at and Street 92nd Beach Rockaway Beach Boule- vard. Q52s more two Street when and a Q53,missed, I which passed me. So I waited for a Q22 Fi- that did show. not anothernally, Q53 showed re-evaluating our security procedures, also we but hack- must be conscious of anoth- to threat the from challenge: er our personal information from cyber attacks. recently most Internet Chinese with ers protocol addresses, have compromised the safety of the Just our personal information computers. our on a fake tweetother sent day, hackersby from the Associ- ated Press’ Twitter account towas briefly able send the stock market into a free- fall. pro- to like would to outline a few home at your on do can you things computers online privacy your tect computer sure make and hackers and spammers person- your access and cannot information. or e-mail accounts al your to The following information applies I I Bayside Bayside EADERS EADERS R Henry Euler Nicholas Zizelis Association Inc. Association First ViceFirst President Perliger also identified Vatican the First, What could be next? National out Watch When the petitions are petitions the When Returning PS 130 to Auburndale Improvement ology inherently “excludes” minorities. activ- government limited ists as belonging to one of three categories: racist/ “a white supremacy move- anti-federalist an ment, and a fundamen-movement movement.” talist gun- liberal the with aligns control advocates, and then West military-breeding the liberal the applauds Point government. to approach Rifle Association: The good guys are coming you. for candidates seeking office office seeking candidates con- year, this area this in situation. this cerning will forward we complete, to allcopies of the above so they can the receive full on comments the of impact regarding petitions those the need to return PS 130 to The community. the day. reduce 26 should District overcrowding the of some school 26 in schools local where at stu- or dents are being now bused every District to in moot present controversy as to be school elemen- a new towhere site then tary may least place may it emphasis on siting school a new else- inwhere District 26, or in appropri- an at 25, District placeate agreeable to the community. The report also draws draws also report The also characterizes He The response that we we that response The The organization civic titled “Challengers from from “Challengers titled the Sidelines: Understand- Far-ing Violent America’s Right.” correlation between past mainstream conservatism today’s as dubs it what and far-right.violent The study then goes on to laud while liberals forward-thinking as conserva- that maintaining tives harbor a more archaic “While liberal mindset: areworldviews future- or progressive-oriented, con- are perspectives servative more past-oriented, and in general are interested in preserving the status quo.” sys- liberal-democratic the tem and as inclusive “de- signed to emphasize civil rights” while far-right ide- cation of the students cur- calling the for return of PS chil- 130 neighborhood to students the dren. realize of We the edu- cation school the attending rently be disrupted. not must The changeover would lo- have to believe also We gradual. be for the program the at school room specialfor needs students should because stay we believe there still would sufficient be calchildren on the upper floors of the building. the from getting been have community the in petition pow- and overwhelming is erful. The feeling is that returning PS 130 to District interests best the in is 26 of the students and the sta- surrounding the of bility neighborhood. the has written to the city De- Education, of partment city School Construction superinten- the Authority, of Districtsdents 25 and 26, Community Board local 11, elected leaders and those
short while ago, the Vatican agreed with Barack President Obama concerning S 130, at 200-01 42nd 42nd 200-01 at 130, S cur- Bayside, in Ave. rently mainly serves District 25 students. The analysis was con- The Combating Terror- The Auburndale Im- Auburndale The
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Left-wing right on guns, gov’t guns, on right Left-wing Return PS 130 to District 26 District to 130 PS Return Perliger. Thereport Perliger. was of Terrorism Studies Arie fessor and CTC Director ducted by West Point Pro- Point West by ducted can obtain weapons. which they so flagrantly cerned with the ease with with ease the with cerned activists. It was also con- also was It activists. strong limited government federalist movement and groups, including the anti- the including groups, against American far-right far-right American against released a study warning tary Academy at West Point ism Center the at Mili- U.S. tives and liberals. in-depth study on conserva- on study in-depth Recently, West Point did an Point West Recently, the need gun for control. is circulating a petition provement Associationprovement Inc. get to by walking.get to by school, which they couldschool, which attend their neighborhood street from PS 130 cannot cannot 130 PS from street living across or down the the down or across living busing children. Children Children children. busing and the prohibitive costand of the prohibitive fect on students’ education education students’ on fect no sense considering the ef- trict 26 schools. This makes bused to Dis- overcrowded the local children are parts of District 25, while are bused in from other day. Many of the students students the of Many day. tions became what it is to- is it what became tions and after several incarna- closed to local children, nipulation, the was school Bayside border. Bayside living on the Auburndale- the on living and students K-8 school for and historically was a K-6 graphically in District 26 26 District in graphically The school, however, is geo- The school, however,
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Its annual of the American Society of on the board of directors bank, Calif., surgeon is who said Dr. Deannasaid Dr. Attai, a Bur- cally as well as physically, physically, as well as cally woman recover psychologi- portant” and can help a a help can and portant” gery to restore appearance. treatment, and plastic sur- ogy, which focuses which ogy, on cancer surgery — combining oncol- specialty — “oncoplastic” results. has It led to a new effects and better cosmetic scars, fewer long-term side faster treatment, smaller treatment, faster more options that allow removed. there Now are the breast lump or the whole used to be whether to have have to used be whether to have the disease, the choice choice the disease, the have veloping breast cancer. puts her at high risk of de- of risk high at her puts ries a gene mutation that that mutation gene a ries implants because she car- and reconstruction with with reconstruction and had a double mastectomyhad a double beautiful.” lie said, “the results can be Jolie justJolie chose As to do. 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This way, the piano with a hammer and a viewer is more likely to be- then decided to put the parts of come engaged visually with the instrument back together the work as a whole, rather in an undefinable collection of than say ‘Oh, that’s a piano key bits and pieces. over there,’” he said. In more professional To truly understand the terms, Trombly, who has a intricacy of Trombly’s work, studio and displays his works one must know more exten- at Diego Salazar Art Studios & sively about his musical back- Gallery 21-25 44th Ave. in Long ground. Born in Hartford, Island City, is actually using a Conn., Trombly grew up in a creative process called assem- town just east of there called blage which consists of creat- Manchester. When he was ing multi-dimensional com- younger, he learned to play the positions by putting together cello, saxophone and piano. He found objects. earned his bachelors of music Since Trombly is also an with honors from the Universi- accomplished musician, some ty of Connecticut and his mas- of his assemblages are cre- ter of musical arts from Yale ated from parts of instruments University’s School of Music. such as piano keys and cello “I was pretty involved strings and he names some in the music world,” Trom- of his series of collages based bly said. “In graduate school upon music terminology like I spent a summer studying up sonatas and toccatas. Trom- at the Tanglewood-Berkshire bly maintains, however, that Music Center in Massachu- his mixed-media assemblages setts with Leonard Bernstein titled “Nocturnes” are not and composer George Crumb influenced by music but by a and that was a pretty illumi- series of paintings by Ameri- nating piece of my life.” can-born, British-based artist Besides being a fellow in James McNeill Whistler who composition and conducting at coined the term “nocturne Tanglewood, Trombly received painting” to describe works he grants to study classical music created with twilight and eve- from the National Endowment ning scenes. for the Arts and the New York As piano keyboards and State Council on the Arts. cello strings cling to his as- Another notable achieve- semblages, the viewer does ment for Trombly was receiv- see the influence of music in ing a Guggenheim Fellowship Trombly’s life. Nevertheless, to compose music in the 1970s. Artist Preston Trombly, shown with his Trombly insists that he paints He is one of the youngest peo- piece “Sonata No. 5,” combines elements with the intention of making ple to ever receive one. of his musical background in his works. his artwork unrecognizable. During this time he was Photo by Allison Plitt “My series of assemblages Continued on Page 36 34 TL Cutting-edge tunes at NYC’s musical saw fest COM . The 10th annual gathering brings musicians from around the world to Astoria’s Trinity Lutheran Church TIMESLEDGER BY ALEX PALMER mances include the pre- or adding effects. miere of original composi- The event will con- 6, 2013 6, 2013 Those who think saws tions written specifically clude with the “Chorus of UNE belong in tool sheds should for the event by composers the Saws” in which all of stop by Astoria’s Trinity Scott Munson and Ady Co- the saw players join togeth- 31 - J Lutheran Church on Satur- hen, as well as a chamber er on stage. AY day to see how some people orchestra conducted by “You feel all of the , M can make them sing. Dan Radtke to accompany vibrations at once,” says EDGER On that day, more than Paruz on the musical saw. Paruz. “It’s really an ex- L 40 saw musicians will take As this is the 10th anni- perience you have to have IMES T center stage to create up- versary of the event, Paruz, live — if you watch a video lifting and emotive sounds who lives in Astoria, has you will not feel it the same as part of the 10th annual worked to expand the pro- way.” NYC Musical Saw Festival. gram so that it is not just As its name implies, a concert, but a full-blown IF YOU GO this show will be dedicated festival. This year it will to this often-overlooked in- include poetry as well as an NYC Musical Saw strument from start to fin- art exhibit of paintings in- Festival ish. spired by the saw’s music. “A lot of people don’t On the lower level of Trin- Saturday, June 1, 2 p.m. know about the existence of ity Church, several work- Trinity Lutheran Church, this instrument,” Natalia The NYC Musical Saw Festival returns to Astoria this weekend. File photo shops will be offered, in- 31-18 37th St., Astoria Paruz, the director of the cluding a session for those Admission is $10 festival, and also known to put it in the forefront and instrument will be on dis- France, Norway, Poland, interested in learning the www.musicalsawfestival. as “The Saw Lady,” said. showcase all the things the play as players from South Canada and from through- basics of playing the saw, com “While a band might play it saw can do.” Africa, Chile, Brazil, Mex- out the United States take and more advanced lessons in a piece or two, we wanted The versatility of the ico, Japan, Italy, Germany, the stage. These perfor- on playing it with a mallet Answers in Sports 35 Much ado about something in Sunnyside comedic production TL T IMES L ‘Secret Weapons of Fat Destruction’ at Thalia Spanish Theatre tackles life questions big and small EDGER BY KEVIN ZIMMERMAN est comedy “Secret Weap- ater’s aisle looking for her But Harry, who happens , M AY ons of Fat Destruction,” by husband. She too ends up to be a salesman offering - J 31 As my companion and Spanish playwright Iñigo on stage and is excited to be miracle beauty cures — in- I settled into our seats last Ramirez de Haro, now at there. cluding that weapon of fat UNE Friday at the Thalia Spanish the Thalia, 41-17 Greenpoint “Am I famous?” Barto- destruction — points out it 2013 6, Theatre, we both scanned Ave. in Sunnyside, through la asks her husband. With- is not shallow but a reality the office set recreated in June 23. out waiting for an answer, of the world. front of the audience. Ramirez de Haro takes she begins to think of her- “Everything in life is TIMESLEDGER “There’s a toilet on the on many foibles of 21st-cen- self as a Spanish sex kitten, about impact,” Harry said. stage,” my friend said. tury society: consumerism, a la Penelope Cruz in a Pe- “Within the first two sec- She was right. celebrity worship, blind dro Almadovar film. Mean- Continued on Page 37 . In place of a desk chair faith, overt sexuality and while, another “audience COM sat a white porcelain com- our constant need to be en- member,” Harry, played by IF YOU GO mode. As the house lights tertained. Jesus Martinez, complains dimmed, actor Francisco Fuertes plays a slight- about the action or inaction “Secret Weapons of Fat Fuertes walked onto stage, ly off-kilter director and of what is taking place on Destruction” dropped his trousers and writer named Ramirez, Actors William Saquicela (l. to r.) Soledad López and Francisco stage. Thalia Spanish Theatre boxers and pretended to who wants to take theater Fuertes appear in a scene from “Secret Weapons of Fat Destruction” “I came here to enjoy christen this bathroom fix- back to its Greek begin- myself,” Harry said. 41-17 Greenpoint Ave., playing at the Thalia Spanish Theatre through June 23. Sunnyside ture. nings where the spectator Photo courtesy Michael Palma The show’s poster on “My writing,” he said, was the spectacle; where Greenpoint Avenue shows Fridays at 8 p.m. and “is...” He then used a four- the audience was the actor. when nothing happens.” disciples. He hangs onto his the bottom half of a woman Saturdays at 3 p.m. letter word to describe his To that end, he turns up the But of course some- every word and even calls wearing only a pink thong performed in English; creations. “When I think, house lights and suddenly thing happens. Ramirez “our master” as and Harry said that led him Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 4 p.m. in I write,” he said. “And, I...” those people watching are “Audience member” he looks for meaning in the to believe he was in for a Spanish, through June 23 Well, you can probably part of the show. Santiago, played by actor proceedings. As the two night of bawdy comedy not Tickets are $25, $22/ figure out what he said he “You’re going to be re- William Saquicela, wan- men banter, Santiago’s wife overblown existentialism. seniors and students does. ally bored,” Ramirez said. ders up on stage and quick- Bartola, played by Soledad Ramirez attempts to (718) 729-3880 So begins the absurd- “Let’s see what happens ly becomes one of Ramirez’s López, strolls down the the- discount this shallowness. When: Sunday, June 2, 6 pm Where: Museum of the Moving $ 95 THE ARTS ENTERTAINMENT Image, 36-01 35 Ave., Astoria Come & Enjoy a Delicious 7 Cost: $15/includes museum Homemade Italian Lunch with us!!! +tax admission, $9/museum People is Easy,” Fugazi in members, Free for Silver Screen Monday - Friday 12pm to 3pm FILM “Instrument,” Talking Heads members and above. in “Stop Making Sense,” David Contact: (718) 777-6800 to Penne Melinzano Penne Florio See it Big! — The Museum of Byrne in “True Stories” and reserve tickets (Eggplant & zucchini in a light red sauce) (Baby shrimp sautéed w/ mushrooms, peas & the Moving Image presents Björk in “Dancer in the Dark.” Website: www.movingimage.us Penne Campagnola asparagus in a virgin olive oil & garlic) a series celebrating the joys When: “Meeting People is (Chicken, peas & mushrooms sautéed Penne Fortunati of large-scale movie going. in a light marinara sauce) Easy,” Saturday, June 1, 3 pm; Penne Papalina (Onions, mushrooms & capers in a virgin olive oil) It’s a chance to discover or “Instrument,” Friday, June 7, DANCE revisit essential fi lms in their (Proscuitto, peas & mushrooms in a pink cream sauce) Penne Caruso 7 pm; “Stop Making Sense,” Penne Florentine full theatrical splendor. 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Because he became concerts all over the Unit- good at drawing quickly, he TIMESLEDGER ed States and Europe, but became more involved in when he returned to New visual arts especially with- York City after one of his in the last decade. 6, 2013 6, 2013 trips, he became interested Although he lives in UNE in the visual arts for the Chelsea, he has a short (Above) “Acrylics and inks on newspaper images” by Preston first time. commute to Long Island Trombly. (Right) “Imaginary Landscape in Red, Yellow and Blue” by 31 - J “During my Guggen- City where he works in his AY Preston Trombly. Courtesy of artist heim Fellowship year, a studio. , M friend had given me a cam- Trombly believes that said. “Where will this shape an overall idea or maybe EDGER era and I got hooked on black there are many similarities go? What color will it be? a general concept of what L and white photography,” between composing music Where will this line connect I want to do, but if I pre- IMES T Trombly said. “I also got and making visual art. to another? In other words, plan too much, the piece involved in doing my own “Even though the mate- what happens where?” just comes out looking very darkroom work and want- rials are obviously very dif- Besides assemblages, studied and self-conscious,” ing to emphasize certain ferent, the way composers more recently Trombly has he said. “Each work takes parts of a photo by rubbing and painters work is very been working on paintings. on a life of its own and the image with my hands similar,” he said. “Compos- One series of notable paint- when that happens, I know during the developing pro- ers and artists both make ings he created on newspa- I’m on to something, but cess. It was maybe five or six choices about their materi- per. Initially he took the I don’t ever know that un- years later that I followed als and how those materials actual newspaper photo- til I’m working on a piece through on my impulse to relate to each other in the graphs and then created ab- and it takes over. It tells me gram. On the Symphony sical music devotees across get my hands involved by context of the work. stract images from then. He what to do.” Hall Channel 76, he pres- the country,” Trombly said. learning how to draw and “Composers make deci- tied together the elements Although he is cur- ents afternoon shows which “Another large part of who that feeling went all the way sions about which musical of the drawings with a rently immersed in his are comprised of sympho- I am revolves around my back to the camera work in events will happen when: black reed pen. From these painting, he still has the nies, chamber music pieces work in the visual arts. Both the mid-1970s,” he said. “I When will this melody be- smaller landscapes, he has opportunity to revert back and concertos. together paint a more com- also composed music in that gin? What instruments will been able to create larger to his past and contribute “A large part of who I plete picture of who I am.” year as well and for a while play? How loud will this paintings which he calls to the music community. am revolves around music. afterwards there was an chord be? In other words, “Imaginary Landscapes.” Presently, Trombly hosts On SiriusXM radio, I am For more information overlapping period when I what happens when? Vi- Trombly attempts to radio shows on two differ- fortunate to be able to share about Preston Trombly and was working both in music sual artists make decisions describe his creative pro- ent SiriusXM channels. On my experience, knowledge his artwork, you can visit and the visual arts. After about which colors, shapes, cess when he paints. the Pops Classical Channel and love of classical music his website at www.preston- a while my musical work materials appear where,” he “I go to the studio with 75, he does a morning pro- with a large number of clas- trombly.com. Spanish playwright Inigo When: June 5 through June 22 Broadway musical “Seussical Jr.” Dolls” on Tuesday, June 4 and Ramirez de Haro. Witness the Where: The Chain Theatre, 21- When: Wednesday, June 12 and Thursday, June 6, beginning at complications of the fl esh as an 28 45th Road, Long Island City Thursday, June 13, 7 pm 7:30 pm both days. Men, women unconventional writer/director Cost: $15, $18/fi nalist Where: P.S. 31 Theatre, 211-45 and teenagers are needed involves his audience in performance 46th Road, Bayside for speaking parts, ensemble Cost: $15/adults, $10/children, creating a new kind of theater Contact: (646) 580-6003 Cost: $5 and dancing roles. For the PRODUCTIONS $40/family four-pack entertainment. Website: Contact: (718)423-8288 audition, bring sheet music Contact: (718) 392-0722 When: Fridays at 8 pm and variationstheatregroup.com for and be prepared to sing with The Secret Children’s Website: www.secrettheatre. Saturdays at 3 pm, performed festival schedule piano accompaniment, to dance Theatre — Saturday mornings com in English; and Saturdays at AUDITIONS a combination and to reach and afternoons catch an 8 pm and Sundays at 4 pm, “If You Give a Mouse a lines from a script. Theatre original musical for the “Peterpat” — Parkside Players performed in Spanish, through Cookie & Other Story Books” FSF Community Theatre by the Bay is located at Bay whole family. Shows include presents this comedy by Enid Sunday, June 23 — A family musical revue for Group is holding auditions for Terrace Jewish Center, 13-00 “Princess Particular,” about Rudd about 10 years in the life Where: Thalia Spanish children K-5 based on the its November production of 209th St. in Bayside. For more a princess who would rather of Peter, a struggling writer, Theatre, 41-17 Greenpoint Ave., popular children’s books “If “Legally Blonde The Musical,” information, call 718-428-6363. be a ballerina; “Pirate Pete’s Sunnyside You Give a Mouse a Cookie,” on Wednesday, June 5 and Parrot,” which tells the story and Pat, his pregnant girlfriend. When: Friday, May 31 and Cost: $25, $22/students and “Borreguita and the Coyote,” Thursday, June 6, from 7:30 of a lovable rogue on a mission pm to 10 pm. Actors, singers, MEETINGS to fi nd his runaway parrot; and Saturday, June 1 seniors “Imogene’s Antlers” and others. Where: Grace Lutheran Church, Contact: (718) 729-3880 When: Sunday, June 2, 1 pm dancers and stage crew “Dotty Dot!”, a day in the life (ages 16 and up) are needed. North Shore Playwrights of a very bossy 12-year-old and 103-15 Union Turnpike, Forest Website: www.thaliatheatre.org and 3 pm Rehearsals will take place Circle Meeting — Formerly her friends as they try to put Hills Where: Queens Theatre, 14 on a play. Cost: $14/adults, $12/seniors The 2013 Unchained Theatre United Nations Ave. South, Tuesdays and Thursdays known as the Playwrights When: “Princess Particular,” Contact: (718) 353-7388 Festival — Variations Theatre Flushing Meadows Corona Park beginning July 30. The Free Circle of Great Neck, this open Saturdays: June 8, June 22, Website: www.parksideplayers. Group presents the third Cost: $14 Synagogue of Flushing Theatre group features discussion, July 6, 11 am; “Pirate Pete’s com annual festival of new works. Contact: (718) 760-0064 Group is located at 41-60 workshopping and writing Parrot,” Saturdays: June 8, During the three-week event, Website: www.queenstheatre. Kissena Blvd. in Flushing. For exercises for playwrights in June 22, July 6, 2 pm; and “Secret Weapons of Fat each show will receive four org more information, call 516-521- Queens and Nassau counties. “Dotty Dot!” Saturdays: June 1, Destruction” — Thalia showings. Audiences and 5500. When: Every other Wednesday, June 29, 2 pm Spanish Theatre presents the judges will select fi nalists to “Seussical Jr.” — P.S. 31 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm Where: The Secret Children’s bilingual world premiere of receive a fi fth show to compete the Bayside School presents Theatre by the Bay will hold Where: Atria, 96 Cutter Mill Theatre, 44-02 23rd St., Long a comedy by controversial for awards. its production of the recent auditions for its November Road, Great Neck Island City production of “Guys and Contact: Muriel, (718) 225-7382 Website: www. 12 and up Where: Pomonok Senior Center, When: Saturday, June 1, 10 am 37 greenspacestudio.org Where: Resobox, 41-26 27th St., 67-09 Kissena Boulevard, Flushing to 5 pm Long Island City Contact: Jennifer Buljan (718) Where: Queens Botanical TL THE ARTS ENTERTAINMENT Japanese Classical Dance at Cost: $25/adults, $20/students 591-3377 Garden, 43-50 Main St., Flushing Resobox — Workshops teach Contact: (718) 784-3680 Cost: $75/for members T IMES Continued from Page 35 event that calls a family back to the 400-year-old nichibu dance Website: resobox.com (includes parking), $85/non- L Ballet” dance, music and their childhood home. popularized in kabuki. 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Lu- ing,” Red Hawks Coach the top of the PSAL is near- since I was a freshman my ciano started her big after- Marco Migliaccio said. “Ev- ly complete. dream was to come to the noon with a triple to right ery year we’d come close.” The second-seeded Red championship.” field to lead things off. The Red Hawks un- Hawks won the league’s Junior ace Britney Ro- Amy Pirozek, who was derstand there is one Class B softball title four driguez was again superb, 3-for-4 with two runs scored, more game to play against Donovan Armas (l.) is congratulated by teammate Nicholas years ago and will now get allowing just a first-inning delivered an RBI single and top-seeded and two-time Dorcean after beating Stepinac. Photo by Joseph Staszewski a chance to play for the ‘A’ run before stranding run- Emily Perez came through defending champion Tot- crown after a decisive 11-1, ners on first and second with a big three-run dou- tenville 1:30 p.m. Sunday six-inning, run-rule win with no outs to limit the ble over the right fielder’s at St. John’s University. over No. 3 DeWitt Clinton damage. She went on to head to extend the lead to Construction already owns Stanners stay alive in the semifinals Sunday allow just two hits while 5-1. Delana Murry plated a a 6-5 win over the Pirates, afternoon at the College of striking out 10 for the Red run with a ground out and who have won eight of the Staten Island. Construc- Hawks (19-1). Luciano made it 7-1 with an last nine crowns. The play- tion lost in the quarters “I was just ready to RBI double. ers want to prove once and in CHSAA season two years ago and the semi- play with hyperness,” Ro- Construction scored for all that they are the bet- finals last season before driguez said. “I had to bring twice more in the fifth and ter team. BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI 14 Stepinac in Briarwood breaking through to the myself down.” Pirozek singled home Lu- “We want to show ev- Monday afternoon. The final for the first time in Her lineup provided all ciano in the bottom of the eryone it’s not a mistake,” Donovan Armas im- Stanners (15-5) advanced to school history. the run support she needed sixth to invoke the run rule Luciano said of the regular mediately thought of for- face No. 4 St. Raymond in “It just feels incred- in the second inning by and send the Construction season win. “We won that mer Coach Jack Curran the CHSAA Intersectional ible,” said senior catcher scoring seven times, bring- players spilling onto the game for a reason.” when the senior was in double-elimination tourna- trouble in the top of the sev- ment. enth inning and Molloy’s “He’s always been a season on the line. calming influence on all of Archbishop Stepinac us,” Molloy Coach Brad Ly- had just scored three times ons said of Curran. in the sixth to get within a He nearly watched the run. It had a runner on sec- Crusaders (10-10) come back ond base with one out in the for the second straight day. seventh of decisive Game 3 They rallied to beat Mol- in the CHSAA Class AA loy 2-1 in Game 2 Sunday baseball playoffs. Armas to force the deciding con- couldn’t let down Curran, test. The Villanova-bound who died in March. Armas, who allowed three “All I really had in runs on three hits, had the my mind was coach,” said full confidence of his team- Armas, who puts Curran’s mates that he wouldn’t let it initials in the mound dirt happen again. before every inning. “This “I knew he was going season has been all about to get the job done,” center- him. That’s our why and we fielder Liam Slattery said. have the biggest why. You Slattery made Armas’ think about coach and any- life a bit easier with his thing is possible.” bat. He tripled with one He then proceeded to out in the first inning and keep the Stanners’ city title later scored on a Virgilio hopes alive. Armas record- Jimenz ground out to make ed strike-out No. 10 for the it 1-0. Maine-bound short- game and got Brandon Soto stop Chris Piteo blasted a to pop out to John Young at 300-plus-foot homer over Katherine Valle sheds tears of joy in the arms of Construction teammate Amy Pirozek after beating Clinton. first to close out No. 5-seed- the fence in left center to Photo by Joseph Staszewski ed Molloy’s 4-3 win over No. Continued on Page 44 44 TL Former TMLA star achieves hoops dream COM . Karin Robinson perseveres and lands spot on Providence roster after two years at junior college TIMESLEDGER Joseph LaRon Mapp and Positive play since she was in high “There are a lot of Direction Coaches Jason school and keep a constant Staszewski young ladies and young McLeish, Carlos Avila and eye on her. men who go to junior col- Stanley Milien for never “He followed me un- . 6, 2013 . 6, 2013 lege and don’t do that,” Posi- giving up on her and push- like everybody else,” Rob- UN Block Shots tive Direction Coach JoAnn ing her to not give up on inson said. 31-J Arbitello said. “They go to herself. Robinson began She, however, doesn’t AY junior college and that’s the to trust and listen to them want everybody else to be , M Karin Robinson is last you see of them.” more than she had in the like her. Robinson regrets EDGER L getting a second chance at Robinson’s path to past and talked about get- the path she took. Robinson playing Division I basket- Providence, a Division I ting her master’s down the maturely sees it as a chance IMES T ball after she nearly let it basketball school, began road — a big step for Rob- to teach younger players get away. It is an opportu- with a season after high inson. not to let that happen to nity the former Mary Louis school at Coffeyville CC in “When she was reach- them, saying it’s nothing star deserves. Kansas, a school set up by ing out to me more, it anyone should want to go Playing at that level George Mason. Robinson style and the discipline and a game in multiple ways showed me that she’s under- through. was supposed to happen said she didn’t feel comfort- structure she was looking that made her an all-city standing that everyone has She’s worked her way two years ago, but academic able with the team’s style Karin Robinson is headed to Providence to play basketball. a place in her life and that past it all now and doesn’t issues kept her from attend- and approach and left the Photo courtesy Monroe Community College Athletics there are certain people see herself going backward. ing George Mason after her safety net of George Mason. who need to be there when Just like when Robinson senior season at The Mary With no other college really for to help her succeed on talent for the Hilltoppers. you are making a decision,” turns her defensive re- Louis Academy. Robinson, interested, Robinson move and off the court. She earned a 3.1 GPA this Arbitello said. bound into a coast-to-coast who played her travel ball closer to home at Monroe “It was like, ‘Yes, this year. It was loyalty that layup, it’s full speed ahead for Positive Direction, per- CC in Rochester. is who I want to play for,’” “Karin has always landed her at Providence for her from here on out. severed, learned and ma- It was the best decision she said. had the intelligence to over Seton Hall, Eastern “It’s a wonderful feel- tured to turn a failure into she ever made. Robinson earned All- do the work — what she Michigan, Pittsburgh, In- ing,” Robinson said. “It a success story by commit- Robinson found a coach American honors averag- lacked was focus,” Par- diana State, Rutgers and feels like I’m still achieving ting to Providence. in Monroe’s Tim Parrinello ing 10.5 points, 4.0 assists, rinello said. Ohio State. First-year Fri- things and it’s only the be- Redemption isn’t some- that reminded her of Arbi- 3.7 rebounds and 3.1 steals, She credits Par- ars assistant Dario Hernan- ginning.” thing everyone earns. tello. She got an up-tempo showing the ability to affect rinello, Arbitello, trainer dez has watched Robinson Molloy Byrnes leads QHST to victory over Goddard Continued from Page 43 extend the lead to 2-0. Mol- BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI John’s University. loy appeared to have bro- They also did it with ken the game open when he Elizabeth Byrnes had the help of Byrnes’ bat. She singled in Young and Dan- to get control of her emo- collected two hits and drove iel Gaitan to make it 4-0 in tions because this wasn’t in three runs. Marisol Ro- the fifth. the time to lose them. driguez singled in the top of “It felt good off the bat The Queens High the second and later scored and I knew it was threw the School of Teaching ace, on a wild pitch. Byrnes sin- hole,” Slattery said. protecting a one-run lead, gled home two more in the Armas was cruising had just given up a lead-off third to make it 3-0. at that point, allowing just single down the left field Goddard (16-3) got two one hit and facing just one line. An outfield error put runs back in the bottom of over the minimum through the runner on third base in the inning with a Victoria five. In the sixth he surren- the PSAL Class B softball Picarella RBI double and dered a ground rule double semifinals. an outfield error to close to Brandon Campos to cen- “My heart was like Queens High School for Teaching ’s Elizabeth Byrnes gets a hug from a teammate after the win. with in 5-2. Byrnes drove terfield to put two men on. going through my chest,” Photo by Joseph Staszewski in a run with a single in the Joe Signore followed that Byrnes said. “I just need to fifth, but a pass ball plated with a three-run homer to relax and hope.” Instead, she got to leap behind to win both regular rasco said. “It says a lot to Nina Recchia in the bottom right center to pull Stepi- The junior proceeded high in the air in celebra- season meetings between stay composed.” of the frame to pull God- nac within 4-3. to elevate the pressure. She tion as the ball settled into the division rivals. Byrnes The Tigers (14-5) re- dard back within 4-3. The barrage took Ar- got a strikeout and then in- Frary’s glove to end the didn’t let that happen again turn to the title game for Byrnes kept it there mas off guard, but he never duced a pop-up to second pressure-backed seventh in the season’s most impor- the first time since winning and kept Queens HS of let up. He couldn’t lose this base for the second out. inning and give No. 12-seed- tant game to date. She al- the crown in 2007. Queens Teaching’s title hopes game. It was about more Byrnes got the next bat- ed Queens HS of Teaching a lowed just two earned runs HS of Teaching was a Class alive. than him. ter to fly to left field and thrilling 4-3 win over top- on five hits while striking A team last season and won “We knew we had the “We are one step closer watched as Megan Frary seed Robert H. Goddard at out seven. just two games before mov- skill win,” Byrnes said. “We to getting the champion- settled under it. the College of Staten Island “She showed a lot of ing down again. The Tigers just had to get our heads in ship,” Armas said. “I think “I almost dropped,” Sunday afternoon. maturity today,” Tigers face No. 7 Robert F. Kenne- there and we did.” we can do it.” Byrnes said. Goddard came from Coach Rosemariette Car- dy in the final June 2 at St. 45 Wagner bats bounce Bayside from softball playoffs TL BY ELIO VELEZ defensively and getting stein drove home Taylor teammates are confident T some base running mis- Moy and Amanda Arenas this group can progress IMES The Bayside softball takes didn’t help Bayside’s with a two-run triple and next season and make a L team has come up with cause. scored on a throwing er- concerted run at winning a EDGER plenty of offensive firepow- “It just comes down ror to cut the Wagner lead championship. , M er this season en route to to execution. It’s a pretty to 9-5. The Falcons would “I’m hoping next year AY winning the PSAL Queens simple game,” Piorkowski extend their lead by plat- to meet whoever at St. 31-J A-I division title. said. “You have pitching ing seven more runs in the John’s in the championship UN But on May 22, the and catching and defense. sixth to take a 14-5 lead. game,” Bernstein said. “We 2013 . 6, Commodores witnessed It involves catching the ball The encouraging got a young team right now visiting Susan Wagner get and throwing the ball and thing for Bayside is that and we’re going to get more their bats rolling like Bay- we didn’t execute.” the entire lineup, exclud- young players next year side is used to seeing itself The last chance for ing senior left fielder Bri- and bring the seniors back, TIMESLEDGER do against others. Falcons Bayside to get back into the tany Naposki, returns next so we’re going to try to end catcher Danielle Drucker ball game was when Bern- season. Bernstein and her it off good.” . recorded three triples and Bayside’s Tara Bernstein (l.) attempts to tag out Wagner’s Jessica COM drove in four runs to power Barbaria at second base. Photo by Ken Maldonado No. 5-seeded Wagner to a 15-8 win over No. 4 Bayside took the loss. “We tried and ner (15-4) a 4-1 lead. Bayside in the Class A quarterfi- we could have done better was held in check by fresh- nals. but we did our best.” man pitcher Antoinette Si- It was an emotional end Bayside got an early monetti, who pitched out of to the season for the young emotional lift on a leadoff trouble for most of the day and talented Commodores home run by shortstop Tara despite eight errors com- (17-2) in their attempt to Bernstein in the bottom of mitted defensively by Wag- reach the semifinals for the the first inning. That ad- ner. first time since 2008 with vantage was short-lived. Piorkowski has been Coach Steve Piorkowski re- Ninth-place hitter around long enough to turning after battling can- Kayla-Ashley Fred also know his young team had cer last year. had three hits and smacked to play well with the com- “It was a very tough a two-run homer to right petition getting tougher loss,” said Bayside starting field off Gomez in the top as the playoffs progressed. pitcher Heidi Gomez, who of the second to give Wag- Committing three errors 46 TIMESLEDGER, MAY 31-JUNE 6, 2013 TIMESLEDGER.COM BT ROP ronment and Public Works. Public and ronment onEnvi- Committee the to referred and 23 May duced jobs.” lose industries and ultimately damage we will engine, economic billion $9 this restore and don’t protect we community. 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