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The area was home to luminaries like Count Basie, Lena Horne, youth and build homes during annual address Ella Fitzgerald, Illinois Jacquet, Jackie will have a specific impact on Queens. deep into the night on Jan. 10, as patrons, in- Robinson, James Brown, Joe Louis, Milt By David Brand 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 tarps on top of “trash trains.” The coverings By Victoria Merlino 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 “APART FROM THE FOUL ODORS build condos, hotels, shops and office space along Flushing Creek. 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Borough President Donovan Richards was joined by community leaders and city agency representa�ves to discuss the storm’s impact. Photo via Queens Borough President/Twitter Continued from page 1 cuss the aftermath and ensure adequate commu- Due to the open infrastructure related to “There are tens of thousands of openings Bellerose, Beechhurst and Kew Garden nication. Neighborhoods identified of concern air flow and access, like entryways and grates, where water can get into the subway system be- Hills all saw above 4.5 inches of rain. in Queens included the Rockaways, Rosedale, flooding in tunnels and platforms occurs during tween sidewalk grates, vent shafts, station stair- Roads in Kew Gardens and under the College Point and East Elmhurst, according to heavy rainfall. Flash flood protections like seal- ways and manholes,” a spokesperson told the overpasses near Queens Center Mall flood- the office. ing vents and raising vent gratings have been Eagle. “We continue to update our list of vul- ed, and a number of subway stations took on There were few incidents, though MTA re- installed at 25 stations the MTA found to have nerable stations and where we have experience water. ceived a report of burning cables, possibly due recurring issues including at the Court Square, with flooding in past we make sure we inspect Borough President Donovan Richards con- to water, at 12:42 a.m. Sunday and service on 36 St., Steinway St., 46 St, Northern Blvd., 65 and clean station and track drains before the vened an inter-agency meeting with dozens of the N line was temporarily suspended, accord- St, Jamaica-179 St., 169 St., Parsons Blvd., Sut- event and install vent covers and pre-position community leaders on Monday morning to dis- ing to the agency. phin Blvd. stations. pumps and personnel.” Cuomo says goodbye By Jacob Kaye “progressive measures,” that he helped lesson he learned in the executive’s office was Queens Daily Eagle pass but said that he disagreed “with that New Yorkers were smart and good. Almost two weeks after he announced some people in my own party who called “I believed and still believe that New York- his impending resignation as governor of to defund the police.” ers when informed with the facts, when they New York State, Queens-born Andrew “I believe it is misguided. I believe it believe the facts, when they believe they’re told Cuomo gave New Yorkers his final fare- is dangerous,” he said. “Reforming po- the truth, they will do the right thing,” Cuomo well on Monday, Aug. 23. lice must be the goal. Ending discrimi- said. “Even when it’s hard.” The speech came about 12 hours be- nation by the police, ending the unneces- fore Governor Kathy Hochul took the sary use of force, and then building back oath of office around midnight Tuesday trust and respect between the police and PUBLISHERS: morning. the community they serve. That’s the real Michael Nussbaum J.D. 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Jen Hopewell, Assistant to the Publisher [email protected] When Flash Floods Come Knocking at Your Door, It’s Best to Be Prepared By Aria Velazquez THE CITY What would you do if you got caught in a flash flood? This past weekend, many parts of New York City got a first-hand look as Henri drenched the Northeast. As the consequences of global climate change become an everyday reality locally, adverse weather events like flash floods are becoming more common in New York, nearly a decade af- ter Superstorm Sandy swamped much of the city. Experts offer some advice on what to do — and not do — when weather crises hit. Should We Panic? Never panic, but it doesn’t hurt to have a healthy sense of caution. Flash floods differ from regular flooding, as the name suggests, in how quickly they occur. A regular flood can happen over a few days or even weeks, but flash floods are usually caused by heavy rain in a short period of time. Both types of flooding could become more common in the next decade as sea levels surge and as “wobbles” in the moon amplify the impact of rising tides. Last month, historic flooding levels in Europe caused Brooklynites brave the wind and rain on Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights, during Tropical Storm Isaias, Aug. 4, 2020. the deaths of almost 200 people in Germany and Photo by Peter Senzamici/THE CITY Belgium. According to a 2015 research report from Cli- Jason Charles, a firefighter who lives in Harlem The key parts of a household emergency plan climate change,” said Jainey Bavishi, the office’s mate Central, New York State has experienced and runs the New York City Preppers Network. include knowing where to go in the event of an director, in an email statement to THE CITY. 34% more “heavy rain events” while New York “Everything you read [about disaster preparation] evacuation, how to find members of your family As heavy rainfall and other dangerous weath- City has seen a far worse 350% increase in similar is in the best case scenario.” and social network if you live alone, and how you er events like hurricanes, heat waves, snowstorms downpours since the 1950s. “If [something] hits New York City, hopeful- will communicate in an emergency. or even tornadoes in the city increase in frequency, As for what counts as “heavy rain,” the Amer- ly it just hits Manhattan and then The Bronx and There’s also an element of old-school com- the OEM has been encouraging people to sign up ican Meteorological Society defines it as more Queens and Brooklyn and Staten Island can fend mon sense. for emergency alerts through its Notify NYC net- than 0.3 inches in one hour. New York City got al- for themselves,” he said, offering a hypothetical. “If you don’t know how deep the water is but work to keep people updated on severe weather most seven times that amount on July 8, accord- Heather Roiter, the assistant commission- you must cross it, find something like a stick or situations. People can sign up by calling 311, fol- ing to a report from the National Weather Service. er at the city’s Office of Emergency Manage- something to see how deep that water is so that lowing @notifynyc on Twitter, signing up online In recent weeks, heavy rains have also flood- ment (OEM), stressed the importance of having you’re not stepping into anything that’s too deep or downloading the Notify NYC app. ed subways from central China to London. In the a household emergency plan in the event of a hur- and could knock you over,” Roiter said. Whether the de Blasio administration’s ap- event that a heavy rainfall causes flooding in a ricane or flood — and knowing how to stay safe When it comes to protecting your home and proach on climate change and disaster preparation subway station, the wisest course of action is to if the street in front of you suddenly resembles the belongings as a homeowner or a renter, insurance will carry over to the next mayoral administration avoid the train and get to higher ground, experts Hudson River. is key. is unclear. Neither Eric Adams’ or Curtis Sliwa’s say. “Six inches of water can knock a person over. But most homeowners’ and renters’ insurance campaigns returned requests for comment. How- And one to two feet of moving water can carry a policies don’t include flooding as part of their cov- ever, both Adams and Sliwa were vocal on Twit- How Can We Prepare? vehicle away,” Roiter said. erage, and in New York State, information about ter about their displeasure with the state of the sub- Disaster preparation experts and city officials Her office provides an interactive workbook whether your home is in a floodplain can be easi- ways during the heavy rains last month. have a few tips. — in 13 languages — for families looking to be ly hidden. Flood insurance can be purchased sep- Regardless of who the next mayor is, Charles “You have to be ready to rock and roll,” said prepared for the worst. arately through an insurance agency, but there is of the New York City Preppers Network doesn’t a 30-day waiting period before it goes into effect. see things getting any easier. “A standard homeowners policy does not typ- “Rain is super unpredictable,” he said. “Un- ically cover damage caused by flooding, earth- fortunately, moving forward we’re gonna have to quakes or normal wear and tear,” Ellen Melchion- deal with whatever comes.” ni, the president of the New York Insurance Association, said in an email to THE CITY. “A A Handy Checklist homeowner’s best bet to know exactly what is Here are some ways to prepare for weather covered as part of their policy, is talking to their emergencies: agent or company representative.” Know your zone: In the event of a hurricane Charles stressed keeping a clear head. “Men- or other serious rain storm, be aware of what flood tal toughness is gonna get you through it,” he said. region your home is in. Have an evacuation plan: Know where the What Are Officials Doing? nearest evacuation center is. Disaster preparation isn’t strictly an individ- Know where the nearest cooling center is, in ual undertaking. Mayor Bill de Blasio has made the event of a heat wave. multiple calls in recent weeks for investment into Have a household emergency plan and share infrastructure and the subway to prevent future it with your family/friends/neighbors/social net- floods. work. “When you looked at that horrible flooding, Know what your insurance policy covers and that was a symptom of something that’s gone un- what it doesn’t cover. addressed for decades,” de Blasio told reporters Have a “go bag” for every person in your on July 15. “I’m calling upon the state, the MTA: household. Go bags should include: copies of vi- Own the problem, take the steps needed, get this tal documents (birth certificates, passports, mar- revenue, help us fix this problem.” riage licenses, insurance policies, etc.), keys to Meanwhile the Mayor’s Office of Climate your home and vehicle, a flashlight, prescrip- Resiliency released the State of Climate Knowl- tions, glasses, bottled water, first aid kit, change edge report in April, which outlines steps the city of clothes, non-perishable snacks, emergency con- plans to take to prepare New York residents for the tact info, chargers and/or batteries for vital elec- fallout of climate crises. tronics. “An underlying principle of this effort is two- THE CITY is an independent, nonprofit news way dialogue and learning from the lived experi- outlet dedicated to hard-hitting reporting that Brighton Beach, Brooklyn is in a flood zone, July 22, 2021. Photo by Ben Fractenberg/THE CITY ence of New Yorkers in areas already impacted by serves the people of New York. Tuesday, August 24, 2021 • BQ Daily Eagle • 3 G uest Editorial Opinions NYC is full of opportunity. So why is it so hard for students to find it? By Arielle Seechan in my house. For a shy person like me, that helped Special to Brooklyn Daily Eagle me make the most of the experience. Like many high school students, I start look- Every day of the program, I would video chat ing forward to summer as soon as a new school with Marina from PENCIL and at least once a year starts. But it may come as a surprise that week I connected with my mentor at Bloomberg, what I most look forward to is the opportunity Anastacia. At the beginning of the summer, we all to get real-world work experience through sum- discussed my interest in studying medicine in col- mer internships. Even when the pandemic meant lege, which led me to take on a research project on that experience was all-virtual and different than universal health care. I analyzed statistics from Ja- what I expected. In New York City, where there pan and other developed countries to see how uni- should be ample opportunity, these internships can versal health care could benefit public health and be hard to find for young people like me, and it came up with propositions as if I was making rec- makes it nearly impossible to develop the skills ommendations to Congress. and network we need for successful careers. This project was a lot more interesting than The pandemic changed so much about my life just making copies or the kind of work I might in an instant, and I thought it meant my chance have been doing if my internship was in person of a summer job to help my plans for a career in or without the guidance Marina and Anastacia medicine went down the drain – until a new op- provided. I didn’t even lose out on the social and portunity arose. I ended up landing a new kind of networking aspects of an internship. As part of a internship that offered so much more than work group of other high school students, we had calls experience, and through the experience I met during the week to get to know each other. I’m mentors, changed my college plan, and broadened not very extroverted, but because I was comfort- my perspective. able being in my house, I felt more confident to Through an organization called PENCIL, speak up on the calls. We also attended online pan- which connects public school students with the els with people who work at JPMorgan Chase and business community and vice versa, I was able to LinkedIn. The LinkedIn people lent their exper- participate in a new model for youth employment tise to help me make a LinkedIn profile and con- called Career Explorers. It was the best of both nected with me. worlds. PENCIL provided a supervisor, Marina, My biggest takeaway from Career Explorers who provided daily guidance and support. PEN- was how it changed my career plans. That sum- CIL created opportunities for me to meet other mer, I learned all about Anastacia and her job at students, developed a meaningful project for me Bloomberg. I could tap into her knowledge, her to tackle, and connected me with a mentor from experience, and her social capital. I learned so Bloomberg, L.P. much about the industry she works in, the envi- As a bonus, I didn’t have to spend hours a day ronment. Through our conversations, I started to taking the train from where I live in South Brook- see the connections between the environment and lyn to an office in Manhattan. My internship was what I was originally interested in, public health.

Arielle Seechan, recent intern with PENCIL’s Career Explorers program. Simmons University in Boston, where Arielle Seechan is a freshman. Google Maps photo Photo courtesy of PENCIL

For example, protecting communities from drink- should be able to have experiences like the one I ing contaminated water is one way that the envi- did, because I felt so much more prepared to apply ronment can impact people’s health. for and think about college than they were when Because of my experience with my mentor, the time came. I decided to take AP Environmental Science this As New York City begins to reopen, I hope year, and liked it so much that I decided to apply more organizations and companies will make to college to study environmental engineering. It’s these kinds of hybrid internship experiences pos- a path I never would have found without this sum- sible, especially for high school students. With mer experience. I’m really excited that I will be at- a new mayor coming in, they can work with the tending a new dual-degree program between Sim- Department of Education so every school can mons College and Columbia University that will support students in finding and succeeding in in- give me the chance to earn a Bachelor of Science ternships. In particular, virtual internships can from both places over five years. open doors for students who may be limited in When I get to college, I hope to continue ex- their ability travel. It could truly change the lives panding my network. I’m also determined to start of teenagers across the five boroughs. I know my own club during my first semester to exer- from experience. cise and grow the leadership skills I learned in my Arielle Seechan is a recent graduate of Mid- summer internship. wood High School in Brooklyn and an incoming This opportunity was a once-in-a-lifetime ex- college freshman to Simmons College who is a perience, especially for a kid like me from a pub- participant in programs at PENCIL, which brings lic high school. Most of my high school friends together business partners and educators to con- weren’t developing these skills and having these nect students to success. PENCIL is best known Midwood High School in Brooklyn. Photo by Carri Feldman/Chalkbeat experiences. Every student in New York City for its popular “Principal for a Day” program. 4 • BQ Daily Eagle • Tuesday, August 24, 2021 Our World In Pictures

VENEZUELA — Neighbor- hood tours: Tourists walked, accompanied by a local musi- cal group called the “Parranda de Edmundo,” during a tour organized by Cumbe Tour, of the San Agustin neighbor- hood of Caracas, on Saturday. Cumbe Tour brings foreign and domestic tourists to San Agustin to show them how lower-income Venezuelans live in what used to be one of the most dangerous neigh- borhoods in the city. Photo: Ariana Cubillos/AP

OREGON — Clash: Members of the far-right group Proud Boys and anti-fascist protesters sprayed bear mace at each other during clashes between the politically opposed groups on Sunday, in Portland. Photo: Alex Milan Tracy/AP Tuesday, August 24, 2021 • BQ Daily Eagle • 5 Our World In Pictures TURKEY — Migration man- agement: Turkish security forces apprehend a group of migrants in an operation aimed at stemming the recent influx of migration, mainly coming from Afghanistan, and stopping human trafficking operations in the area at the bor- der province of Van, late on Sat- urday. The new border wall sep- arating Turkey from Iran covers a third of the 540-kilometer (335- mile) border, leaving plenty of gaps for migrants to slip across in the dead of night. 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BQ Daily Eagle • Tuesday, August 24, 2021 • 7 Our World In Pictures MARYLAND — Monu- ment Climb: The Class of 2023 tried to maintain a sec- ond tier one and a half hours into the Herndon Monu- ment Climb on Sunday at the U.S. Naval Academy in An- napolis. The Herndon Mon- ument Climb traditionally takes place at the end of the first year but was canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic. Photo: Amy Davis/The Baltimore Sun via AP

INDIA — Shravani Puja: Members of the Hindu Brahmin community perform the annual Shravani Puja at Sangam, the holy confluence of river Ganga, Yamuna, and the mythical Saraswati, in Prayagraj, on Sun- day. The Shravani Puja is performed by the Brahmins on the day of the Raksha Bandhan festival for wash- ing away their sins committed all through the year. Photo: Rajesh Kumar Singh/AP

AFGHANISTAN — Calming: In this photo provided by the U.S. Marine Corps, a Marine with Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force-Cri- HAITI — Distribution: Earthquake victims reached for water being handed out during a food distribu- sis Response-Central Command (SPMAGTF-CR-CC) calmed an infant tion in the Picot neighborhood in Les Cayes on Sunday, eight days after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit during an evacuation at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul, on the area. Photo: Matias Delacroix/AP Saturday. Photo: Sgt. Samuel Ruiz/U.S. Marine Corps via AP

8 • Queens Daily Eagle • Tuesday, August 24, 2021 Our World In Pictures

CALIFORNIA — Drought: A kayaker fished in Lake Or- oville as water levels re- mained low due to continu- ing drought conditions in Oroville, on Sunday. Photo: Ethan Swope/AP

NEVADA — Boxing match: Yordenis Ugas, right, of Cuba, reached in to hit Manny Pacquiao, of the Philippines, in a welterweight championship boxing match on Saturday in Las Vegas. Photo: John Locher/AP

PENNSYLVANIA — Over the fence: Los Angeles Angels left fielder Justin Upton watched as a two-run home run hit by Cleveland Indians’ Amed Rosario cleared the left-field fence off starting pitcher Jose Suarez during the first inning of the Little League Classic baseball game at Bow- CHINA — Down in the Alley: A woman wearing a face mask held an umbrella as she walked along an man Stadium in Williamsport, on Sunday. Photo: Gene J. Puskar/AP alley of residential buildings in Shanghai, on Monday. Photo: Andy Wong/AP

Tuesday, August 24, 2021 • Queens Daily Eagle • 9 NRG public hearing on Astoria plant scheduled for this week By Rachel Vick “Residents and activists are clear in our de- Queens Daily Eagle mands that Governor Hochul begin her adminis- Queens residents will have a chance to voice tration with a commitment to public health, state their opinions on the proposed NRG power plant climate law and morality,” Shindell added. “She refurbishment in front of the New York State De- must direct her Department of Environmental partment of Environmental Conservation this Conservation to deny NRG their permits to build week. this polluting plant that no one wants.” There are several virtual hearings scheduled The new facilities would have a generating ca- to cover the Astoria Gas Turbine Power permit pacity of 437 Mega Watts, and, for the time being, this week as part of the public comment period will run on natural gas. The upgrades include an open until Aug. 29. estimated reduction of statewide greenhouse gas Opposing groups say the plan to replace the emissions by more than five million tons through outdated natural gas technology with newer, more the year 2035, according to NRG. efficient models is antithetical to the state’s cli- NRG says that the new technology will even- mate goals of using 70 percent renewable energy tually have the capacity to run on carbon-free fuel by 2030 and reducing greenhouse gas emissions like hydrogen; though most hydrogen is now pro- by 85 percent by 2050. duced by fossil fuels there is potential for more Food & Water Watch Senior New York Orga- production through renewables, according to the nizer Laura Shindell says the approval — or re- U.S. Department of Energy. jection — of the plan presents an opportunity for “NRG looks forward to receiving input during incoming Governor Kathy Hochul and her admin- the public comment period and working with the istration to take a strong stance. DEC to ensure the Project is consistent with New “NRG’s proposal to build a new fracked gas York State’s aggressive climate goals,” said NRG power plant in Astoria is nothing more than a fool- spokesperson Dave Schrader. hardy profiteering scheme to make investors rich Registration for the hearings taking place on at the expense of Astoria residents’ health,” Shin- Aug. 24 and 26 at 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. is available Public hearings this week give local residents another chance to comment on the pro- dell said. online. posed construction at the NRG Astoria plant. Photo courtesy of NRG Man dies after falling For Legal Advertising in the Queens Daily at Citi Field Eagle and assistance filing notices Contact Gina Ong, Legal Advertising Manager By Jacob Kaye Queens Daily Eagle [email protected] A man died after falling from his 718-422-7402 seat at Citi Field during a concert on Fri- day, according to the NYPD. For name changes, contact Kat Ramus: The 46-year-old man, who’s name is 917-597-6232 being withheld until his family is noti- fied of his death, was attending a Dead & Company concert on Aug. 20, at the Daniel's Roofing home of the Mets, when he fell sever- All Work Guaranteed! FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED 4 GENERATIONS al stories from his elevated seat, police FLAT ROOF & SHINGLE ROOF SPECIALISTS said. • All Types of New Roofs • Leaf Guards/Pest Guards Police arrived at the stadium around • Roof Repairs • Seamless Gutter Special • Roof Sealing • Gutter Cleaning 9 p.m., to find the man in critical con- • Firestone Rubber • Masonry Repairs dition. 15% OFF • GAF ASphalt Shingles • Waterproofing New Roofs • Brick Sealing • Basement Waterproofing He was rushed to New York Presby- Licensed / Insured / Bonded terian Hospital–Queens, where he was Find us on: FREE ESTIMATES pronounced dead, cops said. 1-800-667-7658 917-204-2906 The investigation into his death is A 46-year-old man died after falling from his seat at Citi Field on Friday, Aug. 20, 2021. danielsroofingnyc.com ongoing. Photo by SLGCKGC/Flickr SERVING ALL OF QUEENS

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10 • Queens Daily Eagle • Tuesday, August 24, 2021 Queens concert series celebrates borough’s diversity By Rachel Vick the Beach 94th Street boardwalk from 3 p.m. to 7 Queens Daily eagle p.m. Performers include DJ Jah Wise, DJ Vaughn Borough President Donovan Richards an- Allstar, Mighty Redeemer and Johnny Osbourne. nounced a concert series Monday to celebrate the In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, the sec- end of the summer season. ond concert will be a family-friendly Latin per- Starting Aug. 28, the three “Queens Live!” formance at Travers Park in Jackson Heights on concerts will be held in different neighborhoods in Sept. 12. partnership with NYC Parks and the Kupferberg The series concludes with a Sept. 19 fina- Center for the Arts at Queens College. le honoring Biz Markie, who died last month at “After an unprecedented 17-month period of 57, at Baisley Pond Park in Springfield Gardens. loss, uncertainty and seclusion, we are thrilled to Ralph McDaniels will host the celebration from 6 be able to bring families from across Queens to- p.m. to 8 p.m. gether this summer for three incredible evenings “The idea of everyone enjoying music and of great music, memorable experiences and a celebrating culture in unison feels like a huge sense of community we have all sorely missed,” step towards our recovery, and we are excited to Richards said. “Come dance with your toes in the help deliver this experience to the community,” sand, frolic with your family or pay tribute to a said NYC Parks Acting Commissioner Marga- music legend at Queens Live! and celebrate all ret Nelson. “From the Rockaway Beach Board- that makes our borough such a dynamic place to walk to Travers and Baisley Pond Parks, we hope call home.” that people all over Queens and beyond check out “Reggae on the Boardwalk: Rockaways Edi- these fun concerts.” A trio of concerts from the borough president are set to bring music to different corners tion” will be the first in the series and take place at The concerts are free and open to the public. of Queens. Photo via Urielevy/Wikimedia Commons Opinion: How the Supreme Court’s decision impacts landlords and tenants By Kelly Farrell and Olga Someras form. This was done under the guise of pandemic-related financial though ERAP, according to the Office of Temporary and Disabili- Special to the Eagle hardship or impact, but it served to stay any proceeding, even those ty Assistance. Betty Cohen is a 69-year-old woman who spent her life working that predated the pandemic and were unrelated to the failure to pay Yet, even with all these protections already in place, strug- various jobs, both temporary and permanent. She eventually ended rent. And once filed, the hardship declaration was absolute. No chal- gling New Yorkers are fearful largely due to the slow distribution of up at Citibank, where she was able to save enough money to pur- lenge allowed. Justice denied. ERAP funds. Shockingly, New York was the last state in the coun- chase a co-op unit in Brooklyn. The rental income from this apart- Throughout the pandemic, the State Legislature radically altered try to open its rent relief program and the last state to begin distribut- ment would supplement her social security, providing her the abil- New York housing policy – the point ultimately was to stop all evic- ing funds. While the pace of funding has been accelerating in recent ity to financially support herself in retirement once she reached a tions. However, they went about this by simply permitting tenants to days, the program continues to be beset by problems and technical certain age. submit a hardship declaration form to stay their own eviction cases, glitches such as missing confirmations for completed applications, In 1995, she rented the apartment to a male tenant, who has based on an honor system that tenants would only do so if they were the failure to recognize uploaded documentation, and an inability to lived there ever since. Before the pandemic, he paid her just over suffering genuine hardship. The fact that this broad eviction mora- properly link tenant and owner applications in the system. $1,500 per month in rent for the apartment, $630 of which pays a torium was not tailored to provide protections genuinely related to What is more alarming is the number of eligible New Yorkers maintenance and sublet fee to the building. In the 25 years that he the pandemic, but was instead a failed policy to put an end to evic- behind on their rent who have not yet applied for ERAP, as well has lived there, he had never been late once with the rent. tions indefinitely became clearer as the first moratorium expired and as owners failing to participate in the program. It is mind-blowing But then, the Covid-19 pandemic ensued, and everything lawmakers met to once again extend. It is also clear from reviewing to think news of this fund is not more widespread, but when you changed for Mrs. Cohen, who claims she reached out to her tenant, eviction statistics for New York City in 2021, where in a city of over consider the history of how aid is accessed in New York City, it is who immediately stopped paying rent in March 2020. She also 8 million people, 22 total residential evictions occurred through the not surprising. When the courts closed in March 2020, what closed claims that she contacted him once New York State’s rent relief date of this article. down was the traditional contact point for tenants to access emer- program was established, hoping that he would apply, but says she These protections extended to tenants who are committing seri- gency government services and rental assistance. didn’t hear back. What she did receive, when she finally went to an ous lease violations, who haven’t paid rent in years prior to the pan- For the past 17 months, owners have been required to provide hous- attorney to commence a case against him, was a hardship declara- demic, and who are committing nuisances to the detriment of the ing to non-paying tenants without proof those tenants have been suffer- tion. health and safety of their neighbors. These protections also extended ing. Owners have had In the early days of the pandemic, New York passed two evic- to tenants who were uncooperative, who did not apply for rent relief, to shelter pre-pandem- tion-related laws: the Tenant Safe Harbor Act (TSHA) and Covid and who were still working or collecting unemployment but did not ic holdovers and oth- Emergency Eviction and Foreclosure Prevention Act (CEEFPA). need to pay the rent anymore for the foreseeable future. ers who have not been NEW HEIGHTS The TSHA, still in effect today, prohibits courts from issuing Ultimately, it is on this basis that the Supreme Court ruled that impacted by COVID. CONSTRUCTION LLC eviction warrants or possessory judgments against tenants who have New York’s system had gone too far, noting “no man can be a judge No one had provid- suffered a financial hardship for the non-payment of rent accruing in his own case.” While other states and the federal government had ed owners any deferral SUMMER SPECIALS! since March 7, 2020. 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ROSENBLATT, NOT CONTACT THE COURT AS SET MONDSON, LINDA WOODARD, AT- WHY THE BALANCE OF SAID FUNDS PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR OF QUEENS FORTH IN THE NOTICE IT WILL BE TORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATE OF SHOULD NOT BE PAID TO SAID AL- COUNTY, WHO MAINTAINS HER OF- FOUND YOU CONSENT TO THE RELIEF NEW YORK THE UNKNOWN DISTRIB- LEGED DISTRIBUTEES UPON PROOF FICE AT 88-11 SUTPHIN BOULEVARD, REQUESTED. ACCOUNTING CITATION UTEES, LEGATEES, DEVISEES, HEIRS OF KINSHIP, OR DEPOSITED WITH JAMAICA, QUEENS COUNTY, NEW #189956 YORK 11435, AS TEMPORARY ADMIN- AT LAW AND ASSIGNEES OF JAMES THE COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE ISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF ALICE LIQUOR LICENSE In this July 27, 2021, file photo, Health Commissioner Dr. C. HARRIS AKA JAMES HARRIS, DE- OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK SHOULD DEANGELIS A/K/A ALICE DE ANGELIS, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A LI- Dave Chokshi, center, joins with students at Lehman High CEASED, OR THEIR ESTATES, IF ANY SAID ALLEGED DISTRIBUTEES DE- DECEASED, YOU AND EACH OF YOU CENSE, SERIAL #1337973 FOR BEER, THERE BE, WHOSE NAMES, PLACES FAULT HEREIN, OR FAIL TO ESTABLISH School in New York for a roundtable discussion about the ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW CAUSE WINE & LIQUOR HAS BEEN APPLIED OF RESIDENCE AND POST OFFICE AD- PROOF OF KINSHIP DATED, ATTEST- COVID-19 vaccine. AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File BEFORE THE SURROGATE AT THE SUR- FOR BY THE UNDERSIGNED TO SELL DRESSES ARE UNKNOWN TO THE PE- ED AND SEALED 15TH DAY OF JULY, ROGATE’S COURT OF THE COUNTY OF BEER, WINE & LIQUOR AT RETAIL IN TITIONER AND CANNOT WITH DUE 2021 HON. PETER J. 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AS A RESULT OF THE MEASURES OF QUEENS COUNTY, AS TEMPORARY COURT - QUEENS COUNTY CITA- OR OTHERWISE IN THE ESTATE OF ADOPTED BY THE COURT TO COMBAT supported in U.S. ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF TION THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF JAMES C. HARRIS AKA JAMES HAR- THE SPREAD OF COVID-19, PHYSICAL SAID DECEASED, A COPY OF WHICH NEW YORK BY THE GRACE OF GOD RIS, DECEASED, WHO AT THE TIME OF PRESENCE AT THE COURTHOUSE ON IS ATTACHED, SHOULD NOT BE JUDI- FREE AND INDEPENDENT TO: SAM- By Collin Binkley ernment starts getting into your DEATH WAS A RESIDENT OF 229-09 THE RETURN DATE IS LIMITED. THERE- FORE, IF YOU WISH TO CONTEST THE CIALLY SETTLED, AND WHY THE SUR- UEL CHRONIS, PUBLIC ADMINISTRA- Associated Press personal life and making you 139TH AVENUE, SPRINGFIELD GAR- ROGATE SHOULD NOT FIX AND AL- TOR OF QUEENS COUNTY, SCOTT DENS, NY 11413, IN THE COUNTY OF RELIEF REQUESTED, YOU, OR AN AT- As COVID-19 cases surge do things that you don’t want to LOW A REASONABLE AMOUNT OF KAUFMAN, G.A.L. THE HEIRS AT LAW, QUEENS, STATE OF NEW YORK. SEND TORNEY ON YOUR BEHALF, MUST COMPENSATION TO GERARD J. SWEE- NEXT OF KIN, AND DISTRIBUTEES OF around the country, a majority do, people don’t like that.” GREETING: UPON THE PETITION OF CONTACT THE COURT PRIOR TO THIS NEY, ESQ., FOR LEGAL SERVICES REN- HELEN CHRONIS, DECEASED, IF LIV- of Americans say they support Parents are slightly less LOIS M. ROSENBLATT, PUBLIC AD- DATE IN THE MANNER SET FORTH IN THE ATTACHED NOTICE. IF YOU DO DERED TO PETITIONER HEREIN IN THE ING AND IF ANY OF THEM BE DEAD mask mandates for students and likely to support mask require- MINISTRATOR OF QUEENS COUNTY, AMOUNT OF $6,095.69 AND THAT THE WHO MAINTAINS HER OFFICE AT 88- NOT CONTACT THE COURT AS SET TO THEIR HEIRS AT LAW, NEXT OF teachers in K-12 schools, ac- ments than the broader popula- FORTH IN THE NOTICE IT WILL BE COURT FIX THE FAIR AND REASON- KIN, DISTRIBUTEES, LEGATEES, EXEC- 11 SUTPHIN BOULEVARD, JAMAICA, ABLE ADDITIONAL FEE FOR ANY SER- cording to a new poll, but their tion, the poll shows. Fifty-two QUEENS COUNTY, NEW YORK 11435, FOUND YOU CONSENT TO THE RELIEF UTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, ASSIGN- REQUESTED. ACCOUNTING CITATION VICES TO BE RENDERED BY GERARD J. EES AND SUCCESSORS IN INTER- views are sharply divided along percent of parents with school- AS ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE #189615 SWEENEY, ESQ., HEREAFTER IN CON- OF JAMES C. HARRIS AKA JAMES EST WHOSE NAMES ARE UNKNOWN political lines. age children said they support- NECTION WITH PROCEEDINGS ON AND CANNOT BE ASCERTAINED AF- ed a mandate for kids, while HARRIS, DECEASED, YOU AND EACH CITATION KINSHIP, CLAIMS ETC., PRIOR TO EN- About 6 in 10 Ameri- TER DUE DILIGENCE, A PETITION OF YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW FILE NO.: 2018-727/C CITATION THE TRY OF A FINAL DECREE ON THIS AC- cans say students and teachers 28% opposed it, with a similar HAVING BEEN DULY FILED BY HIRA CAUSE BEFORE THE SURROGATE AT PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUNTING IN THE AMOUNT OF 6% should be required to wear face split over mandates for teach- DAVE, WHO IS DOMICILED AT 156- THE SURROGATE’S COURT OF THE BY THE GRACE OF GOD, FREE AND IN- OF ASSETS OR INCOME COLLECTED COUNTY OF QUEENS, TO BE HELD DEPENDENT TO: CAROLE MULLER, 15 64TH AVE, FLUSHING, NY 11367. masks while in school, accord- ers. AFTER THE DATE OF THE WITHIN AC- There were also differenc- AT THE QUEENS GENERAL COURT- FRANK DEANGELIS, TONI ANN PERL- COUNTING; AND WHY THE SURRO- YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW ing to a poll from The Associ- HOUSE, 6TH FLOOR, 88-11 SUTPHIN MAN, JOHN KOCHER, MARILYN MUG- GATE SHOULD NOT FIX AND ALLOW CAUSE BEFORE THE SURROGATE’S ated Press-NORC Center for es by race: About two-thirds BOULEVARD, JAMAICA, CITY AND GEO, ROBERT KOCHER, IRENE MCIN- AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO ONE PER- COURT, QUEENS COUNTY AT 88-11 Public Affairs Research. Simi- of Black parents said they back STATE OF NEW YORK, ON THE 16TH TYRE, PATRICK TWOMEY, LAURA CENT ON SAID SCHEDULES OF THE SUTPHIN BOULEVARD, JAMAICA, NY lar shares say teachers and eli- mask mandates for teachers and DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 2021 AT 9:30 CARON, MEGAN SIKORSKI, WILLIAM ON THE 23RD DAY OF SEPTEMBER, TOTAL ASSETS ON SCHEDULES A, students, compared with about O’CLOCK IN THE FORENOON, WHY KOCHER, JR., ESTATE OF PATRICIA A1, AND A2 PLUS ANY ADDITIONAL 2021 AT 9:30 O’CLOCK IN THE FORE- gible students should also be re- THE AMENDED ACCOUNT OF PRO- TWOMEY, NYC HUMAN RESOURCES MONIES RECEIVED SUBSEQUENT TO NOON OF THAT DAY, WHY A DECREE quired to receive a COVID-19 half of white and Hispanic par- CEEDINGS OF THE PUBLIC ADMINIS- ADMINISTRATION, ATTORNEY GEN- THE DATE OF THIS ACCOUNT, AS THE SHOULD NOT BE MADE IN THE ES- vaccine. ents. TRATOR OF QUEENS COUNTY, AS AD- ERAL OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, FAIR AND REASONABLE AMOUNT TATE OF HELEN CHRONIS. LATELY DO- Masks have been a point of The Centers for Dis- MINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF SAID THE UNKNOWN DISTRIBUTEES, LEG- PAYABLE TO THE OFFICE OF THE PUB- MICILED AT 35-31 85TH STREET, APT contention as U.S. schools re- ease Control and Prevention DECEASED, A COPY OF WHICH IS AT- ATEES, DEVISEES, HEIRS AT LAW LIC ADMINISTRATOR FOR THE EX- 5A JACKSON HEIGHTS, NY 11372 AD- TACHED, SHOULD NOT BE JUDICIALLY AND ASSIGNEES OF ALICE DEANGE- PENSES OF SAID OFFICE PURSUANT MITTING TO PROBATE A WILL DATED open amid rising numbers of has recommended universal SETTLED, AND WHY THE SURROGATE LIS A/K/A ALICE DE ANGELIS, DE- TO S.C.P.A. SEC. 1106(3); AND WHY THE AUGUST 15, 2017, A COPY OF WHICH coronavirus cases. Questions mask-wearing for teachers and SHOULD NOT FIX AND ALLOW A REA- CEASED, OR THEIR ESTATES, IF ANY LAST WILL & TESTAMENT DATED FEB- IS ATTACHED, AS THE WILL OF HEL- about whether to require them students inside school buildings SONABLE AMOUNT OF COMPENSA- THERE BE, WHOSE NAMES, PLACES RUARY 14, 1979, A COPY OF WHICH IS EN CHRONIS, DECEASED, RELATING TION TO GERARD J. SWEENEY, ESQ., OF RESIDENCE AND POST OFFICE AD- have caused turmoil among this fall, citing the rapid spread ATTACHED, SHOULD NOT BE ADMIT- TO REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, FOR LEGAL SERVICES RENDERED TO DRESSES ARE UNKNOWN TO THE PE- parents and politicians, with of the delta variant. TED TO PROBATE; AND WHY TEMPO- AND DIRECTING THAT LETTERS TES- PETITIONER HEREIN IN THE AMOUNT TITIONER AND CANNOT WITH DUE RARY LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION TAMENTARY ISSUE TO: HIRA DAVE some Republican governors In some areas with school OF $30,254.82, LESS $15,095.80 PRE- DILIGENCE BE ASCERTAINED. THE UN- SHOULD NOT BE REVOKED; AND WHY NOTICE: THIS CITATION IS SERVED banning mask mandates even mask mandates, tensions have VIOUSLY PAID, AND THAT THE COURT KNOWN DISTRIBUTEES OF RAYMOND LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION CTA UPON YOU AS REQUIRED BY LAW. as President Joe Biden threat- flared in recent weeks. Pro- FIX THE FAIR AND REASONABLE AD- KOCHER, IF ANY, WILLIAM KOCH- SHOULD NOT BE ISSUED TO THE PUB- AS A RESULT OF THE MEASURES AD- DITIONAL FEE FOR ANY SERVICES TO ER, JAMES KOCHER, AND JOSEPH LIC ADMINISTRATOR; AND WHY THE ens legal action against them. testers opposing mask require- OPTED BY THE COURT TO COMBAT BE RENDERED BY GERARD J. SWEE- KOCHER , IF LIVING AND IF DEAD, TO CLAIM FROM NYC HUMAN RESOURC- In a reflection of that po- ments have filled school board THE SPREAD OF COVID-19, PHYSICAL NEY, ESQ., HEREAFTER IN CONNEC- THEIR HEIRS AT LAW, NEXT OF KIN ES ADMINISTRATION IN THE AMOUNT larizing debate, the poll finds a meetings from Maryland to TION WITH PROCEEDINGS ON KIN- PRESENCE AT THE COURTHOUSE ON AND DISTRIBUTEES WHOSE NAMES OF $590,101.25 SHOULD NOT BE PAID wide partisan divide. About 3 in California, in some cases dis- SHIP, CLAIMS ETC., PRIOR TO ENTRY AND PLACES OF RESIDENCE ARE UN- TO THE EXTENT OF THE NET DISTRIB- THE RETURN DATE IS LIMITED. THERE- OF A FINAL DECREE ON THIS AMEND- KNOWN AND IF THEY DIED SUBSE- UTABLE ESTATE AS PARTIAL PAYMENT FORE, IF YOU WISH TO CONTEST THE 10 Republicans said they favor rupting meetings and forcing ED ACCOUNTING IN THE AMOUNT OF QUENT TO THE DECEDENT HEREIN, OF THEIR CLAIM. DATED, ATTEST- RELIEF REQUESTED, YOU, OR AN AT- mask requirements for students them to postpone. 6% OF ASSETS OR INCOME COLLECT- TO THEIR EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRA- ED AND SEALED 6TH DAY OF JULY, TORNEY ON YOUR BEHALF, MUST and teachers, compared with Most states allow school CONTACT THE COURT PRIOR TO THIS ED AFTER THE DATE OF THE WITHIN TORS, LEGATEES, DEVISEES, ASSIGN- 2021 HON. PETER J. KELLY SURRO- about 8 in 10 Democrats. There districts to set their own mask ACCOUNTING; AND WHY THE SUR- EES AND SUCCESSORS IN INTEREST GATE, QUEENS COUNTY JAMES LIM DATE IN THE MANNER SET FORTH IN ROGATE SHOULD NOT FIX AND AL- WHOSE NAMES AND PLACES OF RES- BECKER CLERK OF THE SURROGATE’S THE ATTACHED NOTICE. IF YOU DO was a similar split over vaccine policies, but some including LOW AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO ONE IDENCE ARE UNKNOWN AND CAN- COURT GERARD J. SWEENEY, ESQ. NOT CONTACT THE COURT AS SET mandates in schools. California, Illinois and Loui- PERCENT ON SAID SCHEDULES OF NOT BE ASCERTAINED AFTER DUE (718) 459-9000 1981 MARCUS AVE- FORTH IN THE NOTICE IT WILL BE Some of the nation’s larg- siana are requiring masks for THE TOTAL ASSETS ON SCHEDULES DILIGENCE. A COPY OF THIS CITATION NUE, SUITE 200 LAKE SUCCESS, NEW FOUND YOU CONSENT TO THE RELIEF est school districts will require students and teachers state- A, A1, AND A2 PLUS ANY ADDITIONAL AND THE ACCOUNTING, AS WELL YORK 11042 NOTICE: THIS CITATION IS REQUESTED. DATED, ATTESTED AND MONIES RECEIVED SUBSEQUENT TO AS ALL AMENDMENTS TO IT, IF ANY, SERVED UPON YOU AS REQUIRED BY SEALED: 7/22/2021. HON. PETER J. masks for all students and staff wide. At least eight Republi- THE DATE OF THIS ACCOUNT, AS THE SHALL BE SERVED ON THE GUARDIAN LAW. AS A RESULT OF THE MEASURES KELLY, SURROGATE. JAMES LIM BECK- this fall, including in New York can-led states have moved to FAIR AND REASONABLE AMOUNT AD LITEM, FRANK BRUNO, ESQ. BEING ADOPTED BY THE COURT TO COMBAT ER, CHIEF CLERK CHARLES ZOLOT, City. That’s fine with Budhio- ban universal mask mandates PAYABLE TO THE OFFICE OF THE PUB- THE PERSONS INTERESTED AS CRED- THE SPREAD OF COVID-19, PHYSICAL ESQ. 37-06 82ND ST. SUITE 204 JACK- no Riyanto, 37, of Queens, who in schools, including in Texas, LIC ADMINISTRATOR FOR THE EX- ITORS, LEGATEES, DISTRIBUTEES OR PRESENCE AT THE COURTHOUSE ON SON HEIGHTS, NY 11372 TEL: 718-779- will be sending his 7-year-old Florida and Tennessee. PENSES OF SAID OFFICE PURSUANT OTHERWISE IN THE ESTATE OF ALICE THE RETURN DATE IS LIMITED. THERE- 6545 [email protected] TO S.C.P.A. SEC. 1106(3); AND WHY DEANGELIS A/K/A ALICE DE ANGE- FORE, IF YOU WISH TO CONTEST THE #190001 son, Gabriel, back to school In Land O’ Lakes, Flori- next month. da, Gail Jackson worries about “I understand personal sending her 12-year-old grand- choice, I understand personal son to a school where masks are freedom. But when it comes to optional. Her grandson, Zah- public health, we should all be kai, wears a mask, she said, but 2nd department / new business Formations looking out for each other,” Ri- some of his classmates don’t. yanto said. “The best protection “I don’t know how it’s all AUSTIN STREET ASC LLC CAJAMARCA BROS LLC JAM NY REAL ESTATE E B H HOLDING, LLC so far is to mask up and vacci- going to play out in the end,” HOLDINGS LLC nate.” said Jackson, 74, who is Zah- AUSTIN STREET ASC LLC, ARTS OF CAJAMARCA BROS LLC, ARTS OF E B H HOLDING, LLC ART. OF ORG. Others say masks shouldn’t kai’s legal guardian. “My prayer NOTICE OF FORMATION OF JAM NY ORG. FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF ORG. FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF FILED SEC. OF STATE OF NY 5/4/2021. be forced upon children. is that somehow or another, an REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS LLC. ARTS. Kim Oldfield, who lives angel passes over and these kids NY (SSNY) 6/22/2021. CTY: QUEENS. NY (SSNY) 6/25/2021. CTY: QUEENS. OF ORG. FILED SECY. OF STATE OF NY OFF. LOC.: QUEENS CO. SSNY DESIG- in rural Jessieville, Arkansas, are allowed to grow and mature (SSNY) ON 07/06/21. OFFICE LOCA- said masks are unpopular in her without finding themselves in a SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT UPON WHOM SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT UPON WHOM NATED AS AGENT UPON WHOM PRO- TION: QUEENS COUNTY. SSNY DES- area. She opposes the idea of a hospital on a ventilator.” PROCESS AGAINST MAY BE SERVED PROCESS AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & IGNATED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON CESS MAY BE SERVED & SHALL MAIL mandate and says it should be Compared to mask man- WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY up to families to decide. In her dates, school vaccine require- & SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO MEHRAN SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO 7628 PARK PROC.: 2315 PARSONS BLVD., WHITES- BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL PRO- local school district, masks are ments have been rare. Some MANOUEL, 76-55 AUSTIN ST., FOREST LN. S., WOODHAVEN, NY 11421. GEN- CESS TO: THE LLC, 30-28 90TH ST., E. TONE, NY 11357. PURPOSE: ANY LAW- optional this fall. states and local districts have ELMHURST, NY 11369. PURPOSE: ANY “America is supposed to be required vaccines for teachers, HILLS, NY 11375. GENERAL PURPOSE ERAL PURPOSE FUL PURPOSE. LAWFUL ACTIVITY. the land of the free,” said Old- saying those who refuse must #189625 #189626 #189537 #189785 field, 70. “And when the gov- face regular virus testing.

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TO PROMOTE YOUR NEW BUSINESS IN NUMEROUS ON-LINE VENUES, CALL 718-422-7410 School policing questioned as students Return to classrooms amid pandemic stress and security revamp By Eileen Grench increased.” THE CITY And this past June, a new analysis of city po- The restart of fully in-person public school licing data by the nonprofit Advocates for Chil- classes in less than a month will bring the return of dren showed that police involvement in “child nearly a million students — along with more than in crisis” incidents — where students are taken 4,000 school safety agents. to hospitals in response to emotional distress — That’s reignited a raging debate over what were on the rise pre-pandemic. They’d risen from role, if any, cops should have in classrooms, at a 2,700 incidents in the 2016-2017 school year to time when many children are especially vulnera- about 3,500 incidents in the 2017-2018 school ble and anxious as the city slowly emerged from year, the Daily News first reported. the COVID crisis. There were particularly high rates for Black Last summer, following mass protests against students and for those in schools that serve youth over-policing, Mayor Bill de Blasio promised to with special needs. shift oversight of school safety agents from the But proponents of school policing still say NYPD to the Department of Education by June that safety agents are necessary to protect students 2022 — a move opposed by the agents and de- from harm. cried by advocates who want them removed al- together. ‘Walking Into a Jail’ Now, two years since the last “normal” first day Some point to a particularly terrifying mo- of school, the argument over what keeps kids safe ment of violence in April when 17-year-old is being heated by physical-distancing and pandem- Devonte Lewis was shot and killed outside Urban A school safety agent at Staten Island’s New Dorp High School. Alex Zimmerman/Chalkbeat ic-related mental-health concerns, a historic reck- Dove Charter School in Midwood, Brooklyn. As oning on police brutality and a spike in shootings as a charter school, it does not employ NYPD safe- The mayor’s office did not respond to re- the economy and social programs falter. ty agents. quests for comment, but a DOE spokesperson said “We’re really concerned about the emphasis Jai Nanda, the executive director of Urban the moves are in progress. on return to ‘normal,’ because what was consid- Dove, contends that the shooting should not be a “We are well on our way to hiring over 500 ered normal really wasn’t working well for a lot part of the school safety debate. new social workers and adding over 100 more of kids,” said Johanna Miller, director of the New “Because the people who shot the student community schools to ensure every student has a York Civil Liberties Union’s Educational Policy were not students in our school, it didn’t happen caring adult to go to when in crisis,” the spokes- Center, which has long fought to remove police in our school, it didn’t happen during school. So person, Nathaniel Styer, wrote in a statement to from schools. it’s a little bit misleading,” Nanda told THE CITY. THE CITY. “We’re really worried that there’s not enough “We could have had five police officers in our Styer did not say whether the social work- energy spent on thinking about how to make the building and they wouldn’t have been at the scene ers would be in place by Sept. 13, the first day of system safer, better, kinder for every kid,” said of this.“ school. Miller. Urban Dove does bag checks, and uses met- “Our years of focus on the social, emotional, al-detecting wands, but only employs one outside and mental health of our students means a safe and Disparities in Who Gets Policed security guard, according to the school. welcoming reopening for all students,” he said. According to the NYCLU, Black and Hispan- Liyah Rivera, 19, a senior who was there the School safety agents themselves have already ic children were the subject of nearly 90% of po- day of shooting, initially appreciated the lack of seen some changes since the mayor’s announce- lice interventions at schools in the 2018-19 school NYPD safety agents. ment: They were required to undergo training in year, the last full pre-pandemic academic year, When the Brownsville teen first transferred to conflict resolution, restorative justice and implic- and 90% of arrests in 2019. Black and Hispanic Urban Dove, it was a relief not to feel “like walk- it bias last spring — part of the eventual transition, students, meanwhile, made up 66% of the public ing into a jail,” she said. Dariel Infante at home in Richmond Hill, according to the education department. school population. Rivera previously attended Brooklyn’s Frank- Queens on July 2, 2021. But the coming new school year presents Overall, arrests and restraints of schoolchil- lin K. Lane High School, which has a heavy pres- Hiram Alejandro Durán/THE CITY “many challenges,” said Gregory Floyd, president dren had been falling before the pandemic, ac- ence of police officers at its Cypress Hills campus. Teamsters Local 237, the union that represents cording to NYPD data and an NYCLU analysis There, Rivera and her peers had to constant- reported having or knowing someone who had a safety agents. of those numbers. ly “check your back” because they believed safe- negative experience with school police. He pointed to a shortage of 650 agents com- Much of that can be attributed to Mayor Bill ty agents played favorites, even “allowing children Dariel Infante, a 17-year-old high school stu- pared to the last full school year and uncertainty de Blasio, who despite his reluctance to complete- to fight, kind of amping it up,” she told THE CITY. dent in Queens, told THE CITY in Spanish that over still-to-be-confirmed coronavirus mandates ly disband the school police force, has supported Since the shooting, Rivera said she’s “50/50” his own experiences as an immigrant in a heavi- that “are viewed as inadequate by some,” he told a few reforms. in terms of whether safety agents should be pres- ly policed high school made him decide that safe- THE CITY. In 2019, City Hall, the DOE and the NYPD ent in schools, but she’d like to see a more com- ty agents are more harmful than helpful. His members are dealing with “critics who signed a long-awaited “memorandum of under- munity-oriented strategy toward stemming vio- “When we immigrants see the police, we get contend that they have no place in those build- standing” agreement to limit the circumstances lence. scared, sometimes we panic … if we do something ings,” fueling mental stress in an already demand- under which school staff should call safety agents and the police don’t like it, if we disrespect them, ing job, he added. or when those agents could make arrests. The ‘A Sanctuary of the Mind’ our immigration status in this country could be at “School safety agents will try to ignore the crit- mayor and previous Schools Chancellor Rich- In a June survey of city youth by the nonprof- risk,” the Dominican Republic-born teen said. ics and meet the challenges to help recover, return, ard Carranza also pushed for limiting suspensions it Citizens’ Committee for Children, nearly 45% Infante said he’s seen incidents where calm and restore a sense of normalcy to the more than and taking a “restorative justice” approach to dis- of young New Yorkers surveyed said police made students were driven to panic by gruff treatment one million public school students,” said Floyd. cipline. them feel safer — a sign that despite protests, stu- from school safety agents at his school. He wishes The NYPD said it’s “working with City Hall Social justice advocates note that, despite dents’ opinions on school cops aren’t unanimous . there were more counselors than cops. and the Department of Education regarding staff- these reforms, use of force by school safety agents Still, another survey of New Yorkers 21 and “School should be a sanctuary, a sanctuary for ing vacancies of school safety agents,” but re- continues to be disproportionately leveled against under in April by the Urban Youth Collabora- the mind,” he said, adding that’s why he’s partici- ferred questions on the logistics of school safety children of color. The NYCLU’s analysis of the tive found that 76% of respondents ranked secu- pated in multiple protests against school policing. work in the time of COVID to the Mayor’s Office, NYPD data points out that “since the implemen- rity officers as the last area they would invest in at which did not respond. tation of the new MOU in summer 2019, the pro- school, and nearly two-thirds wanted school cops De Blasio Refunds the Police portion of [school safety agent] incidents involv- removed. After the city exploded into protests against Opting Out ing Black and Latinx students actually slightly In that same survey, 78% of Black students police brutality in May 2020 following the killing At least one young Brooklynite won’t be pres- of George Floyd by a Minneapolis cop, calls from ent on the first day of school because of the polic- protesters like Infante grew louder than de Blasio ing question. His mother felt that the way school could ignore. cops harshly interacted with her second-grader in Unlike some other major cities like Oakland a local public school was enough to remove him and Minneapolis, which disbanded their school from the public school system completely. safety programs in the wake of the Floyd pro- “I used to volunteer in a prison, and it’s a hor- tests, de Blasio left New York’s safety agent bud- rible place, and the schools really, in a lot of ways get, staffing numbers and limited oversight large- are not so different,” said Camille Acey, 40, the ly untouched. director of a tech company who has now joined a But the mayor did pledge to move the over- Brooklyn homeschooling resource center. sight of school safety agents from the NYPD back She said while friends’ children in private to the city’s Department of Education for the first school reported getting a warm reception and ba- time since 1999. gels when starting school, her son’s experience He also promised to fund an additional 500 was starkly different. social workers at city schools in his new budget “These children just [are] getting normalized unveiled in July, as well as create 100 new so- about someone sort of barking orders at them and called community schools for high-needs chil- making demands of them, that sometimes even dren, where students would have direct access to defy the wishes of their parents,” she told THE social services by local nonprofits. De Blasio also CITY. “It’s just really scary to me, so I just want- used federal dollars to boost tutoring programs. ed to keep my kid close and away from people But the mayor has been criticized for making like that.” the transition slowly — and the program’s ulti- THE CITY is an independent, nonprofit news Mayor Bill de Blasio appointed Schools Chancellor Meisha Porter (right) to the position mate fate will likely rest with Democratic mayor- outlet dedicated to hard-hitting reporting that in February. Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office al candidate Eric Adams, a former police captain. serves the people of New York. Tuesday, August 24, 2021 • 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 NewJustice York Lourdes courts Ventura ‘intend’ honored to mandateby Dominican COVID president vax By Hon.By David Janet Brand DiFiore their support and cooperation. And, of course, ically impacted our work, Judge Caruso distin- SpecialQueens to Daily the EagleEagle I want to thank Judge Grasso for spearheading guished himself by leading the 640 judges and ThankQueens you Supreme for giving Court usJustice a few Lourdes minutes Ven of- yet another important initiative on our behalf. I 6,000 court professionals outside the City in yourtura, thetime daughter for an ofupdate immigrants on the from latest the COVIDDomin- have every confidence that he will not only lead making the bold transition to a virtual operating developmentsican Republic, wasaffecting honored our by courts that nation’sand the pres jus-- a successful initiative appropriately expediting model, and then implementing the health pro- ticeident system. with a special award to mark International the resolution of these gun cases, but that he will tocols that enabled our courts to safely resume Women’sI hope Day. that you are all enjoying the good bring strong leadership and results to his new in-person operations. Dominican President Danilo Medina Sánchez weather and getting some rest and relaxation position as the Administrative Judge for Crimi- Judge Caruso’s tenure as DCAJ was the cap- presented Ventura with the Medal of Merit of the before the summer draws to a close. It has been nal Matters in Queens County Supreme Court. stone of an absolutely remarkable career on the Dominican Women during an official ceremony a productive summer as we have made signif- Recently, we have begun to dedicate a portion bench that included 15 years as the Administra- at the National Palace in Santo Domingo, the na- of our Monday Message to recognizing the ex- tive Judge of the Fourth Judicial District in north- icanttion’s progresscapital. to resume in-person operations and establish a safe and effective “new normal” traordinary work of folks who have excelled in ern New York, and we are all indebted to him for The president of the Dominican Republic is- their service to the courts and the public during his dedicated leadership and service to the courts. insues court the operations.award to notable Dominican women, or With that said, however, we have made im- the pandemic. And this week, the spotlight falls Thank you, Judge Caruso. We will miss you, and the children of Dominican nationals, each Inter- on Dahyana Grullon, the Deputy Coordinator we will miss the sense of pride and joy that you portantnational and Women’s necessary Day. changes The award to our ceremony health safe- took of our “Office of Language Access,” our office brought to us each and every day. typlace protocols March in 6. response to the increasing COVID that works to eliminate barriers to court access And on the heels of Judge Caruso’s retire- positivityThe Medal rate driven of Merit by the is newthe highestDelta variant. award by providing prompt and accurate translation ment, this past week we announced the ap- Effectivegranted by September the president 7th, to we recognize will implement Dominican a programwomen for of theirmandatory achievements, weekly asCOVID-19 well as obsta test-- Chief Judge Janet DiFiore announces up- services to individuals with limited English pointment of a most worthy successor -- Justice ingcles for they those have judges overcome. and non-judicial The award specificallyemployees coming changes to court COVID safety pro- proficiency or hearing disabilities. In addition Norman St. George -- an experienced trial judge whorecognizes have notwomen yet enrolled who serve in theas rolecourt models system’s for tocols. to providing foreign language translation and and skilled administrator who will assume his maskfuture policygenerations program of Dominicans. and submitted proof of Eagle file photo by Rob Abruzzese sign interpretation services in over 200 different new duties on September 1st. Judge St. George theirRecipients vaccinated include status. Fullywomen vaccinated recognized judges for and lawyers and litigants and their families, re- languages, the “Office of Language Access” co- has served as the Administrative Judge of the andtheir court contributions staff who in have the social, submitted political, proof econom of vac-- main safe, healthy and out of harm’s way as we ordinates the delivery of remote and in-person Nassau County Courts since January 2019 and cinationic, humanist, and receivedscientific, an cultural, orange I.D.professional card will and be go about our important work. interpreting services in many thousands of court has done an outstanding job of guiding that exemptcommunity from spheres. the testing program. Shifting now to court operations, last week proceedings all across the state. Judicial District through the pandemic, all the Last week, we sent two separate memos to we launched a new program in the Criminal Now, Dahyana is a very special individual, while maintaining the momentum of the Ex- judges and nonjudicial staff outlining the details Court and the Supreme Court in New York City caring and enthusiastic about her job, wide- cellence Initiative by expanding virtual ADR of the testing program. In the broadest strokes, targeting a backlog of felony gun possession ly admired for her work ethic and proficiency services and preparing the “Virtual Bench Trial judges and staff who have not secured an or- cases, a backlog created by a citywide increase as an interpreter and deeply committed to the Protocols and Procedures” that we’ve adopt- ange identification card must submit proof each in gun arrests and pandemic-related constraints mission of her office. When the pandemic re- ed to guide judges and lawyers in conducting week that they have taken either a rapid or PCR onDominican our criminal Republic court Viceoperations. President In collabo- Margaritastricted Cedeño in-person de Fernández, services in Dominican March of last Republic year, effectivePresident virtual Danilo bench Medina trials Sánchez,and hearings. Justice We COVID-19 test from a licensed testing facility. rationLourdes with Ventura, the New Dominican York City RepublicDistrict Attor- First LadyDahyana Cándida stepped Montilla up and de workedMedina, tirelessly Dominican to Republicare so pleased Ministry and ofexcited Women to work Minister with JanetJudge Proof that such a test was administered must be neys’Camilo. Offices and other stakeholders, includ- ensure that our statewide corps of language in- St. George in his new capacityPhotos courtesy as DCAJ, of Ventura and promptly uploaded to the court system’s Man- ing the Citizens Crime Commission, we have terpreters made a seamless transition to remote we look forward to building on the progress we datory Testing Program SharePoint site. Super- developed a multi-prong initiative to expedite interpreting services in virtual court proceed- have made under the banner of our Excellence visors will work with employees to coordinate the handling and resolution of felony cases in- ings. During the pandemic, Dahyana also fast- Initiative to improve the performance of the scheduled testing each week, and employees volving a top charge of criminal possession of a tracked the Spanish translation of numerous courts outside New York City. will be granted excused leave for the purpose weapon in the second degree. Key elements of public notices and court forms in response to And finally, we are excited about working of getting tested. Employees who do not submit this initiative include: increasing the number of pandemic-related changes in court operations with our newest Administrative Judge for the proof of testing will not be permitted to report grand juries that are sitting at any given time; and health safety protocols. Seventh Judicial District in Western New York to work, and must charge their time as annual the designation of teams of judges in each bor- So, today we commend Dahyana Grullon, -- Justice William Taylor. Judge Taylor has or compensatory leave. And, of course, anyone ough who will work together to expedite pre- her colleagues and the nearly 300 court inter- served with distinction as an elected Supreme who tests positive must follow the most current trial hearings and preside over pleas and trials; preters whose hard work and unwavering dedi- Court Justice since 2016, and brings with him reporting and quarantine protocols. and the prioritization and fast-tracking of the cation enabled us to meet the diverse language strong leadership skills and broad public service For additional information and full details, resolution of the oldest gun possession cases access needs of New Yorkers during the pan- experience, including his clerkship on the New including exceptions to the mandatory test- pending throughout the City. demic. York Court of Appeals to then-Associate Judge ing program, judges should refer to the memo We have asked Judge George Grasso, our There is someone else who deserves our Hon. Richard C. Wesley, who now serves on the they received from Chief Administrative Judge new Administrative Judge for Criminal Matters heartfelt thanks and appreciation today, a ju- United States Court of Appeals for the Second Marks, and nonjudicial staff should refer to the in Queens Supreme Court, to oversee the daily dicial leader and public servant of the highest Circuit. Judge Taylor is well-prepared to build order who is retiring at the end of this month on the 7th JD’s long tradition of excellence, and memoJustice from Lourdes Nancy Ventura Barry and(right) Justin and Barry Domin (no- operation of this important initiative. He will relation).ican Republic Ministry of Women Minister workDominican closely Republicwith all of President the assigned Danilo judges Medina and -- Sánchez Justice Vito presents C. Caruso, Justice our LourdesDeputy Chief Justice Ad- Lourdesthe many Ventura forward earned leaning theinitiatives Medal that of Merhave- JanetThis Camilo. new program is being implemented in theirVentura staff, with coordinate the Medal with ofeach Merit of our at thejustice National ministrative Palace inJudge Santo for Domingo. the Courts Outsideit. New been implemented in the 7th. We look forward conformity with the CDC’s latest vaccine guid- partners and monitor the progress of these seri- York City -- and a leading standard-bearer of to working with him. ance as an appropriate and necessary precaution ous cases to ensure that they are being prioritized the Excellence Initiative. Under Judge Caruso’s On that note, I will conclude this week’s to protect our judges, staff and court users from and managed and resolved efficiently and fairly. leadership, the courts outside New York City message, and thank you all again for “tuning the spreadBrooklyn of COVID-19 and its variants, andfederal I want to thank thecourt judges and staff serving made historic progress to eliminate backlogs, in,” and for staying disciplined in doing all that to maintain the safest possible environment for on this project, and our justice partners, includ- improve efficiency and upgrade the quality of you can and should be doing to keep yourselves everyone who works and conducts business in ing the District Attorneys and the defense bar, for our services. And when the pandemic dramat- and those around you safe. our court facilities.restricts The program is also fullyaccess amid consistent with the steps that many other public and private employers have taken in New York With vax mandates going into effect, legal challenges might follow and across thecoronavirus country. outbreak Moreover, as I mentioned in the last “Mon- Continued from page 1 coming in real fast and sometimes day Message,”By with Rob the Abruzzese FDA soon expected to medicalAnyone reasons scheduled to be toexempt appear from in court there who are gaps in the way laws are end its “emergencyQueens use” Daily authorization Eagle and give themeets vaccination, the criteria and should for people contact who their explained,”attor- Grimaldi said. “That’s full approvalThe U.S. toDistrict one or Court more forof thethe COVIDEastern vac-Dis- haveney, religiousjudge’s chambers,reasons to beprobation exempt officers,the reason why you often have liti- cines,trict, located many publicin Downtown and private Brooklyn employers and Central have fromjury departmentthe vaccination,” or clerk Grimaldi of court said. to makegation al- to decide what is this meant to announcedIslip, announced their intentionTuesday thatto mandate it will restrictthe vacci- ac- “It’sternative a very plans. tough Further pro-vaccination guidance or-will appearmean?” nationcess to ofthe their court workforces, due to concerns and now, about after the mucharea’s der.”online. The federal approval of the vac- discussionongoing coronavirus and deliberation, outbreak, we intendand asked to do high the TheThe attorneycourt called said the that restrictions while he temporary, cine and the mandates come as the same.risk people Over not the to last come 18 tomonths, the court. we have expe- hasn’tbut there yet is had no worda chance on how to dive long into they de will remainDelta variant continues to infect a Chief Judge Roslynn Mauskopf said that after in place. rienced a great deal of upheaval and disruption Blasio’s mandate to school employ- growing number of New Yorkers. being advised by the Centers for Disease Control, Chief Judge Mauskopf also ordered all detain- in our lives, and we have all learned that change ees, he expects there will quickly be Around 3.98 percent of COVID tests the court will take precautions against the corona- legalees in challenges Brooklyn’s mounted, Metropolitan as has Detention been Centerin the five boroughs came back pos- isvirus. the Anyoneone constant who haswe cantravelled be certain to China, of during South and other local federal jails to be screened and to the case with past vaccine related or- itive on average in the past seven thisKorea, pandemic. Japan, Italy I have or Iran expressed within the many last 14 times, days have their body temperature checked prior to a and I will say again today, that we very much ders. days, according to the city’s Depart- is temporarily banned from the court, effective im- court“I’m appearance. sure they’ll Any detaineeschallenge whose the tempera- appreciatemediately. your patience and understanding in ture exceeds 100.4 degrees will not be allowedment to of Health. The Delta variant teacher mandate and the courts will the faceAnyone of allwho the has change come andinto uncertaintycontact with that an appear in court. has accounted for 94 percent of test- have to decide,” Grimaldi said. comesinfected with person the withinconstantly the last moving 14 days; safety has mea-been Conditions at the jail have led to worriesed about cases in the past month, city data With the fast moving policies Brooklyn’s federal court is still open for now, but the chief judge has ordered anyone sures.asked toI thinkself-quarantine you know by that a doctor,we have hospital worked or the coronavirus spreading in the complex, shows.where who has travelled to China, South Korea, Japan, Italy or Iran within the last two weeks, hardhealth to agency; craft and or hasimplement been diagnosed the very with best the poli- vi- aroundhand sanitizer COVID-19 is banned and andthe therevaccines, are reports thatThe courtor anyone system who has mightdocument- have been exposed, to reschedule their appearances. attorneys have had a difficult time ciesrus, isand also protocols banned fromto both court. protect you and allow inmates don’t have soap. ed 119 positive COVID-19 cases Eagle photo by Rob Abruzzese us to safely carry out our mission of providing keeping up, he added. throughout the first three weeks of Mayor Bill de Blasio said all New York City Department of access16 • Queens to justice Daily for Eagle all New • Wednes Yorkers.day, It March is our 11, 2020“One thing that is hard for practi- August. There were 33 positive cases Educa�on employees must be at least par�ally vaccinated number one priority that you and your families, tioners like me, is that these laws are throughout the entire month of July. by Sept. 27. AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File

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