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NOW ACCEPTING Minutes in Sports! on The Greatest 2 ne Call 201.436.2570 c OUT E om MERICA MER IC CA FOR people if a gust of wind rolls through. through. rolls ofwind ifagust people to isadanger say neighbors that water standing holding pales and bins, cans, loose 100 than more HOUSE OF CANS: old building —who did old building more-than-century- of the awindowpane. ing amiss- with askylight and scraps, loose rier, other and car- apet basket, laundry a crates, pails, planters, large, rusted cans, empty covered with more 100 than completely expanse tered saw aclut- and roof boring aneigh- to gotaccess paper head.” on the gethit we’ll by and walking by or mycerned children thatwith I’ll be avenues littered Eighth and walking will canisters. Seventh patio between and be herbackyard found cently whore- Spano, Rosemary neighbor next-door said “I’mblew into their backyards. debris other and cans ter con-peculiar open-air stash af- ofthe getwind neighbors did recently only but years, for eyesore trash-ridden a rowhouseStreet been has bors claim. neigh- worried ground, the on passersby to ahazard is run-down Park Slope home buckets above and a cans tin Slopers worried about container-covered roof NO ‘CAN’NO DO! BY NATALIE MUSUMECI Neighbors say the owner owner say the Neighbors news- for this A reporter is“This dangerous,” The landmarked First of collection A rooftop This Park Slope home on First Street between Seventh and Eighth avenues is full of isfull avenues Eighth and Seventh between Street First on home Slope Park This in the building alone ac- addressed.” be could then maybe that problem up there cans the she has ing. “If we understood why resident’sfor the well-be- fears and event ofablaze, hard for fi it make could roof cluttered the who worries Spano, for,” (the cans) uses said ofpartment Finance. De- the to according 1992, vine-covered building since the owned rightfully has safety the safety,for but their also of the residentworrisome.” is someone hurt potentially whoand anything that would block up this walks kid ery “Ev- street. the across lives said Marla Kessler, who day. each street running up and down the with students about —especially worried are neighbors that down from PS 321haul cans upward. to system pulley acrude as stoop trash-strewn the and betweendangling the roof abag and along string uses tempted door-knockings — multiple to at- not respond The resident, who resident, lives The “I have no idea what she fear notonly Residents is“This school block,” But it’s coming cans refi ghters in the Community Newspaper Group / Natalie Musumeci /Natalie Group Newspaper Community threatened by neglect.” comprised or potentially is integrity architectural and integrity structural only get involved when the Lisi De Bourbon. “We would Landmarks spokeswoman way,” any in damaged said structurally be to or appear down falling of danger in be to it appear doesn’t because jurisdiction our under fall tion of the building wouldn’t over.no control has Commission ervation Pres- Landmark’s the even condition, is something agency spokeswoman. an said residence, the about received any complaints not has Hygiene Mental partmentings website, and the De- to the Department of Build- according violations, ing time. of ofpress as comment for reached notbe could Health adults orharm.” at risk who are impaired mentally or and and/ for physically support forarranges services and management program that is a “state-mandated case which Services, Protective an opencording to neighbors, has case with Adult “Improving the condi- itscurrent in house, The nobuild- has house The dweller’s caseworker The DT 5 APR. 26-MAY 2, 2013, COURIER LIFE George George McDonald ibrooklyn.com Moderated by Host of NY1’s of NY1’s Host Errol Louis Errol ”Inside City Hall” Lhota Joseph J. 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Join a whole. as life of quality and www.ibrooklyn.com/events visit register, To A FULL BAR AND MENU MENU AND BAR FULL A { { ea mar- ea FEATURING rst time one one time rst Photo by Stefano Giovannini “You can ask that“You anyone not the fi It’s Greenpoint residents has been to our that events drunk in result not do they he said.revelers,” “Rather mar- crafts and arts an it’s people where areket stroll- while shopping around ing shop- local with interacting but fun, pers. Having a glass of wine the to adds beer or it’s very civilized.” ample bicycle parking bicycle ample and hired security and staff to clean the up streets around the nightly. site and politicians prevented prevented politicians and from bazaar proposed his neighbor- thier to coming hood two years ago. kets has caused an outcry. of Broudo’s pop-up fl This late-night, fl ea-market-style ea-market-style This late-night, fl GASTROPUB THEATER Broudo, who has who Broudo, hosted Broudo’s bazaar, in- bazaar, Broudo’s past marketplaceshouse in Williamsburg and at a wareat the - Dekalb Market Down- town, installed have would spired by popular night night popular by spired markets found in Asian cit- ies, run would have from 6 pm through midnight and boasted an array of food beer a merchants, vendors, and wine garden, mini golf, tennis,table a rock climb- ing wall, petanque, Chinese tea, per- andmusic live tent dome-like a in formed on the city-block-sized lot between Smith Street and the canal that could up hold shoppers. 1,000 to tion wrote in the April 9 e- mail. FESTIVUS FOR NONE OF US: OF NONE FOR FESTIVUS festival, dubbed the Brooklyn will not Night come the to Bazaar, banks of the Gowanus Canal. ine, the the ine, RERUNTHEATER.COM ea-market–style fes- ea-market–style WWW. ea market, has which “If want we any control, In a recent e-mail urg- e-mail recent a In “We are “We pursuing a dif- Market impresario impresario Market The creator of Brooklyn BY NATALIE MUSUMECI NATALIE BY RERUN How bazaar? How Gowanus nighttime market gets cancelled gets market nighttime Gowanus before it began,” the Coali- the began,” it before If not our summer is over we have to make noise now. now. noise make to have we trail. sleepless nights their on sleepless fun, leaving their trash and ing, yelling and looking for for looking and yelling ing, step all night long, drink- “spill out on your door- your on out “spill of bazaar patrons would dens wrote that thousands thousands that wrote dens Coalition Carroll for Gar- since been taken offl the fl the Change.org petition against against petition Change.org ing residents to sign the mation. not disclose any other infor- mer,” said Broudo, who did said who Broudo, mer,” ferent location for this for location sum-ferent nighttime noise. nighttime the concerns market over of an online petition protested protested petition online an scrapped the proposal after September. But he abruptly But September. day night from June through run every Friday and Satur- tainment space that would would that space tainment bustling shopping and enter- and shopping bustling on Huntington Street into a convert an industrial site site industrial an convert Jr. that would allowJr. him to crete titan John Quadrozzi to sign a contract with con- with contract a sign to Aaron Broudo was ready Garden neighbors. neighbors. Garden opposition by some Carroll Canal this summer amid amid summer this Canal the banks the of Gowanus tival and concert series to tival and concert series night, fl night, of his plan to bring a late- of his Night Bazaar has backed out 6 DT COURIER LIFE, APR. 26-MAY 2, 2013 * You’ll about: learn Brooklyn, NewYork 228 Duffield Street New York Hotel* Sheraton Brooklyn 9:00am –2:00pm Saturday, May11 buyer’s seminar! free home Union fora Municipal Credit Come join F m Directions H ederall ote tg y Financial LiteracyandMore from ExperiencedIndustryExperts Down PaymentAssistanceInformation Understanding Your Credit Today’s MortgageMarket l insured b par @ ki : nymcu.org to R ng y B NCUA y i train: A/C/F/N/R to Ja s ava il a Free MCU Home bl th e. e. , 2013 , 2013 11201 Buying Seminar Buying y St.–MetroTech or2/3 to Ho S VP by May 6 y t St. t h . 7 APR. 26-MAY 2, 2013, COURIER LIFE DT Rogers Marvel Architects PLLC Ann’s Church in Brooklyn Brooklyn in Church Ann’s Heights, to moved a ware- Streethouse on Water near Dock Street in DUMBO,is in now and a temporary home Streeton Jay between John and Plymouth streets. Turning the Warehouse historic Turning into Tobacco 718.832.3313 The new venue willThe venue new be SMOKE-FREE ZONE: SMOKE-FREE this as shell, building the of top on roof a putting means theater a rendering resented Community to Board 2 shows. unroofed section will turn into a triangular birch tree grove that will be open to the duringpublic park hours. 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Tobacco a par- Warehouse tial roof, housing a theater and a room community for original the with meetings, brick walls left exposed. The . “If the go conversions com- long have Critics “Doesn’t mean they should lovely a is this through, should they said. Janner it,” for design mean “Doesn’t de- a lovely be there, it’s but sign.” over handing that plained theTobacco Warehouse to theater a private com- person and a member of its Land Use Committee. Mount Sinai physicians Sinai physicians Mount certified in board medicine family Monday–Friday 1 to 9 pm hours coming soon Weekend plans insurance Many accepted needed appointments No for urgent care rst vice chair- vice rst The plans new stage’s de- Rogers Marvel Architects PLLC ALL THE In the WORLD’S far left STAGE: A of this rendering of the area theater the that clear is it playhouse proposed the of exterior will take up a small portion of the building buted this week in front of of front in week this buted Community Board 2 — the panelcivic that St. Ann’s court, trying to eagerly is recom- good a that knowing mendation from the board can go far presents it when its plan to the Landmarks Preservation Commission, according to Irene Janner, the board’s fi in Brooklyn Heights in Brooklyn .UrgentCareBklyn.org ess open space into BY JAIME LUTZ JAIME BY www 929-210-6300 Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn, 300 Cadman Plaza West, 18th Floor 300 Cadman Plaza West, Urgent Care Urgent “This design the for To- But planners, who must must planners,But who St. Warehouse is Ann’s Drama isreturning to Smoke ’em if you got ’em got you if ’em Smoke rst, the say latest incarna- Park planners release latest plans to make Tobacco warehouse a theater warehouse Tobacco make to plans latest release planners Park thankful.” very hopeful and extremely artistic director. “We’re “We’re director. artistic san Feldman, the theater’s bers, said and Su- visitors,” — as artists, audience mem- and the park all year long people to enjoy thepeople building to enjoy so many possibilities for for possibilities many so bacco Warehouse opens up tion. should get a standing ova- a state-of-the-art theater the roofl the tion of the proposal to turn turn to proposal the of tion fi gain city and stateapproval Court . Court off stage the District by U.S. original attempt was booed original attempt was nearly two years after its Park into a playhouse— playhouse— a into Park house in house Brooklyn Bridge the historic Tobacco Ware- once again trying to convert trying again convert to once Water Street. 8 DT COURIER LIFE, APR. 26-MAY 2, 2013 cording to a police report. apolice to cording failed to and body his comply under arms his by keeping with offi cleaner. avacuum removed and at am about screwdriver 11:50 the with Avenue Fourth near apartment Street roll Car- ofthe door front the open he pried –as afelony –who now faces charge inal sit Authority vending machine. vending sit Authority Tran- for at $113 made aMetropolitan was herjacket. from missing —was license drivers and cards, hercredit $100, —containing her wallet pm. at 8:30 chair onanearby ner pocket in- the in wallet Vuitton herLouis holding Avenue hercoat Flatbush sheleft near and pub at the friends with sitting she was 19. April Avenue Marks on aSt. bar inside a chair on of awoman’s hanging was jacket that doors. front onthe pulled and ings suspiciously went 17. onApril a screwdriver up to with apartment Street numerous aCarroll broke into build- missing. was driver’s license his and cards, credit different four $400, holding wallet leather brown his later at 11 pm. leaving before eatery ble ofthe ta- it onthe left mistakenly and wallet, his credit placed card, his credit back card in nearafter he fi Sterling 15. on April wallet left inside Place a Flatbush Avenue diner he paid usingof Union Street. corner at the Avenue him nabbed cops and hisbery — fl phone. cell her and $60 containing her pocketbook with off made and ribs the herin punched scoundrel 52-year-old when the am 5:30 about at Street Butler near eating and ting Avenue 18. onThird onApril purse stole her and ribs the in awoman punched stole her wallet inside a Fourth Avenue aFourth inside stole herwallet he after face the in awoman punched edly Couple of screws of Couple loose Apprehended attacker The perp refused to be handcuffed handcuffed be to refused perp The The victim told police that realized later, hour woman the An that a charge that told cops victim 22-year-old The out wallet the slipped thief A sneaky Offi Cops followed the who allegedly a man perp collared Police on foot as he When he came back just fi that told police victim 32-year-old The aman’s swiped crook opportunistic An ofarob- acharge —who faces perp The sit- shewas that told police victim The who allegedly aman cuffed Cops Police arrested a miscreant who alleg- Vicious perpbusted Unlucky customerUnlucky cers observed the 43-year-old crim- Stealthy steal ed the scene on foot down Third Third down onfoot scene the ed nished eating in the restaurant 78TH PRECINCT 78TH PARK SLOPE PARK ac- cer’s orders, ve minutes minutes ve the scene. fl and euros, in $50 and cards, credit and debit his holding wallet, remove his ets, jacket pock- his through rummage perp am. 7:10 for atAvenue donation off items dropping Sixth near establishment at the he was Avenue 19. on Fourth ity on April facil- rental at when atruck hewas pocket jacket his in unattended left was let that gone. was ride $3,000 his 11 am, around avenues at 9pm. Fifth and Fourth between street the on Yamaha blue his left 18. 17 April and April tween be- sometime Place Marks onSt. parked off. ran at pmand about 2:40 West Street ofPlaza corner onthe she was the thug snatched the cellular device when 16. gotawayenue and onApril Av- onFlatbush out ofherhand hone right missing. were Pros MacBook two and heriPad and door herfront to damage shehad noticed pm. 1:40 avenues at about goout to for awalk Fifth and Fourth between herabode she left 19. onApril ofelectronics worth $3,500 gotaway about and with apartment Place out. him pointed victim the after suspect the busted Cops mark. ared causing face, the herin punched heallegedly and leaving report. apolice to according him, fl to who crook attempted alleged 44-year-old at about 3pm. backpack out ofher herwallet took criminal the 14th streets and 13th between building the offi the cleaning shewas while building on April 18. ee the scene after the woman confronted confronted woman the after scene the ee About fi that told police victim 39-year-old The aman’s with wal- off made A bandit When he returned he that told cops victim 29-year-old The the aman’s jacked motorcycle A thief next day at that told police victim 26-year-old The awoman’s iP- grabbed crook A hooded later, hours two she shereturned When that told police victim 34-year-old The Marks aSt. burglarized A criminal The woman tried to stop the him from from him the stop to tried woman The “I didn’t take your money,” that told cops victim 53-year-old The said the Walk out, break in Pickpocketer hesaw the later ve minutes Nightrider MyPhone — Natalie Musumeci Musumeci — Natalie ces inside ces ee down. down. beat- unusual the after herhead in staples getsix to had victim The cops. to cording ac- but wasn’t am nabbed, at about 2:35 lice said. po- streets, Garnet and ofClinton section 14 inter- at onApril the object unknown an and abroom with someone assaulting ments. docu- court to according Street, Rivington Columbia Street near the intersection of incident on for the possession marijuana ofmarijuana. a bag holding —while 20 onApril am about 4:30 at face the in awoman punching legedly she called 911, but noone responded. she called told police woman The street. the down off ran meneventually the and it tightly to pull it tried and woman’s the purse grabbed frombers of her rob- oneofthe ablock, about ahalf After arm. She her. following held15 when menstarted two onto onApril am at 9:20 streets Whipple and Avenue Bartlett onThroop between ing walk- shewas that told police victim The herpurse. steal to tried when they arm vehicle. the scribe notde- hecould Hetold police head. of the withtal swelling and bleeding on the back hospi- the to himself took cyclist The head. ofthe back the in rider the smacked and ofacar side window passenger rear right out a leaned savage 18when the April Varick and Avenue onFlushing between eastbound Porter avenues atAvenue. 5:40 am on Flushing down riding hewas as head the Hits cyclist with hand Another jerk also assaulted the victim victim the assaulted jerk also Another for arrested was woman A 33-year-old and assault with charged was man The for al- arrested was man A 21-year-old A couple of thirsty crooks snatched snatched crooks A couple of thirsty awoman’s injured ofpunks A pair The victim told police in acyclist bashed A vicious commuter he was riding SOUTHSIDE WILLIAMSBURG—BUSHWICK Wrestling match Soda streamed The BigSweep 90TH PRECINCT 76TH PRECINCT 76TH Pot punch Pot CARROLL GARDENS — Jaime Lutz — Jaime police were not able to track them down. down. them notable were track to police but Avenue house, Bushwick anearby into across run crooks the hewatched them told gone.Awitness were ofsoda cases the hesaw back, when hecame 15and on April am at 9:30 streets Boerum and McKibbin Avenue onBushwick parked car between police said. driver, adelivery from ofsoda bottles 144 bottle at her.bottle aliquor her. swung kicked four bully One other the and ground the herto pulled leader ring The attacked. gang when the 15 avenues pmonApril at 3:30 Manhattan and ofMeeker corner at the was daughter streetcorner. gang of fi the ruffi when 19 April on pm menacingly. him approached robber the 6:30 at avenues Driggs park near the cornerthe booty. of most returned but then Park, McCarren of Manhattan through walking man a34-year-old down and suspect. the not identify could but police bar at the pointed camera 17. asecurity ofApril was night There the during ATM sometime the and bar police that the crafty crook broke into the avenues told Driggs and Bedford between cash. in $2,340 steal ATM to an into drilled then and vestibule a bar, the broke into an’s phone, wallet. keys, and cell with robbery. 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Because her stroke, of brain cells. If are you hav- ing one of the even symp- the to come stroke, of toms so department emergency canwe evaluate and treat you.” Leean has no memories of her high school days. How- using she’s her experi- ever, According to an American American an to According “Families realize don’t that a health crisis — your family family your — crisis health a member. survey, Association Stroke of threetwo out people say event the in prepared are they they become a caregiver, yet only percent seven those of samerespondents are for plan- — planned have or — ning period event. the extended strokeeven survivors re- who an independence functional gain full-time for constant, need will care rehabilitating. while time of They need may care one for month, 10 years, or a lifetime,” explained Robert Adams, MD said Angela Gardner, MD, MD, receive immediateso you Gardner, medical attention, if even away,” go symptoms the Angela said of thepresident Ameri- can College of Emergency Physicians. “Time equals brain; every for minute the brain is deprived of oxygen, million 1.9 to up lose may it rst line of defense for The fi The If or a family you member smoking, obesity, having a a having fac- risk all people, not just those over Some age 55, is to know the stroke obesity, stroke manage signs, warning risk factors and visit the doc- regularly. tor tors are high blood pressure, smoking, family history of stroke or having had a transient isch- emic attack, or “ministroke.” immeasurable an has one or more of these risk factors, there is a real possibil- could save ity you become a stroke now plans Making caregiver. will stress and time of amount and allowlater, to concen- you trate on what really matters in O n ly 2 7 p e r c e nt o f wo m e n “If experience you any surveyed could name more than two of the six primary stroke symptoms. 9-1-1 call to of the symptoms of a stroke, imperative is it ical to under- women for stand the riskfactors and symptoms.” ow to Each year, 700,000 people people 700,000 year, Each Training relatives in care- Training relatives Boomers prepare for becoming caregivers becoming for prepare Boomers have a new or recurrent a new have stroke. In adults 55, over the lifetime risk stroke is for greater than one in six, a and have women higher risk than men. giving can ease their burden and aid stroke survivors. More and age than 81 the million baby boomers and States, stroke exceed United the in live or a at are most having of 55. of This is the the age when odds caregiver stroke a becoming start to increase. is It impor- tant to know how to prevent stroke and to prepare how in case or a family you member experiences one. un- often they rst, “Stroke knows no gen- An acute ischemic ischemic acute An “The resultsthe of sur- ve times more prevalent der and can happen to any- said Mari- any age,” one at Hospi- MD,lyn director Rymer, of Luke’s the Brain Saint and Stroke Insti- at tute “Given tal Kansas City. in in stroke of prevalence the crit- especially is it women, struction, such as a blood blood a as such an ob- occurs when stroke struction, clot, blocks bloodfl the brain. The obstruction deprives the brain of blood and oxygen, destroying valuable nerve cells in the min- within area affected utes. when it comes to dealing dealing to veyunderscore comes what we it see too often with women when is- health unique their with said Elizabethsues,” Batta- glino Cahill, RN, executive HealthyWomen. of director they the put health“As of family members andevery- one else fi derestimate their own risks and ignore warning signs of serious health problems, like stroke.” than stroke. than to die from stroke as they they lifetime. their in stroke a as although Furthermore, stroke arewomen from twice as likely die to are from breast cancer, the surveyfound that women be to cancer breast believed fi Health According to the survey survey the to According “When to the I went Leean Hendrix did. At While more than women Women and stroke: How much do you know? you do much How stroke: and Women cerned about experiencing what — or not at all — or not at what — con- said they were only some- only were they said active, 40 percent of women Physicians by Harris Inter- by Physicians can College of Emergency Association and the Ameri- with the National Stroke Stroke National the with conducted in partnership partnership in conducted of 2,000 women, which was was which women, 2,000 of shape.” young, healthy and in to me,” said Leean. “I was was “I Leean. said me,” to thought would happen it suffered a stroke. I never hospital, I learned I had wrong. mediately something was drooping. 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The The ghts. ed in three three in ed ght soon on televi- Amanda and Cindy Serrano Cindy and Amanda Big sis Cindy was ranked 4 by No. a borough told daughter, Cindy, Sis Amanda, hails who from Team Serrano wants to continue stop training,”never “We said cor- your in “I’m says, O Standing share more than just genetics — the the — genetics just than classifi more been share have boxers of the most important sanc- major Amanda sport!. the in bodies tioning is ranked the 1 by No. International Boxing Federation, the 2 by No. Boxing AssociationWorld and 5 No. Boxing theby Council. World the International Boxing Federation and 5 in No. Boxing both the World Association Boxing and Coun- World cil. train hard to good “It’s O, Standing fi winning keep gym, the in important thing is now to be 100 per- cent focused in training.” Rico Puerto mo- super am make “I us, to told Rico want Puerto I tivated. and Brooklyn proud.” Brook- and Rico Puerto representing lyn inside and the outside ring. trainer and manager Jordan Mal- donado. Adding and “Amanda Cindy are ready to succeed in chal- major lenges, and hopefully the fans can thewatch girls fi sion. ner.” Manipulating the joints and bones of the another Schwager Dr. wishes O Standing Schwager Chiropractic [7201 13th. Av- BUSHWICK sibblings Slugging of Schwager Chiropractic is celebrat- is Chiropractic community 25 for years, Scott Dr. Schwa- Schwager ger of ing a milestone anniversary this month. Dr Scott has served the community offering health and wellness, as well as a stint as the past of the president Bensonhurst Lion’s and pastClub, vice of the president 13th Merchants Association.Avenue The doc- tor also donates his time to local schools by assisting and days career in participating with local track teams. 25 years and hopes to him give a Standing O on his Golden Anniversary. DYKER HEIGHTS lining the silver Look for enue at 72nd Street in Dyker Heights, (718) (718) Heights, Dyker in Street 72nd at enue 748–8113] Photo courtesy of BethIsrael Medical Center . The was money donated to Dan’s Mechanical maestro Hon was also Standing O asks, “Hon, can build you a Besides raising cancer for money and Standing O gives Dan a great big ally smart? And puctual! He also had 100 100 had suits, Tsang, had a 3.95 Aver- Grade Point also He age, is which really really, smart, and “Stu- of thedent Course” awards having puctual! for the And highest grade in the course. re- say we Did smart? ally percent attendance. No absences, can you Incredible.believe it? nominated into the Alpha Beta Kappa Honor Society. car that Standing O can afford?” Colorectal Cancer Research Fund to to Fund Research Cancer $15,000,for the proceeds from this year’s annual En- 5K fun Warren run to Dr. ker Colorectal thehelp Robotic surgery for Robot pro- gram the at hospital. Dan also presented Lives “Saves a with doctor good the Award” plaque. being an advocate, Dan fosters hope to been has He disease. the battling others cancer-free years. 17 for cheer all for his hard dedication, work, inspiration. and , cancer by Joanna DelBuono Joanna by Brooklyn’s Biggest Booster Biggest Brooklyn’s , graduated from the , Dan presented a check Cancer survivor left, Dan presents Forster, plaque Dr to Warren Enker. rst diagnosed,until the the diagnosed,until rst Three cheers to Dan Foster to cheers Three Beth Israel Israel Beth at held ceremony a At Our pal graduated from the Pro- Toyota The institute is known as the leading pro- Forest City Ratner Companies Metro- [1 summaIt’s cum great that news our na- GERRITSEN BEACH GERRITSEN Medical Center survivor, ambassadorsurvivor, to the Colon Can- cer Alliance, legislative ambassador for Stand- and Society, Cancer American the ing O Pal Dan of the has Hour. walked a mile — well several miles in fact — for colorectal cancer awareness. Since 1996 Danwhen was fi present, Dan has managed to raise a cancer toward goes that gelt of lot whole research. HIP, HIP HOORAY: HIP HIP, Dan, Dan, he’s our ‘Standing O Man’ our ‘Standing he’s Dan, Dan, fessional Automotive Training program. Automotive fessional Among his scholarly and mechanical pur- vider of post-secondary education careers for collision diesel automotive professional in repair, motorcycle and marine technicians. tive son, Hon Tsang son, tive Universal Technical Institute in Exton, Pa know our(you neighbor to the with west) honors. high BENSONHURST Move over the tassels Forest City and Bruce as well, “I’ve been very fortunate to him have as and a mentor am learned to proud have from the best. I am thrilled to partner with Bruce and to continue his culture of excellence.” Tech Center at Myrtle Avenue in Down- in Avenue Myrtle at Center Tech 923–8400]town, (718) Pamela , City es es the The Scholar Scholar The “Professor “Professor , and of course on Campus award is made of member a to ideals of the Cam- on Scholar pus award,” says Brown associ- Tech’s ate provost. Guida truly ex- emplifi the brand pres- new concert in June. , the current CEO is Sir Paul Brooklyn Nets Bruce Ratner , this year’s Scholar on Campus at and teacherction editor, was writer, STANDING Ah, is it Standing but to out O style give A humble man,A humble our pal George was nev- The CEO new shares her enthusiasm for Now, in case Bruce didn’tNow, know, you Rat- “It is important me and for the industry With this promotion, MaryAnne has has MaryAnne promotion, this With Standing O gives to a great out shout big New York City College of TechnologyNew York Professor George George Professor to cheers Three sor. a very healthy shout out to the good profes- for a couple of days.” a couple for rejections I did walk — but aroundsmiling too high accolades over over — or too low telling Standing to style get not my “It’s O, ertheless tickled pink to been have named, recite their work,” added Pamela.recite their work,” Club, a competition poets where Club, can read or College Poetry Slam at the Bowery Poetry Poetry Bowery the at Slam Poetry College across the region and as cofounder of the serves the community through readings to his impressive record, publication he and in the larger “In community. addition has had an important impact the at college dinary scholarship and that creative work the faculty has who demonstrated extraor- home of the said Bruce Gehry,” by to StandingYork O. is the daddy behind big Barclays the Center, efforts,major from Atlantic Yards to New ner and his Forest City Ratner Companies to recognize MaryAnne’s role in leading our the industry. industry. the executive chairman). in women to bringing recognition echelon, to MaryAnne (but Bruce will remain as the soared to the of the top real-estate market stepping down and handing the over reigns MaryAnne Gilmartin Gilmartin MaryAnne panies. panies. ident andident CEO of Forest City Ratner Com- ing work in all things wordy. wordy. things all in work ing so named the by university his for outstand- poet, fi poet, New York City College The of Technology. York New Guida Atop the Forest City the Forest Atop DOWNTOWN Prof. Guida is the new campus scholar campus new the is Guida Prof. town, (718) 260–5500].town, (718) [300 Jay St. at Myrtle Avenue in Down- in Avenue Myrtle at St. Jay [300 the of the site 20 DT COURIER LIFE, APR. 26-MAY 2, 2013 E=;3< UÊ UÊ UÊ UÊ UÊ UÊ UÊ UÊ UÊ WE HONOROURESTEEMEDGROUPOF2013 Jeanine Ramirez Jeanine Brooklyn Girl Film Festival Film Girl Brooklyn April Mosqus Mission Frankie’s Loccisano Camille Brighton Eye Dr. MillieFell Balance Natural Camarda Linda Pilo Arts Solitario Elena Brighton Beach BID Makhnin Yelena NY Aquarium Etienne Nicole Robinson- Con Edison Yuille-Williams Antonia Management Waste Amar Rachel Latino issues. A native Brooklynite, Ramirez majored in communications both at at both incommunications majored Ramirez Brooklynite, Anative issues. 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Bullard do,” to going I’m younger the ter, but say yet what Ican’t 1990s the city blocked in . — Island of Coney the a plan ther’s vision for the renewal fa- honor herlate to wanted though she indicated she would do with the properties, what decide she to soon lots. Arcade Playland and Thunderbolt the and Theater Shore landmarked clude the which in- properties, of the develop to ordispose plans no immediate says shehas his daughter Jasmine, who Avenue to Surf properties sell fast. to them even price haps family holdings, or per- the developing on forward if Bullard’s heir will move see to waiting are boosters Coney inaction. Bullard’s ea’s stagnation ar- the blame plans grand inwith part the city over his on hewrangled while erties prop- onthe ofsitting him tant real estate. Coney Island’s most impor- about the future raises questionsBullard of some of What’s next for Bullard’s Coney Island properties? “I am my“I am father’s daugh- ittoo was said Jasmine Bullard willed his prime who accused Critics ofHorace passing The BY WILL BREDDERMAN Coaster was torn down by the city. bythe down torn was Coaster Roller hisThunderbolt where Island, thissite inConey on Park chase DREAMS DEMOLISHED: partment and would require require would and partment De- Parks the to belonged cade parcel biggest , but the Ar- Playland the and coaster roller Thunderbolt famed the need, hewould erty including prop- much ofthe y acquired alread had Bullard derland. the Shore Theater, and a Theater, Shore and the for price asking million tags price hefty Joe Vitacco, —a$12 with the same estate agent, real Bullard’s to according market, the The parcels remain on remain parcels The Continued from cover from Continued Bullard Horace Bullard wanted to rebuild Steeple- buildings crumbled. longcame reclusive, his 34-year- marriageto his according realized, not be ex-wife, would plans grand his that ended,sion when Ita. it sad.” very He became his be- “Itwas Bullard. to ally and clear Democratic district leader, native, Island aConey fetto, remembered Ralph Per- opposition,” the overcome didn’t have enough force to into roadblocks, and we just butback, hekept running Island Coney on bringing bled with everything he had damages. in $1 received just . gal ille- declared later court eral amove afed- Thunderbolt, pre-dawn the ordered jury, Giuliani demolition for good. died dream Avenue,Surf Bullard’s of and theplot to nor the baseball league at W. mi- onbring set was liani 16ththat Street time Mayor but by succeeded, he had Rudy and that Giu- claimed and backers, new secure to struggled ard Bull- crisis. economic ’80s out in the midst of the late- fi Bullard’s but permits, the granted build. to permission city things will fall out.” “Time will only tell how Iknow,” as far Vitacco. said Thunderbolt properties. the combined Playland and whopping $90 million for Associated Press / Robert Mecea /Robert Press Associated Bullard fell into depres- gam- Bullard “Horace Adding insult to in- Then-Mayor Ed Koch “Nothing’s changed, as A heartbroken Bullard Bullard A heartbroken nanciers pulled nanciers WWW.BROOKLYNDAILY.COM PUBLISHED BY CNG • 1 METROTECH CENTER NORTH • 10TH FLOOR • BROOKLYN, NY 11201 21 A PRIL 26-M AY 2, C 2013, WHIRLING OURIER L NEWSPAPERS IFE 24 Artist’s tornado scultpures made of tabloids, broadsheets SEVEN By Danielle Furfaro to withstand the elements. t’s all the news that’s fit to While Turner won’t destroy make paper mache. these works of art, she is leaving I Hailing from the Tornado it up to mother nature whether Alley in Oklahoma, Erin Turner they last or not. They will be makes cyclone sculptures out of outside all spring and summer, a variety of newspapers, includ- through rain, hail, and possibly ing a Brooklyn paper — though even an actual tornado. understandably, the artist hasn’t After traveling the world picked out papers for their showing off her giant examples of scoops. artistic recycling, her paper tor- “It was more of a color-blocked nadoes are now at the Heckscher page that I liked,” she said. Foundation Children’s Garden on Turner made her first sculp- Scholes Street in Williamsburg. tures out of paper mache after She plans to install more at the she spent time working with other New York Restoration incarcerated women. She wanted Project gardens around Brooklyn to evoke the feelings of being later this spring. trapped while also sought out “It will be intriguing to see catharsis. After some time, how the elements will affect the Turner hosted a ritual burning of sculptures themselves,” she said. the works. Tornado sculptures at Then, she turned to torna- Hecksher Foundation Children’s does. Garden (134-136 Scholes St. “I grew up with tornadoes,” between Manhattan and Graham said Turner. “They are a symbol avenues in Williamsburg). Open of my homeland.” every day 10:30 am–noon, 1–3 Since Turner’s sculptures pm, and at LDC of Broadway are inspired by the destructive Garden (900 Broadway between meteorological phenomenon Lewis Avenue and Stockton common to the American south Street in Bushwick). Starting and midwest, it makes a certain May 5, open all day Sat., Sun., A flurry of news: Erin Turner, who grew up in the heart of America’s Tornado Alley, installed her newspaper tornado sculptures in the Heckscher kind of sense that they’re meant until sculptures wither. Foundation Children’s Garden on Scholes Street in Williamsburg. They will be up all summer. Photo by Stefano Giovannini LGBT flicks nights coming to W’burg Mexican restaurant By Natalie Musumeci who happens to be a happily married gay its large backyard tent, where the movies hursday night is gay movie night man, helped owner Henry Fernandez in will screen. at La Gringa Taqueria. choosing which movies the restaurant And the owners of the California- T Williamsburg Mexican eatery will show. style Mexican food eatery weren’t just will host free weekly movie nights that “It’s a mix of LGBT-themed movies, trying to accommodate their patrons, appeal to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and mainstream classics, and new releases,” but they were also thinking of the LGBT transgender community. said Rox adding that some of the flicks population in general, saying that there On the upcoming roster is “Gayby,” a may not even be LGBT-themed. “The are not many LGBT-friendly, low-key flick about a straight female yoga instruc- real focus of this series is to offer LGBT happenings that don’t leave the realm of tor and her gay male friend who decide men and women a safe, welcoming place nightclubs or bars. to parent a baby together after realizing to participate in a fun, free event with They offered that this night of unpre- they are both single, in their mid-30s, their partners.” tentious films would be a perfect fit. and childless. Also on the list is “Sassy Patrons can nosh on the house-made “A lot of (LGBT) events are usually in Pants,” featuring Haley Joel Osment, the Mexican grub and sip on $2.50 beers as clubs – this is more nonchalant to go out, former child star of “The Sixth Sense,” they kick back on the picnic-style tables eat something, hang out and watch a gay who takes on a gay role in this comedy. and get ready for the main event. flick,” said Fernandez. “Magic Mike,” “The Bay,” and Fernandez, who runs the restaurant LGBT movie night at La Gringa Dinner and movie: Married couple Mikey Rox and Earl Morrow are excited “Chasing Mavericks,” are also on the with his wife Adalis Velez, added that Taqueria [800 Grand St. between that Williamsburg’s La Gringa Taqueria will host a movie night that caters queue as part of the new LGBT movie the eatery tends to draw many gay and Bushwick Avenue and Humboldt Street to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community. night starting May 2. lesbian couples so he thought the eaterie in Williamsburg, (718) 388–055]. Every Photo by Stefano Giovannini Mikey Rox, La Gringa’s publicist would be a perfect fit — especially with Thursday, 8:30 pm. Make sure to RSVP. 22 Watch sci-fi TV with 2, 2013 2, AY heckling geeks By Jaime Lutz 26-M WHITE TRASH BINGO PRIL nyone who’s watched TV with a nerd knows — they , A get pretty belligerent. IFE A Florida-inspired game night hits Prospect Heights bar The Center for Inquiry, a group dedicated to L A science and skepticism, is inviting wisecracking nerds to OURIER By Colin Mixson watch screenings of sci-fi television shows at a bar — and C t’s a little bit country, a little it’s never a quiet night of Doctor Who or Firefly. bit rock ’n’ roll, and it’s all “We heckle them and talk to the screen,” said Syd Leroy, Ibingo. the executive director of the Center for Inquiry, who likened The popular numbers game the free event to the Mystery Science Theater 3000 (a nerds- is fun, but it’s even better when talking-back-to-movies TV show). 24 played in the spirit of true-blue Of course, skepticism and sci-fi complement each other, SEVEN Floridian tradition — which she said, using The Twilight Zone as an example. is the definitive version of the “A lot of their episodes put some interesting ideas into game played at the Prospect question,” Leroy said. Heights watering hole Barnded “We enjoy watching them now for those reasons and Saloon, according to the host also for the reasons of being so old that it’s kind of funny Tammy Wynette. – because it’s not the way that we would be engaging these “Florida, as you know, is questions now,” she added. known for strip clubs, bikers, Center for Inquiry membership isn’t required to join beaches, and bingo halls — the fun. they go hand-in-hand,” said “It’s really casual – just a gathering of nerds,” Leroy Wynette, who’s not to be con- said. fused with her namesake, the “Nerd TV” at South 4th Bar and Cafe [90 S. Fourth St. late country singer. at Berry Street in Williamsburg, (718) 218–7478, south4th- “There really isn’t any other bar.com]. April 30, 8 pm, free kind of bingo besides white trash, except for old granny bingo, which this isn’t.” While “old granny bingo” is characterized by a sort of serenity, organization, and clarity of purpose, White Trash Bingo is distinguished by a great deal of hootin’ and hol- BINGO!: Tammy Wynette hosts the weekly White Trash Bingo at the Branded Saloon, where you can win exciting lorin’, free drinks — includ- prizes like rolls of one ply toilet paper and Mountain Dew slushies. Photo by Caroline Yi ing some terrible concoction, called a Mountain Dew slushy regular bingo, there are prizes with gators on the wall, 12 Trash Bingo, make sure you — and, of course, the hypnotic a plenty, including rolls of toilet beers on tap, and a healthy vari- hold her to it. personality of the lovely Miss paper, one ply only, and some- ety of brews in the cooler. “We give out free shots,” Wynette herself. times a free drink — not top And for the hungry, the she said, “because the more you “I’m like Miss Kitty from shelf, of course. Branded Saloon’s kitchen is drink, the more fun bingo is.” Gun Smoke,” she said, all mat- “The stuff ranges, depend- open until 3 am, 365-and-a- White Trash Bingo at ter-of-fact like. “My persona is ing on who makes it rain, quarter-days-per-year, and, Branded Saloon [603 Vanderbilt the cross between a mechanical [Pabst Blue Ribbon] or Miller it goes without saying, they Ave. between Bergen Street and bull operator and a strip club Light, as far what beer schwag smoke their own bacon. St. Marks Avenue in Prospect Curious minds: A weekly sci-fi screening of popular TV shows in announcer.” we offer,” said Wynette. And don’t forget, Wynette Heights, (718) 484–8704, Williamsburg caters to nerds like Eddy Cara, Tiffany Crespi, Syd LeRoy, Aside from all that, it’s just It’s a handsome bar too, fit definitely mentioned free brandedsaloon.com]. Every Michael Rosch, Michael Compton. Photo by Stefano Giovannini like regular bingo, and like for a proper Florida-style party, drinks, so if you do go to White Tuesday, 8 pm. Free. Bard’s ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ coming to the church and to the pier By Will Bredderman. ferently with the different spaces,” said Jarosz. ll of Brooklyn Heights is a stage. But though the open-air performance presents a challenge, A performance of Shakespeare’s classic comedy “A Jarosz — who oversaw a production of the Bard’s “Comedy of AMidsummer Night’s Dream” will first take place in Saint Errors” involving puppets in the park last summer, and a run of Charles Borromeo Church on Sydney place in May and then go “Romeo and Juliet” with a Muslim-Hindu theme in 2011 — said outdoors to Brooklyn Bridge Park in June. the greenspace makes for the greatest stage in all the world. The director Judith Jarosz said she envisions her production as “It’s right on the water, with the skyline of Manhattan behind a pack of travelling performers — not unlike the band of actors my actors, and the Brooklyn Bridge glowing down. What more who decide to rehearse the fictional “Most Lamentable Comedy could you ask for?” said Jarosz. and Most Cruel Death of Pyramus and Thisbe” in the forest outside “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” at Saint Charles Borromeo ancient Athens in the play — who will have to adjust their acting to Church [21 Sidney Place, near the corner of Livingston Street], fit the production’s two venues. May 17, 8 pm, $18 and at Bard at Pier One in Brooklyn Bridge “You have to be adaptable. Out in the park you have to speak Park [Furman Street, between Old Fulton and Doughty streets, in Donkey business: David Fuller will make an ass of himself as Nick Bottom in a louder, and your gesticulations physically need to be more broad Brooklyn Heights. 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Lutheran Church [125 Henry 24 DANCE AND CHINESE LAN- St. in Brooklyn Heights, (718) SEVEN GUAGE CLASSES: The Laurel 852–2453], www.ziongelc. Project is New York City’s org/en/index.html. premiere Chinese enrichment MUSIC, CONCERT AT OLD program, drawing on years STONE HOUSE: Brooklyn- of experience with a proven based classical music trio pedagogical method. $405/ Janus works to create and present new repertoire for season. 3:45 – 5:45pm. Spoke the trio through commission- the Hub (748 Union St.; Near ing projects and works-in- Sixth Avenue in Park Slope), process collaborations. $20. www.laurelproject.com. 8 pm. The Old Stone House JEWELRY SHOW: See the [336 Third St. between Fourth shimmering items at this and Fifth avenues in Park jewelry exhibition by Chad Slope, (718) 768–3195], www. Ypon, Freddie Matara, and theoldstonehouse.org. Sara Samoiloff. Free. 6–9 DANCE, FUNNY DANCES: 8 pm. Fitzgerald Jewelry [174 pm. See Friday, April 26. N. 11th St., (718) 387–6200], FAMILY DAY: Activities include www.thedivinetribe.com AND fi tness, board games, bil- www.fi tzgeraldjewelry.com. liards, and more. Free. 8 ART, ROAD AND RACE- am–4 pm. Red Hook Rec- Saving Sunny’s: Fans of the legendary Red Hook watering hole Sunny’s Bar are trying to help barkeep Sunny Balzano get back on his feet after Hurricane TRACKS: Art Reception: Art reation Center [Bay St. and Sandy, at a benefit concert at the Bell House on May 1. Photo by Stefano Giovannini on the distinction between Henry Street in Red Hook, roads and racetracks. 6 pm. (718) 722–3211]. PINOCCHIO: For children ages ect New York at Extreme Kids Daley, Timothy C. Tackech, Littlefi eld [622 Degraw St. BOOK FAIR: PS 9 is hosting and hungry animals. $12. 3 3 years old and up. The clas- and Crew. It is the story of 9 Nils Vigeland, Abbie Betinis between Fourth and Fifth their annual fundraiser. Free. pm. Kingsborough Commu- sic story comes to life on people who come together and many others. $15, $10 avenues in Gowanus, (718) 9 am. Barnes and Noble [267 nity College [2001 Orien- the puppet stage. $9 ($8 through performance. $20 students and seniors. 3 pm. Seventh Ave. at 6th Street in tal Blvd. at Oxford Street 855–3388], www.littlefi eldnyc. children). 12:30 and 2:30 pm. ($10 children, seniors and Lutheran Church of the Good Park Slope, (718) 832–9066], in Manhattan Beach, (718) com. Puppetworks [338 Sixth Ave. students). 6:30 pm. Art South Shepherd (7420 Fourth Ave. barnesandnoble.com. 368–5596], www.onstageatk- MUSIC, SINGER SONGWRITER: at Fourth Street in Park Slope, Oxford (138 S. Oxford St. at in Bay Ridge), www.bellavo- ingsborough.org. The annual The talented Charlotte SAKURA MATSURA: (718) 965–3391], www.pup- Hanson Place in Clinton Hill), cesingers.com/concerts. weekend festival celebrates READING, POETRY DAILY: A Sometimes of album “Circus petworks.org. showtix4u.com. SAKURA MATSURA: 10 am–6 Japanese culture and the rite reading featuring poets So- Head” will be performing this NYC MAPS: There are 24 sub- CONCERT, BEETHOVEN’S pm. See Saturday, April 27. phie Cabot Black, Cathy Park upcoming April in Brooklyn. of Spring, features over 60 performances, and a host of way lines in over 200 bus NINTH SYMPHONY: Met- THEATRESPORTS: Freestyle Hong, Major Jackson, James Free. 7 pm. Zio Toto [8407 routs in New York City. Chil- ropolitan Opera tenor John Repertory Theatre is bring- Lasdun, Dennis Nurkse, Third Ave., (718) 238–8042], hands-on workshops. $20 ($15 students and seniors, free for dren 3 years old pick a favor- Horton Murray joins with St. ing improv to a new level and and Philip Schultz. Free. 5 effectiveimmediatelypr.com. members and children under ite and draw their own. $7 ($5 Anselm’s Music Director Ther- adding children to the mix. pm. PowerHouse Arena [37 ART, MOTORCYCLE CLUB 12). 10 am–6 pm. Brooklyn children 2-17 and seniors0. ese Panicali and the Brooklyn Groups of teens challenge Main St. at Water Street in COLLAGES: Pierogi gallery Botanic Garden [1000 Wash- 1:30 pm. New York Tran- Conservatory Chorale in this each other to create scenes DUMBO, (718) 666–3049], presents an exhibition of ington Ave., at Eastern Park- sit Museum [Boerum Place performance. $25. 8 pm. on the spot. Come with your www.powerhousearena.com. artist Tony Fitzpatrick’s re- way in Crown Heights, (718) at Schermerhorn Street in St. Ann & The Holy Trinity children and have as much fun cent collages in his fi fth solo 623–7220], www.bbg.org. Downtown, (718) 694–1600], (157 Montague St. at Clinton as they do. $10 (Parents free). www.mta.info/mta/museum. Noon. Gallery Players [199 MON, APRIL 29 exhibition with the gallery. WORKSHOP, EXCEL AT EXCEL: Street in Brooklyn Heights), 14th St., between Fourth and Free. 7–9 pm. Pierogi Gallery Learn about Microsoft Excel OPEN AUDITIONS: For children www.themetrochamber- ENTERTAINMENT, COMMU- Fifth avenues in Park Slope, [177 N. Ninth St. in Williams- Pivot Tables. Please bring 6 to 10 years old at the ballet orchestra.org. NITY SUPPORTED AGRI- (212) 352–3101], galleryplay- burg, (718) 599–2144], www. laptops with wifi access, and school. The auditioners will FUND-RAISING, BENEFIT FOR CULTURE: Celebrate Local ers.com. pierogi2000.com. Excel 2007 or higher. Free. 11 look for children that are in- REFUGEES: Meet fellow sup- Roots NYC, an alternative MUSIC, “CASABLANCA”- am. Brooklyn Public Library terested in pursuing focused porters of New Roots initiva- PINOCCHIO: 12:30 and 2:30 pm. Brooklyn CSA. Attendees THEMED BURLESQUE: The - Cortelyou Branch [1305 ballet training at the School of tive, IRC staff and volunteers See Saturday, April 27. receive a complimentary pint Bell House transforms into Cortelyou Rd in Ditmas Park, American Ballet. Boys should and enjoy an evening of tradi- ORIENTEERING: Hiking pro- of beet wheat brew, made a Moroccan den of intrigue, (347) 763–1035], excelat- wear shorts and t-shirts and tional food prepared by refu- gram for light, moderate specially for the event. Free. cocktails, jazz, blackmail pivot2-BrooklynPaper.event- girls should wear bathing suit gee cooks and a selection of and vigorous hikers. Wear 7 pm. 61 Local (61 Bergen St. and burlesque, all inspired brite.com. or leotards. Pre-registration Brooklyn Brewery beer. $50, comfortable shoes or boots in Boerum Hill), www.61local. com. by the classic Oscar-winning “PISTACHIO, A BROOKLYN suggested. Free. 2:30 and $55. 9 pm–midnight. Brooklyn and pack a water bottle and 3:30 pm. Brooklyn Friends light snack. . 1 pm. Fort fi lm Casablanca. $20. 8 pm. GIRL MADE OF TRASH”: Brewery (79 N. 11th St. in Wil- Free THEATER, BAD EVIDENCE: A School (375 Pearl Street in liamsburg). Greene Park Visitor Center Bell House [149 Seventh St. Our recycled hero Pista- two-act play written by Prof. Brooklyn Heights), www.sab. [Enter park at Myrtle Avenue at Third Avenue in Gowanus, chio saves the world from Terry Quinn. Free. 7:30–9 org/auditions. and Washington Park in Fort pm. St. Francis College [180 (718) 643–6510], www.the- the bad guy of useless gar- SUN, APRIL 28 Greene, (718) 722–3218]. Remsen St., between Court bellhouseny.com. bage. Rhyming, singing, and READING, FREEDOM WRIT- lots of fun for children 3 to ING: April is National Poetry MUSIC, JAZZ AND GOD: It’s MOVIE, “WITHOUT MEN”: and Clinton streets in Brook- MUSIC, STRAVINSKY, GLASS: 8 years old. Free. 11 am–4 Month. Enjoy some free and the return of the Jazz Vespers Screening of the movie lyn Heights, (718) 489–5200], Brooklyn-based composer pm. The Farmer Feeds Us All Brooklyn Navy Yard-inspired service featuring The Wycliffe about four women in 1953 https://www.sfc.edu. Daniel Felsenfeld’s “Brook- at the Imani Garden (87-91 poetry and prose by the Gordon Quartet, celebrating Iran. Free. 1:30 pm. Brook- lyn’s Own” concert series Schenectady Ave. in Bedford- talented young writers lead the 132nd anniversary of Em- lyn Public Library’s Brooklyn TUES, APRIL 30 presents Vicky Chow of the Stuyvesant). by Angeli Rasbury and sup- manuel Baptist Church — so Heights branch [280 Cadman Bang on a Can All-Stars per- SUBWAY SAFARI: Children 5 ported by The Walt Whitman so things will be even livelier Plaza West at Tillary Street in SIDEWALK SALE: New and used forming Stravinsky’s The Rite years old and younger hear Project. Free. 3 pm. BLDG than usual. Free. 3–5 pm. Em- Brooklyn Heights, (212) 677– items. Flea Market. Free. 10 of Spring for solo piano and stories and make fun crafts. 92:Brooklyn Navy Yard Center manuel Baptist Church [279 4650], www.brooklynpublicli- am–4 pm. Guardian Angel Philip Glass’s Two Pages. $20. $7 ($5 children 2-17 and se- [63 Flushing Ave. at Flush- Lafayette Ave. in Fort Greene, brary.org/branch_library_de- Church [Ocean Parkway and 8 pm. Brooklyn Conservatory niors0. 11:30 am. New York ing and Carlton Avenues in (718) 622–1107], april2013ebc- tail.jsp?branchpageid=117. Oceanview Avenue in Sheep- of Music [58 Seventh Ave. be- Transit Museum [Boerum Fort Greene, (718) 907–5992], jazzvespers.eventbrite.com. NYC MAPS: 1:30 pm. See Satur- shead Bay, (718) 907–3478]. tween Lincoln Place and Sev- Place at Schermerhorn Street bldg92.org. MUSIC, HARMONIZING: Join day, April 27. 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Art. ofOrg. filed FREEMAN, LCSW, of JACQUELINE NOTICE OFFORMATION EA NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL APR. 26—MAY 2, 2013, COURIER LIFE DT 31 rst rst ever rst rst players “It shows kids “It shows that it’s The accomplishment accomplishment The St. John’s Athletic Communications Athletic John’s St. Continued on page 33 Sweet Sixteen two sea- sons ago. Smith the hit most shot in memorable program history as a ju- a 3-pointernior, to end Con- of University the necticut’s 99-game home streak. winning okay to stay close to home and can you accomplish a Smith, said things,” of lot points .5 13 averaged who per game during her ca- build helped “You reer. toric career St. at John’s. She and Red Storm point guard Nadirah McKen- from ith, was taken who in the second round the by four drafted Washington to be Mystics, be- fi to the came ever program. the John’s St. comes after they helped lead tourna- NCAA straight ments and its fi St. John’s wing and former Canarsie stand- — Frank Marinello, Fontbonne Hall coach Hall Fontbonne Marinello, — Frank in. wantthis’ They ‘These kidsare locked Liberty drafts drafts Liberty Shenneika Smith Smith Shenneika Univer- The St. John’s “I’m a local kid,” Beingdrafted was the BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI nal his- piece of Smith’s TOWER OF POWER: OF TOWER out Shenneika Smith is headed the WNBA. to Canarsie’s Smith Canarsie’s come true in more ways ways more in watched her dreams true come one. than basketball women’s sity grew who instar, up Ca- narsie, was selected in the third round of the Women’s National Bas- ketball Association Draft Liberty the by York New on April 16. Smith, a always had guard, home 6-foot-1 at it dreamed of playing in do to the league, to get the but chance makes extra it special. She joins Brook- fellow lynite Epiphany Prince league. the in Smith said. “My friends and family can come out. true came dream] [My a blessing.and it’s I’m ready already.” to play fi • Photo by WilliamsPhoto by Thomas The all-star Brooklyn squad squad Brooklyn all-star The kind“It’s of regular Brooklyn,” for It’s coming to play with these guys ditional points to support the win. the by guys surprised these particularly wasn’t with victory. play to Whitehead coming said. win “We everything. the It’s Brooklyn’s Lincoln] battled [at we who through- that theout season people and together play show and best.” — Thomas Holley, Lincoln High School High Lincoln Holley, — Thomas Loughlin’s Imani Tate sunk the winning basket and Imani took Loughlin’s Tate home game just fell in love with it,’ with love in fell just ‘When I got into football, I football, into ‘When got I • Michael Vigilance added 10 His two free throws shortly af- WHEELS FIRE: ON Most Players Valuable honors at the Wheelchair Classic. points. Fellow Lincoln teammate Trevonn Morton and South Shore’s David Tait both chipped innine ad- terward Brooklyn put good for up at 81–80 and his of Mt. block Vernon’s DoughtyJoshua allowed histeam to win the game the at free throw line. 79 with 2:01 left to play. 79 with 2:01 left to play. nal of the the of nal nal seconds of BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI The junior Railsplitter took the “My team needed a ball handler ball handler a needed team “My In the Wheelchair Classic fi- boy’s “It was an amazing, humbling ex- The three-day is more about event Bishop Ford’s Aaliyah Ford’s Bishop Jones had It cappedIt a 27-point night for “That’s my favorite shot,” said Tate, Her fade away shot near the base- the near shot away fade Her Bishop Loughlin’s Imani Tate was was Tate Imani Loughlin’s Bishop Brooklyn Wheelchair win Wheelchair Brooklyn Tate’s late jumper assures assures jumper late Tate’s long jumper to tie help the score 79– at hit a contested and then trey, another completed a conventional 3-point play, team break the fall court pressure. He game in his own hands and helped his Whitehead. Whitehead. and a scorer said so I just stepped up,” squad. tory over the Bronx/Westchester the Bronx/Westchester tory over Brooklyn all-stars to an 85–82 an vic- to all-stars Brooklyn the final four minutes, to lead the fourth quarter, including seven in in seven including quarter, fourth head scored 10 of his 17 points in points the his of head scored 17 10 nal, Abraham Lincoln Isaiah White- like them.” them.” like for them. You want to play for people want for to play them.for You to walk of respect a lot gives you — it the wheelchairs eventually being able perience,” Tateperience,” said. “Seeing people in games. games. hospital in the days leading up to the the to up leading days the in hospital patients. All of the visit the players cialty hospital for wheelchairs-bound wheelchairs-bound for hospital cialty event go to theevent Coler-Goldwater spe- that basketball.that Proceeds the from Africa Williams added points. 10 17 points and Benjamin Banneker’s Banneker’s Benjamin and points 17 lier. lier. Mayor’s Cup gameMayor’s two weeks ear- Tate, who scored 22 points in the the in points 22 scored who Tate, knew was it going in.” was like, I I’m just up. going it to put who is headed to Albany next year. “I “I year. next Albany to headed is who night. night. nament College at York on Wednesday Wheelchair basketball tour- Classic Island team in the girls fi girls the in team Island ing 78–77 win the over Queens-Long seconds left to give Brooklyn a thrill- a Brooklyn give to left seconds line found nothing net with but 2.5 the game. game. the inbound pass in the fi the in pass inbound already in the airshe caught when the 32 DT COURIER LIFE, APR. 26—MAY 2, 2013 cause I thought we would,” Ithought cause be- now, surprised I’m and good right brand of baseball loss. the which to led fi the in balls misplayed continually and hits, gether to- notstring could Devils Blue out But the seven. ing complete game and strik- a throwing outing, a solid had and started outing, last his in ano-hitter who tossed Friday. on baseball Ivyin League at Poly, Blue Devils the 3–1 defeated Fieldston when the fi in and plate the from gled strug- has team the as else, —but notmuchpitching that season proven has baseball Poly Prep has elite gers and others. programs likeBaylor, UConn, Vanderbilt, and Maryland, in Rut- additionOhio State, Penn State, to local Miami, Ole Miss, State, ida California, Florida, Flor- Southern of University the Alabama, Notre Dame, O’Connor. Shawn coach Railsplitters said defensive tackle, ing tower- aphoto ofthe seeing and of Holley’s games eight watching a highlight tape after potential his and him said. Holley it,” love in with fell Ijust ball, country. football program in the from nearly every major offers scholarship college —and anewfound passion fi of just year. junior Instead for his King the Christ leaving ter af- addasport to looking basketball lifer was just play. to he wanted coln in the fall — only that when he transferred to Lin- football about little very Poly Blue Devils fall to Fieldston Holley scores at Lincoln BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI JOSEPH BY “We’re not playing a very avery “We’re notplaying Zapata, Poly Andrew ace That pattern continued ofthe part early The from offers has Holley for fell coaches College foot- Igotinto “When 295-pound 6-foot-4, The Thomas Holley knew eld. BY MIKE MORTON MIKE BY ahobby,nding he eld, eld, ering stature and fancy footwork. footwork. fancy and stature ering mixoftow- hisrare with nation the across colleges of topfootball WANTED MAN: fi Poly Kassan, Max ace ston fi base runners in the fi Roventini. Matt coach Blue Devils said Easley (Florida). son) and Curtis’s Dominic (Clem- Ogundeko Ebenezer Dame), Thomas Jefferson’s Ishaq Williams (Notre Lincoln’s as such icans joining recent All-Amer- York New City, of out footballin line game, All-American mour to prospect be Under Ar- prestigious the the next to invited already was big to come said. there,” O’Connor top 10 the [nationally] right in [ranked] name erybody’s pain of another loss. loss. ofanother pain ACE: ACHING ve against Field- innings nally put together a rally arally put together nally After managing just managing After two Initially, Holley didn’t Holley,It makes who “He’s probably gotev- Poly Prep starting pitcher Andrew Zapata feels the Lincoln’s Thomas Holley has caught the attention attention the caught has Holley Lincoln’s Thomas rst years on the hardwood play- hardwood onthe years his to footwork excellent his his size. Holley attributes aplayer in found not often agility an possesses but also natural size and strength, tremendous has who already O’Connor said they see a kid Holley? with enamored ‘Whoa!’ like ” was “I Igot,” attention the hesaid. recruiting process. he grew accustomed fi at him to overwhelming was It to the would be interested in him. think that top-level schools through with an RBI single. came Robnior Calabrese ju- inning the outs in two singles, and then with onthree bases the loaded in the sixth. So why are coaches so so coaches whySo are “I never expected to get The Blue Devils (5–1) but as it got easier rst, Photo by SteveSolomonson by Photo Photo by SteveSolomonson by Photo ley. hand, is defi you,” hesaid. but itfor may notbe name, his potential. with him to help him reach also take will that academics good the time with forHe’s aplace looking to work onaschool’s based prestige. decision acollege make to State. He said he isn’t going Penn and College Boston unoffi am,” hesaid. nant player than I already I’ll be an even moreinstincts. domi- natural using just rushed Last season, Holley bull- technique. tensively onhis worked ex- has and life his fi forlarly the into the weight room regu- He’s gotten quickly. very up who 80’s picks things high dent with an average in the said. that,” O’Connor like fi to move, it’s noteasy that are that size and can plays at Lincoln. at plays which hestill basketball, ing and recently we’re not,” recently and defensively for a while, fi the have would ended that apopup dropped DaMarco Pat baseman when third another runner scored ing from fi in the second runner scor- however, resulting played, mis- was ball The Fich. fi ble right to onadou- runs two 0) scored (5– Fieldston inning, third either. well, very the In said. ball very well,” Roventini game. endthe to inning seventh the in order under. Poly was retired in terfi afl lowed with Christian Pelligrino fol- fth inning. Football, on the other other onthe Football, big the “You hear can Holley has already taken things Igetthose “Once Holley a solid also is stu- “When you can fi you can “When “We played pretty well They’re notfi They’re the “We’re nothitting Continued on page 33 on page Continued eld on a ball he just got hejust eld onaball cial visits to Rutgers, Rutgers, to visits cial Then base. rst eld from Kevin Kevin eld from nitely for Hol- y out to cen- to out y in time rst edn it elding nd kids kids nd nd kids Countless numbers of numbers Countless went way. along motto simple The treated. be to kids own your want way yousame would players your the treat the principal that you lives. He coached under chance play, to a place but a gave them not only toaround him. 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Class Jules, or St. mer player Jonathan evenfund the team,” said for- money to own lot ofhis for them. pense lessons, and spared no ex- life offered game, the kids his teach to hours less come coaches. be- and college play in players went onto his by Joe Staszewski “I learned a lot from alot from learned “I Headly, Janae asenior “It’s tough to fi to “It’s tough That meant bus a take would “Chick Chakrian worked end- KNOWS JOE nan- nd nd APR. 26—MAY 2, 2013, COURIER LIFE DT 33 g- Photo by Steven Schnibbe Serrantino and Trapani Trapani and Serrantino Ser- us,” for huge “It’s fth and Trapani stranded can We dence only builder. throwing error that brought throwing brought that error a run.home A ground ball ended play a threatdouble from St. Francis (5–1) in the fi sixth. the in runners both called the victory a confi- dence booster heading into the final two weeks of the regular season. furthers It can they that belief their be there the at end compet- ing a diocesan for title. rantino said. con- a big “It’s fi go further from here.” Continued from page 32 Poly Prep Roventini is confident that the the that confident is base- Roventini good play to have “You Blue Devils can turn it around around Roventini said. trying “We’re to fi it andure maybe mix why out some a turn become it’s Recently up. things can concern.” Devils Blue and become the dominant team it have been in the past. hap- to going it’s He when just about sure isn’t pen. ball,” he said. right “That’s you how can talkthe You ship. all long day makingabout and plays doing the We cheap. is talk but thing, right have to show up and play good base- ball games.” Maria Serrantino went went Serrantino Maria hitting been just “We’ve The Bonnies led 6–0 af- in and shorten them up,” Marinello said. “Every- thing is short strokes.” 3-for-4 and with a double two runs scored and Natalia Sroga collected three hits, drove in a run and scored another Fontbonne for (6– Maria1). Gentile chipped in two hits and an RBI. and see the ball Ser- well,” said. rantino ter four innings thanks to a run-scoring single Ari- by ana Dillon andTerriers a Fontbonne’s Christina Fontbonne’s Calascione makes contact. theoor for Liberty.” Smith couldn’t help by think think by help couldn’t Smith “Of course I didn’t believe him “They are getting a very versatile died of a heart attack in Jan. 2012. 2012. travel and Jan. school high in former about attack ballheart coach Apache Paschall, a who of died He had her since told the eighth grade she was going to the WNBA. Smithback then,” said. I was “Now just happy to give him something to smile down on.” will bring an array of talents to bear when spot earn her to aims she as training camp opens on May 6. can who and score athletic player, the ball, is important which always theat St. professional John’s level,” coach Joe Tartamella said. “Her ver- satility will be her strengthwill and be factor a key in getting that her on fl the It wasIt all part day of a big in work for do a lot “We eld prior to the game after ble duringble a three-run top of the second. She scored a run and collected two hits. thefor Bonnies offense. It pounded out 13 hits against two St. Francis Prep pitch- ers. Fontbonne took about bat- of half a and hour an nearby a on practice ting fi school let out It early. only sharpened the they’ve way been swinging the bats including an 8–4lately, win over Archbishop Molloy. the off season, the get kids STEPPING UP TO THE PLATE: dent that dent rst rst round rst rst rst rst rst rst two rst over rst over rst meet- rst Smith Continued from page 31 “These kids are locked Trapani dominated the “I was very happy with The junior ace allowed Still Trapani admitted Nicolette Trapani may The victory pushed Font- The former St. Michael Academy She followed theShe followed draft with her Victory puts Fontbonne into tie for fi place rst fi for tie into Fontbonne puts Victory BY JOSEPH STASZEWSKI rst no hitter, but a shut a shut but rst no hitter, in,” Marinelloin,” said. “They want this.” Terriers hitters after losing fi teams’ the in 7–5 St. Francis Prep in coach 13-year Marinello’s Frank tenure. match rubber the with ing, scheduled May 3. for She fi the in drove also dou- a with game the of runs the way I pitched today,” today,” the I pitched way Cun- she said. at just two hits, struck 11 out Terriers and walked three to lead Friday. Fontbonne host to a 7–0 win over on the softball Brooklyn- in ningham Park Queens The win was the fi hit. Tara O’Rourke singled singled O’Rourke Tara hit. right afterwards, that but was all St.Francis would of Trapani.get out she was mad walking back to the after dugout the sixth, second inning’s the when front in Cervasio, Danielle batter, single had laid down a perfectly bunt placed the fi for of home game’s place in the league. have to wait to pitch her her pitch to wait to have fi outwin overleague power St. Francis Prep was solace enough. bonne Hall into fi tie a for star joins a Liberty team that is un- managementder new after going 15–19 and losing in the fi she had done enough during her ca- reer she was to prove ready. of the playoffs last Former De- year. Pistonstroit star Bill Laimbeer, who has three won WNBA titles with the Detroit Shock, has taken as over general manager and coach. Smith something.” family Inn Fox Sly at Turn- on Union nearpike Smith St. said John’s. it was tough to as wait the went picks she remainedon, but confi Bonnies best St. Francis St. best Bonnies ve rst rst six nding success Photo by Robert Cole “I thought got to a we “We walked“We the leadoff Morales was the to key She was on deck in Telecom — a Class B level where we can we where level play against best the city’s “Ob- said. teams and compete and he them,” beat viously I was wrong. We but them, with play can we haven’t proven we can beat any of them yet.” boroughs. batter, which is which a cardi-batter, nal McCartney sin,” said. can’t walk“You the lead- off batter with a lead.” fi the in game the and mound the on both theat plate. She had four hits and two RBIs in the game. the top of the eighth, with and second on runners when outs, two with third Cruz grounded Angelica the ball Clinton to back pitcher Maguette Fofana to end the inning. team two years ago — play, a with game the into league came in record 6–1 A Brooklyn the leading division. The inability to theclose out game with Clinton has McCartney questioning whether his team can compete with the top teams inthe fi to the loss. Afteral- not lowing until a hit the sixth unraveled things inning, Moralesfor in the seventh after she allowed a leadoff walk. fi innings, rst rst six rst rst rally. Telecom senior pitcher Cristina Telecom Morales ex- rst six in- BY MIKE MORTON For the fi The disappearance disappearance The “The stuff practice we The Yellow Jackets Jackets Yellow The However, the Gover-However, falters in Bronx in Bronx falters Telecom softball softball Telecom Bronx on Saturday. tered later in the game at Dewitt Clinton High School in the celled in the circle and at the plate in the fi rst innings, but fal- celled in the circle and at theplate in the fi STRONG START: STRONG innings was also central throughout the fi the throughout from Christina Morales Morales Christina from of the elitepitching seen he said. enth inning we didn’t do,” do,” didn’t we inning enth six innings great, the sev- everyday, and did for we everyday, Glenn McCartney said. takes led to the loss, coach These fundamental mis- throughout the inning. inning. the throughout runners to advance freely lowing the Bronx school’s balls in the inning, al- inning, the in balls experienced two passed for Clinton.for Telecom also enth that allowed two runs runs two allowed that enth in the bottom of the sev- the of bottom the in committed a crucial error crossover play on Sunday. crossover on Sunday. play League Class A softball in Public School Athletic com 7–6 in innings eight ally defeated visiting Tele- innings, where it eventu- it where innings, sent the game into extra extra into game the sent Clinton tied the score and gether their fi their gether inning when they put to- put they when inning the bottom of the seventh seventh the of bottom the nors’ offense in up woke no runs. offense to just and one hit held the Clinton explosive low Jackets led by six, led by Jackets andlow all wrapped The up. 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