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Crooks take cabbie for a costly ride in Ridgewood OH HAPPY DAY! BY ROBERT POZARYCKI [email protected] @ROBBPOZ

ops are continuing to search for two men who robbed a cab Cdriver at gunpoint in Ridge- wood last week. According to police, the trouble began at 1:20 a.m. on Sept. 15 when the two suspects — described as black or Hispanic males — entered the driver’s cab at the corner of Gates Avenue and Fresh Pond Road. They directed the cabbie to take them to a location on Hancock Street near Cypress Avenue. Upon arriving at the location, authorities said, one of the perpetrators pulled out a black semi-automatic handgun and racked the slide, while the other pressed a knife against the victim’s back. Law enforcement sources noted that the two bandits removed from the driver $200 in cash, two smartphones (a red iPhone 7+ and a Samsung Galaxy tab 4) and a black iPad mini. The crooks then exited the cab and were last seen ﬂ eeing eastbound on Hancock Street. During an investigation, police learned that the stolen iPhone and iPad were sold at a store on Myrtle Avenue in neighboring Bushwick. The 104th Precinct Detective Squad is conducting the investigation, with Detective Mark Bublin Good times bubble up at assigned to the case. Anyone with information regard- “Smile on Maspeth” event ing the bandits’ whereabouts is urged to call Detective Bublin at 718-386-2723 See Photos on Page 23 or Crime Stoppers at 800-577-TIPS. All calls are kept confidential. Photo by Dean Moses Dean by Photo

Queens GOP eyes shakeup in Council race? See Page 4

MVP gets to stay as they appeal suit Page 8

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idgewood celebrated the grand opening of a Neighborhood RWIC center on Monday, Sept. 18, where women will be able to get important health information even in the face of massive budget cuts, thanks to nonproﬁ t organization Public Health Solutions. This new state-of-the-art neighborhood center is located at 55-05 Myrtle Ave. and will help more than 1,700 low-income pregnant women, infants and children get the nutritional care and information they need. The grand opening party for the Ridgewood Neighborhood WIC Center took place at the center from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. From 11 a.m. to noon, there Photo via Google Maps was a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the The new Ridgewood Neighborhood WIC Center held a grand opening celebration on Sept. 18. facility’s Madison Street entrance. The party then continued at the Ridgewood Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez, access to healthcare, and breastfeeding women and children under the age of Veterans Triangle, located where Councilman Antonio Reynoso and education. The site includes a dedicated 5 with food support and nutritional Myrtle Avenue, Cypress Avenue and Assemblyman Mike Miller were all on classroom for nutrition education and education. Cornelia Street meet. hand at the celebration to speak about physical activity classes, a private The Ridgewood Neighborhood WIC The free event featured games and the importance of such a facility in the breastfeeding room, and locations for Center will be open on Mondays from giveaways, along with important neighborhood. SNAP and health insurance enrollment. 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and from 8:30 a.m. to community and health information, Now that the center is officially The Special Supplemental Nutrition 4 p.m. on Tuesdays through Saturdays. as well as WIC, SNAP (food stamps), open, it will help women in the Program for Women, Infants and Chil- The phone number is 718-381-8343. and health insurance/Medicaid community receive nutritious food dren, also known as WIC, provides For more information visit health- resources. for their young children, improved low-income pregnant or postpartum solutions.org.

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BY ANTHONY GIUDICE "placeholder" for the Republican line AND ROBERT POZARYCKI in the Council race than as a serious [email protected] candidate. Many party insiders, the @ROBBPOZ source said, favor Holden and see him as their "ace in the hole" now that he 30th City Council District Holden lost last week's Democratic campaign between two arch-ri- primary. Tval Democrats — incumbent Under election law, a party can Elizabeth Crowley and challenger only replace a candidate on the ballot Robert Holden — continues beyond if the candidate drops out to accept last week's primary. Though Crowley the nomination to a judicial seat. prevailed, Holden is pressing on to The Queens County GOP, according the November general election on the to a source with knowledge of the Conservative and Reform party lines. situation, will be nominating judi- One odd wrinkle in this contest is cial candidates on Sept. 25, and they the relative absence of the Republican may nominate Kasper for a Queens party's nominee for the City Council Supreme Court judgeship once again; seat: Joseph Kasper, an attorney who he has repeatedly run for judicial doesn't live in the district (he does seats in recent years. hold a law practice within it) and If that happens and Kasper accepts, failed last year in his attempt to win a Kasper would need to drop out of the judicial seat. Kasper has no campaign City Council race. That would clear website or social media page for a City the way for party leaders to nomi- Council campaign, although he does nate Holden, a registered Democrat have a dormant Facebook page for a for more than four decades but one Supreme Court judgeship campaign who isn't shy about being bipartisan. in 2016. As Juniper Park Civic Association His name is also not listed as president, he has both worked and a City Council candidate on the clashed with Democratic and Repub- city's Campaign Finance Bureau's lican offi cials in the past over myriad "Follow the Money" database that matters. File photo/RIDGEWOOD TIMES tracks campaign contributions and Robert Turner, chair of the Queens Robert Holden, president of the Juniper Park Civic Association and City expenditures. County GOP, stated that Kasper is Council candidate. Kasper's virtually ghost-like City right now the party's candidate, Council campaign has puzzled some even though Kasper does not cur- political insiders, but a major shake- rently reside within the 30th Council up may be near. District — a requirement to run for Two sources familiar with the offi ce. Turner said that the lawyer Queens County Republican Party's does plan to move there very soon. operations have told QNS that Kasper When asked about the rumor of may be enticed to drop out of the City Holden possibly replacing Kasper Council race. The sources, speaking as the GOP nominee, Turner said he to us on the condition of anonymity, is aware of the rumor, but would not noted that he could be replaced on confi rm its validity at this time. the November ballot with someone Asked by the Ridgewood Times whom party insiders see as a more about the rumor, Holden said that electable choice: Robert Holden. he doesn't consider himself "actual- The 30th District, which includes ly anything other than a community Ridgewood, Glendale, Maspeth, Mid- guy that’s volunteered his time and dle Village and parts of Woodhaven worked with both parties" and that and Woodside, includes one of the he would "listen to every party that few conservative pockets left in would be interested in putting me on Queens. The seat also has a long his- the line, obviously." tory of being held by Republicans; “I’d have to talk about what they when Crowley defeated Anthony (the Queens County Republicans) Como in a special November 2008 were off ering because if they wanted general election, she became the fi rst me to change parties and stuff like Democrat ever to occupy the seat. that, I don’t know," Holden said. "As I Republicans hold just three City know, they have this guy Joe Kasper Council seats, one of which belongs running, and that’s all I know. I spoke to Eric Ulrich of the 32nd District in to GOP months and months ago, and southwest Queens. The demograph- they had spoken to me about a couple ics of the 30th District — which of options.” include many of the Queens election Holden said that if the off er came districts that voted for President along, he "certainly would talk" to the Donald Trump in last year's election party, and also to his advisors, about — fi gure to give the Republican Party whether to accept the Republican line. what some observers believe to be its “I’m a community guy," he added. "I best hope at picking off a fourth City never belonged to any political club; Council seat. certainly my opposition to the Dem- Kasper, according to one of the ocratic leadership in Queens County sources we spoke with, acts more as a has been well documented.” WWW.QNS.COM RIDGEWOOD TIMES SEPTEMBER 21, 2017 5

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POLICE BEAT Compiled by Anthony Giudice

83RD PRECINCT the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at action. Authorities said that the offi cer cop discharged a single shot and struck BUSHWICK 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or for Spanish, discharged one round from his fi rearm, Perez in the buttocks. He ran out of the 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). The public striking the dog and killing it at the scene. house, but was quickly apprehended SENIOR TRIES TO STOP can also submit their tips by logging The two victims were taken to approximately a block away from the RESTAURANT ROBBERY onto the Crime Stoppers website, www. Brookdale University Hospital and incident. Cops are looking nypdcrimestoppers.com, or by texting Medical Center with non-life-threat- In a strange twist, Perez sued the for a robber who their tips to 274637 (CRIMES) then en- ening injuries, police said. city for $10 million back in February, stole cash from ter TIP577. All calls and messages are An investigation is ongoing. claiming that the shooting gave him a eatery on the kept confi dential. post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Ridgewood/Bush- MASPETH BURGLAR He took his case to Manhattan Federal wick border on 104TH PRECINCT SHOT IN BUTT ENTERS Court where he represented himself Monday morning, RIDGEWOOD, GLENDALE, GUILTY PLEA as his lawyer. and thwarted one MASPETH & MIDDLE The career bur- It is unclear, however, if the city has senior citizen’s VILLAGE glar who was shot viewed his complaint as of yet. eff orts at stopping him, police said. in the buttocks What is clear is that Perez, who According to authorities, the rob- COPS KILL DOG AFTER while attempting pleaded guilty on Sept. 19 to the August ber — described as a dark-skinned RIDGEWOOD ATTACK to rob a home 2016 burglary attempt, faces a long jail male, wearing a green hooded sweat- A police offi cer was forced to open in Maspeth last sentence because he has been deter- shirt, tan pants, black sneakers, and fi re on a dog that attacked two women August pleaded mined to be a persistent felon, with carrying a back pack — entered Inca on a Ridgewood street over the week- guilty in the case six other burglaries on his rap sheet. Chicken located at 122 Wyckoff Ave. in end, law enforcement agents said. and now faces 16 “In pleading guilty, the defendant Brooklyn at approximately 9:15 a.m. on According to police, the two female years to life in prison, Queens District has admitted to burglarizing a home Sept. 18, where he removed $200 from victims were walking the pit bull along Attorney Richard Brown announced in broad daylight — violating the the register. Wyckoff Avenue and Weirfi eld Street on Tuesday. sanctity of the victim’s residence — in However, a 78-year-old man at 10 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 16, when On Aug. 1, 2016, police were alert- an attempt to enrich himself by taking attempted to stop the individual, the dog suddenly turned on its walker ed to a burglary-in-progress on the another person’s valuables,” Brown law enforcement agents said, and a and attacked her. first-floor apartment at 55-38 66th said in a statement. “As a persistent struggle ensued between the two. No The second victim tried to stop the St., off of Hull Avenue in Maspeth felon, the defendant will fi nd himself injuries were reported when offi cers dog from biting her friend, but was where they found Felix Perez, 38, of incarcerated for a very long time as a from the 83rd Precinct responded to then attacked herself, cops said. Crown Heights, Brooklyn, hiding in a result of this criminal act.” the incident. An offi cer from the 104th Precinct back room. Perez pleaded guilty to second-de- Anyone with information in re- happened to be in the area and saw A struggle ensued over one of the gree burglary; he is scheduled to be gards to this incident is asked to call the attack in progress and rushed into responding offi cers’ fi rearms, and the sentenced on Oct. 13.

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PERSONS ARRESTED IN Sept. 12: (Beat 10) Yuan C. Gad, at 56th (Beat 4) Paul Forman, at 64-02 Catalpa for aggravated unlicensed operator, by RECENT POLICE ACTIONS Street, for strangulation, by P.O. Mark. Ave., for robbery, by Det. Caruso. (Beat P.O. Shubella. (Beat 13) Jovanle Pallares AS REPORTED BY THE (Beat 16) Elisabetta Mazzurco, at 71st 4) Yomaylin Feliz, at 67th Avenue, for and Damaso Bonifacio, at 56th Street, 104TH PRECINCT INCLUDE Place, for criminal contempt, by P.O. petit larceny, by P.O. Russi. (Beat 2) for assault, by P.O. Chen. THE FOLLOWING: Shariff . (Beat 16) Lois Ponzo, at Myrtle Roy Sudaky, at Wyckoff Avenue, for Avenue and 84th Street, for leaving petit larceny, by P.O. Weil. (Beat 4) Sept. 15: (Beat 12) Robert J. Lee, at Sept. 11: (Beat 10) Felix Beltre, at 61st the scene of an accident, by P.O. Clark. Daniel Santiago, at 64-02 Catalpa Ave., Metropolitan Avenue, for intent to Street and Eliot Avenue, for aggravat- (Beat 2) Denise Alvarez, at Seneca Av- for criminal mischief, by Det. Lodato. commit fraud, by P.O. Armond. (Beat ed unlicensed operator, by P.O. Jackson. enue, for assault, by P.O. Nisbeth. (Beat 2) Victor Politi, at Myrtle Avenue, 15) Elizabeth Stowers, at Harman (Beat 10) Kyle Ingino, at 60th Lane, for for criminal mischief, by P.O. Bertrand. Street and Onderdonk Avenue, for criminal mischief, by P.O. Bayizian. Sept. 13: (Beat 14) Isulia Torres, at (Beat 3) Jose Fussa, at Myrtle Avenue, making graffi ti, by P.O. Zbikowski. (Beat 4) Rafal Oltuszewski, at 70th Eliot Avenue, for acting in a manner for petit larceny, by P.O. Mancini. Avenue, for assault, by P.O. Gomez. injurious to a child, by P.O. Campbell. Sept. 16: (Beat 16) Rosa Contreras, Sept. 14: (Beat 4) David Olivo, at 70th at 71st Street, for operating a motor Avenue, for assault, by P.O. Coronado. vehicle while under the infl uence of WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DO. (Beat 4) Sonny Mitchell, at 64-02 alcohol, by P.O. Incantalupo. (Beat 3) “Old World Craftsmanship”- With Over 40 Years of Reliable Service. Catalpa Ave., for burglary and grand Osward Santana, at Norman Street larceny, by P.O. Bublin. (Beat 5) Mat- and Wyckoff Avenue, for criminal pos- thew Gluick and Daniel Atkinson, at session of a weapon, by P.O. Nardello. 56th Street, for assault, by P.O. McCol- lough. (Beat 2) Jose Rivera and Thomas Sept. 17: (Beat 9) Valente Trevino, at Gruich, at Wyckoff Avenue, for posses- 69th Street, for assault, by P.O. Guti- sion of burglar’s tools, by Det. Wright. errez. (Beat 14) Elliot Rivera, at 68th (Beat 15) Steven Montano, at Himrod Street, for assault, by P.O. Gunderson. Street, for assault, by P.O. Pineda. 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Voting City Council races may domi- yes on this November’s amendment T nate the attention and the ballot merely sets into motion the constitu- this November, but there is one thing tional convention process; it does not about this election that no voter should nullify the laws already on the books. overlook. The people who vote yes or no on the Every 20 years, New York State convention will be asked again to vote voters are given a ballot question on for constitutional delegates: 3 in each whether to call for a state constitu- of the state’s 63 senate districts, plus tional convention. The last vote came 15 at-large delegates. Those delegates in 1997, so alas, it’s time once again for will then propose a brand-new con- Empire State voters to answer such an stitution or a series of amendments important question. that can only be ratifi ed by the voters In the weeks leading up to Election of New York in yet another ballot Day, you’ll hear more about this refer- referendum. endum from its supporters and detrac- In other words, New York voters tors alike. But make no mistake — if who have the power to start a constitu- voters want to really change the way tional convention also have the power Albany operates on a colossal scale, to stop a convention’s proposals dead this is the perfect opportunity to do it. in its tracks. People have become numb to dys- Much of the problem in Albany New Yorkers can use the constitu- If we want our state government function in Albany. It comes in many stems from a state constitution fi lled tional convention as a way to reform to work for us again — to guarantee forms: internal power struggles, pub- with antiquated statutes that either state government from the inside out, equal rights for women, to legalize lic corruption charges, stalled govern- make it diffi cult to modernize state and make the Empire State the national, marijuana, to institute term limits on ment reform eff orts, gerrymandering, government and remedy problems, progressive trendsetter it proclaims state lawmakers, to stop gerrymander- the “three men in the room” that seem- or give the status quo the protection itself to be. But some, however, fear that ing — then a constitutional convention ingly make all the important decisions needed to preserve the dysfunction the convention will turn our state into is our best hope at making it happen. when it comes to state government. and mollify special interests that something that doesn’t refl ect progres- We urge you vote “Yes” for a Consti- The list goes on and on. benefi t from it. sivism or New York values as a whole. tutional convention on Nov. 7.

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YOU CALL THIS A The case for keeping MVP charter open PRIMARY WIN? BY SERPHIN R. MALTESE If MVP is forced to end its op- So, what is this really about, if it eration on the CTK Campus, and can cause so much pain and disrup- Mayor Bill de Blasio shouldn’t be ast week, Christ the King unable to find suitable space to option to so many people? proud of his 2017 Democratic Party High School (CTK), Middle erate, it will be forced to shut down. The Diocese of Brooklyn says Primary win. Out of 3,100,000 eligible LVillage Preparatory Charter That is a cold, hard fact. MVP’s 432 they have no issue with MVP, but it Democratic primary voters, only 316,361 School (MVP), and Christ the King students, in grades 6 through 8, is their lawsuit that holds MVP stu- of them (10.2 percent) voted for de Blasio. Continuing Education (CTKCE) would need to be accommodated dents as hostages, that fi ghts against The other 90 percent either voted for received the welcome news that a in public schools in one of the most MVP’s right to intervene and their Sal Albanese (66,636, or 2.1 percent of judge from the Appellate Division overcrowded school districts in intransigence at every turn that registered Democrats), Michael Tolkin had granted us a temporary re- New York. This would be detrimen- puts MVP’s existence in peril. (20,445), Robert Gangi (13,537) or Rich- straining order. tal to their education, and a cause They have refused to negotiate ard Bashner (10,538), or they voted for This gives us the necessary time of severe anguish for parents who any terms with Christ the King None of the Above by staying home — to appeal a decision by Justice Grays have seen their children thrive and High School unless we hand them 2,793,639. In reality, when you add up of Queens Supreme Court who had succeed year after year in state back a “reverter” clause. The same the combined votes of de Blasio’s four denied requests from each of our math and reading scores. court that the Diocese is using for opponents with those who stayed home institutions to stay enforcement of Flooding the local School District all these legal challenges has ruled by voting for “None of the Above”, less her March 23, 2017 order, requested (District 24) with an influx of 432 after a three-year lawsuit that the than 10 percent of registered Democrats by the Brooklyn Diocese, to force students after the school year has Diocese lost that “reverter.” They supported de Blasio. He had the benefi ts MVP to cease operations on the already started will also have a now seek to regain it by threatening and perks of four years of being mayor, CTK campus. We are currently negative impact on other students MVP, its 432 students and, in effect, including daily free media coverage. appealing that decision to the Ap- far removed from the CTK Cam- the stipends that enable almost 700 In addition, virtually every NYC Dem- pellate Division. pus as well as the administrators other students to attend Christ the ocratic Party elected offi cial, county and It is unclear why Justice Grays and teachers in the public school King High School. district leader, local club house along denied these requests after both system. The legal counsels for all three with most labor unions endorsed him. MVP and CTK had already started In addition to the turmoil visited entities, CTK, MVP and CTKCE, are This included mailings, phone banks their new school year. Despite the on MVP families, the teachers, confident that we will prevail with and get-out-the-vote drives. He raised Brooklyn Diocese fighting our stay, administrators and support staff, the appeal of Justice Grays’ original and spent several million dollars. De no harm would be done to any of the MVP will also be thrown into con- ruling from March 2017. Blasio has a two million media buy. In parties by allowing the requested fusion with possible job losses if the Perhaps, with some additional contrast, his chief primary opponent stay while our appeal is heard at the school is forced by the Diocese to time, the Diocese will reconsider former NYC Council member Sal Al- Appellate Division. cease operations. this ill-advised and coercive law- banese only raised several hundred However, the potential impact MVP has become over the last suit. Hopefully the Diocese and thousand dollars. Albanese was vastly of this ruling on MVP as an edu- four years an essential presence the board of CTK can reach a fair outspent and could aff ord no media cational institution is devastating. on the CTK Campus. Rent from agreement that benefits all parties, buys to get his message out. MVP will be faced with the almost MVP helps fund scholarships and especially those students at both Larry Penner, Great Neck impossible task of finding adequate grants for most of the 700 students MVP and at Christ the King High new educational facilities in the at CTK. These funds add up to hun- School. Email your letters to editorial@qns. middle of the school year and tran- dreds of thousands of dollars that Fairness and equity for the com (Subject: Letter to the Editor) or sitioning its operations, resulting directly affect CTK students and students, families, teachers, ad- leave a comment to any of our stories at in confusion and dislocation. their families by keeping the high ministrators and our communities QNS.com. All letters are subject to editing. And that’s if such facilities could school tuition affordable for so affected by this lawsuit requires Names will be withheld upon request, but even be found. It is well known many hard-working people in our no less. anonymous letters will not be considered that there is no comparable space community. Justice Grays’ decision Serphin R. Maltese is chairman for publication. The views expressed in available for MVP in the Middle puts these scholarships in danger of the Board Christ the King High all letters and comments are not neces- Village area. of being defunded. School. sarily those of this publication or its staff . A LOOK BACK Anyone familiar with Laurel Hill Boulevard in Woodside today would fi nd it diffi cult to believe that it looked like this nearly 80 years ago. This 1938 photo shows a rather pastoral fl ower shop and restaurant at the northeast corner of Laurel Hill Boulevard and 49th Street, adjacent to Calvary Cemetery. 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Glendale church See what changes the city has collecting again for its pantry planned for Rosemary’s Playground BY ANTHONY GIUDICE BY ANTHONY GIUDICE [email protected] [email protected] @A_GIUDICEREPORT @A_GIUDICEREPORT

ith the new school Big changes are on the horizon for year now underway, Rosemary’s Playground, as the NYC W one local elected Parks Department released on Tues- official is partnering with a day night its plans for the $3.2 million Glendale parish to help not renovation of the Ridgewood park. only students in need of school Aft er months of planning, which in- supplies, but the community cluded a community visioning session food bank as well. at Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley’s State Senator Joseph Addabbo offi ce, the Parks Department showed has once again teamed up with their plans for the new Rosemary’s Sacred Heart Church for a school Playground to Community Board 5’s supply and food drive to help (CB 5) Parks Committee on Sept. 12. Renderings courtesy of NYC Parks Department those in need. Both Addabbo and The main features of the renovations The Parks Department unveiled plans for renovations at Rosemary's Sacred Heart will be collecting will be brand-new swing sets and play Playground. school supplies for students and equipment for two age groups, kids 2-5 nonperishable food items for the and kids 5-12; a new spray shower area reduction of the playground’s perimeter abundant amount of new benches for Sacred Heart Food Pantry. that can be used all year; seating and fence. The fence is currently 7 feet tall, parents to relax as their children enjoy “No student should have to picnic areas; and new plantings, as well and the proposal is to drop the height to the park, or for people to just sit and take go without adequate school as removing the two large elevated 4 feet. The purpose of lowering the fenc- in some sun or read a book in the shade supplies. That is why we are fl ower beds, six small fl owering trees es, the city contends, is so that parents provided by the park’s many trees. asking you to help make ‘Back to and two small street trees. and patrolling police offi cers can have There will also be a new water foun- School’ season better for those “We don’t know the designs of the wa- a clear line of sight across the park. tain, garbage cans, picnic tables, bike less fortunate,” Addabbo said. ter [features] yet, but we’re going to have The issue brought up against low- racks and six LED lamp posts. “Anytime is the right time of year a spray shower that for 2- to 5- [year-olds], ering the perimeter fence was that it “We are excited about the new plans to help a fellow New Yorker, but a spray shower for 5- to 12- [year-olds],” would just invite the homeless to enter for Rosemary’s Playground,” Ellen we hope this food and school CB 5 Parks Committee Chair Steven the park aft er hours to sleep, which Knechel said on behalf of the Friends supply drive will make the start Fiedler announced during CB 5’s month- has already been an ongoing problem of Rosemary’s Playground. “We look of the new school year special. ly meeting in Middle Village on Sept. 13. at the playground. forward to continuing to work with As always, I am proud to once “All hand-activated and then shuts off The Parks Committee, along with the Parks Department to ensure that again collaborate with Sacred aft er a couple of minutes so we’re not members of the Friends of Rosemary’s the playground equipment adequately Heart for this wonderful cause wasting water all the way through.” Playground group, also suggested ex- accommodates the number of children and look forward to continuing Even though there will be many tending the fencing around the new who use the playground.” our eff orts in the future.” new editions to the playground, two spray shower area so children could The Parks Committee will send their Requested donations in- features will remain: the comfort not just run through the sprinklers requests — specifi cally the fencing clude school supplies such as station and the mosaic wall. and right out of the park. issue — back to Parks Department for spiral notebooks, pencils, pens, One major change that has some on Aside from the new play features, consideration before any renovations crayons, loose-leaf paper, con- the board concerned is the proposed Rosemary’s Playground will receive an are started. struction paper, and all sizes of plastic sandwich and snack-size storage bags. For the food pantry, the items requested include canned goods Ridgewood student collects hundreds and dry foods such as soup, pasta, beef stew, cereal, oatmeal, tea, of eyeglasses for the needy coff ee, powdered creamer, sug- ar, condiments, juice and ice tea Reusable donated eyeglasses are mix. Donations of toiletries such sent to international charitable or- as toothbrushes, toothpaste, bar ganizations and medical missions for soap, feminine products, toilet distribution in developing nations in paper, paper towels, baby wipes, South and Central America, Asia, Af- disposable diapers, tissues and rica, the Mid-East and Europe, while shampoo will all be welcomed. new eyeglasses are provided to people For those who wish to make a in need here in the United States. donation, they can drop off the Thanks to the help and support items at the Sacred Heart Food from his family and St. Matthias, Pantry, located at 77-05 84th St., the last eyeglass drive was able to or at Addabbo’s Middle Village collect 421 eyeglasses, all of which office, located at 66-85 73rd he personally delivered to New Eyes Pl. The senator’s offi ce is open for the Needy, located in Short Hills, every Monday through Friday N.J. As of September, 2017 Byrne has from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Photo courtesy of the Byrne family been able to collect and donate 5,424 For more information about eyeglasses. He will continue to collect the school supply and food ver the last five years, Catholic Academy has been organiz- and recycle eyeglasses as long as the drive, contact Addabbo’s offi ce Colin Byrne, currently an ing and running collection drives for need for providing help and creating at 718-497-1630. O eighth-grader at St. Matthias new and use eyeglasses. hope exists. WWW.QNS.COM RIDGEWOOD TIMES SEPTEMBER 21, 2017 19 Report names Maspeth High School one of best in the city BY ANTHONY GIUDICE [email protected] @A_GIUDICEREPORT

or yet another year, Maspeth High School (MHS) has been named to F the New York Post’s top 40 public high schools in New York City, rising from number 27 in 2016, to the 21st best public school in the city this year. The Post broke down MHS’s statistic ranging from the number of students enrolled, to the graduation rate and college readiness of the students. Each category was weighted using the latest available state and city data. “Our school community strives to File photo/Ridgewood Times provide the best possible education Students at Maspeth High School helped the school earn the 21st ranking in the NY Post's best public high to our students,” said MHS principal schools in NYC. Khurshid Abdul Mutakabbir. “As a result of tireless dedication and • Average total SAT scores 1488 (30 “Central Queens students receive Harris High School (ranked No. 1); inspiration, Maspeth High School’s percent);* classical liberal arts education at this Baccalaureate School for Global Edu- students continue to prove themselves • Percent of students scoring a young school — established in 2011 — cation (No. 2); Scholars Academy (No. among their peers in New York City's passing 3, 4, or 5 on AP exams 41.4 rooted in ancient learning principles,” 6); Queens Gateway to Health Sciences best high schools.” percent (30 percent); and the Post said of the high school. “Every- Secondary School (No. 16); Francis MHS was ranked according to: • College Enrollment 78.7 percent one takes four years of Latin or Man- Lewis High School (No. 18); East-West • Four-year graduation rate: 99.2 darin, as well as classes in performing School of International Studies (No. percent (weight: 10 percent); *The SAT scores from 2015-16 or visual arts. A new black-box theater 24); Academy of American Studies • Percent of students scoring over were based on math, critical read- enriches the drama program this year. (No. 26); Academy of Finance and 85 on Regents Algebra and Regents ing and essay writing sections Top sports, including soft ball and ten- Enterprise (No. 28); Forest Hills High English Language Arts exams 62.9 with a maximum score of 2400 nis, and high-ranked debate and mock School (No. 29); Benjamin N. Cardozo percent (20 percent); points. The SAT has since made the trial teams.” High School (No. 32); and World Jour- • Number taking SAT exams 89 per- essay optional and returned to a MHS joins other Queens schools nalism Preparatory: A College Board cent (10 percent); 1600-point scale. in the top 40, including: Townsend School (No. 39).

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Assemblywoman Catherine sion to deny the request to preserve Nicholas Avenue and Cornelia Street. Nolan also pointed out in the letter Nolan backed RPOCA's request a group of residential row houses on “Landmarking these districts would her and RPOCA’s fears of uncontrolled to get more of the neighborhood DeKalb Avenue between Seneca and go a long way to preserving many of overdevelopment in the Ridgewood landmarked. Cypress avenues. Elmhurst’s St. James Church will become a city landmark BY ANGELA MATUA 20th centuries. The fi rst iteration was [email protected] a rectangular building with shingles, @ANGELAMATUA round-arch windows and a tower facing the graveyard, which is now a parking lot. 282-year-old church in Elm- In 1848, the congregation built a hurst is offi cially a city land- larger church one block away and the A mark after the Landmarks original building became a parish hall Preservation Commission (LPC) and chapel. The building’s style was unanimously voted to give it that des- updated in 1883 with Gothic Revival ignation today. and Stick Style decorative details and Old St. James Episcopal Church, the parish constructed a small rear located at 86-02 Broadway, was built addition where the original tower was in 1735 by the Church of England for previously located. the Anglican community. It was built In the 20th century, the hall became in what was then called Newtown a community meeting place. The build- Village, which was established by the ing was mostly restored to its 1883 English in 1652 and was one of the fi rst appearance in 2004 with the help of fi ve towns established in Queens. a $150,000 grant from the Landmarks The Commission is proud to desig- Conservancy’s Sacred Sites program. nate this historic church, signifi cant The restoration cost $430,000 in for its association with the early total and the improvements included colonial settlement of Queens and a new roof, the restoration of the cedar with the beginnings of the Protestant siding, wood windows and recon- Episcopal Church in New York,” said structing the decorative bracketing LPC Chair Meenakshi Srinivasan. “As along the exterior. the second-oldest church building in the “I have been a proud supporter of city, pre-dating St. Paul’s Chapel in Man- eff orts to designate the Old St. James hattan, it is a site well-deserving of the Episcopal Church as a New York City protection landmark status provides.” Individual Landmark and I’m thrilled The structure includes 18th- and that the Landmarks Preservation Com- 19th-century design features and mission has voted to do so,” said U.S. materials and is an “architecturally Congresswoman Grace Meng, who signifi cant example of the colonial wrote a letter to the LPC to advocate meetinghouse,” according to the LPC. for landmark status. “Although this It also includes 19th-century Gothic historic church is already on the Na- Revival and Stick style details. tional Register of Historic Places, the British soldiers used the church designation as an individual New York during the Revolutionary War but City Landmark will allow for further ultimately spared the building. The preservation of this structure, and church’s parish became one of the greater awareness of the early histo- earliest members of the Episcopal ry of our great city. It will also ensure Photo courtesy of NYC Department of Records Diocese of New York. that future generations are able to The Old St. James Episcopal Church was designated as a landmark by the The structure went through several share in the story and history of this Landmark Preservation Commission. renovations throughout the 19th and wonderful facility.” WWW.QNS.COM RIDGEWOOD TIMES SEPTEMBER 21, 2017 21 BUZZ Bushwig returns to Maspeth for two days of drag festival fun

Photo courtesy of Bushwig The annual Bushwig drag festival is returning to the Knockdown Center in Maspeth.

BY ANTHONY GIUDICE and queens will find home-made admission for both days, a Bush- Knockdown Center is located at 52- [email protected] products, vintage items, re-purposed wig shirt, entrance to the VIP bar, 19 Flushing Ave. Bushwig is for adults @A_GIUDICEREPORT clothing, trinkets, T-shirts, art, wigs, a meet-and-greet with Bushwig’s aged 21 and older, and doors will open shoes and more. headliner (Sunday only), opportu- at 1 p.m. on both days with the fi rst ushwig — billed as Bushwick’s Advanced tickets are current- nity to jump the line, and access show kicking off at 2 p.m., and will biggest drag festival — is return- ly on sale for a two-day pass, a to an on-call VIP liaison who will close at 11 p.m. Bing to Queens this weekend at single-day Saturday pass, a sin- help with booking cars for travel, For more information and to the Knockdown Center in Maspeth gle-day Sunday pass, or a two-day setting up the meet-and-greet and purchase tickets, visit Ticketfl y or for two days full of drag queens (and VIP weekend pass which includes answering general questions. Bushwig.com. kings), funky music, delicious food and drinks and over-the-top performances. Entering its fi ft h year, Bushwig will entertain the masses over two days — Chipping in for new trees across Ridgewood Saturday, Sept. 23, and Sunday Sept. 24 — with more than two stages’ worth embers of the board of the of performances by over 150 acts, an Ridgewood Property Own- outdoor disco, a food vendor area, and M ers & Civic Association, pop-up shops for all the thrift y queens responsible for surveying several and kings out there. hundred new street tree locations More than 100 drag performers in Councilwoman Elizabeth Crow- will grace Bushwig’s main stage, the ley’s portion of Ridgewood, recent- GAG Stage, featuring international ly joined the Councilwoman in and local drag talent. World-famous planting one of the fi rst new street and local favorites will be spinning trees. Joining the Councilwoman the tunes at the Love Down Low stage, (center) are (standing, from left to Bushwig’s outdoor disco paradise. right) Paul Kerzner, Luis Rodriquez, To see a full list of performers, DJ’s Domingo Santos, Councilwoman and musicians that will be fl aunting Elizabeth Crowley, Maryellen their goods over the weekend, visit Borello, Peggy O’Kane, Simon Orr Bushwig’s website. and Voytec Octawiec. In the fore- If visitors are feeling hungry, they ground are Patricia Grayson and can head to Bushwig’s food vendor Geoff rey Elkind. space located right next to the Love Down Low stage. There will also be Photo by Angela Dykshorn plenty of local vendors where kings 22 SEPTEMBER 21, 2017 RIDGEWOOD TIMES WWW.QNS.COM BUZZ Classic cars, delicious food and more at Myrtle Avenue festival

housands spent the last Sunday of the summer in Ridgewood on T Sept. 17 enjoying everything that the Myrtle Avenue Street Festival had to oﬀ er. Sponsored by the Myrtle Avenue Business Improvement Dis- trict, the fair along Myrtle Avenue between Fresh Pond Road and Wy- ckoﬀ Avenue featured hundreds of vendors, food kiosks, live music and entertainment, classic cars, vintage buses, children’s rides and more. The Ridgewood Times and Queens Couri- er were among the event sponsors.

Photos by Josef Pinlac WWW.QNS.COM RIDGEWOOD TIMES SEPTEMBER 21, 2017 23 BUZZ Grinning from ear to ear at Smile on Maspeth Day

uests of all ages enjoyed G a day of fun activities during “Smile on Maspeth Day” that Maspeth Federal Savings bank hosted at its main branch on Sunday, Sept. 17. Children got to enjoy free games, rides, entertainment, jugglers, clowns and more. Members of local Boys and Girls Scouts troops were on hand to sell refreshments and raise funds as well. There was even a petting zoo in which children got a chance to get up close and personal to farm animals.

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h, how diff erent the world was 22 years ago. O The Internet, as we knew it, was in its infancy. Most people com- municated with pagers and landline phones; the iPhone was years away from being invented. The O.J. Simp- son murder trial that had gripped the country for nearly a year was fi nally nearing an end, and the New York Yankees were fi ghting for a wild card playoff spot aft er years without reaching the postseason. In our world, on this date in 1995, we published the eighth issue of our Mine store at 58-12 Myrtle Ave. on that a monorail be constructed along- one-bedroom condo available for just 88th year of publication. The issue the morning of Sept. 15. They then side the bridge to reduce traffi c in $88,000, and a two-bedroom unit for featured stories about a failed jewelry carjacked a vehicle to get away from the area and cut down on pollution. just $128,800. If you put down a 5 per- store heist in Ridgewood; repairs on the location. Offi cers from the 104th Some residents, however, were fear- cent payment and took out a 15-year the old Kosciuszko Bridge; a town hall Precinct launched a huge search of ful of any widening of the bridge loan, the condo estimated that your meeting with the mayor; and a couple the area and found two of the suspects because it might result in the loss monthly payment would be $729.18 for of up-and-coming basketball stars inside the stolen vehicle in the area of their homes and properties via the one-bedroom condo and $1,057.67 from the borough. of Metropolitan and Eliot avenues; eminent domain. In the end, there for the two-bedroom condo (mortgage Let’s hop into the Delorean, rev it a third was stopped at the corner of was no monorail, but the state Trans- interest, taxes and common charges up to 88 miles per hour and take a 62nd Avenue and 60th Street. The portation Department in the next included). By comparison, the average trip back to Sept. 21, 1995, in the Times fourth thief managed to get away. century fi nally got to work to build monthly rent at the time was $750 for Newsweekly. The paper also focused on a meet- a new Kosciuszko Bridge. The fi rst of a one-bedroom apartment and $1,050 The top story on the front page was ing of the United Forties Civic Asso- two new spans to replace the 78-year- for a bedroom unit. about a botched jewelry robbery in ciation in Woodside about repairs to old structure opened this past April. In sports, on Page 52, there was Ridgewood. Four armed suspects the Kosciuszko Bridge. 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+++ the direction of Papavero Funeral who can spare some time to support FRANCESCA PARAVATI died on Home, 72-27 Grand Ave., Maspeth. In their activities. Wednesday, September 13, at the age lieu of fl owers, memorial donations Grief Talk about your grief with a of 92. Born in San Sostene, Calabria, may be made to the Long Island Alz- friend. Expressing and exploring Italy, she was the wife of the late Fran- heimer’s Foundation, www.liaf.org. your feelings with a trusted friend cesco Paravati, loving mother of Vito is one of the best things you can do and Anne Paravati, Joseph and Mary +++ relief for yourself. Talking helps relieve Paravati, Theresa Paravati and Carlo MARIO RIENZO of Ridgewood the pressure, brings you perspec- and Franca Paravati, cherished grand- died on Tuesday, September 12, at the h to be a stone! To feel no tive, and keeps you in touch with mother of Frances, Denise, Frank, Jo- age of 48. A native of Brooklyn, he grief!” others. Cry when you feel like it. seph and Christine, Kathryn and Danny, was the loving son of Rose Rienzo. He “O The Greek dramatist Eu- Read practical articles and books Dana and Jared, Michael and Ava, and is also survived by one niece and one ripides wrote these words 400 years about grief. Reading about bereave- great-grandmother of Gianna, Isabella, great-niece. A Mass of Christian Burial before the birth of Christ. Grief is the ment is an excellent way to find your JoJo, Valentina, Tyler, Nicky, Antonio was off ered at St. Aloysius Church, price of love. When we love someone way through this difficult, unchart- and Hailey. A Mass of Christian Burial Ridgewood, followed by interment and they die, we feel the pain of ed experience. was off ered on Saturday, September 16, at Linden Hill Cemetery, Ridgewood, grief. However, there are steps we Guide your thinking. According at Our Lady of Hope Church, Middle under the direction of Morton Funeral can take that may ease the stress and to Laurence G. Boldt, author of Zen Village, followed by entombment at All Home/Ridgewood Chapels, 663 Grand- hasten our recovery. Soup: “’ Thoughts,’ as Emerson put it, Faiths Cemetery, Middle Village, under view Ave., Ridgewood. Here are some tips that can help ‘rule the world’ for the simple reason the bereaved on their journey that thoughts determine feelings through grief: and actions. We can think ourselves Go back to work. If you had a job, into happiness or a deep depression. return as soon as possible. Work is We can think ourselves into health a healthy distraction from the pain or illness. If we only take care of our Remember a loved one of loss. If you were not in the work- thoughts, our feelings and actions in our paper place, find a job. will take care of themselves.” To place an In Memoriam Stay fit. 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Doors open at 7 p.m., program that brings peace to the troubled region. starts at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 25. Free admission, but donations are wel- Flushing Town Hall, 137-35 Northern come. Doors open at 6:45 p.m.; fi lm starts Celebrate the culture that makes Ridgewood great during the fourth-annual Blvd. To purchase tickets, visit www. at 7:15 p.m. New York Irish Center, 10-40 Ridgewood Stroll featuring Seneca and Catalpa Avenues on Saturday, Sept. themoth.org. Jackson Ave., Long Island City. 23. The day of activities includes food, drinks, music, games, dancing and more. The John Weber Band along with Bavarian Dancers will be perform- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 ing as well. Noon to 5 p.m., rain or shine, Seneca Avenue between Cornelia Feeling inspired by the start of The Knockdown Center in Maspeth Street and Myrtle Avenue and Catalpa Avenue between Myrtle and Seneca “Dancing with the Stars”? Then take will play host to “Band Together: A Con- avenues. Sponsored by the Myrtle Avenue Business Improvement District part in a special series of ballroom cert Against Hate” benefi tting the Amer- in conjunction with the NYC Department of Transportation. dancing classes at the Forest Hills ican Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). The library. Jing Chen studied ballroom program will feature performances by dance at the school founded by inter- Geoff Rickly of Thursday, Dave Elkins of cemetery’s most illustrious & histor- per person, $30 for museum members. nationally acclaimed dancers Mr. and Mae, French Horn Rebellion and Janelle ical fi gures, recounting tales of their Voelker Orth Museum, 149-19 38th Mrs. Lu Ming Da. Chen is a skilled Kroll. Proceeds will go to the ACLU in lives through memories and speeches Ave., Flushing. To purchase tickets, instructor who will give lessons in its eff orts to protect civil rights. $25 per including many new discoveries. visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ ballroom basics for beginners and person, must be 21 or older to attend. 8 p.m. Free admission; donations suggested. oktoberfest-flushing-style-sauer- off er training for more advanced show time, The Knockdown Center, 52-19 Visitors encouraged to wear period kraut-and-kimchi-tickets-36751885880. students. Lessons every Tuesday Flushing Ave., Maspeth. For more infor- costumes. 2 to 4:30 p.m. Enter at Kew from 2 to 3 p.m. Free admission. mation, visit www.knockdown.center. Gardens Road and Leff erts Boulevard. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 Forest Hills library, 108-19 71st Ave., Celebrate Oktoberfest “Flushing Bring your little nature lovers Forest Hills. For more information, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 style” at the Voelker Orth Museum’s to the Queens Botanical Garden call 718-268-7934. Maple Grove Cemetery in Kew Gar- garden on Saturday, Sept. 23. The for a relaxing aft ernoon featuring dens is one of Queens’ most historic museum will bringing together some nature-inspired stories, followed by WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 sites, as it is the fi nal resting place of old and new Flushing for an evening a botanically themed craft activity. Channel your creative side during for many notable fi gures in local and of cultural and culinary treats. They’ll Recommended for ages 10 and under. Paint Night at The Painting Place in national history. You can learn more be serving up German-American and Sponsored by the World Flower Astoria. This evening’s theme is “Star- about some of them during “Spirits Korean-American dishes including Children’s Foundation. 2 to 3:30 p.m., ry Night Over the Rhone.” 7 to 9 p.m. Alive!” hosted by the Friends of Maple sauerkraut and kimchi, the German Queens Botanical Garden, 43-50 Main on Wednesday, Sept. 27, The Painting Grove Cemetery. 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BY ANTHONY GIUDICE new home,” he said. “Now these people him and told him that his story has [email protected] in Houston have nothing. Now that inspired them to donate something to @A_GIUDICEREPORT Irma has hit, it’s really important to the hurricane relief eff orts. give back.” Each month Lombardi will write local real estate agent working Hearing of Lombardi’s pledge, Cri- out a check for every home he has sold out of Crifasi Real Estate’s Mid- fasi Real Estate agreed to match his and will donate that check to a group of A dle Village offi ce is using his donation, for a total donation of $600 three charities, including the Humane skills to sell homes to help the victims for every listing Lombardi closes over Society, food banks in Houston and of Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane the next 15 months. Lombardi expects Florida, and the Red Cross. Irma in Houston and Florida. to help raise $30,000 total by the end “Animals are very important to me, John Lombardi has been Crifasi Real of 2018. and when you see the videos from the Estate’s best producer for the last six Since starting his donation pledge, storms, there are a lot of injured and years running, and while sitting in his Lombardi already has four accepted abandoned animals out there,” Lom- living room one day with his daughter off ers over the last 10 days, and will bardi said. “So we are going to send watching the people of Houston try include all listings he currently has in some money to save them.” and put the pieces of their lives back contract. With Crifasi’s matching, that He will document each check so together aft er Hurricane Harvey left a is already $2,400 ready to be donated. everyone knows where the money is path of destruction in its wake, an idea “We are in this for the long haul,” going, he said. came to him. Lombardi said. “It’s great that the Only time will tell how much mon- Lombardi decided that he would do- company backed me up right away. It’s Photo courtesy of Crifasi Real Estate ey Lombardi will raise, but anything nate $300 for every closing he makes really exciting for me. ” John Lombardi will donate money going toward the immense recovery on a house until the end of 2018. And Lombardi’s giving spirit has to help the victims of Hurricane eff orts to help rebuild Houston and the “As a realtor, one of the most exciting gone beyond the real estate world. Harvey and Irma with each home areas of Florida that were dismantled things to see is someone move into a Local residents have reached out to he sells. by the hurricanes will help. Ridgewood Times Sales Guide Listings selected at random. Courtesy MLSLI

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Anthony Avenue 25, 2017 at 11:00 AM Notice of Formation Location: Queens SLIGO Associates, LLC, Arts to consider and vote of Harkmed LLC, County. SSNY has of Org. filed with Sec. for the approval of Art. of Org. filed been designated as Clean Outs of State of NY (SSNY) an Agreement and with Sec’y of State agent upon whom 8/4/2017. Cty: Queens. Plan of Merger by and ttt"MM5ZQFTPG$MFBOPVUTttt (SSNY) on 1/18/17. process against it may SSNY desig. as agent among Mount Neboh )PVTFTt:BSETt#BTFNFOUTt(BSBHFT Office location: be served. SSNY shall "UUJDTt4UPSFTt4UPSBHF#JOTt8BSFIPVTFT upon whom process Cemetery Association Queens County. SSNY mail copy of process 718-628-6918 or against may be served and Mount Carmel designated as agent to 10-40 45th Ave, #3E, & shall mail process Cemetery Association of LLC upon whom Long Island City, NY 718-821-0758 to 185-08 Union pursuant to which Mt process against it may 11101. The registered Tpke., Ste. 106, Fresh Neboh will be merged 4FSWJOHUIF$PNNVOJUZ:FBST be served. SSNY shall agent of the limited Meadows, NY 11366. with and into Mount mail copy of process liability company whom General Purpose Carmel with Mount to 5604 84th St., process against it may J&M CLEANOUTS Carmel being the Elmhurst, NY 11373. We’ll remove any garbage, debris, be served is Spiegel AUSTIN LEE LLC. Arts. surviving corporation Purpose: any lawful unwanted furniture or appliances, etc. & Utrera, P.A., P.C., 1 of Org. filed with the and the transactions activities. t'BTU DMFBO SFMJBCMF BGGPSEBCMF Maiden Lane, 5th FL, SSNY on 06/23/2017. contemplated thereby. 7 DAYS-NO JOB TOO SMALL, No payment will be NY, NY 10038. Purpose: Office loc: Queens J MELODY BI-LINGUAL '3&&&45*."5&4t/:$#*$ made to Mt Neboh Any lawful purpose. County. SSNY has been MUSIC DEVELOPMENT Call today, for service today!! by Mt Carmel as part designated as agent LLC. Articles of Org. of the transaction, upon whom process filed with SSNY on NOTICE OF GARBAGE REMOVAL but Mt Carmel will against the LLC may 04/24/2017. Office FORMATION OF be responsible for 1-718-496-2572 be served. SSNY shall loc. Queens Co. SSNY LIMITED LIABILITY operating Mt Neboh mail process to: The design. as agent upon COMPANY. NAME: www.jmcleanouts.com Cemetery as a division LLC, 1430 Seagirt Blvd, whom process may METROCITY of Mt Carmel Cemetery Wohlers, 2611 150th Ste. 5S, Far Rockaway, be served. SSNY shall RESTORATION LLC after the merger, Mt St., Flushing, NY 11354. NY 11691. Purpose: mail copy process to: Articles of Organization CLEANING LADIES Neboh Cemetery General Purpose. Any Lawful Purpose. JUANA E FERNANDEZ, were filed with the Association by Edward 440 BEACH 58 STREET, Secretary of State OFOF POLANDPOLAND J Walsh Jr., President, Notice of Qualification of New York SSNY Notice of Formation August 23, 2017 #2D, ARVERNE, of 579 Wyona Street of DELMARVA NY 11692. General on 6/19/2017. Office LLC. Arts. of Org. BENEFIT GROUP, Purposes. Location: Queens LLC. Authority filed Emma Hao Real Estate filed with Secy. of County. SSNY has been with NY Secy of State New York LLC. Arts. of designated as agent State of NY (SSNY) on Org. filed with SSNY Notice of formation of (SSNY) on 8/31/17. of the LLC upon whom 5/11/17. Office location: on 08/18/17. Off. Loc.: MISUGARU LLC. Arts. Office location: Queens process against it may Queens County. SSNY Queens Co. SSNY Of Org. filed with the County. LLC formed be served. SSNY shall designated as agent desig. as agt. upon SSNY on 08/09/17. in Delaware (DE) on mail a copy of process of LLC upon whom whom process may Office: Queens County. 1/12/12. SSNY is SSNY designated as to GURINDER SINGH, We pay attention to process against it may be served. SSNY shall designated as agent agent of the LLC upon 86-36 107 STREET, Detail & leave your be served. SSNY shall of LLC upon whom mail process to: The whom process against RICHMOND HILL, NY Home/Office mail process to: The process against it LLC, 13617 39th Ave Fl. “SPICK’ & “SPAN’ it may be served. SSNY 11418. Purpose: For LLC, 91-15 139th St., may be served. SSNY 3 Unit G-318 Flushing, Excellent work at a shall mail copy of any lawful purpose. shall mail process to: NY 11354. General Low price! Exp. Jamaica, NY 11435. process to: MISUGARU 3500 S DuPont Hwy, Purposes. Reliable & Trustworthy. Purpose: any lawful LLC, 67-10B 190 Dover, DE 19901. DE LCCH 1106 LLC, Arts More info. activity. Lane Apt 2C, Fresh address of LLC: 386 Notice of Formation of Org. filed with VOYTEK!!! Meadows, NY 11365. Walmart Dr., Ste 7, of EMR II FM, LLC. Sec. of State of NY Tele: 917-415-7465 66-29 Fresh Pond Rd Purpose: Any lawful Camden, DE 19934. Arts. of Org. filed with (SSNY) 5/11/2017. Cty: Fax # 718-894-1233 purpose. Realty LLC, Arts of Cert. of Formation filed Secy. of State of NY Queens. SSNY desig. Org. filed with Sec. with DE Secy of State, (SSNY) on 4/13/17. as agent upon whom 106-28 96th Street, of State of NY (SSNY) 401 Federal St. Ste Office location: JODEL, LLC, Arts. process against may LLC, Arts of Org. filed 8/25/2017. Cty: Queens. 4, Dover, DE 19901. Queens County. SSNY of Org. filed with the be served & shall mail with Sec. of State of SSNY on 09/07/2017. SSNY desig. as agent Purpose: any lawful designated as agent process to Christina NY (SSNY) 7/28/2017. Office loc: Queens upon whom process activity. of LLC upon whom Hsu, 4630 Center Blvd., Cty: Queens. SSNY County. SSNY has been against may be served process against it may Unit 909, Long Island desig. as agent upon & shall mail process to be served. SSNY shall designated as agent whom process against TO THE MEMBERS City, NY 11101. General 69-05 62nd St., Middle mail process to: The upon whom process may be served & shall AND LOT OWNERS Purpose. Village, NY 11379. LLC, 91-15 139th St., against the LLC may be mail process to 106-28 OF MOUNT NEBOH General Purpose. CEMETERY Jamaica, NY 11435. served. SSNY shall mail 96th St., Ozone Park, Mont Group, LLC, ASSOCIATION NOTICE Purpose: any lawful process to: The LLC, NY 11417. General Arts of Org. filed with IS HEREBY GIVEN activity. 25-29 82nd Street, East Purpose. 926 REALTY LLC. Arts. Sec. of State of NY THAT A SPECIAL Elmhurst, NY 11370. of Org. filed with SSNY MEETING OF Exteriorglam, LLC. Purpose: Any Lawful (SSNY) 8/10/2017. on 07/27/17. Off. Loc.: 5916 Summerfield MEMBERS OF THE Filed 7/21/17. Office: Purpose. Cty: Queens. SSNY Queens Co. SSNY Street LLC, Arts of Org. ASSOCIATION will be Queens Co. SSNY desig. as agent upon filed with Sec. of State desig. as agt. upon held at the Offices designated as agent Notice of Formation whom process against of NY (SSNY) 8/22/2017. whom process may be of Mount Carmel for process & shall mail of KHORY LIMITED may be served & shall Cty: Queens. SSNY served. SSNY shall mail Cemetery, 83 -45 to: Moisan Legal P.c. LIABILITY COMPANY. mail process to Lisa desig. as agent upon process to: The LLC, Cypress Hills Street, Att: Aaron Riedel, Esq., Articles of Organization Montero, 10-20 47th whom process against 34-07 30 Ave Astoria, Glendale, Borough of 261 W 35th St # 1002, filed with the Secretary Ave., Long Island City, may be served & shall NY 11103. General Queens, New York on New York, NY 10001. of State of NY (SSNY) NY 11101. General mail process to Edward Purposes. Monday, September Purpose: General. on 7/24/2017. Office Purpose. WWW.QNS.COM RIDGEWOOD TIMES SEPTEMBER 21, 2017 43 s legal notices

Notice of Formation desig. agent of LLC South Ozone Park, NY of LLC upon whom 11435,grants Notice of formation of NAME THAT MOVIE upon whom process 11420. Purpose: Any process against it me(us) the right to of XINXIN PLAZA LLC LLC. Arts of Org. filed may be served. SSNY lawful purpose. may be served. SSNY :Assume the name Articles of Organization with NY Secy of State shall mail copy of shall mail process to: of Ted Rybkie. My Filed with the Secretary (SSNY) on 5/22/17. process to 34-23 NOTICE OF Robert Alexander 7113 present name is Ted of State of New York Office location: Queens 255TH STREET LITTLE FORMATION of limited 60th Lane Apt. 310, Rybkiewicz. My present SSNY on 08/08/2017. County. SSNY is NECK NY 11363. Ridgewood, NY 11385. liability company address 59-79 Grand Office located in designated as agent Purpose: Any lawful Purpose: any lawful (LLC). Name: PROJECT Avenue. My place of Queens. SSNY has of LLC upon whom purpose. activities. GREEN LLC. Articles birth is Queens,NY. My been designated for process against it may of Organization filed date of birth is March service of process. be served. SSNY shall Notice is hereby given with Secretary of Tari Properties LLC SSNY Shell mail copy mail process to: 7508 15,1968. that a license, number State of NY (SSNY) Arts of Org filed of any process served Vleigh Pl., Flushing, NY 1302837 for wine and on 10/21/2016. Office with NY Sec of State against the LLC 8519 11367. Purpose: any Notice of Formation beer has been applied location: Queens (SSNY) on 5/22/17. 57 Ave 2FL, Elmhurst lawful activity. of TSINY 163rd Street, for by the undersigned County. SSNY Office: Queens County. NY 11373. Purpose: to sell wine and beer designated as agent SSNY designated as L.P. Certificate filed any lawful purpose. Nareshkumar CPA at retail in a restaurant of LLC upon whom agent of LLC upon with Secy. of State of LLC. Articles of Org. under the Alcoholic process against it may whom process may NY (SSNY) on 08/17/17. Notice of Formation filed NY Sec. of State Beverage Control Law be served. SSNY shall be served. SSNY shall Duration: 12/31/2167. of Your Positive (SSNY) 06/27/2017. at 417 3rd Ave, New mail copy of process mail process to: 30-65 Office location: Living Coach, LLC, Office in Queens York, NY 10016 for on to: THE LLC 6715 102 34th St, #2-B, Astoria, Queens County. SSNY Art. of Org. filed County SSNY Nares premises consumption. STREET, FOREST NY 11103. General designated as agent Saripadya of LLC upon with Sec’y of State Noodles 28 LLC. HILLS, NY 11375. Purposes. of LP upon whom whom process may Purpose: any lawful (SSNY) on 6/16/17. process against it be served. SSNY shall purpose. Office location: POWER REALTY Notice is hereby may be served. SSNY mail copy of process Queens County. SSNY ATLANTIC LLC. Arts. given that an Order shall mail process to: to 9116, 68th Avenue, of Org. filed with the Notice of formation entered by the Civil designated as agent TSINY 163rd Street, Forest Hills, NY 11375 SSNY on 08/04/17. of She Did It Again Court,Queens County of LLC upon whom L.P., c/o Transitional Purpose: For providing Office: Queens County. Muzik, LLC Articles on September 1,2017 process against it may Services for New York, service to client. SSNY designated as of Organization filed bearing Index Number be served. SSNY shall agent of the LLC upon with Secretary of NC-000938-2016/QU,a Inc., 10-16 162nd St., mail copy of process NIGHT BARRE LLC whom process against State of NY (SSNY) copy of which may be Whitestone, NY 11357. to Lisa Eskenazi, 32- Articles of Org. filed NY it may be served. on 3/31/2017 Office examined at the Office Name/address of each 48 34th St., Apt. 2, Sec. of State (SSNY) SSNY shall mail copy location: Queens of the Clerk,located genl. ptr. available from Astoria, NY 11106. 06/07/2017. Office of process to the LLC, County. SSNY at 89-17 Sutphin SSNY. Purpose: any Purpose: any lawful in Queens Co. SSNY 120-19 Rockaway Blvd, designated as agent Boulevard, Jamaica,NY lawful activities. activities. BUY TICKETS QueensBeerFest.com

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(TV14) Recuerda Como dice aaa aa Fam ily Big Bang Amer ican Ninja War- Amer ican Ninja War- Fam ily Fam ily News (N) Top 30 TEL 47 Amer ica’s Amer ica’s Tizoc (1957) Pedro Infan te. ‘NR’ Day ‘PG-13’ MNT 9 Feud rior (TVPG) rior (TVPG) Feud Feud Sunday Evening September 24, 2017 Two & Two & Illu sion Illu sion Penn & Teller: Fool PIX11 News at Ten Seinfeld Seinfeld CW 11 12PM 12:30 1PM 1:30 2PM 2:30 3PM 3:30 4PM 4:30 Half Half (N) Us (TVPG) w/ John (N) CBS 2 NFL Today NFL Football: Miami Dolphins at New York Jets (Live) NFL The PBS NewsHour Wash. Third Rail Craft In America Cul - Live from the Art- The Week Char lie NBC 4 Paid Pres ident’s Cup PGA Tour Golf: from East Lake GC in Atlanta (Live) PBS 13 (N) Week (N) tural history. ists Den (N) (N) Rose FOX 5 NFL Sunday NFL Football: New York vs Phila delphia (Live) OT TBA MetroFo - Wealth The Great British As Time Served? Marley’s Miranda MetroFo - BBC ABC 7 Here and Now To Be An nounced X Games WNBA Bas ket ball PBS 21 cus Trk (N) Baking Show (N) cus World MNT 9 NJNow Paid Paid Pro gram Paid Paid The X-Files Drive (1999) ‘NR’ CW 11 Paid Paid Persn Int. (TV14) Persn Int. (TV14) Two&Half Two&Half Goldberg Goldberg La rosa de Enamorándome de Mi marido tiene fa- Hoy voy a cambiar Noticias Noticiero UNI 41 PBS 13 NYC Arts Viet nam The Viet nam War: Resolve. (TVMA) The Viet nam War (TVMA) Kitchen Guadalupe Final feliz. Ramón milia (N) (N) PBS 21 Globe Trekker Kitchen Ciao Itali Kitchen Vg e tarian Ric Edelman’s (TV G) Live Caso cerrado - Jenni Rivera: Sin senos sí hay El Señor de los Noticiero Titulares TEL 47 UNI 41 Fútbol (Directo) Fútbol Liga MX: León vs UNAM República dep. Como dice Edición estelar (N) Mariposa de Bar rio paraíso (N) Cielos (N) (N) TEL 47 (10:55) Inglaterra LP 3 Tmpo Enfoque Gnomeo & Juliet (2011) ‘G’ Train (2010) ‘PG’ Saturday Evening MOVIES September 23, 2017 Tuesday Evening MOVIES September 26, 2017 7PM 7:30 8PM 8:30 9PM 9:30 10PM 10:30 11PM 11:30 7PM 7:30 8PM 8:30 9PM 9:30 10PM 10:30 11PM 11:30 Enter tain ment To - NCIS: New Orleans Crimi nal Minds: Mir- 48 Hours In ves tiga - CBS 2 (:35) In side En ter tain - NCIS: House Di vided. Bull: School for. Diana NCIS: New Orleans CBS 2 Late CBS 2 CBS 2 night (N) (TV14) ror Im age. tive report News Jetlife Edi tion ment (TV14) (N) Lindsay. (N) (TVPG) (N) News Show (N) George 1st Look Dateline NBC In vesti ga tive features and Sat urday Night Live News (N) SNL Extra (N) Hol ly- The Voice: Blind Au- This Is Us: A Father’s. (:01) Law & Order: News (N) (:35) To- NBC 4 NBC 4 pro files. (TV14) (TV14) wood (N) di tions. (N) (TV14) (N) Menendez (N) night Coll. Ftbl Extra College Football: Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Michi gan State Spartans News (N) Page Six Mod Fam - Le thal Weapon The Mick Brook lyn FOX 5 News at 10 Big Bang Mod Fam - FOX 5 FOX 5 (Live) from Spartan Stadium (Live) TV ily (TV14) (N) (N) (N) (N) ily Score- (:37) Col lege Foot ball: Penn State Nittany Lions at Iowa Hawkeyes from Eye witness News Jeop ardy! Wheel (N) Ce lebrity Fam ily Danc ing with the Stars: The Results. News (N) (:35) ABC 7 ABC 7 board Kinnick Stadium (Live) Sat ur day (N) (N) Feud (TVPG) (N) (TVPG) (N) Kimmel Ma jor Crimes: Sweet Fam ily Fam ily Fam ily Fam ily An ger An ger Giants Amer i can Family Big Bang The X-Files: Pi lot. The X-Files: Deep Fam ily Fam ily News (N) Top 30 MNT 9 MNT 9 Re venge. Feud Feud Feud Feud (TV14) (TV14) (N) Feud (TV14) Throat. (TV14) Feud Feud (N) MLB Baseball: Washing ton Nation als at New York Mets from PIX11 News at Ten Honey- Honey- Gold- Gold- The Flash: Infantino. DC’s Leg ends of PIX11 News at Ten Seinfeld Seinfeld CW 11 CW 11 Citi Field (Live) (N) mnrs mnrs bergs bergs (TVPG) Tomor row w/ John (N) The This Old House Doc Martin: The Ad- The Ghost and Mrs. Muir Take Shelter (2012, Thriller) Mi- The PBS NewsHour The Viet nam War: The History. Troop The Viet nam War: The History. Troop PBS 13 PBS 13 Hour (TV G) mirer. (TVPG) (1947) Gene Tierney. ‘NR’ chael Shannon. ‘R’ (N) withdraw als be gin. (TVMA) (N) withdraw als begin. (TVMA) MetroFo - A Chef’s Mid- Midsomer Mur ders (:40) Lu ther Vigi lante Vi cious Live from the Art- MetroFo - NYC Arts The Doc tor Blake Agatha Raisin: EastEnd- EastEnd- MetroFo - BBC PBS 21 PBS 21 cus Life somer Break fasts. killer. (TV14) (TV14) ists Den (N) cus Myster ies Wyckhadden. ers ers cus World Crónicas de Fútbol Liga MX: Toluca vs Pachuca desde (:55) Fútbol Liga MX: Guadalajara vs La rosa de Enamorándome de Mi marido tiene fa- Hoy voy a cambiar Noticias Noticiero UNI 41 UNI 41 Sábado (N) Estadio Hidalgo (Directo) América desde Azteca (Directo) Guadalupe Final feliz. Ramón milia (N) (N) The Last Airbender ac (2010, Fantasy) Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit aac (2014, Noticiero Titulares Caso cerrado - Jenni Rivera: Sin senos sí hay El Señor de los Noticiero Titulares TEL 47 TEL 47 Noah Ringer. Child savior. ‘PG’ Action) Chris Pine. ‘PG-13’ (N) Edición estelar (N) Mariposa de Bar rio paraíso (N) Cielos (N) (N)

Sunday Evening MOVIES September 24, 2017 Wednesday Evening MOVIES September 27, 2017 7PM 7:30 8PM 8:30 9PM 9:30 10PM 10:30 11PM 11:30 7PM 7:30 8PM 8:30 9PM 9:30 10PM 10:30 11PM 11:30 NFL 60 Minutes Top i cal Star Trek: Discov - NCIS: Los An geles: Madam CBS 2 Jets Late In side En ter tain - Survi vor: Heroes SEAL Team: Tip of Crim inal Minds: CBS 2 Late CBS 2 CBS 2 (Live) news. (TVPG) ery (N) Un leashed. Sec. News Edi tion ment vs. (N) the. (TV14) (N) Wheels Up. (N) News Show (N) Football Night in (:20) Sunday Night Foot ball: Oakland Raiders at Washing ton Redskins News (N) Extra (N) Hol ly- The Blacklist An un - Law & Order: SVU Chicago P.D.: Re - News (N) (:35) To- NBC 4 NBC 4 America (Live) from FedEx Field (Live) wood (N) likely plan. (N) (TV14) (N) form. (TV14) (N) night (4:30) To Be Announced Pro gram in for ma tion is unavail able at News (N) Sports In Depth Raw Page Six Mod Fam - Em pire: Noble Mem- (:01) Star: The Win ner. FOX 5 News at 10 Big Bang Mod Fam - FOX 5 FOX 5 this time. Extra Travel TV ily ory. (TV14) (N) (TV14) (N) (N) ily America’s Fun ni est Ce lebrity Fam ily Steve Harvey’s The $100,000 Pyr a - Eye witness News Jeop ardy! Wheel (N) Gold- Speech- Mod Fam - House - Desig n ated Survi vor News (N) (:35) ABC 7 ABC 7 Home Vid eos Feud (TVPG) (N) Funderdome (N) mid (TV14) (N) Sunday (N) (N) bergs (N) less ily wife (N) (TVPG) (N) Kimmel Mod Fam - Mod Fam - Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Mod Fam - Mod Fam - An ger An ger Fam ily Big Bang Date line: Phony. Date line: Ven - Fam ily Fam ily News (N) Top 30 MNT 9 MNT 9 ily ily ily ily (TV14) (TV14) Feud (TV14) geance. (TV14) Feud Feud (N) Whose Whose The Flash: Cause & DC’s Leg ends of PIX11 News at Ten Seinfeld Seinfeld MLB Baseball: Tampa Bay Rays at New York Yan kees from PIX11 News at Ten Seinfeld Seinfeld CW 11 CW 11 Line Line Effect. Tomor row (N) Yankee Stadium (Live) w/ John (N) Treasures of New The Viet nam War: Fall Apart. The Viet nam War: Fall Apart. The Tun nel: Sab o - The PBS NewsHour The Viet nam War: A Dis re spectful Loyalty. The Viet nam War: A Dis re spectful Loy alty. PBS 13 PBS 13 York (TV G) Tet Of fen sive. (N) Tet Of fen sive. (TVMA) tage (TV14) (N) (TVMA) (N) (TVMA) MetroFo - Jew ish Foods & Tra- Great Perfor mances: Andrea Bocelli. Mu - Dr. Da vid Perlmutter’s Whole MetroFo - Re port I’ll Have What Phil’s Changed Amer ica Latino Amer i cans MetroFo - BBC PBS 21 PBS 21 cus di tions (TV G) sical salute. (TV G) Life Plan (TV G) cus (TV G) Hav ing: It aly. Key buildings. 1880s to 1940s. cus World Aquí y ahora Mira quien baila (N) El Chapo Poder y Noticias Noticiero La rosa de Enamorándome de Mi marido tiene fa- Hoy voy a cambiar Noticias Noticiero UNI 41 UNI 41 Noticias. (N) ambición. (N) (N) Guadalupe Final feliz. Ramón milia (N) (N) Rise of the Guardians (2012, Fantasy) Gran oportunidad Don Fran cisco te Noticiero Titulares Caso cerrado - Jenni Rivera: Sin senos sí hay El Señor de los Noticiero Titulares TEL 47 TEL 47 Chris Pine. Mythi cal beings. ‘PG’ Talento. (N) invita (N) (N) Edición estelar (N) Mariposa de Bar rio paraíso (N) Cielos (N) (N)

Monday Evening MOVIES September 25, 2017 Thursday Evening MOVIES September 28, 2017 7PM 7:30 8PM 8:30 9PM 9:30 10PM 10:30 11PM 11:30 7PM 7:30 8PM 8:30 9PM 9:30 10PM 10:30 11PM 11:30 In side En ter tain - Big Bang Young Kevin Me, My- Scor pion: Ex tinc tion. CBS 2 Late In side NFL Thurs day Night Thurs day Night Foot ball: Chicago Bears at Green CBS 2 Late CBS 2 CBS 2 Edi tion ment (N) (N) Wait (N) self & I (TV14) (N) News Show (N) Edi tion Kick off (Live) Bay Packers from Lambeau Field (Live) News Show (N) Extra (N) Hol ly- The Voice: Blind Audi tions. The blind audi - The Brave: Pi lot. News (N) (:35) To- Extra (N) Hol ly- Super - Good Will & Great Chicago Fire: It Was- News (N) (:35) To- NBC 4 NBC 4 wood (N) tions begin. (TVPG) (N) (TV14) (N) night wood (N) store (N) Place Grace News n’t. (TV14) (N) night Page Six Mod Fam - So You Think You Can Dance: The Fi- FOX 5 News at 10 Big Bang Mod Fam - Page Six Mod Fam - Gotham: A Dark The Orville: If the FOX 5 News at 10 Big Bang Mod Fam - FOX 5 FOX 5 TV ily nale. Fi nal four. (TVPG) (N) (N) ily TV ily Knight. (TV14) (N) Stars. (TV14) (N) (N) ily Jeop ardy! Wheel (N) Danc ing with the Stars Former child star (:01) The Good Doc - News (N) (:35) Jeop ardy! Wheel (N) Grey’s Anatomy: Break Down the. How to Get Away News (N) (:35) ABC 7 ABC 7 (N) Frankie Muniz. (TVPG) (N) tor (N) Kimmel (N) Owen’s sister. (TV14) (N) with Mur der (N) Kimmel Fam ily Big Bang Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU: Fam ily Fam ily News (N) Top 30 Fam ily Big Bang Law & Order: Crimi - Law & Order: Crimi - Fam ily Fam ily News (N) Top 30 MNT 9 MNT 9 Feud (TV14) Sus pi cion. Feud Feud (N) Feud nal In tent: Art. nal In tent Feud Feud (N) Gold- Gold- Supergirl: Resist. Or- Penn & Teller: Fool PIX11 News at Ten Seinfeld Seinfeld Gold- Gold- Penn & Teller: Fool Whose Whose PIX11 News at Ten Seinfeld: Seinfeld CW 11 CW 11 bergs bergs ders on Rhea. Us (TVPG) (N) w/ John (N) bergs bergs Us (TVPG) (N) Line Line w/ John (N) Bris. The PBS NewsHour The Viet nam War: Civ i liza tion. The draft. The Viet nam War: Civ i liza tion. The draft. The PBS NewsHour The Viet nam War: The Weight of Mem ory. The Viet nam War: The Weight of Mem ory. PBS 13 PBS 13 (N) (TVMA) (N) (TVMA) (N) (TVMA) (N) (TVMA) MetroFo - SciTech Master piece: Mas ter piece: Durrells. Master piece: MetroFo - News MetroFo - WLIW (TV Treasures of New Plants Be hav ing Wild Weather Sci- MetroFo - News PBS 21 PBS 21 cus Now Durrells. (TVPG) Aunt vis its. Durrells Corfu. cus (TVPG) cus G) York (TV G) Badly Orchids. ence of weather. cus (TVPG) La rosa de Enamorándome de Mi marido tiene fa- Hoy voy a cambiar Noticias Noticiero La rosa de Enamorándome de Mi marido tiene fa- Hoy voy a cambiar Noticias Noticiero UNI 41 UNI 41 Guadalupe Final feliz. Ramón milia (N) (N) Guadalupe Final feliz. Ramón milia (N) (N) Caso cerrado - Jenni Rivera: Sin senos sí hay El Señor de los Noticiero Titulares Caso cerrado - Jenni Rivera: Sin senos sí hay El Señor de los Noticiero Titulares TEL 47 TEL 47 Edición estelar (N) Mariposa de Bar rio paraíso (N) Cielos (N) (N) Edición estelar (N) Mariposa de Bar rio paraíso (N) Cielos (N) (N) WWW.QNS.COM RIDGEWOOD TIMES SEPTEMBER 21, 2017 45

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