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Council bill would boost pay and training for homeless shelter guards QUEENS Continued from page 1 The guards are disproportionately Black and Latino New Yorkers working for corporations that contract with New York City’s sprawling shelter in- TODAY dustry, where private companies receive city money to operate facilities for tens of thousands of people experiencing homelessness. February 13, 2020 “We’re a city that says we stand up for racial justice, we stand up for respect and dignity of all workers who are predominantly Black and Brown and serve mostly Black and Brown New Yorkers,” said Moya, who represents Corona. “We will not accept these private contractors tak- The iconic unisphere. Photo by Katie Finkowski ing public dollars and paying their workers poverty wages without meaningful benefits.” Moya’s bill would guarantee that security offi- cers for private shelters earn a prevailing wage and City celebrates receive health insurance. Denis Johnston, the vice president of labor union 32BJ, said security guards who work for private Flushing Meadows shelter contractors receive well below the prevail- ing rate for public safety officers, a rate currently pegged at $18.45 per hour. Department of Home- Corona Park less Services peace officers earn more than $7,000 above minimum wage, while also paid time off and Celebrating Black receiving comprehensive health insurance worth $10,000 per year. improvements Not so for guards employed by private security HistoryBy David Brand Month firms who are “putting their lives in jeopardy by go- Queens Daily Eagle ing to work,” Johnston said. City leaders and Parks Department officials will visit Flush- Dhs peace officers.jpg Another bill would mandate that guards receive ing Meadows Corona Park today to celebrate improvements to 40 extra hours of training after they are hired, in- the park’s central entrance. moya jeff reed.jpg cluding 10 hours of on-site as well as sexual harass- A $4.5 million project funded through the Parks Without ment and de-escalation courses. Borders initiative rebuilt the entrance plaza to lead visitors di- The legislation will ensure that security guards rectly to the iconic Unisphere. The entrance features new walk- “charged with protecting some of the most vulnera- ways and landscaping. Councilmember Francisco Moya introduced the bill to raise pay for ble populations are equipped with the tools they need Flushing Meadows Corona Park is one of eight parks in- security guards working in privately run shelters. to create a safe and welcoming environment, not only cluded in the PWB program, which seeks to make parks more Photo by Jeff Reed/City Council photography for the residents but for themselves,” Ayala said. inviting and accessible to all New Yorkers. Richards would tackle homelessness from Queens Borough Hall By David Brand ti removal division that hired homeless veter- Queens Daily Eagle ans On the campaign trail, candidates for Queens “Former Borough Presidents have done a borough president talked about using the office good job building out the office and creating to address public safety, climate change and divisions to handle housing, but we need to do the COVID-19 pandemic. But homelessness, more,” Richards said. “It’s through innovative another crisis affecting tens of thousands of ideas like this that the office is able to do to get New York City families, tends to recede into the at the root of the issue, and it’s something that background. I will continue to work on and take further.” Democratic nominee Donovan Richards said he would take on homelessness by expand- ing the office’s housing division and provid- PUBLISHERS: ing more resources for people without stable homes. Michael Nussbaum J.D. Hasty “You can’t just direct someone to a shelter [email protected] [email protected] and be done with them, we need to help indi- viduals find employment and find permanent The Queens PublicMANAGING Library EDITOR is celebrating housing,” Richards said. “That includes work- Black History MonthDavid Brandwith more than 120 ing with communities throughout the borough Councilmember Donovan RIchards, the Democratic nominee for Queens Borough Pres- events. 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and request the editions you wish to receive in your email. Heights Mourns Loss of Reid, Hulbert , both 90 Brooklyn Heights mourns Ted Reid, 90, Remembering Richard Woodward Hulbert, Davis Polk partner, BBG board member, influential attorney and active Brooklyn Museum to Bargemusic supporter of Brooklyn institutions By Brooklyn Eagle staff was a trustee of the Brooklyn Museum for 26 By Brooklyn Eagle staff From 1983 to 1989, he worked in the firm's Edward S. Reid III, of Brooklyn Heights years, serving as its chairman for five years. Richard Woodward Hulbert, an attorney Paris office. His law practice led to a concen- tration on international litigation and arbitra- and Quogue, Long Island, died peacefully in He also served on the board of directors of and Brooklyn resident who was an active sup- Bargemusic, Ltd., known for presenting con- porter of Brooklyn charities, died on July 8 at tion, and while still actively practicing law, he his Brooklyn Heights home on Friday, July 17 became a part-time adjunct pro- certs on a barge off Fulton Ferry. the age of 90. at the age of 90. fessor in that field, first at the UC Ted had a passion for music and Hulbert was born on Sept. 24, Ted led a life devoted to his 1929 in Cambridge, Mass. and Berkeley School of Law and then loved going to the Metropolitan family, the communities in grew up in Somerville. After three for more than 20 years at NYU which he lived and the organi- Opera and the New York Philhar- years as a scholarship student at Law School, with a brief term as zations that he served. He was monic, in addition to concerts at Phillips Academy, he entered Har- a visiting professor at the Ameri- born March 24, 1930 in Detroit, Bargemusic itself. vard in 1947. He majored in Roman can University of Armenia. the second of three children to He was also an active member history, played on the soccer team, He was the American vice Margaret O. Reid and Edward of several social and cultural asso- and debated with rising young Eng- chair of the Court of Arbitration S. Reid Jr. Ted earned his under- ciations, including the Quoque lish politicians and with inmates at a of the International Chamber of graduate degree at Yale Univer- Beach Club, the Quoque Field Massachusetts reformatory. Commerce in Paris for six years, sity in 1951, becoming a Club, the Shinnecock Yacht Club After graduating summa cum as well as a member of the Amer- member of Phi Beta Kappa. After serving ac- and the Heights Casino, often serving in lead- laude, he enjoyed 10 months of travel in Western ican Law Institute. tive duty in the U.S. Marine Corps in Korea ership roles, as well as the Century Associa- Europe and North Africa on a Sheldon Fellow- In addition to his professional activities, he from 1951 to 1953, he earned an LLB magna tion and the Rembrandt and Iphetonga clubs. ship that contributed to his interest in other was a supporter of Brooklyn charities, serving cum laude at Harvard Law School in 1956. Ted ran five New York City marathons and countries and cultures. During his three years as a trustee of the Brooklyn Museum and the Upon graduating law school, Ted began continued to ski and play tennis well into his at Harvard Law School, he fell in love, got en- Brooklyn Botanic Garden. He was also a di- working at Davis Polk & Wardwell, where he 70s (at times heroically resisting the inevitable gaged and married, and became a father. rector of the Cunningham Dance Foundation. His favorite pastime was hiking in the became a partner in 1964 and remained until effects of time). He was known to one and all After graduating magna cum laude from for being a ‘true gentleman,’ quick with a kind law school in 1955, he took a job with Cleary, White Mountains, and he was an enthusiastic his retirement in 1995, having served his last tennis player and skier. word and smile, as well as for his self-depre- Gottlieb, Friendly, and Hamilton, a recently five years of active practice as head of the He is survived by his companion, Marilane cating sense of humor. founded New York City law firm, where he firm’s Tokyo office. During his career, he also spent the rest of his professional life. He be- Spencer, and four children, a son, Jonathan, Ted once wrote: “Armed for the first time served on the board of directors of General came a partner in 1966 and served as manag- and three daughters, Ann, Laura, and Mary Mills for 15 years and was a member of the with my 70-and-over handicap for the NAS- ing partner for five years, starting in 1979. Hulbert; as well as seven grandchildren. His New York City Board of Higher Education. TAR ski races, I won a Silver medal after a His legal experience was varied, including wife of 55 years, Dorothy Hanni, predeceased Ted and his wife of 66 years, Carroll lifetime of struggling and failing to get above work on behalf of the Beatles. In 1981, he suc- him in 2009. Grylls, raised their family in Brooklyn Heights a Bronze; this achievement was then put into cessfully represented his client MITE Corpo- In lieu of flowers, donations may be made and were devoted to Brooklyn and its institu- perspective when I learned five minutes later ration in a Supreme Court appeal involving the to the Southern Poverty Law Center, 400 tions. Ted was on the board of directors of that all four of my grandchildren old enough constitutionality of the Illinois Business Take- Washington Ave., Montgomery, Alabama Brooklyn Botanic Garden for 29 years and to ski had won Gold.” Over Act. 36104.

Thursday, July 23 - 29, 2020 • BE LOCAL — A Section of Brooklyn Eagle, Brooklyn Heights Press • 3 G uest Editorial Opinions G uest Editorial Opinions The ADA isn’t just about ramps: It helps the deaf community By Gerard Buckley educational and entertainment films acces- The Conversation sible to deaf persons. The Americans with Disability Act is 30 years old. Creating a ‘deaf middle class’ For young people who have grown ADA and Section 504, which guar- up with the ADA, the results of this land- antees accessibility and accommodations mark legislation are part of everyday life – in public schools, provided education- sometimes in ways they may not even re- al opportunities for many deaf and hard- alize. of-hearing students to attend college. This I was there at the beginning. As a helped create, as educators and authors young deaf man in 1990, I attended the Carol Padden and Tom Humphries re- Rose Garden ADA signing ceremony. I ferred to it, a deaf middle class of commu- clearly recall the sun was shining brilliant- nity leaders and an ever-increasing num- ly and the joy among leaders in the disabil- ber of deaf lawyers, doctors and PhDs. ity community who had long worked to While great strides have been made, bring about this civil rights legislation. people with disabilities still are twice as In the decades since, I have witnessed likely to be unemployed as those with- the ADA’s profound impact as an educator out disabilities. The employment gap be- of deaf and hard-of-hearing students for tween deaf and hearing people in the Unit- this population and the U.S. as a whole. ed States is significant. Only 53.3 percent of deaf people ages 25-64 were employed A decades-long journey in 2017, compared to 75.8 percent of hear- Four senators who were major sup- ing people, an employment gap of 22.5 porters of the ADA in the 1980s had per- percent. In round numbers, nearly 10 mil- sonal connections to the issue. Edward lion Americans are hard of hearing, and al- Kennedy of Massachusetts had an intel- most 1 million are functionally deaf. lectually disabled sister. Iowa’s Tom Har- Deaf college graduates fare much bet- kin had a brother who was deaf. Bob Dole ter. The college I lead, Rochester Institute of Kansas had been disabled in World War of Technology’s National Technical In- II. Connecticut’s Lowell Weicker had a stitute for the Deaf, puts a high emphasis son with Down’s syndrome. A seminal on building relationships with employers. moment at the passage of the ADA was Historically, 95 percent of our graduates Harkin’s address to Congress in sign lan- find employment. guage – the first time the body had been addressed this way. New pandemic challenges The ADA prohibits discrimination As the world navigates the COVID-19 against persons with disabilities in em- pandemic, new challenges are arising. ployment, state and local government ser- Masks make communication difficult for vices, businesses that are public accom- those who rely on speechreading, endless modations or commercial facilities and in Zoom meetings bring more fatigue for transportation. those who rely on visual communication, In many ways, I feel the most import- and access to health care and emergency ant changes brought about by the legisla- information can be spotty. tion relate to making it easier for deaf peo- But there are bright spots when one ple to communicate. In his book “A Phone considers progress since passage of the of Their Own: The Deaf Insurrection ADA. Recognition of American Sign Lan- Against Ma Bell,” historian Harry Lang guage and the importance of ASL interpret- described the long struggle in the deaf ers for access has grown tremendously over community to gain access to the telephone. the past 30 years as deaf and hard-of-hear- The ADA provided a huge leap forward by ing citizens have sought greater inclusion in requiring the establishment of nationwide the mainstream of American society. Cap- telecommunications relay services. This tioning is used by more than 60 percent of system provided telephone access 24/7 to students with disabilities, and 50 percent of deaf citizens who previously had relied on those with no reported disabilities. Prior to volunteer services with limited hours. No the current employment crisis, the Bureau longer would deaf individuals be excluded of Labor Statistics predicted increased de- from employment opportunities requiring mand for sign language interpreters. Au- the use of the phone. And it enabled deaf tomatic speech recognition apps allow for people to participate in the mainstream of increased interaction between deaf and the American life by being free to call for hearing colleagues, classmates and friends. pizza or to wish a loved one happy birth- These advancements benefit not only the day. students on my campus, but at other cam- puses with deaf populations such as Gallau- A more entertaining life det University and California State Univer- Title III of the ADA required that pub- sity, Northridge. lic facilities, such as hospitals, bars, shop- The ADA proclaimed accessibility as ping centers and museums – but, impor- a civil right. Just as ADA-sanctioned ac- tantly, not movie theaters – provide access commodations such as sidewalk ramps to verbal information on televisions, films originally designed to benefit those with or slide shows. mobility issues was a positive for fami- Stiff opposition from the motion-pic- lies with strollers and bicycles, closed cap- ture and cable industries prevented the tioning designed as a service for deaf and ADA from including a requirement for hard-of-hearing individuals now is ubiqui- closed captioning in films and on cable tous on televisions, computers and smart television. However, as a concession, Con- phones in hearing households as well. gress did include a requirement for all fed- The deaf community has historically erally funded public service announce- been able to work around challenges and ments to be captioned. find solutions to communication barriers. The historian Lang examined the his- This time in our history is no different. In- tory of access to films and TV via cap- novative thinkers continually find ways to tioning. He describes how the ADA was a advocate, modify and make current and milestone greatly affecting efforts to make emerging technologies work for everyone.

4 • BQ Daily Eagle • Wednesday, July 29, 2020 Weeds take over a shuttered playground at the Coney Island Houses. Photos by Peter Senzemici/THE CITY NYCHA playground repairs lapse due to pandemic By Rueven Blau and Peter Senzemici ly checked before the city entered Phase 2 — re- Chalkbeat opening all of its outdoor play areas on June 22, A slide held together with duct tape at the bot- and allowing other outdoor activity, including bas- tom. Monkey bars bolted shut at the top with ply- ketball, when Phase 3 began July 6. wood boards. And waist-high weeds sprouting up “Although city and state COVID-19 ex- from gaps in rubber mats. ecutive orders have imposed necessary delays, Children can finally frolic again on park play- NYCHA continues to make significant progress, grounds closed for weeks due to the pandem- where possible, towards repairing and upgrading ic. But thousands of kids living in the city’s pub- our playgrounds,” said Rochel Leah Goldblatt, a lic housing complexes are up against everything NYCHA spokesperson. from closed playgrounds to decrepit and potential- ly dangerous equipment. ‘It’s Not Fair’ The New York City Housing Authority has At the Coney Island Houses, with more 1,100 struggled for years to properly maintain, repair residents in five buildings, the city has set aside and overhaul many of its 710 playgrounds. $75,000 for a basketball court and playground Now, scheduled fixes at 32 sites have been renovation. further delayed due to a COVID-19 funding mor- The playground construction, funded by atorium, according to the Housing Authority. In the Federal Emergency Management Agency in several cases, no deadlines are set for ongoing the wake of Superstorm Sandy, is underway. But projects. the basketball court repairs are indefinitely de- And at least 20 NYCHA playgrounds slated layed because of the pandemic. A playground awaiting repairs at Gravesend Houses for overhauls before the pandemic remain closed, Some parents living there bring their children or are in the middle of construction, with open to the nearby Surf Playground, operated by the facility at the site. Stringer wrote to NYCHA Chair and CEO Greg ended completion dates. city’s Parks Department. Citywide, the six-month moratorium will de- Russ. “It has never been more urgent that chil- “Fixing a playground is not like building a “It’s not fair to have these very old play- lay playground projects by approximately six to dren living in NYCHA have safe spaces to play NASA spaceship,” said City Councilmember grounds,” said Shena, the mother of a 9-year-old 11 months, she added. this summer.” Mark Treyger (D-Brooklyn). “No one can argue boy, as she sat in the Surf Playground, “but I’m “The city should be doing more,” said Betty It remains unclear how much NYCHA spends these are complicated projects. We are not build- grateful to have this one so nearby.” James, president of the Marlboro Houses Tenants each year on playground repairs and the total set ing an international space station.” One problem is that it can get crowded at the Association. “With this pandemic, ain’t nobody aside for complete overhauls. The authority says The latest snags come two years after a damn- Surf play area in the afternoon, said Shena, who doing anything, if you ask me.” it costs an estimated $500,000 on average to re- ing report by City Comptroller Scott String- didn’t want her last name used. Some of the repairs seem simple, like short- place a playground, a figure that varies depending er deemed 70 percent of NYCHA playgrounds “Until the pandemic is over, I’m just grateful ening the chains on a swing set at a spot. Chil- on size and equipment. in “unsatisfactory” condition, with some posing to have anywhere for our kids to play,” she added. dren must scrunch their feet so they don’t hit the It is not just about money, though, according glaring safety hazards, such as jagged metal. ground. to Treyger, whose district includes the Marlboro In response to the review, NYCHA vowed ‘They Need to Fix That’ “They need to fix that,” an eight-year-old Houses. In 2014, he set aside $100,000 for play- to conduct regular inspections and create a new At the nearby Gravesend Houses, the play- boy said of the overly long chains as he pointed ground fixes at Coney Island’s O’Dwyer Gardens tracking digital system. But The City revealed in grounds featured a mixture of piecemeal tempo- to one of the swings at the Marlboro Houses last that have yet to be completed. June 2019 that the checks hadn't been done. rary fixes and adaptations that discourage use. Wednesday. “I fought damn hard to get NYCHA federal As part of a broader plan to revamp its over- Duct tape covered the bottom of a plastic slide in help after Sandy,” he said. “It is now July 2020 sight of playgrounds, NYCHA in mid-January one play area. At another, plywood boards were ‘No More Excuses’ and they have still not completed the Sandy work.” created a unit composed of in-house maintenance bolted to the entrance to platforms on a play struc- As for NYCHA’s new playground inspection “There really are no more excuses,” he added. workers trained by staff from the city’s Parks De- ture, including each end of a set of monkey bars. unit, it also identified 242 so-called Priority Two “They just need to get the work done.” partment. Two miles away at the Marlboro Houses, conditions, which do not pose an immediate threat THE CITY (www.thecity.nyc) is an indepen- The new playground unit inspected all of the NYCHA tore down one decrepit playground af- to public safety but require repairs, Goldblatt said. dent, nonprofit news organization dedicated to authority’s play spaces a month later and fixed 86 ter it was badly damaged by a steam leak two All of those spots, aside for 50 that remain out- hard-hitting reporting that serves the people of “priority one” conditions that posed an immedi- years ago. Some residents at the housing com- standing, were fixed by March, she added. New York. ate threat to public safety, according to NYCHA. plex, which was built in 1958 and contains 28 Earlier this month, Stringer sent a new let- Those conditions include everything from dan- buildings, were excited by the prospect of getting ter to NYCHA demanding an update on the new gerously protruding metal to equipment about to a new playground. inspection team. break or already torn apart to worn out or torn But all that remains is a concrete circle and “Our young people have experienced trau- safety mats. now there is no plan to replace it, according to ma and loss, between the disruption of school, the That pre-pandemic inspection appears to be Goldblatt, who noted that the authority is “work- stress of the pandemic, and disproportionally high the last time the playgrounds were systematical- ing with local leaders to find funding” for a new mortality rates of their neighbors and loved ones,”

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NAME: MARA- HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PRO- THE COMPLIANCE SIDE, LLC UPON HIM/HER IS LAUREN SCRIMA WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE VI NYC, LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS CESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON LLC, 182 15TH ST, APT 2C BROOKLYN, SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST HIM/HER IS IAN JOHNSON 175 E 52ND LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: THE NY, 11215. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 7/9/2020. STREET, APT A1 BROOKLYN, NY, 11203. LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY COMPLIANCE SIDE, LLC. ARTICLES OF NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUN- PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY #180221 LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS ELITE SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- TY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS LAWFUL PURPOSE. IVY LEAGUE LLC, 971 ROGERS AVE. TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) WILLGEN 583 LLC AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PRO- AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ #172888 APT. 2FL BROOKLYN, NY, 11226. PUR- ON 5/13/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE HER IS THE NEW AGE CLOTHING COM- POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- 11205 KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: WILL- POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE PANY LLC, 1138 BERRIMAN ST. BROOK- IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON FUL PURPOSE. BRICK ROSE REAL GEN 583 LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- #180409 SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY LYN, NY, 11239. PURPOSE/CHARACTER WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. ESTATE GROUP, LLC SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 6/2/2020. 11233 UPON HIM/HER IS MARTENSE AVITUS, #180310 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUN- 1134 E 51ST STREET BROOKLYN, NY, ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: BRICK COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE TY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS NY AVENUE 724 LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- 11234. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: KIMBERLY C SOLUTIONS LLC ROSE REAL ESTATE GROUP, LLC. ARTI- LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS REGINA AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PRO- ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. CLES OF ORGANIZATION FILED WITH LOVERIDGE, 539 OVINGTON AVENUE, CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE #180567 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- NY AVENUE 724 LLC. ARTICLES OF OR- SECRETARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK D5 BROOKLYN, NY, 11209. PURPOSE/ POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: KIM- GANIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY (SSNY) ON 6/8/2020. NY OFFICE LO- CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY 11236 BERLY C SOLUTIONS LLC. ARTICLES OF OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON CATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS PURPOSE. PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED 2/4/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS MELANIN LOVE LLC ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE #180015 UPON HIM/HER IS WILLGEN 583 LLC, COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST 397 3RD ST. BROOKLYN, NY, 11215. PUR- AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: MELA- IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OF- 11212 POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- ON 7/9/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. NIN LOVE LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- FICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY AUNTY JEAN ENTERPRISE, LLC FUL PURPOSE. TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- #180312 THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 6/23/2020. IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY NY OFFICE LOCATION: KINGS COUN- WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE HER IS TOXIE GIVINS, 167 WAVERLY AV- AUNTY JEAN ENTERPRISE, LLC. ARTI- 11217 PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS NY AVENUE 724 LLC, TY. SSNY HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS ENUE, #3 BROOKLYN, NY, 11205. PUR- CLES OF ORGANIZATION FILED WITH PORTRAIT DESIGN LLC AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PRO- POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- SECRETARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- 1430 PITKIN AVE, FLOOR 3 BROOKLYN, TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A NY, 11233. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF CESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE FUL PURPOSE. (SSNY) ON 6/3/2020. NY OFFICE LO- ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE #180148 LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. POST OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE CATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS PORTRAIT DESIGN LLC. ARTICLES OF #180138 SSNY SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS KIM- BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF THE ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC SERVED BERLY CLARK, 1465 GENEVA LOOP, 11206 LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ADOLPHINE ESTATE LLC DROP ON TOP UPON HIM/HER IS MELANIN LOVE LLC, APT. 10B BROOKLYN, NY, 11239. PUR- IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OF- ON 3/20/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- 948 E 100TH ST., FL 1 BROOKLYN, NY, ENTERTAINMENT LLC FICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: 11236. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: POSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: ANY LAW- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON ADOLPHINE ESTATE LLC. 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6 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Wednesday, July 29, 2020 2nd department / new business Formations 11242 GOLDEN ROSES AND JAMES IVY, LLC 366 MANHATTAN MAPLE LG LLC HANCO & WENDY LLC NUGGETS LLC JAMES IVY, LLC. FILED 3/11/20. OFFICE: AVENUE, LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF HANCO & FEFE LLC KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT FOR ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: MA- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- GOLDEN ROSES AND NUGGETS LLC. NOTICE OF QUAL. OF 366 MANHAT- WENDY LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH FILED 6/18/20. OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: JAMES J TAN AVENUE, LLC. AUTH. FILED WITH PLE LG LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- SSNY ON 07/01/20.OFFICE LOCATION: ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: FEFE TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE DESIG. AS AGENT FOR PROCESS & BUTLER IV, 425 S 5TH ST 4F, BKLYN, NY SSNY ON 15/11/20. OFFICE LOCA- KINGS SSNY DESG. AS AGENT OF LLC LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION OF NY (SSNY) ON 4/8/2013. OFFICE LO- SHALL MAIL TO: 375 CROWN ST., BKLYN, 11211. PURPOSE: GENERAL. TION: KINGS. LLC FORMED IN VA ON UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE OF #180300 CATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY DESIG- NY 11225. PURPOSE: GENERAL. 06/26/2014. SSNY DESG. AS AGENT OF NEW YORK (SSNY) ON 3/3/2020. NY OF- NATED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM MAY BE SERVED SSNY MAIL PROCESS #180286 LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST FICE LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY 241 GREEN VALLEY LLC PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. TO 255 BAY 20TH STREET, BROOKLYN, HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT 241 GREEN VALLEY LLC. FILED 9/2/18. IT MAY BE SERVED. SSNY MAIL PRO- SSNY SHALL MAIL COPY OF PRO- NEW YORK, 11214. ANY LAWFUL PUR- ELECTRIC AVENUE LLC CESS TO: 7288 HANOVER GREEN DRIVE OF THE LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS ELECTRIC AVENUE LLC. FILED 6/3/20. OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS CESS TO: THE LLC 1481 47TH STREET, POSE. MECHANICSVILLE, VIRGINIA, 23111. #180572 AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE POST OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT FOR PROCESS & SHALL MAIL BROOKLYN, NY 11219. PURPOSE: ANY ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH VA SOS. OFFICE ADDRESS TO WHICH THE SSNY AGENT FOR PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: 2075 APPALOOSA WAY, CONYERS, LAWFUL PURPOSE. 1111 EAST BROAD STREET, 4TH FLOOR, #180330 BK CREATIVE LLC SHALL MAIL A COPY OF ANY PROCESS TO: 104 2ND PL APT 1, BKLYN, NY 11231. GA 30012. PURPOSE: GENERAL. #180301 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23219. ANY LAW- BK CREATIVE LLC, ARTS. OF ORG. FILED AGAINST THE LLC SERVED UPON HIM/ REGISTERED AGENT: UNITED STATES FUL PURPOSE. LEVON NY DCXX LLC WITH THE SSNY ON 07/24/2020. OFFICE HER IS ADRIAN A ELLIS ESQ, 26 COURT CORPORATION AGENTS, INC., 7014 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- 3524-F, LLC #180321 LOC: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN STREET, SUITE 1600 BROOKLYN, NY, 13TH AVE STE 202, BKLYN, NY 11228. 3524-F, LLC. FILED 6/16/20. OFFICE: ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: LEVON DESIGNATED AS AGENT UPON WHOM 11242. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: PURPOSE: GENERAL. KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT FOR AV-RH KC PORTFOLIO 2 LLC NY DCXX LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC MAY BE ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. #180287 PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: 3524 FLAT- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF AV-RH KC TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE #179155 SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS T&O APPLE LANDS AVE, BKLYN, NY 11234. PUR- PORTFOLIO 2 LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. FILED OF NY (SSNY) ON 6/22/2020. OFFICE LO- POSE: GENERAL. WITH SSNY ON 5/26/20.OFFICE LOCA- CATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY DESIG- TO: MARIA BELEN KROL, 137 BEDFORD TRANSPORTATION LLC #180302 TION: KINGS SSNY DESG. AS AGENT OF NATED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM AVENUE, BROOKLYN, NY 11211. PUR- MERCURY PRIVATE EQUITY T&O APPLE TRANSPORTATION LLC. LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. POSE: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. FILED 5/28/20. OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY THE MOBILE GAME LAB, LLC IT MAY BE SERVED SSNY MAIL PROCESS SSNY SHALL MAIL COPY OF PROCESS #180697 & HOLDINGS CO., LLC THE MOBILE GAME LAB, LLC. FILED DESIG. AS AGENT FOR PROCESS & TO 444 MADISON AVENUE, 6TH FLOOR, TO: THE LLC 7 DENMARK LANE, JACK- MERCURY PRIVATE EQUITY & HOLD- 1/24/20. OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. SHALL MAIL TO: TAMMYSUE DYER, 66 NEW YORK, NEW YORK, 10022. ANY SON, NJ 08527. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL 10017 INGS CO., LLC, ARTS OF ORG. FILED AS AGENT FOR PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TROY AVE, BKLYN, NY 11213. PURPOSE: LAWFUL PURPOSE. PURPOSE. WITH SEC. OF STATE OF NY (SSNY) TO: 1448 E 100TH ST, BKLYN, NY 11236. #180331 596 HENRY STREET LLC GENERAL. #180322 NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMIT- 6/12/2020. CTY: KINGS. SSNY DESIG. #180288 PURPOSE: GENERAL. AS AGENT UPON WHOM PROCESS #180303 AV-RH HARRISON LEVON NY LXX LLC ED LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & SHALL BLAK MANAGEMENT, LLC PORTFOLIO LLC NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- 596 HENRY STREET LLC. ARTICLES OF MAIL PROCESS TO 1137 63RD ST., #14B, BLAK MANAGEMENT, LLC. FILED 6/4/20. KEIZERFIT LLC ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: LEVON ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- KEIZERFIT LLC. FILED 6/8/20. OFFICE: NOTICE OF FORMATION OF AV-RH NY LXX LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGANIZA- BROOKLYN, NY 11219. GENERAL PUR- OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT FOR HARRISON PORTFOLIO LLC. ARTS. OF TION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE POSE AGENT FOR PROCESS & SHALL MAIL ON 4/14/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: #180139 PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: C/O ROB- ORG. FILED WITH SSNY ON 5/26/20.OF- OF NY (SSNY) ON 6/18/2020. OFFICE LO- TO: UPS STORE, BAY RIDGE 4962 9322 KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- ERT JOHN KEIZER, 376 LEWIS AVE APT 5, FICE LOCATION: KINGS SSNY DESG. AS CATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY DESIG- 3RD AVE STE 362, BKLYN, NY 11209. IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON OHIB LLC BKLYN, NY 11233. PURPOSE: GENERAL. AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS NATED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM OHIB LLC, ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH PURPOSE: GENERAL. #180304 AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED SSNY MAIL WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE #180289 PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. THE SSNY ON 06/26/2020. OFFICE LOC: PROCESS TO 444 MADISON AVENUE, SSNY SHALL MAIL COPY OF PROCESS SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- TESSA LUND LLC 6TH FLOOR, NEW YORK, NEW YORK, TO: THE LLC 7 DENMARK LANE, JACK- TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A ESELLER LLC TESSA LUND LLC. FILED 3/6/20. OFFICE: IGNATED AS AGENT UPON WHOM ESELLER LLC. FILED 4/27/20. OFFICE: 10022. ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. SON, NJ 08527. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT FOR #180323 PROCESS AGAINST THE LLC MAY BE KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT FOR PURPOSE. LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS GABRIEL PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: 181 FRONT #180332 SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: C/O EZAT KATZNER, 360 LEXINGTON AVE, FL 1502 ST, APT 7K, BKLYN, NY 11201. PURPOSE: AV-RH 110 E 40 LLC TO: DEBORA BURSZTYN, 1919 EAST ABDELSALAM, 101 BEACON CT, BKLYN, GENERAL. NOTICE OF FORMATION OF AV-RH 110 419 BR PARTNERS LLC NEW YORK, NY, 10017. PURPOSE/CHAR- 7TH STREET, BROOKLYN, NY 11223. NY 11229-6089. PURPOSE: GENERAL. #180305 E 40 LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED ACTER OF LLC: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. #180290 PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. SSNY ON 5/26/20.OFFICE LOCATION: LIABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: 419 #180433 #180228 VENETIAN B25 LLC BR PARTNERS LLC. ARTICLES OF ORGA- NEW TIME VP LLC KINGS SSNY DESG. AS AGENT OF LLC VENETIAN B25 LLC. FILED 6/25/20. OF- UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT NIZATION FILED WITH SECRETARY OF 12207 RALPHS BARGAIN 125 LLC NEW TIME VP LLC. FILED 5/22/20. OF- FICE: KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT STATE OF NY (SSNY) ON 3/9/2020. OF- RALPHS BARGAIN 125 LLC, ARTS OF MAY BE SERVED SSNY MAIL PROCESS CREATIVE FLAVORS NYC, LLC FICE: KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT FOR PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: 100A FICE LOCATION: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY ORG. FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF NY TO 444 MADISON AVENUE, 6TH FLOOR, NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- FOR PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: VIA- BROADWAY #444, BKLYN, NY 11249. DESIGNATED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON (SSNY) 6/17/2020. CTY: KINGS. SSNY NEW YORK, NEW YORK, 10022. ANY ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: CRE- CHESLAV PORIVIN, 2612 W ST APT 4A, PURPOSE: GENERAL. WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE DESIG. AS AGENT UPON WHOM PRO- #180306 LAWFUL PURPOSE. ATIVE FLAVORS NYC, LLC. ARTICLES OF BKLYN, NY 11223. PURPOSE: GENERAL. #180324 SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL COPY OF #180291 CESS AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & PROCESS TO: THE LLC 99 WEST HAW- ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SECRE- SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO JEANETTE VEROBU LLC BESTMED STAFFING LLC THORNE AVENUE, SUITE 520, VALLEY TARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) GINDI, 2232 AVE N, BROOKLYN, NY 1934 54 LLC VEROBU LLC. FILED 3/16/20. OFFICE: 1934 54 LLC. FILED 3/4/20. OFFICE: BESTMED STAFFING LLC. ARTS. OF STREAM, NY 11580. PURPOSE: ANY ON 6/17/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: 11210. GENERAL PURPOSE KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT FOR ORG. FILED WITH SSNY ON 6/16/2020. LAWFUL PURPOSE. KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- #180230 KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT FOR PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: 1430 E #180333 OFF. LOC.: KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: 3716 FORT 35TH ST, BKLYN, NY 11234. REGISTERED AGT. UPON WHOM PROCESS MAY BE WHOM PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE 278 E. 98TH ST., LLC HAMILTON PKWY, BKLYN, NY 11218. AGENT: UNITED STATES CORPORATION LA BIBLIOTHEQUE LLC SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS SERVED. THE POST OFFICE ADDRESS 278 E. 98TH ST., LLC, ARTS OF ORG. PURPOSE: GENERAL. AGENTS, INC., 7014 13TH AVE STE 202, LA BIBLIOTHEQUE LLC, ARTS. OF ORG. FILED WITH SEC. OF STATE OF NY #180292 TO: THE LLC, 2631 CONEY ISLAND AVE., FILED WITH THE SSNY ON 07/09/2020. TO WHICH THE SSNY SHALL MAIL A BKLYN, NY 11228. PURPOSE: GENERAL. BROOKLYN, NY 11223. GENERAL PUR- (SSNY) 6/4/2020. CTY: KINGS. SSNY 1975 54 LLC #180307 OFFICE LOC: KINGS COUNTY. SSNY COPY OF ANY PROCESS AGAINST THE DESIG. AS AGENT UPON WHOM PRO- POSES. HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS AGENT LLC SERVED UPON HIM/HER IS CORPO- 1975 54 LLC. FILED 3/4/20. OFFICE: #180325 CESS AGAINST MAY BE SERVED & RMBH PROPERTY LLC UPON WHOM PROCESS AGAINST RATE FILINGS OF NEW YORK, 9 STATE KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT FOR RMBH PROPERTY LLC. FILED 6/25/20. THE LLC MAY BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO 278 E. 98TH GM SPEECH THERAPY PLLC STREET, STE 700, OFFICE 40 ALBANY, NY, PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: 3716 FORT OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS MAIL PROCESS TO: MARQUINA MA- ST., BROOKLYN, NY 11212. GENERAL GM SPEECH THERAPY PLLC. ARTS. OF 12207. PURPOSE/CHARACTER OF LLC: HAMILTON PKWY, BKLYN, NY 11218. AGENT FOR PROCESS & SHALL MAIL RIE ILIEV-PISELLI, 4401 4TH AVE., #D3, PURPOSE ORG. FILED WITH SSNY ON 4/29/2020. ANY LAWFUL PURPOSE. #180231 PURPOSE: GENERAL. BROOKLYN, NY 11220. PURPOSE: ANY TO: 474 WILLOUGHBY AVE, BKLYN, NY OFF. LOC.: KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS #180316 #180293 LAWFUL PURPOSE. 11206. PURPOSE: GENERAL. AGT. UPON WHOM PROCESS MAY THE BROWN GIRL ALLURE LLC #180308 #180425 DIVA FASHURE THE BROWN GIRL ALLURE LLC. ARTS 1937 54 LLC BE SERVED. SSNY SHALL MAIL PRO- 1937 54 LLC. FILED 3/4/20. OFFICE: FLEXI-VAN LEASING, LLC OF ORG. FILED WITH THE NY SECRE- 1342 38 LLC CESS TO: THE LLC, 376 15TH STREET, BOUTIQUE, LLC KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT FOR 1342 38 LLC. FILED 3/4/20. OFFICE: #3D, BROOKLYN, NY 11215. PURPOSE: NOTICE OF QUALIFICATION OF FLEXI- NOTICE OF FORMATION OF LIMITED LI- TARY OF STATE ON 4/28/20. LEGALINC VAN LEASING, LLC APPL. FOR AUTH. PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: 3716 FORT KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS AGENT FOR SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY. ABILITY COMPANY (LLC). NAME: DIVA CORPORATE SERVICES INC. DESIGNAT- #180326 FILED WITH SECY. OF STATE OF NY HAMILTON PKWY, BKLYN, NY 11218. PROCESS & SHALL MAIL TO: 3716 FORT FASHURE BOUTIQUE, LLC. ARTICLES ED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON WHOM (SSNY) ON 07/08/20. OFFICE LOCATION: PURPOSE: GENERAL. HAMILTON PKWY, BKLYN, NY 11218. OF ORGANIZATION FILED WITH SEC- PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. #180294 SHOP AT MURRAY LLC KINGS COUNTY. LLC FORMED IN DELA- PURPOSE: GENERAL. NY SECRETARY OF STATE SHALL MAIL #180309 SHOP AT MURRAY LLC. ARTS. OF ORG. WARE (DE) ON 07/15/57. SSNY DESIG- RETARY OF STATE OF NEW YORK (SSNY) COPY OF PROCESS TO LEGALINC COR- LIVE SEAFOOD GOURMET LLC FILED WITH SSNY ON 6/25/2020. NATED AS AGENT OF LLC UPON WHOM ON 7/6/2020. NY OFFICE LOCATION: PORATE SERVICES INC. AT 1967 WEH- LIVE SEAFOOD GOURMET LLC. FILED TINA CHANG, LLC OFF. LOC.: KINGS CO. SSNY DESIG. AS PROCESS AGAINST IT MAY BE SERVED. KINGS COUNTY. SSNY HAS BEEN DES- RLE DRIVE SUITE 1 #086 BUFFALO, NY 5/19/20. OFFICE: KINGS CO. SSNY TINA CHANG, LLC, ARTS. OF ORG. FILED AGT. UPON WHOM PROCESS MAY BE SSNY SHALL MAIL PROCESS TO C/O IGNATED AS AGENT OF THE LLC UPON 14221. PURPOSE: ANY LAWFUL PUR- DESIG. 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Wednesday, July 29, 2020 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • 7 SSPORTS Ionescu looks to rebound from shaky debut Liberty’s rookie point guard says, ‘I’m still learning. I’m a rookie.’ By John Torenli, Sports Editor Brooklyn Daily Eagle Welcome to the show, rookie! That was the message that resonated through- out the fan-less bowels of the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida on Saturday afternoon follow- ing New York Liberty point guard Sabrina Ionse- cu’s less-than-stellar WNBA debut. Ionescu, touted as a potential transformation- al player in the league following an historic col- New York Liberty point guard Sabrina Ionescu had what many would have termed a solid rookie debut Saturday, but the former Uni- legiate career at the University of Oregon and versity of Oregon standout is being judged by a different standard. AP Photo by Phelan M. Ebenhack. her selection as the top overall pick in this year’s WNBA Draft, struggled mightily during the Lib- erty’s season-opening 87-71 drubbing at the hands of the Seattle Storm. The game was also the league-wide opener after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the WNBA into an abbreviated 22-game season at the bubble site. “I think there’s a lot of expectation on me coming in and just producing the numbers I did in college,” Ionescu said after going 0-for-8 from 3-point range, misfiring on all but four of her 17 shots overall and committing four of New York’s 19 turnovers in the defeat. “But I definitely think there’s going to be a lot of down and a lot of adversity I have to face in or- der to get there,” she added. No one could deny Ionescu’s brilliance at Or- egon, where she became the NCAA’s all-time leader in career triple-doubles and averaged 18.0 points, 7.7 assists and 7.3 rebounds over the pre- vious four years. Ionescu also shot an eye-popping 42 percent from 3-point range as a collegian, but the Storm swarmed her throughout Saturday’s contest, forc- ing her to make quick decisions rather than drib- ble-driving her way through and around their de- fense as she often did at the NCAA level. “We can refine things in every category, from defense to offense. I need to take care of the ball better,” Ionescu readily admitted. “But I think we did some things really well; we gave them a game, especially for the first three quarters. We were predicted to finish last, and Seattle’s Alysha Clark forces Sabrina Ionescu into one of her four turnovers during the Liberty’s loss to the Storm in the WNBA season them first ... we didn’t fold at the beginning be- opener Saturday afternoon in Bradenton, Florida. AP Photo by Phelan M. Ebenhack. cause they are who they are, so I think there’s a lot of positivity in that.” cent history of the league. ter and the Brooklyn Nets. Normally there would be a lot of positivity Layshia Clarendon led the Liberty with 20 “I am excited that John will join us to lead an when looking at Ionescu’s final stat line, especial- points, but she and Ionescu weren’t enough to organization that is undergoing a transformation ly for a first-year player participating in her first ward off a Seattle team led by the likes of long-es- to present the best sports and entertainment to our game as a professional. tablished superstars like Breanna Stewart and Sue loyal fans and communities,” Nets and Barclays She scored 12 points, pulled down six re- Bird, both of whom returned to action after miss- Center owner Joe Tsai said. bounds and handed out four assists in 34 minutes. ing the entire 2019 campaign. “He will not only bring an incredible amount But the 22-year-old Walnut Creek, Califor- “I was just happy to be able to see arguably of experience but also sets a strong example of nia native isn’t being judged on the typical rook- the best team in the league in our first game and character, empathy, discipline and a will to suc- ie scale, nor did the Storm treat her as a neophyte just learn from the defensive schemes that they ceed.” on the world’s top circuit for women’s basketball. threw at me and us as a team, and continue to build Abbamondi, a former vice president at Mad- “I know on every single ball screen, a lot of from that,” Ionescu said. ison Square Garden, takes over for Oliver Weis- attention is on me and trying to get the ball out of “I’ll live with 12, six and four and my first berg, who acted as interim CEO after Tsai’s orig- my hands,” Ionescu revealed. “I’m still learning, game against the best team. I’m not used to taking inal choice, David Levy, stepped down from the I’m a rookie. I think [it’s about] just continuing to eight 3-pointers a game. I’m used to being able to post after only two months last November. put myself in uncomfortable positions in order to come down and be able to facilitate. Now I have “I am thrilled and honored to be joining BSE grow, and that’s what I’m doing.” to be more of a scorer.” Global and working with our ownership,” said That discomfort figures to continue Wednes- And more of a passer and more of a rebounder Abbamondi, currently a Manhattan native and res- day night, when the Liberty hit the floor at IMG if the Liberty, who are a team built around Ionescu ident who indicated he would be moving into our for Game 2 against the Atlanta Dream, who start- and a young group of first- and second-year play- borough soon. ed their season with a 105-95 victory over the Dal- ers, are to make any noise during this campaign. “New York has been my home for much of las Wings on Sunday. * * * my adult life, and I know first-hand the passion John Abbamondi was officially named the Atlanta will undoubtedly copy-cat the Se- In other local pro sports news, as reported in New Yorkers have for their sports teams. It is new CEO of Brooklyn Sports and Entertain- attle defense, which attacked Ionescu as soon as last week’s Eagle, John Abbamondi was officially the honor of a lifetime to have the opportunity to ment Global on Thursday, putting him in she passed the mid-court stripe and denied her the named chief executive officer of Brooklyn Sports lead the Nets franchise, Barclays Center and BSE charge of Downtown’s Barclays Center and opportunity to show off the formidable skills that and Entertainment Global on Tuesday, making Global’s other properties into this exciting new the Brooklyn Nets. Photo courtesy of BSE Global. made her the most talked about rookie in the re- him the new CEO of Downtown’s Barclays Cen- chapter of their history.”

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GERMANY — Fresh start: Sunflowers grew in a field near Mamming on Tuesday. Photo: Matthias Schrader/AP

OREGON — Behind a barricade: Demonstrators shielded themselves from advancing federal officers during a Black Lives Matter protest in Portland on Tuesday. Photo: Marcio Jose Sanchez/AP

AFGHANISTAN — Festival season: A livestock merchant displayed KYRGYZSTAN — Checking an X-ray: A medical specialist checked a young woman’s lung X-ray at a animals for sale for the upcoming festival Eid al-Adha in Kabul on Mon- restaurant that was converted into a clinic in Bishkek on Wednesday. Photo: Vladimir Voronin/AP day. Photo: Rahmat Gul/AP

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HONG KONG — Feeling dis- tracted: A couple wearing face masks passed in front of a mural on Monday. Photo: Vincent Yu/AP

BOSNIA — On display: Masks were displayed outside a shop in Sarajevo, Bosnia on Monday. Photo: Eldar Emric/AP

VENEZUELA — Temperature check: A store employee checked the temperature of a person before allowing them to enter a shop in Cara- INDIA — COVID screening: Health workers arrived to screen people for COVID-19 symptoms at a res- cas on Saturday. Photo: Matias Delacroix/AP idential building in Mumbai on Sunday. Photo: Rafiq Maqbool/AP

Wednesday, July 29, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 11 Virus takes a heavy toll on Corona Continued from page 1 food, come from Corona,” he said. “Before the pandemic, we Even though tropical music emerges from recently reopened used to see many elderly people. Now, we see young families in stores and some people sit outside at restaurants offering side- their 20s, in their 30s. It’s dramatic.” walk dining, the lingering effects of COVID-19 are noticeable. It is pure coincidence that the neighborhood, where more than Hunger and joblessness are rising. Survivors are still grieving 440 people have died, shares its name with the coronavirus. But lost loved ones. it’s no coincidence that the virus picked Corona and other neigh- Lines for free food stretch everyday for two blocks on 39th borhoods like it in the city to reap victims. Avenue, filled mostly with Latino men who lost jobs in restau- City data shows that poor immigrants and Black New Yorkers rant kitchens, in construction or doing domestic work when the were hit harder than wealthy, white sections of the city. Health city shut down in March. officials have attributed that partly to the virus spreading easier Shutters are down on businesses that have closed permanent- in cramped apartments among laborers who can’t telecommute ly. Many people haven’t paid rent in weeks, said Pedro Rodrí- to work. guez, executive director of La Jornada, a food pantry. Corona has the city’s highest percentage of foreign born “We have gone from 20 to 30 new clients a week to thousands residents (60%) and North Corona sits in Queens Community in the last three months,” said Rodríguez, whose pantry is based District 3, which has the largest percentage of unauthorized im- in Flushing but recently started to also deliver food once a week migrants in the city, according to census data. That’s why many from the Queens Museum, in Corona, to serve between 700 and here work informal jobs, don’t have health insurance and can’t 1,000 families. apply for federal relief. “The calls we have gotten over the last month, requesting Every day, immigrants from Mexico, Ecuador, Guatemala and Colombia start lining up around noon to get food distributed Walther Sinche directs pedestrians toward food dona- by the nonprofit Alianza Ecuatoriana Internacional. tions during the COVID-19 pandemic, Tuesday, June 23, Eduardo Macancela, a 60-year-old Ecuadorean immigrant, is 2020, in Corona. AP Photos/John Minchillo one of the first in line. “I have sold everything I had, any jewelry, everything,” said Cruz said the pandemic exacerbated existing problems in Co- Macancela, who worked at a Forrest Hills shoe store for more rona and that many residents had preexisting health conditions than 20 years. The store has shut down, leaving him without they couldn’t fully take care of due to lack of access to health a job. He hasn’t paid rent in weeks but he says his landlord is care. starting to pressure him. “This is a community that had already suffered years of ne- “Who is going to hire me at 60?” he said. “I want to go back glect by government officials,” she said. “This is a community to Ecuador. I have three children there.” in which people depended on daily labor so if you don’t work On a hot July day, families with strollers walked around in you don’t eat and you don’t pay rent and often the rents had be- Corona, stopping in front of a taco or tamales truck. Stores come so exorbitantly high that you had two, three families living displayed little statues of the Virgen de Guadalupe next to in one very close-up space.” face masks and hand sanitizer. Others, called Botanicas, had New York Commissioner of the Mayor’s Office of Immigrant signs promising effective love spells. And some, like the sign Affairs, Bitta Mostofi, called the $20 million in city help an outside Ecuadorean restaurant Vasija de Barro, on Roosevelt important effort that gives “some measure of relief” to families Avenue, announced its permanent closure “due to the corona- who were left out of federal support. Still, Mostofi said the mon- virus.” ey is not enough: It helps over 20,000 families, but the city has The unemployment rate for foreign-born Latinos has jumped more than 300,000 workers who are immigrants with no legal from 4.4% in February to 13.5% in June, according to the Mi- status. gration Policy Institute. “We really believed and continue to (believe) that the state In New York, the city partnered with the Open Society Foun- and federal government needed to take much bigger and greater dations to offer a total of $20 million in payments to immigrant action to address this gap,” she said. workers regardless of their immigration status. In the meantime, Reyes, the Dominican hair stylist, plans to Non-profits distributed the funds. However, Assemblywoman pick up her father’s ashes soon. She’s thinking about moving to Catalina Cruz, who represents Corona and the adjacent neigh- another neighborhood, she said. borhoods of Jackson Heights and Elmhurst, said the rollout was Not only to be closer to work, but also to be somewhere that Corona residents wait for food at a distribution site. “horrific” and help arrived late. doesn’t remind her constantly of his death. King Manor honors women’s movements to mark 100th anniversary of 19th Amendment By Rachel Vick Queens Daily Eagle The historic King Manor Museum in Jamai- ca will mark the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage with a special program honoring the contributions and legacy of women in historic preservation. The program and academic catalog “Queens of King Manor” is set to open in September and will examine the way material objects reflect women’s movements and society from the colo- nial era through the 20th century. The museum will feature a physical collection and illustrated catalogue, as well as an online component ex- ploring citizenship, voting rights and the reality that many women’s rights movements did not actually include all women. Celebrating women’s contributions is an ap- propriate choice for King Manor, which would not be around today without a group of women committed to the preservation of history. The King Manor Association of Long Island worked to save the historic home, owned by Rufus King, a member of the Continental Congress and a sig- natory to the Constitution. King Manor is the first small historic house museum in New York City to have a profession- ally published academic catalog, with support from the Robert David Lion Gardiner Founda- tion. “King owned 160 acres of land and developed it as a successful working farm without slave la- bor at a time when his contemporaries relied on that work force,” said foundation director Kath- ryn M. Curran. “This house museum is moving forward to embrace the diversity of its neighbor- The King Manor Museum announced the creation of an exhibition and academic catalogue highlighting the efforts of women histori- hood with educational and cultural offerings” ans. Photo courtesy of King Manor Museum

12 • Queens Daily Eagle • Wednesday, July 29, 2020 Revel stops scooter service in New York City after rider dies in Rego Park By David Brand in Greenpoint on July 18. Queens Daily Eagle Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city would take Revel announced it would stop service in action to restrict Revel from operating in New New York City Tuesday, hours after a man died York. when he crashed his moped into a lamppost on “We have seen too many times in the last few Woodhaven Boulevard in Rego Park. days painful realities, people injured, and even The company’s blue mopeds have become worse, lives lost, by folks who were just trying to ubiquitous on streets throughout Western Queens, have an enjoyable experience and rented a Revel where registered members can use an app to rent scooter,” de Blasio said. the vehicles for short trips. “This is an unacceptable state of affairs. So, “New York riders–starting today, NYC ser- the city has the power to regulate, to restrict, and vice will be shut down until further notice,” Rev- even prohibit Revel scooters.” el said in a tweet Tuesday. “We’re reviewing and De Blasio said city officials talked with Rev- strengthening our rider accountability and safety el’s CEO Frank Reig ahead of his decision to shut measures and communicating with city officials, down service. and we look forward to serving you again in the “That is the right thing to do, because no one near future.” should be running a business that is not safe,” de The decision by Revel came after Jeremy Blasio said. Malave, 32, died after crashing near 67th Drive at “We will work with Revel. We will not allow the Middle Village border early Tuesday morning. them to reopen unless we are convinced it can be He was the second person killed in a Revel acci- done safely.” dent this month. CBS News reporter Nina Kapur, Meanwhile, at least 215 people were killed by A revel scooter blocks a crosswalk on Stanhope Street in Ridgewood. 26, died when she fell from the back of a moped cars and trucks in New York City 2019. Eagle photo by David Brand “Play here” Gov. Cuomo wants to make New York the baseball bubble By David Brand Queens Daily Eagle With the future of the Major League Base- ball season uncertain, Gov. Andrew Cuomo made a pitch to teams based in states where COVID is surging: “play here.” “I offer to Major League Baseball, if you’re having problems playing in other states, come play here,” Cuomo said. He proposed a plan in which teams travel di- rectly from New York airports to hotels, where they remain in quarantine. He said teams could play out the rest of the season in New York ball- parks. “New York state could host any Major League Gov. Andrew Cuomo shakes hands with retired Mets star David Wright in 2016, back when human contact was safe. Baseball game that any teams want to play and Photo via Governor’s Office/Flickr they could play those games in our stadiums,” he said. “New York state has one of the lowest in- A COVID-19 outbreak among the Miami Marlins have tested positive for the illness. The Yankees and Philadelphia Phillies after the Phil- fection rates in the United States. New York state Marlins has plunged the 60-game baseball season ballclub plays in Miami, the current epicenter of lies played a three game series against the Marlins. has a full Department of Health protocol system in into chaos less than a week after Opening Day. the pandemic. The Mets are scheduled to begin a three game place. We have a testing system in place.” So far, at least 17 players and staff for the MLB has postponed two games between the set with the Marlins starting Aug. 7.

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18 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • Wednesday, July 29, 2020 Roosevelt Island’s FDR Park moves towards wheelchair accessibility Christine Chung ferred to the state parks officials. THE CITY Leslie Wright, a spokeswoman for the state This article was originally published on Jul Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preserva- 27 by THE CITY. tion, said officials expect to begin seeking bids for The Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms the work in the early fall with an eye on a summer Park, a tree-lined four-acre expanse on the south- 2021 project completion date. ern end of Roosevelt Island with panoramic views Rebecca Serbin, an attorney at Disabili- of Manhattan and Queens, is dedicated to the only ty Rights Advocates, the nonprofit that filed the U.S. president to use a wheelchair while in office. 2017 suit, said the lift’s installation was snagged But wheelchairs cannot be used to climb the “for reasons beyond the parties’ control.” flight of 22 stone steps at the park’s entrance. “We are pleased that the park has made signif- “There’s no equality here,” said Edith Pren- icant accessibility improvements under the terms tiss, a wheelchair user who lives in Washington of our settlement agreement, including improve- Heights. “You’re kept at a distance, you’re just not ments to the park’s paths, dining area and other part of it.” features,” Serbin said. “While disappointing, we Now, as the country marks the 30th anniversa- have assurances that it [the lift] is on track to be Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island. Photo by Christine Chung/THE CITY ry of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, installed by mid-2021.” a city and state funding agreement is in place to said that the design “just wasn’t made with every- experience that magical ascent to the park’s icon- make the monument to the 32nd U.S. president ‘Very Insulting’ one in mind and really ran directly counter to the ic stairs,” he added. accessible by next summer. Plans for the park were first announced near- ideals that FDR put forward in his Four Freedoms “In a year in which we are marking the 30th The stairs have long limited people with mo- ly 50 years ago, when the strip of land in the East speech.” anniversary of the passage of the ADA, this up- bility issues from enjoying the memorial, which River was renamed from Welfare Island to Roos- The 1970s-era design predated the passage of grade has extra meaning.” opened in 2012. So advocates — Prentiss among evelt Island, to honor FDR, who was from New the Americans with Disabilities Act, a landmark Prentiss said she harbored few hopes for a them — filed a class action lawsuit in 2017 against York State. civil rights law prohibiting discrimination based timely resolution. the park’s conservancy and the state Office of But construction did not begin until 2010, de- on disability. “It’s the sort of thing you look at it, you like it, Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. cades after the 1974 death of Louis Kahn, the cel- Levine called Kahn’s design for the park “a you sit around and go, ‘It’s really sort of interest- A settlement reached a year later includ- ebrated architect who designed Four Freedoms masterpiece,” but with a flaw that “must be rem- ing and very insulting,’” said Prentiss. “It’s insult- ed plans to install a platform lift for people who Park. edied.” ing because it’s not meeting the standard.” can’t use stairs, and promises to repair uneven The site commemorates a speech Roosevelt “I am thrilled that funds from the City Coun- THE CITY is an independent, nonprofit news stone paths that posed obstacles for anyone using delivered at his eighth State of the Union Ad- cil will enable Four Freedoms to install a new outlet dedicated to hard-hitting reporting that a walker, rollator or wheelchair. dress, in 1941, when he spoke of working to cre- wheelchair lift — so that every New Yorker can serves the people of New York. That agreement set a deadline of May 2018 ate a world where all people enjoyed four funda- for the fixes to be made, yet the lift is still not in- mental freedoms: freedom of speech; freedom of stalled. religion, freedom from want; and freedom from The city and state are moving toward com- fear. mencing the project with $250,000 in city funds Joseph Rappaport, the executive director of secured in the 2020 budget by Councilmember Brooklyn Center for Independence of the Dis- Mark Levine (D-Manhattan) now being trans- abled, one of the plaintiffs in the 2017 lawsuit,

State Sen. Joseph Addabbo sponsored a bill prohibiting the sale of whipped cream char- gers to New Yorkers under 21. Photo via Senate Senate passes bill banning whip-it sales to kids By David Brand used by younger residents.” Queens Daily Eagle Addabbo said constituents have complained The state senate has passed legislation to ban of empty whipped cream containers littering the the sale of small whipped cream chargers to any- district, which includes Ozone Park, Howard one under 21. Beach and the Western portion of the Rockaway The small, nitrous oxide-filled canisters Peninsula. known as “whip-its” can be inhaled for a tem- The bill established a $250 fine for businesses porary, and at times deadly, high. The bill was or individuals found selling whipped cream char- sponsored by Queens State Sen. Joseph Addab- gers to people under 21. The fine is $500 for each bo Jr.. subsequent offense. “Young people buy and inhale this gas to “The piles of used whippits in our communi- get ‘high’ because they mistakenly believe it is a ties are not only an eyesore, but also indicative of ‘safe’ substance,” Addabbo said. “Simply, inhal- a significant nitrous oxide abuse problem,” Add- ing nitrous oxide is not safe and we need to elimi- abbo said. nate access to this dangerous substance being mis- The Assembly is now considering the bill.

Wednesday, July 29, 2020 • Queens Daily Eagle • 19 LegaL, JudiciaL & courthouse News Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com Ex-Giant embraces role as NYC probation officer By David Brand “Kids look at you as an authoritative figure Queens Daily Eagle and they can repel you, saying ‘This guy don’t At 31, ex-NFL player Kory Blackwell was know nothing about the street. He doesn’t expe- facing a major career change. rience what I experience,’” Blackwell said. “It’s Injuries had slowed the veteran cornerback, very important to show them life happens to ev- who grew up in Queens VIllage and began his pro erybody. But in spite of it happening, are you go- career with the Giants, forcing him to consider ing to be part of the problem or the solution?” new opportunities. A player development consul- People are sentenced to probation as an alter- tant recommended he trade uniforms, going from native to incarceration after they are convicted of a Big Blue to NYPD blue. He took the officers’ crime. Unlike people on parole, they never served exam and was accepted into the police academy. time in prison and they check in with their pro- “I policed my own communities,” said bation officer for a period of time established by Blackwell, who worked in precincts in South- a judge. east Queens and Far Rockaway. “I loved my job Blackwell said he empathizes with the teens walking the beat and visiting different jurisdic- and young adults he works with. He almost fol- tions, but I felt there was more to community de- lowed the same path. velopment.” A friend from high school always had nice Blackwell studied social psychology at the things and abundant cash because his father “was University of Massachusetts and sought a job that heavy in the drug game,” Blackwell said. The was less reactive, he said. He worked for a time at friend also began dealing drugs and making mon- a juvenile detention center and valued the relation- ey. ships he built with young people there. “I learned “I said, ‘Yo, I want to do what you’re doing,’” Retired football player Kory Blackwell went from Giants blue to NYPD blue before be- a lot about human behavior and some of the things Blackwell said. “It’s not like I was a bad kid, I was coming a probation officer. Photo courtesy of Blackwell they were going through,” he said. “I realized that just influenced by my environment.” I suffered a lot of what they suffered.” His friend delivered a wake up call. celled. He also credits his mother’s support and in- “He’s determined, passionate about what he does, The city’s Probation Department recruited “He said, ‘If you do this, I’m going to stop volvement for his success. His childhood experi- and always without a doubt someone who wants Blackwell, showing him a job that combined his hanging out with you. I hang out with you because ences now serve as a tool in his current job. to bring out the best of everyone.” interest in law enforcement and his goal of serv- you’re normal, your cool, you play ball, you have Probation leaders have taken notice, elevat- After already making a few career changes, ing as a mentor. He said he connects with proba- a lot going for you,’” Blackwell recalled. ing Blackwell to a supervisor role and praising his Blackwell, 47, has no plans to leave his current tioners by sharing his own experiences, includ- “This world is different,” his friend told him. commitment. post. ing the murder of his brother and his proximity to “You think it’s something it’s not.” “On and off the gridiron, Kory Blackwell has “Life is still going to go on and we have to crime while growing up in Queens Village and the That perspective stuck with him and helped always been a star,” said Dalvanie Powell, presi- make sure the tools we give our kids ensure they Bronx in the 1980s. him focus on school and football, where he ex- dent of the United Probation Officers Association. can survive through anything,” he said. Federal judges naturalize people whose ceremonies were delayed amid COVID-19

People took part in a naturalization ceremony on Wednesday, July 22 at 26 Federal Pla- za in Manhattan. By the end of the month, the USCIS is expected to naturalize 100,000 people who had their ceremonies delayed due to the coronavirus.Photos courtesy of the EDNY

By Rob Abruzzese The New York office of the USCIS reopened Queens Daily Eagle in June and said that it plans to meet its goal of fin- The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Ser- ishing all ceremonies that were postponed by the vices’ Brooklyn Field Office and the U.S. District end of July. There were a total of 100,000 candi- Court for the Eastern District of New York are dates who did not complete its oath ceremonies making up for lost time by hosting naturalization as of July 19. ceremonies for people whose ceremonies were Judge DeArcy Hall joined the EDNY bench delayed during the COVID-19 pandemic. in 2015 after she was nominated by then-President Sixty people from 36 different countries Barack Obama. Prior to that, the Howard Univer- were sworn in as new U.S. citizens during a cer- sity School of Law grad was a commercial litiga- emony presided over by Brooklyn federal judg- tion trial lawyer and was twice appointed by May- es Hon. Ramon Reyes and Hon. LaShann Dear- or Bloomberg as a commissioner on the NYC cy Hall at the USCIS office in Manhattan on Taxi and Limo Commission. Wednesday. Magistrate Judge Reyes served as an assis- The ceremony, which was a collaboration be- tant U.S. attorney for the Southern District of tween the USCIS and the EDNY, was held in ac- New York before he joined the EDNY as a magis- cordance with all CDC guidelines. Attendees were trate in 2006. Prior to working for the SDNY and checked for COVID-19 symptoms, contact with EDNY, the Brooklyn Law School graduate was an anyone with a positive test result or instructions to associate at O’Melveny & Myers, a law clerk to Magistrate Judge Ramon E. Reyes, Jr. presided over a social-distanced naturalization cer- self-quarantine. The candidates were naturalized Hon. David Trager and a legislative attorney for emony. in two separate rooms and spaced six feet apart. the NY City Council.

20 • Queens Daily Eagle • Wednesday, July 29, 2020