Volume 65, No. 86 Wednesday, August 14, 2019 50¢ Shady pharmacies target low-income QUEENS people with HIV in ‘disturbing’ scheme By David Brand TODAY Queens Daily Eagle When money gets tight, M. can always sell — August 14, 2019 — a few of his HIV pills to make some extra cash. There is no shortage of pharmacies willing to buy THE ONE-YEAR LOOKBACK WIN- the medication. dow allowing victims of child sex abuse to Shady pharmacies around New York City pur- sue their abusers, no matter how long ago the chase the expensive pills for a pittance, repackage abuse occurred, opens today. Attorneys across them, fill another customer’s prescription and bill the state are expected to file thousands of civil Medicaid twice, or three times, or ten times. complaints on behalf of clients against alleged “A [person] who’s on crack or a [person] abusers, and the institutions that abetted the who’s just hungry like me, we’ll do it,” M. said. abuse. “They’ll give $20 to a person on crack.” M. doesn’t use hard drugs so he said he has  the wherewithal and bargaining power to earn a DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO little more money when he decides to sell. The make a masterpiece? And do you want $10,000 $100 or so that he receives for a handful of pills to do it? The Queens Council on the Arts is Attorney General Letitia James announced criminal charges against a pharmacy is chump change to pharmacies that run large- calling on Queens-based choreographers, owner and three pharmacy managers who allegedly earned $10 million in a massive scale buyback operations. playwrights and composers to apply to its Medicaid fraud and kickback scheme. Two of the defendants are from Queens. Artist Commissioning Program, which will AP Photo/Mary Altaffer Continued on page 7 award $10,000 to selected recipients who create works. Read more on page 2.  THE NYC HEALTH DEPARTMENT will spray pesticides in parts of Central and NYC public schools had nearly 18K violent Eastern Queens overnight between Aug. 15 and Aug. 16 in order to reduce mosquito activity and the risk of West Nile Virus. incidents in '17-18, NY comptroller reports Low concentrations of insecticides will be dispensed from trucks in parts of Auburndale, By Jonathan Sperling Corona, Flushing, Kew Gardens Hills, Murray Queens Daily Eagle Hill, Pomonok and Queensboro Hill. Read More than half of the 32,000 reported vi- more on page 7. olent and disruptive incidents at New York state schools occurred within New York City  schools, according to a report published by NEARLY 90 MILLION PEOPLE BOAR- the state comptroller’s office on Tuesday. ded a Long Island Rail Road train in 2018, A total of 17,991 violent and disruptive in- the highest number of passengers since 91.8 cidents recorded in the 2017-2018 school year million people rode the rails in 1949. Every occurred at NYC schools, making up approx- day, Queens residents, especially those lacking imately 56 percent of incidents statewide. subway access, board the LIRR for direct trip There are 1.1 million students in NYC public into the city. schools. “Violence of any kind has no place in our  schools and the public rightly demands that THAT RIDERSHIP BOOM EXCLUDES school officials take the necessary steps to protect all students and faculty from threats,” many residents across Queens and Brooklyn Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said in a state- who are still unable to use the boroughs’ 25 ment. “In order to learn effectively, students LIRR stations due to accessibility issues need to feel safe. Sadly, many students and and deteriorating platforms, contends City faculty are confronted with violent and dis- Comptroller Scott Stringer in a letter to the ruptive activity on a regular basis.” agency last week. Read more on page 10. New York City had a particularly high per-  centage of assaults, reporting 8.3 assaults per thousand students, the highest in the entire THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1964 MADE state and significantly higher than the next it illegal to discriminate based on race, color, highest region, the Capital District. The city’s religion, nationality or sex — but it wasn’t schools also reported 3.3 sexual offenses per until last week that New York took steps to 1,000 students, which was three times high- end discrimination based on religious attire er than the second-highest region, Mohawk or facial hair. Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed Valley. A class of NYPD School Safety agents is sworn into service at a ceremony in Police Continued on page 2 Headquarters. Photo via nyc.gov Continued on page 10

SAVE THE DATE 10.03.19 Tickets/Information: Michael Nussbaum (718) 422-7409 ‧ [email protected] PRESENTS Guardians of Justice guardians-of-justice.eventbrite.com Calling all Queens artists: Do you want $10k? By Victoria Merlino Queens Daily Eagle Do you have what it takes to make a master- piece? And do you want $10,000 to do it? QUEENS The Queens Council on the Arts is calling on Queens-based choreographers, playwrights and composers to apply to its Artist Commis- sioning Program, which will award $10,000 to selected recipients who create works. The Artist Commissioning Program “de- mocratizes the traditional commissioning pro- TODAY cess, which has historically been reserved for a privileged few,” QCA states on its website. — August 14, 2019 — This year, artists will be selected from Flush- ing, Ridgewood and Maspeth, as QCA seeks to Religious Garb Bill prohibiting discrimination empower voices who have untold stories. based on religious attire after years of advocacy The program is split into two components: by members of the Sikh community. Read more art commissioners and artists. The 14 Art on page 11. commissioners are selected by QCA from the Queens community to then “commission” art- Omar Edwards and Yogi “Y?” Guyadin perform at a showcase for QCA-funded artists in  ists for the program, and support them as they Eagle photo by Victoria Merlino July. WITH SUMMER ALMOST OVER AND create a work with the $10,000 award. Com- September looming, Queens Borough President missioners can come from any facet of the ceiving $40,000 total. tem and an album. Melinda Katz and the Coalition for the community, and do not need to be involved in Artworks selected for this year’s pro- The deadline to apply to be a commissioner the art world to apply. gram included a play exploring victimhood is Oct. 14, and the deadline to be an artist is Homeless are teaming up to give kids in need Artists can apply to have their projects through the lens gun violence, a choreo- Nov. 14. backpacks and other school supplies. selected and funded, with four artists re- graphed work about the criminal justice sys- To apply, visit queenscouncilarts.org.  “PROJECT: BACK TO SCHOOL” IS AN initiative by the Coalition for the Homeless to make sure homeless school kids will have the backpacks, pencils, notebooks and other Practice Alert Bulletin from the supplies they need to succeed during the school year. Read more on page 11. Supreme Court Committee of the  A NEW STATE LAW CLOSES A CHILD Queens County Bar Association abuse reporting loophole by compelling private school bus drivers to report suspected child The Supreme Court Committee as trial ready appearances. Please be guided is the first time on. The court may give a final abuse. The legislation was signed into law by Queens County Bar Association accordingly; trial date within 2 months of the calendar call; Justice George Silver, the Deputy Chief If there is outstanding discovery, be pre- There were not many transfers pursuant Gov. Andrew Cuomo Tuesday, a day before the Administrative Judge for the New York City pared to explain to the court at the calendar to CPLR 325(d) and going forward there may Child Victim Act opens a one-year lookback Courts of the State of New York, who will act call the reason so; if the outstanding discov- not be many as were previously; window that enables victims of childhood as the interim administrative judge in Queens ery was resolved by a stipulation at a motion If possible, the court will work with the at- sexual abuse to sue their abusers. County for Civil Term, presided over the TSP or an ”in Person conference” and explain the torneys to make a serious attempt to settle the  part Tuesday. Based on our observations, details in relation to when the note of issue case, but if unsuccessful, the court could send we offer the following recommendations for was filed. The plaintiff’s attorney may be the case out for trial. THE LAW WAS SPONSORED BY QUEENS counsel appearing in the part: asked to justify why they filed the note of In summary, there were a fair number of Assemblymember Cathy Nolan and builds on Whether you are plaintiff’s attorney, de- issue while discovery was outstanding. (We attorneys who were woefully unprepared existing law that made public school bus drivers fendant’s attorney, or per diem counsel an- understand that preliminary conference or- for the calendar call regarding knowledge of mandated reporters. Read more on page 16. swering the calendar, it is critical that you ders and compliance conference orders re- basic information relating to the case. Jus-  know, at a minimum, something about the quire the note of issue to be filed by certain tice Silver expects the attorneys to be better facts of the case [liability], the injuries [dam- dates but these questions were raised by the prepared and have more in-depth knowledge AS THE FORMER U.S. ATTORNEY FOR ages] and have a demand/offer ready, if possi- judge); of the case than perhaps people are used to the Southern District of New York, Preet ble. The appearing attorney must be prepared If a summary judgment motion is pending having in the past for the TSP appearances. Bharara is one of the most important South to respond to the court at the calendar call and be prepared to explain when it was made and We expect to have a committee meeting in Asian members of the legal community, conference the case in detail even if it is the if made beyond 120 days, explain why and early September, and we hope to work with which is why members of the South Asian Bar first time on in the TSP part; what stipulation allowed you to do so; the court to get more clarity on what will be Association of New York knew that when he Judge Silver is treating these appearances Do not expect long adjournments even if it expected in the future. wrote a book they had to have an event for him to discuss it.  "DOING JUSTICE: A PROSECUTOR'S Queens County Criminal Court Calendar — August 14 — Thoughts on Crime, Punishment, and the Rule of Law" was released in March, and it took a few SCHOOL STAFF DEAL DOPE, months to organize, but SABANY hosted Bharara ••• PROSECUTORS SAY ••• for a discussion about the book and his thoughts TEN CHARGED Nicholas Banks and William Linton are QUEENS VILLAGE MAN on the law with Anjan Sahni at WilmerHale in WITH RUNNING charged with second-degree criminal posses- CHARGED FOR ALLEGED Manhattan. Read more on page 15. ALLEGED DRUG RING sion of a controlled substance for allegedly AT-HOME ARSENAL Charles Earnest Jr. and co-defendants are selling heroin, cocaine and other drugs. They Keith Harvey is charged with second-de- charged with second-degree criminal posses- appear in APN. gree criminal possession of a weapon for al- PUBLISHERS: Banks was an aide and basketball coach Michael Nussbaum J.D. Hasty sion of a weapon. They appear in APN or a legedly building an arsenal of assault rifles in [email protected] [email protected] conference. at a Manhattan high school and Linton was a his home. He appears in TAP A for a confer- CUNY computer technician. MANAGING EDITOR Prosecutors say Earnest and up to nine as- ence. David Brand sociates sold drugs and possessed weapons “We are 100 percent committed to striking Harvey, a Queens Village resident, al- [email protected] as part of a large-scale drug ring based at 11 down drug dealers and will use the most aggres- legedly accumulated 14 guns, including three sive and innovative tactics to track down and DIGITAL EDITOR locations in Queens. They were arrested and heavy-duty rifles, and thousands of rounds of Jonathan Sperling charged in May. prosecute dealers who would flood our streets ammunition inside his house. [email protected] with drugs,” Acting Queens DA John Ryan said. JUDGE BEJARANO PRESIDES JUSTICE KRON PRESIDES ADVERTISING MANAGER JUDGE BEJARANO PRESIDES Kat Ramus ••• ••• [email protected]

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2 • Queens Daily Eagle • Wednesday, August 14, 2019 Can De Blasio Deliver on Promise to Get Lead Out of Schools? By Reema Amin and Alex Zimmerman each of those classrooms before classes begin in Chalkbeat September, according to city officials, and the Mayor Bill de Blasio delivers his sixth State of the In the moments after officials revealed that city has also launched a new inspection proce- City address at Symphony Space in Manhattan. nearly 1,000 New York City classrooms have dure to identify hazards in the future. peeling lead paint last month, Mayor Bill de The procedure basically works like this: Photo by Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office Blasio took to a presidential debate stage and Custodians are supposed to check every city touted his administration’s commitment to “lit- classroom built before 1985 that contains chil- erally ending the notion of lead poisoning.” dren under 6. When custodians find evidence But the education department’s protocol for of peeling paint, they are supposed to report testing and fixing deteriorating lead paint in it. Then, the city hires a technician who uses schools stops far short of the mayor’s “vision X-ray technology to determine if there is lead zero” pledge of eliminating lead exposure, ac- in the paint. If they find lead, the city hires a cording to five experts informed of the city’s trained contractor to seal it and paint it over. protocol. “We have always had a proactive approach The city has strengthened its process for in which our custodians regularly visually in- identifying deteriorating lead paint on the heels spect all classrooms, and we perform [X-ray] of a recent investigation. And observers said the testing and remediation,” said Will Mantell, city also appears to be following the law around spokesman for the education department. addressing lead paint in schools. “Our schools experience wear and tear and But even when procedures are followed cor- are regularly re-painted, particularly over the rectly, students may be in classrooms for weeks summer. We are confident in our protocols or months before a custodian is required to con- and we’re also commissioning an external duct a visual inspection. And the city does not review to ensure they are as strong as possi- test proactively for lead dust, the most common ble.” source of lead exposure related to paint, which What that review might cover and when it can be present even without any visible signs of will take place are so far not clear. The city has deterioration. declined to answer questions about the review, “Simply looking at whether or not the walls including who will conduct it. are not in reasonable condition or are intact is But experts in lead paint remediation identi- simply not enough,” said Kim Dietrich, a pro- fied three main weaknesses in the protocol the fessor of environmental health at the University city says it follows. of Cincinnati who has advised the Centers for First, the city waits for paint to start peeling tected by a quick visual inspection. time,” said Tom Neltner, a lead paint expert at Disease Control. “That won’t identify all of the before doing anything about it. Even though the Finally, the city does not use X-ray technol- the Environmental Defense Fund, who has con- hazards that may be present in a school.” city recently instructed custodians to inspect ogy to test for lead paint until it starts peeling. ducted trainings for inspectors and contractors The consequences of lead paint exposure, classrooms three times a year, that could still Multiple experts said that if officials conducted tasked with cleaning up lead paint. even for brief periods, can negatively impact leave peeling paint unreported for stretches of a proactive sweep, they could construct a data- On the other hand, using custodians to ini- brain development and impede a student’s ca- up to a few months. base of every classroom serving children under tially identify deteriorating paint is a “creative” pacity to learn, even leading to aggressiveness Second, the city does not proactively test for 6 years old that contains lead. That way, when technique for school systems that might be or inattentiveness. Research has found that sim- lead dust, the most common form of exposure custodians find crumbling paint, they could strapped for cash and resources, Dietrich said. ple interventions can help treat the effects and through paint, which can be invisible to the na- immediately hire a contractor to fix the issue, Jonathan Wilson, deputy director and chief even improve school performance. ked eye and can result from degradation of paint saving time and costs associated with hiring an financial officer at the National Center for This summer, the city tested thousands of even without signs of peeling. Areas that are ex- inspector to test for lead every time the paint Healthy Housing, also said custodians offered classrooms and found peeling lead paint in over posed to the elements (think window sills) or starts peeling. a decent first line of defense. 900 of them, or roughly 38 percent of school high-activity areas such as doorframes can give The city’s approach is “not uncommon, but The city does appear to be following relevant buildings tested. It is remediating lead paint in off poisonous levels of dust that cannot be de- it’s shortsighted and it’s wasting money and laws and regulations, Neltner said.

Matzah Bakers: 15 f/t temp, seasonal, H-2B jobs available 10/27/19- Epstein death puts famed 4/14/20. Employer: Kehilas Papa Tzelim, Inc. dba Kehilas Yakov Matzah Bakery, 346 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11211. Duties: Mix and bake in- gredients to produce matzah in accordance with kosher dietary laws for Passover. Work days: Sun-Thurs, 8:15am-5:15pm, 35 hrs/wk. pathologist back in spotlight $15.35/hr; OT possible at $23.03/hr. Raises and/or bonuses may be of- fered to any worker in the specified occupation, at the company’s sole By Jennifer Peltz and Jim Mustian the nation’s best-known forensic pathologist discretion, based on individual factors including work performance, Associated Press — so much so that he hosted the HBO series skill and tenure. No min edu reqd, 3 mon exp as Matzah Baker reqd. NEW YORK (AP) — He testified for O.J. “Autopsy.” Must have knowledge of kosher dietary laws for Passover. OTJT prov. Simpson’s defense, helped investigate the as- “He’s a delightful man and just a wealth Transp (incl meals and, to the extent necessary, lodging) to place of em- sassinations of President John F. Kennedy and of knowledge,” Schmidt said. plymnt will be prov, or its cost to workers reimbursed, if worker com- Martin Luther King Jr., hosted an HBO show Baden has been part of many of Ameri- pletes half the emplymnt period. Return transp will be prov if worker completes the emplymnt period or is dismissed early by emplyr. Emplyr and brought his pathology expertise to bear on ca’s most prominent death investigations since the 1970s, when he was top patholo- will prov w/o charge all tools, supplies, and equipt reqd to perform job celebrity deaths and police killings. & guarantees to offer work hrs equal to at least 3⁄4 of the workdays in Now Dr. Michael Baden is enmeshed in gist for a congressional committee probing the Kennedy and King killings. each 12 wk period of total employment period. Apply at nearest State another high-stakes case, as the private pa- Workforce agency. Interested candidates may contact NYSDOL Work- thologist who observed Jeffrey Epstein’s au- Baden also has been involved in investiga- force1 Career Center, 250 Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 topsy on his lawyers’ behalf. tions into celebrity deaths, from comedian John or by phone 718-780-9200. Reference job order NY1311297. Or inter- The death of the well-connected financier in Belushi’s 1982 drug overdose to former foot- ested candidates may mail Kehilas Yakov Matzah Bakery, attn David a jail cell muddied a closely watched sex-traf- ball player Aaron Hernandez’s 2017 prison sui- Grunwald, 346 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11211 or fax: 718-384-2612. ficking conspiracy case and trained scrutiny on cide. Baden has aided celebrity defenses, too. the federal prison system. Epstein’s accusers, He testified for record producer Phil the attorney general, politicians and others are Spector in his first murder trial in the 2003 demanding answers. But if Baden is stepping In this 2014 file photo, pathologist Dr. death of actress Lana Clarkson. Baden’s into a maelstrom, it’s a familiar spot for a scien- Michael Baden speaks during a news wife, attorney Linda Kenney Baden, repre- tist accustomed to the spotlight. conference to share preliminary re- sented Spector at the time, which prosecu- ame hange “Even when an autopsy is done, the spec- tors suggested created a conflict of interest. n c sults of a second autopsy done on ulation doesn’t stop” when the well-known The pathologist denied it and said he made Michael Brown in St. Louis County, NAME CHANGE NAME CHANGE die, Baden wrote in his 1990 book “Unnatu- Missouri. AP Photo his findings before his wife joined Spector’s ral Death: Confessions of a Medical Exam- defense team. IMBERT ROTHBLOOM iner.” But an autopsy, he wrote, is “part of which can take weeks or even months. Such The jury deadlocked in that trial, but NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN the process of finding the truth.” autopsies also can offer a degree of indepen- Spector was later convicted. ORDER ENTERED BY THE CIVIL COURT, ORDER ENTERED BY THE CIVIL COURT, Neither Baden nor the New York City dence when allegations of official wrongdo- In the Simpson case, Baden offered testi- KINGS COUNTY ON THE 12TH DAY OF KINGS COUNTY ON THE 9TH DAY OF mony that conflicted, at times sharply, with the AUGUST, 2019, BEARING THE INDEX AUGUST, 2019, BEARING THE INDEX Medical Examiner’s Office has released any ing or malfeasance arise. NUMBER NC-000999-19/KI, A COPY NUMBER NC-000971-19/KI, A COPY findings from Epstein’s autopsy, conducted “It takes away the appearance of some- county coroner’s views on the 1994 killings OF WHICH MAY BE EXAMINED AT OF WHICH MAY BE EXAMINED AT Sunday. Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Barba- thing that’s gone corrupt,” said Scott M. of the football star-turned-actor’s wife, Nicole THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK LOCAT- THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK LOCAT- ra Sampson, whose office Baden led decades Schmidt, president of the New York State Brown Simpson, and her friend Ronald Gold- ED AT CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUN- ED AT CIVIL COURT, KINGS COUNTY, ago, called it “routine practice” for private Association of County Coroners and Medi- man. Simpson was acquitted of murder after TY, 141 LIVINGSTON STREET, BROOK- 141 LIVINGSTON STREET, BROOKLYN, pathologists to be allowed to observe, if re- cal Examiners. a televised trial that riveted the nation. A civil LYN, NEW YORK, 11201, GRANTS ME NEW YORK, 11201, GRANTS ME (US) For example, in the 2014 death of Michael court jury later found him liable for wrongful (US) THE RIGHT TO: ASSUME THE THE RIGHT TO: ASSUME THE NAME OF quested. NAME OF (FIRST) FANTZFANON (MID- (FIRST) MEGAN (MIDDLE) FIX (LAST) Private autopsies are commonplace fol- Brown, an unarmed black 18-year-old who death and ordered him to pay $33.5 million af- DLE) RUBEN (LAST) IMBERT. MY PRES- ROTHBLOOM. MY PRESENT NAME IS lowing deaths in jails or prisons, particularly was fatally shot by police in Ferguson, Missou- ter a trial at which Baden also testified. ENT NAME IS (FIRST) FANTZFANON (FIRST) MEGAN (MIDDLE) ELIZABETH in high-profile cases, said Dr. Joe Cohen, a ri, pathologists conducted three autopsies: one More recently, Baden performed an inde- (MIDDLE) RUBEN (LAST) ELLIS AKA (LAST) ROTHBLOOM AKA MEGAN longtime pathologist who previously worked by the St. Louis County Medical Examiner, a pendent autopsy on Eric Garner, an unarmed FANTZFANON R ELLIS. THE CITY AND ELIZABETH FIX AKA MEGAN E FIX. THE for the New York City medical examiner and private one conducted by Baden and another black man killed in an encounter with New STATE OF MY CURRENT ADDRESS ARE CITY AND STATE OF MY CURRENT AD- is now in private practice in California. ordered by the Justice Department. York police weeks before Brown’s death. BROOKLYN, NY. MY PLACE OF BIRTH DRESS ARE BROOKLYN, NY. MY PLACE The two killings spurred protests and helped IS BROOKLYN, NY. THE MONTH AND OF BIRTH IS NEW YORK. THE MONTH The examinations can give families some At 85, Baden counts more than 20,000 YEAR OF MY BIRTH IS JULY 1983. AND YEAR OF MY BIRTH IS JUNE 1990. answers before official results are finalized, autopsies during his career, and he is likely catalyze the Black Lives Matter movement. #172805 #172787

Wednesday, August 14, 2019 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • 3 GG uest Editorial Opinions Rework our Agriculture, Rebuild our Soil, Renew our Climate By David R. Montgomery The Conversation It’s time to take soil seriously. As the Intergovernmental Pan- el on Climate Change states with very high confidence in its latest report, land degradation represents “one of the biggest and most urgent challenges” that humanity faces. The report assesses potential impacts of climate change on food production and concludes that rising atmospheric carbon dioxide levels will reduce crop yields and degrade the nutrition- al quality of food. To avert climate catastrophe, the report warns, people need to make changes in agriculture and land use. In other words, it’s no longer enough to wean society off fossil fuels. Stabiliz- ing the climate will also require removing carbon from the sky. Rethinking humanity’s relationship to the soil can help on both scores. Healthy, fertile soils are rich in organic matter built of carbon that living plants pulled out of the atmosphere through photo- synthesis. Carbon-rich organic matter helps fuel the soil organ- isms that recycle and release mineral elements that plants take back up as nutrients. But soils release carbon too. And the frequent tillage and heavy fertilizer use that underpin modern conventional agricul- ture have accelerated degradation of soil organic matter, sending more carbon skyward – a lot, it turns out. The new IPCC report concludes that globally, cropland soils have lost 20 to 60 percent of their original organic carbon content. North American farmland has lost about half of its natural endowment of soil carbon. On top of those losses, modern agriculture consumes a lot of fossil fuels to pull plows and manufacture the synthetic nitrogen fertilizers that farmers rely on to coax large harvests from degraded soils. Land management choices also affect the amount of carbon stored in trees, plants and soil. The new IPCC report estimates that serious changes in forestry and agriculture to curtail de- forestation and improve soil management could reduce global emissions by 5 percent to 20 percent. While this won’t solve the climate problem, it would represent a significant down payment on a global solution.

Farming for carbon Investing in soil regeneration would also deliver other ben- efits. One key takeaway from the IPCC report is that conven- tionally tilled soils erode more than 100 times faster than they form. This troubling conclusion echoes and amplifies what I found a decade ago, after compiling global data on rates of soil formation and loss. My book “Dirt: The Erosion of Civiliza- tions” tells how soil degradation undermined societies around the world, from the ancient Greeks and Romans to the U.S. Dust Bowl of the 1930s. Today humans have degraded roughly one-third of the world’s topsoil, and about 3.2 billion people – more than a third of humanity – already suffer from the effects of degraded land. Continuing down this path does not bode well for feeding a growing world population. But what if it was possible to reverse course, regenerate soil organic matter and reduce farmers’ need for diesel fuel and chemical fertilizers made with fossil fuels? This would make it feasible to stash more carbon in the soil and reduce the amount that’s sent skyward in the process of growing food. I saw the potential for regenerative agriculture to restore soil organic matter in both developed and developing countries when I researched “Growing a Revolution: Bringing Our Soil Back to Life,” my book about how regenerative farming prac- tices allow farmers to reduce their use of costly fertilizers and pesticides. All the farmers I interviewed shared three things in com- mon. They had switched from plowing to no-till methods that minimized soil disturbance, planted cover crops, and grew a diverse mix of cash and cover crops. Some had even According to a 2018 U.N. report that reviewed global land cover crops for nitrogen fixation and erosion control and in- adopted regenerative grazing practices that put livestock to degradation, the economic benefits of land restoration average tegrated livestock back into farming systems. It found that for work rebuilding carbon-rich soil. Their results showed me that 10 times the costs. Rebuilding fertile soil is also one of the a wide variety of systems and crops, yields increased an aver- when farming and ranching practices build soil health, they can most promising ways to address hunger and malnutrition in age of almost 80%. Results like these indicate that investing in reverse soil degradation rapidly and profitably. Africa, where the costs of failing to combat land degradation are soil-building practices would help feed a warming world. typically three times the cost of addressing the problem. When President John F. Kennedy called for a national effort to Worth the transition Restoring soil health would help mitigate the effects of cli- go to the Moon, the U.S. managed to do the unthinkable in under Barriers to adopting regenerative farming systems include mate change. Increasing the amount of organic matter in soil a decade. I believe it’s time now for a global “soil shot” to heal force of habit, lack of knowledge about new practices and real enhances its ability to hold water. And improving soil struc- the land. Rebuilding healthy fertile soil on the world’s agricultur- and perceived economic risk during the transition. But the ben- ture would let more rainfall sink into the ground, where it al lands would require fundamental changes to agriculture, and efits of rebuilding healthy, fertile soil are clear. can better sustain crops – especially during drought-stressed a new agricultural philosophy. But consider who stands to lose years – and help reduce flooding downstream. In addition from such a shift: corporate interests that profit from modern ag- Daily Eagle of Brooklyn and Queens welcomes opinions, to benefiting the climate, less fertilizer use will reduce off- rochemical-intensive farming and factory-farm livestock. Who both pro and con, on all subjects affecting our daily lives. farm water pollution. stands to gain? Everyone else. We also welcome responses to the published articles and Regenerative practices that focus on soil building bring other David R. Montgomery is a professor of Earth and Space Sci- opinions, which should be sent to [email protected] benefits too. For example, one 2006 study surveyed low-input, ences at the University of Washington. (Brooklyn) and [email protected] (Queens). resource-conserving agricultural practices in 286 development The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of projects across Latin America, Africa and Asia that employed news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.

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[NOTE: THIS CITATION BANK OF COMMERCE, “JOHN DOE #1” UNDER INDEX NO. 510243/2019, AGREED PRICE AND REASONABLE TO WWW.DOT.NY.GOV/DOING-BUSI- DY TO THE PETITIONER(S) WITHOUT IS SERVED UPON YOU AS REQUIRED THROUGH “JOHN DOE #12,” THE LAST THE OBJECT OF WHICH IS, AMONG VALUE OF THE WORK PERFORMED NESS/OPPORTUNITIES/CONST-NO- YOUR APPEARANCE. IF YOU WISH TO BY LAW. YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO TWELVE NAMES BEING FICTITIOUS OTHER THINGS, TO RECOVER DAM- TO CONSTRUCT THE IMPROVEMENTS TICES. THE CONTRACTOR IS RE- BE REPRESENTED BY AN ATTORNEY IN APPEAR. IF YOU FAIL TO APPEAR IT AND UNKNOWN TO PLAINTIFF, THE AGES AGAINST DEFENDANT TIMO- HEREINABOVE DESCRIBED IN THE SPONSIBLE FOR ENSURING THAT ALL THE MATTER BUT CANNOT AFFORD WILL BE ASSUMED YOU DO NOT OB- PERSONS OR PARTIES INTENDED BE- THY B. HERRIOT, IN AN AMOUNT OF SUM OF $3,806,062.33, WITH INTER- AMENDMENTS ARE INCORPORATED ONE, YOU MAY BE ENTITLED TO HAVE JECT TO THE RELIEF REQUESTED. YOU ING THE TENANTS, OCCUPANTS, PER- NO LESS THAN $269,658.07 PLUS IN- EST THEREON, TOGETHER WITH THE INTO ITS BID. TO RECEIVE NOTIFICA- THE COURT APPOINT AN ATTORNEY HAVE A RIGHT TO HAVE AN ATTOR- SONS OR CORPORATIONS, IF ANY, TEREST, COSTS, EXPENSES AND AT- COSTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF TION OF AMENDMENTS VIA E-MAIL TO REPRESENT YOU FOR FREE. FOR NEY APPEAR FOR YOU.] HAVING OR CLAIMING AN INTEREST TORNEYS’ FEES, FOR HIS ROLE IN #172546 THIS ACTION AND ADJUDGING THAT YOU MUST SUBMIT A REQUEST TO BE MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CON- IN OR LIEN UPON THE PREMISES, DE- THE IMPROPER TRANSFER OF A CER- SAID MECHANIC’S LIEN HAS PRIORI- PLACED ON THE PLANHOLDERS LIST TACT THE CONFIDENTIAL CLERK AT SCRIBED IN THE COMPLAINT, DEFEN- TAIN PIECE OF REAL PROPERTY AND PUBLIC NOTICE: TY OVER OTHER CLAIMS OF THE DE- FOR FAILURE TO REPAY A NOTE AND AT WWW.DOT.NY.GOV/DOING-BUSI- FAMILY COURT, (302) 255-2562 DANTS. SUPPLEMENTAL SUMMONS NESS/OPPORTUNITIES/CONST-PLAN- #172675 10075007 - NORTH FENDANTS AGAINST THE PROPERTY; ( MORTGAGED PREMISES: 487 MID- MORTGAGE, WHICH ENCUMBERED C) ADJUDGING THAT ALL OTHER PER- HOLDER. AMENDMENTS MAY HAVE BELMONT & HENDRIX WOOD STREET BROOKLYN, NY 11225 THE PROPERTY AFTER HE TOOK TI- SONS BE FOREVER FORECLOSED OF BEEN ISSUED PRIOR TO YOUR PLACE- NOTICE OF SALE AT&T MOBILITY, LLC IS PROPOSING TO DISTRICT: SECTION: BLOCK: 4798 TLE. PURSUANT TO ITS OBLIGATIONS UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, ALL EQUITY OF REDEMPTION OT OTH- MENT ON THE PLANHOLDERS LIST. COLLOCATE ANTENNAS ON AN 81- LOT: 66 TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DE- UNDER A POLICY OF TITLE INSUR- EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, ER LIEN, CLAIM OR INTEREST IN AND NYS FINANCE LAW RESTRICTS COM- FOOT BUILDING AT 233 JAMAICA AVE, FENDANTS YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- ANCE, PLAINTIFF CHICAGO TITLE IN- 5316 CHURCH AVENUE, LLC, PLAIN- TO THE SAID PROPERTY; ( D) DIRECT- MUNICATION WITH NYSDOT ON PRO- BROOKLYN, KINGS COUNTY, NY. PUB- MONED TO ANSWER THE COMPLAINT SURANCE COMPANY (“CHICAGO TI- TIFF, VS. DIANE YHUN, ET AL., DE- ING THAT THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED CUREMENTS AND CONTACT CAN LIC COMMENTS REGARDING THE PO- IN THIS ACTION AND TO SERVE A TLE”) PAID THE ABOVE SUM TO QUIET FENDANT(S). PURSUANT TO A JUDG- BE SOLD, AS PROVIDED BY LAW, ONLY BE MADE WITH DESIGNATED TENTIAL EFFECTS FROM THIS SITE ON COPY OF YOUR ANSWER, OR, IF THE TITLE TO THE PROPERTY. THE ATTOR- MENT OF FORECLOSURE AND SALE AND THAT OUT OF THE PROCEEDS NEYS FOR CHICAGO TITLE ARE FI- PERSONS. CONTACT WITH NON-DES- HISTORIC PROPERTIES MAY BE SUB- COMPLAINT IS NOT SERVED WITH IGNATED PERSONS OR OTHER IN- DULY FILED ON NOVEMBER 28, 2018, MITTED WITHIN 30-DAYS FROM THE OF SUCH SALE, PLAINTIFF BE PAID DELITY NATIONAL LAW GROUP, 105 I, THE UNDERSIGNED REFEREE WILL THE AMOUNT OF ITS LIEN AFORE- THIS SUMMONS, TO SERVE A NOTICE EISENHOWER PARKWAY, SUITE 103, VOLVED AGENCIES WILL BE CONSID- DATE OF THIS PUBLICATION TO: MAG- OF APPEARANCE ON THE PLAINTIFF’S ERED A SERIOUS MATTER AND MAY SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE RA- GIE KLEJBUK - CBRE, 70 WEST RED SAID AND INTEREST THEREON, WITH ROSELAND, NEW JERSEY 07068, (973) SUL & ASSOCIATIES LLC, 88-10 LIB- THE EXPENSES OF THE SALE AND THE ATTORNEY WITHIN 20 DAYS AFTER 863-7018. YOU ARE SUMMONED TO RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION. CON- OAK LANE, WHITE PLAINS, NY 10604, THE SERVICE OF THIS SUMMONS, EX- TACT ROBERT KITCHEN (518)457- ERTY AVENUE, JAMAICA, NY ON WHITEPLAINSCULTURALRESOURC- COSTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF THIS ANSWER THE MOTION FOR SUMMA- SEPTEMBER 11, 2019 AT 11:00 A.M., ACTION; AND THAT PLAINTIFF HAVE CLUSIVE OF THE DAY OF SERVICE (OR RY JUDGMENT IN LIEU OF A COM- 2124. CONTRACTS WITH 0% GOALS [email protected] OR (914) 694-9600. PREMISES KNOWN AS 5316 CHURCH #172795 JUDGMENT AGAINST PRATT FOR ANY WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER THE SERVICE PLAINT (“MOTION”) IN THIS ACTION ARE GENERALLY SINGLE OPERA- IS COMPLETE IF THIS SUMMONS IS TION CONTRACTS, WHERE SUBCON- AVENUE, BROOKLYN, NY. ALL THAT SUCH DEFICIENCY THAT MAY REMAIN AND TO SERVE A COPY OF YOUR AN- CERTAIN PLOT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF SUMMONS AFTER SUCH PAYMENT; ( E) GRANT- NOT PERSONALLY DELIVERED TO YOU SWERING PAPERS, OR IF NOT SERVED TRACTING IS NOT EXPECTED, AND LAND, WITH THE BUILDINGS AND IM- INDEX NO.: 2599/19 SUPREME COURT ING TO THE PLAINTIFF THE COSTS WITHIN THE STATE OF NEW YORK) IN WITH THIS SUMMONS/NOTICE, TO MAY PRESENT DIRECT BIDDING OP- PROVEMENTS THEREON ERECTED, OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK COUN- AND DISBURSEMENTS OF THIS AC- THE EVENT THE UNITED STATES OF SERVE A NOTICE OF APPEARANCE ON PORTUNITIES FOR SMALL BUSINESS SITUATE, LYING AND BEING IN THE TY OF KINGS WINDSOR CONSTRUC- TION, INCLUDING ATTORNEY’S FEES; AMERICA IS MADE A PARTY DEFEN- THE PLAINTIFF’S ATTORNEYS, WITH- FIRMS, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIM- BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN, COUNTY TION ENTERPRISES, INC., PLAINTIFF, (F) GRANTING PLAINTIFF SUCH OTH- DANT, THE TIME TO ANSWER FOR THE IN TWENTY (20) DAYS AFTER THE SER- ITED TO D/W/MBES. THE NEW YORK OF KINGS, CITY AND STATE OF NEW -AGAINST- PRATT INSTITUTE, NEW ER AND FURTHER RELIEF AS THIS SAID UNITED STATES OF AMERICA VICE OF THIS SUMMONS/NOTICE, EX- STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPOR- YORK, BLOCK 4701 AND LOT 7. AP- YORK CITY ENVIRONMENTAL CON- COURT DEEMS JUST AND PROP- SHALL NOT EXPIRE UNTIL (60) DAYS CLUSIVE OF THE DAY OF SERVICE (OR TATION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROXIMATE AMOUNT OF JUDGMENT TROL BOARD, “JOHN DOE NO.1” ER. A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPER- AFTER SERVICE OF THE SUMMONS; WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER THE TITLE VI OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF IS $1,015,119.41 PLUS INTEREST AND THROUGH “JOHN DOE NO. 10”, INCLU- TY SUBJECT TO THE LIEN SOUGHT TO AND IN CASE OF YOUR FAILURE TO SERVICE IS COMPLETE IF THIS SUM- 1964, 78 STAT. 252, 42 U.S.C. 2000D COSTS. PREMISES WILL BE SOLD SUB- SIVE, “MARY ROE” NO. 1 THROUGH BE FORECLOSED IS: BEING THE SAME APPEAR OR ANSWER, JUDGMENT MONS/NOTICE IS NOT PERSONAL- TO 2000D-4 AND TITLE 49, CODE OF JECT TO PROVISIONS OF FILED JUDG- MARY ROE NO. 10”, INCLUSIVE AND PREMISES AS DESCRIBED IN DEEDS WILL BE TAKEN AGAINST YOU BY DE- LY DELIVERED TO YOU WITHIN THE FEDERAL REGULATIONS, DEPART- MENT CASE NO. 1:14-CV-07376-FB- XYZ CORP. NO 1 THROUGH ABC LLC RECORDED IN THE KINGS CITY REG- FAULT FOR THE RELIEF DEMANDED IN STATE OF NEW YORK); AND IN CASE MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, SUBTI- RER. JAY SHARMA, ESQ., REFEREE NO. 10, INCLUSIVE, THE NAMES IN ISTER’S OFFICE AT LIBER 3126 P. 419, THE COMPLAINT. NOTICE OF NATURE OF YOUR FAILURE TO APPEAR OR AN- TLE A, OFFICE THE SECRETARY, PART POLSINELLI PC, 600 THIRD AVENUE, QUOTATION MARKS BEING FICTI- LIBER 3126 P. 420, LIBER 3726 P. 26, OF ACTION AND RELIEF SOUGHT THE SWER, JUDGMENT WILL BE TAKEN 21, NONDISCRIMINATION IN FED- 42ND FLOOR, NEW YORK, NEW YORK TIOUS, THE TRUE NAMES PRESENTLY LIBER 3580 P. 28, LIBER 3580 P. 32, OBJECT OF THE ABOVE CAPTION AC- AGAINST YOU BY DEFAULT FOR THE ERALLY-ASSISTED PROGRAMS OF 10016, ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF BEING UNKNOWN TO THE PLAINTIFF, TION IS TO FORECLOSE A MORTGAGE RELIEF DEMANDED IN THE MOTION. THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTA- LIBER 3468 P. 342, LIBER 3580 P. 29, #172749 SUCH PERSONS AND/OR ENTITIES LIBER 6156 P. 121, LIBER 6928 P. 60, TO SECURE THE SUM OF $577,500.00 YOUR OPPOSITION, NOTICE OF AP- TION AND TITLE 23 CODE OF FEDER- BEING AND INTENDED TO BE THOSE PEARANCE, MOTION OR OTHER RE- AL REGULATIONS, PART 200, TITLE IV PROBATE CITATION LIBER 7055 P. 360, LIBER 7055 P. 364, AND INTEREST, RECORDED ON APRIL PERSONS AND/OR ENTITIES IN OCCU- LIBER 7790 P. 274, LIBER 8006 P. 81, 7, 2009, AT LIBER 2009000101213 SPONSE TO THE MOTION MUST BE PROGRAM AND RELATED STATUTES, FILE NO. 2018-3723 SURROGATE’S PANCY OR POSSESSION OF OR WITH LIBER 8062 P. 260, LIBER 8074 P. 244, PAGE , OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SERVED UPON THE ABOVE-REFER- AS AMENDED, ISSUED PURSUANT COURT - KINGS COUNTY CITATION AN INTEREST IN OR A LIEN UPON THE LIBER 8080 P. 343, LIBER 8223 P.-455, KINGS COUNTY, NEW YORK, COVER- ENCED ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF TO SUCH ACT, HEREBY NOTIFIES ALL THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW REAL PROPERTY LOCATED AT 190 LIBER 8230 P. 621 AND LIBER 8233 P. ING PREMISES KNOWN AS 487 MID- AND FILED, WITH PROOF OF SERVICE, WHO RESPOND TO A WRITTEN DE- YORK BY THE GRACE OF GOD FREE GRAND AVENUE, BROOKLYN, CITY 437. SAID PREMISES BEING KNOWN WOOD STREET BROOKLYN, NY 11225. WITH THE SUPREME COURT, LOCAT- PARTMENT SOLICITATION, REQUEST AND INDEPENDENT TO PHYLIS DA- AND STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY AS LOT 1 IN BLOCK 1920 ON THE TAX THE RELIEF SOUGHT IN THE WITH- ED AT 360 ADAMS STREET, BROOK- FOR PROPOSAL OR INVITATION FOR VIDOVITZ ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN OF KINGS, BLOCK NO. 1920, LOT NO. MAPS FOR THE COUNTY OF KINGS, IN ACTION IS A FINAL JUDGMENT DI- LYN, NEW YORK 11201, IN THE E-FILE/ BID THAT IT WILL AFFIRMATIVELY IN- PERSONS WHOSE NAMES OR PARTS 1, OR ANY PERSON OR ENTITY WHO SURE THAT IN ANY CONTRACT EN- STATE OF NEW YORK. RECTING THE SALE OF THE PREMISES MOTION SUPPORT OFFICE, ROOM OF WHOSE NAMES, AND WHOSE BY BOND, NOTE, EXTENSION AGREE- #172301 227. THERE IS NO FILING FEE FOR FIL- TERED INTO PURSUANT TO THIS AD- PLACE OR PLACES OF RESIDENCE MENT OR OTHERWISE MAY BE LIABLE DESCRIBED ABOVE TO SATISFY THE ING ANSWERING PAPERS. HOWEVER, VERTISEMENT, DISADVANTAGED ARE UNKNOWN, AND CANNOT, AF- FOR A DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT, DE- SUPPLEMENTAL SUMMONS DEBT SECURED BY THE MORTGAGE IF YOU DECIDE TO FILE A MOTION, A BUSINESS ENTERPRISES WILL BE AF- TER DUE DILIGENT INQUIRY, BE AS- FENDANTS. PLAINTIFF DESIGNATED SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF DESCRIBED ABOVE. KINGS COUNTY FILING FEE IN THE AMOUNT OF $45.00 FORDED FULL OPPORTUNITY TO CERTAINED, DISTRIBUTEES, HEIRS AT KINGS COUNTY AS THE PLACE OF TRI- NEW YORK COUNTY OF KINGS IN- IS DESIGNATED AS THE PLACE OF TRI- MUST BE PAID. IF YOU DO NOT FILE SUBMIT BIDS IN RESPONSE TO THIS LAW AND NEXT OF KIN OF SAID SAM- AL. THE BASIS OF VENUE IS: LOCATION DEX NO. 504945/2018 CIT BANK, N.A., AL BECAUSE THE REAL PROPERTY AF- AND SERVE A WRITTEN ANSWER OR INVITATION AND WILL NOT BE DIS- UEL JOSEPHY A/K/A SAM JOSEPHY OF PROPERTY. TO THE ABOVE NAMED PLAINTIFF, PLAINTIFF DESIGNATES FECTED BY THIS ACTION IS LOCATED MOTION WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS CRIMINATED AGAINST ON THE AND IF ANY OF THE SAID DISTRIBU- DEFENDANTS: YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- KINGS AS THE PLACE OF TRIAL SITUS IN SAID COUNTY. NOTICE YOU ARE IN OF THE DATE OF PUBLICATION OF GROUNDS OF RACE, COLOR, NA- TEES, HEIRS AT LAW OR NEXT OF KIN MONED TO ANSWER THE COMPLAINT OF THE REAL PROPERTY VS. WAN- DANGER OF LOSING YOUR HOME IF THIS NOTICE, THE COURT MAY ENTER TIONAL ORIGIN, SEX, AGE, DISABILI- OF DECEASED, BE DEAD, THEIR LE- IN THIS ACTION AND TO SERVE A DA FAYE WALKER, AS HEIR AND DIS- YOU DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS SUM- A JUDGMENT AGAINST YOU FOR THE TY/HANDICAP AND INCOME STATUS GAL REPRESENTATIVES, THEIR HUS- COPY OF YOUR ANSWER, OR, IF THE TRIBUTEE OF THE ESTATE OF RUBY D. MONS AND COMPLAINT BY SERVING RELIEF THAT PLAINTIFF DEMANDS, IN CONSIDERATION FOR AN AWARD. BANDS OR WIVES, IF ANY, DISTRIBU- COMPLAINT IS NOT SERVED WITH MURRAY A/K/A RUBY DEAN MURRAY; A COPY OF THE ANSWER ON THE AT- PLUS INTEREST AND COSTS OF SUIT. PLEASE CALL (518)457-2124 IF A TEES AND SUCCESSORS IN INTEREST THIS SUMMONS, TO SERVE A NOTICE UNKNOWN HEIRS AND DISTRIBUTEES TORNEY FOR THE MORTGAGE COM- IF JUDGMENT IS ENTERED AGAINST REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION IS WHOSE NAMES AND/OR PLACES OF OF APPEARANCE ON THE PLAINTIFFS OF THE ESTATE OF RUBY D. MURRAY PANY WHO FILED THIS FORECLO- YOU, THE SHERIFF MAY SEIZE YOUR NEEDED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE LET- RESIDENCE AND POST OFFICE AD- ATTORNEY(S) WITHIN 20 DAYS AFTER A/K/A RUBY DEAN MURRAY ANY AND SURE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU MONEY, WAGES, PROPERTY OR OTH- TING. REGION 11: NEW YORK STATE DRESS ARE UNKNOWN. A PETITION THE SERVICE OF THIS SUMMONS, EX- ALL PERSONS UNKNOWN TO PLAIN- AND FILING THE ANSWER WITH THE ER ASSETS TO PAY ALL OR PART OF DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HAVING BEEN DULY FILED BY NOSON CLUSIVE OF THE DAY OF SERVICE ( TIFF, CLAIMING, OR WHO MAY CLAIM COURT, A DEFAULT JUDGMENT MAY THE JUDGMENT. IF YOU CANNOT AF- 47 - 40, 21ST STREET,, ONE HUNTERS C. JOSEPHY, WHO IS DOMICILED AT OR WITHIN 30 DAYS AFTER THE SER- TO HAVE AN INTEREST IN, OR GENER- BE ENTERED AND YOU CAN LOSE FORD AN ATTORNEY AND SEEK IN- POINT PLAZA, LONG ISLAND CITY, NY, 2 MEADOW LANE, LAWRENCE, NEW VICE IS COMPLETE IF THIS SUM- AL OR SPECIFIC LIEN UPON THE REAL YOUR HOME. SPEAK TO AN ATTOR- FORMATION ABOUT THE LEGAL 11101 D264018, PIN XM2020, BRONX, YORK 11559 YOU ARE HEREBY CITED MONS IS NOT PERSONALLY DELIV- PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THIS AC- NEY OR GO TO THE COURT WHERE PROCESS, YOU MAY CALL THE HELP KINGS, NEW YORK, QUEENS, RICH- TO SHOW CAUSE BEFORE THE SUR- ERED TO YOU WITHIN THE STATE OF TION; SUCH UNKNOWN PERSONS BE- YOUR CASE IS PENDING FOR FUR- MOND COS., WHERE & WHEN REPAIRS CENTER AT THE SUPREME COURT AT ROGATE’S COURT, KINGS COUNTY, NEW YORK); AND IN CASE OF YOUR ING HEREIN GENERALLY DESCRIBED THER INFORMATION ON HOW TO AN- INCLUDING WORK ON BRIDGE DECKS, (347) 296-1740, OR VISIT ROOM 122C AT 2 JOHNSON STREET, ROOM 319, FAILURE TO APPEAR OR ANSWER, AND INTENDED TO BE INCLUDED SWER THE SUMMONS AND PROTECT RETAINING WALLS, PAVING, ETC. AT THE COURTHOUSE. BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, ON SEPTEM- JUDGMENT WILL BE TAKEN AGAINST IN THE FOLLOWING DESIGNATION, YOUR PROPERTY. SENDING A PAY- #171067 THROUGHOUT NEW YORK CITY., BID BER 19, 2019, AT 9:30 O’CLOCK IN THE YOU BY DEFAULT FOR THE RELIEF DE- NAMELY: THE WIFE, WIDOW, HUS- MENT TO THE MORTGAGE COMPANY DEPOSIT: 5% OF BID ( $750,000.00), FORENOON OF THAT DAY, WHY A DE- MANDED IN THE COMPLAINT. DATED: BAND, WIDOWER, HEIRS AT LAW, WILL NOT STOP THE FORECLOSURE NOTICE GOALS: MBE: 12.00%, WBE: 18.00% SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AS #172733 CREE SHOULD NOT BE MADE IN THE JULY 1, 2019 DEFENDANTS’ ADDRESS- NEXT OF KIN, DESCENDANTS, EXEC- ACTION. YOU MUST RESPOND BY SET FORTH IN INSTRUCTIONS TO BID- ESTATE OF SAMUEL JOSEPHY A/K/A ES: PRATT INSTITUTE; 200 WILLOUGH- UTORS, ADMINISTRATORS, DEVISEES, SERVING A COPY OF THE ANSWER ON DERS UNTIL 10:30 A.M. ON THURSDAY, NOTICE OF HEARING SAM JOSEPHY LATELY DOMICILED BY AVENUE BROOKLYN, NY 11205 NYC LEGATEES, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, THE ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFF SEPTEMBER 12, 2019 AT THE NYSDOT, NOTICE OF HEARING IN A PETITION AT 425 NEPTUNE AVENUE - APT. 1F, ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL BOARD: COMMITTEES, LIENORS, AND ASSIGN- (MORTGAGE COMPANY) AND FILING CONTRACT MANAGEMENT BUREAU, TO RESCIND GUARDIANSHIP TO: BROOKLYN, NY 11224 ADMITTING 100 CHURCH STREET NEW YORK, NY EES OF SUCH DECEASED, ANY AND THE ANSWER WITH THE COURT. RAS 50 WOLF RD, 1ST FLOOR, SUITE 1CM, MOREACE LEARY DOB: 03/31/1981, TO PROBATE A WILL DATED JULY 31, 10007 MARK HOROWITZ ATTORNEY ALL PERSONS DERIVING INTEREST BORISKIN, LLC ATTORNEY FOR PLAIN- ALBANY, NY 12232 AND WILL BE PUB- RESPONDENT FROM: CONFIDEN- 2013, AS THE WILL OF SAMUEL JOSE- FOR PLAINTIFF 175 SCHENCK AVE- IN OR LIEN UPON, OR TITLE TO SAID TIFF BY: CHETNA T. RAMCHANDANI, LICLY OPENED AND READ. BIDS MAY TIAL CLERK OF FAMILY COURT RE- PHY A/K/A SAM JOSEPHY, DECEASED, NUE GREAT NECK, N.Y. 11021 (516) REAL PROPERTY BY, THROUGH OR ESQ. 900 MERCHANTS CONCOURSE, ALSO BE SUBMITTED VIA THE INTER- BECCA RAHMAN, PETITIONER, HAS RELATING TO REAL AND PERSON- 474-9700 NOTICE TO DEFENDANT(S): UNDER THEM, OR EITHER OF THEM, SUITE 310 WESTBURY, NY 11590 516- NET USING WWW.BIDX.COM. A CER- BROUGHT A CIVIL ACTION (PETI- AL PROPERTY AND DIRECTING THAT THE NATURE OF THIS ACTION IS AN AND THEIR RESPECTIVE WIVES, WID- 280-7675 TIFIED CASHIER’S CHECK PAYABLE TION NUMBER 19-10440) AGAINST LETTERS TESTAMENTARY ISSUE TO: ACTION TO FORECLOSE A MECHAN- OWS, HUSBANDS, WIDOWERS, HEIRS #172588

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6 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Wednesday, August 14, 2019 Shady pharmacies target low-income people with HIV in ‘disturbing’ scheme Continued from page 1 sociated with poverty. A map of Department of Health list of the city’s poorest neighborhoods Medicaid reimbursable drugs. Last month, state Attor- mirrors a map of the neighbor- Each pill delivers a suite of med- ney General Letitia James an- hoods with the highest rates of ications in one capsule, a huge nounced the arrest of a pharma- HIV, aside from a few outliers, upgrade from the days when cy owner and three pharmacy like Chelsea, where gay men people with HIV had to take a managers — two from Queens contracted HIV at high rates in handful of pills with damaging — who allegedly earned $10.2 the 1980s and early 90s. side effects every day. million in a Medicaid kick- Today’s medication enables The individual pill pric- The New York City AIDS Memorial in the West Village is located near the former site of back and drug buyback scheme people with HIV to live healthy es mean that a 30-day supply St. Vincent’s Hospital, which became the epicenter of the AIDS crisis of the 1980s. through First Choice Pharmacy lives and suppress their viral wholesales for nearly $3,000, in Harlem. load until it is undetectable in but the Average Wholesale Prosecutors said an investi- blood tests — though this does Price, or AWP, is just the “stick- gation determined that from Jan. not mean they are cured. er price” — no pharmacy ever 1, 2013 to Dec. 31, 2016, First “HIV is a weird disease actually pays it. Instead, phar- Choice Pharmacy in Harlem did where you have to have 90 to 95 macy benefit managers and not purchase enough HIV med- percent maintenance. You can’t pharmacist trade groups serve ication from licensed wholesal- miss a day,” said Housing Works as go-betweens, negotiating the ers to justify the amount of med- Chief Medical Officer Dr. Vaty retail price that pharmacies pay, ication it claimed to dispense in Poitevien. Leach said. its billing records. In essence, The virus can surge if the Though the actual prices the enterprise allegedly billed person stops taking their med- are based on the AWP, every for the same medication multi- ication for an extended period, pharmacy may pay a different ple times. but sometimes skipping a few amount depending on the in- A ‘deeply damaging’ days in exhange for cash is the surances they accept or which operation last option for people in need of wholesalers’ rebates they have, James called the scheme other necessities Leach said. “disturbing and deeply damag- “I understand the pull for After the complexities of de- ing to our society.” The pharma- patients — it’s completely un- termining the actual price, the cists, she said, “exploit our most derstandable,” Poitevien said. pharmacy derives profit from a Efforts to reduce the number of HIV diagnoses to zero are hampered by exploitative vulnerable patients to steal mil- “What shocked me is that phar- simple math calculation: Reim- pharmacists who buy medications back from low-income customers and bill Medicaid lions of dollars reserved to pro- macies are engaged in this busi- bursement minus cost. multiple times. Eagle file photos by David Brand vide New Yorkers with essential ness.” The profits are slim. Phar- health care.” How the scheme works macists may even take a loss on year, they can make $936,000 tomer brings in someone new. difficult to resell than pills con- The schemes hurt individ- Bad apple pharmacists and some medications, Leach said. from fraudulent claims. The practice is illegal, but does tained in bottles. uals with HIV, cost taxpayers managers understand the finan- But if a pharmacy gets reim- It’s usually not as simple not mean the person has stopped Organizations that serve peo- millions of dollars and drive up cial struggles of their customers, bursed for a medication it did as customers selling an entire taking their medication. ple with HIV, like Callen Lorde, the viral load in communities, and exploit them for their own not actually buy, then the profit month’s supply back to the phar- Still, she said, it can be a red at times maintain in-house phar- exposing others to the illness profit, said Amida Care Vice grows exponentially. macy, however. flag when people with HIV re- macies. Service providers and and spoiling the city’s mission President of Pharmacy Terry Therein lies the incentive for M., for example, said he ceive money from pharmacies. physicians monitor how many to reduce new HIV diagnoses Leach. shady pharmacy owners to buy would sometimes sell a handful “We ask, ‘Are you sure of times people are filling their pre- to zero. “If they’re low income this back unopened HIV prescrip- of pills, which enabled him to what they’re giving you in the scriptions or how consistent they Investigators have busted a is a way to make some money,” tions. make some extra money while medication bottle?” Lopez said. keep their keep their viral load $2.7 million medication buyback Leach said. “They have food Say a medication costs a taking his medication nearly ev- “‘Where are they making the suppressed. A fluctuating viral scheme in Queens, a $7.9 mil- issues, nutrition issues, hous- pharmacy $2500 and the phar- ery day. Six people selling five money if they’re giving you load can indicate that someone lion fraudulent operation in the ing issues. There are a lot who macy receives a $2600 reim- pills each will allow a nefarious $100 back. Are you sure you’re is not taking their medication Bronx, a $15 million scam at a are very stable but it’s tough to bursement from Medicaid. pharmacist to repackage a 30- getting the right pills and the consistently, Leach said. pharmacy in Manhattan’s China- make ends meet living in New That’s a $100 profit. If they buy day supply. right scripts?’” And other organizations in- town and a $274 million network York as a poor person.” the entire 30-day supply of med- Other times, pharmacies will M. said that long distances centivize people who maintain based in Babylon, Long Island. For every pharmacist that ication back from the customer, lighten the refill, providing 28 between home and pharmacy undetectable levels of HIV with One Bronx pharmacist made gets busted at the end of a long that means they can resell it and pills instead of 30 and repackag- could also signal a problem. gift cards and other rewards. $16 million by organizing a net- investigation, others manage to bill Medicaid for another $2600. ing the remaining two pills, said “If a person lives in Washing- “For my patients, its an ac- work of pharmacies in some of evade prosecution while exploit- The initial $100 profit just be- AIDS Center of Queens County ton Heights, but their pharmacy knowledgement — it’s even the Bronx’s poorest neighbor- ing low-income customers. came $2700. Executive Director Rosemary is out in Jamaica, Queens then more than just the money, it’ hoods, including Mott Haven “They’re taking advantage of The pharmacist can then Lopez. She said she works with something’s up,” M. said. ‘You guys understand what I’m and Williamsbridge, to buy us,” M. said. “The medications pretend to distribute the same clients to ensure they’re getting Law enforcement investiga- going through, you see my trou- customers’ HIV treatment pills. are worth thousands of dollars.” medication to another custom- the medication they deserve, tions are time-consuming, but ble,’” Poitevien from Housing In at least one site, the team of Indeed, a single tablet of er who immediately hands it and that their insurance pays for. there are other ways to prevent Works said. “It’s huge for people pharmacists convinced 70 per- Atripla, Stribild and Triumeq back. That’s another $2,600. If Red flags and fixes this exploitation, said Leach, to be recognized and see what cent of customers with HIV to — three of the most common the pharmacy runs this trick for Lopez said pharmacies often from Amida Care. they’re going through.” sell their medication back to the antiretroviral treatments — 60 customers a month, they can pay customers to fill their HIV Amida Care encourages This article is part one in a pharmacies. costs between $92 and $104, make $78,000. If they do that to medication prescriptions and pharmacists to package pills in series about HIV treatment and HIV is an illness closely as- according to the New York State sixty customers a month for a add a referral fee when that cus- blister packs, so they are more insurance fraud. Pesticide initiative combats West Nile Virus in Central and Eastern Queens By Jonathan Sperling Avenue, and Junction Boule- The pesticide is of low risk Queens Daily Eagle vard to the west; Roosevelt Av- to people and pets, according to The NYC Health Depart- enue, Grand Central Parkway, the Health Department, how- ment will spray pesticides in LIRR, Delong Street, Sanford ever people who are sensitive parts of Central and Eastern Avenue, Parsons Boulevard, to spray ingredients may expe- Queens overnight between 46th Avenue, 162nd Street, rience short-term eye or throat Aug. 15 and Aug. 16 in order 43rd Avenue and Northern irritation, or a rash. People with to reduce mosquito activity and Boulevard to the north; Uto- respiratory conditions may also the risk of West Nile Virus. pia Avenue, 188th Street to the be affected. Low concentrations of in- east; and the Long Island Ex- To avoid adverse reactions, secticides will be dispensed pressway, Kissena Boulevard, the Health Department rec- from trucks in parts of Auburn- and Jewel Avenue to the south. ommends people stay indoors dale, Corona, Flushing, Kew The spraying will occur be- during the spraying. Air condi- Gardens Hills, Murray Hill, ginning Thursday between the tioners can remain on. It is also Pomonok and Queensboro Hill. hours of 8:30 p.m. and 6 a.m. recommended that residents The approximate boundaries the following morning, weath- eliminate any standing water of the spraying are the Grand er permitting. In case of bad on their property, as this can act Central Parkway, Long Island weather, spraying will be de- as a breeding ground for mos- The Health Department will spray parts of Central and Eastern Queens with insecticide Expressway, 99th Street, 50th layed until Aug. 19 or Aug. 20 quitoes to reduce mosquito activity. 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Wednesday, August 14, 2019 • Queens Daily Eagle • 7 Our World In Pictures

HONG KONG: Protests shut down airport — A protester shows a placard to stranded travelers during a demonstra- tion at the Airport in Hong Kong. Protesters severely crippled operations at Hong Kong’s international airport for a second day Tuesday, forcing authorities to cancel all remaining flights out of the city. AP Photo/Kin Cheung

GREECE: Wildfire near Athens — A huge cloud of smoke rises from a forest fire at Psachna village on the island of Evia, northeast of Athens, on Tuesday. Dozens of firefighters backed by water-dropping aircraft are battling a wildfire on an island north of Athens. AP Photo/Yorgos Karahalis

CLEVELAND: Eighth inning — Cleveland Indians’ Tyler Naquin catch- es a ball hit by Boston Red Sox’s J.D. Martinez on the eighth inning of a FRANKFURT: Deer graze near city —Deer stand on a meadow in their enclosure in Kronberg near Frank- baseball game on Monday in Cleveland. Martinez was out on the play. furt, Germany. In the background are buildings of Frankfurt’s banking district. AP Photo/Michael Probst AP Photo/Tony Dejak

8 • BQ Daily Eagle • Wednesday, August 14, 2019 Our World In Pictures

PARAGUAY: No sellouts wanted — Protesters hold posters with images depict- ing government officials in- cluding Paraguay’s President Mario Abdo Benitez, third from left, and Vice President Hugo Velazquez, center, with messages that read in Span- ish: “Sell out and corrupted,” at the National Pantheon of Heroes in Asuncion. AP Photo/Jorge Saenz

TOKYO: Climbing competition —Yannick Flohe of Germany competes in the men’s bouldering final at the International Federation of Sport Climbing World Championships on Tuesday in Tokyo. AP Photo/Jae C. Hong

LAS VEGAS: Basketball scrimmage —Team White forward Jarrett Allen (36) goes up for a dunk against Team Blue forward Thaddeus Young (55) LOS ANGELES: Officer mourned —Los Angeles Police Department officers mourn during the funeral of during the first half of the U.S. men’s basketball team’s scrimmage in Las fellow Officer Juan Jose Diaz at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills cemetery on Monday. Diaz was killed while Vegas on Friday. Erik Verduzco/Las Vegas Review-Journal via AP off duty after visiting a taco stand. Sarah Reingewirtz/The Orange County Register via AP

Wednesday, August 14, 2019 • BQ Daily Eagle • 9 NYC public schools had nearly 18K violent incidents in '17-18, JAMAICA CENTER BID BUSINESS I MPROV EMENT DISTRICT NY comptroller reports Presents Continued from page 1 Notably, the city also had the lowest rates of alcohol and drug-related incidents in Family Fun the state, while other regions ranged from 2.3 to 4.4 inci- dents per thousand students, according to DiNapoli’s re- On port. Data included in the report is gathered as part of The Safe Schools Against Violence in The Ave!! Education Act, which was adopted into law in 2000, a year after the infamous Col- umbine High School shoot- On Jamaica Avenue ing in Colorado. The SAVE Act requires all state public A report by State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli’s Office B/n Parsons Blvd & 162nd St schools, including charter schools, to document “violent determined that there were 17,991 violent and disruptive and disruptive incidents” tak- incidents in New York City schools during the 2017-2018 Saturday, August 17 ing place on school property. school year. 11 AM to 3 PM

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Visit us Online #FunOnTheAve Jamaica Center BID @jamcenterbid @JamCenterBID queenseagle.com MKT 19.077 Queens LIRR stations are inaccessible and in disrepair, comptroller tells MTA By Jonathan Sperling vators at these stations, as Card swipe. Currently, rid- Queens Daily Eagle well as a concrete roadmap ers using boarding the LIRR Nearly 90 million people regarding station rehabilita- in Queens pay as much as boarded a Long Island Rail tion plans at the Hollis and $12.50 for a one-way, rush- Road train in 2018, the high- Hunters Point Avenue sta- hour ticket to Manhattan est number of passengers tions and the construction of and more western parts of since 91.8 million people new stations in Elmhurst and Queens. rode the rails in 1949. Every Sunnyside. The MTA did The advent of the LIRR’s day, Queens residents, espe- not allocate funding for the Atlantic Ticket, a $5 tick- cially those lacking subway Hollis station in the 2015- et good for travel between access, board the LIRR for a 2019 Capital Budget, despite select stations in Southeast direct trip into the city. sunken, uneven floorboards Queens and Brooklyn, has That ridership boom ex- on its platform, fading sig- increased ridership to such cludes many residents across nage, broken ticket machines stations, according to LIRR Queens and Brooklyn who and excessive littering in the data. Stringer has also re- are still unable to use the bor- vicinity of the station, ac- quested a full accounting of oughs’ 25 LIRR stations due cording to Stringer. the pilot program, such as to accessibility issues and “Maintaining and pro- its impact on ridership at the deteriorating platforms, con- viding equitable access to stations, which include seven tends City Comptroller Scott our public transit system in Queens. Stringer in a letter penned to is critical to building a city In a response to ques- the agency last week. that works for every New tions from the Eagle, a LIRR Currently, only five LIRR Yorker. The LIRR stations in spokesperson said the agen- stations in the two boroughs Queens and Brooklyn should cy “is committed to improv- are fully ADA accessible: be providing fast, frequent, ing accessibility and station Atlantic Terminal, Jamai- reliable, and affordable tran- conditions not just in Brook- ca, Woodside, Flushing and sit to hundreds of thousands lyn and Queens but through- Queens Village. Stringer’s of New York City residents out the entire system.” letter specifically mentions living beyond the subway’s “Details about the next a lack of elevators at the reach,” Stringer said. “In- capital program for the main- Murray Hill LIRR station, stead, far too many are un- tenance, repair and upgrade which he called “years be- derutilized, inaccessible, of LIRR infrastructure will hind schedule and $6 million deteriorating, and locked be- be available in the coming over the original budget.” hind an exorbitant pay wall.” months and the current his- Stringer also noted that the The “pay wall” referred toric reorganization of the $3 million station renewal at to by Stringer harkens back MTA and its agencies will St. Albans will not include to the comptroller’s plan to focus resources on custom- ADA upgrades, such as an reduce the LIRR fare for er facing improvements elevator. city stations to just $2.75, more than ever before,” the The letter calls for ele- the same price as a Metro- spokesperson added. A LIRR train stop at the Jamaica station. Eagle photo by Jonathan Sperling

10 • Queens Daily Eagle • Wednesday, August 14, 2019 Sikh community and lawmakers praise bill banning bias based on religious attire, customs By Rachel Vick Kevin Harrington, a Sikh but [Weprin] got it from day Queens Daily Eagle man who wore a turban and one, and he took it to heart,” The Civil Rights Act of a long beard who worked as Tour said. “In the Senate we 1964 made it illegal to dis- an E train conductor during had that issue, they weren’t criminate based on race, 9/11. He was given the getting it. This year [Liu color, religion, nationality choice of wearing the MTA and other representatives] or sex — but it wasn’t un- logo on his turban or being turned the Democrats into til last week that New York removed from public work, real Democrats.” took steps to end workplace Weprin said. Liu spoke last, reflecting discrimination based on reli- The Religious Garb Bill the community members’ gious attire or facial hair. was first introduced in 2011 sentiments on the impor- On Aug. 9, Gov. Andrew but failed to pass the state tance of the legislation and State Sen. John Liu stands barefoot inside the Gurdwara in accordance with Sikh Cuomo signed the Religious Senate until the past legis- adding that he was frustrat- Garb Bill, which prohibits lative session. The bill will ed the bill didn’t become practices. Eagle photos by Rachel Vick discrimination based on re- ensure that people like Har- law in previous legislative ligious attire after years of rington no longer face choic- sessions. advocacy by religious orga- es based on their religious “The Sikh communi- nizations, including mem- clothing or customs. ty, who has routinely en- bers of the Sikh community. Councilmember Adrienne countered discrimination Assemblymember David Adams and Assemblymem- for their turbans and facial Weprin and Senator John bers Mike Miller, Alicia hair, no longer has to ac- Liu sponsored the bill. They Hyndman and Daniel Rosen- cept this outright bias, as a joined local lawmakers and thal also attended the event part of their everyday lives,” advocates of various rac- and praised the new law. Liu said. “Especially now, es and religions at the Sikh “Part of why this is so where bigotry is at a fever Cultural Society in Rich- important is because if you pitch in our country, New mond Hill on Tuesday to cel- look around Queens, you York must stand united and ebrate the new law. see how diverse we are, lead in our tolerance and Weprin highlighted a re- how our brothers and sisters inclusion of people of all cent increase in hate crimes, make the fabric of this area faiths.” including the recent attack that much greater,” Hynd- The law takes effect on against a Hindu priest in man said. Oct. 9. Glen Oaks, and said the bill Harpreet Singh Tour, for- “They did their part now was a “great victory against mer president of the Sikh it’s up to us to take the next hate and discrimination.” Cultural Society, said he and steps. If you see any dis- “Finally in a state as di- other members of the South crimination based on ap- verse as ours, people of faith Asian community were ex- pearance, based on religious no longer have to choose cited and grateful that the attire you need to speak between their religion and bill passed. up,” said District Leader their jobs,” Weprin said. “It’s really hard to make Dr. Neeta Jain. “Do not be Weprin told the story of people understand the issues silent.” Assemblymember David Weprin with Sikh community members Coalition for the Homeless asks for school supplies for children in need By Victoria Merlino “The backpacks and school pencil sharpeners, crayons Queens Daily Eagle supplies so generously donat- (24-count boxes), colored pen- With summer almost over ed by the people of Queens cils, washable markers, Elmer’s and September looming, help level the playing field for glue, glue sticks, composition Queens Borough President Me- homeless girls and boys, allow- notebooks, binders, ruled pa- linda Katz and the Coalition for ing them to walk into that first per, safety scissors, pocket fold- the Homeless are teaming up day of school fully equipped ers and scientific calculators. to give kids in need backpacks and ready for class,” Executive The items will be distributed and other school supplies. Director of the Coalition for the to homeless children through- “Project: Back to School” Homeless Dave Giffen said in a out New York City. is an initiative by the Coali- statement. Nearly 115,000 children tion for the Homeless to make “More than 21,000 children experienced homelessness in sure homeless school kids will will sleep in in NYC homeless New York City at some point have the backpacks, pencils, shelters tonight, and so we are last year, according to the Co- notebooks and other supplies truly grateful to BP Katz for alition for the Homeless. they need to succeed during her dedication to helping so There were 58,809 people, the school year. Queens resi- many of them start the new including 21,267 children, slept dents can drop off donations to school year off right,” he con- in a New York City municipal Queens Borough Hall, located tinued. shelter on Aug. 12, according at 120-55 Queens Blvd. in Kew The donation drive is look- to the most recent census pub- Gardens, from now until Aug. ing for backpacks, #2 pencils, lished by the Department of Queens residents can donate school supplies and backpacks for students experiencing 28. hard and soft pencil cases, Homeless Services. homelessness at Queens Borough Hall in Kew Gardens. Photo by Steven Depolo via Flickr

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Wednesday, August 14, 2019 • BQ Daily Eagle • 13 RECENT COURT DECISIONS AND APPEALS

By C. B. Abruzzese Brooklyn Daily Eagle NY HAS CONTINUED JURISDICTION IN CUSTODY DISPUTE Appellate Division, Second Department A new custody hearing will be held in Brooklyn Family Court following a ruling from the Appellate Division, Second Department this week. The custody dispute began when the father, Derrick Anthony Miller, was awarded full custody in 2010. In 2017, the mother, Candie Means, filed a petition to modify the custody order to give her full and residential custody. In court, Means requested to represent herself, and the court permitted her assigned counsel to be relieved after giving Means a general warning about representing herself, explaining that she would be held to “the same standards as an attorney.” The petition was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction after the child’s attorney and a caseworker for the NYC Administration for Children’s Services stated that the child lived in New Jersey. Hon. Reinaldo Rivera, Hon. Ruth Balkin, Hon. Jeffrey Cohen and Hon. Robert Miller disagreed with the ruling of the Family Court and explained that, in accordance with the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act, when a court of this state has made an initial custody determination, that court continues to have jurisdiction over that determination until “neither the child” nor “the child and one parent” have a “significant connection” with New York. Additionally, the justices noted that the Family Court did not conduct a sufficient inquiry to ensure that the mother’s waiver of her right to counsel was made knowingly, vol- untarily, and intelligently. As a result, the matter was remitted to the Family Court for a determination on the issue of continued jurisdiction as well as conducting an appropriate inquiry as to whether the mother wished to proceed with or without counsel. —Matter of Means v. Miller, 2018-03945, August 7, 2019 ——— DEBATE OVER SLIPPERY SUBSTANCE INCONSEQUENTIAL IN APPEAL Appellate Division, Second Department Douglaston Realty Management Corp. appealed a decision from Hon. Peter Sweeney of Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term last week only to be denied by the Appellate Division, Second Department. The order denied Douglas- ton Realty’s motion for summary judg- ment dismissing the complaint against them which seeks damages for an injury allegedly suffered by Scherris Burrus in 2014. Burrus, then a mail carrier, slipped and fell on an unidentified wet substance in a stairway of a property owned or managed by Douglaston Realty. Hon. Hon. Peter Sweeney Reinaldo Rivera, Hon. Sheri Roman, Hon. Sylvia Hinds-Radix and Hon. Colleen Eagle file photo by Andy Katz Duffy agreed with the lower court’s determination explaining that the evidence presented failed to demonstrate Douglaston’s entitlement for judgment in its favor simply because Burrus was unable to identify the cause of her fall without speculation. The justices added that Burrus’s “mere inability to identify the precise nature of the wet substance … cannot be equated with a failure to identify the cause of her fall.” —Burrus v. Douglaston Realty Mgt. Corp., 2018-10077, August 7, 2019 ——— ARBITRATION AWARD STANDS FOLLOWING APPEAL Appellate Division, Second Department An order that confirmed an arbitration award and dismissed a petition to vacate that award was affirmed recently in the Appellate Division, Second Department. In her petition to vacate an arbitration award denying her grievance of the termination of her employment by the Creedmore Psychiatric Center, Yanie Barrella argued that the arbitrator incorrectly determined that Creedmore followed the procedures mandated by a collective bargaining agreement with respect to the service and content of the notice of discipline. She contended that the termination of her employment violated public policy considerations and that the denial of her grievance was irrational. Hon. Allan Weiss of the Queens County Supreme Court, Civil Term denied Barrella’s petition, confirmed the arbitration award and dismissed the proceeding. Hon. Leonard Austin, Hon. John Leventhal, Hon. Sheri Roman and Hon. Robert Miller affirmed that ruling citing that judicial review of arbitration awards is extremely limit- ed. The justices further noted that “a court cannot examine the merits of an arbitration award and substitute its judgment for that of the arbitrator simply because it believes its interpretation would be the better one.” —Matter of Barrella v. State of New York Off. of Mental Health, 2018-06551, August 7, 2019

14 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • Wednesday, August 14, 2019 South Asian Bar Association hosts former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara for book talk By Rob Abruzzese out a book, it was clear that ed about some of the biggest Queens Daily Eagle we wanted to have an event cases of his career. As the former U.S. attor- to talk about the book, to “He headed the crown ney for the Southern District talk about his tenure at the jewel of the Department of of New York, Preet Bharara Southern District. Justice, the Southern Dis- is one of the most important “We wanted to combine trict of New York,” said vice South Asian members of the that with Anjan Sahni, who president Austin D’Souza. legal community, which is is also South Asian and one “As U.S. attorney from 2009 why members of the South of our brightest legal stars to 2017, he prosecuted the Asian Bar Association of and partner-in-charge at most high-profile cases in New York knew that when WilmerHale here,” Budhu federal court including the he wrote a book they had to continued. “It was some- Times Square bomber, the From left: Biju Koshy, Jainey Samuel, Alex Fumelli, Hemalee Patel and Amir Ajimehri. have an event for him to dis- thing that fit perfectly to- New York organized crime cuss it. gether.” bosses, the four largest "Doing Justice: A Prose- The event featured a re- banks in the U.S., and who cutor's Thoughts on Crime, ception, followed by a one- could forget the Bernie Mad- Punishment, and the Rule of hour discussion about var- off investigation?” Law" was released in March, ious topics in the book and The back-and-forth be- and it took a few months afterward SABANY mem- tween Bharara and Sahni to organize, but SABANY bers got an opportunity to was smooth as might be ex- hosted Bharara for a discus- meet and chat with Bharara. pected between two prosecu- sion about the book and his “Preet has been a consis- tors who worked beside each thoughts on the law with An- tent and longtime supporter other for so long. While the jan Sahni at WilmerHale in of SABANY,” Budhu said. topics could get serious at Manhattan on Tuesday Aug. “We've frequently honored times, the conversation was 6. him, and he is often a guest very light-hearted in tone “Obviously Preet is, with- at our events. To get the sel- overall. in our community, one of the fie with Preet is almost a rite "I remember the first time highest-stature individuals,” of passage.” I came to a SABANY event said SABANY President Bharara was U.S. attor- with Preet," Sahni recalled. Ryan Budhu. “He is an origi- ney for the Southern District "It was in 2012, and he was nal trailblazer and been most from 2009 until March 2017. just listed as No. 17 in Vani- prominent in giving back to In a discussion with Sahni, ty Fair's 'New Establishment' SABANY and the New York who worked alongside him list behind Lady Gaga at No. legal community in gener- for seven years at the U.S. Continued on page 16 al. When he decided to put Attorney’s Office, they talk- From left: John Mezzanotte, Sam Shepson, Gizele Rubeiz, Ryan Budhu and Dong Joo Lee. 10.03.19 SAVE THE DATE PRESENTS

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Wednesday, August 14, 2019 • Queens Daily Eagle • 15 Legal, Judicial & Courthouse News Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online Wednesday, August 14, 2019 @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com South Asian Bar Association hosts former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara for book talk Continued from page 15 “At some point in high ment that you don't believe is school, having read `Inherit right and you don't believe is 16, but ahead of the Olsen the Wind,’ something about true. You are not zealously twins who were collective- that moved me and made me representing an individual, ly No. 25. Crowds of people think that there is a way to but instead thinking about would flock to him with ran- have a career that is exciting, how you can serve the public dom requests such as ‘My interesting, but also mean- and make the community a uncle needs a visa can you ingful in a particular way,” little bit better.” help?’ Or ‘I have a 16-year- Bharara said. SABANY has two big old brother in high school, “I realized [at Columbia events planned for Septem- can he be an AUSA for you?’ Law School] in just doing ber and October. The first is Or ‘Preet, the 4 Train kinda the exercise of trying a case its Public Interest Reception sucks.’" and the various components that will take place at Mil- Bharara joked that his of a trial, including opening bank in Manhattan on Sept. parents expected him to be- statements, closing argu- 5 at 6:30 p.m. with keynote come a doctor or to marry ments, cross examinations, speaker Asha Rangappa, a doctor, or at least help his that as a matter of craft there from Yale University. brother become a doctor, and is nothing more exhilarat- It will also host its 12th that they all let his parents ing, exciting and cool than annual Leadership Awards down by becoming lawyers doing a criminal trial,” Bha- gala on Tuesday, Oct. 1 at instead. He said that he was rara said. 6:30 p.m. at Guastavino's, Former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York Preet Bharara shared his just bad at chemistry before He later added, “And un- where U.S. Rep. Raja Krish- thoughts on the rule of law with Anjan Sahni (right) and the South Asian Bar Association revealing his true reason for like defense lawyers, you namoorthi (D-Illinois) will last week. Bharara recently published a book titled, "Doing Justice: A Prosecutor's becoming a prosecutor. never have to make an argu- be the keynote speaker. Thoughts on Crime, Punishment and the Rule of Law.”

From left: SABANY President Ryan Budhu, Preet Bharara From left: Arun Bhoumik, Sumana Murthy, Anand Sinha, Austin D’Souza, Preet Bharara, Ryan Budhu, Gigio Ninan, and Anjan Sahni. Eagle photos by Rob Abruzzese Shawn Choudhury, Biju Koshy, Anju Malhotra, Beesham Seecharan and Anjan Sahni. Private school bus drivers are mandated abuse reporters For Display Advertising under new state law please contact Maureen Coppola at: By David Brand member Cathy Nolan and will “continue to do every- Queens Daily Eagle builds on existing law that thing in our power to protect [email protected] A new state law closes a made public school bus driv- our young people.” child abuse reporting loophole ers mandated reporters. The lookback window that by compelling private school “We are taking an import- opens today will allow vic- bus drivers to report suspect- ant step in protecting children tims of child sex abuse to sue ed abuse. The legislation was in all of New York's schools their abusers and the organi- signed into law by Gov. An- from abuse,” Nolan said. zations and institutions that drew Cuomo Tuesday, a day “This legislation ensures that abetted the abuse. before the Child Victim Act all students are protected by Attorneys say they are set opens a one-year lookback requiring all school adminis- to file thousands of cases in window that enables victims trators, superintendents and the coming days against reli- of childhood sexual abuse to those who provide transporta- gious institutions, including sue their abusers. tion services, to report allega- the Catholic church, as well The legislation was spon- tions of child abuse.” as organizations like the Boy sored by Queens Assembly- Cuomo said lawmakers Scouts of America.

16 • Queens Daily Eagle • Wednesday, August 14, 2019