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This Ridgewood beauty school hit twice by wallet thief BY ANTHONY GIUDICE AGIUDICE@RIDGEWOODTIMES.COM @A_GIUDICEREPORT

ops are searching for a man who stole a wallet and purse from a beauty school in Ridgewood on two separate occasions over the summer. According to police, on July 20, the unknown suspect — described by law enforcement agents as a Hispanic male, approximately 30 years old, standing 5 feet 10 inches tall, and weighing 230 pounds — entered the Midway Paris Beauty School, located at 54-40 Myrtle Ave., at approximately noon and removed a wallet containing credit cards off of a desk inside the school. Then on Sept. 19, the same unknown suspect returned to the beauty school at approximately 8 p.m. and removed a purse containing credit cards and a coach wallet from a classroom, cops said. No injuries were reported to the responding officers from the 104th Precinct for both incidents. Anyone with information in regards to this incident is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 800-577-TIPS (8477) or for Spanish, 888-57-PISTA (74782). The public can also submit their tips by logging on to the Crime Stoppers website or by texting their tips to 274637 (CRIMES) then enter TIP577. All calls and messages will be kept confidential.

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Ridgewood and Maspeth have seen a recent uptick in robberies, 104th Precinct boss says BY ANTHONY GIUDICE AGIUDICE@RIDGEWOODTIMES.COM @A_GIUDICE

lthough crime has dropped in the last month, a rash of recent robberies and burglaries across the 104th Precinct has the precinct’s commanding officer concerned. During the 104th Precinct Community Council meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 18, at St. Margaret Parish Hall in Middle Village, Captain Mark Wachter said crime dropped by 2 percent over the most recent 28-day period, but robberies spiked from only eight last year at this time, to 18, a 125 percent increase. Burglaries went up from 16 to 27, for a 68.8 percent increase. Two of those robberies were committed by the same perpetrator, a man who held up two cab drivers — one in Ridgewood and one in Glendale — at gunpoint and stole their property and the keys to the cab. Two delis on Grand Avenue in Maspeth were also robbed, and two males ran out on their check at the Goodfellas Diner. “Burglaries, that’s what driving the crime in the precinct,” Wachter said. “We took 15 burglaries in a week, which is tremendous, it’s a lot

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Captain Mark Wachter updated the community on the precinct’s crime stats at the 104th Precinct Community Council meeting. of burglaries in this precinct. We average about three or four a week for the command.” In order to deal with these burglaries, Wachter has redeployed officers to the areas that are being hit the hardest — which have been the Ridgewood and Maspeth areas most recently. This tactic has paid

dividends for the precinct, as burglaries have been reduced back to the average of three burglaries per week. “During the week I’m getting an additional 16 cops a day that we deploy in the Ridgewood/Maspeth area to basically knock these burglaries down,” Wachter said. “We were really able to curtail this activity of burglaries in the Maspeth/Ridgewood area.” Although burglaries and robberies went up last month, felony assaults, grand larcenies and grand larceny auto crimes have all decreased over the last month. Wachter also mentioned the murder that happened in Ridgewood last month when a resident fatally stabbed his roommate. There were also three rapes in the precinct over the last month. With Halloween coming up, Wachter warned those in attendance to be aware of more creepy clown sightings and threats to local grammar and high schools as people like to pull pranks during this time of year. The 104th Precinct Community Council also recognized Police Office Richard Shubella as Cop of the Month for a traffic stop in Maspeth that resulted in the police department taking nearly $14,000 worth of drugs off the streets.

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nonprofits, city agencies and public schools across each of the five boroughs — to beautify 820 linear feet of concrete barrier in both Queens and Manhattan. he scenery along a protected The beautification project, which walkway on Queens Boule- begins on Oct. 26 in Manhattan and vard in Elmhurst is about to Nov. 9 in Queens, is part of the 13th get a makeover. installment of the DOT’s Barrier The NYC Department of Transpor- Beautification program. tation (DOT) has teamed up with New During the fall and spring, the York Cares — a volunteer organization Barrier Beautification program that runs programs for the NYC helps transforms concrete barriers AGIUDICE@RIDGEWOODTIMES.COM @A_GIUDICEREPORT

from standard traffic safety equipment into extraordinary art canvases. The program also revitalizes public spaces throughout the city with bold, colorful designs. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Nov. 9, 15 volunteers from New York Cares will assist Flushing-based artist Brittany Baldwin in painting the concrete barriers located along a protective walkway at Queens Boulevard between Woodhaven Boulevard and 59th Avenue. Baldwin’s design is titled “Bounce” and is an abstract design inspired by the rebellious energy of graffiti writers and ancient writing, the artist said. Baldwin concentrated on the interaction between form, line and color in order to capture and convey the excitement of the city in her design. Baldwin is an accomplished artist who was born and raised in Queens, and still lives in the borough. She received the Hugh A. Wilson Award for Excellence in Abstraction from Adelphi University, and her solo exhibitions include “Serious Fun” at Pratt Institute, as well as an upcoming solo show at Adelphi University in January 2017.

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here may be improvements on the rise at LaGuardia Airport, but the hub ranks dead last in the United States in on-time performance, according to a report. New data from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Transportation Statistics compared passenger traffic at the nation’s top 29 airports. Numbers showed that LaGuardia had the lowest on-time performance, with JFK following close behind. When ranking arrival and departure performance at the 29 major airports year-to-date through August 2016, LaGuardia is last at 73%. JFK Airport sits at #26 with 76%. March was the highest performing month for both airports. July was the worst month for delays so far this year at New York and New Jersey airports. Suzanne Monteverdi

BIG CASH FOR WESTERN QUEENS SCHOOLS

One Queens legislator announced he is allocatingnearly$2.8millionincapitalfundingforschoolsthroughoutwesternQueens. These funds will go toward the purchase of smart boards and laptops, installation of air conditioning systems, and other improvements in the facilities and technology of the district’s schools, according to City Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer. “The most important thing we can do is make sure our children have the tools they need to learn,” Van Bramer said. “That’s why I’ve made investing in schools one of my top priorities, and I’m proud to allocate almost $2.8 million for schools this year, the greatest amount in years. With these funds, our schools can make necessary investments in our children’s education.” Liam Baker

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Cleaning up leaves from sidewalks and front yards is a chore, and the Sanitation Department is making it a bit easier for Queens residents to get rid of the fallen foliage. The department is reintroducing next month special leaf collections for the season. Leaf collection is ongoing in areas of Queens such as Glendale, Maspeth and Middle Village that are participating in the Sanitation Department’s Organics Collection program. Throughout the rest of Queens, the Sanitation Department will conduct special leaf collections on two Sundays, Nov. 20 and Dec. 4. Leaves and other organic yard waste (such as grass clippings and branches) should be placed in brown bins or paper bags for pickup. Do not place any organic waste in plastic bags. For more information, visit www. nyc.gov/yardwaste. Awura Ama Barnie-Duah

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Ridgewood tenants unite to stay in home BY ANTHONY GIUDICE AGIUDICE@RIDGEWOODTIMES.COM @A_GIUDICEREPORT

he residents who tried to fight a public auction of their Ridgewood apartment building have joined forces to make sure the new landlord doesn’t try to force them out of their homes. The 1819 Cornelia Street Tenants Association was created shortly after the property — at 1819 Cornelia St. — was sold at a public auction by the Queens County Office of the Public Administrator in September after the previous landlord died without leaving a will. According to the Public Administrator, the six-unit, rent-stabilized building was sold for $1.42 million at the Sept. 14 auction. The residents were willing to put up nearly $1 million of their own money to purchase the apartment building and run it as a co-op, but could not make that happen in time. As cases of new owners buying up properties and illegally evicting longtime residents become more and more prevalent, especially in the Ridgewood area, the 1819 Cornelia Street Tenants Association have come together with the Ridgewood

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The members of the 1819 Cornelia Street Tenants Association will host a march to keep Ridgewood livable for everyone. Tenants Union to make sure they remain in their apartments. “We teamed up with the Ridgewood Tenants Union to fight back and preserve our community since they are fighting for the same cause,” said Hilda Coll-Valentin, a resident on the first floor of the apartment building and member of the building’s tenants

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association. “The 1819 Cornelia Street Tenants Association meets twice a month to discuss any new developments in the apartment building or apartments, such as [anything that needs] fixing.” To help bring awareness to the unscrupulous, and often times illegal, tactics of landlords to get longtime

tenants out of rent-stabilized buildings, the 1819 Cornelia Street Tenants Association and the Ridgewood Tenants Union are hosting an outreach event on Saturday, Nov. 5, and the March to Keep Ridgewood Livable for All on Saturday, Nov. 19. “[We want] to let our neighborhood know that tenants have rights,” Coll-Valentin said. “Landlords must be aware that there is a place for the tenants to go for help if they are being harassed by landlords or are forcing false evictions and not to sell out on rent-stabilized apartments which are being bought out by these companies that don’t care about the community; [they] only see dollar signs.” The march is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. on Nov. 5 outside of 1819 Cornelia St. and will end at 350 St. Nicholas Ave., the site of the AB Capstone 17-story, mixed-used development. Councilman Antonio Reynoso, who has been at the forefront of preventing wrongful evictions of rent-stabilized tenants in his district, is planning on attending the march to support his constituents. The Ridgewood Times has reached out to Ridgewood Tenants Union for comment on the march and is awaiting reply.

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Grand Avenue in Maspeth is next to get bike lanes BY ANTHONY GIUDICE AGIUDICE@RIDGEWOODTIMES.COM/ @A_GIUDICEREPORT

he ever-expanding Queens bicycle network is coming to Grand Avenue in Maspeth. The city Department of Transportation (DOT) is getting ready to install bicycle route markings along Grand Avenue between 69th and 74th streets. These new bike lanes will help reduce speeding along the roadway, organize traffic and add bicycle connections to the current bike lane network. Right now, Grand Avenue has 25-foot travel and parking lanes on both the east and westbound sides. DOT will break that up into a 9-foot parking lane, 5-foot bike lane, and an 11-foot travel lane on both sides. This will give cyclists a dedicated lane, providing them protection. “More people are riding bicycles and the city is making it a priority to safeguard those people as much as possible,” said Gary Giordano, district manager of Community Board 5 (CB 5). “In [DOT’s] opinion, and the community board was agreeable to this, this is just another way of hopefully safeguarding the bicyclists. At the same time, it is very important that bicyclists obey traffic regulations and respect pedestrians and motorists.” Giordano confirmed that high-visibility crosswalks will also be installed as part of this project, which is scheduled to begin in late October, according to DOT. This project was presented to the CB 5 Transportation and Public Transit committees in February as part of a larger plan which includes adding a concrete curb bump-out at the intersection of Mazeau Street, 57th and

Grand avenues, and to convert Mazeau Street to a one-way southbound. DOT is also planning to install a curb extension at the intersection of

69th Place, 69th Lane and 54th Avenue in order to create a direct crosswalk across the intersection, while banning U-Turns there.

However, those plans are not included in the work coming at the end of the month, and aren’t likely to come until the spring, Giordano said.

Sewer repairs in Greater Ridgewood area is Community Board 5’s top budget priorities again BY ANTHONY GIUDICE AGIUDICE@RIDGEWOODTIMES.COM @A_GIUDICEREPORT

he aging and often overtaxed sewer systems in Middle Village, Glendale, Maspeth and Ridgewood have caused problems for local residents for years, and Community Board 5 (CB 5) has again made that issue a top priority in its capital budget. Redesigning and reconstructing the sewer system in the portions of the CB 5 area which have seen the worst flooding problems topped the CB 5 Fiscal Year 2018 Capital Budget Priorities list adopted on Wednesday, Oct. 19, at the board’s meeting in Middle Village. This is the second year in a row that this project has been named the community board’s number one priority. In recent months, areas in Glendale and Middle Village have undergone sewer and water main construction, as new, larger pipes have been installed to help the sewer system handle increased amounts of water during periods of heavy rainfall. The top 10 priorities in the Fiscal Year 2018 Capital Budget are as follows: • Redesign and reconstruct the sewer system;

• Provide new catch basins and reconstruct deteriorated catch basins; • Provide new street tree plantings and funding for street tree removals, stump removals, planting of replacement trees, and increased pruning; • Make capital improvements to improve pedestrian and vehicle safety on Grand Avenue at 69th Street, Grand Avenue and the LIE east service road, and at the 69th Street/LIE service road intersections; • Evaluate the structural condition of the elevated M train line, perform repairs and paint the structure; • Fund Phase 2 of the rehabilitation of the Ridgewood Reservoir, including portions of Highland Park; • Repower the polluting Stage Zero freight engines hauling waste through the CB 5 area; • Rehabilitate the Glendale branch of the Queens Library; • Construct an athletic field at the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Newtown Creek Aeration Facility property; and • Provide replacement of the synthetic turf ballfield and the running track at the west end of Juniper Valley Park.

The construction of the athletic field near Newtown Creek made the biggest jump up from last year’s priority list, moving from 25th to ninth. There was one new item on the priority list, which was to provide a toilet facility in the area of Juniper Valley Park bordered by 80th Street, Dry Harbor Road, Juniper Boulevard North and South, which finished as the 35th priority out of the 36 projects. The board’s top expense budget priorities requested more funding for the following: Assigning more personnel to the 104th Precinct patrol force; Providing field workers to deal with water and sewer operations; Hiring plan examiners and inspectors for the Department of Buildings; Providing Sanitation Department personnel to deal with illegal dumping and litter basket collection; and Providing funding for educational and recreational programs for children and teens. “This is some of the most important work, in my opinion, that the community board does during the year,” said Gary Giordano, district manager of CB 5. “It helps influence the city budget.” The board voted unanimously to accept the expense budget priorities as well.

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Dispute over what lawmaker knew about Maspeth shelter plan — and when

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They said, she said: a source with the Department of Social Services claims Commissioner Steven Banks (at left) told Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley (at right) about the proposed homeless shelter at a Maspeth hotel (background) two months before it was officially announced.

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ity Social Services Commissioner Steven Banks informed Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley about the proposed homeless shelter in Maspeth more than two months before it was officially announced, according to a source with the Department of Social Services (DSS). The source told the Ridgewood Times on Oct. 20 that Banks and Crowley exchanged phone calls “several times before the Aug. 3 community meeting” at the Maspeth library, where city officials announced plans to convert the Holiday Inn Express on 55th Road into a homeless shelter for up to 220 adults. Earlier this month, the city ultimately halted that plan and instead rented hotel rooms to indefinitely house 30 homeless men. The earliest Crowley knew about the shelter plan, according to the DSS source, was in May at an initial meeting between Crowley and Banks. They had met on May 19 at Crowley’s legislative office in Manhattan and “subsequently had a number of

additional, detailed in-person and telephone conversations” about the proposal. The Ridgewood Times has requested from DSS any recordings taken of those conversations. “At the May 19 meeting, Department of Social Services Commissioner Steven Banks informed Council Member Crowley that there were plans by a nonprofit service provider to convert the Holiday Inn in Maspeth from a commercial hotel into a homeless shelter for adult families, and that there was an urgent need for additional shelter capacity immediately,” the source said. Crowley’s office acknowledged that she had met with Banks on May 19, but the session was a rather general one focused on homeless matters and the 2017 city budget, as budget negotiations were underway at the time. Crowley had requested that meeting with Banks in an April 28 email, a copy of which was provided to the Ridgewood Times. In a statement to the Ridgewood Times, the councilwoman vehemently denied claims that she knew about the Maspeth shelter proposal well in advance of the August announcement: “I met with Steve Banks on May 19 at

my request, where no specific plan for a shelter was discussed. On July 14, I had a conversation with the administration assuring me that there was no shelter proposal for my district. Three weeks later, we hear they want to move 110 families into the Maspeth Holiday Inn. As we have seen in the past, this administration has a bad record when it comes to being forthright, and I am disappointed they would make this accusation instead of dealing with the problem at hand – homelessness in New York City.” A spokesperson for Crowley said the July 14 conversation involved Emma Wolfe, director of intergovernmental affairs for the Mayor’s Office, who told Crowley that there were no plans for a homeless shelter anywhere in Crowley’s district. The Ridgewood Times reached out to Wolfe and is awaiting a response. Crowley had some choice words for Banks at an Oct. 19 meeting of the Queens Borough Board at Borough Hall in Kew Gardens; Banks was on hand to provide a report on the agency’s efforts to tackle the homeless crisis. She blasted Banks, claiming that he lied to the community about the Maspeth plan.

Banks refuted the accusations and revealed that he met with Crowley in June about the Maspeth shelter; Crowley insisted that the plan was a surprise to her. As the neighborhood’s elected representative in the City Council, Crowley would figure to have the most sway of any other lawmaker in the community regarding public policy before the city, including the homeless shelter proposal. Residents in the area have relentlessly opposed the plan, holding nightly rallies outside the hotel and other protests in other parts of the city, including one in front of Banks’ Brooklyn home. Crowley herself, along with other area elected officials, have felt the protesters’ rage as well. Although the councilwoman had repeatedly expressed her opposition to the plan, some of the protesters have questioned her resolve on the matter. There was even speculation of a secret deal favoring a Maspeth shelter over one planned for Glendale, but Crowley and the city have both denied such a deal’s existence. Even with the hotel conversion plan stopped, the protests outside the hotel have continued. Some have suggested the mere placement of a number of homeless men at the hotel is a sign that the shelter’s creation is inevitable.

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COPS FIND LAUNDRY BAGS FILLED WITH 10 POUNDS OF MARIJUANA AT REGO PARK APARTMENT Talk about pot luck. Officers responding to a domestic dispute at a Rego Park apartment building on Saturday night wound up seizing more than 10 pounds of marijuana discovered at the residence. The trouble began at about 10:40 p.m. on the night of Oct. 22, when officers assigned to the 112th Precinct arrived at an apartment house on Queens Boulevard near 65th Road after receiving a 911 call about an assault in one of the apartments. According to the criminal complaint provided by the Queens District

Attorney’s office, Police Officer Nicole Atkinson arrived at the location and heard a man and woman arguing inside an apartment. The officer knocked on the door and identified herself as police, but the man inside the residence refused to open the door. Officer Atkinson then went an apartment one floor above the residence and climbed onto the fire escape, walking down to the unit where the argument was taking place. She found on the fire escape two large laundry bags and observed the arguing man — Richard Perreira, 27 — reach out the window and pull one of the bags inside. Law enforcement sources said the officer then observed Perreira as he walked to another

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window in the apartment and threw the bag out of it. The bag landed on the street near where Police Officer Kurt Anderson stood. Officer Anderson opened the bag and found several vacuum-sealed packs of marijuana and marijuana residue inside of it. Police recovered the second laundry bag, which also contained vacuum-sealed marijuana packs. In total, the marijuana seized had a street value of about $48,000. The 112th Precinct displayed the seized marijuana in a post on its Twitter account on Sunday night: Following questioning, Perreira was arrested on charges of criminal possession of marijuana; he was subsequently released on $5,000 cash bail, according to court records.

TEENAGER KILLED, ANOTHER INJURED AFTER BEING STRUCK BY CAR IN OZONE PARK Two teenage girls were struck by a car at an Ozone Park intersection on Monday morning, and one of them has died of her injuries, according to police. Authorities said the incident occurred at 6:42 a.m. at the corner of Cross Bay Boulevard and 149th Avenue, a short distance from J.H.S. 202. Law enforcement sources said Jazmine Marin, 13, of 107th Avenue in Richmond Hill and another 13-year-old girl were crossing the boulevard eastbound about 20 feet south of 149th Avenue when they were hit by a green Chevrolet sedan operated by a 65-year-old man traveling southbound on Cross Bay Boulevard. The driver stopped his vehicle and remained at the scene following the incident.

Officers from the 106th Precinct and EMS units rushed to the location. Both girls were taken to Jamaica Hospital; Marin, who suffered severe head trauma, was pronounced dead on arrival. The other teenager sustained a leg injury and is listed in stable condition.

No charges have been filed against the driver, and an investigation is ongoing.

104 PRECINCT BLOTTER PERSONS ARRESTED IN RECENT POLICE ACTIONS AS REPORTED BY THE 104TH PRECINCT INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:

Oct. 17: (Beat 10) Carlos E. Rodriguez, at Borden Avenue, for assault, by P.O. Kucic. (Beat 16) Sabrina M. Loquercio-Ameruoso, at Myrtle Avenue, for assault, by P.O. Hayes.

Oct. 18: (Beat 5) Erick H. Escobar Monray, at 71st Street and Myrtle Avenue, for aggravated unlicensed operator, by P.O. Oswald. (Beat 4) Jorge Santiago, at 64-02 Catalpa Ave., for aggravated harassment, by Det. Diaquoi. (Beat 2) Luis Cueto-Guzman,

at Cornelia Street and Seneca Avenue, for criminal mischief, by P.O. Mancini. (Beat 4) Pellumb Skender, at Putnam and Forest avenues, for assault by P.O. Mamanicampos. Oct. 19: (Beat 3) Glendalis Figueroa, at Putnam Avenue, for acting in a manner injurious to a child, by P.O. Bayizian. (Beat 4) Nicholas Sandoval, at Madison Street, for criminal contempt, by P.O. Anderson. Oct. 20: (Beat 5) Stephanie Cornier, at 67th Street, for assault, by P.O. Campoverde. (Beat 5) Jaden Dunbar, at 60th Lane, for possession of graffiti instruments, by P.O. Maksimiuk. (Beat

14) Errol Hayden, at Metropolitan Avenue, for petit larceny, by P.O. Shariff. Oct. 21: (Beat 4) Hubert Markowski, at 64-02 Catalpa Ave., for assault, by Det. Scrimenti. (Beat 5) Daniel Atkinson and Christopher Allende, at Myrtle Avenue and 66th Street, for assault, by P.O. Backer. Oct. 22: (Beat 4) Luis Torres, at Myrtle Avenue, for criminal mischief, by P.O. Pellot. (Beat 4) Lauren Chinese, at 64-02 Catalpa Ave., for assault, by P.O. Backer. (Beat 6) Firdavs Ziyaev, at Woodhaven Boulevard, for rape, by P.O. Jackson. (Beat 2) Kamil Dankiw, at Myrtle Avenue, for petit larceny, by

P.O. Tudor. (Beat 4) Pawel Rosnowski, at Madison Street, for assault, by P.O. Giordani. Oct. 23: (Beat 9) Rosa Collazo and Ruben Collazo, at Grand Avenue, for assault, by P.O. Fleming. (Beat 13) Robinson Sanchez, at DeKalb and Woodward avenues, for aggravated unlicensed operator, by P.O. Teti. The 104th Precinct, located at 6402 Catalpa Ave., can be reached by calling 718-386-3004. It was noted that all criminal charges are accusations and all persons listed in this blotter are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

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Making bike lanes work in Queens B ike lanes in Queens are about as polarizing as a presidential candidate. Those who love them really love them; those who hate them really hate them. More Queens residents are turning to bicycles as a primary mode of transportation. Because of this, the city Department of Transportation (DOT) has been scrambling to expand its bike lane network throughout the borough to more safely accommodate the increasing number of bicyclists competing with cars, trucks and buses for road space. It does not take a doctorate degree in physics to know that bicyclists are at greater risk of injury and death from being struck by vehicles. The rider doesn’t have a protective chassis around them to absorb any impact from a larger rig. The bicycles can’t be on the sidewalks, either, as their presence puts pedestrians in harm’s way. The most important thing to understand, however, is that the bike lanes need to be placed on streets that can accommodate them. The service roads

of Queens Boulevard are one excellent example of this, as there remains four lanes of traffic in each direction on the boulevard for other vehicles. The bike lanes also have the dual functionality of being a safety component designed to slow vehicles down on the roadway notoriously known as the “Boulevard of Death” for the high frequency of deadly traffic accidents. The DOT now wants to install bike lanes along Grand Avenue in Maspeth, and that makes us cringe. While it may be the neighborhood’s main thoroughfare, Grand Avenue is also a traffic headache, with one lane available in each direction and usually backed up with all kinds of cars, trucks and buses. Try navigating through the intersection of Grand and Flushing avenues at rush hour on a weekday and you’ll see what we mean. Even with the introduction of bike lanes, we’re not sure how any bicyclist could feel safe riding along Grand Avenue, a road far more narrow than Queens Boulevard but with just as much traffic congestion on a daily basis.

T he DOT oug ht to consider another route through Maspeth, perhaps utilizing the Long Island Expressway service roads (Borden Avenue) and 57th Avenue, streets which are wider and not as regularly congested as Grand Avenue.

Whether we like them or not, bike lanes are a necessary component of Queens’ transit infrastructure in the 21st century. Bicyclists deserve to have a safe space on major roadways in order to get around with some degree of comfort that they won’t be seriously injured or killed in a traffic accident.

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it matter” that this position is a slap in the face to the legal immigrants who obeyed the immigration laws? Hillary Clinton will increase regulation and accountability of Wall Street financial institutions. “What does it matter” that her sont has always been my understand- in-law is an investment banker ing that the purpose of an absen- and she has collected millions of tee ballot was to serve disabled dollars in speaking fees from these people, shut-ins and military people firms? Joseph A. Giacalone, Flushing deployed far from the convenience of a polling place. I have had polio since the age of 9 months and cannot walk without a crutch nor stand for a protracted length of time, especially now that my ankle is causing me frequent, severe pain. Imagine my shock and astonishment when I read the note on the mailing envelope for the balNassau County Executive Edlot which stated, “Unless sufficient ward Mangano and his wife Linda postage is affixed to this envelope it and Oyster Bay Supervisor John will not be received by the Board of Venditto were arrested Thursday, Elections. INQUIRE AT THE POST OF- Oct. 20, on corruption charges. If FICE AS TO AMOUNT OF POSTAGE convicted on these charges, I feel NECESSARY.” this will be a sad day for residents Requiring a handicapped/disabled and voters of Nassau County. individual to get to a post office and I myself had met Edward Mangathen wait on the line to get an enve- no awhile back at his office in Minlope weighed and pay for the postage eola and had a conversation with is quite thoughtless, almost to the him. I had found him to be faithful, point of being cruel. We didn’t ask to trustworthy and a hardworking be disabled and we would gladly be public servant. And also dedicated like everyone else if that was possi- to the people of Nassau County, so I ble…so why are we penalized? Can’t don’t know what happened. Our elected officials we expect you use post-paid envelopes or let us they will serve the best interests know the exact postage? It is every American’s right and of those who elected them into duty to vote. Shouldn’t the Board of office. Furthermore our youth Elections and the U.S. Postal Service who wish to serve in a elected actively support this effort and not position may think twice with all create barriers? the corruption in government. Marie Proto, Little Neck The question I ask is where are their role models? Frederick R. Bedell Jr., Glen Oaks Village

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HAPPY 109TH ANNIVERSARY TO THE NYC SUBWAY SYSTEM BY LARRY PENNER

ct. 27 marks the 109th anniversary of our New York City subway system. The original BMT (Brooklyn Manhattan Rapid Transit — today’s B, D, J, M, N, Q, R and Z lines) and IRT (Interboro Rapid Transit — 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, Franklin Ave. and Times Square shuttles) subway systems were constructed and managed by the private sector with no government operating subsidies. Financial viability was 100 percent dependent upon farebox revenues. They supported both development and economic growth of numerous neighborhoods in the boroughs of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx and Queens. As part of the franchise agreement which owners had to sign, City Hall had direct control over the fare structure. For a period of time, owners actually made a profit with a 5 cent fare. After two decades passed, the costs of salaries, maintenance, power, supplies and equipment would pressure owners to ask City Hall for permission to raise the fares. This additional revenue was needed to keep up with maintaining a good state of repair, increase the frequency of service, purchase new subway cars, pay employee salary increases and support planned system expansion. Politicians more interested in the next reelection (and subscribing to the old Roman philosophy of free bread and circuses) refused this request each year for well over a decade. As a result, in order to survive, owners of both systems began looking elsewhere to reduce costs and stay in business. They started curtailing basic maintenance, delayed purchases of new subway cars, postponed salary

increases for employees, canceled any plans for system expansion and cut corners to survive. Does any of this sound familiar from the present? Today, the MTA New York City Transit’s new Fastrack initiative is using an entirely new way to perform subway maintenance in our system. By completely suspending train service over a segment of a subway line, workers have uninterrupted access to tracks, signals, cables, lighting, third rail components and platform edges. Many Fastrack line shutdowns were completed this year, which resulted in an unprecedented amount of work being accomplished. Most importantly, Fastrack resulted in a safer and more efficient environment for employees to inspect, maintain and clean our 24/7 subway system. Transit employees inspected hundreds of signals and switches, repaired and replaced track rails and cross ties, cleaned track floors, performed elevator and escalator repair work, repaired water damage, cleared drains, cleaned stations and repainted areas that had not been touched in years because they are not reachable during normal train operation. They cleaned lighting fixtures, changed bulbs and repaired platform edges. Employees also performed high-intensity station cleaning. These maintenance activities improve train performance and efficiency while also providing a visible improvement to the station environment. Larry Penner is a transportation historian and advocate who previously worked 31 years for the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Transit Administration Region 2 New York Office.

A LOOK BACK This one’s a real treat. Here’s a rare glimpse of the Myrtle Avenue streetscape at night during the 1950s, found on the Facebook page “You must have lived in Ridgewood if you remember...” Note the marquee of the RKO Madison Theater in the background, which at the time was one of the neighborhood’s many moviehouses. Send us your historic pictures of Queens by email to editorial@qns.com or mail them to The Queens Courier, 38-15 Bell Blvd., Bayside, NY 11361. All mailed pictures will be carefully returned to you.

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et your ghost on and enjoy an array of Halloween parades and parties scheduled to take place across Queens this weekend and Monday, Oct. 31. Here’s a rundown of some of the fun things happening across the borough for Halloween:

Glendale: The Glendale Kiwanis Club will host its annual Halloween Parade on Monday, Oct. 31. The parade will kick off at 7 p.m. at the Stop and Shop located at 64-65 Myrtle Ave. The costumed participants will make their way down to the St. Pancras school yard where there will be a costume contest and prizes. Howard Beach: Ghouls and goblins in Howard Beach will get an early start to the Halloween fun with the community’s annual Halloween parade on Saturday, Oct. 29. The march takes place at 11 a.m., with participants heading along Cross Bay Boulevard from 159th Avenue to 165th Avenue. Kids will be able to enjoy food, rides and refreshments. In the event of inclement weather, the parade will

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Meng keeping all politics local as she seeks re-election to Congress BY ANTHONY GIUDICE

their bedtime,” Meng said. “They are curious. Some kids talk about it in school. It’s interesting.” One of the things Meng has pridhead of the Nov. 8 elections, ed herself on is her ability to bring incumbent Congresswoman lawmakers together from across Grace Meng visited the Schneps the aisle to work on legislation as Communications office in Bayside on Democrats and Republicans, which Oct. 20 to discuss the things she has she believes is even more important done in Congress so far, and what she now, especially during this divisive plans to do if re-elected. general election season. Since Meng is involved in this “I made a promise to myself and year’s elections, she likes to use the I’ve said it publicly at meetings presidential race as an educational that I wanted to be one of those tool for her two young children, but members who tries to work across has changed things up during this the aisle and that I would try my election, due to the nature of the best to provide solutions that didn’t debates. contain blame on the other party as “This year, perhaps we will do it to why something wasn’t working or off camera, we’ll turn off the debate. happening,” Meng said. “So I do feel They actually ask about it, they want that in Congress I’ve been able to do to know about it, but it’s on late past that; I’ve been able to reach across the aisle and work with Republican leadership.” Some of the things Meng has done for the Sixth Congressional District — which stretches from Bayside all the way to Glendale and into parts of Ridgewood and Maspeth — include pushing the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) to release their safety review following a crash involving a train and tractor trailer at a Maspeth crossing, bringing feminine hygiene products into schools across Queens, working for veterans, making the skies over Queens quieter by founding the Congressional Quiet Skies Caucus and getting Glendale its own ZIP code, among other initiatives. Meng faces Daniel Maio in the race for the Sixth Congressional seat, and if she does get re-elected this November, Meng plans to stay the course and listen to her constituents’ concerns and turning them into law. As one of the vice chairs on the Democratic National Committee, one of Meng’s responsibilities is to reach out to millennials and help give them Two other judicial candidates a better understanding of politics secured only the Democratic parand how it affects their lives. ty line: Cheree A. Buggs of Queens “This is a huge group of folks that Village and Ernest F. Hart of Litwe are not getting the message across tle Neck. to,” Meng said. “We need to do a betThe general election takes place on ter job of telling our millennials that Nov. 8 from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. To find we’re on their side. For example, how a polling place or for more voting government can help them and how information, call 212-VOTE-NYC or they can work with government to visit www.vote.nyc.ny.us. address a lot of their issues as well.” AGIUDICE@RIDGEWOODTIMES.COM/ @A_GIUDICEREPORT

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long with the presidential race and a host of legislative contests in the Nov. 8 general election, voters in Queens will also make their choices as to who will represent them on the state Supreme Court. Seven Supreme Court Justice seats for the 11th Judicial District covering Queens will be on the ballot, and there are eight candidates to choose from. Voters can choose seven of the candidates. The State Supreme Court in Queens handles not only civil matters but also felony criminal cases. Supreme Court Justices preside over lawsuits in which plaintiffs seek damages in excess of $25,000 as well as divorce proceedings, legal injunctions, criminal arraignments and both civil and criminal trials. Four Supreme Court candidates secured the nominations of the Democratic, Republican and Conservative parties: Marguerite A. Grays

of Cambria Heights; Joseph Esposito of Astoria; William A. Viscovich of Whitestone and Joseph A. Zayas of Little Neck. Another candidate, Margaret A. McGowan of Whitestone, secured the Democratic and Republican party lines, while Joseph F. Kasper of South Ozone Park is running on the Republican and Conservative lines.

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Mark Cacioppo, head butcher and owner of DiMarco’s Butcher Shoppe knows meat, for sure! The admiration for his craft began when he was a teenager, working as an apprentice butcher in Forest Hills. He continued on his journey and worked in top rated butcher shops…carefully studied meats, and developed broad-based knowledge in the meat process from beginning to end. Mark is an expert on how meat age rotation is handled, as well as the process with which beef needs to be properly aged to ensure tenderness and flavor. This process involves a skill and style where meats are much more flavorful and tender. Mark is a graduate of the Institute of Culinary Education, formally Peter Kumps in NYC. He’s trained and worked in some of the famous kitchens in NYC. He started DiMarco’s Butcher Shop, on a smaller scale, at the Amish Market in Atlas Park, served as meat manager at BJ’s Wholesale Club, and worked at Ottominelli’s Brothers in NYC. He’s also gained vast experience on the wholesale level as a sales rep at the famous DeBragga and Spitler Meat Distributors, and has served as advisor to butchers and chefs from all over the City. Whether he’s recommending a particular cut of meat, or offering a special recipe, Mark’s goal is to provide to his customers at DiMarco’s Butcher Shoppe, the ultimate dining experience…with expert personalized service. Mark personally inspects and scrutinizes all his meats at DiMarco’s Butcher Shop for quality, color, marbling and texture. Come see for yourself the ‘true art of expert butchering’ at DiMarco’s Butcher Shop! Mark is looking forward to providing the community with highly personalized service, and quality cuts at great prices. He will be carrying a full line of certified Angus beef, dry aged beef, game meat, all natural pork, homemade sausage, young lamb and goat, fresh holiday turkeys, suckling pigs, and antibiotic-free chicken. Visit the butcher shop to indulge in DiMarco’s flavorful homestyle cooking, appetizing deli products, and fresh pasta. Mark is looking forward to building long, personalized business relationships with the entire community. Feel free to stop in and visit Mark at DiMarco’s, 66-03 Myrtle Avenue, Glendale , for advice on meats or for special meat requests.

DiMarco’s is located at 66-03 Myrtle Avenue, Glendale, NY

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ARTS & LEISURE

Ridgewood students get to use latest tech during John Lennon tour bus visit — as New Yorkers are invited to come together to create original music, videos, poetry and art around their central “Come Together” theme. The projects created will focus on telling the powerful and moving stories of New York City immigrants as part of a Cultural Immigrant Initiative through the NYC Council and Department of Cultural Affairs. These stories will be featured in a compilation of original music, videos, interviews, art works, photos and poetry which will premiere at the end of the tour at an event hosted by the Lennon Photos courtesy of The John Lennon Educational Tour Bus presented by Canon USA. Bus at the Museum of Moving Image. The kids at Grover Cleveland High School got the chance to work with high-tech cameras and musical The John Lennon Educational Bus equipment. is a nonprofit, state-of-the-art mobile Pro Audio and HD video recording BY ANTHONY GIUDICE facility that provides hands-on expeAGIUDICE@QNS.COM/@A_GIUDICEREPORT creativity and digital media educaThe visit to GCHS was part of riences for students of all ages. It is in the John Lennon Educational Bus’ its 19th year of touring and features tion for students. he students at Ridgewood’s Throughout the visit, students took monthlong Come Together: NYC tour the latest audio and video technology, Grover Cleveland High School part in the “Canon Educational Ex- — a tour of peace, love and creativity gear and products. (GCHS) got the chance to “come perience,” and they were allowed to together” and work with top-of-the- work with the latest Canon cameras line cameras and musical equipment for their own digital media project. thanks to a visit from the John Len- Students were also able to check out non Educational Tour Bus as part of the state-of-the-art tour bus and try the Come Together: NYC tour. out some of the latest gear and musiOn Oct. 18, the John Lennon Edu- cal equipment through interactive cational Tour Bus — presented by workshops. Canon USA Inc., and with the support More than 300 students came toof Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley gether on the school’s softball field to — came to GCHS with a $1,000 check “imagine peace” by creating a human and instrument donation to support peace sign.

Glendale Boy Scouts honor Eagle ranks, clean up community

n Sept. 25, Sacred Heart’s Boy Scouts of America Troop 427 hosted the Eagle Scout Court of Honor for their 29th and 30th Eagle Scouts, Steven Hansen and John Federico.

The ceremony was attended by the troop’s family and friends, Sacred Heart dignitaries, Msgr. McClancy, Memorial High School dignitaries, member of the Glendale Kiwanis,

Chairman of Community Board 5 Vincent Arcuri, Congresswoman Grace Meng, Assemblyman Michael Miller, and state Senator Joseph Addabbo. A lso, On Oc t. 8, B oy Scout T ro op 427 a nd t he Glend a le

Kiwanis helped cleaned up Otto Road in Glendale. Over 60 bags of garbage were removed, tulips were planted, and new flags hung with the help of the Glendale Fire Department.

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Smokemaster 32 oz. Black Forest Ham

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Carnation Evaporated Milk lb.

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Botticelli Extra Cabrioni Virgin Olive Oil

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Italian Wafers

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DAIRY & FROZEN Assorted

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Fage Yogurt

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Polly-O Ricotta Cheese

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Dannon Yogurt

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Tropicana Orange Juice

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Polly-O Mozzarella Cheese

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Boar’s Head American Cheese

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Hickory Smoked

Boar’s Head Turkey Ham

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Deluxe Antipasto Salad

499 lb.

Aunt Jemima Pancakes

299

Krasdale Shoestring French Fries

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Hanover Golden Sweet Corn

Fresh Baked Bagels

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San Pellegrino Sparkling Soda

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Boar’s Head Deluxe Ham

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Panera Country White Bread

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Partanna Extra Virgin Olive Oil

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Endico Mixed Vegetables

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Grilled Chicken

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Stella’s Famous Stuffed Rice Balls

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Banquet Mac & Cheese

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Boar’s Head Swiss Cheese

10 oz.

Friendly’s Ice Cream Rolls

Krasdale Gandules Green Peas

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Boar’s Head Maple Glazed Turkey

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Totino’s Pizza Rolls

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Nasoya Organic Tofu

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3 lb.

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Swiss Miss Pudding

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Laughing Cow Wedges

4 pack

Ziegler ’s Apple Cider

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8 oz.

Dannon Fruit on the Bottom Yogurt

Sabra Hummus

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199

16 oz.

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199

Finlandia Butter

399

64 oz.

199

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Breakstone’s Cottage Cheese

16 oz.

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Axelrod Sour Cream

Cuoco Caponata Eggplant Appetizer

2/$ for

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Volpe Primo Salami

499

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Mild Provolone Cheese

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Grilled Vegetables

499 lb.

Alpha Pita Bread

199 ea.

Genova Tonno in Olive Oil

199 ea.

Sophia Pure Honey

699

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From emigrating with his family from Latvia in 1979, to his position today as the president of Ridgewood Savings Bank, Leonard Stekol is living a dream. “This is the greatest country in the world,” he said, as the recently elevated president who has been with the 95-year-old Bank for 23 years. His elevation to president and COO in July was a journey of hard work from a trainee in the audit department to his current position. As the largest mutual savings Bank in New York State with $5.3 billion in assets, Ridgewood Savings Bank is “owned” by its depositors and has always been rooted in the communities it serves. With branches across the New York metropolitan area and with 55,000 free ATMs available nationwide to its customers, the Bank’s footprint continues to grow. There are 10 branches in Queens, including the corporate office in Ridgewood, where the bank was born in 1921 in a converted taproom located at the intersection of Myrtle and Forest Avenues. The 14 founders personally handed

out flyers to encourage neighbors to put their money in what started as the Savings Bank of Ridgewood. The cornerstone for their new headquarters, now a historic building, was laid in the bank’s original location in 1929 when the name was changed to Ridgewood Savings Bank. When the Great Depression came, the bank weathered the storm. Where many banks failed, it survived based on their unique relationship with the people they served. I love the bank’s motto, “Multiply the Good.” Just this past weekend, the bank opened its parking lot for a Fall Festival, entertaining the neighborhood children with various games and face painting, and giving away pumpkins. The bank’s list of support for civic, educational and philanthropic organizations fills pages in its annual Statement of Condition. It’s obvious the bank believes in the communities it serves, and its customers have enabled it to grow into 34 branches in Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan, Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester, which includes a Mobile Bank branch serving assisted living centers and visiting elementary schools to further promote the bank’s “Teach Children to Save” program. As a graduate of Queens College and a CPA, Leonard Stekol will strive to work with the management and the board, continuing to move the bank forward with new branches and services. He believes in the bank’s motto emphasizing the power of what can happen when you “multiply the good.” The future of his leadership and accomplishments speaks volumes

about the power of the United States offering opportunities to people like Leonard Stekol – a man who came

from another country and is making a positive impact for his family and the community.

Ridgewood Savings Bank president, Leonard Stekol at his executive ofiice

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Midville Kiwanis honors community leaders

he Kiwanis Club of Middle Village honored a host of local activists for their service to the neighborhood during its fourth annual Community Awards Dinner on Oct. 20 at Roma View Caterers in Howard Beach. The honorees included Gary Lombardo of Grand Insurance Agency; Janine Michel of Christ the King Regional High School; Alphonse Gentile of Astoria Bank, who is also president of the Middle Village Kiwanis; and Daniel Austin of All Faiths Cemetery. Photos by Allen Ngai

Maspeth Federal Savings: Jill Nicolois, Ken Rudzewick, Victoria Grappone, Barbara Rudzewick

Honoree Vincent LaPuma, Grand Insurance Agency; Sen. Joe Addabbo, Jr.; Honoree Gary Lombardo, Grand Insurance Agency; Honoree Janine Michel, Christ the King; Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley; Honoree Alphonse “Al” Gentile, Club President, Astoria Bank; Honoree Daniel Austin, Retired Detective, NYPD.

Kiwanis Club of Middle Village: (Front) Jill Nicolois, JP DiTroia, Tina DiTroia, Dorothy Lancaster, Marisa Tarantino, Margaret Schmerwitz. (Rear) Alphonse “Al” Gentile, Jennifer Rizzo.

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR THURSDAY, OCT. 27

Comedy Night @ K&A Social Club. K&A hosts a weekly comedy show with talented comedians guaranteed to make you laugh. The event starts at 9 p.m. K&A Social Club is located at 66-48 Myrtle Ave.

2. Spelling Bee @ Ridgewood Public Library. Children in first to sixth grade are invited for a weekly Spelling Bee contest from 3:30 to 3:45 p.m. Registration is not required and parents or guardians must be present. Ridgewood Public Library is located at 20-12 Madison St.

FRIDAY, OCT. 28

3. Watercolor Club @ Forest Hills Public Library. The watercolor club is specifically created for adults to meet, mingle and explore the wonders of watercolor. The event takes place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Forest Hills Public Library is located at 10819 71st Ave. 4. Friday Movie Matinee @ Forest Hills Public Library. Join the Friday Film Forum from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Registration is not required. Forest Hills Public Library is located at 10819 71st Ave. 5. Homework Help @ Hollis Public Library. Children and tweens (K-fifth grade) are invited to come in and work with volunteers to receive homework help in ELA and math. This event takes place from 4 to 6 p.m.

SATURDAY, OCT. 29

6. Saturday Morning Activities @ Forest Hills Public Library. Children of all ages are welcome to join the Saturday morning fun at Forest Hills Public Library from 11 a.m. to noon. There will be games, toys and lots more. Forest Hills Public Library at 10819 71st Ave.

COUNSELING PROGRAMS • GLENDALE ALANON, a program for families and friends of alcoholics, meets every Wednesday night at Trinity Reformed Church, Palmetto Street and 60th Place, Ridgewood, Beginners meet at 7:30 p.m., followed by the regular meeting at 8:10 p.m. • ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets every Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church, 21st Avenue and 32nd Street, Astoria. For more information, call 718-520-5021. • NAR-ANON, a self-help support group for those affected by a loved one’s drug abuse, meets every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the basement of the Church of the Gardens, 50 Ascan Ave., Forest Hills. For more

7. Social Dance @ Forest Hills Public Library. Learn line and ballroom dances every Saturday from 10:15 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Registration is not required. Forest Hills Public Library is located at 10819 71st Ave.

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SUNDAY, OCT. 30

8. Music: Bring Your Own Vinyl @ Green Tavern. Bring your own vinyl to the tavern at 8 p.m. There will be drinks, food and great music. The Green Tavern is located at 6869 Fresh Pond Rd. 9. Open Tasting Room @ Finback Brewery. Stop by for a beer and socialize from 5 to 10 p.m. Tours are limited and are about 20 minutes. Call ahead at 718-628-8600 to see if tours will be offered. Finback Brewery is located at 78-1 77th Ave. 10. Music: Audio Therapy @ Trans-Pecos. Kick off Halloween with a night of sick beats and dancing hosted by radio personality Darkkent and special guest performances. Doors open at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased on ticketfly. com. Trans-Pecos is located at 915 Wyckoff Ave.

MONDAY, OCT. 31

11. Gentle Yoga @ Woodside Public Library. Practice yoga to relax your mind, body and spirit with instructor Mirelle Netelle. Registration is not required to participate. The event is from 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. Woodside Public Library is located at 54-22 Skillman Ave. 12. Happy Spooky Halloween! @ Forest Hills Public Library. Kids ages 6 and up are dared to join a spooky afternoon celebrating Halloween from 4

information, call 800-984-0066.

YOUTH ACTIVITIES • BOY SCOUT TROOP 28 meets every Friday at 7 p.m. at St. John’s Lutheran Church, 86-20 114th St., Richmond Hill. All boys ages 10 1/2 to 17 are welcome. For information, call 718-478-5747. • SUNNYSIDE DRUM CORPS meets every Tuesday at 6 p.m. at All Saints Church, 43-12 46th St., one block off Queens Boulevard, Sunnyside. Boys and girls ages 7 to 17 are invited to join. For more information, call 718-786-4141. • BOY SCOUT TROOP 119 meets every Tuesday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at St. Margaret Parish Center, 80th Street off Juniper Valley Road, Middle Village. Boys ages 11 to 17 are welcome.

8. Ridgewood Youth Market @ Ridgewood Youth Market. Now in its eighth season, youth from the Bushwick and Ridgewood community come out to sell fresh fruit fruits and vegetables. EBT/Food Stamps, Debit/Credit, and WIC & FMNP Coupons accepted. Stop by between 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Cypress Ave, between Myrtle and Putnam avenues. to 5 p.m. Registration is not required to participate, but space is limited. Forest Hills Public Library is located at 10819 71st Ave. 13. Haunted Hallway of Horrors @ Woodhaven Public Library. Kids ages 8 to 15 are invited to walk through the haunted hallway of horrors if they so truly dare. This event takes place from 6 to 6:30 p.m. Woodhaven Public Library is located at 85-41 Forest Pkwy.

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14. Karaoke Tuesdays @ Ridgewood Ale House. Every Tuesday, the

• CUB SCOUT PACK 383 meets every Wednesday from 7 to 8 p.m. at St. Pancras Pfeifer Hall, Myrtle Avenue and 68th Street, Glendale. For more information, call 718-938-2073.

Ridgewood Ale House hosts karaoke Tuesdays. Join in on the fun from 9 p.m. to midnight. There will be drinks, dancing and food. Ridgewood Ale House is located at 5738 Myrtle Avenue. Wednesday, Nov. 2 15. ShapeUp NYC: Yoga for Adults @ Ridgewood Public Library. Get fit and ease your mind with yoga instructor Adriana Hastings from 5 to 6 p.m. Space is limited and participation is at a first-come, first-served basis. Ridgewood Public Library is located at 20-12 Madison St.

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ONGOING SENIOR PROGRAMS • RIDGEWOOD OLDER ADULT CENTER, 59-14 70th Ave., Ridgewood, welcomes new members 60 years of age and older every weekday. For more information, call 718-456-2000. • RIDGEWOOD-BUSHWICK SENIOR CENTER, 319 Stanhope St., Bushwick, holds various programs every day. Call 718-366-3083 for more information. • PETER CARDELLA SENIOR CENTER, 68-52 Fresh Pond Road, Ridgewood, holds breakfast and lunch

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every weekday, as well as a variety of programs. For more information, call 718-497-2908. SELF-HELP MASPETH SENIOR CENTER, 69-61 Grand Ave., holds beading, jewelry and other programs daily. Hot lunch served at noon. Transportation available. For details, call 718-429-3636. MIDDLE VILLAGE ADULT CENTER, 69-10 75th St., holds arts and crafts at 10 a.m.; Sit and Be Fit exercise at 1 p.m.; and Tai-Chi Chuan at 10:15 a.m. daily. For more information, call 718-894-3441. REGO PARK SENIOR CENTER, 9329 Queens Blvd., holds a variety of programs every day. For more information, call 718-896-8751. SUNNYSIDE SENIOR CENTER, 43-31 39th St., holds programs daily. Call 718-392-6944 for more information.

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THE EVERGREENS CEMETERY

The Evergreens Cemetery is a historic cemetery established in 1849, surrounded by 225 acres of beauty and tranquility, the Evergreens features beautiful gardens with majestic trees and scenic walkways. The Evergreens offers distinctive services suited for various traditions and budgets. We are dedicated to ensuring that you and your family ﬁnd the right arrangement for your loved ones.

A broad range of customized interment options for both pre-planning and immediate burial, including: • Traditional Ground Burials • Family Plots • Mausoleum Entombment • Cremation Memorialization • As a courtesy we are offering transportation to anyone within a 10 mile radius **With scheduled appointment - for a limited time

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RODOL P H O R . P OW E L L of R id ge w o o d d ie d on S at u r d ay, O c tob er 2 2 , at t he age of 60. A native of Costa Rica, he was the dear brother of Morine Bartley. Ser v ices were of fered at Morton F unera l Home/ R id gewoo d C hapels, 663 Grandv iew Ave., Ridgewood , followed by cremation at F resh Pond Cremator y, Midd le Village.

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GL OR I A VOL K E NS o f R id ge wo o d d ie d on F rid ay, O c tob er 21, at t he age of 79. A native of Brook ly n, she was the dea r sister of Diane Schlosser. Ser v ices were of fered at Morton Funeral Home/ R id gewood C hapels, 663 Grandv iew Ave., Ridgewood, by Rev. Michael Ross, followed by interment at Linden Hill Ceme ter y, Ridgewood.

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JOH N A . M A RT OR A NO d ie d on T hursday, October 20, at the age of 84. He was the husband of

t he late Rosema rie Ma r tora no, lo v i n g f at her of Ma r i a A n a gnostopoulos and Anthony Guzzo, fat her-in-law of Serg io a nd the late C a rmela , cherished g ra ndf at h e r of Jo s e ph , R o s e m a r i e , Regina, Raquel and T homas and g reat-g rand father of Eddie, Cayla, Joseph, Vito, Lila and Nicho las. He was a U.S. Army veteran. A Mass of Christian Burial was of fered on Saturday, October 22 , at Transfig uration Church, Maspeth, followed by interment at St. Joh n Cemeter y, Midd le Village, under the direction of Papavero Funeral Home, 72-27 Grand Ave., Maspeth.

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DA NIEL OLJACA o f Ridgewood d ied on Mond ay, Oc tober 17, at the age of 37. A native of Queens, he was the lov ing son of Peter Oljaca and Margarita Skoda Oljaca and dear brother of Michael Oljaca and Petar Oljaca Jr. Ser v ices were of fered at Morton Funeral Home/ R id gewood C hapels, 663 G ra n d v i e w Av e . , R i d ge w o o d , followed by cremation at Fresh Pond Cremator y, Middle Village.

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Answering common questions on funeral planning

f you are planning a funeral, you have many decisions to make. You may feel overwhelmed or confused. You may have questions. Here are some common questions and answers from the New York State Department of Health.

clearly listed on both the General Price List and the Itemized Statement of Services.

WHAT CAN I DO IF I FEEL THE PRICES ARE TOO HIGH?

You can call several funeral homes and compare prices. (Funeral homes are required to give price information over the telephone.) If you’ve shopped around and the price is still too high, you may have to reconsider your selections.

WHO CAN MAKE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS?

The “customer.” It’s very important for family members to agree about the type of services and merchandise to be purchased. Ideally, the family should designate one person to make the arrangements and to convey the family decisions to the funeral director. The customer will be responsible for the payment of the bill.

DO I NEED A FUNERAL DIRECTOR?

Yes. In New York State, only a licensed and registered funeral director may make funeral arrangements for the care, moving, preparation and burial or cremation of a deceased person. At the least, the funeral director will file the death certificate, transfer the body, coordinate with cemetery or crematory representatives, make the necessary preparations, and move the body to the cemetery or crematory.

CAN I PREPAY MY FUNERAL?

WHAT WILL THE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS COST?

The costs of funeral arrangements vary greatly, depending on the funeral home and on the type of service and merchandise you choose. For example, if the service you select involves viewing the remains, the funeral home may require embalming and preparation of the body, which can be expensive. Also, there is a tremendous range in the price of caskets, depending on style, type of wood, lining, etc. The least expensive type of funeral service is direct burial or direct cremation.

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Yes. Prepayment can lift much of the financial burden from your survivors. It also allows you to select the type of IF I CHOOSE A DIRECT funeral arrangements you want. PreBURIAL, CAN THE need plans are regulated by law. For more information, read the New York FUNERAL HOME CHARGE FOR A GRAVESIDE State Health Department’s publication “Before Prepaying Your Funeral, Know SERVICE? A direct burial includes a graveside Your Rights.” ceremony if the customer wants it. If, after the funeral, you have a seThe price for the ceremony, excluding rious problem with how the arrangecash advances, must be included in ments were handled, you can file a the fee for a direct burial. However, if complaint by writing: New York State the service requires staff in addition Department of Health, to the funeral director supervising Bureau of Funeral Directing, Hedthe burial, an additional charge may ley Park Place, 433 River St., Suite 303, be added. If so, this charge must be Troy, NY 12180-2299.

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IRON WORKS Welding, Railings, Cellar Doors. Cement Work. All Types Of Repairs & Property Maintenance Horst Walter & Son 1-718-894-1108 Bus.

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INFLATION FIGHTING PRICES Also Packing Material Can Be Purchased & Delivered Discounts For Senior Citizens

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QUEENS REAL ESTATE SALE PRICES KEEP CLIMBING HIGHER AND HIGHER, REPORT FINDS BY SUZANNE MONTEVERDI SMONTEVERDI@QNS.COM @SMONT76

eal estate prices are on the rise citywide and throughout the borough, according to a recent report. Residential sales data published by the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) examines the average sales prices for cooperatives, condominiums and one- to three-family dwellings in the city and within each of the five boroughs. According to the study, the New York City residential sales market posted a record $13.6 billion in citywide total monetary value for completed home sales transactions in the third quarter of 2016 — a 15 percent rise when compared with the third quarter of 2015. All five boroughs posted year-overyear increases in the average sales price for a home. In Queens, average

sales price for a home (including cooperatives, condominiums and one- to three-family dwellings) increased 6 percent to $523,000, while home sales volume year-over-year increased a total of 7 percent to 4,303 units. Overall, total residential sales consideration rose 12 percent to $2.25 billion in the borough year-to-year. When examining Queens

neighborhoods, Flushing recorded the most condominium sales in Queens this quarter with 86 units — an increase of 28 percent from last year’s third quarter. The average sales price was listed at $518,000, which is a 6 percent increase year-over-year. Long Island City recorded the highest average condo price per square foot for the quarter at $1,195, as well

the as highest average co-op sale price coming in at $441,000. When examining average one- to three-family dwelling sale prices, Long Island City was highest at $1,902,000, followed by Astoria at $1,093,000 and Jamaica Estates/Holliswood at $1,025,000. “The record total transactional value and uptick in home sales completed this quarter represent the health of the residential market citywide,” said John Banks, III, REBNY president. “The slight pause felt last quarter was redirected through the hot summer season and this heightened activity sets us up for a promising remainder of 2016.” The Real Estate Board of New York is the City’s leading real estate trade association which publishes reports providing indicators of market prices for both the residential and commercial sectors.

Ridgewood Times Real Estate Guide Listings selected at random. Courtesy MLSLI

69th Place

RIDGEWOOD

55th Drive

78th Street

Woodward Ave.

GLENDALE

MASPETH

Under 500K 19-80 Starr St, Ridgewood NY, 11385 $450,000 Condo 2 Bedrooms/2 Full Bathrooms Antoinette Caruso Realty Connect USA LLC

Under 500K 76-18 69th Pl, Glendale NY, 11385 $499,000 Condo 2 Bedrooms/2 Full Bathrooms Jonathan Sanchez Newman Realty Inc

Under 500K 62-15 53 Ave, Maspeth NY, 11378 $269,888 Co-op 2 Bedrooms/1 Full Bathroom Raphael Khan Keller Williams Rlty Landmark

500-900K 18-07 Starr St, Ridgewood NY, 11385 $799,000 Colonial 5 Bedrooms/3 Full Bathrooms,1 Half Bathroom Carlos Piedrahita House Hunt Realty Corp

500-900K 71-07 67th St, Glendale NY, 11385 $865,999 Colonial, 2 Family 8 Bedrooms/3 Full Bathrooms Jose Portillo Portillo Realty Corp

500-900K 52-46 71st St, Maspeth NY, 11378 $888,000 Colonial 3 Bedrooms/1 Full Bathroom,1 Half Bathroom John O Kane O Kane Realty

500-900K 61-74 82nd St, Middle Village NY, 11379 $825,000 Townhouse 3 Bedrooms/1 Full Bathroom, 1 Half Anna Jargilo/ Wioletta Bednarczuk Exit All Seasons Realty

Over 900K 61-32 55th Dr, Maspeth NY, 11378 $1,200,000 Duplex 6 Bedrooms/3 Full bathrooms Denise Fischetti L I Property Merchants

Over 900K 66-63 78th St, Middle Village NY, 11379 $1,299,000 Colonial, 2 Family 5 Bedrooms/4 Full Bathrooms, 1 Half John Lombardi Crifasi Real Estate Inc

Over 900K 861 Woodward Ave, Ridgewood NY, 11385 $1,750,000 2 Story, 4 Family 12 Bedrooms/4 Full Bathrooms Gobinda Lama Crifasi Real Estate Inc

Over 900K 59-22 Cooper Ave, Glendale NY, 11385 $1,300,000 Ranch 3 Bedrooms/1 Full Bathroom, 1 Half Bathroom Edward Fernandez Exit Realty Team

MIDDLE VILLAGE Under 500K 66-83 70th St, Middle Village NY, 11379 $479,000 Condo 2 Bedrooms/2 Full Bathrooms Florin Spariosu Sparrow REALTORS LLC

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Staying in the Neighborhood...

Live here 2 Family, Semi-Det Maspeth, Queens We exclusively a great client in the sale of this property. Asking price: $749,000 FEATURES - 5 Bedrooms - 2.5 Baths - Recently Renovated - Private Outdoor Space - Short walk to shops, school & markets - Nearby Q59, Q39, B38, Q54, & B57 Bus Lines And Average Commute Times Of 40 Min To Manhattan.

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BETTER LIFESTYLES ARMCRES REALTY, INC

3 Fam brick, excellent invest! Best location, near L&M trains. Features 6 rms. + 6 rms. + 5 rms. + bsmt., pvt yard, Asking $1.49M. A must see! Call Broker John

61-06 MYRTLE AVENUE GLENDALE, NY 11385

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RIDGEWOOD On Fresh Pond Road, 2 fam. with 1200 sq. ft. vacant store. Asking $1.650. Call owner 917-295-6790

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Tom Haines 717-587-1077 Investor Seeks Real Estate Cash $ Paid Stay In Your Home! Pending Foreclosure Ok! 6 Family for sale: prime Fast Closing Ok! Ridgewood 120K noi, many No Brokers Fee! updates and long term tenants. Tired of Headaches? Ready To Retire? Cash Buyers only 2.39 Tom@ridgewoodishome.com Call Today And Make Your Headaches Go Away! 717-587-1077 Want to retire? We have cash buyers paying top dollar!

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RICHMOND HILL

WOODSIDE

Spacious 2 Family in Excellent Location! 8 Bedrooms & 4 Full Bathrooms! Finished Bsmt. Finished Attic

Great opportunity to develop! Community service property, between Queens Blvd. & Woodside Ave. good for church, daycare, doctorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s office, pre-school, etc. Full Bsmt.

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Over 50+ Years of Service to the Local Real Estate Community 66-45 Fresh Pond Road, Ridgewood NY 11385

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Semi-det 2 fam brick, 5 beds, fin bsmt, gar, vacant closing $848K

Semi-det 1 fam, 23x116 lot, 3 beds, 2.5 baths, 20ft wide, by pk $868K

Maspeth

Middle Village N

Semi-det 1 fam, 4-5 bedrms, fin bsmt w/bth, 2 car gar $708K

Yng 2 fam, 6/6/3+full fin bsmt, 2 bths in ea apt, 2 terraces $1.48M

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Werba Realty has been instrumental in assisting thousands of satisfied clients and customers in their search for a new tenant or a new apartment in the area. We welcome the opportunity to do the same for you. RIDGEWOOD, GLENDALE, MIDDLE VILLAGE, MASPETH & BUSHWICK

OPEN HOUSE Sat & Sun Oct. 29 & 30 12noon-2pm 1812 Starr Street Ridgewood NY Photo IDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Required

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Glendale 2BR $1850

Ridgewd 3BR $2100 NEW Kit&Bath Parquet-Nr â&#x20AC;&#x153;Mâ&#x20AC;? Train

Ridgewd 1BR $1800 ALL BRAND NEW Dishwasher-Box Rms

Glendale 2BR $2300 XLARGE-New Kit&Bath MUST SEE!

Ridgewd 2BR $1895 Brand New Kit&Bath

Ridgewd 2BR $2700 Duplex-ALL NEW Backyard-Laundry

Maspeth 2BR $2300

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Box Rms-Hardwood Nr Myrtle Av Shops

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Our rental inventory is continuously changing. We have a WIDE SELECTION of BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS at ALL PRICE POINTS. Now that you are ready for your next move, call to schedule an appointment to meet with one of our Realtors!

Bushwick

1 FAMILY BRICK

1 Car Garage+Fin Bsmt 2 blocks to â&#x20AC;&#x153;Lâ&#x20AC;? train Asking $829,999

Woodhaven SOLD-Over Asking 2 FAMILY BRICK

20+ Offers

Ridgewood SOLD $1.34M 3 FAMILY BRICK

LANDMARK DISTRICT

Ridgewood SOLD-Full Asking 3 FAMILY BRICK

LANDMARK DISTRICT

COMMERCIAL SPACES Ridgewood $4000 Ridgewood $5000 FRESH POND RD Fresh Pd Rd CORNER Location 1200sf+1000sf+backyard Perfect for Retail / Office RESTAURANT/Retail/Office Maspeth $5400 Office/Medical Space 2 Baths (handicap access)

Basement Option/Excel Terms

Ridgewood $3000 Myrtle Ave & Fresh Pond 938sf+364sf Basement Perfect for Retail / Office

Ridgewood $5000 Metropolitan Avenue 2 Floors -1500sf Perfect for Office, Medical

Ridgewood $2500 Medical Space Perfect Location for Private Practice

Ridgewood-Glendale

Ridgewood $4995 Commercial Space w. YARD ONDERDONK AVE-2500sf Perfect STUDIO/CafĂŠ+++

Garages & Parking Spaces AVAILABLE

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2 fam brick, fin bsmt, garage, PS49 $758K

Det 1 fam brick, 4 bedrms, lge lot, pvt drive, gar, PS49 $1.1M

Call LOU PASTORINI Assoc. Broker

TOP PRODUCER 35 Consecutive Years Call LOU now for the FREE MARKET ANALYSIS of your home.

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MIDDLE VILLAGE/ MASPETH

Sun. 10/30, 12-2pm. 59-37 69th Pl., Maspeth

1 Fam lge brick ranch, 2 bdrms., liv rm., din rm., eat-in kit., full fin. bsmt., private driveway & yard, 1 car garage, walk to Grand Ave. Angie Carrano 718-429-4563 CAMPIONE REALTY

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1 Family brick, Best location, near OLOH Parish, steps to Jun Park, split level. Features 3 lge bdrms., 2 full baths, lge liv rm., formal din rm. with lge outdoor patio, fin. bsmt., 1 car garage, front & backyard. Too much to list! Asking $769K. Call Broker John 347-624-3603

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Glendale OPEN HOUSE SAT. 10/29 12-2pm 5 VALENTINE PLACE Perfect Starter Home Semi Detached 1 family featuring Lr, Dr, Eik, 2 bedrooms, 1 full bathrm full bsmt, private yard. Asking $479K

Ridgewood 3 Family -1st Fl mint, open layout, wd ﬂrs, kit w/ granite, Viking stove, SS appliances. 2nd & 3rd Flrs. Each have 3 bedrms, & boxed rms, pvt yard . Reduced to $1.399M

Williamsburg Semi det 2 family 3 rooms, 1 bdrm each apt., Buildable s/f-6750. Near McCarran Prk, The Lorimer L and the G train Asking $2.5M

RidgewoodBrk 2 Fam Ren. Urban Modern Home Lo stlye owners apt, 12 . ceilings, kit w/ commercial grade stove & high end fridge, soundproof walls and ceilings, mod. Bthrms, lovely original wd ﬂrs, pvt yrd, full ﬁn bsmt Asking $1.350M

Middle Village OPEN HOUSE SAT. 10/29 12-2PM 61-75 80th ST Brick 1 Family 3 bedrms, Eik, Fdr, full ﬁn bsmt front porch and back terrace, 1 car garage + addi onal 1 car parking. 1 Block To Juniper Prk Reduced to $749K

GlendaleSemi Det Brick 2 fam. renovated, a full ﬁnished basement, 2 car garage, and located near all Asking $799K

Glendale-Ren Brk 2 Fam. 3 bedrms ovr 2, wd flrs, firepl, garage, original wd doors, semi fin bsmt that is accessible from 1st & 2nd flrs . Reduced to $1.050M

Maspeth Brk 2 Family + 4 rm walk in. Elect & roof upgraded, wd ﬂrs, ceramic les, SS appliances, pvt. Driveway and garage + parking for 3 cars in pvt yard Asking $1.298M

Glendale Brick 1 Family Tudor 3 bedrms, full ﬁnished basement, 1 car garage, ﬁreplace. Asking $789K

Middle Village 1 Family Move in condi on Brick 20’ Tudor Style Home. 3 bedrms, 2 full bths, mod. Kit w/ SS applicances and Granite, full ﬁn bsmt, 1 car garage, private yard. Asking $798K

Middle Village 2 Family Duplex side by side. Only 8 yrs old, full ﬁnished basement, 3 bedrooms 1 apt and 2 bedrooms in the other. Private driveway. Reduced to $1.299K

Glendale Semi Detached 2 Family 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms each apt. full ﬁn bsmt w/ high ceilings, pull down a c, garage, 2 pvt drvwys lrg pvt yrd, wood ﬂrs Asking $1.059M

Williamsburg 3 Family Only 1 Block to subway. private yard. 2nd & 3rd Floors delivered vacant on tle Reduced to $2.6M

GlendaleBrk 2 Fam. 3 bedrooms over 2, full ﬁn basement, SS appliances and located near all Asking $1.029M

Ridgewood Brk 3 fam. Move in condi on , ren kitchens, pvt yard ,wood ﬂoors, only a few blks to the Fpr M or the Forest Ave. M. VOT Asking $1.298M

Ridgewood Semi detached brick 2 fam. Great loca on only 1 block to Forest Ave. M train. 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms over 5 rooms 2 bedrooms, full basement. Located near shopping and transporta on. Asking $1.299M

Glendale /Ridgewood Border Brick 2 Family 3 bedrooms over 2, full basement. Only 1 block to Myrtle Ave. Vacant on tle. Asking $999K

Ridgewood- Brk 3 fam ONLY 2 BLKS TO DEKALB L STATION 4 bedrooms on 1st ﬂ, 2nd Fl has 2 bedrms each apt. Also featuring a 2 car garage, full ﬁnished basement. Asking $1.595M

Middle Village Brick 1 Family 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, full basement, near shopping, express bus to city and subway. Asking $709K

Ridgewood Brk Semi Det 6 F amily Great Investment Property, 3 Blks From L & M Train Sta onMyrtle Wyckoﬀ Avenue, R6B Zoning. Asking $1.9M

Williamsburg Mixed use setup as a duplexed 3 bedrooms apt. over an approx. 1055 s/f store. Asking $1.775M

Middle Village Detached 1 Family Move in condi on. 2 bedrms, Eik, wood floors on first fl, full fin basement with ceramic led floors. Large private yard. Asking $579K

Middle Village Detch’d Brk 1 Fam 3 bedrms, 1.5 bths, 2 car gar. pvt drvwy, full ﬁn. bsmt, lovely kitchen w/ ctr island, parquet ﬂrs, updated electric & plumbing Asking $799K

Bushwick Mixed Use 4 Family + 2 stores. 2 bedrooms each apt. full basement, 2 stores and 1 apt. will be VOT Asking $2.399M

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RIDGEWOOD 2 Family brick, 30x100 property 6 over 5 + full ďŹ nished bsmt., 1-1/2 car garage, long wide private driveway + private yard. Asking $1.099000

Mix-Use Building Consisting Of 1 Large Commercial Space On First Floor, 2-2 Bedroom Box Apts On The 2nd Floor. Completely Renovated In 2004 And Well Maintained. Close to L train Halsey stop and Jackie Robinson Parkway.

MIDDLE VILLAGE 2 Family 6 over 5, full ďŹ nished bsmt., private yard, walk to M train. Asking $729K Ultra modern 1 Family brick, 20ft house, 3 bdrms., liv rm., eat-in kit., formal din rm., full ďŹ nished bsmt., ultra modern 2-1/2 baths, private yard, 1 car garage, private driveway. Too Much To List! Call For Details!

GLENDALE 2 family brick, 20 ft wide house, 1-1/2 car garage, 6 over 5 ďŹ n. bsmt., 2 car garage, walk to M train & FPRD. $1.059000 MASPETH 1 Family 22ft. brick ranch, 2 bdrms., din rm., liv rm., kit., full bsmt., 1 car garage, private driveway & yard, walk to Grand Ave. $600's WILLIAMSBURG 3 Family 6 over 6 over 5, prime area, walk to L train. Delivered vacant. Owner Anxious $2M

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63-13 METROPOLITAN AVE., MIDDLE VILLAGE 718-326-3003 Visit our website: www.campionerealty.com

UPPER GLENDALE 1 Family 3 bdrms., detached, wide private driveway, 1 car garage, big back yard. Asking $699K

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Prime, Corner 4 family + store + 4 garages. Call broker for more info.

347-400-4398

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY RIDGEWOOD

Fresh Pond Road/Palmetto Commercial Space For Rent. 1200 sq. ft. + bsmt. 1,000 sq. ft. $4,000 month. Call owner 917-295-6790

GLENDALE

Commercial Store Front For Lease, approx. 1400 sq. ft. $2,600 month. Call owner

BUSHWICK 5, 000 sq. ft., Lot/Space

RIDGEWOOD 8,700 sq. ft., M1 lease, Hi., OH., available immediately

WANTEED

MOTIVATED TENANT 5,600 sq. ft., Ridgewood area.

KRISH REAL ESTATE 718-386-4680 718-381-3800

BUS.FOR SALE AUTO REPAIR BUSNIESS FOR SALE With Inspection License RIDGEWOOD/GLENDALE Border. In Business For 36 Years. Inquiries Only. Call 516-351-5161

GARAGES

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MIDDLE VILLAGE Outdoor parking, safe & secure Metro. Ave. nr. 62nd St. Call days Angelo

MILESTONE REALTY CORP.

FOREST HILLS COMMERICAL SPACE For Rent, Store/Office 1,000 sq. ft. Asking $2,650 month.

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OFFICE FOR RENT Ideal For Medical, 4 exam rms, admin. office & waiting rm. Long lease. $3,500 nego. Call 718-381-8855

3 Generous 1st Flr Rms Convenient To Subway $1300 3 Rms 2nd Flr New Kitch & Bath Walk To Shop $1400 4 Rms 2nd Flr Qn BR, Walk To All Shopping $1600 5 Rms Qn BR, Balcony, Freshly Painted, Bright $1900 6 Rms SS Appliances W Dish Wsh, Yard Use $2200 Hse To Rent 3BR's, Garage, Yard, Conven Loc $3000

718-366-3460 MASPETH Large Garage For Rent, close to LIE. $250 month, 1 month deposit. Call 718-898-9844

OFFICE SPACE RIDGEWOOD OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT On Fresh Pond Road, 200 sq. ft. office, WIFI included. Front window space for advertising included. MUST SEE! Will not last long, perfect for any professional. $550. Call 718-456-1018

BEAUTIFUL, SPACIOUS AND FRESHLY RENOVATED APARTMENT IN HISTORIC RESIDENTIAL STREET IN UPPER RIDGEWOOD. Walking distance to M train, food markets, shops and restaurants Features: â&#x20AC;˘ 3 Bedrooms - 1 Bathroom 2 Entrances - Large open concept Living Room & Kitchen, fully renovated with hardwood flooring. Located on the 2nd floor of this magnificent 2 family townhouse â&#x20AC;˘ Freshly painted, naturally welllit with lots of open space, large windows & high ceilings â&#x20AC;˘ Recently renovated large kitchen with custom cabinets, granite counter top & ceramic flooring â&#x20AC;˘ Recently renovated large bathroom with mosaics throughout and modern shower fixtures â&#x20AC;˘ $2,300-Negotiable/month + 1 month security deposit â&#x20AC;˘ No Pets â&#x20AC;&#x201C; No Smoking Utilities not included â&#x20AC;˘ No Fees - Rental by Owner No Brokers may contact us.

Contact: Minerva at 718-386-2907 Hrs: 10am-5pm or 917-975-7570

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CARPENTER & WOODWORKING Helper, 2 positions available. $500-$800. Overtime available. 62-12 64th St., M.V. 917-418-9514

62-18 68th Avenue, Ridgewod Beautiful Building Apartments Large 1 bdrm apts. $1,400-$1,800 Cooking gas included, parquet floors, close to M train & commercial. Call Broker Nick for appointment

1 bdrm., liv rm., kit & full bath, 2nd floor, private entrance. $1,500. Call owner

516-316-6962 GLENDALE

3 bdrms., railroad apt., liv rm., din rm., kit., 2nd flr., spacious, new appls., move-in condition, very clean. $1,850, Call owner

917-442-0346

516-662-0772

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1 bdrm box apt., no pets, washer or dryer, RIDGEWOOD 5 rms., 2 family, 2nd parquet floors. $1,350. floor...................$2,000 No Broker Please!. Call 6 rms., 2 fam., off FPRD., owner 917-699-3955 2nd floor..............$2,000 4 rms., 4 fam., 1st floor. $1,700 GLENDALE 5 rms., 6 fam., 2nd floor, $1,600/$1,700 4 rms., box mod.$1,500 5 rms., Myrtle Ave., 3rd floor....................$1,800

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2 bdrms., 4 rms., railroad, hardwd flrs., porcelin tile kit., modern kit & bath, 1 block to M train, n/wm or pets. $1,700 Call owner

GLENDALE 2 bedroom apt., 2nd floor, private house. $1,850. Call owner 516-578-1689

63-13 METROPOLITAN AVE., MIDDLE VILLAGE 718-326-3003 Visit our website: www.campionerealty.com MIDDLE VILLAGE 3 bdrms., 2 full baths, wlk to park & M train........$2,000 3 bdrms., 2 full baths, balcony...................$1,900 MASPETH 2 bdrms., 1st floor, close to Grand Ave.................$1,650 GLENDALE 5 rms., 2 bdrms., 2nd floor....................$1,700 RIDGEWOOD 1 bdrm., walk to M train....................$1,600 Many Other Apartments In Our Inventory

MIDDLE VILLAGE Duplex apt., perfect mother & daughter setup, 3 bdrms., 2 baths, 2 kits., PS 128 school, near OLHO. $3K gas incl. Call lve mesg.

516-660-8346 BUSHWICK

Huge 1 bdrm apt., all utilities incl., access to MASPETH backyard, hardwood flrs., Large 2 bdrm apt., 1st flr., 2 blocks from L&M trains. Asking $1,650. eat-in kit., box rms., near C all 347-406-5893 shops on FPRD. $1,850.

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646-229-4004 MASPETH/ WILLIAMSBURG

718-201-2169

1-1/2 bdrm apt., newly renovated, includes heat & hot water. $1,600.

RIDGEWOOD

Call 347-406-5893

6 rms., Fresh Pond Road., all modern. $2,000 6 box rooms., all new. $2,200

MIDDLE VILLAGE

Off Metro., 2-1/2 bdrms., kit., liv rm., din rm., MASPETH bathrm., 2nd flr 2 fam pvt 4 rms., modern. $1,600 hse., wood flrs., no pets. UPPER GLENDALE $1,850. Call owner 5 rms., ultra modern, use

ROOM FOR RENT MASPETH Furnished room, 2nd flr., 2 windows, private entrance. Spanish & English speaking. Call 347-510-8094 BROOKLYN/RIDGEWOOD Wilson & Suydam 1 private room for rent, for single working person, share bathroom. $725 month includes electric. Call 917-440-0942

of yard. $2,350

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HELP WANTED

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Juice Bar BARISTA With Food Potection Certificate, excellent salary. FT or PT Available. Call 718-755-8729

GLENDALE 1 bdrm apt., 2nd floor, no smoking or pets. $1,600. Call owner

516-523-3714 GLENDALE 1 bdrm apt., kit., liv rm., non-smoker, tenant pays electric. Available 11/15. $1,500. Call owner 646-247-3498

2 bdrms., 1st floor apt., newly renovated, granite countertops, dishwasher, use of yard, washer, dryer, small pet possible. $1,850 includes gas & heat, off street parking possible. Call 516-308-8522

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Kit & Bath Comp. looking for exp. CARPENTER/ TAPER Must have 5 yrs exp., clean driver’s lic., checkable refs. Office 718-366-1139 email Robart1981@aol.com

DRIVER/WAREHOUSE Person, clean driver’s license, forklift experience. Some heavy lifting. Call 718-426-2439

DRIVERS WANTED FT, 6 days a week. Must have own car. 718-386-2326 MOVER-Looking for English speaking, exp’d Mover w/ CDL lic., able to drive 26ft truck, pack & more. Exp & refs a MUST. email up to date res serious applicants

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STYLIST EXPERIENCED Wanted For Busy Glendale Salon. Call 718-456-4247 Macaluso Realty is looking for an EXPERIENCED licensed real estate SALESPERSON PT basis. Well established office in MV on a very active location on Metro. Ave. Small tight-nit office that co-operates with each other. Call Tom Macaluso for confidential interview

718-894-5000 HVAC Fabrication Shop Looking for SHEET METAL MECHANICS & HELPERS. Call Carmen 718-381-8100

SALESPERSON WANTED to sell advertising in the Ridgewood, Glendale, Maspeth and Middle Village areas. Work P/T or F/T. Make your own hours. Call for an appt. BOB 718-224-5863 ext. 228

HELP WANTED

Queens Based Company Is Looking For A Full Time/Part Time ACCOUNT SPECIALIST Must be people friendly and have some sales experience. Car necessary and knowledge of Ridgewood, Glendale and surrounding areas. If you have free time and want to make extra income then please call:

718-224-5863 X-228 LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON OR ASSOCIATE BROKER Middle Village office private desk, flexible up time or work from home. Excellent split. Call Lou Campione Licensed Real Estate Broker 718-326-3003

TRUCK DRIVER With experienced wanted. Clean drivers license & good driving record. Call 718-326-0494 WAREHOUSE WORKER PT., Packing/Rec. & Shipping deliveries for small warehse. Also various duties, Glendale office. Call Mr Roberts 718-418-6589

CHILD CARE Mature reliable, responsible woman, can take your child or children to Notradame Catholic Academy & babysit after school Please call 917-753-1960

PRAYERS Prayer Through The Application to the Holy Spirit Holy Spirit you who solve all problems, light all roads so that I can attain my goals. You who give me the Devine gift to forgive and forget all evil against me and in all instance of my life you are with me. I want in a short prayer to thank you for all the things as you confirm once again that I never want to be separated from you even in the spirit of all material illusion. I wish to be with you in Eternal Glory. Thank you for your Mercy toward me and mine. The person must say this prayer for 3 consecutive days after 3 days the favor requested will be granted even if it may appear difficult. This prayer must be published immediately after the favor is granted without mentioning the favor. Only your initials must appear at the bottom. P.O.C.

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HOME SERVICES E&C Moving & Services, Delivery, Bsmt Cleanouts, Backyard Clean Outs, Tree Trimming & Construction Removal.

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SITUATION WANTED Looking for P/T SALES POSITION. Business to Business. Very experienced selling to Restaurants, Bars. Middle Village resident. Call 917-675-2000

SALES RIDGEWOOD MARKET Sat. 11/5, 5-11pm

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RidgewoodMarket.com HALLOWEEN COUNTRY BREAKFAST Sat. 10/29, 7:30-12noon Glendale Maspeth United Methodist Church. Central Ave. & 66th Pl. Come & Enjoy! MIDDLE VILLAGE GARAGE SALE Sat. 10/29, 9-3pm., 6008 78th St., off Caldwell Ave. Sm kit appls., clothes, pocketbooks, new & used box jewelry etc.

GARAGE SALE Sat. 10/29, 9:30-3:30pm.,

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Maspeth's Lady Argonauts score pair of volleyball wins over Adams, Beach BY JOSEPH SWIFT EDITORIAL@RIDGEWOODTIMES.COM @JSWIFTSPORTS

he Maspeth High School girls varsity volleyball team defeated John Adams High School by a score of 2-0 on Friday, Oct. 14, in Ozone Park. The Lady Argos won the first two matches of the game, 25-13 and 25-17, respectively. In the third match of the game, neither team scored any points. Maspeth’s outside hitter Gabriela Cid had a big game with 17 service points, six aces, 12 digs and three kills. Her contribution to the team helped secure their victory over John Adams. “As a team, we did great,” Cid said after the game. “We did a lot of hitting

and I feel like our servers were the number one thing that helped us win the game.” Coach Gerald Matacotta was pleased with his team’s effort and execution. “We did very well. We followed our game plan. We were disciplined,” Matacotta said. “We attacked, and kept attacking on the serve as well as the hit. The team had varied attacks, so it’s hard to say what player was the best because we got good offence out of all our players. We kept the ball in play the whole time so that adds up into a win.” On Friday, Oct. 21, the Lady Argos defeated Beach Channel 2-0 at Marin van Buren High School. Photos by Joseph Swift

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Gottschee member helps bring soccer to Grenada

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he Blau Weiss Gottschee (BWG) soccer club is crossing borders to help disadvantaged youth learn the “beautiful game.” On Oct. 8, Jesse Jacob, a member of the BWG 99/00 Pre Academy team, led two soccer clinics for children living in care homes on the Caribbean island of Grenada. He created the program

for Reach Within, a Grenada-based charity dedicated to improving the quality of life for children and teens who have experienced adversity. BWG donated most of the soccer equipment which will remain in Grenada so the program can continue. On the pitch BWG came away with a big win against the New York

City Football Club (NYCFC) Academy team. On Sunday, Oct. 16, at Aviator Field, the BWG U16 team matched up against a talented NYCFC Academy team and came away with a deserved 2-1 victory. After squandering a number of early chances, BWG went up 1-0 on a Joseph Koroma goal.

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he St. John’s Red Storm dropped their second BIG EAST match on Saturday, Oct. 22, to Georgetown, 1-0 in a game where the swirling winds were a major factor on the pitch, as gusts reached as high as 40 miles per hour in the area. The only goal of the game came in the eighth minute as Zach Knudson of the Hoyas beat his defender on the left side before passing to Brett Campbell, who finished on

In the second half, NYCFC came out strong and tied the game up 1-1. Ten minutes later, BWG took the lead on a Diego Montes goal and controlled the game from then on out for an impressive 2-1 victory. With the win, the U16s are currently tied for first place in the Northeast Division.

the ground to give the Hoyas a 1-0 lead. The Red Storm fought back with several shots on goal in the 24th minute, but could not find the equalizer. The second half was much of the same, as both teams were unable to find the back of the net. Despite the loss, redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Andrew Withers recorded a season-high six saves. With the loss, the St. John’s fell to 6-4-4 on the season, with a 2-2-2 record in the BIG EAST. The Hoyas improved to 5-8-4 overall with a 2-3-1 record in league games.

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