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BRAVISSIMO! Italian cultural center opens in Bensonhurst.

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Il Centro debuts in Bensonhurst

BY PAULA KATINAS PAULA@BROOKLYNEAGLE.COM

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l Centro is bellissimo!

Bellissimo, the Italian word for beautiful, was the most commonly used phrase uttered by lawmakers and civic leaders who came to Bensonhurst on June 21 to help the Federation of Italian American Organizations (FIAO) mark the grand opening of Il Centro, a new cultural, educational and recreational center.

The English translation for Il Centro is “The Center.” ebrooklyn media/Photos by Paula Katinas Hundreds of well wishers Matilda Cuomo (center), widow of the late Mario Cuomo crowded into the auditorium for and the mother of current Gov. Andrew Cuomo, helped a dedication ceremony hosted by FIAO officials and elected officials cut the ribbon.

FIAO President Carlo Scissura and Chairperson Jack Spatola.

Bensonhurst.

The crowd then spilled out onto But the opening of Il Centro comes at a time when Benthe sidewalk in front of the buildsonhurst has seen enormous ing at 8711 18th Ave. to see Scissura, changes in its cultural landSpatola, former New York State scape. While the community First Lady Matilda Cuomo, local elected officials and other dignimaintains a sizeable and vibrant taries cut the ribbon to mark the Italian-American population, it official opening. is now a mixture of residents of Il Centro is the first Italian several nationalities, primarily cultural center to open in New Chinese.

York City. “It took the Italians in People from Russia, Central America and the Middle East Bensonhurst to put this together,” have also been moving into said Scissura, who is the presiBensonhurst in large numbers dent of the New York Building Congress.

Il Centro is named in hon- taking the place of Italians who New York State Comptroller or of Dr. Antonino Parisi, have moved out. who came up with the Thomas DiNapoli described Il Scissura and Spatola menCentro as “the Italian’s commu- idea for the Federation tioned the ethnic changes in of Italian-American nity gift back to the borough.”

Organizations to establish their opening remarks and both sought to reassure the The community center, which a cultural center. community that everyone will took more than two decades to plan, fund and construct, ac- center is to promote a sense of be welcomed at Il Centro. tually opened earlier this year, pride in the residents of Benson“Il Centro serves all immibut FIAO officials held off on a hurst, according to Spatola. grants, no matter where you grand opening so that the cere“What is the purpose? To basi- came from. We all came from mony could take place in warm cally be proud of your heritage. someplace else,” Scissura said. weather.

Please join us in keeping and “It cannot only be for the The six-story, 44,000-square- preserving the rich culture that Italian-American community,” foot Il Centro houses classrooms, each of us has. A house is just a Spatola said.

The FIAO, which was founded an interactive learning library, a structure unless there is a family fitness center, a gymnasium, an inside,” he said. in 1977, provides educational proauditorium and an indoor pool The building also serves as the grams, immigration assistance on the fifth floor that boasts floor- official headquarters for the FI- and social service referrals to to-ceiling windows on three sides AO, which moved from its former more than 15,000 people a year. offering breathtaking views of offices at 7403 18th Ave. and set up The organization also operates several after-school centers Bensonhurst, Coney Island and shop there. the Manhattan skyline.

New York City re-named a where more than 10,000 children English language lessons, yo- mile-long portion of 18th Avenue play sports and get homework ga, swimming programs, dance “Cristoforo Colombo Boulevard” help.

The FIAO is the sponsor of the lessons and history classes are more than 20 years ago to honor among the activities offered in Christopher Columbus as a annual Brooklyn Columbus Day the community center. tribute to what was then a large Parade, which takes place every The goal of having a cultural Italian-American community in year on 18th Avenue.

FORMER SUNSET PARK ATTORNEY ARRAIGNED ON CHARGES OF GRAND LARCENY A former Sunset Park attorney was indicted on Monday, June 25 for allegedly stealing $150,000 from his escrow account.

According to District Attorney Eric Gonzalez’s office, 53-year-old Robert Parker of Easton, Pennsylvania has been charged with two counts of second and third-degree grand larceny as well as two counts of first-degree perjury.

According to the indictment, between 2014 and 2018, Parker, who had a law office in Sunset, is said to have stolen a down payment of approximately $98,000 in connection with a real estate transaction, on top of a settlement of $55,000 from a client before dodging multiple contact attempts.

“This defendant was entrusted to safeguard these funds, but instead allegedly stole the money and used it for his own purposes,” said Gonzalez. “We will now hold him accountable for his alleged criminal actions.”

Parker is set to return to court in September.

RIDGE POL’S FIRST BILL BECOMES LAW, BRINGING OPIOID EDUCATION TO CITY SCHOOLS Bay Ridge’s newest elected official is officially a lawmaker.

Councilmember Justin Brannan’s first bill was signed into law by Mayor Bill de Blasio on Tuesday, June 26. The legislature addresses the ongoing opioid epidemic in Brannan’s district and beyond by making opioid education a reality in New York City schools.

The bill, Int. 618-A, mandates that the city create and distribute age-appropriate educational materials about the effects of opioid abuse, to be given to students across city schools at the beginning of each school year.

The bill piggybacks on Resolution 197, recently passed by the Council, which calls upon New York State to require the Department of Education to include opioid education in its public school curriculum.

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuses, most substance abuse problems are said to begin before the age of 18, with the National Center for Health Studies also reporting that opioids cause more overdoses in kids ages 15 to 19 than any other drug category.

The bill will go into effect in time for the start of the 2019 school year.

--Meaghan McGoldrick

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Donovan trounces Grimm; Rose dominates Democratic field of six contenders

BY HELEN KLEIN, JOHN ALEXANDER, JAIME DEJESUS & MEAGHAN MCGOLDRICK

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ichael Grimm's dream of a comeback has crashed and burned.

The former congressmember, who tried to jump-start his political career after pleading guilty to a single count of tax fraud and spending seven months of an eight-month sentence behind bars, didn't even come close in his attempt to win back his old seat, losing his bid by nearly a two-to-one ebrooklyn media/Photo by Meaghan McGoldrick margin. ebrooklyn media/Photo by Jaime DeJesus Max Rose accepting the Democratic Grimm had challenged his succes- nomination.

Michael Grimm conceding. sor, current Rep. Dan Donovan, for the Republican nomination in the As it turned out, the bad news Rose — who is getting support from 11th C.D. which encompasses all quickly became clear, and Grimm the Democratic Congressional Camof Staten Island and a swath of conceded at around 9:40 p.m. paign Committee (DCCC), which has southwest Brooklyn from Bay “This isn’t what we expected but targeted the race in the 11th C.D. as part Ridge to Gravesend, and for a you know what? We makes plans of its Red-to-Blue campaign — promlong time, held a significant lead and God laughs at us,” Grimm told ised in his victory speech to, "Take this in the polls. supporters. “When one door clos- thing all the way to November.

But, when voters came out on es, another door opens. I want to “Since day one we’ve run this camTuesday, June 26, they resoundthank not just the people stand- paign on rebuilding trust, and that’s ingly rejected his bid. Unofficial ing behind me who worked very what got us here–and what will take results had Donovan with 63.9 hard but to all of my volunteers us to victory in November," he said, percent of the vote (12,774), while and supporters. You’re the best thanking family, friends and the ebrooklyn media/Photo by John Alexander Grimm had just 36.1 percent of the Rep. Dan Donovan giving his victory people in the world and the salt more than handful of organizations — ballots cast (7,219). of the earth. I couldn’t be more among them, he stressed, Planned Parspeech. proud of you today. Don’t worry. enthood — that had backed him in the Donovan's success was cheered by some 300 supporters, who came to the four days prior to the primary, which This is just the beginning for Michael primary, as well as moving forward.

Vanderbilt on Staten Island to be there showed him with a seven percent Grimm.”

"These past 11 months," he told supfor the moment they had been waiting edge, a turnaround that came after Grimm — urged his supporters to porters, "have only reinforced a very for, which came at 9:28 p.m., when his endorsement by President Donald shift their support to Donovan. “It’s simple truth, and that is that we're Donovan was declared the winner. Trump on May 30. extremely important that we keep either getting screwed over or we're To loud shouts of “Dan, Dan, Dan,” the And, he thanked Trump, "who," he this seat Republican,” he said. “In getting ripped off. This is my home jubilant crowd reveled in Donovan's said, "had the confidence in me to all of New York City, the Staten Is- and I'm sick of it."

Rose, who celebrated his victory in hard fought victory. be the lone Republican voice in New land-Brooklyn seat is the only seat Donovan — the former Staten Island York City and stuck his neck out and that has a Republican voice. I know it's Staten Island's Liberty Tavern, in a district attorney who initially won the told the world why he wanted me to hard when you’re in the heat of battle backyard festooned with American congressional seat in a special elec- be there in Washington with him," to embrace your opponent, but our flag lanterns and backdropped by tion in May, 2015 and was re-elected as well as his long list of supporters, opponent in this primary was never a mural of the Statue of Liberty — in 2016 — even outperformed a Rem- telling the cheering crowd, "I can’t our enemy, so we’re going to support vowed to support a fix for the R train ington Research Group poll released thank you enough for allowing me to the Republican nominee Dan Donovan should he be elected, as well as to tackdo it again and make sure we beat the and make sure we beat the Democrats le the opioid epidemic and prioritize Democratic candidate in November in November.” school safety. "Dan Donovan is not and keep the only Republican seat in On the other side of the aisle, Max going to fix this," he said. "He's not in New York City Republican."

Rose easily cruised to victory in a the community. He does not show up Grimm's supporters — gathered at crowded field of aspirants for the when it counts." the Staten Island Hilton Garden Inn Democratic nomination to run for the Turnout was painfully low for the — were all ready for a party, but they seat. Unofficial results had Rose with primary. Congressional districts each didn't get it, though the DJ kept spin- 64.7 percent of the vote (10,712). Com- have a population of approximately ning the tunes including, at one point, ing in second was Michael DeVito, who 711,000 people. As of 2012, there were "Highway to Hell." Grimm himself was snagged 19 percent of the vote (3,150). 106,875 registered Republicans in the controlled, almost jovial, as he greeted The other candidates — Omar Vaid, 11th C.D. and 190,422 registered Demthe faithful, who had waited for him Radhakrishna Mohan, Paul Sperling ocrats. The Conservative Party, the in the anything-but-festive ballroom and Zach Emig — had 8.7 percent third party to hold a primary on the reserved for what was supposed to be (1,441), 3.9 percent (647), 2.4 percent 26th [between Grimm and Donovan] a victory bash.

(392) and 1.3 percent (216) respectively. had 5,628 registered voters in 2012.

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POLICE BEAT POLICE SEEK MAN FOR FORCIBLY TOUCHING WOMAN’S LEG ON BUS IN SUNSET PARK AREA A man is wanted for inappropriately touching a woman’s leg on a bus ride through Sunset Park.

According to authorities, on Thursday, May 17 at around 11:20 a.m., the suspect, said to be about 40 years old, sat next to a 29-year-old woman who was aboard the B63 bus to Bay Ridge at the northeast corner of 50th Street and Fifth Avenue and put his hand on her leg.

When the women removed his hand, the suspect is said to have put it back and moved upwards.

The woman then told him to stop, at which point cops say he did.

The suspect is described as a Hispanic man, approximately 160 pounds and 5'3" tall with brown eyes, a light complexion and short dark hair. He last seen wearing

COPS SEEK CROOK IN STRING OF BACK WINDOW BURGLARIES IN BENSONHURST, GRAVESEND

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a grey jacket and a grey baseball cap with the words "Phoenix" on the front.

Anyone with information in regards to this incident is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). The public can also submit their tips by logging onto the Crime stoppers website at WWW. NYPDCRIMESTOPPERS.COM or by texting their tips to 274637 (CRIMES) then entering TIP577.

All calls are strictly confidential.

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Cops are still on the lookout for a repeat offender known for breaking into homes through back windows.

Police say the perp – described as a black man in his 30s – is responsible for at least a dozen burglaries from August, 2017 to now within the 61st and 62nd Precincts.

In all known incidents, cops say, the perp gained access to the homes by forcing open a window in the rear of the house. In one of his most recent, which occurred at the end of January, the suspect allegedly made off with jewelry, high-end purses and $8,000 in cash from a home on West 13th Street and Highlawn Avenue.

Since then, he’s said to have broken into a home near Bath Avenue and 21st Avenue in February, which he left empty-handed, and one near Cropsey Avenue and Bay Parkway in April, where he snatched $20 from a woman’s purse.

The crook has been seen wearing a

black hooded sweatshirt, a light colored hat, gray pants and white sneakers. He has also been photographed in a camouflage jacket.

Anyone with information in regards to these incidents is asked to call the NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline at 800-577-TIPS or for Spanish 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). The public can also submit their tips by logging onto the Crime Stoppers Website at www.nypdcrimestoppers.com or texting their tips to 274637(CRIMES) then entering TIP577.

All calls are kept strictly confidential.

--Meaghan McGoldrick

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A surveillance image of the suspect.

Compiled by Jaime DeJesus

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The 68th Precinct serves Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights and Fort Hamilton.

The 62nd Precinct serves Bensonhurst, Bath Beach and Gravesend.

PUNK ARRESTED FOR ASSAULTING WOMAN: A 29-year-old man was arrested for allegedly punching a 57-year-old woman in the head at Bay Ridge Avenue and Third Avenue on Saturday, June 23. According to reports, at around 6:11 a.m., the alleged perp attacked the woman, who was walking by. The woman sustained a bruise.

FRIGHTENING TEXT THREAT: While attending his daughter’s graduation at P.S. 205, 68th Street and 20th Avenue, on Thursday, June 21, a man received text messages from an unknown perp threatening his children’s lives, with photos of slaughtered and decapitated bodies attached. The unknown perp then demanded money. The victim has two daughters, in the states and in Ecuador.

No arrests have been made.

ATTACKERS GANG UP ON MAN IN BAY RIDGE: A 21-year-old man was attacked by several perps and cut with a sharp object while walking into a deli at Fifth Avenue and 73rd street on Saturday, June 23. Reports say that at around 4:40 a.m., the man was entering the store when several male attackers wearing masks punched, kicked and cut him with the weapon on his head, face and left arm. The attackers then fled towards 72nd Street on foot. No arrests have been made.

UNWELCOME HOME: A 20-year-old man was arrested for allegedly burglarizing the home of a 44-year-old woman at 70th Street and Eighth Avenue on Thursday, June 21. According to reports, at around 10 a.m., the man broke in through the open kitchen window and stole a laptop, iPad, Xbox remote control and a red cash box. The property stolen is worth around $2,300. He fled through the front door, but was later apprehended.

MISSING BIKE: A 2015 Blue Yamaha belonging to a 32-year-old man was stolen after being parked near Colonial Road and 67th Street on Sunday, June 24. Reports claim that at around 5:15 p.m., the man discovered it missing. The motorcycle was worth around $5,500. No arrests have been made.

LONG DAY MADE WORSE: An apartment on Fort Hamilton Parkway between 90th and 92nd Streets was broken into by a burglar on Thursday, June 21. According to reports, the resident, a 30-year-old woman, left for work at around 8:30 a.m. While she was gone, the unknown perp entered the home and stole two iPads, an Xbox One and a computer. The victim got home at around 4 p.m. and noticed the missing items. There was no sign of forced entry. No arrests have been made.

CROOK STEALS FROM FDNY: A crook stole a Fire Department-owned Stryker chair (used for transporting disabled or injured individuals) from where it had been left by FDNY personnel on 17th Avenue between Benson Avenue and 86th Street on Monday, June 18 at around 10:30 a.m. No arrests have been made.

UNLOADING: An unknown woman stole a wallet containing $190 and credit cards from a car parked near West Eighth Street and Avenue O on Saturday, June 23. According to reports, at around 11:35 a.m., the victim — a 38-year-old man — was unloading items from his car, with the door left open. While he was doing so, surveillance cameras showed the woman enter the car and filch the wallet before fleeing the scene. No arrests have been made.

MAN BUSTED AFTER ALLEGED ATTACK OF MOTHER: A 56-year-old man was arrested for attacking his 81-year-old mother inside an apartment near Cropsey Avenue and Bayview Place on Wednesday, June 20. According to the police, at around 2 a.m., the suspect allegedly slapped his mother in the face several times while she was in bed. The woman sustained bruising to the face.

PHONE SNATCHER BUSTED: A man was arrested for snatching a phone from the hands of a 21-year-old woman on Saturday, June 16 at around 10 a.m., while she was walking near Bay Parkway and Cropsey Avenue. Cops say the 23-yearold suspect grabbed the phone with following to an argument and fled in an unknown direction before being apprehended.

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HBO to air documentary about Yusuf Hawkins murder

BY PAULA KATINAS PAULA@BROOKLYNEAGLE.COM

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tragic chapter in Bensonhurst history is the subject of a noholds-barred documentary that will air on HBO next year.

HBO has given the green light to “Storm Over Brooklyn,” a documentary by filmmaker Muta’Ali that looks at the racially motivated murder of Yusuf Hawkins, a 16-year-old African American teen who was confronted by a group of white teens and shot to death on a Bensonhurst street corner on Aug. 23, 1989.

The murder brought the long-simmering racial tensions that existed at the time in New York City to the surface. For nearly two years after the shocking crime, the Rev. Al Sharpton, the noted civil right leader, organized dozens of protest marches on 20th Avenue in Bensonhurst demanding justice in Hawkins’ name and was often met by jeers from angry white residents.

The Hawkins slaying may have led indirectly to the election of David Dinkins, the city’s first, and so far only, African-American mayor.

Dinkins defeated Mayor Ed Koch in

the Democratic primary a few weeks after the Hawkins slaying and beat Republican Rudy Giuliani in the general election in November of that year.

“Storm Over Brooklyn” was recently cited as the best new feature documentary initiative at the American Black Film Festival.

The film is set to air on HBO in 2019.

Next year will also mark the 30th anniversary of the death of Yusuf Hawkins.

If he were alive today, he would be 45 years old.

“Yusuf Hawkins’ murder had a major effect on the public and the lockedaway regret and sorrow questions a history that those involved have held onto for nearly 30 years. We will finally see the light of day in the context of our time,” Muta’Ali told Variety.

The executive producers of “Storm Over Brooklyn” are Jeff Friday, Simon Chinn, Jonathan Chinn, Daniel Lindsay and TJ Martin.

The murder of Yusuf Hawkins was an ugly, painful chapter for many residents of Bensonhurst.

Hawkins and three friends had gone to the predominantly white, working class, Italian-American neighborhood on the night of Aug. 23, 1989 to look at

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The Rev. Al Sharpton led numerous protest marches in Bensonhurst following the murder of 16-year-old Yusuf Hawkins in 1989.

a used car that was for sale, and were chased and confronted by a group of young men. Hawkins was shot twice in the chest.

One of the young men in the crowd, Joseph Fama, 19, fired the fatal shots. He was convicted of second degree murder on May 17, 1990 and was sentenced to 32 and a half years to life in prison. He will become eligible for parole in 2022.

Another defendant, Keith Mondello, was acquitted of murder and

manslaughter on May 18, 1990, but was found guilty of other charges including riot, menacing, discrimination, unlawful imprisonment and criminal possession of a weapon.

Mondello, who was 19 at the time, was sentenced to five and a half to 16 years in prison. He served eight years and was released in 1998.

Mondello later publicly apologized for the death of Yusuf Hawkins.

The protest marches continued through 1990 and into 1991. Led by Sharpton, protesters routinely gathered in the schoolyard at P.S. 205 at 20th and Bay Ridge Avenues and then proceeded along 20th Avenue.

Shortly before the start of a march on Jan. 12, 1991, Sharpton was attacked by a man who stabbed him in the chest.

He recovered from his wounds. The assailant was arrested.

The demographics of Bensonhurst have dramatically changed in the 29 years since the Hawkins slaying.

Bensonhurst is no longer is a predominantly Italian-American community. While it is still a working class neighborhood, it is now home to large numbers of Asian, Russian and Middle Eastern immigrants.

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New Supermarket Opens in Gravesend with a lot to offer.”

Lopez said the store has been so busy since it opened that they were even too busy to have any kind of ribbon-cutting ceremony until now.

The market’s fresh food departments include services such as catering, and the store offers online service, pickup and home delivery, and a full deli.

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Cutting the ribbon.

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brand-new supermarket has opened up in the heart of Gravesend.

The Foodtown at 1949 Stillwell Ave. held its official ribbon-cutting on June 22. Present for the opening were the store owners and manager, local dignitaries including Assemblymember Bill Colton and State Sen. Marty Golden, and a rush of residents eager to get

their groceries as the doors opened that morning.

Once the home of Scaturro Supermarket beginning in the ‘90s, the 20,000-square-foot lot became the site of Staples in 2007. To the delight of residents, given the current dearth of supermarkets in many portions of southwest Brooklyn, it has now returned to its grocery store roots.

“Unique,” said first-time Manager Geovanny Lopez describing the new store and its services, “It’s a nice store

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olice officers who confronted suspects armed with guns on the streets of Bensonhurst were cited for their bravery by the 62nd Precinct Community Council at the group’s meeting on June 19.

“I’m very proud of my cops,” Capt.

Nelson Chen, the precinct’s executive officer, told council members and residents attending the meeting at the precinct station house at 1925 Bath Ave. Tuesday night.

Chen and council President Lou Trimboli presented six police officers and a sergeant with Cop of the Month certificates.

A group of five cops — Sgt. Jeffrey Berson, P.O. Jeffrey Stewart, P.O. Anthony Brucato, P.O. Nobin Samu and P.O. Jean Innocent — were honored for chasing and capturing a suspect armed with a .40 caliber Beretta pistol on East Fourth Street near Avenue V on May 17.

The police stopped the suspect’s car at around 8:55 p.m. after spotting suspicious activity, according to Chen, who said the man jumped out of the auto and fled the scene. The officers chased him and caught up to him a short distance away.

“The guy had a firearm in his waistband,” Chen said.

The suspect was taken into custody and charged with gun possession.

In an unrelated incident, P.O. Meghan Ruiz and P.O. Steve Konikoff nabbed another armed suspect and were cited by the council at the meeting.

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Capt. Nelson Chen and council President Lou Trimboli handed out Cop of the Month Awards to P.O. Jeffrey Stewart, P.O. Anthony Brucato, P.O. Nobin Samu, Sgt. Jeremy Berson and P.O. Jean Innocent.

They were on patrol on 63rd Street near 15th Avenue at around 5:10 p.m. on May 11 when they saw a man standing next to his car acting in a suspicious manner. The man, who was carrying a .45 pistol, tried to hide the gun from Ruiz and Konikoff by putting it under the hood of the car, Chen said.

He didn’t fool the two cops, who quickly placed him under arrest. The gun turned out to have been stolen, according to Chen. The suspect was charged with possession of a stolen weapon.

The two incidents are unusual, according to Chen, who said the vast majority of incidents in Bensonhurst and Bath Beach, the neighborhoods the precinct covers, deal with quality-of-life crimes.

The meeting also featured a community speak-out in which residents bring their complaints directly to the

P.O. Jeffrey Stewart, who won a Cop of the Month Award, made the evening a family affair. His wife Asia and their children, Jeffrey Jr., 11, Justin, 10 and Jazmine, 5, were on hand to see his big moment.

Council President Lou Trimboli (third of left) with Sgt. At Arms Sal D’Alessio, Secretary Eileen LaRuffa and Recording Secretary Sonia Valentin at the start of the meeting.

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One man told Chen that truck drivers routinely flout the law and park trucks on residential streets overnight. The problem is particularly acute on Benson Avenue between 14th and 15th avenues and on Bay 8th Street near Benson Avenue, according to residents at the meeting.

“They’re not our neighbors,” the resident said.

Chen said he was aware of the problem and that the precinct is taking steps to solve it. “We have ticketed them. The next step, we’re going to tow them,” he said.

Under New York City law, a driver is prohibited from parking a truck or any commercial vehicle on a residential street between the hours of 9 p.m. and 5 a.m.

If the driver is issued a parking ticket, the burden of proof is on the driver to prove that he or she was engaged in business at the time the ticket was issued and that the place where the motorist was conducting that business is located within a three-block radius, according to the city’s Department of Transportation.

Public utilities, as well as gas, oil and heating system companies, are exempt from the “No Parking” rule.

The June meeting was the last precinct council meeting of the season. The group does not meet in July or August. “Our next meeting is in September. But that doesn’t mean the work stops,” Trimboli said, adding that the council is busy preparing for the annual Night Out Against Crime event in August.

Police Officers Meghan Ruiz and Steve Konikoff, pictured with Capt. Nelson Chen and Council President Lou Trimboli, received awards for arresting a suspect who allegedly had a stolen gun.

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P.S. 188 debuts new vision center for students

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tudents at P.S. 188 are doing a lot more these days than learning their ABC’s. The youngsters are getting valuable lessons in how to take better care of their eyes and preserve their vision.

P.S. 188, at 3314 Neptune Ave. in Coney Island, marked the grand opening of its new OneSight Vision Center on June 22. The all-purpose eye care facility offers exams, glasses and other services for students at P.S. 188, as well as surrounding schools. Offiebrooklyn media/Photos by Paula Katinas cials estimate UFT President Michael Mulgrew gets help that the vision from students in cutting the ribbon to mark the grand opening of the vision center. center w ill serve more than P r e s i d e n t Under the Community Learning 5,000 children.

Michael Mul- Center program, a school building is On Friday grew; UFT transformed into a neighborhood hub morning, as dignitaries were Vice President with programs for entire families as A student gets fitted for a new given a tour of Karen Alford; well as community residents. the new vision pair of glasses with help from NYU Langone The school-based health center an optician. center, children Family Health sponsored by NYU Langone has been were in examining rooms receiving Centers Executive Director Larry providing P.S. 188 students with prieye exams or in consultation rooms McReynolds; State Sen. Diane Savino; mary and preventative medical care, getting fitted for glasses.

Councilmember Mark Treyger; and mental health and dental services for At one point, Principal Janice Dalton School District 21 Superintendent several years. poked her head in one of the exam Isabel DiMola.

With the Community Learning rooms and asked a student “Isn’t it Poet Cleo Wade also took part in the Center and the NYU Langone Health great that you’re getting your eyes celebration.

Center already in place at P.S. 188, the checked?” The boy smile at her and P.S. 188 has been a beehive of activ- ground was fertile for a vision center at the school, officials said. said, “Yeah.” ity for years.

OneSight is a non-profit organizaThe UFT established a Community The vision center will change tion based in Cincinnati that sets up Learning School at P.S. 188 in 2012. children’s’ lives for the better, Zucker eye care programs in schools. The new vision center has opened with support from OneSight, the New York City Department of Education, NYU Langone Family Health Centers (which

BY PAULA KATINAS Operations on June 19. already operates a health clinic in PAULA@BROOKLYNEAGLE.COM Olga Rodriguez-Vidal, associate P.S. 188), LensCrafters and the United vice president for shelter programs Federation of Teachers (UFT). dvocates for victims of at Safe Horizon, called diapers “a The guests on opening day included domestic violence came out basic necessity,” and said they should New York State Health Commissioner in force to testify at a City be readily available to families in Dr. Howard Zucker; State Education Council hearing on a bill that would need. “The families in our domestic Commissioner MaryEllen Elia; UFT provide free diapers to children violence shelters want the best for of families in shelters and city-run their children, but have very limited facilities. financial resources,” she said.

The legislation, introduced by The cost of diapers is often prohibiCouncilmember Mark Treyger, tive to parents facing a dire financial would require the Department of situation, according to Treyger, who Citywide Administrative Services chairs the council’s Committee on Edto provide free diapers at domestic ucation. “No parent should ever have violence shelters, childcare centers to choose between the cost of diapers and other service providers. and paying their rent or putting food The bill was the subject of a joint on their family’s table,” he said.

A student undergoes a vision The cost of diapers is a significant hearing by the council’s Committest at the new OneSight tees on Women and Government economic burden for many of New

predicted.

A child with poor vision often can’t see what the teacher has written on the blackboard, falls behind in school, or acts up in class out of frustration, he said. A simple eye exam could reveal that the child needs glasses. Once the youngster is fitted with glasses and can see the blackboard, a whole new world opens up to the youngster.

Zucker recalled his Bronx childhood when a classmate of his kept squinting in her attempts to see the blackboard in class. It turned out that she needed glasses. She got them. “And her life literally changed,” he said.

A school-based health center sets a child on the right road, Savino said. “It will make them not afraid to take care of their health. They won’t have a fear of going to the doctor,” she said.

And a healthy child can improve the health of the entire family, McReynolds said. “Seeing their child taking care of his or her health encourages parents to start taking care of theirs, too,” he said.

P.S. 188 is a model for what schools should look like in the future, according to Mulgrew, who said they should be community centers and provide health care. “It doesn’t work anymore, the old model,” he said. “It’s about the children we’re trying to service and to try to figure out a way to get the services to the families.”

Treyger, chairperson of the Council’s Education Committee, said he would like to establish community centers and health clinics in all public schools.

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York’s poorest families, according to Treyger, who cited a study by the National Diaper Network, which found that a family will go through 3,000 diapers, at a cost $500, during the first year of an infant’s life.

The lack of diapers also holds parents back in the job market, Treyger said. Many childcare centers mandate that children come with their own diapers. Parents who can’t afford diapers are unable to work or attend school, he said.

There are currently no government programs providing diapers for infants. Parents cannot use Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) cards or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) cards to buy diapers.

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ouses in Dyker Heights are some of the most unique homes, perhaps in the entire city. With massive properties and mansions sprinkled throughout the area, those with money tend to flock to the area in search of their dream home. So do longtime savers who simply love the ‘hood.

Currently in Dyker, there are more t ha n 20 0 properties available for rent or purchase.

Many of these properties include condos and apartments, giving those with a smaller budget an opportunity to live in the area without breaking the bank.

According to Trulia, a top site for buyers, sellers, renters and real estate

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Some of the homes in Dyker Heights. professionals, the median price of a home in Dyker currently sits at $915,000, while the average rent is $2,350.

Though Dyker isn’t one of the “trendy” neighborhoods like Park

Slope or Williamsburg, many of the houses in the area are spacious, beautifully designed and made for families. Most of the homes have three bedrooms and two bathrooms and, despite a smaller square footage for most yards, kids of all ages will always have something to do with the many other children who call Dyker Heights home.

Of late, properties in Dyker have seen a significant spike it prices due to the demand of housing and all the neighborhood benefits that go with it. From July, 2013 to January, 2018, properties in the area have seen a 41 percent increase in median price, according to Trulia. However, in that same time frame, the amount of sales have fluctuated significantly.

In regards to renting, while for a long time it wasn't popular in Dyker, the amount of renters has reached a high point with 19 properties currently being rented. Just a few months before, 32 properties were being rented out. Additionally, rent prices have seen a very large increase between October and December of 2017, with prices rising to as high as $3,200 per month.

Dyker homes are one of the best kept secrets in Brooklyn. Thanks to people not necessarily “flocking” to the neighborhood like they are to many other high-end Brooklyn ’hoods, prices of homes can remain lower than in other nabes, helping those who love Dyker call the community their home for a little while, or for life.

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yker Heights has above average schools that provide a solid foundation for all children to learn and grow in warm environments.

The area, though small in size and part of a city public school district that’s notably overcrowded, is home to three private schools and four public schools. Combined, these seven schools range in grades from Nursery to 8.

St. Ephrem, located at 7415 Fort Hamilton Parkway, offers a wide variety of extracurricular activities and programs to all of its students and is run by Principal Craig Mercado. For years, the school has received consistent praise from parents and students alike.

St. Bernadette, 1313 13th Avenue, also offers a bevy of programs that allow for the growth and development of its students. This school, under the guidance of Sister Joan DiRienzo, is also highly regarded throughout the community.

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P.S. 176 is among the stellar schools in Dyker Heights.

Leif Ericson Day School, 1037 72nd Street, is the last of the private schools in Dyker and has been a longstanding staple at which students are allowed to grow not only in terms of education, but also in their spirituality. Students have done just that with Christine Hauge as principal.

In terms of public schools, they are scattered in every corner of the neighborhood for the convenience and zoning of the thousands of students who attend.

P.S. 176, 1225 Bay Ridge Avenue, is

run by Elizabeth Culkin and is one of the four public schools in Dyker whose test scores exceed city and district averages. 176 offers an abundance of programs in sports and technology, helping students adapt to the way of the world in the 21st century. The school also offers learning in languages such as Hebrew and Cantonese. It accomplishes all this while ranking as one of, if not the most, overcrowded school in the district. As of 2015, 176 was at 175 percent capacity, though, it continues to thrive academically.

P.S. 127, 7805 Seventh Avenue, run by principal Agatha Alicandro, also offers activities and programs relevant to the present day. Additionally, 127 is one of the only schools in Brooklyn to offer a track and field program given at the track course in the schoolyard.

I.S. 259, 7301 Fort Hamilton Parkway and I.S. 201, 8010 12th Avenue, make for great choices of middle schools.

I.S. 201 is run by Robert Ciulla, who is the successor to longtime principal Madeline Brennan. 259’s principal is Janice Geary. Both schools are among the best in both the borough and the city with test scores 20-30 percent higher than the New York State average, and nearly 10 percent better than the district average.

Wherever a student in Dyker goes, locals agree, they are bound to receive a quality education that will allow them to excel in the future.

“The success of these schools can be attributed to the great teachers, experienced principals, active parents and, of course, the future leaders of our community, the students,” said Councilmember Justin Brannan.

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MATTHEW JENSEN: Here from There A Collection of Brooklyn Walks, a solo exhibition

by Matthew Jensen curated by Ian Cofre.

When: TuesdaysSaturdays through July 21, 2–6 p.m.

Where: Gowanus/Open Source Gallery (306 17th St.)

A rt ALEXANDROS WASHBURN: Lux Figura The first exhibition of paintings by leading architect and urban designer, Alexandros Washburn. Curated

by Peter Opheim, Lux Figura When: Daily through June 30, Mon-Fri by appt only Sat-Sun, 12–6 p.m., Where: Red Hook/ Roodgallery (373 Van Brunt St.)

color images from Haiti are on exhibition by self-taught Haiti-based photographer Josué Azor. Traveling around Haiti for the last 10 years, he merges his passion for photography and his exploration of Queer life in Haiti among other Haitian life practices he images through photography.

When: Daily through July 1 Where: East Flatbush/ Rogers/Tilden/Veronica Garden (2601-2603 Tilden Ave)

HAITI PHOTO EXHIBIT Twenty highly evocative black and white and

WAITING IN THE SKY David Bowie inspired paintings by Audrey

Make an appointment to see the sensual paintings of Fernando Carpaneda at MF Gallery through July 29.

Photo courtesy of the gallery and artist.

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When: Daily through July 8, Where: Boerum Hill/ NU Hotel (85 Smith Street) ON SITE On Site, is Trestle’s annual salon featuring artwork made by artists working in our space.

There are over 60 artworks on view.

When: Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays through July 18, 1:30–6:30p.m.

Where: Sunset Park/ Trestle Gallery (850 3rd Avenue)

LITTLE/BIG A group show that champions the physicality of the photographic image.

Comparing size (literal and figurative), and our perceptions, these images are presented in a new way. Landscape, little town and the big city, the larger than life household object and invented still lifes confront the viewer with a newfound immediacy.

When: TuesdaysSaturdays through July 27, 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

Where: DUMBO/Janet Borden Inc (91 Water Street)

FERNANDO CARPANEDA: New Portraits A series of paintings and drawings depicting the beauty and the sensuality of men and women. The work seeks to provoke debates and questions about equality, in the sense of valuing the human being.

Leaving inhibition aside, in scenes that depict sex, gender and relationships, the artist’s “in your face” approach is meant to inspire the observer to accept diversity in human sexuality.

When: By appointment only through July 29 Call: 917-446-8681 or email: info@mfgallery. net Where: Gowanus/ MF Gallery (213 Bond Street) GRIMANESA AMORÓS: Hedera A monumental light installation by

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have a chance to learn foundational rhythms, explore musical techniques and learn to play Samba Reggae. The workshop will culminate with students playing an original Batalá song alongside members of the ensemble. This workshop is best for beginner and intermediate students, and is especially suited for dancers who are curious about drumming. Everyone is welcome and women are especially encouraged to attend.

When: Sunday, July 1, 6–8:30 p.m.

Where: Bedford -Stuyvesant/Cumbe: Center for African and Diaspora Dance (1368 Fulton Street)

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When: Friday, June 29, 4–8 p.m.

Where: Greenpoint/St. John’s Lutheran Church (155 Milton St.) 47TH INTERNATIONAL AFRICAN ARTS

FESTIVAL Brooklyn’s most beloved celebration of African culture and family, returns. In addition to its stellar line-up of legendary and beloved performers from around the world, its all-day family-friendly programming, and its safe and clean environment.

When: Daily through July 4, 10 a.m.–9 p.m.

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When: Saturday, June 30, 4 p.m.

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later the Flea still features many of the same vendors from the original 2008 market, who have become fixtures of Brooklyn culture.

When: Saturday, June 30, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Where: Sunset Park/ Industry City (274 36th St.) SUMMER CELEBRATION 2018 Volunteers from Cornerstone Church at Bay Ridge will be hosting their 8th annual Summer Celebration.

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fun–featuring over 30 vendors of sustainable goods, eclectic vintage, handmade items, jewelry, wellness products, arts and crafts, and wares from the five boroughs and beyond weekly. This curated experience is immersed within exposed brick walls opening into a whimsically garden filled with a diverse and vibrant shopping experience that will tantalite all of your senses in the heart of

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When: Saturday and Sunday, June 30 and July 1, 11 a.m.–7 p.m.

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BROOKLYN BAVARIAN BIERGARTEN 265 Prospect Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215 The Grand Prospect Hall’s Bavarian Biergarten is truly something to see. Inspired by Grand Prospect Hall’s Bavarian roots, the historic Biergarten makes beer lovers “dreams come true” with a collection of German and New York brews, a variety of wines, and traditional German cuisine and American specialties! www.grandprospect.com

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Lovely and landmarked or high-rise and modern.

Either way, DUMBO homes command some of the highest prices in Brooklyn.

Keep in mind that when we say a DUMBO home has sold for $4 million, we're talking about an apartment.

In many beloved neighborhoods in our borough, a sum of half that size will buy you a standalone Victorian house with a yard and a garage or a historic brownstone on a beautiful block.

Stroll with us through cobblestoned waterfront DUMBO, where dazzling Brooklyn Bridge Park serves as the residents' front yard. We'll show you several buildings where big-ticket apartment sales have recently closed.

in 2017. At the time, it was the priciest condo ever sold in Brooklyn.

The landmarked building is located near an entrance to Brooklyn Bridge Park.

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Tick Tock Tick Tock, Ka-Ching!

The DUMBO Clocktower Building at 1 Main St. is on every real-estate nerd's list of favorite Brooklyn buildings.

After all, it's got that crazy triplex penthouse with 14-foot glass clock faces embedded in each of its four walls. A gallery owner, art dealer and collector named Lio Malca bought it for $15 million

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See Brooklyn Bridge Park in Its Summer Splendor Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 1 offers iconic views of Lower Manhattan at every hour of the day, but they're particularly dazzling in the early morning.

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It is a truth universally acknowledged that Brooklyn Bridge Park is an Instagram mecca.

Some of the spots in this mecca that are most popular with photographers are kinda crowded now that summer's here.

One hot spot is at the edge of the water on Pier 1, near the area where NYC Ferry riders line up to wait for boat arrivals. Photos taken there capture iconic views of the World Trade Center, Lower Manhattan's skyline, the East River and the Brooklyn Bridge.

We've been trying to figure out the optimal times to take pictures on Pier 1 during the summer. We discovered an ideal moment — if you don't mind getting out of bed early on a weekend. It's 7:30 a.m. on Sunday.

The ferry's commuter crowds are absent. Most people are getting ready for church or sleeping after Saturday night revelry. You'll have Pier 1 pretty much to yourself. The stillness is deeply calming.

You should check weather reports beforehand — because if you're giving up the opportunity to sleep late, you should be rewarded by getting to see what early-morning sunlight looks like on the East River. It adds a silvery sheen to the beloved World Trade Center and other Lower Manhattan skyscrapers.

Another optimal time to take Pier 1 pix is in the evening between 7:15 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. The skyscrapers frame the blazing sun as it drops towards the horizon. It's an urban version of Stonehenge.

As you can imagine, the entire Brooklyn Bridge Park is looking pretty great now that it's summer. We took additional pictures of it, which you can see at brooklyneagle.com.

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Landmarked 70 Washington St., which is the building at right, can be seen from Brooklyn Bridge's walkway.

The 2007 designation report about the DUMBO Here’s a glimpse of condo building 100 Jay St. with a Manhattan Bridge ramp in front of it.

Historic District says that INBrooklyn photos by Lore Croghan Industrial Neo-Classicalstyle 70 Washington St. was constructed in 1911. There's a clock at the top of it, far more modest than the DUMBO Clocktower's but nice in any case.

A condo unit at 70 Washington St. sold for $1.69 million in May. It had previously sold for $1.281 million in 2014, and before that, buyers paid $1.22 million for it in 2007, Finance Department records show.

In 2005, the initial purchaser bought the apartment for $941,881 from the condo converter, Finance Department records indicate.

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The DUMBO Clocktower Building's condo conversion was the work of Two Trees Management.

The Walentas family's company, as you surely know, created modern-day DUMBO almost singlehandedly by buying picturesque industrial buildings and turning them into office and residential properties.

According to the city Landmarks Preservation Commission's 2007 designation report about the DUMBO Historic District, 1 Main St. is made of reinforced concrete. Its architectural style is Industrial Neo-Classical.

Constructed in 1914, it was the pride of Gairville — a complex of eye-catching buildings that housed Scottishborn industrialist Robert Gair's corrugated paper box factories. Gair also rented space in the complex to businesses that belonged to other people.

Anyway. About the most recent transaction in the DUMBO Clocktower Building. A condo on one of its lower floors sold for $4 million in June. City Finance Department records show that the sellers had owned the unit since 1999.

Right This Way to Selfie Central

Nearby Washington Street is the selfie capital of the world, or Brooklyn at least.

When you stand in the middle of the road near the intersection of Water Street, you see the Empire State Building framed by the blue-green supports of the Manhattan Bridge on the nearby East River shoreline. Thanks to Instagram, photographers know this whether they're from Ohio or France or Japan.

Anybody who's bold enough to drive a car on this block must proceed with extreme caution since selfie snappers act like they own the street.

A couple blocks up from the water's edge, you'll find 70 Washington St., another landmarked concrete Gairville property that was converted into a condo building.

It has facades on Front, Washington and York streets and is visible from the Brooklyn Bridge's pedestrian path.

Mr. Bliss's Machine Shop and A Bend in the Road A century ago, an industrialist with the melodious name of Eliphalet W. Bliss built a machine shop at 51 Jay St. The name that's now on the landmarked building's facade is that of Ben Forman & Sons, a metal-stamping firm that was a later occupant.

Recently, co-developers Adam America Real Estate and Slate Property Group did a historically sensitive condo conversion of the building, which has frontage on Plymouth, Jay and Water streets. The sale of one of its penthouses just closed in May. The price was $4.003 million, Finance Department records indicate.

Now, let's head down Water Street and follow it to its end.

It runs along the edge of Brooklyn Bridge Park, parallel to the East River — and hooks southwards beneath the Brooklyn Bridge to keep following the shoreline.

At the spot where the road bends, there's a charming landmarked house, 4 Water St. Two facades of the building are on Water Street because of the path the road takes.

The historic house has been divided into condos.

One of the units changed hands in March. The price was $1.99 million. The sellers had bought it from the condo converter for $997,885 in 2007, Finance Department records show.

The unit whose address is 55 Pearl St. was sold in May for $4.6 million. Finance Department records indicate that the seller had bought it from the developer for $4,474,824 in 2015.

A couple blocks away, you'll see another modern development at 100 Jay St. It's hard to miss, since it's a 33-story tower in a neighborhood of mostly low- and mid-rise buildings.

It has frontage on York, Jay and Front streets. The fourth side of the building faces the Manhattan Bridge and has a glassy, curved facade.

The J Condominium, as it's called, was built more than a decade ago.

In June, an apartment on a high floor was sold for $2.715 million. According to Finance Department records, the sellers bought it from the condo developer for $1,781,937 in 2008.

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Which Way to Pearl Street?

Pearl Street is one of those place names that's used on both sides of the East River, in Lower Manhattan and DUMBO. Do you draw a blank when you try to remember where the Brooklyn version of it is located?

If so, go to DUMBO's Archway under the Manhattan Bridge, then walk across the adjacent plaza. In short order, you will wind up at the corner of Pearl and Water streets.

This is where architect Jared Della Valle's Alloy Development constructed the DUMBO Townhouses a couple years ago. Each condo in this five-unit property is four stories tall.

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SUMMER FUN Sizzlin’ Summer Strolls Coming on Third And Fifth Avenues

By Ariama Long

editorial@brooklynreporter.com

Tables and tents fill the streets, decorative lights are strung across the avenue, and thousands of visitors and residents mingle as Bay Ridge welcomes summertime on Third and Fifth Avenues with evening events that close the thoroughfares to traffic and bring local residents out to enjoy everything the strips have to offer on various Fridays this July and August.

The Merchants of Third Avenue, working with the Department of Transportation (DOT), will sponsor four Summer Strolls this year, and the Bay Ridge Fifth Avenue Business Improvement District, again with city DOT, will host two of the events, which are essentially commercial block parties put together by local businesses, not-forprofit organizations and arts groups to promote the use of public space.

For Summer Stroll on Third Avenue, the strip -- closed off from regular traffic to function as a pedestrian plaza -- will feature restaurants pulling tables out onto the street, musicians and other performers, art exhibits and the offerings of local merchants.

“It’s an opportunity for residents to dine al fresco,” said President of MTA Robert Howe, who thoroughly enjoys people-watching during the events. “They bump into people they haven’t seen in years, and enjoy a Friday night. It hearkens back to a day where there wasn’t much traffic and you could walk the avenue.”

This year, Third Avenue’s Summer Stroll will take place between 68th and 80th Streets on Friday, July 13 and Friday August 3, and between 80th and 90th Streets on Friday, July 20 and Friday, August 10, from 6 to 10:30 p.m., all days.

Just two avenues away, the Fifth Avenue BID’s “The FACE of 5th (Family, Arts & Culinary Event)” will also liven up lazy summer nights. It’s scheduled to take place between 73rd and 83rd Streets on Friday, July 27 and Friday, August 17 from 5 to 10 p.m.

BID Executive Director Amanda Zenteno said in an email, “Local restaurants will be participating with many diverse outdoor dining options. The avenue will be car free and filled with music, art and family friendly activities.”

Among the highlights that attendees can look forward to are rides and games, live bands, basketball games and martial arts demonstrations, and even a pet “kissing” booth.

In addition, the BID is looking to feature local artists and their artwork this year. Interested artists can contact the office at info@bayridgebid.com or submit an application through the website at bayridgebid.com/strolls. ebrooklyn media/file photos Week of June 28-July 4, 2018 • INBROOKLYN — A Special Section of Brooklyn Eagle//Heights Press/Home Reporter/Brooklyn Spectator/Brooklyn Record/Greenpoint Gazette • 25INB

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Luna Park Rewards Students With Good Grades This Summer

BY ARIAMA LONG EDITORIAL@BROOKLYNBROOKLYN.COM

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he beginning of summer break promises to be rewarding at Luna Park in Coney Island for students who racked up good grades this past school year. The amusement park will be providing credits toward rides for those with a grade of B or higher through July 1.

Open to all students, from kindergarten through college, the promotion is meant to welcome students and their families of all ages to enjoy the park’s offerings.

The games and rides use a credit system; credits can be purchased online or in person and loaded onto a swipe card.

Students can cash in up to five grades at the guest services desk from any 2018 report card, earning up to 20 ride credits.

An A grade receives four credits and a B

grade receives three credits.

“It is an honor to celebrate the academic achievement of students, and we invite all those who worked hard this school year to trade in their textbooks for thrills at Luna Park,” said Alex Zamperla, president of the amusement ride company Zamperla Group, in a press release. “Since the program’s inception in 2013, we have helped to kick off a much-deserved summer vacation with extraordinary rides and amusements.”

Named after the original amusement park in Coney Island from 1903, Luna Park debuted three new attractions this season including an interactive gaming console that allows guests to shoot aliens called the Cozmo Jet, a swinging pirate ship dubbed the Coney Clipper, and the 21st century Astro Tower, a dramatic 137-foot freefall drop ride.

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BROOKLYN STREETCAR GROUP Theatre for Kids and FamiliesARTISTS’ Opens in Park Slope ACTIVE THROUGHOUT THE BOROUGH

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friendly people is fun and satisfying,” he says.

The Brooklyn Eagle stopped by the new location at 89 Fourth Avenue, five blocks from Barclays Center, where the two-act musical “The Three Little Pigs Buy a Brownstone in Brooklyn” is running on weekends (2 p.m. Saturdays, 3:30 p.m.

Sundays, through July 1).

The Eagle is mentioned prominently in the Brooklyn-centric script in Scene 6 and the newspaper is used as a prop as well. The show’s target audience is ages six and up, with plenty of humor adults will appreciate.

“Two six-year-olds are among the actors, with the oldest member more than ten times their age, and the family idea is reflected literally: the cast includes two brothers who play two of the pigs; a mother and her son have a scene together as an older pig

and hedgehog; two actors are cousins,” we’re informed.

Original lyrics are set to public domain melodies including old folk songs and classic children’s tunes.

The show, which emphasizes “being a good neighbor,” plus patience, perseverance, and pig puns runs through July 1, will be followed by show after show, starting with the summer musical about kids and counselors at an unusual summer camp, titled “Not a Happy Camper.”

The theatre welcomes audition appointments, visits, donations of costumes and supplies, and all inquiries throughout the year. Acting classes, puppet shows, concerts, one-day free workshops, variety shows, and special family events are planned and a fundraising concert on July 20.

For more details, show times, tickets, and contact information, go to www.PlayNicePeople. com.

Play Nice Theatre has begun its season of lightheartJohn Alexander ed musicalsBy with positive, life-affirming messages about INBrooklyn cooperation and kindness.

And they’re looking for their For overcast, 10musicians, years, the July/August and Brooklyn backstage helpers.

Streetcar Group (BSAG) has RelocatedArtists’ from Manhattan, this all-volunteer compabeenrehearsals creating opportunities artists and mission and ny’s and meetingsforrefl ect their art lovers all ages based in southern message by of encouraging its mixed-generation cast and Brooklyn active the borcrew (ages 6and to 106) to throughout interact socially and share stories ofough theirand ownbeyond. lives on and off stage. past weekend, they appeared at an InThis a welcoming atmosphere, the experienced and new event at the Coney library on Sat- to come early Play Nice actors and Island crew are encouraged urday, June 23assigned and on Sunday, June 24inatorder to get to and linger after rehearsal slots the Sheepshead Stroll with their lines, know each other, Bay helpSummer each other memorize tableshomework and four tents. dosix school and play games. Some may choose Arthur a community activist to help withMelnick, scenery painting or prop-making. with extensive experience in planning All ticket sales from main stage shows ($10 admisand promoting, founded BSAG in a2008. sion) is donated to local charities, prime motivation Using visual and performance art with to help raise for many participants who find it rewarding eventsfor in 2007 as promotions, money those and less2008 fortunate through donating their the arts became the primary mission of time and talent. the corporation.

According to theatre founder Rob Lester, the cast and “Brooklyn Streetcar Artists’ Group crew are like a second family.

“Working on a show with is a non-profit cultural organization, true to our mission of creating opportunities for artists and art lovers of all Brooklyn Streetcar Band performing earlier this year at Williamsburg Library. ebrooklyn media/Photos by Arthur De Gaeta Photos are from the ages,” Melnick said. “We include all current production fields, currently emphasizing art and students and professors into their pro- borough ‘My Turn’ program.” of “The 3 Little Pigs music.”

BSAG is a member of the Brooklyn grams.

BuyBSAG a Brownstone in is deeply involved in local BSAG members donate their time for Chamber of Commerce and is made up Brooklyn” communities, institutions and organiza- community and charity events and per- of a diverse group of artists of all ages Jarrett Scott tions.Photos “We by thrive on diversity,” Melnick form regular programs as well, includ- from budding talent to major award winexplained. “And we work with all cul- ing working with Kingsborough’s “My ners. tures and age groups in the most diverse Turn” program for seniors and other edu“There are very few places for artists to section of the borough.” showcase their work,” BSAG artist Herb cational programs.

That includes artists of all ages from “I paint, work with acrylics, oil and Alwais told this paper. “Brooklyn Streetbudding talent to major award winners. watercolor, and I’m also a film photog- car Artist Group gives an opportunity In fact, BSAG is currently integrating rapher,” BSAG artist Naomi Silverman for artists (at all levels, even students) to Kingsborough Community College art told this paper. “I’m part of the Kings- showcase their work. Although the Artist Group is located in Southern Brooklyn, Brooklyn Streetcar artist Beryl Brenall artists are welcome to join.” ner displays her work at exhibit.

In addition, BSAG is developing a multicultural youth project whose partners include Kingsborough Community College and civic leaders Pervez Siddiqui and Erum Hanif of APNA (My Own in Urdu), Dr. Tim Law of the Chinese American Social Service Center, Leonora Bolychova of Aelita Club and Angie Herrera of the Marlboro Houses Residents’ Association.

Past BSAG events include exhibits and performances at Borough Hall and Coney Island Hospital, which is its regular venue. Members have also performed Streetcar artist Ellen Hoyt stands by in other parts of the borough as well as in her painting.

Manhattan and Queens.

“We are delighted with our partnership new artists to join our group as well as Brooklyn Streetcar Artists’ Group fonder Arthur Melnick with vocalist Antho- with Kingsborough College,” Melnick volunteers with tech, social media and said. “And we are always looking for administrative skills.” ny True and guitarist Steve Stickney at Sheepshead Bay Summer Stroll.

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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWSBEAT Activists Fear High-rises Could Cast Shadows On Botanic Gardens CROWN HEIGHTS — Crown Heights community activists are reportedly fighting to prevent the approval of several high-rise buildings that they say will cast shadows onto the nearby Brooklyn Botanic Garden and deprive plants of sunlight. Two buildings of at least 16 stories have been proposed for 40 Crown St. and 931 Carroll St., according to amNewYork. The developer, Cornell Realty Management, needs approval from the city because the area is zoned only for buildings up to six or seven stories. Another firm, the Continuum Company, has submitted a preliminary application for a development at 960

Franklin Ave. that would rise as high as 37 stories.

A group known as The Movement to Protect the People is leading the effort against the developers, amNewYork said. “These shadows actually go past the garden and touch Prospect Park,” said Alicia Boyd, leader of the Movement. In addition, Elizabeth Reina-Longoria, a spokeswoman for the Botanic Garden, said, “BBG is strongly advocating to maintain the site’s current zoning — which now caps building height to six or seven stories — which was put in place, in part, to protect the garden’s conservatories from building shadows.”

Report: Brownsville Lacks Parks and Open Space BROWNSVILLE — The independent research and advocacy organization New Yorkers for Parks published a report that revealed there is not enough available parkland in Brownsville and the parks that do exist are in poor condition, City Limits reported. “Quality open spaces are important for all New Yorkers, but particularly in areas where parks are suffering from years of neglect,” said executive director of New Yorkers for Parks Lynn Kelley.

Among the open space benchmarks looked at in the report were total amount of open space, tree canopy and ability to access. The study also looked at overall maintenance. Brownsville failed 10 out of 14 of these markers. An upcoming $30 million investment in Betsy Head Park and planned renovation of the recreation center will help the community and is a step in the right direction. During the planned work, however, access will be even worse for residents, the report said.

NYU Rents Administrative Space in MetroTech Campus METROTECH — New York University, whose Tandon Engineering School of Engineering is located at 6 MetroTech Center, has reportedly completed a 26,000-square-foot deal for more space at 1 MetroTech Center. The university will relocate several of its administrative support offices, now within its Greenwich Village campus, to the 22nd floor of 1 MetroTech, the Commercial Observer reported. “We have been planning for some time to find a new home for our IT administrative offices away from our core,” NYU spokesman John Beckman told the Commercial Observer in an email. “Since the merger with the former Polytechnic University [now Tandon School of Engineering], we have focused on Brooklyn as an excellent choice for an expanded NYU presence.” MetroTech, whose other tenants include the New York Fire Department, National Grid, MakerBot, ImpreMedia and TransCare Corporation, is owned by Forest City Ratner Corp.

HBO has given the green light to “Storm Over Brooklyn,” a documentary by filmmaker Muta’Ali that looks at the racially motivated murder of Yusuf Hawkins, a 16-year-old African American teen who was confronted by a group of white teens and shot to death on a Bensonhurst street corner on Aug. 23, 1989. The murder brought the long-simmering racial tensions that existed at the time in New York City to the surface. For nearly two years after the shocking crime, the Rev. Al Sharpton, the noted civil right leader, organized dozens of protest marches on 20th Avenue in Bensonhurst demanding justice in the name of Yusuf Hawkins and was often met by jeers from angry white residents. The film is set to air on HBO in 2019. Next year will also mark the 30th anniversary of the death of Yusuf Hawkins. If he were alive today, he would be 45 years old. ebrooklyn media/file photo

Tajik Restaurant in Sheepshead Bay Serves Traditional Central Asian Dishes SHEEPSHEAD BAY — It’s not easy to find the food of Tajikistan, one of the former Central Asian Soviet republics, but one place to do so is Cafe Dushanbe at 1788 Sheepshead Bay Road. According to The New York Times, it may be the only restaurant in New York that serves the traditional dish kurutob, made of shredded flatbread, salad and a dressing of kurut, salty sun-dried yogurt balls dissolved in hot water. Among the other dishes served there are samsa gizhda, small meat pies with a soft wrapping of dough; okroshka, a cool summer soup made with yogurt, radish, dill, a quail egg and cream; shashlik, similar to shishkebab; and morkovcha, julienne carrots seasoned with garlic, vinegar and kumin. Owner and chef Alidzhon Imanov and manager Aslam Abudullove are both natives of Tajikistan. The restaurant is half a block from Emmons Avenue, Sheepshead Bay’s main drag.

Donovan Proposes Legislation Amid Worries About VA Medical Center BAY RIDGE — Amid worries that the VA Medical Center in Brooklyn could close, leaving veterans in both Staten Island and Brooklyn stuck trekking to Manhattan for care, Rep. Daniel Donovan introduced legislation to make sure that veterans are notified of any closures or service cuts at medical centers nationwide, The Staten Island Advance reported. “A doctor’s office would never just cease service and not proactively contact their patients — it shouldn’t be any different at a VA facility,” Donovan said.

The Veterans Awareness Act would require the Department of Veteran Affairs to give at least 60 days’ notice to both veterans and their local congressional representative before closing a location or making service cuts. It would also mandate that the department hold forums to allow veterans and other stakeholders to voice their opinions.

AIDS Services to Make Way For High-Rises in Boerum Hill BOERUM HILL — HIV-AIDS patients in Boerum Hill are criticizing city officials for not going public about their plans to close and relocate a health services center that stands in the way of a controversial high-rise development. The HIV-AIDS Services Administration center at 94 Flatbush Ave. occupies a parcel owned by Alloy Development, which hopes to build its five-building 80 Flatbush complex on the site. According to the Brooklyn Paper, officials, who rent the center’s space from Alloy, probably knew of the developer’s plan for at least a year but have yet to officially inform clients. “It’s deeply concerning for us, especially for an agency whose clients’ lives literally depend on accessing these services,” said Jason Walker, who works at the HIV advocacy group Vocal New York.

The city plans to temporarily move the center’s operations to a nearby Third Avenue facility and then move it to a permanent home on Evergreen Avenue in Bushwick, a spokeswoman for the Human Resources Administration told the Brooklyn Paper.

Brownsville High School Teacher Takes Students on Trip of a Lifetime BROWNSVILLE — A Brownsville high school teacher was nominated for the Hometown Hero Award for giving his students the chance to experience cultures and life outside of their borough. Bijoun Eric Jordan, a Frederick Douglass Academy VII English teacher, has taught in city schools for 14 years, and he wants his pupils, mainly African-Americans and Hispanics from economically disadvantaged families, to travel the world because they may not have the funds to do so on their own. Jordan, 36, raised $42,000 last year for his students to travel to Spain, where they visited Madrid and Barcelona. This year, he plans on taking students from the “International Club” to Japan so they can explore Tokyo and Osaka. With the help of an online fundraiser, the teacher has raised $60,300, reaching the goal of $58,570 for the weeklong trip. “I want my students to see that black people travel everywhere,” Jordan said.

“It’s not just places like Brownsville, Brooklyn, where we belong. We can hustle and get anywhere.”

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Faith communities around Brooklyn this week denounced the Trump administration’s zero-tolerance immigration policy over the past week, particularly what they declared as the cruel practice of separating children from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border, and holding the children in detention centers with no organized plan of reuniting these families.

And just after midnight on June 27, news broke that a federal judge in California had issued a nationwide injunction halting the child separation policy and mandating family reunification.

Several hours later, Congress rejected a comprehensive immigration bill that has also divided the majority party.

The Rev. Dr. Herbert and the Rev. Dr. Karen Daughtry, heads of a clergy family with five generations of faith leaders, and a Brooklyn presence for 60 years, held a press conference last Saturday, June 23 at the House of the Lord Church to decry the policy that they say has permanently traumatized children in ways that could later haunt this nation.

“These children, ranging in age from under one year of age to teen years, have been put in a position of psychological

danger and are being used by those in high places as political pawns without regard to the damage being done by their actions to the psychological damages being visited upon these children,” said Dr. Karen Daughtry.

“As a parent, although all of my children are adults, I can’t imagine not knowing how they are. As a citizen of these United States, I understand that protecting our borders is necessary and that guidelines to do so must be put in place but not at the expense of the most vulnerable in society. As an early childhood educator, I know that the early years beginning at birth and until around the age of four are most important, and immeasurable damage can be done to young children who suffer traumatic episodes during this period. Certainly to be torn from the arms of parents and taken to strange places with strange people fits the bill as one of these.”

Much of Saturday’s press conference focused on the Daughtrys’ point that there has been no plan to handle the flow of immigrants across borders into the United States compassionately.

“Even with the executive order stopping the separation practice, you’ve got 2,000 children — still someplace,” said

The Rev. Dr. Herbert Daughtry, presiding prelate of House of the Lord Church, addresses the news media. In background, left, his daughter, Sharon Daughtry, two anonymous congregants, and the Rev. Dr. Karen S. Daughtry (at right).

INBrooklyn Photo by Francesca N. Tate Dr. Karen Daughtry. “The governor of the State of New York said he has a legal responsibility to take care of these children, physically and emotionally. And he — the governor — cannot find out how to get into the places where these children are because they have put a gag order on the places where the children have been put, in the State of New York!

We might have a plan here in New York,

but there is no national or global plan to hook these children up with the people they belong to.”

Dr. Herbert Daughtry, who spoke at length earlier in the conference, also expressed hope. “When all is said and done, I hope I live to see the day that America becomes what America can become,” he said. “The withering past is no match for the budding future.”

Grace Church’s Rector Points to ‘Fear of the Other’ As A Reason Behind Current Immigration Policy Episcopal Diocese Hosts Prayer Service For Immigrant and Refugee Families

The Rev. Dr. Allen Robinson preaches the Gospel on Palm Sunday, March 25, 2018, his first official Sunday as rector of Grace Church Brooklyn Heights.

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The rector of Grace Church Brooklyn Heights addressed the child separation policy in his Sunday, June 24 sermon.

The Rev. Dr. Allen Robinson linked the story of Jesus’ calming the storm (from Matthew 4:35-41) to the current immigration crisis, focusing on Jesus’ invitation to “go to the other side,” and the fear that the disciples experienced during the tempest.

Robinson spoke of a societal ‘other side’ — “those who feel rejected, who feel abandoned, who feel forgotten, who feel as if their lives don’t matter, as if their lives just simply don’t matter,” Robinson emphasized. “At this very moment, the Gospel is alive and well — this story is alive and well — on the borders of Texas, the borders of California, the borders of Arizona, where children are being taken away from their

parents. And so the Gospel calls us to wrestle with the question: What are we supposed to do with those who are on the other side?

“I submit that the apostles were afraid to go to the other side because they were comfortable at home,” he continued. “It was their comfort zone. The people they knew looked like them, smelled like them…They liked the same food, had the same culture.

So what happens when a new group of people is introduced into the system?

“Somehow, they began to take on a sense of fear, much like the way people at home worry that ‘we’re losing our identity, and we’re losing our position in the world, and somehow, we’re losing our way of life if we introduce a lot of new people to come in and enter our country.’

And so, what do we do with our fear?” he asked.

The Episcopal Diocese of Long Island, responding to the outpouring of love and concern for families separated at the border, was set to hold a prayer service and time of fellowship for immigrant and refugee families.

The bilingual (Spanish/English) candlelit service in the cathedral was scheduled for 7:30-8 p.m., with conversation following in the undercroft from 8-9 p.m. Pastoral care and conversation

with experts in the field of immigration and asylum were provided.

Among the actions being announced at the service is a series of Families Belong Together rallies being held this Saturday, June 30, in New York City (Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island), Washington, D.C. and around the country. The Brooklyn rally and march originates at Foley Square in Manhattan at 10 a.m. and heads across the Brooklyn Bridge.

Readers who find their faith enriched through the fine arts will be happy to learn that the Brooklyn Museum this week announced the re-installment of its acclaimed relief sculpture, “The Resurrection of Christ,” by Renaissance artist Giovanni della Robbia. “The Resurrection of Christ” is on view now in the museum’s third floor Focus Gallery.

Created around 1520, “The Resurrection” was commissioned by the Antinori family, historical Tuscan vintners since 1385. At nearly 12 feet long, “The

Resurrection” originally adorned a wall of the Antinori family’s villa outside Florence, Italy. Nearly 400 years later, “The Resurrection” became the first Renaissance work to enter the museum’s collection when it was acquired in 1899.

The colorful relief -- which was out of view from the late 1990s through an extensive restoration in 2015 -- went back on exhibit earlier this month.

Funding this project was the same Antinori family whose ancestors originally commissioned the relief.

Brooklyn Museum Re-Installs ‘Resurrection of Christ’ Sculpture

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The event featured about 25 city representatives, state agencies and nonprofits as well as local Senior Idol winner Tommy Anderson, who entertained the crowd with lively and nostalgic music.

“It’s good for seniors to get updates and info because so much is online nowadays,” said the senator’s Deputy Chief of Staff and Press Secretary John Quaglione about the direct approach the fair takes to reach an older demographic. “What makes a community strong is when you keep them involved.”

Hosted by Golden at his home parish this year, the event attracted an estimated 350 seniors who got to engage with city agencies and programs designed to enrich their lives. The chair of the Senate Aging Committee, Golden’s accomplishments include passage of the Assisted

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he Society of Old Brooklynites (SOB) has a long and distinguished history dating back to when James Garfield was elected president of the United States.

The group has been part of the fabric of this borough for 138 years and recently celebrated that anniversary with a luncheon on Sunday, June 24 at the Bay Ridge Manor. But don’t let the acronym fool you — SOB is one of Brooklyn’s oldest and most revered organizations.

The venerable boroughwide civic group dates back to 1880, when Brooklyn was an independent city and the third largest in the nation.

The club’s first president was John Ward Hunter, the 17th elected mayor of the City of Brooklyn.

Current SOB officers are President George Broadhead, First Vice President Ted General, Second Vice President Sherman Silverman and Secretary Ellen Haywood.

Broadhead is the 49th elected president of SOB. He is among a long list of notable Brooklynites who have served at the helm of the society.

They have included former Brooklyn mayors, members of Congress and the State Senate, military leaders, banking and business executives, attorneys, professors, newspaper publishers and editors.

At this year’s celebration State Sen. Marty Golden administered the oath of office to Broadhead, who was recently elected to his third term.

Broadhead was born in Park Slope and grew up in Gerritsen Beach. After graduating from high school, he enlisted in the Marines and served in Korea after which he was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action and the Purple Heart.

Society of Old Brooklynites First Vice President Ted General.

Society of Old Brooklynites First Society of Old Brooklynites Vice President Ted General.

President George Broadhead.

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SOB member studies newspaper clippings about the history of the organization.

While attending St. John’s University in Brooklyn he became editor of the college’s literary magazine Epitome. His impressive resume includes a stint as southern manager at Billboard Magazine in Nashville and as a staff member at Newhouse Newspapers.

Broadhead played a major role in the centennial ceremony at the Prison Ship Martyrs monument and is a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled American Veterans.

Broadhead recalled how he became a member of the society. “Until I received a call from the late Margaret Skinner in 2008, I thought I knew every inch of Brooklyn,” Broadhead said. “Mrs. Skinner was the first

Society of Old Brooklynites Treasurer Sherman Silverman.

Society of Old Brooklynites Secretary Ellen Haywood.

woman elected president of the Society of Old Brooklynites, and she told me about the scheduled ceremony at Fort Greene Park to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Prison Ship Martyrs Monument. They needed a marching band, and a ‘color guard’ for the ceremony which was a week away.”

Broadhead was able to help them and soon after became a lifetime member of the organization.

The Brooklynites do what they do for the borough because they hold dear everything that pertains to the history and culture of Brooklyn.

They devote their time and energy to making sure that Brooklyn’s past is not only remembered but also

cherished and celebrated.

The society undertakes various projects to keep Brooklyn’s history alive.

“Our most meaningful annual signature event is the memorial tribute to the Prison Ship Martyrs from the American Revolution,” General said. “In a crypt under the 149-foot towering monument in Fort Greene Park are the actual remains of 11,500 sometimes forgotten patriots.”

General explained that the monument was erected in 1908 with a large delegation of SOBs in attendance. “Funds for the Stanford White-designed monument were lobbied for by the society from the federal, state and municipal governments, and included money raised by the society and the Fort Greene chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). There is a large plaque attached to the monument from the society,” General added.

On Saturday, Aug. 25, SOB will be hosting the 110th annual memorial tribute to the Prison Ship Martyrs, America’s first Prisoners of War, during events marking the 242nd anniversary of the Battle of Brooklyn.

It is the largest American Revolution burial site in the nation.

Among the more prominent members of the society have been Columbia University President Seth Low, pioneering baseball journalist and author Henry Chadwick, and poet and one-time Eagle editor Walt Whitman.

General is quick to point out that the society is always happy to welcome new members. “I frequently try to drive home the point that while we're called the Society of Old Brooklynites, it's somewhat of a misnomer because you don't have to be considered ‘old’ to join. Any citizen who was born, raised or worked in Brooklyn for at least 25 years is eligible for membership."

Society of Old Brooklynites Second Society of Old Brooklynites President Vice-President George Broadhead.

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Nothing Standard About Standard Burger

BY JOHN ALEXANDER

“We are specifically here to sell hamburgers, hot dogs, French fries and milkshakes,” Verteouris taten Island’s loss is Brooklyn’s gain. The said. “Yes, we do have craft beer, but we will only award-winning Standard Burger restaurant use Brooklyn beer.” is moving to 8812 Third Avenue in Bay Ridge.

Cost is another factor that Verteouris is adamant The restaurant, originally started by five friends, about. He promises that customers will be able to opened in 2012 on Hylan Blvd. in Great Kills. In get a burger, French fries and a soda 2015, it was featured on an episode of CNBC’s “The for $9. And Standard Burger will Profit,” when show host Marcus Lemonis visited the only be serving top quality meat then-struggling eatery, invested in it and helped from Pat LaFrieda Meat Purveyrevive it. That same year it won the Time Out New ors. Additionally, customers will York Battle of the Burger competition for its popular also have the opportunity to Texan burger. create their own burgers with a Photo by John Alexander In December, 2017, Todd Baslin, one of Standard’s Standard Burger’s Dimitrios variety of toppings. original owners, and Dimitrios Verteouris, a Verteouris holding Battle of “Some other places charge over the Burger award. successful restaurateur who founded Bay Ridge $15 for a burger,” Verteouris said. and Downtown Brooklyn’s popular Nature’s Grill “You can go to a diner and pay $17 restaurants with his brother Taso, decided to give undertaking. The first thing they for a hamburger deluxe. I perPhoto courtesy of Standard Burger Standard Burger a fresh start in Brooklyn. decided on was moving it to a more Standard Burger with sonally don’t feel that a hamburger Baslin and Verteouris were old friends when Baslin populated location. “Where it was, cheese, lettuce, tomato, should be super expensive. It’s one called on Verteouris for his restaurant expertise. “I was a destination place and there’s too red onion and pickles. of the oldest sandwiches we have in was immediately intrigued by the concept,” Verte- much competition when it comes to America and 50 percent of Ameriouris said. “It was beautifully built, the food was really hamburgers, French fries and hot dogs in that part cans eat hamburgers on a daily basis.” good and I felt that the service was good as well. I took of Staten Island.”

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18• BROOKLYN SPECTATOR • Week of June 29 - July 5, 2018

DeMeo brainchild “Brooklyn Brand” now available in stores

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Sammy “the Bull” Gravano alongside John Travolta’s John Gotti, as well as his latest venture, a television series rooklyn Brand is booming – based on Brooklyn in the ’80s – aptly and it’s now available in stores. called “The Neighborhood” – the The brainchild of Gravesend trailer for which dropped earlier this native and actor Will DeMeo, the month. clothing line – which, he says, is Also coming down the pipeline is the epitome of “Brooklyn the release of his first-ever pride” – has caught fire documentary, “Cruisin’ 86th Street,” which since its launch in late homes in on BenMay, continuing to pay homage to the sonhurst’s own 86th Street, and star’s deep Brookthe makeshif t lyn roots. social club that “The response came with it, in has been incredthe ‘70s, ‘80s and ible,” DeMeo told early ‘90s. That thorthis paper. “I can’t t ha n k e ver y b o d y oughfare— dubbed by enough for rockin’ the DeMeo “the hottest Will DeMeo modeling strip in America”— is Brooklyn Brand.”

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Among the shops now selling the apparel – whose designs feature a hearty mix of old and new-school Brooklyn – are Garage Clothing (1909 Stillwell Ave.), Central Sports (1412 Kings Highway) and Sports Fever (176 Ave. U), all local staples of DeMeo’s hometown.

“It’s great to see how much pride people from Brooklyn have,” he said, adding that what’s been perhaps most special is seeing out-of-state orders.

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Seniors Demand State Senate Action on Speed Cameras

BY PAULA KATINAS PAULA@BROOKLYNEAGLE.COM

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wo women who lost loved ones in accidents came to the Lodge Senior Center in Bensonhurst on Wednesday, June 27 to demand that the State Senate pass legislation allowing the city to install hundreds of speed cameras in school zones.

Joan Dean, a member of the grassroots organization Families for Safe Streets, lost her 13-year-old grandson, Sammy Cohen Eckstein, five years ago. Young Sammy was just two weeks away from his bar mitzvah when he was struck and killed by a speeding driver on Prospect Park West in 2013.

Hindy Schachter’s 75-year-old husband Irving was killed while training in Central Park for the New York City Marathon in 2014. A speeding bicyclist ran him over. Schachter fell to the pavement, hit his head, and died. ebrooklynmedia/Photos by Paula Katinas Councilmember Mark Treyger says speed “It’s hard to get into this group,” Hindy Schachter holds up a photo of her late cameras have proven to be an effective deterDean said sadly, referring to the husband Irving. “He had years ahead of him,” rent to speeding. people who have lost relatives in she said. accidents.

A 2013 state law that placed 140 She noted that by 40 percent. leveled at the senator are wrong. speed cameras on city streets as R e p u b l i c a n s Treyger called “Senator Golden is a co-sponsor of part of a pilot program expires July in the senate on Golden “to the legislation that will double the number of speed cameras in New 25. The state legislature wrapped up have pushed an lead and to act.” its legislative session without taking alternative idea Golden’s car York City to 290 and Councilman up the speed camera issue. Prior to install more has been caught Treyger knows that,” Quaglione said. to the end of the session, the state traffic signals speeding on “Additionally, Senator Golden supnumerous occa- ported the original legislation that Assembly had passed a bill to extend and stop signs in the program for another few years lieu of cameras. sions, according established the 140 speed cameras and double the number the number “Nobody says get to various me- for New York City. Senator Golden’s of cameras. rid of stop signs. dia reports. legislation seeks to further secure The State Senate did not act, leav- Nobody says get Donna Cor- school zones with additional markrado, commis- ings, stop signs and safety measures. ing the issue in limbo until the next rid of red lights. sioner of the If anything, of all the proposals, session begins next January. Trans- But we need New York City Senator Golden’s bill would create portation safety advocates said they more,” she said.

Joan Dean, holding a poster Department for the safest environment for students want Gov. Andrew Cuomo to call the Councilmember containing a photo of her the Aging, noted to travel in and around school zones.” legislature back to Albany for an Mark Treyger, who late grandson, said he was t h at G old en emergency session. organized the press just two weeks away from Quaglione also defended Golden his bar mitzvah when he represents the against the bagel blast from Corrado.

Dean and Schachter stood in the conference, said was tragically killed five section of BenLodge Senior Center at 7711 18th Ave. cameras have prov- years ago.

“In the more than 15 years that I sonhurst where am working with Senator Golden, he and implored the Senate, and State en to be effective.

Sen. Marty Golden in particular, to Incidents of speeding at the inter- the Lodge Senior Center is located has never once brought bagels to a take action. section of Cropsey Avenue and Bay and said he secured state funding senior center. But I can tell you that Speed cameras near schools help 35th Street dropped by 59 percent for the facility.

Senator Golden has delivered key all pedestrians, not just students, after speed cameras were put in, ac“We are not here to judge him,” Cor- funding for senior programs, creadvocates said. cording to Treyger, who noted that rado said, adding that Golden often ated Granny's Law to better protect “I’m a senior citizen. I want to be Joseph B. Cavallaro Intermediate visits senior centers and brings ba- our elderly, and has led efforts that able to cross the street safely,” Dean School is located nearby. At 16th Av- gels. “It’s not enough to give us bagels,” have made more seniors eligible for said. enue and 65th Street, where Edward she said. “Give us our lives back.” the EPIC prescription drug and the Without speed cameras, “there B. Shallow Intermediate School is John Quaglione, deputy chief of SCRIE rental assistance programs," is a lack of enforcement,” Schachter. located, pedestrian injuries dropped staff to Golden, said the criticisms he said.

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New bank branch debuts in Cobble Hill

BY ANDY KATZ

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irst National Bank of Long Island celebrated the grand opening of its second branch in Brooklyn—and first in Cobble Hill—with a ribbon cutting and cake at the newly refurbished Smith Street storefront on June 23.

“It’s a big responsibility to give back to the community,” explained First National President and CEO Michael Vittorio after cutting a red ribbon to open the new branch office formally.

“This is also a homecoming for me — I was born here in Brooklyn. I grew up in Bedford-Stuyvesant. My grandparents, my parents — we all lived there.”

Asked had it changed much since his day, Vittorio smiled. “It has, yes,” he said. “And it hasn’t. It’s just a great community, with esprit de corps — the restaurants, the stores, the coffee shops and just great people — just a wonderful, wonderful place to live.”

“This is an area we wanted to be in,” explained Executive Vice President Rick Perro. “There is a mix of small business and professionals here, so

branches in Brooklyn,” said Perro.

Furnished with dark wood paneling, gold wallpaper and a brick fireplace, the Cobble Hill branch’s aura is both traditional and inviting. One hardly notices the de rigueur bulletproof glass covering the tellers’ booths.

“We were looking for an inviting a p p e a ra n c e ,” explained Branch ebrooklyn media/Photos by Andy Katz Manager Wilona Cutting the ribbon.

Chambers. we’re very excited about this location.” those that live “We wanted Perro went to explain that First in Brooklyn people to feel at home when they National envisions a more or less even and those that come in,” added mix of personal and commercial bank- wish they did,” i n t e r j e c t e d The celebratory cake with First Assistant Managing at the Cobble Hill branch.

“Right now we’re in the middle of Brooklyn Bor- National Bank of Long Island’s er Julio Acosta. a rate campaign,” Perro continued. ough Hall Dep- signature phrase: “Where “People want to “We’re offering a special rate on sav- uty Strategist everybody knows your name.” know their bankings and CDs. It’s a way to get custom- Rachel Atcheson, er,” said Vittorio, ers familiar with our services.” quoting one of Borough President Eric “and feel that their banker knows them.”

With two branches in Brooklyn and Adams’s favorite taglines.

Located at 227 Smith St. between six in Queens, First National Bank of “They say that one in eight people Douglas and Butler Streets, the Cobble Long Island has become well estab- have roots here in Brooklyn,” added Hill branch is open Monday through lished in New York City from its roots acting Brooklyn Chamber of Com- Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Friday, 9 in Nassau and Suffolk Counties. merce President Rick Russo. a.m. to 7 p.m., and Saturday, 9 a.m. to “There are two kinds of people, “Our goal is eventually 10 to 15 1 p.m.

Gowanus "Parties to Protect" against gun violence

BY MEAGHAN MCGOLDRICK MMCGOLDRICK@BROOKLYNREPORTER.COM

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arlier this month, more than 200 people partied in the name of gun reform in Gowanus, raising more than $7,000 for Moms Demand Action.

On Saturday, June 16, Littlefield, 635 Sackett Street, played host to a very special “Party to Protect Our Lives,” a multi-faceted benefit concert which included on-site flash tattoos, live musical, comedic and burlesque performances and raffles.

“Party to Protect” – a grassroots organization founded by now-California-based Sarah Hanson whose mission is to party to raise money for positive causes that need promotion and protection – has raised thousands of dollars for organizations like Planned Parenthood and Earthjustice, an environmental conservation organization based in San Francisco.

Now it adds Moms Demand Violence, a division of Everytown for Gun Safety, to its list of beneficiaries.

“We had such great performers, great tattoo artists, great drink specials, a great venue, great raffle prizes, so I knew people would show

up. However, I couldn't have dreamed how passionately committed to the cause the whole crowd was,” said Sunset Park resident Bobby Hankinson, a local entertainer who took the reins from an out-of-town Hanson, and along with a team of friends, helped organized the group’s third “Party.”

“When Tia Christensen, a survivor of the Las Vegas massacre, addressed the crowd, you could hear a pin drop; that's how captivated the audience was,” he said. “These people weren't just there for a good time — though, they definitely got one — they were there because they believe in this cause.”

The issue of gun violence, Hankinson told this paper previously, is one that knows no bounds. “It affects people of color, it’s a huge women’s issue, a huge LGBT issue and things like suicide, mental health, all of these things go hand in hand with gun violence,” Hankinson said. “It seems like such a common sense issue and it’s just so frustrating that nothing’s been done by now.”

Others in the room shared in his frustration – as did the party’s performers.

Among them were FIELDED, Crazy Pills, Elliot & the Ghost, and

Scenes from the “Party to Protect.”

Alexander F. The evening’s emcees were comedians Marie Faustin and Sydnee Washington.

There to tattoo from a sheet of cause-centric flash ink were artists Adam Korothy and Miykey. Organizers and attendees alike were seen sporting fresh ink (available at $40 a pop), proceeds from which went straight to the cause.

Raffle prizes included VIP passes to Panorama Music Festival, one month of free yoga courtesy of New Love City and passes to Alamo Drafthouse, among others.

Guests also drank for the cause.

Thanks to liquor sponsors Snow Leopard Vodka and Noble Oak

Photos by Mary Dorn

Bourbon, appropriately named cocktails like the "Calls-mo-politicians" and the "2nd Amend-Mint Repeel" were sold for $8 a piece with $2 going to Moms Demand Action.

Founded in 2012, Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America was created to demand action from state and federal legislators, companies and educational institutions across the country to establish gun reforms.

It quickly flourished into a leading force for gun violence prevention, with chapters in all 50 states.

“Party to Protect” is still taking donations. To give, visit https:// support.momsdemandaction.org/ fundraiser/1476205.

22• BROOKLYN SPECTATOR • Week of June 29 - July 5, 2018

Fontbonne Coach inducted to Girls’ Hall of Fame

BY JIM DOLAN

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very two years the board of the Girls’ Catholic High School Athletic Association (GCHSAA) chooses from a slate of nominees for their Hall of Fame. Each school submits nominees from selected athletes, coaches, administrators and officials for their athletic contributions.

Along with ten other nominees, this year Fontbonne’s JV Basketball Head Coach Bob Atanasio made the cut for the GCHSAA Hall of Fame.

“I can’t think of anyone more deserving for this recognition,” said Fontbonne Athletic Director Romeo Petric.

“He wears his heart on his sleeve and has given so much over the years.”

Born and bred in Bay Ridge, Atanasio attended Our Lady of Angels School and went on to Brooklyn Prep earning an academic scholarship to attend the University of Scranton where he played basketball for three years. For his senior year, Atanasio returned to Brooklyn to finish his degree at St. Francis College. After graduation Atanasio began to work in pharmaceutical sales, and in 1993 he made a career change to education.

In 1994 Atanasio started teaching

Photo by Chris Flynn

Bob Atanasio (center) was inducted to the GCHSAA Hall of Fame at Russo’s by the Bay along with ten other inductees for 2018. Attending the ceremony from Fontbonne Hall Academy were (left to right) Athletic Director Romeo Petric, Senior Varsity Basketball players Breanne McDonnell and Katie Marquardt along with Varsity Coaches Mike Sammon and Steve Oliver. science and coached the girls and boys Varsity Tennis Teams and the girls’ JV Basketball Team at Staten Island’s St. Joseph by the Sea High School until his eventual move to St. Saviour High School in Park Slope in

2001. In addition to teaching at St. Saviour, Atanasio took over the position of Athletic Director and coached the girls’ Varsity Basketball Team for six seasons. As the Varsity Head Coach, Atanasio went to the finals three

times and won the Brooklyn-Queens GSCHSAA Championship two years in a row in 2007 and 2008.

After his retirement from St. Saviour in 2014, Atanasio found that he still had the itch to coach and was welcomed to Fontbonne as an Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach. In 2017 Atanasio took over the Head Coach position of the Fontbonne JV Basketball Team that he brought to a second place regular season finish and an appearance in this year’s 2018 finals.

Atanasio’s work with the JV did not go unnoticed by the GCHSAA and his efforts were rewarded at the end of this season’s playoffs. After Fontbonne’s loss to an undefeated McClancy team in the JV finals, Atanasio was pleasantly surprised at the end of the game when his name was announced as the 2018 Brooklyn-Queens GCHSAA JV Coach of the Year Award for his leadership and sportsmanship this season.

On his induction to the Hall of Fame, Atanasio stated, “I’m very thankful for the honor, but I had the help of a lot of people along the way to earn this honor. Fontbonne gave me a chance to coach basketball again and I am very grateful for that.”

Fonzie returns for Cyclones’ first place start

BY JIM DOLAN

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econd year Cyclone Manager Edgardo Alfonzo returned to Brooklyn after missing the Cyclones’ 2018 opening weekend to attend his induction ceremony at the Latin American Hall of Fame in the Dominican Republic.

Upon his return, Fonzie was pleased to see his team on a first place start by beating the Staten Island Yankees two out of three games under the interim guidance of Bench Coach Manager Rich Donnelly.

“When they called me I was really shocked,” said Alfonzo, who was an All Star and the mainstay of the Mets’ infield during the decade of the 1990s.

“When you play you just worry about doing good, not what you’ll do after retirement.”

Representing Venezuela, Fonzie joined four other Latin players for the induction weekend: Jorge Posada (Yankees) from Puerto Rico, Vladimir Guerrero (Expos) from the Dominican Republic, Tony Taylor (Phillies) from Cuba and Vicente Romo from Mexico.

Commenting on the team’s direction, Alfonzo stated that, different from last season, offensively the club appears to have multiple strong hitters and a number of good starting pitchers to contend this season.

Photo by Jim Dolan

Second year Cyclones Manager Edgardo Alfonzo, Cyclones Hitting Coach Marlon Anderson and Bench Coach Rich Donnelly.

Over the first six games of the season as an early June pickup from the independent Frontier League, Jose Brizuela has emerged as the team’s top hitter, batting .444 along with Jose Miguel Medina at .429 for the Cyclones’ opening season home stand.

Although overshadowed by teammate Kendall

Coleman’s grand slam on Brooklyn’s opening day of the season at MCU Park, Brizuela was actually the hitting star of that game, going three for three, belting two triples and a double to score three runs for the 7-0 shutout win over Staten Island.

In that same game, some of the good starting pitching that Fonzie talked about was on display as returning Cyclone Briam Campusano threw six scoreless innings along with two walks and three strikeouts.

“Our starting pitching has been key for us so far this season,” maintained Alfonzo, who also stated that he would begin to stretch out his starters to 75 to 85 pitches a game.

Over the next three games at home with Hudson Valley, Brizuela again figured offensively, going two for four in a 9-7 win, and two for three with a home run in a 7-5 win.

Even for the next game, in a losing effort for the Cyclones, Brizuela still hit his second home run of the season to put Brooklyn ahead 6-5 in the sixth inning in an 8-7 10-inning loss to the Renegades.

“I like his approach,” stated Fonzie. “He’s going to be a role model for the rest of the guys,” stated the manager of his fellow Venezuelan who originally started out in the Oakland Athletics’ minor league system. “If we continue to play like this, it’s going to be fun this season.”

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Focus on Bay Ridge

By Charles F. Otey

NY Building Congress Head Scissura Calls for ‘Burying Gowanus’ & Building Tunnel

Well-Developed Plan for Razing Rotting Expressway Once Again Takes Center Stage

Then-citizen Marty Golden (left) meets with Al Appleton of the Regional Plan Association (center) and Mike Long to discuss a Gowanus Tunnel during the 1990s.

Photos courtesy of Charles Otey

Maybe it’s a city infrastructure dream — especially for those of us who have cursed, avoided and endured the elevated Gowanus Expressway for decades — or just fate. Call it what you will, but since Bay Ridge’s favorite son Carlo Scissura has ascended to the presidency of the powerful New York Building Congress, there is again a good chance that this rusting nightmare will be replaced by a tunnel.

Scissura, who just bought a new home in Bay Ridge, served as chief deputy to Borough President Marty Markowitz, then headed the now dynamic Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce for five years before taking the very vital job of heading the Building Congress, with hundreds of clients whose job it is to build a new New York.

Scissura is a lifelong resident of Bay Ridge and knows from daily misfortune the hardship that the Gowanus inflicts on those who have to use it to get to and through Downtown Brooklyn.

The underground Gowanus Tunnel, which has been in the works for two decades, has received a lot of critical support over the last 20 years or so, receiving the strong backing of the Regional Plan Association (RPA), Transportation Alter-

required (1) the razing of the entire Gowanus and (2) reconstruction of a virtual replica of the civic and health hazard.

The tunnel would free hundreds of acres of taxable prime real estate that has long been held captive underneath a virtual environmental prison that endangers the lives of those who travel on it as well as the tens of thousands working and living within its polluting shadow.

The Gowanus Coalition, which involved leaders and elected officials from the community of Bay Ridge (where the prestigious Bay Ridge Community Council loaned its important backing to the tunnel) all the way through Brooklyn Heights (where the concept was hailed by local leaders), experienced notable success when Jo Anne Simon — now an assemblymember — took the reins.

Simon worked alongside Appleton, Carroll Gardens civic leader Buddy Scotto, attorney Ben Meskin, UPROSE’S Elizabeth Yeampierre, Tony and Renee Giordano and various Bay Ridgeites, including this writer (for the first several years), Anthony Ceretti and Bob Cassara.

U.S. Rep. Nydia Velázquez was a strong supporter, as was U.S. Rep. Jarrold Nadler — once he was assured, by this

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natives and officials such as the late Assemblymember Eileen Dugan. Dugan, along with RPA Senior Director Al Appleton and then-Borough President Howard Golden, led a campaign that prevented the state DOT from carrying out a foolish scheme that would have

A young Vito Fossella (second from right) signs a Gowanus Tunnel petition under the watchful eye of Regional Plan Association Senior Director Al Appleton and activists Jo Anne Simon and Charles Otey (left to right).

writer and others, that the Gowanus Tunnel could only enhance his longstanding and sensible proposal for a cross-harbor tunnel.

Gowanus: Elevated Relic Ruining Our Neighborhoods The Gowanus Tunnel (let’s call it the Eileen Dugan Tunnel) would create thousands of jobs in the process of eliminating the elevated relic that has hung over and damaged the lives of all who live nearby for decades.

An early report of the newly energized Gowanus Tunnel initiative came recently in Crain’s New York Business article by Joe Anuta, which we liberally quote from as follows: “A group of Brooklynites [the Gowanus Expressway Coalition] who came close to securing a $10 billion infrastructure project by suing the Federal Highway Administration in the late ’90s is quietly reuniting. Their plan is to revive a proposal they say will transform the southwest corner of the borough by burying 6 miles of the Gowanus Expressway, a widely reviled stretch of the BQE that runs from the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel to the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.

“Backers of the plan argue that the time is ripe to fix this notorious traffic bottleneck, reduce pollution and knit together waterfront neighborhoods isolated for decades by the aging highway.

The federal government appears willing to dole out infrastructure cash, and advances in the construction industry have made boring a tunnel beneath Red Hook, Sunset Park and Bay Ridge even more feasible than the last time it was proposed. Plus, elected state officials looking to grab their share of those federal dollars might be more amenable to such an undertaking.

“While government officials are planning crucial transit projects such as the new rail tunnel beneath the Hudson River and the next phase of the Second Avenue subway, lawmakers are not thinking seriously about other grand projects. Carlo Scissura, the new head of the New York Building Congress, says these officials need to start working further ahead, laying the groundwork now for the next wave of big infrastructure improvements even though they won't be shovel-ready until long after their terms in office have expired.”

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Man arrested following accident involving moped and truck in Borough Park

BY JAIME DEJESUS JDEJESUS@BROOKLYNREPORTER.COM

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57-year-old man was arrested during an accident involving a moped and a truck in the Borough Park area.

According to authorities, on Saturday, June 23 at around 12:27 a.m., the driver of the moped traveled through a yellow light at 13th Avenue and 60th Street, hitting the truck.

The driver of the truck, Acatitla

Silva wa s charged with a g g rav ate d unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and operating a motor vehicle without a license.

The driver of the moped was taken to the hospital and listed in serious condition.

The scene of the accident.

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2ND DEPARTMENT/ PUBLIC LEGAL NOTICES 2ND DEPARTMENT / NEW BUSINESS FORMATIONS ACCOUNTING CITATION

File No.2015-1536/A CITATION SURROGATE’S COURT, KINGS COUNTY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, By the Grace of God Free and Independent TO: New York State Dept. of Taxation and Finance New York City Human Resources Administration Attorney General of the State of New York Marvin Wexler Marvin Wexler, Executor of the Estate of Louis Wexler Lorraine Sumpter Roslyn Finkel Michael Axelbaum, Administrator of the Estate of Harry Wexler Carolyn Nagourney Coleman Pell Bonnie Lisogorsky Joyce Schwartz Marsha Rotmistrovsky The spouse, if any, and any and all unknown distributees and creditors of Martin Katz, deceased, whose whereabouts are unknown and if any of the aforesaid persons be dead, to their heirs at law, next of kin and distributees whose names and places of residence are unknown and if the persons died subsequent to the decedent herein, to their executors, administrators, legatees, devisees, assignees and successors in interest whose names and places of residence are unknown and to all other heirs at law, next of kin and distributees of, Martin Katz, the decedent herein, whose names and places of residence are unknown and cannot after due diligence be ascertained, An amended petition and an amended account having been duly led by Public Administrator of Kings County, whose ofce is located at 360 Adams Street, Room 144, Brooklyn, New York 11201, United States. YOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO SHOW CAUSE before the Surrogate’s Court, Kings County, at 2 Johnson Street, Room 319, Brooklyn, New York, on July 19, 2018, at 9:30 o’clock in the fore noon of that day, why the account of

Public Administrator of Kings County, a summary of which has been served herewith, as Administrator of the estate of Martin Katz, should not be judicially settled. [X ] Further relief sought (if any): (a) Why the Public Administrator of Kings County should not be paid his commissions in the amount of $8,615.44 as set forth in Schedule I of the Account, or such other amount as the Court may x and determine; (b) Why the Public Administrator of Kings County should not be paid his administrative expenses in the amount of $1,903.86 as set forth in Schedule J of the Account, or such other amount as the Court may x and determine; (c) Why the Court should not x, determine and approve the legal fees of Lewis & Fiore Esqs., counsel to Petitioner, in the amount of $10,906.24 as shown in Schedule J of the Account, or such other amount as the Court may x and determine; (d) Why the claim of the New York State Department of Taxation, if any, should not be xed and determined or if not so xed and determined, deemed rejected; (e) Why the claim of the New York City Human Resources Administration, if any, should not be xed and determined, or if not so xed and determined, deemed rejected; (f) Why the Petitioner should not be permitted to distribute the net estate to the decedent’s distributee(s), as now known or hereafter determined, as their interests may appear, and to deposit any amount not so distributed with the Commissioner of Finance of the City of New York to be held for the benet of decedent’s unknown distributees or for the benet of any distributees of the decedent who are under disability for whom no guardian of the property has been appointed; (g) Why the Petitioner, upon fully complying with the Decree to be made in this proceeding, should not

be released and discharged of and from any and all liability, responsibility and accountability with respect to the Petitioner’s acts and proceedings as Administrator as set forth and embraced in said account and the Court grant such other and further relief as it deems just and proper (h) Why the Petitioner should not be authorized to reserve, such amount as counsel recommends for the preparation of Federal and/or state duciary income tax returns and for the payment of any tax that may be due. Dated, Attested, and Sealed, HON. John G. Ingram John G. Ingram, Acting Surrogate May 29, 2018 Doreen A. Quinn Chief Clerk Charles G. Fiore, Esq. Lewis and Fiore (212) 285-2290 225 Broadway, Suite 3300, New York, New York 10007 NOTE: This citation is served upon you as required by law. You are not required to appear. If you fail to appear it will be assumed that you do not object to the relief requested. You have a right to have an attorney appear for you, and you or your attorney may request a copy of the full account from the petitioner or petitioner’s attorney. 22NYCRR Sec. 207.7 Proof of service of process shall be led on or before the second day preceding the return date. SUMMARY PRINCIPAL ACCOUNT CHARGES: Schedule A Principal Received 189,841.47 Schedule A-1 Realized Increases in Principal 0.00 Schedule A-2 Income Collected 544.67 Total Charges $190,386.14 $190,386.14 CREDITS: Schedule B Realized Decreases in Principal 0.00 Schedule C Funeral and Administration Expenses 1,626.75 Schedule D Creditor’s Claims Actually Paid 0.00 Schedule E Distributions of Principal 0.00 Total Credits $1,626.75 $1,626.75 Total Cash Remaining on Hand: $188,759.39 #160490

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Notice of formation of limited liability company (LLC). Name: 103 BERRY, LLC. Articles of Organization led with Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 5/11/2018. NY ofce location: Kings County. SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. The post ofce address to which the SSNY shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC served upon him/her is Diane Veneski, 133 North 9th Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11249. Purpose/character of LLC: Any Lawful Purpose.

Notice of formation of limited liability company (LLC). Name: HARTAKI, LLC. Articles of Organization led with Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 12/20/2017. NY ofce location: Kings County. SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. The post ofce address to which the SSNY shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC served upon him/her is Hartaki, LLC, 116 Vanderbilt Avenue, Apt 4 Brooklyn, NY, 11205.

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Name: SARATOGA HORSESHOE LLC. Articles of Organization led with Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on 4/12/2018. NY ofce location: Kings County. SSNY has been designated as agent of the LLC upon whom process against it may be served. The post ofce address to which the SSNY shall mail a copy of any process against the LLC served upon him/her is The LLC, 674 10th Street Brooklyn, NY, 11215. Purpose/character of LLC: Any Lawful Purpose.

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28• BROOKLYN SPECTATOR • Week of June 29 - July 5, 2018

Serving the Brooklyn community for 50 years with great savings and outstanding customer service.

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2018 North American Car of the Year

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™ 6 Years/72,000 Miles Transferable Bumper-to-Bumper Limited Warranty

Volvo Tiguan S AWD XC60

2018 North American Utility Vehicle of the Year

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ACCORD LX

New 2018 Honda Sedan Automatic

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Model#CV1F1JEW, Stk#1183455, automatic, 4 cyl, Bluetooth, multi-angle rearview camera, MSRP $24,465. $864 due at signing plus tax.

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Financing Available*

Stk#218317, VIN# J1065648 panoramic moonrf, navigation, leather, vision pkg, heated front seats, 20” alloy whls, MSRP $48,430. $2179 due at signing plus tax.

PER MO. 36 MOS. LEASE Stk#418542, VIN#JM098061, 8-spd automatic with Tiptronic, remote keyless entry, alloys, MSRP $27,115. $1999 dwn pymt. $2873 due at signing plus tax.

Prices incl all costs to a consumer except tax, tags & DMV fees. *Price includes $500 lease loyalty available on individuals who currently own/ lease any model year Volvo or Saab vehicle OR have owned/leased within the last 6 months. Closed end lease w/7,500 mi/yr @ 20¢/ mi thereafter. Lease requires $995 dwn pymt + $695 bank fee + 1st mo pymt + $0 sec dep. Ttl Pymts/Residual: XC60=$19,071/$27,121.

Lessee resp for maint excess wear & tear. All subject to primary lender approval. Cannot be combined with any offer. Not resp for typos and for vehicles that are sold prior to pub date. Offers expire 7/5/18.

Prices incl all costs to a cons except tax, tags & DMV fees. *6 years/72,000 miles (whichever occurs first) New Vehicle Limited Warranty on MY2018 VW vehicles, excluding e-Golf. See owner’s literature or dealer for warranty exclusions and limitations. Not all customers will qualify; no dwn pymt required. Closed end lease w/7500 mi/yr @ 20¢/mi thereafter. Lease requires $1999 dwn pymt + $675 bank fee + 1st mo pymt + $0 sec dep. Ttl Pymt/Residual: $7164/$13,450. Lessee resp for maint, excess wear & tear. Subj to prim lender approval. Can’t combine offers. Not resp for typos.

Offer expires 7/5/18.

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Volvo Volvo 8919 4th Avenue, Bklyn

DMV #6241462, NYC DCA Lic #414632/#0893366

DMV#111962799, NYC Consumer Affairs Lic# 1381184

M-Th 9-9, F 9-7, Sa 9-6, Su 11-5

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4th Avenue & 88th Street, Bklyn

844.445.0221

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New 2018 Volkswagen

T5 AWD Momentum

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New 2018 Volvo

844.445.1892

M-Th 9-9, F 9-7, Sa 9-6, Su 11-5

Large Selection of Used and Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles to Choose From

Prices incl all costs to a consumer except tax, tags & MV fees. *Avail for 24-48 mos on select new models for well-qualified buyers on approved credit by Honda Financial Services. Closed end lease w/10K mi/yr @ 25¢/mi thereafter. Leases require $0 dwn pymt + $595 bank fee + 1st mo pymt + $0 sec dep. Ttl Pymts/Purch Opt: Accord = $9,684/$14,676. Lessee resp for maint, excess wear & tear. All subj to primary lender approval. Cannot be combined with any other offer. Not resp for typos and for vehicles that are sold prior to pub date. Must take delivery from in-stock vehicles by 7/5/18.

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Volkswagen Volkswagen

8910 4th Ave, Bklyn, NY

844.445.0217 DMV#7009036, NYC DCA Lic.#527907

Hours: M-Th 9-9, F 9-7, Sa 9-6, Su 11-5

‘Night Owl’

Service/Parts Open ‘til midnight Sat 8-5 / 718-680-0202