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BROOKLYN LAW SCHOOL DEAN NICHOLAS ALLARD HONORED BY BROOKLYN BAR ASSOCIATION: The Brooklyn Bar Association invited professors, judges, alumni and other members of the legal community to a reception honoring Nicholas Allard, the president and dean of Brooklyn Law School, that was held at the bar association on Monday. The event was co-sponsored by BBA, the Brooklyn Women's Bar Association and the Kings County Criminal Bar Association. It was meant as their way to honor the dean and get a chance to say goodbye. Above: From left: Hon. John M. Leventhal, BLS Dean Nicholas Allard, Steve Cohn, BBA President David Chidekel, Hon. Lawrence K. Marks; Avery Eli Okin, executive director of the Brooklyn Eagle photo by Mario Belluomo Brooklyn Bar Association; and BWBA President Carrie Anne Cavallo. See inside back page for full coverage.

HON. QUINONES (RIGHT) GIVEN THE JUDITH KAYE AWARD

BY THE NYS WOMEN’S BAR JOY THOMPSON (LEFT) INSTALLED AS VICE PRESIDENT IN STATEWIDE WOMEN’S BAR

Photos courtesy of Carrie Anne Cavallo

BATTLE OF THE BARS: BAR ASSOCIATIONS GET TOGETHER FOR CHARITY AND NETWORKING: Members of the Brooklyn Bar Association, including (from left) Matthew S. Porges, Peter DeVries, Andrew Cabasso, Sidney Cherubin and Lauren Arnel, helped to win $1,500 for the Volunteer Lawyers Project during the third annual Battle of the Bands. See page 30INB. Photo courtesy of M. Frank Francis

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New Hi-Rise Complex, Hotly Contested, Clear In Delineating Borders: Downtown & Brownstone Borderline Flatbush Ave. Address Backs Onto Local Boerum Hillers ‘SAME WALL HAPPENS IN HEIGHTS’

Borough President Adams recommends that the twopart school building between the towers more than double in height to accept some bulk subtracted from Rendering courtesy of Alloy Development the taller tower.

By Norman Oder The Bridge

Editor’s note: More than half a century ago, when highrise Mitchell Lama housing arose on the edge of Brooklyn Heights just outside historic landmark lines, it created a new wall between low-rise bucolic Heights streets and the bustle of Cadman Plaza. Already bustling were the older high-rise office buildings along Court Street, which had been built almost a half-century before that.

Today, development that dwarfs any previous ones in Downtown Brooklyn is jousting for approval as an acceptable “wall” between Flatbush Avenue and the edge of historic Boerum Hill. And Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams’ position on the controversial site is part of the issue.

When Adams weighed in last week on the hotly contested, two-tower 80 Flatbush project, what drew most of the attention was his proposal to chop the height of the larger tower. Adams recommended cutting the project’s taller tower from the proposed 986 feet to 600 feet, a downsizing of 39 percent. That change would respond to one criticism of the project — that it would be out of scale, vastly higher than even the nearest skyscraper, the 610-foot 333 Schermerhorn St., also known as The Hub. Officially, Adams checked the box marked “disapproval with conditions” in his recommendation to the City Planning Commission. But he was sending a notably different message than the one delivered by Brooklyn Community Board 2’s nearly unanimous vote against the ambitious plan, which would combine market-rate and affordable housing, office space, two schools, retail shops and cultural space in a tight, 1.4-acre site.

What the borough president’s dramatic height-reduction proposal obscured is a modest 12 percent reduction in floor area, leaving the complex far bulkier than the standard in rezoned Downtown Brooklyn nearby and still approaching 1

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million square feet in floor space. The site is within the Special Downtown Brooklyn District, which was designated to create a transition between high-rise Downtown Brooklyn and the row houses of nearby neighborhoods like Boerum Hill.

In the 37-page document Adams submitted to the planning commission, he proposed that some bulk be shifted to an intermediate building currently planned to contain a new elementary school, a replacement for Khalil Gibran International Academy, and a shared “gymnatorium.” That building would grow from 130 feet to 300 feet in height. The shift in bulk, detailed in the full recommendation, was not mentioned in the borough president’s press release last Friday.

The project has been proposed by Dumbo-based Alloy Development in partnership with the New York City Educational Construction Fund (ECF), which partners with developers in order to construct schools with no direct capital outlay.

Subtracting Density, Then Adding it

Besides the project’s proposed height, another big point of contention is its density, a measure of how much floor space (and thus people and their activities) will be packed into a building complex. The Alloy/ECF proposal asks for a rezoning to nearly triple the allowed Floor Area Ratio (FAR), which assesses bulk as a multiple of the lot size, from 6.5 to 18.

Critics, including Assemblymember Jo Anne Simon and state Sen. Velmanette Montgomery, have called that rezoning “unprecedented.” (See our previous coverage.)

The borough president’s recommendation did not quantify his suggested cut in density, but his document includes the data for making such a calculation. Adams proposed a different zoning classification, with an initial FAR of 10, but then cited various bonuses for affordable housing.

That exceeds the standard of 12 FAR, if one includes a bonus for affordable housing or a plaza, set in the 2004 Downtown Brooklyn rezoning. It also exceeds the ratio of 15 FAR allowed in the recent spot rezoning for apartments and office space at 141 Willoughby. City Councilmember Stephen Levin, whose District 33 includes the 80 Flatbush site, earlier this year suggested to The Bridge that the Willoughby project was more clearly located in Downtown Brooklyn rather than at its margin.

It’s unclear whether Adams’s proposed reduction would diminish the amount of residential space in the building — with some 700 proposed market-rate units and 200 affordable ones — or commercial space. The borough president’s office, when queried, commented that the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure, or ULURP, “is ongoing.”

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BBA Co-Sponsors CLE on Construction Accidents

By Rob Abruzzese, Legal Editor Brooklyn Daily Eagle

The Brooklyn Bar Association hosted a continuing legal education seminar in Brooklyn Heights last Wednesday that was co-sponsored by the NYS Academy of Trial Lawyers on construction accidents.

Attorneys Angelicque Moreno and Marc Pillinger led the two-hour discussion, which was titled “Safely Falling for the Labor Law: A Deep Dive into Construction Accident Cases.”

It is the fourth time since March that the duo has presented the CLE, as they have been on a tour that has included stops in Manhattan, Westchester and Plainview. Daniel Santola and Jeffrey Schulman have given a similar CLE in Rochester, Buffalo and Albany.

“We’re going to take a very brief overview of what the labor law is,” Pillinger said. “Then we’re going to dig in to the three most recent Court of Appeals cases since we have a new

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The borough president’s recommendations, like the Community Board’s vote, are non-binding. The City Planning Commission, which held a hearing June 13, will vote by late July to approve, modify, or disapprove the application. After that, the City Council, with Levin as a crucial voice, will decide. Adams’s proposal seemingly leaves room for Levin to recommend further cuts.

Adams Aims for ‘Perfect Combination’

The borough president made several other recommendations, including an emphasis on affordable-housing units big enough to accommodate families, a new subway entrance at the corner of State Street and Flatbush Avenue, and a rat-mitigation strategy for the construction site. To help achieve the cut in height and bulk, he proposed decoupling part of the development from ECF funding, asking the city Department of Education to fund the new elementary school — and thus reinjecting public capital for the project.

In recognition of the project’s impact on residential, low-rise State Street, Adams recommended shifting the Flatbush Avenue tower’s loading dock from State to Schermerhorn streets, and that the elementary school entrance be moved to Third Avenue from State Street.

“My goal is to realize the perfect combination of addressing the need to create affordable housing — the most critical issue facing Brooklyn — while simultaneously taking into consideration the history of the neighborhood,” stated Adams, who’s pursuing the mayoralty in 2021, in his press release. “The voices of Boerum Hill, Downtown Brooklyn, and adjoining communities are reflected in these recommen-

chief judge.”

Moreno and Pillinger discussed recent court cases and how they have impacted the law. The two also debated on how the court has changed since former Chief Judge of the NYS Court of Appeals Jonathan Lippman was replaced by current Chief Judge Janet DiFiore.

“I’m going to argue that while those cases and their progeny do not change the labor law, it is my opinion — and Angelicque disagrees — that it has changed, the pendulum has swung back from Judge Lippman’s court,” Pillinger said. “[In Lippman’s court], as a defendant, anything that involved gravity was a labor law case. Now it’s a more equitable and correct understanding of what the labor law is. Remember, I’m a defendant.”

Moreno explained that she didn’t exactly agree and said that attorneys still need to watch how the court will be shaped since the appointment of Hon. Paul G. Feinman to the Court of Appeals. dations, which I hope will be thoughtfully considered as this ULURP application moves through the process.”

Critics Call it a Start

Howard Kolins, president of the Boerum Hill Association (BHA), gave initial praise to Adams’ “thoughtful recommendations,” saying his “recognition of the Boerum Hill and Fort Greene communities is the first step to a better solution.”

That said, Adams rejected the BHA’s call for a single, as-of-right tower (which wouldn’t necessarily include affordable units), and only the high school. Also, putting a 600-foot tower on Third Avenue represents an acceptance of significantly more bulk on the south side of Schermerhorn, otherwise home to a row of buildings rising no higher than 140 feet.

Ben Richardson, a founder of the Block 80 Flatbush Towers campaign and a board member of the Fort Greene Association, said he was encouraged by elements of Adams’s proposal but warned “there has been no financial transparency” regarding “the real cost to the taxpayers of this project measured against the actual value of the public benefit.”

While the developer claims $230 million in public benefit, critics suggest the developer would reap far more value from the air rights granted by the rezoning as well as access to the city’s borrowing power in raising money for the project. No independent entity has assessed those numbers.

Developer Unruffled, at Least Partly on Board

Alloy, lauded for smaller projects like 1 John Street in Brooklyn Bridge Park, sounded unperturbed by Adams’ recommendation. “We appreciate that the Borough President took the time to review our application and that his decision acknowledges the pressing need for the public benefits included in our proposal,” said CEO Jared Della Valle in a statement.

“We also appreciate that the decision reflects the widespread support we’ve received for the project, both in the neigh-

“I think under the Lippman years, we had a court that was very friendly to the plaintiff’s bar,” Moreno said. “Now that Justice Feinman is on the bench it could go either way in how you consider this court to be friendly or not friendly.”

“Remember, the appellate cases we are going to look at are going to be, for the most part, 4-3 decisions,” Pillinger added.

“That makes it kind of fun because you realize that it could go the other way with one judge.”

Moreno is a vice president of the Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association and president-elect of the NYS Academy of Trial Lawyers. She is a trial attorney with the firm Avanzino & Moreno, P.C. where she takes on insurance companies in automotive, workplace, medical malpractice and wrongful death actions.

Pillinger is an executive partner at Pillinger, Miller & Tarallo. He is a prominent attorney on construction, labor law and environmental and toxic torts.

Angelicque Moreno and Marc Pillinger gave a CLE lecture on construction accident cases at the Brooklyn Bar Association that was co-sponsored by the NYS Academy of Trial Lawyers.

Brooklyn Eagle photo by Rob Abruzzese

borhood and citywide,” he added. “The consensus among those supporters is that building in Downtown Brooklyn along Flatbush Avenue and across from one of the largest transit hubs in the city to deliver much-needed affordable housing, two public schools and cultural space makes 80 Flatbush a model for thoughtful urban planning and development.”

A letter from Alloy and the ECF appended to Adams’ recommendation indicates that the developer is already on board with various proposals made by the borough president, including larger affordable units, hiring local and minority-owned businesses, and meeting environmental standards. That letter does not address issues like height and bulk, presumably subject to later negotiations.

The developer agreed to negotiate a Community Benefits Agreement — a concept that has worked nationally but was extremely controversial with the Atlantic Yards project — to address quality of life issues, including construction logistics, noise and dust and pest control.

Looking at Affordability

The project is proposed in two phases, with a 561-foot-tall tower along Flatbush Avenue, with market-rate residential and office space, plus the schools building.

Phase two would involve the larger tower, which includes market-rate housing, affordable housing, and office space, plus reuse of two historic buildings.

Adams would like some of the affordable housing to be included in the first phase, suggesting “it might be possible to re-evaluate the funding arrangements.” He also would accept fewer affordable units to achieve more family-sized units, with twoand three-bedroom units.

With the current estimated square footage for below-market units, the average unit size would be closer to one bedroom. If at least half of the affordable units contain two or more bedrooms, by this reporter’s estimate — which Adams’s office deemed reasonable-there could be 165 to 170 apartments.

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The Brooklyn Record would like to welcome back Avery Eli Okin to the Brooklyn Bar Association.

Okinm above, has been out for the last few months recovering from a medical emergency, but last week, he returned to his office working part time again.

Eagle file photo by Rob Abruzzese

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Hon. Quinones Given the Judith Kaye Award by the NYS Women’s Bar

Hon. Joanne Quinones (center) was given the Hon. Judith S. Kaye Access to Justice Award by the Women's Bar Association of the State of New York by Joy Thompson (left) and Amy Baldwin Littman (right), president of WBASNY. Photo courtesy of Carrie Anne Cavallo

Joy Thompson Installed as VP in Statewide Women’s Bar Association

By Rob Abruzzese Brooklyn Record

Hon. Joanne Quinones (right) with Carrie Anne Cavallo, president of the Brooklyn Women's Bar Association. Photo courtesy of Carrie Anne Cavallo

By Rob Abruzzese Brooklyn Record

Hon. Joanne Quinones was given the Hon. Judith S. Kaye Access to Justice Award by the Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York (WBASNY) during its annual convention that was held upstate in Cooperstown on June 1.

The award is named after former Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye, who served as the chief judge of the New York Court of Appeals from 1993 until 2008. The award was established in 2008 and first given out in 2010. It is meant for WBASNY members who demonstrate similar values to the chief judge to ensure equal access to justice for all.

“It is a true privilege to have been nominated by my chapter for this award and an even greater privilege to have been selected as this year’s recipient by my sister chapters across the state,” said Judge Quinones, who is a past president of the Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association.

“Judge Kaye left quite the pair of red heels to fill,” Quinones joked.

“Receiving this award in her name is a great honor, but with the honor

comes much responsibility as I have so much to do and so much to live up to.”

After Judge Quinones was presented with the award, and a redshoe pin she thanked a few people, including Carrie Anne Cavallo, the current president of the Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association (BWBA); Joy Thompson and Andrea Composto, two members of BWBA, who are future and past presidents of WBASNY, respectively; and her mentor Hon. Deborah Kaplan, another past president of WBASNY, among many others.

She also discussed what the term “access to justice” means to her.

“It’s about giving people the opportunity to have their voices heard in court; it’s about allowing people to exercise their rights in a court of law without fear of being picked up by federal agents; it’s about encouraging all those involved in our justice system, myself included, to challenge disparities; it’s about mentoring future generations of lawyers and judges and reminding them of our great responsibility in ensuring equal access and equal justice for all,” Quinones said.

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The Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association (BWBA) has had three presidents of the Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York (WBASNY), and it is likely on its way to its fourth as Joy A. Thompson was installed as a vice president during the state convention in Cooperstown earlier this month.

Thompson, who is a director of BWBA, serves as the deputy commissioner of the Public Administrator for New York County, a city agency that administers the estates of Manhattan residents who die without a will and without any heirs.

She joined BWBAin 2009 at the urging of then-President Hon. Joanne Quinones. Thompson said that she only became involved with the statewide bar association because membership in BWBA automatically enrolled her as a member of WBASNY. She began attending conferences and joined a number of committees. When Andrea Composto, a member of BWBA, became president of WBASNY, Thompson joined the convention committee and became even more involved at the state level.

‘That gave me an opportunity to work with women across the state to work on a project,” Thompson said.

“This is how I got to know more people on the statewide level and they got a chance to know me.”

Eventually, Thompson was approached to apply to be a WBASNY officer. It took her a year to decide, but eventually she ran to be the corresponding secretary and got the position. A

year later, she was being installed as vice president.

“It’s a big commitment and a lot of hours to volunteer,” Thompson said.

“But I have to say, and this is the truth — these women are quite inspiring. The depth of talent and experience, they’re pioneers — they’re women who practice law and are at the top of their field.

To hear their stories, to see their passion, it makes it worthwhile for me.”

She explained that part of her commitment to both BWBA and WBASNY stems from her passion to raise issues that often go overlooked.

“If you look at the history of what WBASNY has been able to accomplish, it is a champion for issues are overlooked,” she said. “Sometimes laws are passed that affect women disproportionately, negatively or differently. We can affect laws and the administration of justice of issues that are not always on the radar of the traditional people in leadership positions.”

Being a vice president does not guarantee that Thompson will eventually become president of WBASNY, but it does put her name on a short list. This is fine by her because she is more than happy working in the background.

“I love working behind the scenes,” Thompson said. “The prospect of serving as president is daunting and a lot of work. I’m just beginning to add the mileage crossing the state and trying to meet people.

“That said, it’s my second year being an officer and I love learning more about the organization, participating and doing whatever I can to help. If there is a need for me to become president then we’ll cross that road when we get to it.”

Mermaid Parade Returns to Coney Island

By Brandon Sapienza INBROOKLYN

Full of flash and fun, the Mermaid Parade, the nation’s largest art parade, celebrated its 36th year in Coney Island on Saturday, June 16.

Led by King Neptune Neil Gaiman and Queen Mermaid Amanda Palmer, this year’s event garnered the largest turnout in its history according to Dick Zigun, president of Coney Island USA, with an estimated 842,000 people in attendance to watch the creatively dressed participants, decorated cars and unique selection of floats pass by along the route from Surf Avenue and West 21st Street to the Coney Island Boardwalk at West 10th Street, and back to West 17th Street.

The parade was founded by Coney Island USA in 1983 as a way of bringing mythology to life for local residents while creating self-esteem in a neighborhood that is often mistakenly viewed as simply an entertainment area. Additionally, the parade allows for artistic New Yorkers to find self-expression in public.

The parade helps businesses in the neighborhood — both on and off the parade route — as well.

“The parade is a financial windfall for community businesses, not only amusements but even Totonno’s on Neptune Avenue,” said Zigun. “It’s the second busiest day of the year.”

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Sunset’s Boricua festival to celebrate 20 years, raise money for Puerto Rico

BY JAIME DEJESUS JDEJESUS@BROOKLYNREPORTER.COM

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elebrating two decades of Puerto Rican pride, the annual Boricua Festival Salsa at the Waterfront is returning to Sunset Park, this year with the same great time but with a bit of different focus.

Being held on Saturday, June 30, the event, which will feature music from top talent such as 10-time Grammy Award winner Eddie Palmieri, food and entertainment for the kids, and also a relief effort for Puerto Rico after the destruction wrought by Hurricane Maria.

Co-Founder and President of the Boricua Festival Committee Pat Ruiz is happy to be able to give back.

“What is different this year is we will be actually fundraising for Puerto Rico," she said. “We were given the go-ahead by the EDC (the city’s Economic Development Corporation), and they have graciously helped us in being a major sponsor in our event so that’s been a great collaboration. One hundred percent of the proceeds will go to Unidos Puerto Rico.

We were planning to fundraise for ourselves, but we nixed that in light of Maria and wanting to give back to the island.”

Shortly after the deadly hurricane, the committee

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A scene from last year’s Boricua Festival.

held two fundraisers and raised enough money to buy five generators for the island.

The committee’s scholarship program, the Dr. Antonia Pantoja Youth Leadership & Service Award, is also returning.

“Bed Bath and Beyond is a sponsor for the scholarship program,” she said. “We are giving out three this year, two $1,000 scholarships and one $500 scholarship. [Bed Bath and Beyond] is going to be giving each winner a gift card. We’re excited about

that.”

Any student, ages 17 and up, of Puerto Rican heritage can apply. “It’s based on their volunteer commitment and achievements through leadership and community service that have made a significant impact on their neighborhood,” Ruiz said.

The music, which is headlined by Palmieri, will be a highlight for most attendees.

“We are really excited we are able to get Eddie Palmieri,” Ruiz said. “We didn’t think it would happen but he generously accepted our invitation.”

Also performing will be La Tipica Novel and Noel y La 718. A magician will also be there for the kids.

The year’s event is also a special one for Ruiz.

“This is my 20th year as the original co-founder of the Boricua Festival and having struggled, even to the point of this year saying to the committee I don’t think we can do this, I’m really excited I can make it for my 20th year and do it for something as important as [Hurricane Maria relief for Puerto Rico],” she said. “My excitement for the festival is still the same.”

The festival will be held on Saturday, June 30 from 12-7 p.m. at Pier 4 at 58th St. and First Ave. For more information, visit www.boricuafestivalny.org. To apply for the scholarship program, visit http://nycptpd.wixsite.com/boricuafestaward.

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A rt R.J. KERN An American artist whose work explores ideas of home, ancestry, and a sense of place through the interaction of people, animals, and cultural landscapes.

When: WednesdaySaturday through June 30, 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Where: DUMBO/ Klompching Gallery (89 Water St.) KENKEN GS SUITE Brooklyn composer David Galbraith created these works with a compositional basis in

structure and expanded numerical content of KenKen puzzles published in the New York Times.

When: Daily through June 30, Mon-Fri 9 a.m.–7 p.m., Sat-Sun 10 a.m.–6 p.m.

Where: DUMBO/Made in NY Media Center (30 John St.) PRIDE AND LOSS A group exhibition curated by South African visual activist, Zanele Muholi, featuring works by the Inkanyiso collective of South African visual activists and photographers who produce, educate, and

CARRY OVER: New Voices from the Global African Diaspora Each of these women artists exposes audiences to the varied, lived experiences of migration, and the wide range of themes surrounding it.

When: WednesdaysSundays through June 30, 12–6 p.m.

Where: DUMBO/Smack Mellon (92 Plymouth St.)

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When: TuesdaysSaturdays through June 23, 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Where: Prospect Park/ Jenkins Johnson Projects (207 Ocean Avenue)

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

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

Where: DUMBO/Janet Borden Inc (91 Water St.)

HAITI PHOTO EXHIBIT When: Daily through July 1 Where: East Flatbush/ Rogers/Tilden/Veronica Garden (2601-2603 Tilden Ave.) ON SITE An annual salon featuring 60 pieces made by artists working in Trestle’s space.

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

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

LYNNE HARLOW: Tilt Toward the Sun Harlow’s exuberant new installation responds directly to the vibrancy of the gallery’s Dumbo location in a castle-like former horse stable nestled between the spans of the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges.

When: Through June 30 Where: DUMBO/Minus Space (16 Main St.) SOME OF THE PEOPLE, ALL OF THE TIME David Levine’s performance art piece confronts a timely and disturbing question: What if a member of a gathering—a rally, an audience, even a party—is there under false pretenses?

When: WednesdaysSundays through July 8, 11 a.m.–6 p.m., Thursdays: 11 a.m.–10 p.m.

Where: Crown Heights/ Brooklyn Museum (200 Eastern Parkway)

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EXHIBIT OPENING Alchemy With perfomance by Nana Poco in response to the work of Kennedy Yanko.

When:Wednesday, June 27, 7-9p.m.

Where:Downtown/BRIC House (647 Fulton Street) FERNANDO CARPANEDA: New Portraits” Aseries of paintings and drawings depicting the beauty and the sensuality of men and women.

When: By appointment only through July 29 Where: Gowanus/ MF Gallery (213 Bond St.)

Ebenstein, Nell Mermin, Wilbur Miller, Robert Rothstein, Alex RowanHazlerigg, and Ronnie Wolfe.

When: Daily through September 5, Where: Park Slope/Park Slope Armory YMCA (361 15th St.)

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WAITING IN THE SKY David Bowie inspired paintings by Audrey Frank Anastasi.

When: Daily through July 8, Where: Boerum Hill/ NU Hotel (85 Smith St.) SELECTIONS FROM THE COLLAGE/MIXED MEDIA CLASS Instructor: Susan Newmark Fleminger. Work on view by: Amy Adam, Eileen Blank, Margie Bonfils, Van Brody, Helene

Nell Painter presents Old in Art School: A Memoir of Starting Over When: Monday, June 25, 7:30 p.m.

Where: Fort Greene/ Greenlight Bookstore (686 Fulton St.)

SEX VS. SPIRIT: LGBTQ and Communities of Faith NYU professor and coauthor of Love the Sin: Sexual Regulation and the Limits of Religious Tolerance Ann Pellegrini moderates a conversation with Malcolm Shanks of the Muslim Alliance for Sexual and Gender Diversity and trans pastor Paula Williams on the intersection of religious community and personal identity.

When: Tuesday, June 26, 6:30–8 p.m.

Where: Brooklyn Heights/ Brooklyn Historical Society (128 Pierrepont St.) MEGHAN MACLEAN WEIR: The Book of Essie w/ Rachel Lyon The Book of Essie is a debut novel of family, fame, and religion that tells the emotionally stirring, wildly captivating story of the seventeenyear-old daughter of an evangelical preacher, star of the family’s hit

reality show, and the secret pregnancy that threatens to blow their entire world apart.

When: Wednesday June 27, 7:30PM - 8:30PM Where: Cobble Hill/ Books Are Magic (225 Smith St.)

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SPECIAL DRUM WORKSHOP WITH VADO Explore the heart of all West African musical traditions–the drum.

Learn to play the many parts of djembe, doundoun, songbas and kenkenes with Vado Diomande, life-long drummer and drummaker.

When: Sunday, June 24, 12–1:30 p.m.

Where: Downtown Brooklyn/Cumbe: Center for African and Diaspora Dance (1368 Fulton St.) THE (NEW) URBAN RESISTANCE: Progressives Go Local NY Daily News columnist Juan Gonzalez, NYC councilmember Brad Lander, lead organizer at Make the Road New

York Natalia Aristizabal, and Philadelphia City councilperson Helen Gym, to dig into the power of local advocacy and activism. Moderated by The Nation’s Lizzy Ratner.

When: Monday, June 25, 6:30 p.m.

Where: Brooklyn Heights/ Brooklyn Historical Society (128 Pierrepont St.) IMMIGRANT WORKERS: KNOW YOUIR RIGHTS To RSVP or learn more:

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Where: Crown Heights/ Legal Hand (250 Kingston Ave.).

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BROOKLYN FLEA When: Saturday, June 23rd, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Where: Sunset Park/ Industry City (274 36th St.) SIDEWALK SALE Both used and new items..

When: Saturday, June 23rd, 9 a.m.- 3 p.m.

Where: Bay Ridge/Trinity Lutheran Church (9020 3rd Ave.) RENEGADE CRAFT Crafts, food trucks and cocktails!.

When: Saturday & Sunday, June 23rd & 24th, 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Where: Cobble Hill/Brooklyn Expo Center (71 Bergen St.)

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SHEEPSHEAD BAY SUMMER STROLL Jimmy’s Heros Sandwich Eating Contest • Pony Rides • Car Shows • Giveaways • Kids’ Rides Zippy the Clown • Bubble Show • Bouncy House • Live Music • Belly Dancing •Taekwondo Demo • Facepainting • Brooklyn Library Van and Relax Spaces • Outdoor Cafes • Art Displays • Free Health Screenings • Safety Info When: Sunday, June 24, 12-5 p.m.

Where: Sheepshead Bay/ Along Sheepshead Bay

Rd. CURATED BOUTIQUE SUMMER POP UP Over 30 vendors of sustainable goods, eclectic vintage, handmade items, jewelry, wellness products, arts and crafts, and wares both indoors and in a garden with social media influencers and bloggers.

When: Saturday & Sunday, June 23rd & 24th, 11 a.m.–7 p.m.

Where: Bedford Stuyvesant/The Meat Market (380 Tomkins Ave.)

OUTER SPACE OUTDOORS Enjoy free out-of-thisworld movies under the stars. DJ music at 7:00PM and screenings at 8:00PM. This Thursday: Space Jam When: Thursday, June 21st, 7 p.m.

Where: DUMBO/Albee Square QUEER/ART/PRIDE , QA|Pride: Live (hosted

by Moe Angelos of The Five Lesbian Brothers) on June 21st; QA|Pride: Cinema (featuring a work-in-progress viewing of a new film

by Rodrigo Bellot) on June 22nd, and the QA|Pride: Alumni Art Jam (hosted by The Illustrious Blacks) also on June 22nd.

When: Thursday & Friday, June 21st & 22nd, Where: Williamsburg/ Wythe Hotel (80 Wythe Ave.)

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FAD MARKET: Summer Artisanal Food Pop Up Locally sourced, small-batch artisanal packaged foods .

When: Saturday & Sunday, June 23rd & 24,11 a.m.–6 p.m.

Where: DUMBO/Invisible Dog Art Center (51 Bergen St.) SIP SHOP Eat at the Collective Market Food, Style, and Drinks!

When: Saturday & Sunday, June 23 and 24, 12–6 p.m.

Where: Bushwick/Beyond Studios (272 Seigal St.) MCGORLICK PARK FARMERS MARKET When: Sunday, June 24, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Where: Greenpoint/Down to Earth McGorlick Park Farmers Market (150 Monitor St.) ERWIN WURM’S HOT DOG BUS presented by Public Art Fund Vintage Volkswagen Microbus turned into an overstuffed food truck serving free dogs.

When: Sundays through August 26, 12–6 p.m.

Where: Brooklyn Bridge Park/ Pier 5

H ealth RETRO DANCE With Dodge YMCA When: Friday, June 22, 9 a.m.

Where: Brooklyn Bridge Park/ Pier 2 WEDNESDAY NIGHT YOGA When: Wednesday, June 27, 5:30–6:30 p.m.

Where: DUMBO/Dodge YMCA (1 Metrotech Center) SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING Beginner and advanced synchronized swimming class.

When: Wednesday, June 26, 8:30–9:30 p.m.

Where: Park Slope/ Berkeley Carroll Athletic Center (762 President St.) YOGA WITH ERICA GINGER Bring your own mat and any props you may need.

When: Wednesday, June 27th, 6:30–8 p.m.

Where: Bay Ridge/ Owl’s Head Park (67th Street & Colonial Road)

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AUDITION FOR THE BROOKLYNETTES The Brooklyn Nets will hold open auditions for the Brooklynettes dance team. The Brooklynettes, presented by Crunch Fitness, will perform at all Brooklyn Nets games at Barclays Center during the 2018-19 season and will represent the team at events throughout the New York metropolitan area and internationally.

Special guest judges will be in attendance at the auditions, including BLOC Talent Agency representative Fatima Wilson, Jessica Castro, Candace Brown, Neil Schwartz, and guest choreographer Chuck Smith.

Dancers must be 18 or older and have extensive dance training in hip hop and jazz styles.

Tumbling skills are a plus, but not required.

Wear two-piece attire and non-marking sneakers.

Arrive in glamorous, performance-ready hair and makeup.

Select dancers will be invited to attend a callback audition on June 24 at Barclays Center.

Finalists must be available the evenings of June 25 & 26. For more information, visit www. brooklynettes.com When: Saturday, June 23, Registration begins at 10 a.m. Audition 11 a.m.

Where: Downtown/Barclay’s Center Practice Court (380 Washington Ave.) SHAPE UP CARDIO SCULPT Come exercise with our popular local volunteer.

No registration is needed.

When: Saturday, June 23, 10–11 a.m.

Where: Clinton Hill/ Clinton Hill Library (380 Washington Ave.)

N ightlife DREAMLAND DISCO Themed roller disco party with giveaways and mroe!. This Friday: Pump up the Volume–80s Hip Hop. When: Friday, June 22nd, 7:30–10 p.m.

Where: Prospect Park/ Lefrak Center at Lakeside (171 East Drive) EVERYBOOTY This all-inclusive, all-gender celebration of queer culture is When: Saturday, June 23, 9 p.m.

Where: Fort Greene/ BAM Fisher (321 Ashland Avenue) TUESDAY TRIVIA Several rounds with prizes! Hosted by TriviaNYC. When: Tuesday, June 26, 7:30–10 p.m.

Where: Bedford Stuyvesant/Fulton Ale House (1446 Fulton St.)

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A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE Brave New World’s immersive productionf the classic play.

When: Saturday -Sundays through June 24, Saturdays: 8 p.m., Sundays: 2 p.m.

Where: Red Hook/ The Waterfront Barge Museum (290 Conover St.) BROOKLYN AMERICANA MUSIC FESTIVAL: Unplugged This week: Mamie Minch & Tamar Korn When: Friday, June 22nd, 6 p.m.

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JAZZ ON A SUMMER AFTERNOON Friends of Historic New Utrecht presentby the “Charley Gerard Quartet” with vocalist Angela Ortiz. FREE! For further information call 718-2567173 or visit historicnewutrecht.org When: Sunday, June 24 at 2:30P.M .

Where: Bensonhurst/ New Utrecht Reformed Church (1831 84th St.)

STARSTRUCK A COSMIC CIRCUS Join an intrepid astronomer and gaze into the cosmos, where you fall into orbit with nine acrobat planets, each one the center of their own private universe.

When: Wednesday, June 27, 7–9 p.m.

Where: Bushwick/The Muse Brooklyn (350 Moffatt St.)

LAVI MIYO Haitian collaborative dance, music, and visual arts project,.

When: Thursday & Friday, June 21 & 22, 6:30–9 p.m.

Where: Fort Greene/ FiveMyles (558 St. Johns Place) TO DREAM A WORLD Tells the story of a young boy named Will, who finds his inspiration in his dreams.

When: Saturday, June 23, 3 p.m.

Where: Fort Greene/ Brooklyn Music School (126 St. Felix St.) SUMMER THUNDER 2018 This Saturday: Sun Ra Arkestra When: Saturday, June 23, 2–6 p.m.

Where: Williamsburg/ Union Pool (484 Union Avenue) THE JUNGLE BOOK Adapted by Puppetworks’ Artistic Director, Nicolas Coppola and Adam Kilgour.

When: Saturdays and Sundays through August 19, 12:30 and 2:30 p.m.

Where: Park Slope/ Puppetworks (338 Sixth Ave.) SEA OF COMMON CATASTROPHE A surreal multimedia theater piece by New Orleans-based artists When: WednesdaysSaturdays through June 30, 8 p.m.

Where: Fort Greene/ Irondale Center (85 S. Oxford St.) PARAMORE Paramore is bringing The After Laughter Summer Tour to Brooklyn with special guests Foster The People and Soccer Mommy.

When: Tuesday, June 26, 7 p.m.

Where: Downtown Brooklyn/ Barclays Center (620 Atlantic Avenue) DREAM, ABUNDANTLY! Theatrical dance performance inspired the famed theater

production and movie“Dreamgirls,” featuring students and seasoned Broadway artists on the same stage When: Sunday, June 24, 6p.m.

Where: Flatbush/Kings Theatre (1027 Flatbvush Ave.) A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM Smith Street Stage production, directed by Jonathan Hopkins, starring Baize Buzan, Brandon Dial, Shaun Bennet and Justin Gillman When June 23-25, June 27-July 1, 7:30p.m.

Where:Carroll Gardens/ Carroll Park JAZZ SESSION SUNDAYS Sit and listen or sign up to play at our weekly Sunday Night Jazz Jam, hosted by Dominic Carioti Nich Mueller.

When: Sunday, June 24, 10 p.m.

Where: Bedford Stuyvesant/Fulton Ale House (1446 Fulton St.)

T ours WATERFRONT WALKS: Guided Park Tours A tour to learn about the history of the Brooklyn waterfront, BBP’s sustainable design, and how the Park came to life.

When: Sunday, June 24, 11 a.m.

Where: Brooklyn Bridge Park/ Pier 1 BROOKLYN WINERY 101 See what’s happening behind-the-scenes at Brooklyn Winery. This tour will introduce you to Brooklyn Winery and the unique challenges of urban winemaking while giving you the opportunity to taste several of our bestselling wines. Perfect for novices and wine enthusiasts alike.

When: Monday, June 25, 7–8 p.m.

Where: Williamsburg/ Brooklyn Winery (213 N. 8th St.)

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NANATORI 162 Montague St., Brooklyn, NY 11201 Nanatori Japanese has the perfect way to start your summer off with a bang! Their Dynamite Roll is an explosion of flavors and ingredients including spicy crabmeat and avocado topped with spicy lobster crunch. It’s no wonder there’s a lot of noise surrounding this dish!!! www.nanatorijapanese.com

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Play Nice Theatre has begun its season of lighthearted musicals with positive, life-affirming messages about cooperation and kindness. And it is looking for its July/ August cast, musicians and backstage helpers.

Relocated from Manhattan, this all-volunteer company’s rehearsals and meetings reflects its mission and message by encouraging its mixed-generation cast and crew (ages six to 106) to interact socially and share stories of their own lives on and off stage.

In a welcoming atmosphere, the experienced and new Play Nice actors and crew are encouraged to come early and linger after assigned rehearsal slots in order to get to know each other, help each other memorize their lines, do school homework and play games. Some may choose to help with scenery painting or prop-making.

All ticket sales from main stage shows ($10 admission) is donated to local charities, a prime motivation for many participants who find it rewarding to help raise money for those less fortunate through donating their time and talent.

According to theatre founder Rob Lester, the cast and crew are like a second family. “Working on a show with

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 10 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 in-

formed.

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.

Photos: the current production of “The 3 Little Pigs Buy a Brownstone in Brooklyn”

Photos by Jarrett Scott

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Maimonides honors patients at National Cancer Survivors Day celebration

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alets waited on the grand red carpet outside the Dyker Beach Golf Course on June 13, to welcome guests to Maimonides Medical Center’s theater-themed 12th annual blowout for National Cancer Survivors Day honoring cancer survivors and patients.

Underneath a tent, overlooking the links, were crowded tables decorated with playbills and star balloons.

People enjoyed lavish food and the live band comprised of Maimonides physicians, including Director of the Brooklyn Breast Cancer Program Dr. Patrick Borgen on keyboard.

Sharon Spencer, mother, NBA Barclays Center honoree and breast cancer survivor, said, “I’ve been coming here for seven years. I always find time for it.”

Additional attractions included a red carpet photo shoot, Mr. Met, a fresh popcorn booth and a Broadway section with face-painting for kids.

“It’s amazing to be around such positive energy and people,” said Bensonhurst native Melissa Bontimino, 34.

“That’s something people like me who fought, are still fighting, and are going to be fighting in the future need to be around.”

Bontimino was engaged in December, 2016 and found a lump in her breast the next year, effectively postponing her wedding. Now in remission, Bontimino — an advocate for more women to be aware of the potential threat of breast cancer — said that the medical center had determined that no genes, receptors, or hormones could have caused her illness.

The event celebrated the milestones

Bensonhurst native and cancer survivor Melissa Bontimino.

Guests arriving at the celebration.

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achieved by survivors and patients, as well as acknowledging the family members, friends and healthcare professionals who have supported them along the way.

Chief of Breast Surgery Donna-Marie Manasseh, who is Advocate also Bontimino’s onSharon Spencer is cologist and surgeon, a breast said, “Your patients cancer come in and you’re survivor. focusing on care but you don’t really see them outside of that, except here. So I love coming to this event.”

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Rhapsody Players perform ‘Summer in the City’ at St. Mary’s Church

BY JOHN ALEXANDER JALEXANDER@BROOKLYNREPORTER.COM

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ay Ridge will be a “hot town” on Saturday, June 23 when the Rhapsody Players vocal group, under the direction of founding member John Heffernan, present their “Summer in the City” hits from the ‘50s, ’60s, ’70s and ’80s program at St. Mary’s Antiochian Orthodox church, 81st Street and Ridge Boulevard.

“The Rhapsody Players return to their second home at St. Mary’s to kick off the summer with the greatest songs from the ‘50s to ‘80s,” Heffernan told this paper. Among the offerings will be, he said, “Songs such as ‘Respect’ by Aretha Franklin, ‘At Last’ by Etta James, ‘Crazy’ by Patsy Cline as well as songs from Al Green, the Bee Gees, Annie Lennox, the Harptones, the Mamas and the Papas, Burt Bacharach and the Lovin’ Spoonful including of course ‘Summer in the City.’”

This is the fifth time the Players will be performing at St. Mary’s after selling out the church hall in January for their “Blast from the Past” production.

The church’s pastor, the Rev.

The Rhapsody Players.

Michael Ellias, called the Rhapsody Players St. Mary’s house band because, “We truly enjoy having them perform here; they are like family.”

The members of the Rhapsody Players are Heffernan, Anthony Marino, Jannicke Steadman-Charles, Colleen Martin-O’Donnell, Donna Heffernan, Kevin Sweeney, Kiernan Hamilton, Bernard Smith and Renee Titus. The guest vocalist for the evening will be St. Mary’s own Connor Mayrose. They will be accompanied by a six-piece band.

Past highlights of the show have included covers of the Ronettes “Be My Baby, the Drifters’ “This Magic Moment,” and Mayrose’s rendition

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of “Over the Rainbow.”

The money raised from the concert will be donated to St. Mary’s. While the church has been at its current location since 1950, its roots reach back to 1917 when the Assumption of the Theotokos Cathedral, now known as St. Mary’s Church, came into existence and took up residence in a former synagogue on Boerum Place in Downtown Brooklyn.

Tickets for the Sat. June 23 concert at St Mary’s are $25, which includes coffee and dessert. Wine and beer will be available for purchase.

For reservations call 646-335-2710 or email Heffernan at broadwayjack@earthlink.net.

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The area near Fulton Park is full of architectural eye candy like these houses at 408 (right) and 410 Stuyvesant Ave.

Visit Bed-Stuy’s Fulton Art Fair, Then Take This Stroll

By Lore Croghan INBrooklyn

Art and brownstones — an unbeatable combination.

You will find both in Bedford-Stuyvesant on June 23 and June 24. Visual artists are taking part in an important annual event in the north-central Brooklyn neighborhood, the Fulton Art Fair, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary. As per tradition, they display their works by hanging them on the fence at Fulton Park.

This will be the fair’s final weekend. It began on June 9.

You should see the art show — and afterwards, take a stroll through the historic neighborhood. There are many great routes for Bed-Stuy walks. Here’s what we suggest for fairgoers: Head up Stuyvesant Avenue, which is one of Fulton Park’s boundaries, turn at Jefferson Avenue and walk one block to Lewis Avenue, which is another park boundary.

Then head down Lewis Avenue to the park. After that, weave through the side streets between the two avenues.

There’s terrific old-fashioned architectural eye candy

on every block. Most of the area you’ll see is situated within the Stuyvesant Heights Historic District, which was designated in 1971, or the district’s extension, which was designated in 2013.

Thanks to these designations, property owners can’t alter the exteriors of the lovely brownstones and apartment buildings or tear them down without permission from the city Landmarks Preservation Commission.

William Debus and George Chappell Are Stuyvesant Avenue Stars

One of the most eye-catching sights on your stroll is the dazzling array of Classical-style limestone rowhouses on the west side of Stuyvesant Avenue between Chauncey and Bainbridge streets.

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The second house from the left, which is 156 MacDonough St., is one of several neighborhood properties that recently changed hands.

See brooklyneagle.com to read more about BedfordStuyvesant home sales.

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This old-fashioned architectural eye candy can be found at 307 Stuyvesant Ave. INSET: This is the landmarked Bridge Street AWME Church on Stuyvesant Avenue.

The striped orange brick and brownstone complex is a blend of Romanesque Revival and French Renaissance architectural styles, according to the 1971 designation report about the Stuyvesant Heights Historic District.

This Lewis Avenue eye candy has towers topped by roofs that look like witches’ hats, fleur-de-lis decorations on its bay windows and decorative beasts holding shields over the arched front doorways.

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Visit Bed-Stuy’s Fulton Art Fair, Then Take This Stroll — Continued from page 20INB — The Landmarks Preservation Commission’s 1971 designation report about the Stuyvesant Heights Historic District says their architect was William Debus.

His career designing Brooklyn residential buildings began in the mid-1890s and lasted a half-century.

A builder named Charles Tritschler constructed 404 through 410 Stuyvesant Ave. in 1910.

The houses at 402 and 404 Stuyvesant Ave. are paired so they look like a single mansion with their front doors standing side-by-side and rounded window bays at each end of the pairing. The houses at 408 and 410 Stuyvesant Ave. are also set up to look like a single mansion with side-by-side doors and rectangular window bays.

The houses at 412 to 420 Stuyvesant Ave., which also date back to 1910, were constructed for a real estate broker named George Beer.

Another fab Stuyvesant Avenue spot is on the corner of Bainbridge Street at 387-389 Stuyvesant Ave. The standalone red-brick house is a combination of Romanesque Revival and Queen Anne architectural styles.

It was built in 1888.

It was designed by George Chappell, one of Brooklyn’s most notable late 19thcentury architects.

He lived in Bed-Stuy and designed memorable residences and churches throughout north-central Brooklyn and Park Slope.

Suzanne Spellen says in a Brownstoner.com story that Thomas Prosser II built 387-389 Stuyvesant Ave. His family company, Thomas Prosser & Son, served as the U.S. agent for Krupp Steel and Gun Works, a German manufacturer.

The Miracle Temple Church of Apostolic Holiness is located there now.

A Historic African-American Church

Every corner of Stuyvesant Avenue has an eye-catching building. Among these, one of our favorites is 307 Stuyvesant Ave., aka 519 Halsey St. The Landmarks Preservation Commission’s 2013 designation report about the Stuyvesant Heights Historic District’s extension says builder Walter Clayton constructed the Queen Anne-style apartment building with storefronts in 1889.

It has a distinctive oriel (meaning a bay window) that extends up the corner of the second, third and fourth floors of the fourstory building and has a tiny pyramidshaped roof on top of it.

On the corner of Jefferson Avenue, at 279 Stuyvesant Ave., you find the Bridge Street African Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal Church.

This is the first African-American congregation that was established in Brooklyn, the 2013 designation report says.

Architecture firm Leeming & Kirk designed the building that houses it, which was constructed in 1907 as Grace Presbyterian Church. The Bridge Street congregation purchased the Gothic Revival-style, beige brick and limestone building in 1938.

Dahlander accomplished so much in his lifetime.

He was a successful architect in his home country of Sweden before he moved to Brooklyn, where he worked for eight years at the end of the 19th century, Brownstoner.com writer Spellen says in a story about him. Then he returned to Sweden and continued his career for another four decades.

Dahlander is one of the stars of the side streets included in this Bed-Stuy stroll.

On the north side of the Bainbridge Street block between Stuyvesant and Lewis avenues, he designed a stately row of 33 brownstone and limestone houses.

They were built in 1892.Their addresses run from 73 Bainbridge St. through 137 Bainbridge St. The 1971 designation report calls the row, which is a mix of Romanesque Revival, Neo-Renaissance and Queen Anne architectural styles, “well-balanced and harmonious”

This nifty block includes a house with a turret at 579 Jefferson Ave. and says the blockfront is “one of the most interesting in the Stuyvesant Heights Historic District.”

Other especially terrific side street sights include the front gardens on the landmarked MacDonough Street block between Stuyvesant and Lewis avenues.

The iconic Akwaaba Mansion, a bedand-breakfast inn in an 1860s Italianate villa, is located on this block. Its address is 347 MacDonough St. There’s a glorious row of brownstones on Halsey Street between Stuyvesant and Lewis avenues. And don’t leave the neighborhood without seeing the brownstone at 579 Jefferson Ave., which has a turret with a conical roof.

A Shout-Out to Magnus Dahlander

Lewis Avenue is full of fine things to see.

On the corner of Halsey Street, there’s a handsome Neo-Grec tenement with storefronts whose address is 343-351 Lewis Ave. The 2013 designation report notes that William Field & Son designed the brick and brownstone building, which was constructed in 1886.

This architecture firm also designed the Coignet Building — a small, ghostly-pale concrete landmark that’s flanked by the massive Whole Foods supermarket on Third Avenue and 3rd Street in Gowanus.

At 376 and 380 Lewis Ave., there’s a pair of magnificent buildings designed by much-admired architect Magnus Dahlander and built in 1892. They look like one big four-story apartment house.

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Beyond at Liberty View Hosts Kids Community Mural Project

By Jaime DeJesus INBrooklyn

There’s a new work of art in Sunset Park.

Beyond at Liberty View, 850 Third Avenue, hosted its Kids Community Mural Project, which gave kids of all ages the opportunity to paint a mural of Sunset Park and created by local artist Michela Muserra.

The event, held on Sunday, June 10 was a big success according to Bari Fagan, the director of brand integration, video and promotions for Bed Bath & Beyond.

“We are committed to doing events that celebrate Brooklyn and Sunset Park and partnering with our community and this was the latest in a series of events that we’ve done,” she said. “Then we partnered with artist Michela Muserra to create a mural celebrating Sunset Park and Brooklyn. She created the mural and drew the images in black and white and then we invited talented young artists to join us and help us paint it.”

The result was dozens of kids participating in creating the mural that was made up of 12 panels, 15 feet wide and 6.5 feet high. Each panel was 30 by 40 inches.

The kids had a great time creating art for shoppers to enjoy.

“They got to pick the colors they want. We did three panels at a time so there was always something fresh and new,” Fagan said. “Everybody was so excited with the finished product. When it went up, kids loved looking at it. They said, ‘Oh the Brooklyn Bridge and Statue of Liberty,’ because you can see it if you look outside the parking lot.”

Once it was completed, the painting was hung on one of the historic walls on the second floor so it’s visible to patrons as they come up the venue’s escalator.

“It’s wonderful. The kids didn’t want to leave,” she added. “They all signed a panel with all their names. They were so proud of what they did. We were thrilled with the concept and thrilled with the result.

It’s a beautiful combination of Muserra’s talents and dozens of other talented young artists who joined us that day who are so proud of their work.”

The mural is slated to be up for several months.

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St. Anselm Drama Club delights audiences BROOKLYN EDUCATION

BY JULIETTE PICCINI TUGANDER

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uring the spring, members of the St. Anselm Catholic Academy Drama Club presented “Seussical Kids,” which is based on “Seussical the Musical.”

The students entertained audiences with one lively song after another. The musical, which was directed by teachers Diane Bruno and Angelica Capotorto, was the final event of the year for the very popular Drama Club.

It was presented twice with different casts to showcase the talents of all club members. At each performance, a concession stand offered drinks, snacks, and Seussical tees and sweatshirts, with all proceeds going to support the drama program. *** On May 30, Dr. Fred Herron accepted the Excellence in Religious Education Award on behalf of Fontbonne Hall Academy at the Executive Leadership Dinner sponsored by the

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The St. Anselm Catholic Academy Drama Club presented “Seussical Kids.”

Center for Catholic School Leadership and Faith Based Education at Fordham University, Lincoln Center.

The award was presented by Father Joseph McShane, SJ, president of Fordham University. Awards were presented to outstanding programs in Religious Education as a part of Fordham University’s celebration of the legacy of Avery Cardinal Dulles, SJ. *** Bishop Kearney High School

welcomes Anna Cantirino ’09, who will be joining the staff as the new school counselor for the 2018-2019 academic year. Cantarino has a Bachelor of Arts in French and Secondary Education from Mount St. Mary’s University and a Master of Science in School Counseling from Johns Hopkins University. *** Kathleen Egan, a rising senior at Bishop Kearney High School, has been accepted into the Women in

Science Program at Maimonides Medical Center this summer. She will intern at the hospital under the guidance of an assigned surgeon.

Kathleen will be involved in a variety of scientific and medical experiences, such as research, viewing a surgery and assisting at a medical office. The goal of the program is to inspire young women to pursue a career in science by providing a hands-on learning experience.

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Underage Gambling FACT SHEET 39.5% of NYS youth between the ages of 12 and 17 have gambled in the past year.

Nearly 30% of these youth state they began gambling at age 10 or younger.

Past 30 day use of alcohol, being drunk, use of marijuana, and drinking energy drinks is higher among youth who are

Photo by Jim Dolan

After finishing 11-1 in the regular season to earn the first seed in the 2018 JV Division AA GCHSAA playoffs, this season’s Fontbonne JV Softball team was defeated by second seeded Molloy by the score of 6-5 for the championship.

Molloy edges Fontbonne for JV Championship

BY JIM DOLAN

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fter finishing first during the regular season with an 11-1 record in the Brooklyn-Queens GCHSSA JV Division AA Division, first seeded Fontbonne hosted second seeded Molloy for the championship at St. Patrick’s Field. Despite beating Molloy three times during the regular season, a championship was not in the cards for the Bonnies.

MOLLOY 6 FONTBONNE 5 In the first inning, Fontbonne’s Brianna Alicandro (10 strikeouts) uncharacteristically gave up four runs to open the game, while Gill O’Rourke held the Bonnies scoreless on three consecutive strikeouts to close the first inning for a 4-0 Molloy lead.

After Molloy was held scoreless in the next inning, the Fontbonne offense found its stride and scored three runs to close the gap with a score of 4-3 in the bottom of the second inning.

Anxious to get more runs on the board for Fontbonne, Alicandro led off the third inning with a long shot to center field that she attempted to stretch into a triple and was subsequently gunned down at third on a perfectly executed relay from the outfield.

Even though Molloy erased a potential run at third base, the Bonnies still came back to tie the game 4-4 on a Taylor Romeo single to score Izzy Chirico to end the third inning.

Leading off in the fourth inning, Fontbonne’s Lauren Catalano sent a long fly for a triple to right field to get into scoring position.

Alia Mansour then followed with a towering fly ball to deep center field that Molloy’s Gen Puglisi ran down at the wall on a difficult catch for the out.

Holding her position on the fly ball, Catalano easily tagged up from third base and scored to put the Bonnies ahead 5-4.

Finally, the game came down to a critical fifth inning with Molloy runners on second and third and one out.

The Stanners scored two quick runs on a “bang-bang play” to take a 6-5 lead.

Molloy’s Puglisi started the play by executing a sacrifice bunt back to Alicandro on the mound. After checking Emily O’Rourke back to third base, Alicandro then threw to first base for the second out as O’Rourke raced for home.

However, an off-balance throw back to home plate skipped by catcher Mansour, allowing O’Rourke to score, as well as Nikki Mauro from second for what would turn out to be the winning run of the game for Molloy.

The championship loss came as a hard blow to the Bonnies who dominated league play during the season.

Despite the loss, team Co-Captain Chirico made it a point to thank her teammates and coaches Arianna Dillon, Ella Sicurelli and Mark Surdyka in an emotional post-game huddle.

Chirico closed by saying, “Even though it wasn’t the outcome for the season that we wanted, I still want to thank my teammates for all their support and especially my coaches for teaching us softball and the life lessons that I learned this season.”

GAMBLING

Source: OASAS, 2014-15

Top 3 Past-Year Gambling Behaviors

• Playing lottery, lotto, and scratch offs • Betting money on raffles or charity games • Betting money on sports

*Source: OASAS, 2014-15

Consequences of Underage Gambling • Increased risk for DELINQUENCY & CRIME • Increased risk for SUBSTANCE USE & ABUSE • Increased risk for ADDICTION • DAMAGED RELATIONSHIPS • Poor academic performance • Mental health issues including DEPRESSION & ANXIETY • Overall, POOR GENERAL HEALTH *Source:s: Wynne, et. al. (1996); Hardoon, et. al. (2002); Gupta & Derevensky (1998); Potenza, et. al. (2002).

Parents

YOU(th) Can Help!

• Learn more about the dangers of underage gambling at www.YOUthDecideNY.org • Talk to your children today about the dangers of underage gambling • Use teachable moments (ads, movies, etc.) to teach your children how to analyze media

Youth

• Know all of the facts before you DECIDE • Learn more about the dangers of underage gambling at www.YOUthDecideNY.org • Be a positive peer influence by choosing NOT to gamble • Get involved in preventing underage gambling by partnering with a local prevention agency.

Community leaders

• Go gambling free with your family and youth events • Publicly express your support for gambling-free events for youth and families • Learn more about the dangers of underage gambling at www.YOUthDecideNY.org

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PS/IS 30 celebrates Father’s Day

BY ARIAMA LONG EDITORIAL@BROOKLYNREPORTER.COM

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t was a chance to bond for young students and their dads (or male guardians), who gathered for breakfast at P.S./I.S. 30 Mary White Ovington, 7002 Fourth Ave as the school held its fourth annual Father's Day Celebration on Thursday morning, June 14.

The event kicked off with a soccer match between first and second graders, led by soccer coach and event organizer Mohamed Salaama.

“It was only an hour but it was very spirited. The kids were excited to see their dads at school,” said organizer Eliza Murphy, “The first and second

The tug of war. graders decorated welcoming signs in Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Russian and English, to reflect our community's diversity.”

Local student heading to Naval Academy

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eresa Collins, the experience at Saint Saviour. valedictorian of She was the president of the National Honor the Class of 2018 Society, president at Saint Saviour High of the Instrumental School will be enterEnsemble, president ing the U.S. Naval of the Gospel Choir, Academy beginning captain of the varsity in June, 2018. She joins track team, an actor in alumna Madeline Cook various drama produc’16 who will be a junior at Photo courtesy of St. the Naval Academy in the Saviour High School tions and a member of 2018-19 school year.

Teresa Collins. student government.

Collins is the first stuOutside of school, dent to enter the Naval Academy Collins — who has received many directly in the 100-year history of awards in her academic career — SSHS. Cook was accepted from the participated in the ACE Mentor ProPrep School after her freshman gram, is active in the Immaculate year.

Heart of Mary Parish (Kensington) Collins, who lives in Windsor in its Youth Ministry and Liturgical Terrace with her parents and Ministry, and works with Camp FCC two siblings, has had an amazing (Families with Children from China).

Photo courtesy of St. Saviour High School

St. Saviour student Kylie Galvin ‘21 has received a threeyear Cathedral Club scholarship. Galvin is a member of the third generation in her family to attend the school–her mom was class of ‘94, her aunt was class of ‘98 and her grandmother was class of ‘65.

language program students had even more to celebrate in the schoolyard with their fathers and guardians.

Helen Collins, a secretary at the school's annex, said, “It is a wonderful event to celebrate the dads of our students.” She along with her sons, Shea and Patrick and their dad, Robert, were glad to be a part of the festivities.

Additional activities Photos courtesy of P.S./I.S. 30 included hula hoops and basketball.

The event topped off with Robert Collins a tug-of-war battle between Since Thursday marked with sons, Shea and the eve of Eid al-Fitr, an first and second grade fathers Patrick. important Muslim holias hundreds of kids cheered day that signifies the end on their teams. The first grade of Ramadan, a month of fasting, the team eventually triumphed over the elementary school’s large Arabic second graders’ dads.

St. Ephrem ‘Class of 2018’ dances the night away

Photo courtesy of St. Ephrem School

Taking a picture with their congratulatory cake before dessert is served.

BY ROSALEEN DEGREGORIO

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he eighth grade class had a blast as they celebrated their Eighth Grade Dance on Thursday night, June 8 at Gargiulo’s Restaurant, adding another memory to the many they’ve made over their years as students of St. Ephrem School.

Parents and faculty contributed to help make the dance a success.

Some of the faculty attended the dance, and reminisced with the students about the years of teaching them.

One mother purchased and delivered personalized cupcakes, including cupcakes decorated with the insignias of the high schools which

they will be attending in the fall.

As their academic year comes to a close, the boys and girls enjoyed a night of dancing and having fun with each other. There was even a backdrop for photographs accompanied by crazy accessories for funny photos.

To add to this memorable night, the yearbooks were distributed to the class. Students and faculty alike enjoyed signing the yearbooks to capture these moments of joy and pride for each other.

The graduating class of 18 students has the honor of being the final class to graduate as a student of ‘St. Ephrem School.’ In September, the school will transition to becoming ‘St. Ephrem Catholic Academy.’

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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWSBEAT BP Adams Backtracks On Specialized School Tests BOROUGH HALL — Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams has reportedly ended his support for Mayor Bill de Blasio’s plan to eliminate the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test after Chinese-American donors pulled out of upcoming fundraisers. Adams has been raising funds for an expected mayoral run in 2021, according to the New York Post. For many years, the test has resulted in a preponderance of Asian-American students at the city’s top eight public high schools, but few black and Latino students.

Last month, Asian-Ameri-

can families rallied in Cadman Plaza Park against de Blasio’s proposed changes, the Eagle’s Mary Frost reported. “We feel you cannot punish the people who work hard and then they get in. Specialized high schools [are] trying to get the people who work harder and they can help the future of the country,” event volunteer Jerry Lo told the Eagle. After a meeting with Asian-American leaders, Adams told Chinese-American media that he’s now backing multiple entrance criteria but also keeping the exam and creating more specialized schools, the Post reported.

R.I. Troopers Help Out Brooklyn Boy With New Toy RHODE ISLAND — Police often get unusual requests, but one that Rhode Island State Police received in a letter was one of the most unusual of all.

It came from Will Ketcher, a 4-year-old Brooklyn boy whose toy cheetah fell out of his family’s car window on Interstate 95 around West Greenwich, according to WPRI in Providence. Will’s mother, Stephanie Ketcher, said the family had been visiting Will’s aunt in Rhode Island when Will was holding the toy beast out the window, but it flew out onto the highway. A few months later, Will and his parents had a package delivered to them with a Rhode Island return address.

Inside was a new stuffed cheetah and a note that said although the original toy was lost, state police had found another one walking on the highway who said he wanted to move to New York. They also said they had officially made the beast a trooper. Will gave the new cheetah a fitting name: “Rhody.”

Brooklyn Federal Judge Makes Waves by Going Against Supreme Court Ruling DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN — Federal Judge Jack B. Weinstein wrote a decision going against a Supreme Court ruling that lessened the public’s ability to hold police accountable for misconduct and abuse of power, The New York Times reported. The 96-year-old judge who’s sat on the bench in Brooklyn’s Federal District Court since the late 1960s ruled that the Supreme Court went too far with their expansion of qualified immunity, a legal doctrine that prevents police officers from being sued for actions while on duty. “The Supreme Court’s recent emphasis on shielding public officials and federal and local law enforcement means many individuals who suffer a constitutional deprivation will have no redress,” he wrote in his ruling. He wrote that the newly expanded doctrine protects “all but the plainly incompetent.” Weinstein’s ruling comes after a spate of attention-grabbing rulings in the past few years including a public call for more women to have speaking roles in court and an announcement that he wanted to investigate perjury by the police.

State Sen. Marty Golden is sponsoring legislation that seeks to correct the spelling of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge by adding the extra “z” for the explorer Giovanni da Verrazzano’s name. The MTA anticipates that it would cost roughly $350,000 to replace 96 signs of different sizes between Staten Island and Brooklyn. The misspelling occurred when initial plans went through for the bridge connecting Brooklyn and Staten Island, which opened in 1964 and remains the longest suspension bridge in the country. Photo courtesy of Butch Moran

In a NYC Civil War, Brooklyn Wouldn’t Win CITYWIDE — In an all-out civil war between the five New York City boroughs, with none of them having any contact with the outside world, Brooklyn wouldn’t win.

Writers for Vice asked people on social media sites, staffers at NYCbased websites and others for their opinions, asking for input on several factors: population, terrain and waterfront, weaponry, resources and transit.

Brooklyn won only one category, weaponry, based

on two factors – Brooklyn has the only active-duty military fort in the city (Fort Hamilton), and more NYPD cops live here than in any other borough. Benjamin Kabak of Second Avenue Sagas is quoted as saying, “The Warriors were Brooklyn-based and beat everyone.” The overall winner, according to Vice, would be the Bronx because of its “hilly terrain, inland defenses, significant population and control of the viral water supply.”

New Offices, Light Industrial Space Coming to Navy Yard BROOKLYN NAVY YARD — The Brooklyn Navy Yard is reportedly planning to build 230,000 square feet of offices and light-manufacturing space on top of a parking garage that is being constructed in the Yard’s old Admirals Row section. The city has pledged to invest $40 million in the project as part of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s New York Works program, according to Crain’s New York Business. The building, at 399 Sands St., is being constructed by Steiner Studios. “The city’s investment creates economics that work for us and for our tenant mix of office and manufacturing users,” David Ehrenberg, president and CEO of the Navy Yard, told Crain’s. He added that the city’s contribution will allow that the yard to charge less for rents in the complex.

Renters in One District, Landlords in Another?

FLATBUSH — At least two Brooklyn elected officials live in rent-stabilized apartments in their district while owning rental properties just outside their districts. Bklyner editor Liena Zagare named the two as Councilmembers Mathieu Eugene (D-Flatbush) and Jumaane Williams (D-East Flatbush-Canarsie). There may be others as well, because not everyone responded to a survey sent out by the blog.

Zagare pointed out that she is not implying that the Council members have done anything wrong, but “maybe rather than talk about affordable housing, [Eugene] should get a market-rate apartment, and give up the three-bedroom by the park to a family in his district who needs it more.”

Looking for a Job? Go to Brooklyn BOROUGHWIDE — Brooklyn’s job market is growing faster than the state’s and the nation’s, according to the State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, the New York Post reported. “It’s an exciting time for Brooklyn with record employment, business growth, and a budding tech sector,” DiNapoli said last week at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. The private sector has added 172,600 jobs since 2009 and grew by 4.4 percent in the past year alone,

DiNapoli said. Health care jobs make up about a quarter of that growth, followed by retail. Also contributing to the growth are jobs in hospitality and leisure, and construction and manufacturing. Last year the unemployment rate hit a record low: 4.4 percent.

By April of this year, it was even lower: 4.2 percent. He also said that 15 million people visit Brooklyn each year and that household incomes and education levels are rising.

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Bay Ridge Community Council hosts 67th annual dinner dance

BY JOHN ALEXANDER JALEXANDER@BROOKLYNEAGLE.COM

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ommunity service and volunteerism was the theme of the evening at the Bay Ridge Community Council’s 67th annual dinner dance. The organization hosted a room full of elected officials and civic leaders at the Bay Ridge Manor on Thursday, June 14.

Dinner dance Chairperson and Bay Ridge Community Council (BRCC) President Ralph Succar welcomed guests to the annual event, honoring this year’s Civic Award recipients Arlene Keating and Patrick Colabella.

Succar explained that BRCC was established in 1951 to promote the quality of life in the neighborhoods of Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights and Fort Hamilton.

Rev. Msgr. John Maloney, pastor of Saint Anselm Catholic Church, offered the invocation before Colabella performed the national anthem.

Succar said that his daughter Karina asked him not to forget to mention that June 14 was Flag Day, to explain why American flags were placed on every table. “Flag Day commemorates the adoption of the flag on June 14, 1777 by the resolution of the Second Continental Congress,” Succar said.

Succar presented the first Civic Award to Colabella, who has served as accountant for the BRCC for the last 10 years.

“The Civic Award is given out to people who really care about the community, who really go out of their way to make us proud,” Succar said. “And honestly Pat, I can’t think of anyone who deserves this award more than you.”

“This means everything to me,” an emotional Colabella said as he

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Bay Ridge Community Council board members being sworn in by Acting Supreme Court Judge Theresa Ciccotto.

Fran Vella-Marrone, Assemblymember Nicole Malliotakis, State Sen. Marty Golden, Patrick Colabella, Donna Colabella, City Councilmember Justin Brannan and BRCC President Ralph Succar.

Walter Ochoa, Chuck Otey, Renee Dorsa, Paul Cassone, Col. Peter Sicoli, Ralph Succar and Brian Chin.

thanked the BRCC for honoring him.

The second civic award recipient Arlene Keating was introduced by Colleen Golden. She called Keating her best friend and said that she could call on her for anything at

any time.

“She has done almost everything that Bay Ridge, Bensonhurst, Dyker Heights has been offering,” Golden said. “I think sometimes she works more than my husband.”

State Sen. Marty Golden, BRCC Civic Award recipients Arlene Keating and Patrick Colabella with BRCC President Ralph Succar.

Msgr. John Maloney, Judge Theresa Ciccotto, Brian Chin, Bob Howe and David Ryan.

Ralph Succar, Col. Peter Sicoli, Patrick Colabella and members of the Fort Hamilton Color Guard.

Peter Clavin, Brian Chin, Walter Ochoa and Bob Howe.

Keating volunteers her time with the BRCC, the Kassenbrock Brothers Memorial Scholarship Fund, the Guild for Exceptional Children, the Narrows Community Theater, Holy Angels Catholic Academy and the Ragamuffin Parade Committee.

“I am deeply humbled to be the recipient of this prestigious award,” Keating said. “And to be included among the list of true pioneers who worked tirelessly over 60 some-odd years for the betterment of our beloved Bay Ridge.”

The evening concluded as a new slate of BRCC officers were installed and Succar was sworn in as BRCC president by Acting Supreme Court Judge Theresa Ciccotto.

Linda Lupia, Danielle Rutuelo, Kate Cucco, Ilene Sacco and Arlene Rutuelo.

Barbara Vellucci, Josephine Giammarino and Janet Gounis.

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Scouts honor civic leaders at breakfast

BY JOHN ALEXANDER JALEXANDER@BROOKLYNREPORTER.COM

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he Bay Ridge Boy Scouts continued their noble tradition of saluting community leaders and organizations at their 26th annual Bay Ridge Breakfast for Scouting on Wednesday, June 6, at the Bay Ridge Manor.

Harry D’Onofrio, senior project manager and Head of IT at D’Onofrio General Contractors Corp., Rosemarie McGoldrick, principal at Holy Cross Catholic Academy, Maria Vasaka-Monioudis, president of the Holy Cross Brooklyn Outreach Center, and the Bay Ridge Lawyers Association received awards and citations for their civic contributions.

The event also recognized three Bay Ridge Eagle Scouts who were able to achieve scouting’s highest rank. Only about three or four percent of scouts earn this prestigious honor.

Eagle Scout recognition was given to Joseph D’Onofrio and Nicholas D’Onofrio of St. Anselm Catholic Academy’s Troop 13 and Kirwin Seger of Our Lady of Angels (OLA) Troop 23,.

James McHugh, senior vice president of Signature Bank, served as master of ceremonies. McHugh, an Eagle Scout, also serves on the Brooklyn Council of the Boy Scouts of America.

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Boy Scouts Master of Ceremonies James McHugh (center) with Community Achievement honorees Margaret Stanton, Maria Vasaka-Monioudis, Rosemarie McGoldrick and Harry D’Onofrio.

McHugh thanked the Boy Scouts for diligently providing programs to over 5,000 youths in Brooklyn. The breakfast raised $16,000 to support Boy Scouts in Brooklyn.

McHugh introduced 12-year-old Mark Twain Junior High School seventh grader William Gonzalez, a scout from Troop 13 who was working his way to Eagle Scout.

Gonzalez said that the best part of scouting is that it allows him to give back. McHugh presented him with a medallion of the Eagle Scout medal.

Northfield Bank Branch Manager and Vice-President Brian Chin presented the first Community Achievement Award to attorney Margaret Stanton,

(L-R) Master of Ceremonies James McHugh, Eagle Scouts Kirwin Seger and Nicholas D’Onofrio, aspiring Eagle Scout William Gonzalez and Community Achievement honoree Harry D’Onofrio.

president of the Bay Ridge Lawyers Association, whose members participate in neighborhood events.

Vasaka-Monioudis and the Brooklyn Outreach Center provide year-round help for homeless New Yorkers, including a monthly Midnight Run with volunteers delivering food, clothing and toiletries to homeless individuals throughout the city. Vasaka-Monioudis was a Girl Scout and has been volunteering as a leader with the Girl Scouts for 15 years. She has also been volunteering with the Cub Scouts for seven years.

Newly-minted Eagle Scout Nicholas D’Onofrio introduced his father Harry, president of the 68th Precinct Youth Council, who has coached both

baseball and soccer, and is also a dedicated scout volunteer.

New York Conservative Party Chairperson Mike Long introduced the Brooklyn-born McGoldrick, who has been principal at Holy Angels Catholic Academy for the last 10 years.

McGoldrick said that as a former Girl Scout she truly believes in scouting. “I believe in children,” McGoldrick said. “They are the future. We live in a society that has many challenges for the youth of today, many challenges that we ourselves did not face. And I truly believe that with support from adults in school…children can grow and learn and be supported. And I believe that scouting does that.”

First Sunset Park small business fair

BY JAIME DEJESUS JDEJESUS@BROOKLYNREPORTER.COM

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t provided a big opportunity for small businesses.

Industry City (IC) and the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce collaborated to host their first Sunset Park Small Business Resource Fair & Networking Event, designed to provide opportunities for small businesses to expand, grow and help establish new local procurement channels, on Thursday, June 8 The event -- organized in conjunction with IC’s local partners, including Southwest Brooklyn Industrial Development Corporation, Opportunities for Better Tomorrow and Sunset Park Fifth Avenue BID -- took place at 220 36th Street, with 100 businesses that are either in IC or in the industrial zone in Sunset Park outside of Industry City or along Third, Fourth and Fifth Avenues, and around 250 attendees.

CEO of IC Andrew Kimball was excited to bring the first-time event to the massive waterfront complex.

“It was an opportunity to bring these companies together to offer them an array of services that our partners provide, such as small business loans and financing, small business health care packages,

Photo courtesy of Industry City

At the small business fair in Industry City.

services we provide in our Innovation Lab in terms of workforce development, job placement, training and then private sector opportunities like registering with Yelp or Google Small Business,” he said.

Kimball also noted it gives an opportunity for these companies to get together and network with each other.

“Small business in Sunset Park is growing rapidly,” he said. “There’s a lot of activity happening.”

The event, he added, provides “An opportunity for Industry City to showcase some of what’s happening here and how small businesses might

either do business with us, or do business with our tenants. There were a lot of signups for the various opportunities and services. We felt very good and I think our partners felt good as did the attendees.”

EVP and Chief of Staff for the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Samara Karasyk also considered the networking event a huge success.

“A lot of local businesses from Sunset Park were able to get access to services that otherwise they might not have known were available to them,” she said.

“That we brought it to Sunset Park is important,” said Karasyk. “Industry City is an amazing partner and they really care about helping the community in all of their programming. There’s a lot of innovation going on that is intended to be inclusive for people that want training in their careers or to grow their businesses. I think it’s important we do programming in the neighborhoods where the businesses are located.”

Attendees can expect more events that help grow small business.

“I’ve been here five years and it’s the first I’ve seen in the neighborhood,” said Kimball. “Everyone felt this was useful and positive, and we should do it again, so we’re currently planning that.”

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‘Battle of the Bars’ Brings Bar Associations Together for Charity and Networking

Team representing the Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association (pictured from left): Dorka Pinnix, Natoya McGhie, Xavier Carr, Shirley Paul and Erika Esko.

Photo courtesy of Natoya McGhie

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The young lawyer sections of the various bar associations in Brooklyn and New York City have continued a recent tradition last week — an annual “Battle of the Bars” — which took place at Emmett O’Lunney’s in Manhattan on Tuesday, June 12.

A total of 20 local bar associations participated and the young lawyer’s section of the Brooklyn Bar Association was among the four teams that won money for their law charity. In BBA’s case, $1,500 went to the Volunteer Lawyers Project.

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Members of the Hispanic National Bar Association.

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Saturdaysadded through Cisneros that June the June 20 Mass was one of two to shine because we are one in Jesus Christ.”

After Communion, the parish’s Spanish choir sang the 30, 8 p.m. services planned. The second takes place on Sunday, July FortQueens, Greene/which also has a large Guatemalan national anthems of Guatemala and the United States. The 1 inWhere: Jamaica, Irondale Center (85 S. community.

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Auditorium at the Brooklyn Museum Brooklyn, New York JAZZ SESSION annual meback.’...She returned years later with a husband and two about a family tradition at Mount Sinai, the 200 Eastern Parkway SUNDAYS morial concert that Arato organizes for her late first huschildren.”

Brooklyn, New York Sit and listen or sign “Miriam, as you know,upspeaks, many languages: He- band, Alexander said, “There is nothing that should have Check in at the Martha A. and to play at ourHungarian—all weekly brew, English, fluently,” said Cynthia held our family together at all—except for her. She, by Robert S. Rubin Pavilion Check in at the Martha A. and Sunday Night Jam, later, emcee Jeff Douglas force of will alone, held us together.”

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Join us in the Beaux-Arts Court and10they Bedford for light refreshments before on Where: her way to Israel. Rabbi [Joseph] Potasnik told me “So I’ve known Jeff since I was in high school,” she said.

Join us in the Beaux-Arts Court Ale Miriam and found out that she “A long, long time.” thatStuyvesant/Fulton the first time he met the service, dinner and music forfrom light refreshments before House FultonheSt.) City Councilman Stephen Levin arrived other could read(1446 Haftorah, followed her home to convince to follow. the service, to dinner and music her to become a member of the congregation. She has commitments just in time to present proclamations she conto as follow. been very instrumental in this congregation, a great help Arato, Feldman and, as a surprise, to Spodek Please RSVP to cludes her term as president. Several friends and supportand a great support.”

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our hundred guests packed into the Paradise Manor catering hall in Brooklyn on Wednesday, June 6 as Maimonides Medical Center celebrated their work as volunteers.

A total of 1,800 people volunteered

their time to work at the hospital doing various tasks that helped the operations run more smoothly and efficiently.

“Our volunteers assist with foreign language interpretation, administrative tasks, supportive services and recreational activities for patients,” said Alyssa Alario, a spokesperson for Maimonides.

During the event, the late Lola Schwartz was honored. Schwartz was a dedicated and long-time Maimonides volunteer according to Alario. As a tribute to the work that their mother did, Schwartz’s daughters, who also volunteer at the hospital, were presented with a plaque honoring their mother and her service to the hospital and community.

Kenneth Gibbs, president and CEO

of Maimonides, couldn’t be at the ceremony, but he left his remarks for the volunteers present at the luncheon, saying, “Your participation in caring for our patients and their loved ones is commendable — you make our hospital a special place.”

Paradise Manor is located at 5802 New Utrecht Avenue.

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Volunteers and Maimonides staff broke bread together during the annual volunteer luncheon.

Bishop Kearney High School mourns student who died of cancer

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tudents and teachers at Bishop Kearney High School in Bensonhurst are mourning the loss of a student who died June 15 after a two-year battle with bone cancer.

Sophomore Kaitlyn Bernhardt, who hailed from Bergen Beach, would have graduated in 2020.

“We send our deepest sympathy to her parents Jennifer Fallon Bernhardt ‘88 and Robert Bernhardt and her sister Ella, and brother, Robert. She will always remain in our hearts,” school officials said in a statement. Kaitlyn’s mother, Jennifer Fallon Bernhardt, is a 1988 graduate of Bishop Kearney.

In tribute to Kaitlyn, the Bishop Kearney team that took part in the American Cancer Society Relay for Life fundraiser at Poly Prep Country

Day School on June 16, Burial was at GreenWood Cemetery. Arwalking around rangements were the athletic field made by Scarpaci in her memory.

T he event’s Funeral Home Inc. organizing Friends of the Bernhardt Famcommittee also ily have set up a led a moment GoFundMe page of silence for her during the to help the family Luminaria canpay their expenses.

Jennifer and Robert dle-lighting ceremony honoring those who Photo courtesy of Bishop Bernhardt had to Kearney High School take off a great deal died of cancer.

Kaitlyn Bernhardt Kaitlyn was diag- died June 15 after a of time from work to nosed with cancer two-year battle with care for their ailing shortly before enter- cancer. daughter, according ing Bishop Kearney, a to a statement on the Catholic school for girls at 2202 60th page.

St. The GoFundMe effort, which The wake was held at Saint Ber- started on June 16, has raised $21,000 nard Catholic Church at 2055 East to date. The goal is to raise $100,000.

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One of the most popular street sports from the days of yesteryear is making a big comeback in Brooklyn, thanks to local filmmaker and organizer Jay Cusato as the third annual Stickball Hall of Fame Game at Coney Island’s MCU Park is slated to take place on Sunday, July 8. The day was also proclaimed Stickball Day in Brooklyn U.S.A.

by Borough President Eric Adams during the first game in 2016.

The day will feature a screening of Cusato’s popular documentar y, “When Broomstick s Were King.” The 27-minute short retells the story of Cusato’s father and relatives, and other locals playing the game they adored during the 1940s and 1950s, and why it meant so much to them.

There will also be a stickball game between the Brooklyn Stickball Team enthusiasts and Staten Island Stickball Team, both comprised of Stickball Hall of Famers as well as enthusiasts.

Afterwards, the Brooklyn Cyclones will take on the Staten Island Yankees.

Cusato said that the connection with the Cyclones was made through Stickball Hall of Famer Ray Goffio.

“They had already heard of my film and loved the idea,” he said.

“When we went down and sat with them, they pitched the idea of us showing the film before a Cyclones game and then asked if we could put together a stickball game on the field to demonstrate what stickball is to everyone while the film was going on.

Photos courtesy of Jason Cusato

Scenes from last year’s game.

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Bobby Kerns, the captain of the Staten Island team, is going to be inducted to the Stickball Hall of Fame on Friday, July 6.

“There’s a genuine love for the game,” Cusato said. “The first two years And we saw so many people come out but they didn’t really know I thought it was a great idea and we’ve been running with it for what it was. After seeing it, they three years.” became that much more interThe interest in the event ested. When younger people has grown since its inception, who didn’t play it that much -- or with bigger crowds and more never played it and only heard awareness in promoting an old about it through their parents fashioned game and keeping it who grew up in the city -- acalive, especially for younger tually see it being played, they generations. want to jump in that much more.

“It’s a really important game It gets them excited.” not only to Brooklyn but Cusato and company are throughout all of New York,” excited to play “the poor Cusato said. “It’s like Junior’s man’s baseball” in America’s Cheesecake or the Brooklyn Playground.

Bridge. It’s very much part of “Playing in Coney Island is the fabric of New York and to special on its own,” Cusato said. see it totally go away would be “The fact that the Cyclones are an absolute shame. Keeping the hosting this event and we get to sport alive and going is one of play on the field that they play the reasons for the film and it’s on makes it more special.” the big reason behind this day The game will be played on that the Cyclones put together.” Sunday, July 8 at MCU Park.

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The housing will be affordable to residents with an average of 60 percent of Area Median Income (AMI), which is considered lowincome. However, because some units for seniors could have rents set as low as 30 percent of AMI, the target average of 60 percent AMI could still be met by including some middle-income units; the developers’ letter to Adams pledges no households over 130 percent.

Though the project is in Community Board 2, Adams suggested that nearby residents of Community Board 6, who live in the New York City Housing Authority’s Gowanus Houses and Wyckoff Gardens, as well as households with children who attend local schools, should be considered among those who get local preference for 50 percent of the affordable units.

The Transit Issues

The project has been supported as an example of transit-oriented development, given its proximity to multiple subway stations, including Brooklyn’s biggest subway hub. Adams suggested that, given that the developers would save money by not being required to build the typical amount of interior car-parking, the public should get an additional benefit in exchange.

He proposed public access directly to Atlantic Terminal, specifically the Brooklyn-bound 2/3 subway track at the Atlantic AvenueBarclays Center subway. The developers could construct an access way

to the platform level, and would “at minimum, fund engineering investigation and construction drawings” for a passageway situated at the northern corner of State Street at Flatbush Avenue. The developer “would be expected to fund a portion of such improvement,” he wrote, leaving some wiggle room.

Questions About Timing of Benefits

At the City Planning Commission hearing, most public commenters supported the project, including a top policy advisor to Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen. They argued for the public benefits as well as the general impact of increased supply on moderating rents. (By contrast, the first public hearing overwhelmingly included project opponents, and the second leaned negative.)

None of the commissioners sounded disapproving in their comments, but they posed pointed questions. “This is a very, very complicated project,” said Commissioner Anna Hayes Levin, who complimented the developers on the clarity of their presentation. “You’re being asked to accomplish a whole lot of things that result in this having to be a very large project.” (Among those things: public-school seats, partly because of the unintended consequences of the Downtown Brooklyn rezoning, which was aimed primarily to add office space but instead delivered thousands of apartments.)

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NOTICE is hereby given that an Order entered by the Civil Court, Kings County on the 8th day of June, 2018, bearing the Index Number NC-000752-18/KI, a copy of which may be examined at the Office of the Clerk located at Civil Court, Kings County, 141 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, New York, 11201, grants me (us) the right to: assume the name of (First) RUOYUN (Last) TAN. My present name is (First) RUO-YUN (Last) WENG AAO RUO YUN WENG. The city and state of my present address are BROOKLYN, NEW YORK. My place of birth is CHINA. The month and year of my birth are November, 1998.

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Brooklyn Law School Dean Nicholas Allard Honored by Brooklyn Bar Association

From left: Jack Allard, Katie Allard, Andy Allard, Nicholas Allard, Mikaela Bradley, Marla Allard and Genny Allard.

By Rob Abruzzese Brooklyn Record

The Brooklyn Bar Association invited professors, judges, alumni and other members of the legal community to a reception honoring Nicholas Allard, the president and dean of Brooklyn Law School, that was held at the bar association on Monday.

The event was co-sponsored by BBA, the Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association and the Kings County Criminal Bar Association. It was meant

as their way to honor the dean and get a chance to say goodbye.

“Despite coming into this community after spending many years in Washington, D.C., Dean Allard became a part of this community and helped integrate the changes in the legal community and the Brooklyn community,” said David Chidekel, president of the BBA. “He made Brooklyn Law even more dynamic, more accomplished. It’s nice to see a mensch, and we’re sorry to see that he’s been called away by others.

We’re very happy to have shared these last wonderful years with dean Allard.”

There were multiple speakers at the event including Steve Cohn, past president of the BBA; Hon. John M. Leventhal, a judge in the Appellate Division, Second Judicial Department; Hon. Lawrence K. Marks, chief administrative judge for NYS; Carrie Anne Cavallo, president of the BWBA; and Michael Cibella, president of the KCCBA. Each talked about how the dean has made the

Brooklyn Eagle photos by Mario Belluomo

school better in the last six years.

“He’s promoted alumni, he’s promoted the faculty, the good writing and work that they do,” said Justice Leventhal. “He’s promoted the students and is out there in the community and the country promoting the Brooklyn Law School community. I went to Brooklyn Law School and I’m extremely happy that Dean Allard was at the helm for six years. He enhanced the reputation of the law school and the student body.”

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From left: Hon. Lawrence Knipel, Dean Nicholas Allard, Hon. Matthew D’Emic, BBA President David Chidekel and Hon. Devin Cohen.

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Dean Allard with (from left) Harriet Newman Cohen; professor Maryellen Fullerton and professor Elizabeth Schneider.

ABOVE: From left: BBA President David Chidekel; Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez; and Michael Cibella, president of the Kings County Criminal Bar Association.

LEFT: From left: Steve Cohn; Marla Allard; Hon. Lawrence K. Marks; Dean Nicholas Allard; and Carrie Anne Cavallo, president of the Brooklyn Women's Bar Association.

Brooklyn Eagle photos by Mario Belluomo

BLS Dean Allard Honored

By Brooklyn Bar Association CONTINUED FROM PAGE 47

“Has anyone ever looked at his resume?” Justice Marks joked. “If you are ever thinking of plagiarizing a resume you should start with his. He’s had a remarkable career going back to being a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford and Yale Law School, chief of staff to Sen. [Pat] Moynihan. It’s a remarkable record that culminated with being dean of Brooklyn Law School.”

In their remarks, Cavallo thanked Allard for his role in BWBA’s Centennial event that Brooklyn Law School hosted this year. Cibella thanked him for helping to re-establish the KCCBA’s scholarship that is given out to Brooklyn Law School students.

“Today I consider myself the luckiest person on the face of the Earth,” Allard said after Cohn and company presented him with a crystal bowl in commemoration of his time at the school. “It’s not that I’m comparing myself to Lou Gehrig, who said those

words, but he had said that he had been to parks around the country and been greeted with nothing but kindness. Looking out on this incredible audience that’s how I feel.”

Allard didn’t talk much about his personal future, or the exact reasons for leaving the school, but he did say that he feels that he’s leaving it in a good position.

“Because of this community and bar, the law practice, the lawyers, our alumni who are so wonderfully supportive and engaged in the life of the law

school, I have no doubt about the future success of the law school,” Allard said. “It is financially strong. It has a world-class faculty that is unique and tremendous in scholarship and research that is dedicated to incredible teaching.

“I think the school is in tremendous shape and even I

From left: Hon. Marsha Steinhardt, Dean Nicholas Allard and Hon. Lillian Wan.

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don’t think any one person is essential to the future of the school.”

Allard, who left a position with the government advocacy practice group at Patton Boggs in Washington, D.C. six years ago to become dean, was on a trip to China late last month when the school announced that he was resigning. After six years at its helm, Allard told professors in an email that he decided to resign in order to pursue writing projects and potentially work in Washington, D.C. again.

“There are many exciting opportunities that we want to pursue ... These include working on long postponed writing projects, spending more time in, if not eventually moving back to, Washington, D.C., and, as I have been preaching to others, re-engaging in politics and the public policy issues of our day, which are of such concern to Marla and me,” Allard wrote in an email to professors. “I also have been considering whether to pursue other positions in higher education, which recently have been presented to me, and that are extremely interesting.”