The Brooklyn Paper Volume 30 Issue 16

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Hey, By Ariella Cohen the Atlantic Yards site for at least four charges that the state’s environmental rally at the construction site planned by
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for construction workers. appearance by Brooklyn Dodger legend Don Newcombe — and
“I thought this project was about get- bobblehead doll giveaway — on July 22; and an appearance by for-
here ting jobs to people in the community,” mer Met great (and Yankee coach) Lee Mazzilli — plus the ubiqui-
Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries (D– tous bobblehead giveaway — on Aug. 20.
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EXCLUSIVE TEAM COVERAGE
By Gersh Kuntzman We don’t have a fancy Doppler 8000 radar machine and we don’t have Mr. G, but that doesn’t mean The Brooklyn Paper can’t cover a storm like the best journalists on TV
The Brooklyn Paper today. Inspired by three days of “sky-is-falling” hysteria from the local networks, The Paper geared up for its exclusive team coverage of the great Nor’Easter of 2007. We
There’s something not so kosher going on at Junior’s. think you’ll agree that our reporters covered every angle.
The legendary cheesecake purveyor has lost the coveted Ortho-
dox Union seal of approval after a Junior’s foreman baked up a
batch of delicious, creamy cheesecakes during the Passover holi-
day.
Jews are not supposed to work — or have their workers work
— on religious holidays as well as the Jewish sabbath, which runs
from sundown on Friday to sundown on Saturday.
“The whole thing was a mistake,” Junior’s co-owner Alan
Rosen told The Brooklyn Paper. “One of our customers ran out of
cheesecake, so our shop foreman made some. I didn’t know about
it at the time, and it’s a violation. We know we’re not supposed to
bake during Passover, but what can I say?”
Aspokesman for the Orthodox Union, one of the nation’s lead- Christie Rizk BROOKLYN HEIGHTS Matthew Lysiak BAY RIDGE Gersh Kuntzman PARK SLOPE Ariella Cohen RED HOOK
ing kosher-certifying organizations, declined to explain why its
rabbis pulled the Junior’s certification, tgwheohtsui cgshhe nwat nats o e a-tnmhnoaouiuls natnchedadst “skTyh, eu pw athteerr es.e”emed to be coming from the “dMowanny t hpeesoep sleta girso ta nodu tg oeft ttihneg roanin s bomy geo sionrgt “awI akye pbty fmillyin gg athrbemag we itcha .n..s gfarrobmag be!l”owing “eWs aantde rh soeleesm leikde ttoh isb!e” collecting in recess-
of kosher followers na- of underground rail conveyance.”
tionwide.
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He answers, as they say, to a higher authority. pit after realizing that the bar That intimate design has pound iron, or steel shoes. larger margin of error.
“Even though they were kosher, they didn’t use what we call could be liable for injuries raised the concern of insurance- “You see some wild pitch- “The chicken wire would do their heckling without get- the cowboy spirit of the place.
‘Jewish milk,’” Raskin said. “To be the highest level of kosher, the caused by flying iron shoes. conscious owners — and right- es,” said horseshoe manufactur- keep the roadhouse feel,” said ting hit by an errant ball.” “It added something wild,”
milk has to be followed all the way from the cow’s udder to the “It’s a little dangerous with ly so. er Bob White. “And a hit to the bartender Chris Piscitelli. “But Leonard admitted that the he said.
cake. That’s ‘cholov y’israel.’” horseshoes winging through the “If someone throws a wild head or neck is no little thing.” there would be a little protec- unregulated nature of Pioneer’s But “wild” is also a syn-
In other words, oy vey. air and people drinking,” said one, the bar is completely li- White sells thousands of tion, so people can watch and horseshoe pit complemented onym for lawsuits nowadays.
New blood tries to save Slope’s Montauk Club
By Christie Rizk guishing,” said David Carter, a Mon- cis Kimball-designed building which tasting, a David Sedaris reading and
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David Carter, one of the newer members admitted. friend in Park Slope four years ago. a reading of Truman Capote works, crowd,” he said. “The club is being The Venice-influenced exterior of the Montauk Club at Eighth Av-
members of the Montauk Club. “For a long time, the club was lan- “It drew me in,” he said of the Fran- and Carter is already planning a rum See CLUBon back page enue and Lincoln Place in Park Slope.
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accused by the homeowners and preservationists of lying and be a piece of a busy
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owned one of the disputed houses in the 1700s, was not even in- Chef spokesman Mike
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community groups — none of us had any time to look at this re- By Christie Rizk beloved neighborhood greasy
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ticipated development projects, like Fire on the Gowanus
Fairway and the Ikea being built on Ariella Cohen
Beard Street, bring more cars and
people to its quiet, cobblestone streets. Like a campaign sign
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sai“dW Felo nreeendc es iNgnesa lt,h oawt tneellr poefo Kpleen tthleery I cnatenr’nt aftliyo ndaolw Dnr ahwerien,g” What a rezoning would mean to canal’s nabe MORE CLOSET SPACE
Space, a Van Brunt Street art gallery.
The guerrilla installation woke Neal around 3 am on Friday.
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And as it turns out, getting people to slow down on a public terman’s late-night hijinks have drafted their now has long been reserved only for manufac- “We have to ask where all the people who Visit American Housewares.
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Standing” signs will also be installed at the corner of Dikeman dumping gallons of Mayor Bloomberg’s least fact that [clients] know how to get here gives us canal saddened him. • Fun & learning for ages 5-13
Street, the site of the renegade traffic cone. favorite Frankenfat on the show’s announcer. a huge advantage. Where else is there [industrial “Rank or not, the water makes me cre-
“Even if they do put in a stoplight,” he said, “There is more That’s comedy, with a capital K. land] so close to the industry decision-makers?” ative,” the gunmaker said. Classes meet at 170 Hicks St.
to do. Red Hook was a last bastion of silence. It is changing.” in Brooklyn Heights
And with an Ikea megastore opening next year, the artist fears To register, call Jane at [phone]
tha“t Wthihnyg s[i sw tihlle o cnitlyy] g berti nwgoinrsge .s o many cars here?” he asked. A canal runs through it www.kidscookbrooklyn.com
It’s a good question, especially considering that Van Brunt
Street looks like it hasn’t been repaired since Hook native Al
Capone last strode down it.
My main issue with the neighborhood’s streets involves this
other sort of traffic-stopper — the gaping, infant-size potholes in Small businesses want to stay close to the Gowanus
the neighborhood’s streets.
In one way, the gouged asphalt is somewhat reassuring: a
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menace, not unlike a Volvo driver speeding to the olive oil bar Brooklyn’s first gasoline was refined on its banks, the borough’s to one we would lose a certain have to move. We are hoping that
at Fairway. And with that, I have an idea for the next work of first brick factories were there along with its big printing presses. pool of employees who live in this doesn’t happen. Everything is go-
Red Hook street art: a series of tar installations. It will be in situ, Generations later, the canal is home to hundreds of small business- area and like to be here. Most of ing smoothly and moving costs
year-round and semi-permanent. The DOTcan steal my work- es, ranging from concrete manufacturers to artisan furniture shops. them walk or bike to work. After money. Plus, neighborhood people
ing title if it wants: “Filled Potholes.” Here is a look at a few of them. work, they go out with friends. work here. If we move, that will Chinese Open
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said Anderson. “It will turn into this The $70-million land pur-
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thing that needs a garden to go into,” Anderson said. in the iconic Williamsburgh Avalon on Chrystie Street,” said but there should be ground- September, and the units will be Open 7 Days A Week • • [phone]
It’s so good, it’ll probably help you make some new friends. Savings Bank building, the Joe Korbel, a spokesman for floor retail. And there will be a ready for occupancy by March
“My partner works in Staten Island and his co-workers bring tallest building in Brooklyn. the developers. “I’m not sure lot of amenities.” 2009.
in their vegetable scraps for him. Isn’t that wild?”
Gardeners who want Anderson’s composter should e-mail TRY ME PACK
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was filled with red sauce and politics, including Council Speak- Mostly Modern went out of the move will give her more
er Chris Quinn, Borough President Markowitzand his business in the fall. visibility.
Manhattan counterpart Scott Stringer, Councilmembers Bill The old Liberty Meat Market “People tell me that they
DeBlasio, David Yassky, Letitia Jamesand Lew Fidler, (and then the upscale market have lived here for years and
and Assemblyman James Brennan.… Our pal Jo Anne Grace), which occupied a store have never noticed my shop be-
Simonwas in Harrisburg, Penn., delivering the keynote speech at next to the Tea Lounge at the cause they do not look around
a “diversity summit” on Thursday. Simon is a local district leader,
which is a fancy way of saying she strives to increase voter in-
volvement and fill polling places with workers on Election Day. …
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Heights bridge to the future?
Is it time to spruce up your space?
By Ariella Cohen popularity has not gone unno-
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planners for years: how do you The feasibility of any con-
connect the famed Brooklyn nection, however, is still to be
Heights Promenade to the wa- determined, according to Hank
terfront below — and avoid Gutman, president of the group
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Special Order Event,enjoy 20% off upholstered was proposed earlier this year pacted by the repair work that
and slipcovered sofas,settees and chairs,sleepers, by transportation consultants we know must be done on the
dining chairs,occasional tables,lamps,rugs and working with the state’s Brook- BQE,” Gutman said.
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waterfront. Rendering of a futuristic bridge that may someday link the Brooklyn Heights Promenade to the proposed development and is selected would not come
“This is the least objection- open space project along the waterfront below. from the Brooklyn Bridge
able,” said Irene Janner, a spokes- Park’s existing $150-million
woman for the venerable Brook- construction budget, but would
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A connection to the future?
HEALING ARTS STUDIO Lots of people have ideas about how to get people from Brooklyn Heights to the waterfront development and open space project known as “Brooklyn Bridge Park” — and each scheme has
its own proponents (though no one is telling us what any of these schemes would cost). Here are some of the ideas that are floating around. — Cohen
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This controversial plan would violate a sacrosanct, skyline-minded Promenade’s most central entrance at Montague Street and the pro- tunnel that would lead to the Furman Street entrance of the park.
local zoning restriction that bars structures from rising higher than posed park and condo development below Brooklyn Heights. The The tunnel would be close to the Clark Street 2/3 subway station,
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ready caused a bit of a stir. If not for the skyline snafu, and the op- thing else. Who wants to walk down a ramp to get into an elevator within the park project’s budget, and tunnels don’t come cheap.
Dentures? p—os witiiothn iotsf sHtyeliigshh tgsl alesasd feernsc teo — an yco Mulodn htaavgeu eb eSetnre ae tc loinnkte,n tdheer .d esign tWo ghoo toit a p plaerak?ses: The Brooklyn Bridge Park Defense Fund and Wandh osa intd pholegas.ses: Heights residents, landscape architects, historians
Who it pleases:No one who wanted to talk about it. other critics of the current park plan.
GO AHEAD....
Eat what you want! Elderly lady snagged in pimple scam
Visit Dr.Tony Farha in the morning,
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The mother who allegedly left her newborn baby girl outside
to die has been charged with murder.
Laura Sergio, 25, was indicted last week for smothering her new-
born with a towel shortly after giving birth, according to District At-
torney Charles Hynes. The indictment said that Sergio left the baby
in a plastic bag at a Colonial Road home on April 6, and that the
crime was discovered only after Sergio went to a nearby hospital
complaining of abdominal pain.
Sergio “left a helpless victim to die,” said Assistant District Attor-
ney Jacqueline Kagan at Sergio’s April 9 arraignment.
At the same court hearing, Sergio’s lawyer Thomas Cascione in-
sisted that his client thought she was constipated, not pregnant, and
that she was very confused about events surrounding the baby’s birth.
This week, Cascione was unavailable for comment.
The scene around the Colonial Road Tudor-style home is somber,
as neighbors remain in shock over the heinous act.
Sergio is facing life in prison — all for an death that could have
been easily avoided.
“This is a tragic incident by a desperate young woman,” said
Councilman Vince Gentile (D–Bay Ridge). “These incidents can be
avoided through awareness of [laws that] allow parents to leave new-
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home minutes later. and as a thank you, they stole
The crime happened shortly more than $1,000 including
after noon, when the bank cus- jewelry from her, police said.
tomer left the bank and began The couple stole the goods
walking towards 91st Street. on April 11, at around 8 am,
That’s when a thief sneaked up and left the home, which is near
from behind and lifted the cash, 21st Avenue. The mother was
as well as the victim’s cell- left broke — and heartbroken
phone, right out his pocket. — at the same time.
The man then watched as a But she still reported the
dark get-away car pulled up, the lovebirds to police, who caught
scoundrel jumped in, and the up with the perps and charged
car sped away down Fifth Av- them with robbery.
enue. The mother had her property
returned.
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