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Brooklyn’sRealNewspaper BrooklynPaper.com•(718)834–9350•Brooklyn,NY•©2007 BROOKLYNHEIGHTS–DOWNTOWNEDITION AWP/20pages•Vol.30,No.17•Saturday,April 28,2007•FREE INCLUDINGDUMBO TAKING ITS TOLL Brooklyn pols blast congestion pricing By Dana Rubinstein The Brooklyn Paper Marty flips: Fee Mayor Bloomberg’s proposal to charge driv- ers $8 to enter Downtown Manhattan is an un- fair burden on Brooklyn motorists, pols said this week, even as traffic experts said it could ease gridlock through- worth a new look outT thhee bsooro-cuaglhl.ed Apartments “congestion pric- over irnegq”u isrceh emmoes wt omuold- the BQE? Many Brooklynites are calling Mayor Bloomberg’s congestion pricing plan a tax on the tboerlioswts 8w6htho Sdtrrieveet PAGE 18 bhaodronu’tg thask.e Nno at pBoosriotiuognh o Pnr ethsied epnlatn M, dareksopwitiet zv, etrhyo sutgrohn. gTh sitsa wteemeke,n tths ein B teheep p saasidt thoe- in Manhattan to wards anything that smacked of a toll on the East River bridges. — Rubinstein pay the fee between 6 am and 6 pm. The mayor The Brooklyn Paper illustration / Sam FerriThe mayor’s congestion pricing plan amounts to a toll on Brooklyn drivers, swfAmlacpyaadiehntnmoyeoyB“CBiticqslhp Itieuo rleutlroloa’ih tsueeagsen to i sBnt ,wseysema iwc nc rd haWipogrhebelhnoeuomorienoegadd bkaratit are gsllnlireiysn ndd e cemsin wigr rsVsntfti horaive(orsivatDeellrneiuoelnecsv c-l– mctse ebdeetirStpdnaneeu ndaoh xudbtdstyt ore o eisteutoGoneh a cwrfdpneatDen oeirsfs tneoo rwi ohosvr tnttm meirewrhoe.lo aan”e“e iranwdfdn’,kp sf tt u“aa iisonuBbncpel wen tBu ag urrtibayyan oassnmen)ni,hy in.”cadssi Mi ga nRih dlstu pag.mdaiiastcdo iln.Beekedglh nl- eruomacRto ”tftlDoitae o oaakstepsnonns--t. “t“tMpBuoSTerrNlanoikoldnsmsee g iythwvreae.a ye sI itt Yt dtor’aaosaeeln nl aarjsudks‘ l f aws ewaDtrr soDieatitraolu ta laiita ltlaotfidyeballlny y l lx••iybN ae s’Nl ••el iueri kt••benaziwoed efwe “aisac actis,tnarrf uh,e Ff u tleoaAmoeosatr eubp gBed Esl.nr re p.iomad1”l. e soo66Tootku,, hpr lsR22yiel seen 00i evic .00s”xoie 32na--r ndfe“cotfhooorIfoe fer rmnmp tc htsmtuehesiaebdc e am al obrjbinteocofeo u ra rwttrB dodridimarnadureinosDfivgnetu soieha aposio ks tiibonwl n olywoeray nt acltfnaNo hs yat•tN, uaeiu eo•oxt lmeshwbdf•n ew bau a rs gouttes n, heY prisiySndnteoto ieeeyewuoronsr pkrnhafso c to estaCue.ew.ns v”l 3i diertharn0ey enonn v, sdp amooie2d nu ntr0 o edbeubant0 lsehreaiti3cess---t todtl“pvnryoIfoorTia e iwnNrnhhrcw eseaiehoevpn. va wri oigBentv…ehr] Tr ewYtm.yLoa h oH. Itoo oaIei r.oc nn.kofk .h onBd ylw lIyaCom or .ncved.ooni.eovt oeko tyP nchenino.kna orec’’uHl,gpttneuy• t i o rk nel•itciindn wntn ro•i’s, Ptsos b ome s Na[wsew.vua”peo oep bto mierrpvfoor ar .eoteu,uwn.h .trmt tAshyt ih f ctia pboa enooigtrfsregnf r iai ir lcegsfwt,,ied . une”b22ro slsthe00lrtat iite r00ionhnier67tgnye--, some local pols say. See TRAFFICon page 18 This does not compute BEE-LIEVE IT! Keeper: Cellphones Tech alums wonder: Where’s the blacksmith shop? killing honeymakers By Ariella Cohen transformation Tech had undergone since TwcohhemWe Bprhreuoe todrekeorl sy da noil dPln a tathplhelee r t bhdoee osskklissd? ef irtu wleist hg oa l—l th aensde twoshcfoei eBtiwhrnu eecst eda 8 l tsa5ohcd-vehy yedoer aoa wyblr.-sye o.r ltedh ece endrgitgainiitnealely-r ainnggoe,t mmthaaekt hemo avonesdrt These were the questions in the air last John Lyons, a member of the class of ’67 week at Brooklyn Technical HS as the who showed up in his letter sweater and a techies of times bygone descended upon few valedictorian pins, explained the differ- their Fort Greene alma mater for a re- ence in three words: the personal computer. union. “Students went from drawing with pen “I remember one computer in the and ink to using a mouse,” Lyons said. whole school,” said class of 1967 grad Everyone seemed to understand how PfcJuwglaroheshiobngeei““Mium lkadeEWi—ltr poedhsvate radantoeM r oin ’ri idrsstyt bos . G t ia asrewtnariontrn mnaitaldsdedrds .et dhmG , h“t ”iaIhsIoaa itg endtltm dh ow. imwoceteta sa ntmias agrteo ndhlrat-w ha tdssiyesnaa mhao -t so lht eipai pantzt nuhh ie grnaewe ceuo c lctdhafhapeo egs artmfneswoccom. ghpa”rotermruha adrrtte,eeme,e y”-rIr, The Brooklyn Paper / Aaron Greenhood mcstsistaineaahrcuvciiea““dhdtcedn“iWB e hnoIg 1odt u nte9eegnt etsdhtl 4rcd ohe wea7oeo, pa d”i f mvedthg w u.n eh orheab araoenaat lvdu teaendhsa,dlc i aedleMnak i nb s ddgshchgeame, aoi ofricppnvkomifatsa e erhdt Depte ihietnh unrirest naught .rsewdgemh erac o,onaamt aprtr dloadd tol conoe aenl“ods, asdt”fil kseos.b s hc vtuTu.toheihnihsr” lads eed wtahr i yrainhaaed,tdg”es--. went to the school — marveling at the Aira Contreras, a senior at Brooklyn Technical HS, shows John Lyons, class of 1967, computers. “It was called an abacus.” Rbaaltln heirt’ss, wprroetceksintegd The Brooklyn Paper / Tom Callan By Matthew Lysiak The Brooklyn Paper Honeybees are dying all over the country — and one Brook- By Ariella Cohen need you now!” said Council- lyn beekeeper thinks that cellphones are the culprit! and Gersh Kuntzman woman Letitia James (D-Pros- Brooklyn bee-maven David Graves, who sells his high-end TgbYachafauatelniDrel lde Brded sdrivo en ffoedmogokloosorloyz tpntlpewhie rntPreiiisan ot B hpdtn eiert nourhvo fciefs te l hot whRoep repaeeAeptrekn ott ,elonm ard e ncaobntayreitlecss-l pwcmtnbeaueeraeucri Tsnla tsd c theHf fioeone oue d[vgrroilceesagdf rerlih as ldnytislt gh st tjtac)hehuo.rat ed t.“ml ” gfafTkieoeclhn eo krtio tuhs plc loarcrekewfiodni]enm st t,dgguh mdao iatyedtvsu ssoR enp bwraiainettftnye---- “scolRau“iomnEodvfeiItdeno rgNptyh ” tey h beleSira varae,nl samdI ro mohDfr o beani blaelEnoiyodu na tms tt hoothefr ee bp ebUoeessnes isiirafkonb eiaren lnea2ree d el4 pSm c cejqtsaueorhtuu.ssaneassttic eirerdnees igo.r wsnF faw aeaptydrhiptm, eh”et h a ectsarrhriastien i scidgMires aa ltatlhnbhpreidkahl ietoItb ty nh,ea eametiosss- off his wrecking ball until several cases still percolating Graves said he has about a pending litigation is resolved. through the court system. dozen rooftop hives throughout Protesters gathered on Mon- Last Friday, Justice Joan the boroughs, with one on A CUT BELOW day morning at 191 Flatbush Madden rejected opponents’re- Bergen Street in Brooklyn, and Ave., to complain that the demo- quest for a restraining order that claims to have made much of litions would create blight in and would have barred demolitions his honey on the rooftops of around Ratner’s proposed 16- until a May 3 hearing in one of Bay Ridge (though he likes to Gersh’s trim not $400 tfoicwe ecro, marpelneax, —res eidspenectiiaall layn idf tohfe- theU cpas teos .15 structures are slated 500 things to keeGpr tahvee es xsaacyts l othcea taiopnias rsye c“rdeite)-. lparwojseucitt iss anreev esru cbcueilsts.ful and the ttoh ef afilrls ti ns ttehpes ntoewxta rfdews cmomonptlhest-, do this week opfrfo”d uisc tpiolany ionfg h hoanveoyc a nwdi toht htheer “We say to Gov. Spitzer, we See BALLon page 7 PAGE 2, 9-13 products from the hive. THE CHOICE IS YOURSAmeri- THEBROOKLYN “I have had to raise the price ca: The $400 haircut of Democ- of my honey this year to $15 for the $15ra ht aJiorchunt Eodf wWaeridrdso ( aGbeorvseh lKefutn) toz-r ANGLE KBuyn Gtzemrsahn SMART aa mh aalfn-tpiociupnadti,n” gG hraavveins gs aai db. a“dI man (above right). mom year and have already put the Before you answer, consider the sage DECISION2008 order in for 30 packages of hon- words that a crotchedy old barber in eybees from South Carolina.” Bdadtas—trwt miaaaybft ieWTFyfalieloeeid. adh sRrhnh r teaeh, ir i nd dc$eaaDsmchdgv i4oree geee0obc m dolpbu0orra ioeretn ont ea tdticicgowot s ertts nshhay te mtehmstaao eic r—nialnceertod k hc ep nab emua t rodadh gttehcen arosk:aheiyd i omtn e“desithdfS .od e ”fe p nol hedE oaantracaiod ei,iaayd brwkntmlsch a c acuaepdpera t hr d ao nheoaasibndtagnn.vteliinyydee--r ty2ti$Iwturod 51oliarueom00uNAerngo ’ d Botakhlovt,slh n ! te u’mt bis dotsasj uha u pe wtthbnasrar ta ieteeIlw o li’ desIbravu’phkico mceseuo,myn a ntI nsmem a it— hens nomeaevs n any a oeo and tyrfanbr, yeo setdeswd ihu p pdt tlrehhsehooe tehane,opsr nnaat ikef ti igou irmItgh.oh itphnvuoneolteerw e r ceetfne ooo wd gp rstelorEhh tedte oeahdocs dnnae--f- The Brooklyn Paper / Julie Rosenberg GtWBohEaoheDddaP Ic ATB tBGhO ltEloiRo ol1odI6o AtmrmeeLylnyl, camtiphstoshao ohen msiomdllocsMHtoprru yenee“n ooe soeo ycipswt sreanoetoahe osner lui ea io d.idthor m?nhn,a rau dayedmpv“sn Wa i Ioecatob cfhh rote herbtieaehllaeo ell l,on oan,fe da -pntun pnia fsaeet eri-t ae-sysoeboaof nmipdfntflbenEhflild eesc iaimi—o os etneten stroo shdbd ttbuabbi eehenbniceieeralnhkdy”ee--t pwaasrsdesd’ ss inhcaei rtchuet n eswtilsl blroookke s— b aandd. 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SATNICK The Only Certified Master Watchmaker in all 5 boroughs of New York City BROOKLYNHEIGHTS–DOWNTOWN serving the community for over 44 years DUMBO Visit us at our new location 187 State Street The 1.25-million- (off Court St) (718) 852-1421•Fax (718) 852-9697• dollar insult? HOURS:Mon - Fri: 9:30am - 6:30pm; Sat: 11:00am - 5:00pm Hegrrvueff -Pbouut-slsoovta: bRlea cFirset nbcahkmera no?r HEIGHTS NEW SPRING COLLECTION Let’s go to the court papers! LOWDOWN FROM FARYLROBIN,HOLLYWOULD,BERNARDO & MORE The popular DUMBO confec- tioner has been accused of racism against a black customer because he allegedly told her to get out of his bakery, Almondine, on the night of Feb. 15. Almondine is a small, unassum- ing patisserie on the Right Bank of Water Street in DUMBO, next to a bus stop. It is redolent with the ssotmwraenwlelbsr, e orifrsy qo tufaitrcethsn.e Psse,o efunrse ssionht , btthhreee a gpdlr aoasnusdd- Christie Rizk burke talon walled kitchen, creating the next generation of mouthwatering gems. Elaine James-France — a 54-year-old black woman, accord- A WOMEN’S BOUTIQUE IN COBBLE HILL iSctWgaarhnenrneuaeogtdhdp“S“Fdr i oe eDPsroosstanue su.ol uwis amaJtdf“ srh.anfih Bh hnTeeamdyteeer ut moahnCi ioretnnfyui esnsfPoiogs l - dng a uwoid Flt so ewruadfhra avttentase at sseeaws— ondtu rrrbo dtc,, h i c tePfteea th aoo,shiaoe tnoalrbled puewd ywgyu hvlfsw o syshteaseFo. uoh rni vsshercN titchsend’bthoueaseeroeerp m, df ewu raPes!wJ edl”iaohtao lldyeerseneimu,y dahng stsht ?eteeofseh n”e isdoi dwel irn-l tePg ,F“e tmca dahoodaeronl autv mielmtts,tennses hhcgbsa ca peri$oAeanescil m1dtirt id elirnr.lawmn e2diayglnwtys.5l elou”acesy eantorbgme.iksndneoad iedktin,jliin dulle.nntiy”e rsrou ta ,tyoane”B u ssd ttmrfkttoh,ooha e e“aonrebd T t kdbup ishhzliaayuyneeeki irnnngda-t. Despite rumors, this building at the corner of Clinton and Remsen streets in Brooklyn Heights will not be torn down soon. The Brooklyn Paper / Julie Rosenberg 19i2n AbAemtwi teyMe nS HCt.oeBuokrmtl ywann,odN CrTYli ni1ot1ao2n 0lT1 Dh(2ar12yo) w 8B12B-3Q994 ery with her employer and demanded an apology. Poussot refused, claiming that even if he had thrown James- Building not for sale—yet! France out, it was not racism, but a result of her buying coffee from another store and then bringing it into his bakery. Step One: “Get the [expletive] out of my store and don’t ever come back,” he said, according to the suit. Visit American Housewares. Here’s where everything gets murkier than a double-espresso. According to James-France, Poussot started roughing up her Owner tries to [the value of] what they own, so they retained But Kimchy said the $22 million figure is boss. But when officers from the 84th Precinct arrived, they ar- us to evaluate the possibilities,” said Barry merely an estimate of the building’s maxi- rested her boss, not Poussot, and charged him with three misde- debunk panic, but Kimchy of the Marcus and Millichap real-es- mum value, and not an asking price. meanors stemming from tate firm. Still, some members of the Heights estab- the altercation, according to nabe suspicious The building, located at the corner of Rem- lishment said they remained cautious. stoON OURo OTHERp the criminal complaint. sen Street, is inside the historically protected “This is a very sensitive site,” said Judy PAGES lsaawmJyaeme rCe osw-uFhrrot a Snwtcroee’reskt sbf ioirnms st , haeas BThye BCrohorkilysnt Pieap eRrizk sz5eo0cn ftieinoegnt. aorfe aB trhoaotk blyanrs Hbueiilgdhitnsg, sb ruits ionugt saibdoev ae Slytna“ nHItfo etnihg,e hytth sbe Au eisxlsdeo cscuoiatmitvieoetnh d.i nirge cthtoart ’os ft othoe t aBllr o…ok i-t Open8 75 D Cayosu Ar tW Seterke •e t in Downtown• B(7r1o8o) k2l4y3n-0844 PGAreeRnK coSnLdOosPE hweirt h laa wmyaerri,j uwanaas cahlasrog eh, iat at CTlhien toown naenrds oRfe tmhes etwn ost-rsetoertsy dbeunilideidn ga thaAt ws souucldh ,t ao wbueyr eorv ceor uthlde croonwshtrouucste sso omf eRtheimng- whoooudl.d change the character of the neighbor- BRBMFToaTOAaot.ts YiGE mntagRuRRk cUteIEoh DMo EagdvGNrefeiHrsEEehnILL vrppbgeeoriieaoeriBgncsclase,ghu t,t ett ihoi odlminann :wPke .“f .osyoHT uehrhesr ees icRkocroont al’omuaslp wwlmdhss m u enHwinootho tut[ a cdtbthhea’es---t pspbsbteuauuolnbiilIrll tyilddt cih msiit ennoah aggwcebyr duewo— irssrl.ood es um ipaBnlo degtrrod ot—b waoteyhke atalrboy tse rinttsnco h Ho rledmeyyeog i tewgaha lhrajn euttu s sfcna otrt bdehrso eaauaruttc e t1httd hh4t oaeae- seseadnl eTt h Shfaotertr e pte$hat2e na2 ion cmwd b nioelelbgirosascn nhu. raaedf t vepirue awt tnsh eeaw lbl suopivaldeprien trgh r eue appro efroat.-r craotme“S,Bt”ea suyS i ttltoadun inwnteoghdn a. hta ediisdg eahdnt.sd aisr en ao tb higis tfoarcitcoarl lwy haecncu i-t ••• ALMoirecpdaoilc r&at lT PLriaocnnksgup poD r&itsat taDinorncoep S Oerfvfices MAFotolxCahwanesotgiioancdn oC asSintuydn, online at BrooklynPaper.com manding $1.25 million for current zoning, after all — but a repre- Poussot’s alleged discrimi- sentative of the owner told The Stoop No ‘Pace’ to dorm life nation] is purely a retaliatory move” that resulted from the as- this week that the building was not on sault arrest, he said. the market. but“J aaI’m rvaeec sik-sFnt,or”aw hnnec eaM’ds drl.ea Pdwo.yuesrs,o Kt efonrn methan Jyo nyeesa,r sd,i saangdr eheed i.s “ aHniyst hgienng- Y“Teth.e owners just wanted to know The Brooklyn Paper Car & Limo Service eral demeanor towards her seemed racist,” he told me. See you in September. Seemed? Objection, your honor! Speculation! Despite a decision this week by Pace Of course, Jones offered additional evidence that Poussot is a University to pull 500 students out of their racist who wants “an all white clientele.” dormitory on Clark Street, the 800-bed facil- How does he know this? Because three years ago, when ity will likely be busy again when the fall Poussot opened Almondine, he told The Brooklyn Paper that he semester starts. hoped his shop would be a “nice bakery with a European feel, “Like nature, real estate abhors a vacu- right here in Brooklyn.” um,” said Rob Perris, district manager of And we all know that means he’s a racist, right? 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They take over the block every night like young pro- fessionals on Smith Street. stSttgsBhhheeoaoeeeverr““Oe e “gabbIIrprAshntuiflea’noat m safrlyLgcoc tedapoe kk neeHyonreu.saet - nst, ih ehe ltgo rlop yda oteWfH iotee cd d,”otdtlueiheahi nu nncWmilcenttlattrmsisy eitnihoicne trdgi t,ns it”efwse gs’,eC rto hwssaaawanlht lrultod, kkeh l sbnere saioa.tasniv h i Wgdosdlcgo i,hdfo,r ”uv e eet“fdp re , wdIw eobass y.sdr waa oootso siauWlnundifrelltd.yeh ,dhi tcutslhnouitnns rAt’kaesit rrnses igni eno tasilfbrtl eeToaa uhh dtaCe soir tobfam rdhgtieinaenertgrn d.a ”etn hnde, Ahoy, mates! Megan Hessenhalter (right) and Sasha Porter relax on a houseboat that is berthed along the Gowanus Canal. The Brooklyn Paper/ Julie Rosenberg CA49RC5& HoRe bOnMOrbpyela SneLit r 7leiH LeDnt ai•g ly ls( G7 C‘V1til8Ae a9)n rp8Rmit5ee2Dt-r8y8E44NS Whitson’s neighbor, Robin Miller, said that she has been forced to e“xI ptlealiln m ayw a2y-y tehaer -bololdo ddya uragth ctearrc tahsaste sth seta [irnaitnsg] dthied np’atv heamveen tti.m e Brooklyn’s own boat people to get home to their beds,” said Miller. Indeed, neighbors are ready to de-ratify Pacific Street. 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Eventually, I have more than I need down there and I throw the long-lost three-bedroom though,” Frank said. “But also word today (besides “good Fifty-eight people flocked to them all away, only to start apartment!), but do it in an en- the way we live our lives every school district” or “low mainte- the building’s open house on stoON OURo OTHERp myO cfo lcleocutirosne ,a ltlh oev efra uaglta ilnie.s viro“Intm’se nntoatl lyju ssetn sthiteiv eb uwsaiyn.e ss, dayS.”ustainability is the buzz nsaaindc, eb”y). lIotw’se raicnhgi ehveeadti, nFg raannkd Smuisnsdeady t h(Ee acrothn nDeacyti,o inn) .case you UNION TEMPLE not only with the stores, but cooling costs thanks to that “Sales are hot,” said William with myself. 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And if you must take a bag, re-use it. jacking in his building’s parking lot has won a multi-million-dol- There is no reason that we need those flimsy plastic shopping lar settlement against the big-time construction company that bags. Most of the grocery stores have the good old-fashioned paper failed to secure his safety. bags, so use those instead (and make sure they get recycled, too). Christopher Nesterczuk sued the builders of his Sackett Street Let’s stop dreaming The bag that was in the tree outside my window is finally apartment — Alisa Construction, which is owned by the son-in-law gone. The big Nor’easter of ’07 ripped it out of the branches and of Brooklyn real-estate mogul Shaya Boymelgreen — on the sent it on its way, probably to another tree, or maybe all the way grounds that the company did not provide adequate security while into the harbor. I am glad it is gone from my block, and I want construction was ongoing. and start doing. to be sure that a bag I take is not the next one in my tree. On Wednesday, a jury agreed, ruling that Alisa Construction was But what about the next bag? So let’s all make this Earth Day “100 percent” at fault. resolution in Park Slope: “Refuse the bag!” “There’s a feeling of vindication and closure and justice,” Nesterczuk THE KITCHEN SINK tcooludr tT ohre j uBrryo ocaknly dno P taop teurr na fbtearc kth teh ev ecrldoicckt., b“Tuth weree ’dso n foetehli nvgin tdhiacta taendy. Five Slope restaurants have already signed onto our pal And we’re hoping that this will send a message to this general contrac- Lenore Arons’s breast cancer fundraiser. As we reported a few tor, and that they’ll think more about safety than their own profits.” weeks ago, Arons has been asking Slope restaurants to con- Alisa Construction would not comment on the verdict. tribute towards fighting the disease. So far, Blue Ribbon, Aunt The central facts in the case are not in dispute: On June 16, 2004, Suzie’s, Bogota Latin Bistro, Bonnie’s Grill, NoNo Kit- Nesterczuk walked into his building’s parking lot and began to unlock chenand Miriamhave agreed to donate 10 to 15 percent of his Audi when an assailant slit his throat and stabbed his arms and head. one night’s receipts. We’ll do our part by continuing to print the The electric gate that had been installed to protect the driveway names of the do-gooding eateries. For now, email Arons, a Lin- during construction had yet to be activated. coln Place resident, at [email protected]. … Murray, Nesterczuk sued Alisa Construction for failing to secure the site, the newest Muppet, made his Sesame Street debut in Prospect basing his claim on a city law requiring contractors to provide Parkthis week. The filming, for next season, was at the band- round-the-clock security at construction sites. 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But that didn’t matter to Goria. sewage treatment plant, and even UFOs — cayed wood lying on the said Barbarich. plus FREE incoming fax service “Pastor Emerick says that he is selling the church to be closer but the source of the sound remained a mys- bay bottom (how romantic), Barbarich said it would be a to Jesus,” Goria started in. “But I don’t think Jesus would want tery by the time the hum fell silent that Oc- and then calls out in his low, shame if Bay Ridge never had 1,000 BUSINESS CARDS – $40 to see his house of worship be destroyed to line the pockets of tober. mournful “foghorn” to spawn- the opportunity to celebrate its corrupt church elders looking for a $12-million payday.” Last April, the mysterious humming ing females. humming fish. Authorized FedEx Shipping Center scrBeaumt sb efrfoomre tGheo rsitaa ncodiunlgd- grooo amn-yo nfulyrt hauedr,i ehnec we.as interrupted by saonuewnd. was back, and baffling residents seaRsoenp olartsst oyfe athr ei gtonaitdefdi sah fmishat ifnregnzy. sai“dI. “hPiegohplyle rreecaollmy mloevned s otmhee thfeinstgiv tahli,s” d hife- Ground & Express FedEx Air pick up 7pm daily (Sat.@2pm) “He is out of order!” one woman shouted. “He is not allowed As complaints mounted, local officials “The toadfish is Bay Ridge’s story of the ferent.” NYC 6904 Colonial Road to say that.” again attempted to discover the source. century,” said Community Board 10 District Councilman Vince Gentile (D–Bay (718) 238-4200 DeGano rRiaa stirnieyda —to sap reeatkir eadg acionp, ! b—ut itnhtiesr vtiemneed, ConB 1b0eh cahlfa iorfm thane Ogiwvelns Htheea dlo wcaatsi otnh ea mndo stth-eli kseoluyn sdu istpseeclft —— Mwaasn eavgeenr Jhoesree.p”hine Beckmann. “Fox News Rthioduggeh) thsea ildo nhgeti mweo Oulwdl ss Hupepado rstk ethpeti ci sduega-, Postal Service Mon-Fri:8am-8pm;Sat:10am-5pm growing chorus seeking to end the professor’s lecture early. but the Department of Environmental Pro- Like most stories of the century, though it gested that he wasn’t convinced that the “You are out of order,” Rasinya said, giving Goria the stare- tection quickly ruled itself out after an inves- lasted about two weeks. But unlike annoyed toadfish is the root of the local hum. down. tigation. Everyone was stumped. residents of Bay Ridge, their Sausalito coun- “If it is the toadfish, we think a festival Undeterred by the warning, Goria looked back down at his Clearly, no one watches the Discovery terparts adopted the oyster toadfish. would be a great idea,” said a Gentile aide. two pages of notes and continued where he left off about the Channel. In the early 1980s, a mysterious Those crazy Californians celebrated their “It would bring more of that small-town feel church’s supposed corruption. humming noise in a California town created aquatic neighbors with a festival on the third to our community.” “Pastor Emerick was sent by the hierarchy to make sure this a “Sleepless in Sausalito” situation — but, Tuesday of June, when the fish really begin The aide questioned whether Gentile See YELLOW on page 8 as the Discovery Channel reported, fish bi- mating. would wear a toadfish costume. 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RSVP to Synagogue Office by May 17, 2007 walo mpoasns eosfs hioenr sb a—g f uilnl colfu pdeirnsgo na- addLeeda.d sA arpe olpicoeu risnpgo kiens,m hane Ft. Greene can offer your loved one $1,600 set of dentures. would only confirm the investi- The thief stopped the woman gation is continuing. Enjoy the serenity of MFFOrriiddNaayyT,, HMJunaLyeY 41 ,,T 22O0000T77 aaStt H44::00A00B pp..BmmA..T aiHgTnrrhegoae sub tnbaobdesnak d gnSe otdhhro eeenerlf d too, w nrnn aeAotta hcprmhe rSi olm ant2niie0mtdyh oe, Snp bt utuLrhretisee veitn-t.. ictronulargnMys dsa o oo amfwnt Miotncht auoeb s ryHBci cayer ocanblorkleoak, uclowyknn ndh C h oC7he eorwav nmwayss ,eaS rywr-vi 1datao0s-- Forltoa cG acrtoeeemdn feoin-rC ttalhibnelt eoh nics htHoairpllie calarlea. 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Martin Zonenshayn, M.D.,Chief,Division of Neurosurgery • Private landscapedgarden courtyard 7. Suhail Raoof, M.D., Chief, Division of Pulmonology and Critical Care Medicine • On-site parking for many homes 8. Alexandra Degenhardt, M.D., Director,Multiple Sclerosis Center • Bicycle room 9. John Heitner, M.D., Director, Nuclear Cardiology/Advanced Cardiac Imaging 10. Arthur Sung, M.D., Director, Interventional Pulmonology 501 ADAMS STREET 11. Mona Elkomos-Botros, M.D., Chief,Division of Rehabilitation Medicine HOBOKEN,NJ 07030 201.795.0055 To find the physician that’s best foryou, call 718-499-CARE www.AdamsSquare.com MARKETING AND EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT: THE MARKETING DIRECTORS,INC. AN R SQUARED RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM www.nym.org 506 Sixth Street, Park Slope, Brooklyn Member NAfefiwliaYteo: rWke-iPllr Mesebdyictael rCiaolnle gHee oaf lCthorcnaerlel U Snyivsetresimty Tcohniss tiist untoet a ann o offfeferriningg t.oT thhee fruelsl itdeernmtss ooff Ntheew o Yfoferrk aorre aanvya iolatbhleer isnt aat ep uwbhliecr oe fpferroihnigb istteadte bmy elanwt .avPariilcaebsle s ufrbojemc tt htoe Scphoanngseo rw.iTthhoisu dt oneost incoet. 4BRZ THEBROOKLYNPAPER• WWW.BROOKLYNPAPER.COM• (718) 834-9350 April 28, 2007 Pol: Bloomy’s plan is not ‘ferry‘ good By Matthew Lysiak shot down by the DOT. the possibility,” said company rep leaving others to wonder if the TwtbahexheeCio nB o r rwimoldeoaemfkn tli ytuna nttat eoP rt1 ashMp2 ee-ia rnmdn ohiBncauakttyt ae— n Rw h iadaatngvedeer cbtooofo mattN“hhtWspeee aw eaBin dl walye Yy ooa o vutRohrlekfidard t rcg tuWheeonre.patn atecieinrinrtagl yty ,eTb sciaos oxa “nwit,tss aa iodtxrhmueie”rt RcwaenorooadmTbul aehpld rrlereti a cnqDmaPeutOepaeed ndsTb dt.uis sod i lAliatffd oo li bnlrn. tu oot“mat hIt hertp ce eeoti rutsdm enorsrn’ycmmt ks stei.eten”novmato-l, mEtlfyhua eamrr“ryetTeehfo,du h rDa.s eneg aoddyrp e tthpeohono ett ra tcrakuhiietnrey. itt thohieerasimsc h ,s”awte vGaaesde b fnjaetusielstne-t they have Mayor Bloomberg to blame, a local pol charged this week. gavJeu sht ish omuurcs ha-lfateurd etdh e“ Gmraeyeonr- Move your asphalt! er, Greater New York” speech on Sunday, Councilman Vince Gentile (D–Bay Ridge) fired badacmki nsaisytirnagti othna t itsh e iBgnlooorminbge rga Paving plan released very simple, low-pollution mass transit alternative for Bay Ridge. abrttahrecmuaaartf“otsb f Tfosiwioctsnhir oo,eB a suu nrdolsodMdim do pek eallaen lyaiysaononendtcr , t oo”hat mnpoecs ar tpn oEicdrooplaee ntoGrhoat sehnreaein ne odsDrtpu ii llbsaaeaallyi.ynner, TBmtlehhaeoaeTsnkr tBows eooruooenngvonehhekt uylfrloya r-ntcrsth weatP islsa o wo tp hsfelifuaolrilmtcc idaambell e sesr earor igvad—ede.t st ti hanf egrt oi snmpayr ifnBwrgaae cycltll i-eoRdaneni dsioengfrge vt ,eh taodet tBsptwhtrreaoeocTOtce k hdeftwm. ser cFis eavwo eincerukonassrsrt.l s,lk d eetf r,dhari ovt ei “tm ee tmrdaos copi blhne lel isuasngntyigist’neet). ”r,n st iotahTnhkfohge eau e Dslnttdpow e h( tpoaaaean klnwtrded tim e,snh e oreeakernc slmecto ’ otnsooor gfvt d hepeTirendar vgt apihe nnaa ts rnoaa-t Tthhee oLnUlyT HwEeRigAhNt MlosEsD IcCeAnLte Cr EinN TBEroRo Skluyrng incaaml Wede igah Bt Laorisastr Iicn sStituurtgeeirsy pCroeundt etor boef C(Do–EuBanrcrloiileomrk atlhynin s HyDeeaairgv, hiGdts e)n stYeilacesu asrknedyd bcountC sootrnmulcymt iouanftet.ersr wenildl ugreint ga sam foeowth beru mridpey, owf eceokusr soef, pain owgr tehaeatikso bnsoe l eetnha avdte ausm ttihaliegty eb dcu.om Imfp Dpya OrnoTieasdg ecstausnr tf hmaeca egk uoen- aspuhareveae dnd,o tfthohe-r Excellenceby the American Society for Bariatric Surgery,while also holding a $500,000 to transform the 69th Josephine Beckmann, the district manager of road is resurfaced with fresh sticky asphalt, which Level I Accreditation from the American College of Surgeons. Sdotrceke.t Bpiuetr tihnet oD ae pfaerrtrmy-erneta doyf Cploemasmedu nbiyty t hBeo laisrdt, 1b0u ti nw Banatye dR imdgoere, sraoiadd ssh ien w haesr takLeso acnal addrdiviteiorsn asal yd athye oyr wtwilol .t rade the two weeks of Recently,the internationally recognized chair of Lutheran’s Department of Surgery, Tmroannespyo trot adtoio tnh eh ajso bn o—t s apnedn tt hthaet nei“gOhbvoerrahlol,o Id a tmo gveetr yth hea ppapmy,p” esrheed stareida.t m“Tehnet. roads inc“oSnovmeneie onfc teh feo rro aa dsms coaont hdeor ari dneu mdobwern o tnh ey orouard c.a r,” George S. Ferzli, M.D., was joined by James A. Sapala, M.D. — the nationally makes the green-minded Gen- that need it most are going to get the attention, but said Bensonhurst resident Alex Maur. “I think the renowned inventor of the Sapala Micropouch®gastric bypass operation, the only tile see red. there is a lot of work that still needs to be done.” work is long overdue.” patented procedure of its kind in the U.S. mis“sTiohne erT mraandsep oitr tvaetiroyn c lCeaorm to- whSath iet rseaqidu ethstee dn.e Sigphebcoifrihcaololyd, ga ostt raebtcohu ot fo n65e-thth Sirtdre oeft pavTihneg sDhoeupladr tbmee cnot mopfl eTterda nbsyp oJurtlayt i1o,n b usta aidd daeldl Together, they create a bariatric weight loss center with an unequaled range uthse t hfaet rtrhye ys aerrev incoet i[nftreormes teBd aiyn wa“s Tlehfet oDffe pthaer tlmiste. nt [of Transportation] has its own tahgaetn cinyd wivoiudluda nl osti tceosm cmouelndt abbeo uret sBcehcekdmulaendn.’ sT rhee- of state-of-the-art surgical procedures, including open and minimally invasive Ridge],” said Gentile. way of evaluating needs, and you never get every- quest for far more street repavings. laparoscopic surgeries. Even a Republican joined thing you ask for,” the ever-cheery Beckmann said. — Matthew Lysiak the Democratic councilman’s TAhned nboewst, Bwreoiogkhlty nlo hsass situ. rgical techniques available anywhere — you deserve it. csdtaarlie“ll yeFft oe crwro rmmyo oumrlsdeue tfrheev erifrlcoyper sciemofrruvponirmctoleve .se6s 9tlhothe- schTehdeu floeldlo twoi nbge lpoacvaetido nbse agrien nsicnhge dneuxletd w feoer kp:aving. Locations with an asterisk (*) are Tofind out if you’reacandidate for weight loss surgery or one of our lifestyle cal residents,” said Rep. Vito Community Board 10 Community Board 11(Bensonhurst): support programs, please call 1-718-630-RXRX (7979). Fossella (R–Bay Ridge). 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Sabita Moktan, M.D., Director,Diabetes Resource and Education Center • Classic baths of Carrera marble 2. Louis Camilien, M.D., Vice Chairman,Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology • Solid hardwood floors throughout 3. Jane Fong, M.D., Director, Division of Pediatric Critical Care Medicine 4. Miran Salgado, M.D., Chairman, Department of Neurology and Rehabilitation Medicine THIS LOFT-LIKE LIFESTYLE INCLUDES: 5. Anthony Tortolani, M.D., Chairman,Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery • Fully equipped fitness center 6. Martin Zonenshayn, M.D.,Chief,Division of Neurosurgery • Private landscapedgarden courtyard 7. Suhail Raoof, M.D., Chief, Division of Pulmonology and Critical Care Medicine • On-site parking for many homes 8. Alexandra Degenhardt, M.D., Director,Multiple Sclerosis Center • Bicycle room 9. John Heitner, M.D., Director, Nuclear Cardiology/Advanced Cardiac Imaging 10. Arthur Sung, M.D., Director, Interventional Pulmonology 501 ADAMS STREET 11. Mona Elkomos-Botros, M.D., Chief,Division of Rehabilitation Medicine HOBOKEN,NJ 07030 201.795.0055 To find the physician that’s best foryou, call 718-499-CARE www.AdamsSquare.com MARKETING AND EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT: THE MARKETING DIRECTORS,INC. AN R SQUARED RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM www.nym.org 506 Sixth Street, Park Slope, Brooklyn Member NAfefiwliaYteo: rWke-iPllr Mesebdyictael rCiaolnle gHee oaf lCthorcnaerlel U Snyivsetresimty Tcohniss tiist untoet a ann o offfeferriningg t.oT thhee fruelsl itdeernmtss ooff Ntheew o Yfoferrk aorre aanvya iolatbhleer isnt aat ep uwbhliecr oe fpferroihnigb istteadte bmy elanwt .avPariilcaebsle s ufrbojemc tt htoe Scphoanngseo rw.iTthhoisu dt oneost incoet.

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