The Brooklyn Paper Volume 30 Issue 24

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Piece of pizza soaring toward $3
Sunset Parker aids
By Ariella Cohen
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Aslice of pizza has hit $2.30 in Carroll Gardens
— and the shop’s owner says it’s “just a matter of
By Dana Rubinstein time” before a perfect storm of soaring cheese prices
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“I’ve been calling for days, everywhere. I should mirror the price of a swipe on the subway.
haven’t gotten no help from no one,” said Mar- Last week, owner John Esposito hung a sign in his
garita Gonzalez, who has been feeding the cub front window blaming “an increase in cheese prices”
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numbers and numbers. I’ve called 311 I don’t
how many times.”
In the meantime, Gonzalez has named the
raccoon “Weasel,” and comforts it by petting it
with a plastic spoon.
“He’s so cute,” Gonzalez said. “He doesn’t Squad from shuttered gym goes on to win it all
attack me when I try to rub him softly with the
spoon. He gets comfortable, like I’m his moth-
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from Carroll Gardens to Red Hook — and In January, the FDNYshuttered Aviator Sports in Floyd Bennett Field.” of gymnastics that makes it onto From left, the champs from Powerplay are Becky Rivera, Sofia Pascual, Michaela
See CUBon page 16 Powerplay, citing the lack of a sprin- The obstacles made the June 2 tri- ESPN. Champagne, Melina Finck, Tatiana Candelaria and Emily Dean.
Chimichanga Chuck Yvette says no to Dick
Schumer: Red Hook chefs a ‘treasure’
By Dana Rubinstein gation, but not one other Brooklyn mem- But Holtzman has a bigger target in
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a scheme many believe will lead to higher per- came as the Parks Department scrambled to “This Administration onto the resolution because tic Congress’s inaction.
mit fees that would force out the mom and pop cool the hot pepper rush of public anger over has continued to erode it didn’t stand a chance, “Democrats are timid
vendors in favor deep-pocketed corporations. the decision to ask other vendors to submit bids the trust of the American while a rep for Nadler about impeachment. I
Just one day after The Brook- for the summer-long permit. people and enough is sim- (D– Coney Island) spec- was in the House in
lyn Paper reported on the Parks The city says that its intention ply enough,” said Rep. ulated that his boss had- 1973 when the impeach-
Department’s open-bidding plan, is not to push out the vendors but Yvette Clarke (D–Park n’t signed on because, ment effort started with
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tacos, papusas and huaraches. Hook on Saturday. See SCHUMERon page 16 A vendor makes a sale at the park. among the Brooklyn Congressional dele- the impeachment of President Nixon. beloved immigrant Bob Hope.
Dinner with family, and The Sopranos
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With the appetizers, pasta, main course, Cool. Acouple on a date. Great. That guy Blackness. Silence.
coffee, dessert … the whole nine yards. By Vince DiMiceli over there looks like a truck driver. He’s got There’s no helicopter to lift us out of
But today, here we are, just like old a coffee, lots of cream, lots of sugar. this hell. “Goodbye” is not spelled out for
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Despite the outcry, our columnist thinks the final episode of “The Sopranos” last Sunday going to whack him; the entire family will where we’re all headed again. what the hell are we doing here? Who are “But you know,” I say. “It was really
night was a great way to end a memorable meal. get killed; A.J. is going to kill his father; We walk into an ice cream parlor and those black kids by the jukebox? Is that guy great to have dinner with the family.”
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With that much pent-up it’s no wonder why not knowing Tony’s
true fate would drive a man to — hallucination. Acombination of Mean green or good grass?
that lack of closure, urban dread and some spicy meatballs got me
dreaming about what reallyhappens to the Jersey Capo, suggesting
that maybe we need a little “Sopranos” in our lives:
Now that he’s made peace with the New York family, Tony
has branched out to Brooklyn. “Good idea, Tony,” Paulie says. “I
saw the Virgin Mary at the Fruit Street Sitting Area once.” Cadman Plaza Department’s Brooklyn Borough of toxic timebombs. green fiber blades and rubber
Tony pulls his SUVaround the Brooklyn Bridge bike lane, Commissioner, Julius Spiegel, re- But at Tuesday morning’s pellets made from recycled
flips off a bicyclist and begins searching for a parking spot on Park re-opens ferring to the uproar that ensued opening, Parks Commissioner tires. It is soft to the touch,
Henry Street. He’s cranking Bob Dylan’s “Tangled Up in Blue” when the agency announced in Adrian Benepe countered with a though in the mid-day sun, it’s
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an empty storefront — the lion facelift — officially open. choked for natural space. In April, of dust. Some people called it a included new trees, lawns,
PAGES former home of Q Photo. “I must admit, I got a little Public Advocate Betsy Gotbaum dustbowl. When it rained, it was paths, benches, lighting fences
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On Montague Street, Tony walks into the Heights Casino. DUMBO’s only yeshiva has closed —
Since his luck has turned good again, he’s always looking for but there’s no Jewish Exodus going on;
action. He’s disappointed to observe only bankers in white the yeshiva’s founders are about to open a
shorts playing racquetball. Not a craps game or blackjack table community center nearby.
in sight. He resolves to “fix that problem” and heads closer to Chabad of DUMBO is remodeling a one- Pregnant
Downtown. At the corner of Willoughby and Bridge Streets, Tony story building on Jay Street into a commu-
picks up a hot coffee and doughnut at the Broadway Bakery. On the nity center rather than continue operating
way out, he sees a vision — the Belltel Lofts. At first he thinks the the academy devoted solely to Torah study or need a GYN Exam?
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Heights by Frank Anthony Polito, will be part of the New weeks, there will be a lounge, a kitchen, a gogues should “be more like Starbucks.”) Reform Jews, not just the Chabadniks. And
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chorizo quesadillas the size of an infant’s leg. These papusa pa- Mama D, one of Red Hook’s last feral dogs, has been captured. Here, she plays with pals in happier times earlier this year.
triots didn’t even turn their backs on the issue when their paper
plates began to turn yellow and dissolve under the weight of the
delicacy’s grease. That’s commitment. Nab Hook’s last feral dog
Activists on diets sacrificed the calorie-burning benefits of a
morning at yoga with Big Gulp-sized cups of lime juice and lit-
tle baggies of fresh mango.
Newcomers sampled the ceviche for the first time, stamping
out old fears of fish sold outdoors!
The People came in great number to gorge in support and, of By Ariella Cohen hood stalwart. Her voice grows
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tivist, which in Brooklyn, in week, she was resettled in a to their bodies because they Zucker — who kept one of “It’s the end of an era, but
this day and age, is typically clenched around a computer mouse. Pennsylvania home, reuniting were scared,” said Zucker. the dogs as a pet — is perhaps an one that it was time to say good-
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sage to click off to Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe. “The dogs had lived there for
But while the online indignation was directed at the city’s de- many years and they were rela-
cision to invite other vendors — including deep-pocketed cor- tively safe. When construction
pexoaracttley f sohoodc kseeldle. rs — to sell at the site, some regulars were not bweagsa ann, atchcei d[ednatn wgearit ibnegg taon h].a pI-t Carroll Gardens quickly Pregnant
“I believe all this will disappear,” said Cesar Guerra, a native pen.”
of Guatemala who has made the trek to the Red Hook soccer Zucker’s rescue efforts be-
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and took a slow look at the jersey-topped men playing soccer in for months, until she found peo- The Carroll Gardens Neighborhood Association wants to build a 70-foot-tall building. “We have
the center of the park. Then Guerra laughed. ple to adopt them. discussed different options for expediting a pro- light, air, traffic and population issues that need to
“I think everyone has forgotten that this is all here because of After the puppy daddy, a posed downzoning of the neighborhood — includ- be addressed to future developers.”
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unteer of the Year” award to Doris Frost, a retired Verizon worker lived without a bark of trouble hitching Carroll Gardens’wagon to Gowanus’s landmark protection into Carroll Gardens. Angela Wilson, M.D.
who has been making LICH patients feel better free of charge for until 2005, when developer star. “City Planning is low on staff and there is a “The landmark designation [carries] a 50-foot
five years. … Broken window alert: Our Boerum Hill spies say Thor Equities bought the rust- long line. … It could be four or five years [before height limit, and we need that,” he said. 55 Greene Ave. Suite 2B, Ft. Greene
that there has been a rash of car-window-breaking in the neighbor- ing hulk for $40 million. a Carroll Gardens downzone is approved].” He also favored linking up with the Gowanus For Appointment Call 718-398-8100
hood lately. Remember that next time you throw your cellphone As construction crews began By then, of course, development would build rezoning effort. Open Days ~ Evenings ~ Weekends
on the car seat while on that deli run. Or on the Tazzacoffee run. to demolish the plant, the dogs structures that would “ruin” the neighborhood’s “If the city is now going to rezone the canal
Yup, the beloved restaurant-café on Henry Street at Atlantic Av- made a new home in the va- low-rise character, supporters of downzoning say. area for housing, [it should put] height by the
enue, has reopened after a brief closure by Department of Health. cant, graffiti-covered lot nearby Carroll Gardens is just the latest neighborhood to canal [and] protect Carroll Gardens,” Scotto said,
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is why we are Brooklyn’s paper.” four Muslim men and charged them with noticed that there was, indeed, a hole in the point to the pipeline.
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where Community Board 10 meetings sometimes last well past F. Kennedy Airport, Rep. Vito Fossella in- and terrorists away from the jet-fuel pipeline. cas made use of a rope that a homeless per-
“24” (and that’s just the public comment portion!), and where vited the media to the Bay Ridge portion As this sequence of photos shows, Fos- son installed. EVERYTHING
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The brass gave few answers — it was, as Hillary Clinton once day, in hopes of experiencing their march on Monday, June 4,
called it, a “listening tour,” after all. Boroughs Editor Steve Mc-
Farland, who works out of the Manhattan office, and Brooklyn
Bureau Chief Paul Shin listened along with columnist Denis
Hamill and reporters Joyce Shelby and Jotham Sederstrom, a
Brooklyn Paper alum who was interrupted mid-waffle when
Dunn tapped him to brief the audience on the Atlantic Yards proj-
ect — which the News has endorsed, despite, apparently, its edi-
tor’s lack of knowledge of the project. Sederstrom exchanged his
salt shaker for a microphone (yes, he salts his waffles!) and gave a
well-thought-out off-the-cuff presentation (maybe he, not some
guy from England, should be running “Brooklyn’s daily paper.”)
Bay Ridgites know they already have a local paper (you’re
holding it in your hands), but the News did have one secret
weapon with which even The Brooklyn Paper can’t compete:
Hall of Fame cartoonist Bill Gallo.
Gallo, who landed a job as a copyboy at the News in 1941 (tak-
ing a break to serve in World War II), was hounded by autograph
seekers throughout his breakfast and even chimed in on the Yan-
kees/Mets controversy. “Sometimes with A-Rod it can be difficult Rob Moncure and college buddy Matthew Green tried to
to fit anything but Yankees into the paper,” said Gallo. “The man walk the entirety of New York City. Here one of them sleeps
hits 20 home runs in a month and then scores again with the in the Rockaways.
blondes over breakfast.”
Ah, Gallo. That’sa newspa-
perman.
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Slope to Shaya: Fix J.J. Byrne Park now
By Dana Rubinstein occupying one of real-estate Even though the promised “Certainly, the fact that
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Members of Park Slope’s until he fulfills his promise to sure they’re completed before ceded Community Board 6
community board want the repair a local park damaged Boymelgreen’s NOVO condo District Manager Craig Ham-
city to prevent tenants from during construction. residents can move in. merman. “But the board
wthaen ctist ys womone’ t aissssuurea Bncoey mtheal-t and rob on
green a certificate of occu-
pancy — which would allow
the developer to start moving
people into the building — Polhemus Pl.
until the repairs are made.”
The dispute dates back to
2004, when Boymelgreen
damaged a handball court in
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Fifth Street. Awoman walking near her Polhemus Place home late on June
By the end of 2005, the 6 was pushed to the ground and robbed of her bag, cops said.
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parkland as a staging area The perp, described as a black man, 5-foot-4 and wearing jeans,
for construction. fled on foot down Carroll Street. He got away with $80 and some
The $1.6-million renova- credit cards.
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would “do what we can” to building on Fourth Avenue was damaged during construction. Three days later, a woman parked her 1990 Toyota Camry on
address “the community’s Now, local officials want to deny Boymelgreen a key permit until Garfield Place, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, at around 3:30 pm.
concerns.” he makes repairs. When the 20-year-old woman returned to it just four and a half
hours later, it was gone.
On June 7, a man who had left his wallet in plain sight inside his
Dodge van at 9 am returned a few hours later to find the wallet gone
and the front window shattered. The car had been parked behind a
building on Fourth Avenue between Atlantic and Pacific streets.
Two break-ins on PPW
• On June 8, a thief stole two laptop computers — a PC and an
Apple — from a building on Prospect Park West at Garfield Place.
The break-in occurred sometime between 8 am and 10:15 pm, when
the resident returned home to find the missing equipment. Cops be-
lieve that a neighbor may have done the deed.
• Hours later — and just four doors down — another man lost his
laptop when a perp climbed through an open window. This crime
occurred sometime between 8:30 pm and and 8:20 pm on June 9,
cops said.
Lost identities
At least four people complained of having their identities stolen
last week.
• On June 5, a man walked into the 78th Precinct stationhouse to
tell cops that someone had opened a Home Depot account in his
name and rung up $1,224.31 in charges, dating back to last Septem-
ber. The 56-year-old victim lives on 12th Street, between Third and
Fourth avenues.
• On June 6, a 67-year-old man told cops that someone had
opened up accounts at Lowe’s and Sears in her name — and that the
Sears account already had $7,266.47 on it. The man lives on Ninth
Street between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
• The next day, a 47-year-old woman dropped by the stationhouse
to report that someone had been making purchases with her debit
card, even though it never left her bag. The unknown perp or perps
had rung up $1,017 in bills. The victim lives on Garfield Place be-
tween Polhemus and Fiske places.
• And on the same day, another victim showed up at the Sixth Av-
enue stationhouse to report that someone had withdrawn $11,530.03
— plus been hit with $36 in fees! — from his savings account. The
78-year-old victim lives on St. Johns Place between Sixth and Sev-
enth avenuees.
Sick theft
Awoman recovering at a local hospital had her iPod, headphones
and cellphone stolen while she napped on June 5, police said.
The 33-year-old woman was in her room at the Seventh Avenue
medical center at around 3:45 pm when she dozed off.
When she awoke two hours later, not only was the electronic equip-
ment gone, but she was also missing her Metrocard and credit cards.
She had been sharing the room with another patient.
Catfight
Awoman told cops that her ex-girlfriend ambushed her outside a
popular Fifth Avenue lesbian bar and stole her handbag on June 9.
The 33-year-old woman told police that she had been drinking at
the bar, which is at Fifth Street, at around 10 pm. When she left, the
ex rushed over and snatched the purse, which contained $300 and
various credit cards.
Cops described the ex-girlfriend as a 28-year-old woman, 5-foot-
9, with long black dreadlocks and a tattoo with the word “Jordan”
on it.
Jordan is not the name of the victim in this report, by the way.
Insult and injury
The plot thickens at a construction site on Fourth Avenue and
12th Street.
In last week’s blotter, we reported that a man visited the site on
May 29 to inquire why his brother had been fired — and ended up
beating up his bro’s former co-workers, cops said.
Well, the next day, the fired man showed up — but this time, the
former co-workers pounded him, according to the police report.
The 36-year-old victim told cops that he showed up at the job site
to simply inquire why he had been fired.
“It’s none of your business,” one of his former co-workers appar-
ently told him.
But other workers couldn’t leave well enough alone. As the fired
hardhat turned to leave, two other men jumped in and started pum-
meling the former worker with a hammer and a wooden beam.
No arrests have been made, but cops know where the alleged as-
sailants work and what they look like.
Bar brawl
Aman was slashed after a bar fight turned violent on Fourth Av-
enue on June 8.
The 31-year-old victim told cops that he had gotten into a “verbal
dispute” with another customer of the bar, which is on Fourth Av-
enue at Bergen Street, just after midnight.
“I’ll do you,” the perp said, before pulling out an unidentified ob-
ject, slashing the victim, and running away down St. Marks Place.
The thug’s white sweatshirt was recovered, cops said, but the K-9
unit couldn’t track him down.
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from their colorful heydays.
Izzi was even known around town as a meticulous dresser with an
uncanny ability to color coordinate his wardrobe.
Twenty years ago, news of twin, mob-linked shootings would have
shaken the community, but today it hardly registers as a tremor.
Many residents around the shootings even seemed confused by the
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stand.”
Another woman said heard about the murder, but didn’t know there
was a mob connection.
“I was in the shower when I heard the gunshots,” said the woman,
who also lives on the block of the shooting. “I didn’t know the man
and I hadn’t heard anything about the mob.”
Of course, there were the usual characters playing the classic role of
wise guys (if not wiseguys).
“You have to watch who you ask,” said one of the men, who were
standing at the corner of Bath Street and 17th Avenue. “You don’t want
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Shortly after the halfway point, the grueling quest claimed its first
casualty: Moncure had to drop out because of, what else?, foot pain.
“I had tremendous pain in my ankles,” said Moncure, who ended
up sidelined last Wednesday after walking a respectable 83 miles. “The
front of each ankle was incredibly swollen. Each featured a large lump
that didn’t feel any more comfortable than it looks.”
At least the West Coast native got a healthy dose of Brooklyn flavor
before he was sidelined — the pair scheduled the walk so that its first
dinner would be in, where else?, Bay Ridge.
“It has the most diverse restaurant selection in the entire city,” said
Moncure. “The only problem was selecting only one eatery.”
They settled on Vesuvio, at 7305 Third Ave. Moncure ordered the
Manhattan pizza, and Green ordered fettuccine primavera.
“Vesuvio’s was great,” said Moncure after the meal. “The food was
the best we had to that point.”
The two friends also met some of Bay Ridge’s good Samaritans
along the way.
Alocal religious leader was inspired by the duo’s exploits and
reached out to contribute. The Rev. John Farrell of Christ Church Bay
Ridge, which is at 7301 Ridge Blvd., offered the men a place to rest
their weary bones that first night.
After that, it was back to the races. At the time, Green thought it
would be a walk in the park.
“We are well known for our strenuous methods of training and
preparing for our trips,” he said at the time. “We included such inten-
sive measures as eating pizza and watching ‘Smokey and the Bandit.’”
That kind of training may lead people to think this kind of thing is
easy, but when Gary Jarvis tried to run all 1,742 miles of Brooklyn ear-
lier this year, he made it halfway and petered out.
The sidelined borough runner had some advice for the two aspiring
city walkers: “Wear comfortable shoes, take some toilet paper, and go
through neighborhoods you’d otherwise not have occasion to visit,”
said Jarvis.
“Oh, and stretch those hamstrings.”
Green, the Bay Ridge native, must have listened, because last Fri-
day, he finally crossed the finish line at City Hall, where he was greet-
ed by the hobbled Moncure.
The walker-extraordinaire’s words would have made Don King
blush.
“Roll over Lewis and Clark and tell Neil Armstrong the news,” said
Green. “The pantheon of great American explorers is a little more
crowded.”