The Brooklyn Paper Volume 32 Issue 26

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by  The Brooklyn Paper

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R and N trains rated filthiest in the system
By Thomas Nocera nasty!” said Joey McPhail, Bay are a huge comedown. Only last
for The Brooklyn Paper Ridge resident and frequent rider year, the R train had a 45-per-
Now we know what the “R” of both trains. “The reports def- cent score and the N was ranked
and the “N” stands for in the initely got it right.” 63 percent clean.
names of two of Brooklyn’s R-train rider Nina Zaragoza A Metropolitan Transportation
key subway lines: “Rancid” and also finds her commute from Bay Authority spokesman did not re-
“Nasty.” Ridge, “disgusting,” she said. pudiate the Straphangers findings,
That news comes from the “It’s dirty all the time, full but blamed budget cuts for “un-
Straphangers Campaign’s lat- of papers, empty bottles, urine,” evenness in results across the
est survey of subway cleanli- added Zaragoza, who runs a tu- lines.”
ness (or lack thereof), which toring agency. The spokesman said that main-
found that the R and N trains For her, there was only one taining high ranks across the
have clean scores of 25 and 29 bright side to the filth: a few years whole system would require about m
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of cars that appeared clean. hangers report found a slight over- NO SURPRISE: A transit watchdog
This year’s ranking all improvement, 57 percent up group has ranked the R and N trains
for the R and N from 50 percent last year. the filthiest in the city. Here’s why.
Court ordered
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POWERFUL LOBBY: The grand former bank space in the ground floor of the Wil- In a twist that could be disastrous condemning their land and turning it
liamsburgh Savings Bank tower will soon be available for parties and weddings. for Bruce Ratner, New York’s high- over to Ratner — surprised many peo-
est court surprised many and agreed ple, including Ratner himself.
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illegally used its power of eminent mous lower court victory in the same
domain to spearhead the embat- case that “this is really the last hur-
tled $4.9-billion Atlantic dle, and now we can do what our
Yards project. company does best and build an
GET MARRIED HERE — FOR $15K! Previous eminent do- arena and houses,” the Daily
main cases have gone News reported.
well for Ratner, but even On Tuesday, a spokes-
By Mike McLaughlin tower at One Hanson,” a name York on the wall, wooden bank if he wins this court bat- man for Ratner expressed
The Brooklyn Paper that reflects the building’s ac- teller stations and marble ta- tle — this time in the confidence that Court
Get ready to start rocking tual address at 1 Hanson Pl., bles will be untouched. Court of Appeals — de- of Appeals would also
around the clock tower. though the party room is not Prices start at $15,000 to lays from this round of lit- rule in favor of the devel-
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tallest building in Brooklyn. from almost any alteration by vation Commission said Blu- court, another deal that turns into a tradition of interpreting this state’s
“The space is phenomenal its landmark status. min doesn’t need to present her pumpkin at the end of this year. Constitution in a manner that affords
— the pride of Brooklyn,” said That means the vaulted ceil- plans unless she wants to mod- Borough President Markowitz endorsed Councilman Bill The high court’s decision on Mon- more protection to individual rights
Jennifer Blumin of Skyline Stu- ings with images of the night ify the space, most recently an DeBlasio for public advocate on Monday. For the full day to hear the case from property own- and liberties,” said plaintiffs’ lawyer
dios, referring to the “Clock- sky, a mosaic of colonial New HSBC branch. story, head over to BrooklynPaper.com ers in the Atlantic Yards footprint — Matthew Brinckerhoff.
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Protesters demand that Patrick Henry McCarren keep his pool
By Ben Muessig become synonymous with good before our eyes everyday.” name, but during his time in Al- ing Democracy.”
The Brooklyn Paper times and the now-defunct rock Opponents of the plan — bany from he also lobbied for the So far, the city has not decided
A proposal to sell the nam- and roll pool parties. which was first reported in our construction of the Williamsburg definitively whether or not it will
ing rights of the someday-to-re- As such, North Brooklynites older sister publication, the New Bridge. sell the pool’s naming rights, and
open McCarren Park Pool has put are rallying to keep make sure York Post — claim that remov- Opponents often criticized Mc- a request for proposals has not yet
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point), whose works may be long- the street. “We have a history, and in 1909 — might be best remem- George McClellan as a man of olutionary War General George Emily Gallagher (left) and Mikki Halpin are protesting a
forgotten, but whose name has we are seeing it just torn down bered for the park that bears his “untiring efforts and unswerv- Washington. proposal to sell the naming rights to McCarren Pool.
Ridge seeks to 86 vendors SUPERFIGHT
By Ben Muessig 86th Street between Fourth Ave- District Manager Josephine Beck-
The Brooklyn Paper nue and Fort Hamilton Parkway, as mann, who told The Brooklyn Pa- Gowanus battle down to wire
Food fight! well as Fourth and Fifth avenues per that her office has been flooded
At the request of Bay Ridge between 84th and 88th streets. with complaints about the meat and
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city to ban street food carts from “It’s really becoming an issue with these vendors on the corner — The Gowanus Canal is in waterway — and both Mayor Gowanus
an unusual position of hav- Bloomberg and the federal
the bustling business district on for small businesses,” said CB10 See VENDORS on page 9
ing two governments bit- Environmental Protection
Agency are upping the ations from Congress.
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a week left in the pub- the Superfund option was
COUNTDOWN lic debate. an admission on Tuesday
The EPA favors from Caswell Holloway,
5 adding the infamous chief of staff to Deputy
DUMBO ATM charges $3.99 canal to its Super- Mayor Ed Skyler, that de-
fund program, which spite the Superfund desig-
By Mike McLaughlin The cash machine outside was started in 1980 nation, the city can still pro-
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EYE
of the
Relievers Mike Lynn, Mike to’s double and two more on
Johnson and Sam Martinez Alex Gregory’s two-out sin-
STORM
were great, but the Cyclones gle. Giarraputo was 2-for-5 on
only managed one hit — a the night with three RBIs.
two-out single in the ninth — Reliever Lance Hoge was
after that explosive fourth. unhittable in two innings.
Renegades 3 Cyclone hitting continues
to amaze. The team is batting
Cyclones 13
a league-leading .282 and has
The world’s best Cyclones coverage Sunday, June 28, at Keyspan
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portant, walking just one, set-
(and the Scrappers have NEXT STOP, CITI FIELD?: Injured Met starter
ting the pace for a huge Cy-
played one more game!). Oliver Perez pitched well in his rehab start
clone win. It was Perez’s first
But it hasn’t been all hit- with the Brooklyn Cyclones on Sunday night.
Cyclones 10 ter his leadoff triple. outing since landing on the ting; the Cyclones also have
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Wednesday, June 24, at Bouchard and Sam Honeck league: 1.91 as a squad.
Hudson Valley did make
Hudson Valley in the seventh added another three errors on the night — Cyclones 3
For the second straight run, and two more came in in
and gave up three unearned Renegades 1 (cid:73)(cid:66)(cid:83)(cid:69)(cid:77)(cid:90)(cid:1)(cid:76)(cid:79)(cid:70)(cid:88)(cid:1)(cid:90)(cid:70)
night, the Cyclones pounded the ninth, thanks to more dou-
runs — but the Cyclones re- Tuesday, June 30, at Keyspan
the Renegades with a 12-hit bles by Bouchard (who was
turned to their double-digit Park
barrage and awesome start- 4-for-5 on the night, with three
hitting with 10 on the night. The Clones got on the
ing pitching. doubles) and Rivera (2-for-5). The Cyclones scored two board first, scoring two in (cid:41)ere are the only statistics that matter: 73 pitches,
Starter James Fuller gave Gregory was also 3-for-5. 41 for strikes, zero pain and one big meal for
in the first, one on an error the fourth on a Nicholas Gi-
up just three hits in his six in- The win raised the Cy- and another on a SAC fly by arraputo RBI double and a his Cyclone teammates.
nings. The only blemish was clones’ record to a division- Nicholas Giarraputo. Doc Doyle RBI single. That was the linescore for injured Met starter Ol-
a leadoff triple in the sixth leading 4–1. The team travels Two more runs scored in Sam Honeck capped the iver Perez’s five innings of nearly perfect pitching
and then a passed ball that to Aberdeen for a three-game the second on a force out and Cyclone scoring with a SAC for the Clones on Sunday night, when Perez joined
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one, Alexander Gregory lin McHugh (2–0, 1.64 ERA) Starting pitcher Jim Fuller lowered his ERA to .69 double, Ralph Henriquez fol- was lights out in the eighth, important Cy- CYCLONES
knocked in two more with gave up just three hits and in the Cyclones 3–1 win on Tuesday night. lowed with an RBI single and and closer Michael Powers clone tradition:
a double. Luis Nieves fol- struck out six in six shutout Luis Rivera capped the rally got his first save of the year the Met million-
lowed with a two-bagger of innings. with a two-run triple. with a one-hit ninth. aire treated his By Gersh Kuntzman
his own, knocking in two The Cyclone barrage be- Rivera led off with a dou- during the eighth, thanks to All of the Renegade runs The win put the Cyclones Class-A team-
more. A final run scored on gan in the fourth, with a run ble and later scored on Doc a Matt Bouchard SAC fly and scored after Perez was re- four-and-a-half games ahead mates to a post-game dinner at Gargiulo’s, across
Matt Bouchard’s single. scoring on Nicholas Giarra- Doyle’s single. a wild pitch. lieved by Erik Turgeon, who of second place Aberdeen in the street from Keyspan Park.
Gregory later scored on a puto’s SAC fly. The Cyclones put it out Nieves added two more gave up three hits in his one the New York–Penn League’s And the pitching staff appreciated having him
sacrifice fly in the sixth af- In the next inning, Luis of reach in the sixth, with RBIs to his night with a inning of work. But Wesley McNamara Division. around.
three runs, thanks to a Matt bases-loaded single in the Wrenn closed the door with Cyclones 4 “He’s a cool guy. Completely normal,” said reliever
Bouchard triple, a Sam Ho- ninth. Matt Bouchard fol- three no-hit innings to get Valley Cats 3 Erik Turgeon. “He got along with the team great, gave
neck RBI single, a Luis Rivera lowed that with another RBI his first save. Wednesday, July 1, at Key- us confidence. He never tried to tell us how to do our
HEALTH, MIND RBI single and then a Nicho- single. Cyclones 9 span Park jobs. Just talked to us normally, about fishing, food.
las Santomauro RBI triple. Juan Centano and Nieves Renegades 1 The first of three Tri-City Normal conversation.”
In the Cyclone eighth, three were both 3-for-4 on the Monday, June 29, at Hudson errors led to the first Cyclone Coach Joel Fuentes echoed Turgeon and other pitch-
more runs came in, though night. Valley run in the bottom of the first. ers’ comments that Perez was no show-off during his
& BODY most of the blame lied with Starter Mark Cohoon (2–0, Another double-digit hit- John Servidio led off the in- trip to the lowest level of professional baseball.
Aberdeen pitching (a walk, 2.25 ERA) was strong for the ting barrage, coupled with ning with a single, but got sec- “He was supportive of the team like no other per-
two wild pitches and a hit bat- second-straight outing, scat- stellar starting pitching, pro- ond on an error. He later scored son — an unbelievable guy,” Fuentes said. “Always
ter don’t help). With the bases tering just three hits over vided the formula for the Cy- on a single by Sam Honeck. confident, and you need that on a team, especially
loaded, Santomauro singled seven innings. Matias Car- clones’ eighth win in their In the bottom of the third, with young kids. He didn’t teach them any pitching
DENTISTS in two. illo and Michael Powers each first 10 games. Servidio led off with his third tricks, but he showed them how a big leaguer acts —
On the night, Bouchard had no-hit innings in relief. Starter Brandon Moore (2- homer of the year. After an- and that’s more important.”
(who is batting .440) was Cyclones 2 0, .64 ERA) scattered three other Honeck single, Ralph Perez was pretty pleased with his hour in a Cy-
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Friday, June 26, at Aberdeen — and in the Cyclones case, it But the Cyclones erased Starter Collin McHugh my team, and try to help them and do what I have to
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arms continued to be the for- Clones managed just four hits a Luis Rivera RBI triple. though he was not his invicible That’s something Met fans need to hear right now.
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BROOKLYN’S PREMIER IMPLANT Brooks on the first in the sec- Starter Angel Cuan had his single later in the inning by Matias Carrillo and Mike hab starts soon for the Cyclones — not that a team
& COSMETIC DENTAL CENTER ond with a solo shot. And the second rough outing, but he Dock Doyle plated another. Powers closed it out with three that’s batting nearly .300 and has a league-leading
Cyclones really melted the actually wasn’t that bad, giv- Two more runs came in innings of shutout ball. staff earned run average of 1.72 needs any help.
CARROLL GARDENS DENTAL ASSOC. Ironbirds with three more ing up all four Ironbird runs during the visiting seventh The win raised the Cy- “They could tell me that I’ve got [Jose] Reyes to-
DR. RICHARD A. ROSEN in the fifth — two of which in the third, yielding two dou- on singles by Bouchard and clones’ record to a league-best morrow,” said Pedro Lopez, manager of the 9–2 Cy-
scored on Luis Nieves’s first bles and three singles. Honeck. 10–2 and put the Brooks in clones. “And I’d say, ‘That’s great, but I might not start
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Emergencies treated promptly never been able to get that,” Hospital on Wednesday. • Double D Pool [Douglass Street be- Unfortunately, former Brooklyn Paper
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Special care for children & anxious patients
a nurse who has worked at Hospital President Rich- wrote in a memo to the hos- Boerum Hill. [phone]]. Open ev- ger gracing our public ponds, but you’ll
WE NOW ACCEPT OXFORD the hospital for 32 years. She ard Becker has promised that pital’s staff on Wednesday. ery day from 11 am to 7 pm. Closed from still have fun.
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Crowns & Bridges (Capping) tio is anywhere from one-to- contract that would improve union picketed in front of
• Painless, Non-Surgical Gum Treatment eight to one-to-12. patient care. New York Methodist Hos-
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Dr. Jeffrey M. Kramer even eat lunch,” she added. tient satisfaction, unrelated to nurses’ contracts there ex-
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Everyone knows that Bush-
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tion, it definitely was. Hirsch Kirby Desmarais will soon open a tattoo and skateboard shop in The Loom, Vegetable Inks
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with locals who finished 25 We Print Stuff Chemical-Free
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he said. “But no one wanted The Loom’s storefronts, which Kirby Desmarais, who crowd, that is if the post-teens Wind Power
168 7th Street and 3rd Avenue to leave.” go for about $1,500 a month lives a few blocks from The aren’t bothered by the smell of
Brooklyn, NY 11215 The company is hoping for spaces that range from 600 Loom and plans to open Wa- Waste Management’s Varick
that The Loom will spark the to more than 1,000 square feet, ter Tower Decks and Ink, a Street transfer station just a Brochures
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Graphic Artist, The Brooklyn Paper concerns. Cleaning up the Gow-
Student 369-4969 The proposed Sponge Park along anus Canal will never be effective
and Children
the banks of the fetid Gowanus if we don’t also come up with so-
Canal is finally living up to its lutions like the Sponge Park that
name in one way: it’s soaking up prevent future contamination,” Ve-
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earmark sponsored by Rep. Nydia then, the Conservancy has been
Velazquez (D–Carroll Gardens). courting the city for its support
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The rush to restrict build- hood was worth protecting sponse to the outcry that the city says seven stories is un- is back!
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New fatality renews calls for safer roadway through Slope
A NEW BREED OF PET SUPPLY STORES
By Robert Voris
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OFF that the struggle among cars, trucks, Streets
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diculous — but over the weekend, The battle for Brooklyn’s byways
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by a van and killed last Saturday at “Someone’s gonna get screwed,”
& more (cid:220)(cid:136)(cid:204)(cid:133)(cid:202)(cid:204)(cid:133)(cid:136)(cid:195)(cid:202)(cid:62)(cid:96) the intersection of Fifth Avenue and he concluded.
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in order, some say. the Fifth Avenue Business Improve- On Fifth Avenue, bikers are sometimes take drastic measures.
ARE YOU CARING But others argue that the bike lane ment District was already calling for
is what should be eliminated. the elimination of the bike lane, ar-
FOR AN ELDERLY Carlton Ballen, who manages the guing that cyclists and trucks can’t “We need commercial no-standing into it, but its spokesman, Seth Sol-
Black Sheep tavern on St. Marks safely share the road. zones on every corner,” said Kermyt omonow, recently told The Brook-
RELATIVE OR SOMEONE Place, is on the side of letting bik- “When [trucks] double-park, they Padilla, a mover who was unload- lyn Paper that the agency is fond of a
ers stay — if the roadway is recon- have to park outside the bike lane and ing his double-parked truck between bike lane that typically serves close
WITH MEMORY LOSS? figured for cars. that brings traffic to a dead stop,” St. Mark’s and Prospect places (he to 900 cyclists in a 12-hour period.
“Make it a one-way,” he said. “Get said Irene LoRe, director of the BID is not related to Liz Padilla). “Oth- Wiley Norvell, a spokesman for the
rid of the parking. Have one lane for and the owner of Aunt Suzie’s res- erwise, we’re in the middle of the pro-biking group Transportation Al-
bikes, one for cars and buses [and] taurant. street and everyone’s pissed off try- ternatives, also argued that the prob-
We’re here to one for deliveries.” But in the wake of the cyclist’s death, ing to get around us.” lem with Fifth Avenue is not the cy-
Of course, even Ballen admitted some truck drivers said the Fifth Av- For now, the Department of Trans- clists, but the illegally parked cars
that this wasn’t perfect for pedestri- enue BID’s proposal goes too far. portation is saying that it will look and trucks.
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Hospital hoax away at around midnight
my mother — it’s a 88TH PRECINCT POLICE BLOTTER New York Methodist Hos- when a masked thief entered
lifesaver for families.” Fort Greene–Clinton Hill pital became a crime scene the shop, which is on 87th
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Mets All-Star on June 25. The victim told police she ground, he ran off on foot.
Keith Hernandez The 31-year-old man and left her purse on her desk at • A Bonnie and Clyde duo
his wife said that the trio of windows and taken $100, a The victims told police the hospital, which is on Sixth stopped two people outside
trouble attacked the hus- cellphone, iPod speakers, a that the armed man entered Street between Seventh and a 95th Street deli at around
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provides: (cid:85)(cid:202)(cid:19)(cid:192)(cid:105)(cid:105)(cid:202)(cid:204)(cid:192)(cid:62)(cid:152)(cid:195)(cid:171)(cid:156)(cid:192)(cid:204)(cid:62)(cid:204)(cid:136)(cid:156)(cid:152)(cid:202)(cid:204)(cid:156)(cid:202)(cid:62)(cid:152)(cid:96)(cid:202)(cid:118)(cid:192)(cid:156)(cid:147)(cid:202) round and that they stole two She told police that she had Warren Street. go a week without a heap- one victim, forced a knife to
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of beer in stock 969 Third Avenue two well-dressed men when town this week, as at least into a car parked on Berk- 90TH PRECINCT
they attempted to enter the five cars were stolen or bro- ley Street. The owner of the
(at 37 St., across from Costco) subway station at Joralemon ken into. Here’s how the jerks car, which was between Plaza Williamsburg–Bushwick
SUNSET PARK and Court streets early on made their getaways: Street West and Eighth Ave- Gunned down
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www.SunsetBeer.com that they entered the station horn Street on June 21, mak- without taking anything from Montrose Avenue on June
Open Mon-Sat / We Deliver agta 1n2 :h3i0tt ainmg. Obnoeth a tmtaeckne or bveer- ianngd o eflfe wctirtohn $i6c2s.0 T inh ec lvoitchtiinmg t he veh—ic lJea.cob Kleinman 2 8.The crook fired at the Wil-
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and kicked them. Then one ins streets at 2:15 pm and re- Carroll Gardens rimer and Leonard streets at
thief pulled out a small pis- turned an hour later. Cobble Hill–Red Hook around 2:23 am.
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The victims promptly it was parked at a clothing A hungry diner in a Smith Two perps roughed up
handed over their cellphones store on Livingston Street Street restaurant lost her ap- 35-year-old and stole his
and iPods, as well as one pair near Nevins Street. The ban- petite when a hellion snatched chain in a brutal June 28
of expensive Prada shoes. dits got 400 tuxedos and 400 her purse through an open mugging.
Ko-ran away pairs of leather shoes in the window on June 26. The crooks punched the
5:30 pm heist. The victim only saw an arm victim in the back of the head
A heavyset thief wearing • A quick-thinking thief as it thrust towards her purse as he walked down Debevoise
a light green robe stole two drove off in a stolen car while at 7:50 pm in Chance, which Street at around 2:20 pm and
books from Islamic Fashion the driver was making a deliv- is between Baltic and Butler threw him against a wall.
on June 22. ery on June 22. The car was streets. The stolen pocketbook “Take his s—t, son,” said
(cid:1)(cid:2)(cid:3)(cid:4)(cid:3)(cid:5)(cid:6)(cid:7)(cid:8)(cid:9) The appropriately dressed parked on Joralemon Street contained credit and debit one of the thugs, while the
thief entered the store at 10:30 at Willow Place at 10:44 pm, cards, and a cellphone. other pulled out a boxcutter.
am and asked for assistance. but the keys were in the igni- Dawn of trouble The thieves grabbed the
Once alone with just one tion, giving the thief an easy A mugger robbed an early victim’s “Cuban Link” chain
(cid:10)(cid:11)(cid:12)(cid:13)(cid:9)(cid:10)(cid:2)(cid:2)(cid:14)(cid:9) other employee, he grabbed pick. riser on Second Place on June — valued by police at $350
two tomes and stuffed them • A thief stole a chopper 27. The victim, 59, told police — and fled from the scene of
into a duffle bag before exit- parked on Plymouth Street on an attacker grabbed him from the crime, which is between
ing the store, which is on At- June 24. The victim told police behind and stole his wallet Graham Avenue and Hum-
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Pretty crime at 9 am and returned an hour at 6 am. The wallet contained A thief swiped a profes-
A thief stole a woman’s later to find that the $2,500 $500, a Metrocard, and sev- sional camera and lens from
(cid:17)(cid:16)(cid:18)(cid:2)(cid:17)(cid:9)(cid:11)(cid:7)(cid:2)(cid:9)(cid:14)(cid:13)(cid:2)(cid:2)(cid:19) purse on June 26 while she bike had been stolen. eral forms of ID. a Bushwick art space.
was shopping at the Pretty — Jacob Kleinman Sili-gone alley The crook raided a locker at
Girl clothing store on Ful- 78TH PRECINCT Burglars raided a Centre 3rd Ward on Morgan Avenue
ton Mall near Hoyt Street. Street business overnight on between June 24 and June 28
The victim told police that Park Slope June 15, depriving the office and made off with a Canon 5D
she had left the purse hang- Starcrook of vital computer equipment Mark II camera and its 35-mil-
ing from her stroller at 1:40 A man’s laptop was stolen and its nicotine fix. limeter lens — valued by cops
pm. She noticed it was miss- on June 25 while he used the The office was empty be- at more than $4,000.
ing, but found it a few min- bathroom at the Starbucks on tween Smith and Court streets The burglary was just one
utes later on a display case Seventh Avenue. from 6 pm and 7:30 am, when of at least 16 that were reported
— but $600 was missing. The victim told police that an arriving employee found in the 90th Precinct between
Glazed over he’d left his Apple computer, that the front door’s deadbolt June 22 and June 28, accord-
Thieves robbed the Dunkin which is worth $1,960, at a was unlocked and the inside ing to Community Affairs Of-
Donuts on Fulton Mall at gun- table when he went to the re- was a horror scene: four com- ficer Thomas Brown.
point on June 24. stroom at 6:15 pm. puters, a hard drive, five car- Vicious cyclists
A store manager told police It was gone when he re- tons of cigarettes, a Cartier Crooks on bikes took over
the thieves entered at 10:40 turned to his table in the lighter, and several cellphones Williamsburg this week,
pm and walked down to the coffee chain, which is be- were gone. sticking up at least three
basement where he was count- tween First Street and Gar- The cigarettes might be the North Brooklynites before
ing money in the office. field Place. most-expensive item taken. riding away. Here’s are the
A man holding a handgun Candy con — Mike McLaughlin shocking details of the prob-
and wearing a red do-rag said, A kindly old grandmoth- 68TH PRECINCT lematic peloton:
“If you move, I will f— you er’s wallet was stolen while • A bike-riding cellphone
up.” she was attempting to buy Bay Ridge snatcher made off with a teen-
Meanwhile, an accomplice, candy for her grandchild on Gun ho! ager’s Sidekick phone at 2 am
wearing a ski mask, emptied June 23. Ridgites beware. Gun tot- on June 17 — and got away
the register of $1,175. The two The elderly victim told po- ing thugs have been wreaking on a gray and black bike from
thieves took the money and lice she was at a bodega at havoc through the neighbor- between Graham Avenue and
fled the donut shop, between Fifth Avenue and Ninth Street hood. Here’s a round-up: Humboldt Street.
Hoyt and Bond streets. with her daughter and grand- • A pistol-wielding thug • A hoodlum on a bicy-
KFCriminal daughter, and placed the wal- busted up one man’s haircut cle made off with a teenag-
An armed thief robbed a let on the counter at 2 pm. at Elite Barber Shop on June er’s iPod Touch on June 23,
KFC fast-food restaurant on Just two minutes later it was 26. approaching the 14-year-old
Fourth Avenue on June 25 gone. The victim told police that victim in the Heyward Street
making off with $1,575. The wallet contained $8. his hair was being sheared See BLOTTER on pg. 9
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Finally, a bowling alley fit for a hipster!
After two years of construction, Brooklyn
Bowl was poised to finally open this week —
the first bowling alley that not only offers your
favorite 10-pin action, but does so in a certified
“green” building with
live music, enough big-
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behind Wetlands in Manhattan — is trying to
be everything to everybody doesn’t mean it won’t
live up to its name, thanks to 16 lanes worthy of
“The Dude.”
[phone] The Brooklyn Paper’s essential guide to the Borough of Kings July 3, 2009 Michael Paritsky, owner of Blue Ribbon,
told GO Brooklyn that his initial menu would
be “comfort foods” like the restaurant’s famed
fried chicken and ribs, but would eventually
expand to a full slate of options.
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Brooklyn Bowl [61 Wythe Ave, between N.
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963-3369]. Opens this week.
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By Mike McLaughlin identity. Shonibare, a native Nigerian,
The Brooklyn Paper regularly tells the story about an art
teacher who asked him why his Just what you want: tapas sandwiches!
(cid:53)he new Yinka Shonibare ex- work wasn’t more African. Reis Goldberg, owner of the nine-year-old
hibit at the Brooklyn Mu- He didn’t respond by in- Bar Reis on Fifth Avenue in Park Slope, has
seum is a stimulating fusing his ethnic roots turned the storefront next door into Reis 100,
cultural event for the hot in his work, instead, a self-proclaimed “sandwich factory” that of-
summer months when he’s explored the fers 100 varieties of toasted mini-meals — 69
intellectual activity very question of of which cost $3.50.
typically maxes out authenticity and You can’t help but
with the light lift of heritage. find a combination to
a beach read. One can imag- adore: under “Grilled
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fully done compared to the de- tion of the excess or abuse and roasted red pepper?
bacle by South Carolina’s gov- of power. And vegetarians can have a kimchee and pick-
ernor). It’s simply a highlight of “Aside from the iden- led oyster mushroom sandwich.
the season’s cultural circuit. tity and politics and issues of It’s a concept so revolutionary — or per-
Shonibare is no one-trick power, there’s a great sense haps evolutionary — that Goldberg (pictured)
pony. He tackles these themes of humor in all the work,” called in Caputo Bakery in Carroll Gardens to
via an assortment of paint- Kim said. craft custom-made four-and-a-half-inch mini-
ings, films and sculpture. Even though Shoni- baguettes.
“I don’t want to be fixed bare creates in several “The idea is tapas you can hold,” he said.
in any form or technique,” media, the themes are GO Brooklyn got an advance tasting of a
the 47-year-old artist told consistent through his BLT with caramelized onions and a pastrami
the cream of New York’s work. with a whole grain Dijon mustard. Taken sep-
press corps last Thurs- If you’ve seen arately, each was a great snack. Together, they
day at the Brooklyn Mu- Shonibare’s sculp- were an argument for settling down with a few
seum. “I don’t rule out tures, you’ll recog- more and making a night of it.
any way of working.” nize his style in his Reis 100 [375 Fifth Ave., between Sixth and
The collection of 20 canvasses, such as Seventh streets in Park Slope, [phone]].
multi-media pieces a series called Open 7 pm–2 am. Sandwiches, $3.50–$5.
transcends time and “Diary of a — Gersh Kuntzman
space, depicting Victorian
power struggles Dandy.” At
and race relations the center of
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and elsewhere holding forth at a ball and always sur-
in a 19th-cen- “Yinka Shonibare MBE” runs through rounded by white people.
tury setting, but with Sept. 20 at the Brooklyn Museum [200 The installations are dazzling like a ka-
bursts of a diffuse, modern world, such Head games: Yinka Shonibare’s Eastern Pkwy. at Washington Avenue leidoscope, and not just because they’re On July 15, Gowanus will be Brooklyn’s
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This is nowhere more apparent than on display through Sept. 20 at the for children under 12. For info, visit www. goes for his paintings, lively and ambig- ends Michael Showalter and Michael Ian Black
in two of his large installations, both of Brooklyn Museum. brooklynmuseum.org. uous scenes — a provocative combina- will perform at the Bell House leading up to
which use headless mannequins robed tion. the debut of their Com-
in the bright wax fabric. One, called the headless dummies representing the Eu- juxtaposed with another scene from the “Often people focus on the identity and edy Central show “Mi-
“Scramble for Africa,” is a recreation of ropean powers, carving up Africa for co- same era, but this time the mannequins, the politics — that’s clearly a big part of chael and Michael Have
the 1884 Berlin Conference, this time with lonial conquest. That imperial pursuit is on holiday, satisfy carnal desires, giving it. But what makes it more interesting and Issues.”
a jolly good rogering to models contorted accessible is that it’s visually sumptuous,” Showalter, a Brook-
into a number of supple poses. said Kim. “Everything just pops. And I lyn resident and regular
“He’s very interested,” said Judy Kim, think he’s really successful in marrying at Union Hall’s weekly
the Brooklyn Museum’s curator of exhi- form and content.” comedy nights, and Black, who might be best
bitions, “in what power allows people to One element of the show that doesn’t known for his role as a commentator on VH1’s
do.” (Aren’t we all?) measure up to the rest of the exhibit, of- “I Love the ’80s,” will entertain before a 10:30
Also lurking are deeper questions of ficially called “Yinka Shonibare, MBE” pm telecast of the new show.
(for Member of the British Em- The new program depicts the funnymen
pire), are the seven pieces spe- as the minds behind their own fictitious TV
cially crafted for the Brooklyn sketch-comedy show — a role both Showal-
Museum. ter and Ian Black are familiar with from their
Shonibare discreetly placed work on the underrated and unfortunately short-
seven child-sized decapitated lived shows “The State” and “Stella.”
mannequins in playful posi- Comedy was always a part of the plan for the
tions in the museum’s period Bell House, according to owner and booker Jack
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Luce ents were involved in, that your par-
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fill the rides. Canolis will fill brought the tradition of the giglio
the mouths. And, most impor- over from Italy.”
tant, an 80-foot-tall, three-ton statue • What makes a good giglio?
“known for personalized styling” will rise above it all. “It’s this huge tall tower decorated with
It’s all part of the Feast of the Giglio different colors, with the statue of St.
— a 122-year Williamsburg tradition Paulinus on top. As a little kid, you’re
281 Van Brunt Street
that honors St. Paulinus of Nola. in awe of the sheer size of it.”
Tues–Sat, 11–6pm or by appointment You may have your heroes, your • It all sounds a bit nuts: “Well,
stars, your celebrities, but in the fifth a lot of the time it hurts. For several
718.852.1345 century, Paulinus was Abraham, Nel- days, if not a week or two, you have a
son Mandela and Harry Houdini all lump on your shoulder. But you know
rolled into one, having sacrificed him- what, it feels real, real good.”
self for his son, been enslaved in Af- • But it also sounds like fun:
rica and then escaped back to Nola “It’s hard to describe the feeling you
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Upon his return, you know what giglio, and you listen to the music, and
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ies — otherwise known as gigli. • Sounds like you’re proud
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QUARTET: $6. Noon-4 Landing, Old Fulton Street
pm. Puppet’s Jazz Bar [481 MON, JULY 6 and Furman Street in
Fifth Ave. at 11th Street in DUMBO, [phone]],
Park Slope, [phone]], FILM, “A MAN NAMED www.bargemusic.org.
www.puppetsjazz.com. PEARL”: 4:30 pm. See Fri- SALES AND MARKETS
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PACKAGE — RX”: 4 pm. Third Avenue in Gowanus, edy, at Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park on July 9. Saturday, July 4.
See Saturday, July 4. [phone]], www. ARTISTS AND FLEAS IN
MUSIC, BLK JKS: $5 (sug- thebellhouseny.com. MCCARREN PARK: See
gested). 6 pm. Weeksville FILM, LESBIAN FILM [267 Seventh Ave. at Sixth [phone]], www.gala- Saturday, July 4.
Heritage Center [1698 Ber- SCREENINGS: Free. 7 pm. Street in Park Slope, (718) pagosartspace.com. BROOKLYN FLEA: See Sat-
gen St. between Rochester Lesbian Herstory Archives 832-9066]. FILM, “WAIT UNTIL DARK”: urday, July 4.
and Buffalo avenues in [484 14th St., between MUSIC, WESTERN WIND Audrey Hepburn’s thriller. BROOKLYN FLEA MARKET:
Crown Heights, (718) 756- Eighth Avenue and Prospect VOCAL ENSEMBLE: Outdoor screening. Free. See Saturday, July 4.
5250], www.weeksvilleso- Park West in Park Slope, Works by Banchieri and 8:30 pm. Narrows Botanical ARTISTS AND FLEAS: See
ciety.org. [phone]], www. Salzman. $40 ($35 senior, Gardens (Shore Road and Saturday, July 4.
SALES AND MARKETS lesbianherstoryarchives.com. $20 student). 8 pm. Barge- Bay Ridge Avenue in Bay BROOKLYN INDIE MARKET:
music [Fulton Ferry Land- Ridge), www.narrowsbg. See Saturday, July 4.
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Saturday, July 4. Furman Street in DUMBO, OTHER
BROOKLYN FLEA MARKET: FIFTH AVENUE ART & [phone]], www. FRI, JULY 10 WILLIAMSBURG WALKS:
See Saturday, July 4. PHOTO WALK: Features bargemusic.org. See Sunday, July 5.
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Keyspan Park [1904 Surf Main Street in DUMBO, band shell (Enter park at STATEN ISLAND: $8-$15.
Ave. at W. 17th Street in [phone]], www. Prospect Park West and 6 pm. Bring a canned
Coney Island, (718) 449- brooklynbridgepark.org. Ninth Street in Prospect food as part of Boy Scout
8497], www.brooklyncy- BENEFIT BARBECUE FOR Park), www.briconline.org/ food drive. Keyspan Park
clones.com. DOC TO DOCK: Group celebrate. [1904 Surf Ave. at W. 17th
READING, KATHA POLLITT: sends medical supplies to MUSIC, WESTERN WIND Street in Coney Island,
Author of “Mind Body Africa. $10. 6:30–9:30 pm. VOCAL ENSEMBLE: See [phone]], www.
Problem — Poems.” Free. Littlefield [622 Degraw St. Wednesday, July 8. brooklyncyclones.com.
7 pm. BookCourt [163 between Fourth and Fifth FIREWORKS: See Friday, MAKE CARS FOR KIDS’
Court St. between Pacific avenues in Gowanus, (718) July 3. SOAPBOX DERBY: Bring
and Dean streets in Cobble 355-3388], www.little- go-cart supplies and
Hill, [phone]], www. fieldnyc.com. SAT, JULY 11 get beer. Free. 7-10 pm.
bookcourt.org. (cid:9)(cid:44)(cid:34)(cid:34)(cid:28)(cid:29)(cid:57)(cid:32)(cid:202)(cid:10)(cid:57)(cid:10)(cid:29)(cid:34)(cid:32)(cid:13)(cid:45)(cid:202)(cid:54)(cid:45)(cid:176)(cid:202) Open Source Gallery (255
TALK, “GOO GONE”: Live ABERDEEN: $8-$15. 7 pm. OUTDOORS AND TOURS 17th St., at Fifth Avenue
talk show about risk, re- Keyspan Park [1904 Surf in Greenwood Heights),
sponsibility and toxins in Ave. at W. 17th Street in INTRODUCTION TO BIRD(cid:135) www.open-source-gallery.
the Gowanus Canal land- Coney Island, (718) 449- WATCHING: See Satur- org.
scape. Free. 7 pm. Old 8497], www.brooklyncy-
American Can Factory [232 clones.com.
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Gowanus, [phone]], press.com.
www.thebellhouseny.com. READING, JANCEE DUNN:
Author of “Why Is My DARK
WED, JULY 8 Mother Getting a Tattoo?
And Other Questions
FILM, “REALITY BITES”: I Wish I Never Had to
Food, entertainment, and a Answer.” Free. 7:30 pm.
few surprises (last year, Paul Barnes & Noble [267 Sev- 1967 suspense
RSuumddm cearmscere beyn). FPialmrt Soef rtihees. ePnartkh SAlvoep aet, (S7i1x8th) 8S3tr2e-9e0t 6in6 ]. thriller starring
Free. dusk. McCarren Park STREB DANCE, “INVISIBLE Audrey Hepburn,
(The ballfields at Lorimer FORCES”: Acrobatic com-
Street and Driggs Avenue pany. $3 (suggested). 8 pm. Alan Arkin and
in Greenpoint), summer- Part of Celebrate Brooklyn. Richard Crenna
screen.org. Prospect Park band shell
FILM, “ADJUST YOUR (Enter park at Prospect
COLOR — PETEY Park West and Ninth Street THURSDAY, JULY 9TH, SUNDOWN
GREEN”: 4:30 pm. See Fri- in Prospect Park), www.bri-
day, July 3. conline.org/celebrate.
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Coney Island, (718) 449- silver Radio Theater and
8497], www.brooklyncy- the New York Repertory FREE OUTDOOR
clones.com. Orchestra. $15 ($12 in ad-
READING, JAMES HUERST: vance). 8 pm. Galapagos
$2.00 Author of “Huge.” Free. Art Space [16 Main St. at CINEMA SERIES
Free Fresh Value Meal Value 7:30 pm. Barnes & Noble Water Street in DUMBO,
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Shore Road & 71st Street, Bay Ridge
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pm. The boy tried to get his on June 20 and made off City aims to fix mess at Windsor Terrace entrance
iPod back, but the perp with a laptop, a camera and
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and biked away from the ground-floor doors of the
playground between Marcy building, which is between By Ben Muessig Prospect Park Southwest, Fort Ham- three, and replacing unused stretches
and Harrison avenues. Frost and Withers streets, The Brooklyn Paper ilton Parkway, Coney Island Ave- of asphalt with landscaping.
• A gun-wielding, ban- weren’t secured. The traffic circle at the southeast nue and Parkside Avenue all come New signage would make the
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era and $30, and the bad guy window of the building, be- Board 7 voted unanimously in June The city wants to fix the confusing intersection at the south- could turn into a reality as early as and horseback riders.
biked towards Brooklyn. tween Lorimer and Leon- to support a short-term redesign of east corner of Prospect Park, helping bicyclists, pedestrians, this fall — calls for shrinking the Bikers and equestrians would also
Brutal slashing ard streets, sometime after Park Circle, the large rotary where cars and even horses get through Park Circle easier. roadway from four lanes of traffic to benefit from a pair of buffered cy-
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The perp — caught red- at work — and left with his for this article. between the circle itself and Park-
handed holding two knives hard-earned laptop and flat- Continued from page 1 but sometimes people just want some- Continued from page 1 Safe & Sound’s surcharge sur- side Avenue, and on Prospect Park
— allegedly stabbed the vic- screen monitor. and the vendors don’t have the over- thing quick and they go to them.” dled as he withdrew money from passes the costs imposed by huge Southwest and Ocean Parkway —
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old suspect between Debe- when they broke into King- scorned the halal and hot-dog sell- “We’ve got different food than when told of the onerous price in Coney Island, which have also The Brooklyn Paper that something
voise and Cook streets. sland Avenue apartment and ers for odors, litter problem, and for [the restaurants] — and ours is bet- levied by the ATM nestled close hit the $3 mark in some cases. needs to be done to make the round-
— Ben Muessig stole U.S. and Polish ban- operating “mini-restaurants” staffed ter. It’s like they’re trying to take to the corner of Water Street. Of course, the customers aren’t about safer.
knotes on June 26. with as many as two grillmasters my job and send me home broke.”,” “What?” asked Kimberly being duped into paying the ser- “It’s so dangerous. The road def-
94TH PRECINCT The 32-year-old resident in the carts and one waiter on the said Muileh, who operates a cart at Spell, the group’s senior vice vice cost. Like other ATMs, they initely needs to be changed,” said
Greenpoint–Williamsburg told cops that he discovered sidewalk. the corner of 86th Street and Fifth president. “It sounds very high must accept the charge or can- driver Yvette Castro. “Some drivers
Gunpoint rob the crime at around 4 pm, Bay Ridge restaurateurs added that Avenue. — and it’s a little disconcert- cel the transaction. just don’t care — and with the setup
when he returned to the unit, the real problem is competition. Sidewalk peddling advocates claim ing that it’s near three things But that didn’t satisfied some here that’s not a good thing.”
Two gun-toting robbers which is near Driggs Avenue. “Nobody likes them because they that vendors aren’t the reason why Bay [Grimaldi’s, the River Cafe and customers. Pedestrian Catherine Quamina
held up the Zywiec grocery He told cops that crooks not are stealing our customers,” said Do- Ridge restaurants are suffering. the Brooklyn Bridge] that we “Yes, I’m consenting to pay, agreed.
on Nassau Street early on only got the $2,000 in Amer- gan Karakas, owner of the Brooklyn “They don’t have the same custom- promote so much. but it makes me sick to use so “Park Circle needs to be changed,”
June 28. ican money, but also jewelry, Kebab Factory at the corner of 86th ers, they don’t have the same menus,” “It’s a shame to hear they may much of my money just to get she said. “The crosswalks are so
The owner told cops that an iPod and the unspecified Street and Fourth Avenue. “They sell said Cheikh Fall, co-director of the be taking advantage of tourists,” any money,” said one disgrun- confusing, so many different direc-
the thugs entered the store, amount of zlotys. the same kind of thing that we do Street Vendor Project. “It’s very easy added Spell. tled out-of-town woman. tions to go — it’s not clear at all.”
which is at Newell Street, Stupid criminal — though ours is 100 percent better, to find a scapegoat.” Safe & Sound Courier Service — with Thomas Nocera — with Thomas Nocera
at around 1 am. One of
Officers arrested a 41-year-
them pulled the gun and
screamed, “Don’t move or o41ld-y meaarn-o flodr m roabnb inin Mg caCnoatrhreenr GOWANUS with its alternate cleanup. sible for fully funding a cleanup due to lawsuits, the EPA now 32 on Hoyt Street. “There’s
I’ll kill you!” Park at 1 pm on June 20. The Bloomberg adminis- of three former gas plants near says it could do a full cleanup nothing we do that’s intrinsi-
The two men emptied the The perp fled the park on tration says that those efforts the Gowanus Canal. of the canal and the land that cally different [than the city’s
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cigarettes while they were They chased him to Manhat- This work includes mod- dumped into the Gowanus ing their first fruits. to pay for environmental stud- much the same — 9-1/2 would get cleaner faster than
behind the counter. tan Avenue, where he hid un- ernizing a tunnel that circu- by 34 percent. On Tuesday, Holloway said ies, planning and, ultimately, years,” said Walter Mug- ongoing cleanups of the Hud-
Hi-fried der a truck until cops found lates cleaner water from the Although Superfund won’t that National Grid is about to the necessary dredging and dan, who directs the EPA’s son and Passaic rivers be-
Burglars went nuts last him — still in possession of Buttermilk Channel through be as much of a hindrance as agree to share the cost of the uplands remediation. Superfund program in New cause the Superfund pro-
week. Here’s a round-up: the victim’s wallet, police said the otherwise stagnant ca- the city claimed, the mayor’s first phase of a cleanup. The After months of criticism York and New Jersey said at gram is better than it was
• Thieves broke into a — Robert Voris nal and expanding a pump- office is still pushing ahead power utility is already respon- that Superfund takes too long a meeting last Tuesday in PS 30 years ago.
PARENT FAMILY CALENDAR
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$2.50. Moxie Spot [81 (cid:163)(cid:202)(cid:171)(cid:147)(cid:92) Nature Crafts. Free.
KIDS(cid:0)(cid:115)(cid:0)SCHOOL(cid:0)(cid:115)(cid:0)STYLE(cid:0)(cid:115)(cid:0)TEENS(cid:0)(cid:115)(cid:0)CAMPS(cid:0)(cid:115)(cid:0)MUSIC Atlantic Ave. between Prospect Park Audubon
Hicks and Henry streets Center [Enter park at
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(cid:211)(cid:202)(cid:171)(cid:147)(cid:92) Ringling Brothers See Friday, July 3.
and Barnum & Bailey Boom
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Saturday, July 4.
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knead, as they prepare wholesome and always did something special poignant about habits and stubborn refusal Free. Moxie Spot (see
delicious foods from around the world. on that night. Usually, her dad hearing him say to eat. In addition, the idea venue info above). MON, JULY 6
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(cid:53)here’s only one reaction that a true vendors are members of our communi-
New Yorker could have to this A new proposal to ban street ties, too — paying taxes, working hard,
week’s report that Bay Ridge’s food vendors in Bay Ridge is sending their kids to public schools. As
community board has again asked the such, their struggles are equally worthy
not only bad for consumers,
city to bar food vendors from some of of our attention as those of neighbor-
the neighborhood’s main commercial it’s downright un-American! hood restaurant owners.
strips. But the larger issue — the suppos-
Give us a freakin’ break! Not to Community Board 10, which edly unfair competition that benefits ven-
If there is anything that defines this has embraced a specious claim from lo- dors — is simply a straw man. Competi-
city — and distinguishes it from the cal restaurateurs that street vendors are tion among businesses is the only thing
homogenized, generic dead zones that unfair competition because they pay no that ensures a vibrant business commu-
masquerade as urban centers in virtu- rent. nity.
ally every other big city in the coun- Last week, the board called on the What incentive would the owners of,
try — it is the vitality of our street city to ban food vendors from 86th Street say, Karam on Fourth Avenue have for
life. between Fourth Avenue and Fort Ham- holding down the price of their inde-
Is it sometimes messy? Is it some- ilton Parkway, as well as Fourth and scribably great chicken sandwich if there
times tumultuous? Certainly. But the al- Fifth avenues between 84th and 88th was not a street food vendor nearby sell-
ternative is block after block of subur- streets. ing a similar (though not as good) sand-
ban dystopia. This is downright un-American. wich for a little less?
But even more important than the For one thing, if the street vendors are, And Community Board 10 needs to
streetscape is the valuable service that as the community board contends, caus- heed the most important evidence that
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I am writing to voice my sup- developments that respond directly You can hardly tear your eyes away
port for Superfund designation of to the neighborhood’s needs. from the disturbing image of con-
the Gowanus Canal (“Showdown Michael King, Gowanus testants stuffing 50-plus hot dogs To the editor, To the editor, Our online story about a Bay Ridge group’s efforts to
on the canal,” April 30). Accord- in their faces in 10 minutes. Had the city used The Brooklyn A few articles in past editions ban food vending (re-printed here on page 1) received
ing to the Environmental Protec- (cid:56)(cid:70)(cid:70)(cid:69)(cid:1)(cid:88)(cid:73)(cid:66)(cid:68)(cid:76)(cid:70)(cid:83) It’s interesting that a behavior Paper’s restrictive criteria for install- of The Brooklyn Paper brushed an astounding number of comments. Here’s a fair syn-
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a homeowner who stands to gain field using a hose. fight each day to do it well in such for businesses and institutions on says board is clueless,” June 21), improve their products. If supermarkets had decent produce and
plenty with redevelopment, I say Of course, I tell her to stop. a warped eating world that tele- Fifth Avenue itself. These are rid- about concerns of prostitution in if restaurants had food that could match the street vendors’ of-
let them leave. There are plenty But I am not there all the time. vises people bingeing on food. ers who will be on Fifth Avenue, a karaoke bar, quoted a resident ferings, this wouldn’t be a problem. Ben K. from Park Slope
of local builders who would ben- The Park Department should Susan Albers, Ohio bike lane or not, and they deserve saying, “We don’t need no hook- Yep, rent-seeking, pure and simple. When you can’t compete,
efit from having the canal clean. use the same tools most garden- the safety of a dedicated space. ers in here!” you get the state to destroy your competition for you. OTOH, I
ers do to extract weeds: sweat and (cid:38)(cid:77)(cid:70)(cid:81)(cid:73)(cid:66)(cid:79)(cid:85)(cid:74)(cid:85)(cid:86)(cid:84) Many Fifth Avenue merchants I feel this is an unnecessary have my own problems with vendors, not in Bay Ridge where the
Send a letter muscle, spade and fork. have already voiced their support prejudice toward sex workers. If sidewalks are generally nice and wide, but in places like lower
Justine Swartz, To the editor, for the safety of their bicycle-borne prostitution were regulated, peo- Broadway and the Village where you have to walk in the street
By e-mail: Brooklyn Heights Thurston Dooley calls ele- customers. ple would not even think about it because there’s not enough room on the sidewalk.
[email protected] (cid:38)(cid:66)(cid:85)(cid:1)(cid:85)(cid:73)(cid:74)(cid:84)(cid:2) phants “slow, smell[y] and polit- And a little digging in the ar- occurring in such places because Rhywun from Bay Ridge
By mail: Letters, The Brook l yn ically compromised” (“ ‘Great- chives would have revealed that there would be designated areas Please don’t take away my beloved street meat! The guy on
Paper, One Metrotech Center, est show’ misses the mark,” June the Fifth Avenue bike lane was for that. 86th Street and Fifth Avenue next to Chase is the best!
Suite 1001, Brooklyn, NY 11201. To the editor, 26). installed by the city at the request There are other benefits to reg-
Steve from Bay Ridge
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include the writer’s home add ress than’s Hot Dog Eating Contest is they aren’t being chained up by something your editorial, and the reduction of trafficking in sex Yeeesh, the kebab place just opened three months ago and al-
and phone number (only the writ- coming up again (“Man eat dog,” Ringling Brothers for profit. In handful of area bike lane oppo- workers, slowing the spread of ready decided that vendors are swiping business? Sounds like
er’s name and neighb orh ood are Editors’ picks, June 26). It is my the wild, they travel hundreds of nents, fail to mention. disease, and boosts in both em- they can’t compete and can’t shut down the other shops, so they
published with the letter). Letters hope that someday eating contests miles a day. Wiley Norvell, Greenpoint ployment and the economy at are hitting the vendors. That stinks.
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Elizabeth: Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Elizabeth City Hall - Council Chambers
50 Winfield Scott Plaza - Elizabeth, NJ
Staten Island: Thursday, July 9, 2009
Staten Island Hotel - Harbor Room
1415 Richmond Avenue - Staten Island, NY
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Commander (dpb), First Coast Guard District, One South Street, New
York, NY 10004, Attn: Mr. G. Kassof or by fax to: [phone]
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