The Brooklyn Paper Volume 34 Issue 15

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City hires ‘wildlife biologist’ for its latest assault on geese
By Natalie O’Neill agency that was responsible for Meadows of “It’s grim news for wildlife,” Matthew LiPani, a spokesman
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ports — and the $175,000-per- is gearing up for yet another mas- rifles (in Iraq ) to keep fowl popu- In the wake of that incident, the USDA sharpshooter John Griffin protects airplanes at
year bird brain is from the same sacre. lations down near airports. See GEESE on page 6 Joint Base Balad.
Tobacco plan stubbed out
Judge blocks transfer of historic warehouse for arts center
By Gersh Kuntzman Preservation, and the Brooklyn Heights
The Brooklyn Paper and Fulton Ferry Landing associations
A federal judge has temporarily that claimed the park service capitu-
blocked a plan to turn the historic To- lated to pressure from the Bloomberg
bacco Warehouse inside Brooklyn Bridge administration, which wanted to turn
dler Park into an arts center run by the St. the property over to St. Ann’s.
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RED HOOK GOTHIC: John McGill and Krissie Nagy of the Red eral law by demapping the Civil War- land of Empire–Fulton Ferry State Park
Hook Compost Pickup will turn your garbage into soil. era warehouse and its neighboring Em- — and that the National Parks Service
pire Stores warehouse from federally skirted its review duties by not ques-
BLACK GOLD protected parkland. tioning a state assertion that nobody
The ruling responded to a lawsuit used the site even though it actually has
filed by the New York Landmarks Con- A judge has blocked a plan to turn the Tobacco Warehouse over to a long history of community support,
servancy, the National Trust for Historic St. Ann’s Warehouse to convert into an arts center. See TOBACCO o n page 6
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they sell you back rich soil
Bar ban in Billyburg ?
By Gary Buiso John McGill are asking residents to
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for garden soil — and their bank ac- burly trash truck — pickups will be Anna Carty opened Gypsy last year — a moratorium on all new liquor li- ing establishments that bring “illicit the community, not just to those
counts. made by bicycle. before a proposed ban on new bars censes on Tuesday night — cur- drug use, loud music and loitering who want to come here and have
It’s certainly a “green” solution all “That’s how we’re going to be re- could take effect. tailing the flow of new bars and in the street.” See BARS o n page 11
the way around: Krissie Nagy and See COMPOST o n page 6
CUT! CUT!
The rock of ages
DUMBO cries out for fi lm ban
Builder plans something novel — a new
By Natalie O’Neill
brownstone actually made of brownstone
The Brooklyn Paper
Residents of DUMBO are
By Dan MacLeod marks Preservation Commission. shouting, “Cut!” to film crews
The Brooklyn Paper After all, Van den Bout is not who hog the streets of a neighbor-
A Brooklyn Heights developer only the former president of the hood that is already besieged by
is going back to the future to re- Brooklyn Heights Association, street work and construction.
vive the iconic brownstone. which supports the plan, but he In the past two weeks, at least
For the first time in decades, if consulted neighbors to tweak the six film and television produc-
not a century, a townhouse made finished design. tions — cop dramas, art flicks and
from actual brownstone quarried “It’s an entirely appropriate thing even a Louis Vuitton commercial
from its original source is being if you’re building a new building in a — have lensed the screen using
built in the borough that made the neighborhood dominated by brown- DUMBO’s gritty industrial back-
architectural style famous. stones already,” said architectural drop and sweeping city views.
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The new house on the long- wants his townhouse at 27 the building material is as iconic zen rope in a kickball game at PS 261 in Boerum Hill ing. “Enough is enough; tell ’em DUMBO resident Fred Con-
vacant lot between Willow and Cranberry St. in Brooklyn in Kings County as the Brooklyn on Monday. Walcott is slated to replace gaffe-prone to go back to Tribeca.” nolly is irked that film crews
Hicks streets will likely get the Heights built with genuine Bridge and Marty Markow itz’s Chancellor Cathie Black — and started his charm of- Connolly wants big-budget have returned to the neigh-
necessary approval of the Land- Brooklyn brownstone. See STONE on page 6 fensive at the Pacific Street school. See DUMBO on page 11 borhood in droves.
Handball hardball
Snow problem
GPS device installed in plow
Two stars booted after rival rats them out
after ‘snowpocalypse’ stolen
By Gary Buiso League ruled that Josh and But the Jim Thorpian pair —
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fancy satellite-guided naviga- tion Department vehicle was get- Handball-playing twins Joshua and Raquel Garcia, 17, were participation in a professional in the forfeiture of their amateur The 17-year-old twins from
tion systems that were installed See GPS on page 6 kicked off of their high school handball team for accepting tournament. status — and a possible college Sunset Park said high school play-
a small payment for participating in a tournament. The Public School Athletic scholarship. See HANDBALL o n page 5
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By Thomas Tracy
The Brooklyn Paper
The Department of Education is moving ahead with
a plan to jam a charter school into PS 9 building on Un-
derhill Avenue, days after a state education official put Callan Callan
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and the Brooklyn East Col- Christmas in April Smith Street was decked
legiate Charter School — can out in its Christmas finery “We’re not just Matzo”
all learn under one roof be- bell for the filming of Garry
tween Bergen Street and St. mp Marshall’s new picture,
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scpoemcpiarli s“ebdu oifl dthineg p rcionucnipcaill”s CNG / ‘New Year’s Eve’ on Smith Street Sarah Jessica Parker. 5th Avenue/Corner Baltic St.
of the three school that will Kids and faculty at took five.
smooth out space concerns PS 9 remain angry “It’s amazing,” said Ber-
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“We think the new pro- will soon take some The Brooklyn Paper while star-struck neighbors four streets, including por- energized and animated.”
posal is in line [with what space in the Prospect Hollywood hotties turned tried to catch a glimpse of tions of Sackett and Doug- The Garry Marshall-di-
everyone wants],” Depart- Heights building. the action. lass streets. rected film also stars Rob-
Carroll Gardens into a winter
ment of Education spokes- In the scene, the bow-tie– The front of Jean-Jacques ert De Niro, Hilary Swank
man Jack Zarin-Rosenfeld. wonderland this week, toss- sporting hunk runs down the Bernat’s Provence en Boite and very pretty boy Ashton SSTTAAIIRR LLIIFFTTSS
State Education Commissioner D avid Steiner had ing up glittering Christmas street after his love interest near Degraw Street, for ex- Kutcher, the Nikon pitch-
put the kibosh o n an earlier version of the “co-loca- decorations as a backdrop (Parker) in hopes of winning ample, was fitted with a big man and husband of Demi
tion” plan last month, siding with parents about how for “New Year’s Eve,” a ro- her heart before midnight — white Christmas tree and Moore.
students would share common areas like the gym, li- mantic comedy starting cin- a cliched cinematic sprint (we some lights. A spokeswoman for the
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PS 9 parents were surprised by how short their vic- and Sarah Jessica Parker. liked it a bit less in “When at the street’s temporary win- tion declined to give away and in-home
tory over City Hall was. The movie stars shot the Harry Met Sally”). tery look, even if Duhamel “plot twists,” but said that consultation
“It’s only been a week and they’re back,” said Faye final scene of the movie — Before the shoot, crews opted for a slice of pizza in- the filmmakers chose Smith
Rimalovski. “It’s disheartening.” which tracks the lives of a remade the strip into a mini stead of one of Provence en Street because “it’s beautiful FREE Installation
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“PS 9 has achieved magnificent things and should be
given an opportunity to expand,” James said. “But it’s Great Emancipator will return to Grand Army Plaza
evident that the city will continue to advance its agenda
and impede the school’s growth.”
The Panel for Educational Policy vote on the issue By Natalie O’Neill days of horse and buggies. Concert Grove.
at Long Island City High School [14-30 Broadway be- The Brooklyn Paper The city has secured “We thought he should go
tween Justice Avenue and 51st Avenue in Queens, Abraham Lincoln will soon $340,000 to haul a tower- back to nice, prominent spot,”
[phone]] on May 18 at 6 pm. The proposal can ing statue of Honest Abe said park spokesman Eugene
be found at the Department of Education’s website at upstage a Scottish gynecol- back to its original spot — Patron. “It’s more historically
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the 16th president had been
By Aaron Short ally expanded its operations
dwarfed by Prospect Park’s
The Brooklyn Paper on the lot, fixing buses and filiation.
signature Soldiers and Sail-
Park that park in Green- emergency vehicles behind ors Memorial Arch. Lincoln was originally
point! an unsightly chain link fence A bronze bust of Civil War facing that direction — in
The MTA has finally forB suevt eGrrael eynepaorsin .t commu- doctor Alexander Skene was faallcyt, fthaec isntagt uthee w haos minete onfti othne- HEALTH,
agreed to move buses from installed nearby — and has re-
nity leaders ratcheted up the wealthy Astor family, which
a Commercial Street lot that mained there for decades.
pressure on the city and the opposed Lincoln because of
locals have long desired for The Lincoln statue won’t re-
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Walder announced that the As such, District Leader ing Manhattan, but will stand sler, was to have the presi-
agency will move its fleet “This agreement signifies For Greenpoint residents, Lincoln Restler, who orga- on the north side, facing south, dent “reading the Astors the
to two locations — one un- the commitment of both the it’s a long time coming. nized a demonstration at the and this time, he’ll have deco- riot act from the grave!”
derneath the Williamsburg city and the MTA to ensure The city promised a park site two months ago, called rative pavement, benches and The city has said that Lin-
Bridge and another in Mas- that 65 Commercial becomes to the community at that lo- the decision a “big victory” plants surrounding him after coln’s exile was simply due to DDEENNTTIISSTTSS
peth in Queens. public open space in the near cation as part of the 2005 for Greenpoint. the move is completed by the not wanting the Great Eman-
The move will free up the future,” said Levin. Greenpoint-Williamsburg “The community activ- end of the year. cipator to be overshadowed
asphalt lot off Box Street at But Queens residents have rezoning agreement that ism, the rallies, and the pub- As such, history buffs by the archway, but histori-
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Botox, Juvederm, Radiesse POLICE BLOTTER got into an argument near creep sidled into the store, lo-
Chemical peels Southside–Bushwick Manhattan Avenue at 2:20 cated near Dean Street, and
A perp ordered an iPhone am when the perp took out made off with $210 worth
Spider veins from a Williamsburg man Find more online every Wednesday at the blade and sliced the man’s of Claritin, $570 worth of
Laser hair removal through Craigslist, but de- BrooklynPaper.com/blotter left side. Zyrtec, and $200 worth of
Acne. Herpes cided to steal 10 of them from Perfume pop Oral B products.
Warts. Moles him in person on April 10. A thief stole a laptop, cam- Empty ‘Harry’
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1000 PARK AVE (AT 84TH ST) with an accomplice. tim in the head with a bike told cops that she set her but when she returned at 2 Great Harry, located near
MANHATTAN, NY ALAN KLING, MD When the victim brought lock and cut his finger with a brown Coach purse inside a pm the next day, she found Sackett Street, at around 8
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at 8 am, cutting his right fin- The driver told police that ing: an Apple laptop, head-
ger and bashing his head in A jerk swiped a woman’s he had parked his car on Mon- phones, laptop case, cycling
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Emigrant Bank and it’s affiliated The strangler down for one minute. That April 4. the creep entered the home
was enough time for the jerk The driver told police that on the gorgeous block near
SOLUTION A violent jerk choked a to snatch the purse, which he parked his wife’s car at Clinton Street, and made off
Regional Banks1. man on Gold Street, then took had a $500 money order in- 11 pm near Roebling Street with her purse, along with
his cellphone on April 7. side. but when he returned at 7:30 a wallet.
The 40-year-old victim Not so ‘Fine’ am the next day, he found its The wallet and purse were
told cops that he was near tires were gone. recovered quickly, but the
Concord Street at 10:40 pm A crook snatched a purse Quick swipe babysitter’s credit cards,
CCuurrrreenntt MMoorrttggaaggee when the thug yelled, “Yo, from a club-goer on Front identification, and $80 was
give me all your money!” Street on April 8. A thief stole a laptop from gone. — Gary Buiso
The man refused, so the The 25-year-old victim a car parked on Manhattan
IInncceennttiivveess IInncclluuddee:: thug punched him in the told cops that she had placed Avenue on April 8.
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face, then strangled him her purse on a bar stool at Su- The driver told police that
before snatching his $100 perfine at around 8:15 pm. he left his girlfriend’s car near Fort Greene–Clinton Hill
cellphone. A sneaky woman then Nassau Avenue at 7:45 pm Rough morning
(cid:2) First-Time Home Buyers may Cops arrested a 52-year- sat next to her and, a cou- and returned just 15 minutes
old man the same night. ple hours later, the woman later to find the passenger A well-armed thug made
save $500 in closing costs* Bad bloods discovered that her purse was window broken and his lap- off with two smartphones af-
nowhere to be found. top missing. ter holding up a pair of teens
Two thugs beat up a teen- D-train downer Newel thief on their way to school on
ager, then snatched his cell- April 4 — but he didn’t get far
(cid:2) phone on Prospect Street on A bold thief swiped a A thief stole an Acura on before cops nabbed him.
Purchase/Refinance Applicants April 7. woman’s cellphone inside Newel Street overnight on The victims told police that
The 14-year-old vic- a subway car near DeKalb April 6. the teen perp pulled a black
may qualify for up to $2,000 tim told cops he was stroll- Avenue on April 5. The driver told police that pistol and a knife on them
ing near Jay Street at 8 pm, The 37-year-old victim he parked near Norman Av- around 8:45 am after they
in closing costs and 0.375% when one of the jerks asked told cops that she was rid- enue at 3 pm, but when he left a store on Fort Greene
him, “Are you a Blood or a ing the D train at 11:55 pm, returned 11 am the next day, Place between DeKalb Ave-
off the rate* Crip?” when it stopped and a man it was gone. nue and Fulton Street.
“I’m nothing,” he told the in a blue hooded sweatshirt — Aaron Short The daytime bandit
bullies, but they started to snatched the black iPhone shouted, “Give me what you
punch and kick him in the from her hands. He ran off 76TH PRECINCT got right now,” snatched an
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may receive a closing credit snatched his gray Black- Pack attack Cops say they arrested
berry cellphone and they
the 17-year-old thief later
of $175.00 both away. 94TH PRECINCT A pack of teens used an ar- that day.
Mean girls ray of items to beat a man on
Greenpoint–Northside Real escape
Smith Street on April 5.
A mob of bullies beat up Dog soldier
The 33-year-old victim A pair of burglars made
a teenage girl and snatched
A violent thug stabbed a told cops that he was near off with an array of computer
her stuff on Fulton Street on
To find out if you qualify, man three times on McGuin- Ninth Street at 3:15 pm when equipment from a real estate
April 6.
ness Boulevard after the man he passed a large group of company on Prince Street in
The 17-year-old victim
Stop by your local Emigrant branch or refused to fork over his wal- teens which suddenly hit him Downtown on April 6 — and
told cops that she was near
let. with an umbrella. The man it was all captured on film.
Gallatin Place at 5:25 pm
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when eight girls started to
his dog near Dupont Street with a backpack. He crossed busted in through a side win-
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glasses.
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ing a knife. before fleeing. bush Avenue Extension at
an umbrella from her hand;
www.Emigrant.com another swiped her Droid “Give me money,” he The man suffered bruises 4:53 am and swiped a lap-
Don’t Miss cellphone, then threatened said. to the nose and hands. top computer, projector and
to view a list of to kill her by pushing her The dog walker refused, Software pirate computer monitor.
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1ESB-Bronx/Westchester; ESB-Brooklyn/Queens; ESB-Long Island; ESB-Manhattan A quick-moving jerk in his head and robbed him on March 29. Someone swiped a pair
snatched a woman’s wallet Jackson Street on April 9. The 51-year-old victim said of fruit carts from a park-
inside a clothing shop on Ful- The man was near Hum- that he was filming a movie ing lot near Commodore
ton Street on March 16. boldt Street at 12:55 am when inside the building, located Barry Park last week after
* The 24-year-old victim two perps approached him near Bond Street, and went the owners left them sitting
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Families bike PPW
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DELIVERY
to support lane
for South Slope & Windsor Terrace
Any order $15 or over:
FREE Eggroll or
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By Natalie O’Neill like this,” said Brian Ward, a Park Another quarter or so want the
The Brooklyn Paper Slope dad who uses the lane to cart lane altered with additional safety
Any order $25 or over: Hundreds of cyclists — tod- his toddlers to preschool. “But this features for pedestrians .
FREE Pint of Pork dlers on tricycles, sign-waving is really important to us — we use Two neighborhood groups —
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Some supporters did link the for Better Bike Lanes — have
Cans of Soda rode the Prospect Park West bike
personal to the political, handing sued the city, claiming that the
lane on Sunday to show support
out buttons with slogans and bike lane has created dangerously
for the city’s most controversial
Any order $35 or over: sporting orange shirts that read, “inconsistent traffic patterns” and
cycle path.
FREE General Tso’s A larger-than-expected crowd “We ride the lanes!” “limited visibility” for pedestrians
Since its installation last June, on the busy street.
Chicken or Three celebrated what organizers call the
the Prospect Park West bike lane No opposition group members
Cans of Soda “family friendly re-design” of
has been the most controversial showed up on Sunday, and group
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The redesign is the subject of a complained at the loss of one lane ride smart in hopes of not alienating Families were especially eager to show their support for the
lawsuit a nd a call for r emoval by a for automobiles to accommodate pedestrians, their natural allies. beleaguered Prospect West bike lane on Sunday.
221 Prospect Park West
local Assemblyman , but riders on the cycle path. “Yield to pedestrians!” he
(Between 16th & Windsor Place) Sunday said they support for the The lane has been the subject of chanted. Several dozen opponents rallied, “Kids get to feel like they have
718-831-1795 bike lane practical, not political, several supposedly objective polls, The last major show of support too. a space in an intensely paced
reasons. and a clear plurality of residents for the lane was back in October , On Sunday, bikers hoped to city,” said co-organizer Joanna
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would come to an organized event of residents want it removed. to celebrate the redesign. that the lane gets plenty of use. little oasis.”
2 gunmen, 2 crimes
Grand
apartment on April 4.
Opening-a-CD 68TH PRECINCT
POLICE BLOTTER The residents told cops
Bay Ridge–Dyker that they were not in the unit,
Heights which is between Eighth Av-
A gunman robbed the Sev- Find more online every Wednesday at enue and Prospect Park West,
Celebration! enth Avenue Shell gas sta- BrooklynPaper.com/blotter between noon and 2:30, when
tion on April 8, but ended up they returned to find their
making his escape by toss- computers gone.
Special ing a microwave through the avenues when a man came up Plaza on April 5. Jimmy mean
store’s window. from behind and said, “Don’t The victim told cops that A thief jimmied open a
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Available only at our is between 64th and 65th floor.” at around 2:50 pm. Shortly a laptop and a camera.
streets, at around 2:50 pm. He displayed the black pis- after the train left the station, The victims said they
Sunset Park, Bay Ridge, The thief, clad in sunglasses tol, and the victims, a 25-year- the thief made his move, tak- were not inside the house,
and a white jacket, flashed a old woman and a 26-year-old ing her iPhone and leaping which is between Seventh
and Fulton Street locations silver handgun at the clerk man, did as told. off at the next stop and Eighth streets, from 8
and demanded cash. The em- The thief not only went Text boxed am to 7 pm, when they re-
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dow. He fled through the Jobsian haul, including the on the phone between St. camera and earrings from a
(cid:86)(cid:203)FDIC insured up to $250,000 shards of broken glass. iPad, an iPhone 4, a second Johns and Sterling places Fourth Avenue apartment on
Gas gunman cellphone, cash and vari- at around 6:40 pm when a April 4.
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nue gas station on April 6. A thief snatched a fancy Third bird tween 10 am and 6 pm.
An employee at the Gulf smartphone from a woman’s
Sunset Park Wheel bad
station, which is between 85th hand on a Manhattan-bound A thief stole two Apple
4502 5th Avenue and 86th streets, told cops that 2 train under Grand Army laptops from a Third Street A thief swiped an 11-year-
Brooklyn, NY 11220 two perps wearing ski masks old Camry from 10th Street
charged in at around 2 am. sometime during a three-day
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laces were gone.
Unlucky Lexus
A quick-moving jerk
swiped some cash from a se-
nior citizen on Bergen Street
on April 9.
The 65-year-old victim told
cops she parked and locked her
2007 Lexus near Carlton Av-
enue at around 3:50 pm. But
when she returned about an
hour later, she discovered that
her front passenger-side win-
dow had been shattered and
that her $100 cellphone, along
with $90, were gone.
Tax break
A jerk snatched some
checks from a car parked
on Eastern Parkway on
April 10.
The 43-year-old victim told
cops he parked his 2008 gray
Toyota near Classon Avenue
at 3:30 pm, then went to the
Brooklyn Museum. The driver
came back two hours later and
discovered that someone had
smashed his passenger-side
window, then swiped a check-
book and some tax forms.
Vintage snatch
A thief swiped a cellphone
inside a clothing shop on Van-
derbilt Avenue on April 3.
The 24-year-old victim told
cops she set her iPhone on a
counter inside One of a Find
Vintage near St. Marks Avenue
at 1:30 pm, then took a five-
minute stroll through the store.
That was enough time for the
jerk to snatch her phone.
— Natalie O’Neill
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HANDBALL
The truth is out there that people who have had alien en-
counters need others to talk to who
have had a shared experience.
“Seeing a UFO not only changes
your belief system, it makes you Continued from page 1 “It’s really disappointing
vulnerable,” he said. ers have been participating in that they’re singling us out,”
Sheepshead Bay man starts a 24-hour UFO hotline For years, Capp only told fam- so-called “money” tourna- said Raquel Garcia. “This is
ily and friends about his encounter. ments for years, with nary a my last year of high school
“It threatens your career.” whisper from the PSAL. and I wanted to compete.”
By Gary Buiso similar calls from UFO spotters in After he retired, he started the “Yet we’re the ones who get And handball pros also
U FO Media Matters blog, to keep penalized?” wondered Josh lashed out at the city.
The Brooklyn Paper Queens and New Jersey, though he
a growing network of believers up Garcia. “I don’t understand “It’s absurd,” said William
The latest immigrants to land in can’t say if they are linked. to warp speed. why they would do that.” Polanco, a handball legend
Brooklyn are little green men. He also got a call from a per- But experts are not convinced There is no dispute that who sits on the board of the
The borough where Ralph Kram- son in Long Island who said that there’s something out there. he and his sister played in United States Handball Asso-
den kept threatening to send his UFOs had been following him and “There is no compelling evi- the Coney Island tournament ciation. “It’s strange that the
wife to the moon now has its first he was worried that he was going dence for any life beyond Earth, last August, where he took rule is being applied now.”
24-hour UFO hotline, where New to be abducted. intelligent or otherwise. Not yet,” home $250. Polanco, who played hand-
Yorkers can report close encounters Capp personally called the man said Seth Shostak, a senior astron- Garcia had no idea that ball for Fort Hamilton HS in
of the fuggedaboudit kind. back and asked him if he had any omer with the Search for Extra- joining a summer tournament the early 1990s, said he also
Joe Capp, 68, a retired com- unexplained gaps in his memory. terrestrial Intelligence Institute in would be a problem — af- played in money tournaments
puter consultant from Sheepshead When the man said he didn’t, even California. ter all, he’s done so since his at the time — and was never
Bay, started the out-of-this-world Capp doubted the man’s fears were Shostak said a third of the coun- freshman year, and so have penalized by the league.
hotline in February, and has so far warranted. try thinks Earth has been visited plenty of players from other The Garcias said league
fielded calls reporting nearly two- “I wasn’t sure if this was about by UFOs. city schools. officials told them the tip
dozen distinct sightings around his own loneliness,” Capp said. “But evidence for this is con- “No one ever said anything came from a rival team.
the city. The hotline was an outshoot of sidered weak by most scientists,” to me about it,” he said. “They said it was some-
“How is anybody going to report a UFO meet-up group Capp has he cautioned. The silence could be one from either Midwood,
this stuff if everyone is discourag- held with other New Yorkers at a Capp said that he expects to costly. The Garcias both Fort Hamilton, or Queens
ing them?” he said. “I’m looking at diner since 2007. be getting increased calls in the applied to Lake Forest Col- HS of Science,” Josh Gar-
witnesses as a resource rather than “It’s good to hear shared expe- summer, but that the city — de- lege in Illinois — the only cia said.
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Park Slope. Sheepshead Bay resident Joseph Capp has set up a hotline Capp, who saw his first UFO as UFO spotters can call the hotline may not want us to play,” he did not return calls.
At about the same time he got for Brooklynites who see UFOs. You know they’re out there. a young man in Atlantic City, said at [phone]. said. Telecommunications
The city denied any coach John Lamicella said
knowledge of any other play- other schools have had play-
The ‘King’ is dead ers playing in the pro tourna- ers in money tournaments,
ment this year. But Education but the league took no en-
Department spokeswoman forcement action.
Marge Feinberg refused to “This is a big hit for us,”
say whether the league was he said.
aware of players participat- Both Garcias are consid-
ing in previous years. ered elite high school hand-
Behind the demise of Park Slope’s cupcake bakers The PSAL, the governing ballers. Last year, the pair
body of high school sports, claimed individual titles at
By Natalie O’Neill — a deal that called for the Ricky’s honchos contend “His exact words were, first notified the pair last the PSAL’s Indoor Invita-
The Brooklyn Paper couple to make cupcakes for that the bakery flopped be- ‘Today is your lucky day. month that they could no lon- tional.
ger play for the Yellowjack- Josh also plays for the
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tale of buttercream and bit- But the arrangement ended Kenig. borough’s roaring cupcake his shop, The King of Cupcakes. The duo’s dad cried Olympian who also played
terness, pitting soon-to-be- on St. Patrick’s Day, when In the beginning, of course, craze. foul. football, basketball and base-
married bakers Megan Kerri- Ricky’s padlocked the shop it looked like this fairy tale The couple worked long “They shafted my kids,” ball. Thorpe was stripped of
gan and Sean Rich against the with no warning. Kerrigan would have a happy end- hours to make their uncon- “weak” promotional effort ing the cakes “dry” and said Mick Garcia. “They his pentathlon and decath-
far more established Ricky’s and Rich say that their shop ing. Kerrigan and Rich burst ventional banana peanut but- by Ricky’s. “oily” on Yelp.com. Dan think they’re pro handball lon gold medals in 1913 af-
NYC cosmetics and costume flopped because Ricky’s onto the baked good scene af- ter and jelly sandwich or “We had a dream,” she Myers, who tends to write players — but there’s no such ter it was discovered that he
chain. failed to provide enough ter The New York Observer pumpkin cannoli cupcakes. said, adding her Marine business-positive stories for thing as pro handball players. played semi-professional base-
Kerrigan and Rich opened promption or install the ki- wrote up their cupcake cart They even appeared on Food Park house is in foreclosure. the blog Here’s Park Slope If they were, they’d be playing ball when he was in college, a
their mom-and-soon-to-be- osks to sell the treats. in Manhattan. Within days, a Network’s “Cupcake Wars,” “Now we’re broke.” also noted, “The staff’s lack on TV and making millions violation of the International
pop bakery on Seventh Ave- “They’re millionaires and Ricky’s realty honcho named but the shop couldn’t gener- Foodies from the neigh- of training was painfully of dollars every year.” Olympic Committee’s rules of
nue five months ago in part- we have nothing,” said Ker- Adam called Kerrigan to make ate enough cash to stay alive. borhood had their own the- apparent to most custom- His daughter was equally amateur eligibility. The med-
nership with Ricky’s NYC rigan. his pitch. Kerrigan and Rich blame the ories about the demise, call- ers.” stung by the decision. als were restored in 1983.
SPECIAL SECTION
Excuse me, are you Jewish?
If you are, you’re probably reading this in shul ered observant, he said.
“I don’t believe in the word
‘religious,’ Raskin said. “I be-
By Gary Buiso our worship services are only describe themselves. greater than your own in the lieve that every Jew has to do
The Brooklyn Paper growing with more and more But Brooklyn’s Jewish universe.” more this year than last year,
Borough Jews are not los- people who are choosing to leaders said there’s no cri- And the data bear that to do one more good deed this
ing their religion — they’re engage in Jewish life.” sis of faith. out. year than last — that’s how we
finding it. But across the country, 55 “You walk along Avenue According to the Gallup- measure ourselves.”
From Park Slope syn- percent of the country’s Jews J or Avenue M, you’d think Healthways Well-Being In- According to U.S. Census
agogues to Midwood’s identify themselves as “non- you were in Jerusalem,” said dex, Jews are rated first in data from 2000, Jews make
shtiebels, religious leaders religious,” basing their an- Rabbi Alvin Kass of the East feelings of well-being, ring- up 15.4 percent of the bor-
say they’re bursting at the swers on attendance at re- Midwood Jewish Center on ing up a composite score of ough’s population.
bimah — and in so doing, ligious services and how Ocean Avenue. 69.8, a numeric gauge de- Recently r eleased Census
they’re bucking a nation- important religion is in their Being a true believer pays rived from work environ- data has not yet been bro-
wide trend. lives, according to a recent off, the rabbi said. ment and emotional and ken down by religious affili-
“We have seen tremendous Gallup survey . “Jews who practice their physical health. (The non- ation — but the numbers will
growth in the number of peo- Just 16 percent of Jews said religion find that they have a religious were a close sec- likely be higher, at least ac-
ple participating in our com- they were “very religious.” happier, more fulfilling life,” ond with a score of 67, fol- cording to the mensch on
munity,” said Shira Koch Ep- Oy, by comparison, 75 per- said Kass, who is also the lowed by Mormons (66.9), the street.
“Jewish neighborhoods in
stein, the associate rabbi of cent of Mormons, 50 percent chief chaplain of the NYPD. Muslims (65.8), other non-
Brooklyn are going through
Congregation Beth Elohim of Protestants, 44 percent of “It gives you a feeling of per- Christians (65.6), and Prot-
tremendous growth,” said
on Garfield Place in Park Muslims and 42 percent of spective about the world to estants (64.8).
Gary Schlesinger, the chair-
Slope. “Our programs and Roman Catholics similarly realize that there’s a power But numbers — we mean
man of United Jewish Com-
the statistics, not the fourth munity Advocacy Relations
Holy Week at Plymouth book of the Torah — are of and Enrichment, an advocacy MOVING TO WESTCHESTER? CONSIDER...
no interest to Rabbi Aaron group monitoring the data.
Raskin of congregation B’nai Schlesinger, a member of
Congregational Avraham on Remsen Street the ultra-Orthodox Satmar JEWISH EDUCATION The Woodlands Way
in Brooklyn Heights. sect, said more Jews are be-
“I am not at all concerned coming interested in their re-
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Bruce Oelschlager, Minister of Music ing and thriving,” he said. “We see a tremendous
But that doesn’t mean awareness,” he said. “The at Woodlands
that every seat in synagogue percentages are meaning-
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Easter Worship Service
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Traditional Easter Egg Hunt follows. by signs of light. You have to imitates religion. Ideology al-
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stars, but you learn the calcu- parents and kill your neigh- Saturday, April 30
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COMPOST
stuff around and sitting not degrade. City to close Norah’s
around, why would you To get to the finished
leave it there? It’s going product, branded “Good
to get thrown away?” he Shite,” the compost mound
Continued from page 1 down of organic matter by said. is supplemented by nitro-
lating to the neighborhood microorganisms to produce a The pair will be accept- gen-rich additives, such
and letting them know that nutrient-rich soil conditioner ing fruit, grain and vege- as coffee chaff and horse windows 7 loophole
their compost will be turned — is already underway at table scraps, and newspa- manure.
into something that can be a Commerce Street garden pers (please finish reading Then it’s a matter of
used in their gardens,” Nagy tended by McGill, a Dublin- it first). They will discrim- time, air, and care.
said. born artist, craftsman and inate, rejecting any human “By the time we get to the
Of course, buying back the jack-of-all-trades who han- or animal waste, meat or end, the result is something
Future alterations will require public hearing
refined trash has a price: $15 dles a rake like he’s holding dairy — too stinky for the refined, something beauti-
for a 25-pound bag. a violin. mound — and glossy pa- ful,” McGill said.
Composting — the break- “When you see a lot of per and plastic, which do Something rich, too.
By Gary Buiso mission’s oversight, provided the win-
The Brooklyn Paper dows are in keeping with the existing
Do you know Call it the Norah Jones effect. aesthetic.
The city is planning to amend a rule Like Jones’s smash hit, residents “don’t
that governs visible window openings know why” it took so long — but were
on facades that don’t face the street — a heartened by the city’s nascent effort
change that may have averted the hubbub nevertheless.
one of our Women caused by the doe-eyed songstress’s de- “We are trying to preserve the Cob-
ble Hill Historic District and all other
signs for her Cobble Hill mansion.
19th-century rowhouses in the city so
In 2009, the Grammy Award-winning
that they look the way they appeared in
Bedford-Stuyvesant–born singer initially
the early 19th century,” said Roy Sloane,
filed city paperwork for permission to
of Distinction? president of the Cobble Hill Association,
perform some “minor” work on her Am-
ity Street home, which is inside the Cob- Callan ala cnidvmic agrrkosu wp.h “eHno wwi cnadno wwse cparens beerv peu ot uinr
ble Hill Historic District. m
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the singer’s plan to punch 10 windows Songstress Norah Jones added dowgate.
HONOREES i nto the blank side of her home, causing seven windows to the side of her The Historic Districts Council, a pres-
Louisa McGregor a stir in the tony landmark district be- Amity Street house without a ervation group, said any alteration to a
cause its Greek Revival rowhouses tra- public hearing. visible façade should get a full public
Brenda Drew ditionally eschew ostentation in favor of hearing, because alterations can drasti-
Rose Huczko architectural discretion. mission took notice. cally change a building’s nature.
Aura Mejia That amendment did not require a new Jones’s application highlighted “a need “Anything that happens on a second-
public hearing. Hence, the talk of a “No- ary façade in a historically residential
Paula Utilla rah Loophole.” for the Commission to set a limit on the area should come before Landmarks
Janie Whitney Eventually, Jones c ompromised to number, size, pattern and placement of so the community can weigh in,” said
Rachel Waltz seven windows, but residents were still visible window openings on secondary Simeon Bankoff, the group’s executive
vexed that she was granted the right to facades,” commission spokeswoman Lisi director.
Elaine Guido
cause window pains in the neighborhood de Bourbon said. The city has yet to finalize the rule
Danielle Johnson without a new public hearing. The law, as currently written, is am- change. And Jones declined to sing to
Dr. Barbara Austin Lucas The Landmarks Preservation Com- biguous and does not require the com- us about her feelings.
Judith Stern Orlando Honor her with an ad STONE...
Anne J. Swern But like any fad, brown- ing is put together than the cut
Raisa Chernina in Courier Life’s stone’s popularity faded; by of the rock, added Mike Mee-
Jill Eisenhard the Great War, the material han, owner of the Portland
was passed over for trendy, Brownstone Quarries.
Nancy Venturine special issue published Continued from page 1 liked earth tones, but because lighter-colored materials like Of course, this is Brooklyn,
Tina Chang accent. it was cheap. limestone. Weather damage, so not everybody is a fan.
Victoria Hofmo May 19, 2011! The use of brownstone as As the city and its middle as a result of poor construc- “We felt that the house was
a building material was a fad class grew, people started liv- tion and improper quarrying, too grand in proportion for its
Mathylde Frontus
in the latter half of the 19th ing further from work and also gave the material a bad neighbors on the block,” said
Ngozi Moses Deadline May 6, 2011 century — one so prevalent developers built up Brook- reputation. Simeon Bankoff of the His-
Melissa Glass that author Edith Wharton lyn as a suburban spot. Like But Brooklyn’s ubiquitous toric Districts Council.
Lena Alhusseini For advertising information call: would later deride the era as the building boom around the brown rock has gotten a bum But Van den Bout thinks
“the brown decades,” and fa- time of the last housing bub- rap, say some experts. that the classic brownstone
Gail L. Smith Stephanie Stellaccio: [phone]
mously called the rock “the ble, homes began to get big- “With our knowledge of material will silence the nay-
Elaine Avery [email protected] most hideous building stone ger, more pretentious — and brownstone today and how sayers — or, at least, having
Liza Kramer ever quarried.” more shoddily built. to cut and handle it properly them saying, “Ahhh.”
Lynn Kelly SIZE OF ADS: 1/4V $280 (4.66 X 5.125) Hideous to her, perhaps, but “These were like the first — we could probably build “The rock will have cir-
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oysters. Brownstone, which is first urban sprawl,” said Mor- that we could in the 19th- making the house appear dif-
actually just brown sandstone, rone. “People wanted stone century,” said Morrone. ferent throughout the day,”
was not only popular because for their houses and the better And weather damage is he said. “It will really bring a
GALA EVENT, HELD AT THE Order Tickets for Family & Friends:
architects in the Victorian age stone was too expensive.” more a result of how the build- subtle light to the facade.”
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Sea Lion Show, Cocktail Reception, the Brooklyn Heights Asso- ect forward and incorporat-
ciation. ing plans for St. Ann’s Ware-
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Vitaliano agreed. house and Empire Stores as
Continued from page 1 when it allowed the state to re- The Park Service’s conten- vibrant parts of the park,”
IN CONEY ISLAND FOR INFORMATION CALL funding and repair. draw the map of the Brooklyn tion that it was merely correct- Stein added.
on June 22, 2011, 5:30–9pm “This ruling reaches far be- waterfront to place the two his- ing a historic mistake is noth- But some locals think
Carol Magluilo at [phone] yond Brooklyn,” Peg Breen, toric buildings on non-park- ing but a “house of cards” that the city is overly optimistic.
Will feature and celebrate some of Email: [email protected] president of the New York land so they could be redevel- “cannot withstand the gentlest Former Community Board 2
the borough’s outstanding women Landmarks Conservancy, oped. The agency said it was breeze,” the judge wrote. member Andrew Stengel, who
said on Sunday. “If the Na- merely correcting an earlier City lawyer Haley Stein wrote the seminal l aw review
Name:______________________________________ tional Park Service could “mistake” that put the build- said that Bloomberg admin- article in January that led to
choose when to enforce the ings in the protected parkland isration officials “are disap- the lawsuit, saw the decision
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parks across the country The next year, the world- look forward to presenting our “The era of unchecked land
Tel._________________________ Email _______________________________________ would suffer.” renowned theater troupe St. full case to the court.” use decisions in the vein of
The National Park Ser- Ann’s Warehouse was given “Brooklyn Bridge Park re- Robert Moses is long over,”
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Ticket orders must be in no later than May 1, 2011 the company would have no hall and plaza .
comment. But in February , the Opponents said that the
Park Service had said that it feds simply buckled to pres-
did nothing wrong in 2009, sure from state and city au- Continued from page 1 to talk about the new job po-
thorities who were intent on city exterminated waterfowl sition, explaining the contract
giving the site to St. Ann’s, within a five-mile radius of had not yet been signed.
“ and needed a secretly re- both LaGuardia and JFK air- But, in the past, she has said
I needed surgery but
drawn map. ports — a measure that was that when goose populations
“It’s clear that the Na- expanded last year to Pros- rise — there are now 193 geese
tional Park Service — an pect Park, more than seven Prospect Park — they must
couldn’t be out of agency charged with pro- miles from any runway, with- be controlled. “It isn’t the an-
tecting our public parkland out public discussion, much to swer people want to hear, but
— has reneged on this duty the horror of neighbors. when there are hundreds of
” and has yielded to political USDA spokeswoman birds, the risk [to airplanes]
commission for too long.
pressure from City Hall,” said Carol Bannerman declined is higher,” she said.
GPS
blizzard response. The crime unauthorized medical waste
The specialists at New York Methodist Hospital wasn’t discovered until April 6, to dissipate.
when the truck was at its nor- “It’s not uncommon,”
are a step ahead in using robotic surgery to treat mal lot along Hamilton Avenue said the spokesman, Mat-
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conditions in a growing number of fields including near the Gowanus Canal. thew LiPani.
ting routine maintenance at a A Sanitation spokesman The mayor himself had
prostate cancer, gynecological and urologic disor- Bay Ridge shop in February said that the theft of the much- heralded the GPS-tracking
ders, thoracic surgery and more. This technique is when a thief swiped the nav- touted device was not imme- of snow plows in January,
igation system, a device that diately noticed because that saying that all 1,700 Sanita-
known to be extremely precise, with fewer compli-
city officials installed into particular truck had been de- tion trucks would be fitted
cations – and typically results in a quicker recovery, the trucks as a way of miti- activated for two months to with the newfangled navi-
gating outrage over the city’s allow radiation from some gation systems.
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Book acting
Jessica Hagedorn likes to buck tradition as a
novelist — so it’s no wonder that she’s turned
her book launch into a theatrical reading.
“You can’t just go to a bookstore and do a
reading now,” said Hagedorn (pictured). “You
have to make it some-
thing special.”
So that means en-
listing the talent of
Kathleen Chalfant for
a dramatic reading of
her new novel, “Toxi-
cology,” on April 19 at
powerHouse Arena in
DUMBO.
“She’s one of our
greats,” said Hage-
dorn of Chalfant, a
Tony Award-winning
actress who starred in “Angels in America.” “I
[phone] The Brooklyn Paper’s essential guide to the Borough of Kings April 15–21, 2011 ran into her on the street one day recently and
said, ‘I’ve got the perfect role for you.’ ”
Chalfant will give voice to one of the char-
acters in “Toxicology,” which follows two West
Old vs. new Village creative types linked by both their pas-
sion and self-destructive behavior.
“It’s a novel of many voices, so I wanted to
be able to hit those notes and give you a fla-
vor of the book,” said Hagedorn.
Jessica Hagedorn at powerHouse Arena
[37 Main St. at Water Street in DUMBO, (718)
666-3049], April 19 at 7 pm; also at Green-
light Bookstore [686 Fulton St. between S.
Elliott Place and S. Portland Avenue in Fort
Epic food fi ght pits classicists vs. newcomers Greene, [phone]], April 25 at 7:30 pm.
For info, visit www.jessicahagedorn.net.
— Meredith Deliso
By Sarah Zorn
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for The Brooklyn Paper
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New Yorker.
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thought and care into a product that waass
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affordable to everyone, available to evv--
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Edward wanted to create a bar where people
wards the future, but there are still plenty
who create can have a community.”
of Brooklyn restaurants unapologetically
Kuster wants to begin on April 27, but first,
embracing the old school.
she needs submissions. Any story officially re-
Colandrea New Corner, an Italian-
jected from the New Yorker will be considered
American restaurant in Dyker Heights,
— but please, nothing too depressing.
is proudly stuck in time.
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buds on a tour of old-world Brooklyn, or Park Slope, Bark cook Stoph Sturgul serves up hot dogs crafted from “heritage” pork and basted in smoked lard.
would rather indulge in a little haute cui-
sine, one thing’s for sure, the borough’s
best bites have never been on better — humble wiener never had it so good. to find at any old slice shop. olate cake represents the trailblazing ac- THEATER
or more diverse — display. Bark [474 Bergen St. between Fifth Fornino [187 Bedford Ave. at N. tress. To us, it’s pure deliciousness.
and Flatbush avenues in Park Slope, (718) Seventh street in Williamsburg, (718) Robicelli’s (For info on locations, visit
HOT DOGS ‘Black Watch’
789-1939]. 384-6004]. robicellis.tumblr.com).
OLD SCHOOL: Nathans
This old warhorse has been serving PIZZA CHEESECAKE RED-SAUCE ITALIAN
frankfurters the same way since 1916. The OLD SCHOOL: L&B Spumoni Gardens OLD SCHOOL: Juniors OLD SCHOOL: Colandrea New
extra-long all-beef dogs snap nicely when Generations of Brooklynites continue Only three individuals have overseen Corner “Black Watch” — the National Theatre of
you bite into them, have an appealing sweet to flock to this family owned pizzeria in the production of Junior’s famous cheese- Patrons of this old-guard Italian joint Scotland’s searing look at soldiers in Iraq — is
and smoky flavor, and bear up perfectly to Gravesend for homemade spumoni, ices, cake in its 60-plus years of Brooklyn des- know exactly how they like it — sauce: back at St. Ann’s Warehouse for a third run.
gobs of spicy, deli-style mustard, piles of and the infamous Sicilian-style pies. The sert dominance, with one “master baker” tomato; vegetables: fried; price point: low; The play is based on interviews playwright
saurkraut, or (gasp!) Heinz ketchup. Al- dense and deeply browned crusts are topped presiding over the entire process. No one portions: huge. And no counting calories Gregory Burke conducted with soldiers who
though many (many) franchises have fol- with cheese and then sauce, with showers can describe these cream cheesy wedges here — the tortellini carbonara comes served in a Scottish
lowed, nothing beats a visit to the original of freshly grated Romano and olive oil fin- as light and fluffy, but that’s a good thing. doused with pancetta, egg, meat, cream Army regiment, tell-
location on Surf Avenue. Yes, the area has ishing the picture. There’s a full sit-down Supremely dense, fantastically rich, and and cheese, just like back in the day. ing their story via
seen better days, and you might end up restaurant, take-out window and garden completely satisfying — Juniors cheese- Colandrea New Corner [7201 Eighth video sequences, bag-
guarding your sand-kissed dog from one- seating in addition to the pizza parlor, but cakes are the real Brooklyn deal. Ave. between 72nd and 73rd streets in pipes, intense acrobat-
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NEW SCHOOL: Bark Super-chef Michael Ayoub explores “the Robicelli, have become known for minia- focus on offering simple, local, seasonally the DUMBO theater in
Imagine actually knowing what’s in art and science of pizza” in this award turizing just about anything — with de- inspired fare at this much-ballyhooed Ital- 2008, a year after its New York premiere. In this
your hot dog! Bark performs this small winning, ‘billyburg restaurant. The menu licious results. Chicken n’ waffles, Irish ian eatery. House-made cavatelli is tossed new production, running from April 16 to May
miracle by disclosing a full list of its scru- is split into three categories; Naples: The soda bread and the Bronx Zoo Egyptian with Faiccos hot sausage and browned sage 8, there’s a fresh, younger cast, but with direc-
pulously sourced suppliers. Hartmann’s First Generation; Italy, The Second Gen- Cobra are past cupcake inspirations, but butter, meatballs are studded with pine tor John Tiffany still at the helm of Burke’s ex-
Old World Sausage makes the private-la- eration; and Fornino: The Third Genera- the cheesecake-themed “Bea Arthur” cup- nuts and raisins, and the new school car- pertly crafted script, it’s still a must-see.
bel dogs, Heritage Farms USA provides tion. Guess where you’ll find all the fancy- cake, created to memorialize the “Golden bonara is done with guanciale and farm- “Black Watch” at St. Ann’s Warehouse [38
the Berkshire pork products, and kraut schmantzy pies? The Funghi Misti is made Girls” star upon her passing, that is as leg- fresh Lancaster egg. Water St. between Dock and Main streets in
and condiments are made in-house. It also with mixed wild mushrooms, caciocavallo endary as its namesake. The cheesecake Frankie’s 457 Spuntino [457 Court St. DUMBO, [phone]], April 16-May 8. Tick-
doesn’t hurt that the puppies are basted and mozzarella cheeses and white truffle buttercream pays homage to the show it- between Fourth Place and Luquer Street ets $55-$90. For info, visit www.stannsware-
with homemade smoked lard butter. The oil — something you’d be hard pressed self, while the black coffee-infused choc- in Carroll Gardens, [phone]]. house.org. — Meredith Deliso
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Company XIV turns Bukowski
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Austin McCormick and Charles Bukowski troupe has a strong baroque influence and over-
may come from two completely differ- the-top flair, so things should get interesting
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fully curated collection of great salmon, but Fran- Gros bierhalle: Nas- [phone]
pinball games. Who needs zetti’s menu was not in sau Avenue is about to get
coffee when you have “At- place yet — plans are to a 6,000-square-foot bar/res-
tack from Mars!” to get the phase it in gradually over taurant called Spritzenhaus.
adrenaline pumping? the next few weeks. Let’s Eater reports that the be-
Hot ticket: Can’t take just hope Franzetti, unlike hemoth will have four beer
the wait at Park Slope’s al Smith, can tolerate a little stations offering 25 brews
di la trattoria? Head around Monday night football dur- on tap, a 100-foot bar, an
the corner to Carroll Street, ing dinner service. open kitchen, a wood-burn-
and try your luck at al di Wheel estate: In the ing oven, and sidewalk seat-
la vino. The intimate off- market for a food truck/ ing. 561 Myrtle Ave.
shoot is currently offering restaurant/beer garden? People pops: Neigh-
a $25 three-course market Brownstoner noticed that borhood doggies will have (@ Myrtle & Emerson)
menu on Mondays through a listing has gone up for to go elsewhere for their
Wednesdays, and five-dol- Goods, the former mobile gourmet biscuits and puppy
lar wine pours. Just think, home-turned-burger shack treats. According to H ere’s Happy Hour Every Day
by the time you’ve finished on the corner of Lorimer Park Slope, Sky Ice, an old- 5–7:30
your apple bread pudding, and Metropolitan Streets timey looking scoop shop, is
a table might actually have in Williamsburg. Asking opening in the former But-
[phone]
opened up next door. On price? A cool $250,000. tercups Paw-tisserie space
second thought, you’re On the other hand, that’s on the corner of Fifth Av- Mauzac [136 DeKalb Ave. between S. Elliott Place and S. Portland Avenue [email protected]
probably not getting into probably cheaper than your enue and St. Marks Street. in Fort Greene, [phone]]. Open Sun–Wed, 4 pm–midnight; Thu–Fri, 5 www.theemersonbar.com
al di la vino either. average Williamsburg stu- Maybe they’ll consider of-
pm–2 am; Sat, 4 pm–2 am. For info, visit, www.mauzacbar.com.
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