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VOL. 4, NO.

21 - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2017

Back To The
Point

New Book Gives A Look Into


Breezy Point, Rockaway Point
and Roxbury History
See Page 3
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A LOOK INTO THE


POINTS PAST
By Katie McFadden of his findings about the area
along the way. It was inter-
Historians, Brian Merlis esting to come across photos
and Lee A. Rosenzweig, are of ships that ran aground,
getting back to the Point. like the Princess Anne, which
Theyve just published a some parts of it were left on
book that reflects on the his- the beach for like 20 years;
tory of Breezy Point, Rock- the construction of the jetty
away Point and Roxbury, at the point and how peo-
through a series of old rare ple sometimes get strand-
photos. ed there when the high tide
Most residents living today comes in; and the Atlantic
arent old enough to remem- Improvement Company high
ber tent cities, the construc- rise apartments that were
tion of the Marine Parkway built and the skeleton build-
bridge or the original ferry ings were later exploded with copies up for sale on eBay, Merlis and Rosenzweig, at
to the peninsula, but Merlis dynamite. We tried to make but wont be focusing too Christ Community Church
and Rosenzweigs new book, the book as interesting as we much on online sales, but (60 West Market Street) in
Rockaway Point, Breezy Point could and make it a beautiful, rather word of mouth, so that Breezy Point on Sunday, No-
and Roxbury Communities presentable book for the res- residents can take advantage vember 19 at 1:30 p.m. The
gives a glimpse into that for- idents who may want a copy, of the limited copies. Only a book is $30. If you cant make
gotten past of the beginnings Merlis said. thousand were printed. the event, email Rosenzweig
of Breezy Point, Rockaway Merlis and Rosenzweig Locals will have a chance at leear1955@gmail.com or
Point and Roxbury, and oth- have worked together on to pick up a copy at a book Merlis at brimerl@aol.com
er trips down memory lane in several other historical pho- signing event this weekend. for information on how to
the more recent history of the tographic books in the past, The Breezy Point Historical get a copy.
area. The 120-page hardcover many showcasing various Society is hosting authors,
book features more than 200 Brooklyn neighborhoods,
old photos, from the early but they wanted to get a
1900s to the 1970s, with cap- glimpse into the past of a
tions that tell a bit about the unique area across Jamai-
history of this unique part of ca Bay. According to Merlis,
New York. focusing on the Point was
The book isnt a historical co-author, Rosenzweigs
text. Rather, it includes an in- idea. Lee has a lot of friends
troduction by local writer and that live there and he was
historian, Mary Elizabeth raised spending a lot of time
Smith, a preface about the in that area, Merlis said.
book by myself and Lee, and Weve done so many books
a series of photos are identi- on Brooklyn neighborhoods,
fied by the year and location but he said lets do some-
and whatever else should be thing in Breezy. I said why
known by the reader, co-au- Breezy? He said its a really
thor Brian Merlis said. He interesting place and we have

Planning a party?
added that there will be some some good pictures like ships
things that the authors didnt that ran aground there, the
know. People who read this volunteer fire departments
will notice things that we and old Mardi Gras celebra-
didnt, like their relatives, tions, and people should see
ancestors or friends in the them. So we decided to do it.
photos. We hope this brings
back a lot of memories for
This is our first book focusing
on a section of Queens. We See our catering menus
people, Merlis continued.
Merlis said that the process
for this book began when he
figured it was a good place
to start because theres such
a tightknit community over
at www.Ludwigs.com
and Rosenzweig started col- there with a lot of pride for
lecting photos of the area their hometown, so we fig-
about 10 years ago and they
started to put the book to-
ured we wouldnt have a
problem selling books, but
Ludwigs
gether about a year ago. Mer- we mostly did this out of a 533 Beach 126th Street
lis, a longtime historian, said
he was surprised about some
love for history.
The authors have put a few
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worst of all, other people. by a painted yellow line. Insane.


Fallout shelters and the threat But now somebody says terror-
of nuclear war fell out of vogue ists might program driverless cars
because people got to watch real so they become crowd-killing
war on their televisions each weapons. Great.
night as images from Vietnam I want a robot house cleaner
were broadcast. What crazy, like the one on The Jetsons. But
scary times. now I hear robots will be nothing
Kids get trophies and medals more than wolves in robot cloth-
for nothing these days. If they ac- ing. Someone created a robot that
tually had participation awards would ask permission to get into a
in the old days theyd be legit. You college dorm. When approached
participated and survived the six- by the robot, most students said
ties and seventies? That deserves no. Then they gave the robots a
a trophy. box of cookies and dressed it in
Past And Future Views But you know, we us friggin
humans always look back with
fun stickers from a local candy
store. The robot got easy access.
The murder rate was quad- We werent really sure what half full glasses. We call the bad And then someone said, what if
rupling but we were allowed they were, but fallout shelters old days the good old days. Thats the robot had a bomb inside the
sometimes ordered to take the or at least the signs for such how screwed up we are. cookie box? Man, oh, man.
subway in the bad old days if we things were everywhere. Youd But I guess we also call them And the latest thing from the
were past the age of ten. Oh, those see the yellow and black signs on the good old days because whats near future? A memory prosthe-
parents. But I guess it was rela- random apartment buildings or really scary is the future. sis. You cant remember where
tive. Why worry about your kids on some door to a windowless I want driverless cars. I think you put your keys and this brain
meeting a homicidal psycho- basement. Quick choice: die in a its absolutely insane that peo- implant will help. Sounds good
path or some street toughs when nuclear blast or get stuck in some ple who are 1) easily distracted, until you realize youll also re-
youre thinking about nuclear room with strangers for weeks. 2) sleepy, 3) generally uncoordi- member all the bad stuff about
war? Those were the days when Before you decide ask yourself: nated, 4) dumb, and 5) all of the people you love.
your kids were in school practic- Did these rooms have toilets? I above can drive a four-thousand I dont want to scare you about
ing putting their heads under the dont think so. pound machine at high speed in the future. Im just slipping into
desk to prepare for nuclear war Yeah, what a choice. Radiation or the opposite direction of other my winter mood a little early
because, you know, that was go- hard time in a fallout shelter. Food high speed machines driven by this year. Getting ready for three
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Positive Updates
By Katie McFadden
at November CB Meeting
ersMayor Bill de Blasio. Ul- speak about all the positive three primary clinics on Beach
rich announced that he will be changes taking place at Rock- 129th, Beach 20th and the Five
There was a packed house at working closer with the mayor aways only hospital. CEO Towns, and two more are in the
the Knights of Columbus on to meet the needs of the com- Gerard Walsh spoke about how works for the new Beach 105th
Tuesday, November 13 for the munity. Along with this came $10.1 million in funding is be- medical center and a clinic on
monthly Community Board 14 the announcement that the ing used to upgrade and ex- Beach 34th Street. The hospital
meeting, as attendees heard mayor will be coming to Rock- pand the hospitals emergency will also be renovating its lob-
items from a jam-packed agen- away to hear residents needs. department and renovate the by and starting a 340B Phar-
da of mostly good news. I congratulated de Blasio, and Boards of Cooperative Educa- macy Program, where patients
Newly re-elected City Coun- this might come as a surprise, tional Services (BOCES) build- can get medications at a dis-
cilman Eric Ulrich thanked but the mayor asked what I ing, plus another $6 million counted rate, right in the hos-
attendees for voting, no mat- wanted and how he could help, that is being used to upgrade pital. The last two years have
ter who their vote was for, and and I said, I think its time you the hospitals telephone and been very rewarding. Were not
brought with him some sur- come to Rockaway to hear from computer systems. Those pro- just renovating, but were also
prising news. I want to thank my constituents about their is- jects, worth over $16 million, bringing new policies, proce-
everyone who voted. Whether sues, Ulrich said. According to are funded and taking place as dures and attitudes with us to
you voted for me or not, this Ulrich, the mayor agreed and we speak. Phase 1 of this pro- improve the overall experience
community put big numbers will be coming to Rockaway for ject should be done by January at St. Johns, Walsh said. Other
on the board and Im honored a town hall on December 5. The or February, Walsh said. He hospital staffers went into more
and humbled. My door is open mayors office said they could also spoke of a partnership with detail about specific changes.
to every person in this com- not confirm that at this time, Ross University, which will be The Rockaway Waterfront Al-
munity. We are here to serve but Ulrich said the time and giving the hospital $10 million liance (RWA) spoke about its
everyone, he said. Along with place would be announced over the next nine years, part of Take Care Rockaway project.
making the point of serving sometime next week. which will go toward continu- A 2016 survey determined that
everyone, Ulrich brought up In the first presentation, rep- ing construction on a building mental health was a big priority
another politician who didnt resentatives from St. Johns on Beach 19th Street. St. Johns Continued on page 9
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***** sands?) of people and was a real *****


The venue for the film, the highlight on the Things To Do Somebody stopped in to say hel-
old firehouse, now called RISE calendar. Robert Kaskel of Thai lo the other day and told us a bar,
(Rockaway Institute for Sus- Rock, a driving force behind Taste, the Park End Tavern, was located
tainable Environment), is a said it didnt get enough support at Riis Landing, adjacent to the old
great space for meetings, lec- but hopes the spring version will Coast Guard station. We found a
tures, film screenings (maybe take place. news clipping from 1969 mention-
***** parties). If youre looking for ***** ing the place. That got us thinking
We publish next week on space for such things contact Striped bass must be biting. The about bygone places: Ark Drugs,
Wednesday, November 22, the Rockaway Waterfront Alli- ocean was calm on Sunday and Delicious Endings, Harbor Bakery,
the day before Thanksgiving. ance. hundreds of small boats including The Raintower, The Magnet, Har-
Please move those deadlines ***** a handful of kayaks appeared just bor Blues clothing, Trunz, Rams
up (send ads by Monday, Tues- Saturday, December 2. We off the beach for some weekend Horn, Waldbaums, 29 Deli, Pa-
day in the a.m.). If youve got just happen to have 4 tickets fishing. The most popular spot pas Pizza, The Bridge, Slice of Life,
Black Friday or Happy Thanks- to St. Johns basketball. Send seemed to be around Beach 88th. Light Ship, Pisces, Fajitas, Bog-
giving ads to run, get em to us us an email at Mail@Rocka- ***** gianos, Snug Harbor, Hickeys, Bay
early! wayTimes.com and let us know Historians Brian Merlis and Lee Terrace, Roxbury Barn, Nathans,
***** youd like to get a chance to Rosenzweig will be signing cop- Wendys, Pier 92, Rock Away, Surf-
A terrific documentary, win. ies of their newly-released book, side Cinema and One Stop Photo.
Jane was screened at the old ***** Rockaway Point, Breezy Point and And Straight Talk, the newspaper.
firehouse on Beach 59th Street. Theres no reason to search Roxbury Communities this Sun- *****
It is an awe-inspiring tale of for a Rockaway Times newspa- day, November 19, 1 p.m. at the Running news: The Thanksgiving
Jane Goodall, the woman fa- per. Sign up to get the full pa- Christ Community Church, 60 Mile & 5K in Breezy will kick off at
mous for her studies of chim- per every Thursday morning West Market Street, Breezy Point. The Sugar Bowl in Breezy Point on
panzees in the wilds of Afri- (except when we come out on ***** Thanksgiving morning. The Santa
ca. Although her story might the Wednesday before Thanks- Were not saying it, were say- Shuffle is December 15. Ho, ho, its
be familiar, this documentary giving) by email. Go to our ing Lew said it. Democratic Dis- ok to go slow. Contact John Edwards
provides long lost footage from website, Rockawaytimes.com trict Lew Simon said he expects for more info (j.f.edwards@att.net).
the early 60s and gives fresh and click on subscribe. current City Councilman Eric Ul- *****
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Brett Morgen directed, and De- Bummer alert. There is no leave office before the end of the Mayor is coming to Rockaway
bra Eisenstadt is one of the pro- Taste of Rockaway this fall. The four year term. There will be a spe- Park for a Town Hall. We'll have
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NOVEMBER CB design of the restaurant, since the boardwalk, plus another Center on Beach 56th Street;
MEETING it couldnt be rebuilt in the ex- $60 million in funds. Thirteen a representative from Ur-
Continued from Page 6 act same way as it was original- projects have been approved ban Upbound, spoke about
ly. They needed approval from by FEMA, including work on the nonprofit that offers ca-
for the peninsula, so the RWA the community before moving the Beach 94th Performance reer services, financial coun-
is working on programming forward with the buildings Space, Beach 101-102 Play- seling and tax help; a plea
to address and discuss mental department. Not surprising- ground, a Beach 90th Street from activist Marissa Ber-
health issues. They are part- ly, every board member in at- adventure course, a new dog nowitz who said Martin de
nering with the Far Rockaway tendance voted to support it. park, upgrades to Bayswater Porres HS, the usual site for
Arverne Nonprofit Coalition to As for when the restaurant will Park, the Beach 77th to 81st the free Thanksgiving lunch
develop initiatives, create a re- reopen? As soon as possible, multipurpose field, the Beach by We Care New York, has de-
source guide and create events Heeran said. 93rd Street labyrinth, the clined to host the event due
to bring awareness to mental Finally, the Parks and Pub- Beach 88th Street Park, Rock- to funding issues this year,
health and reduce the stigma lic Safety Committee gave away Community Park, sup- so Bernowitz is looking for
behind it. One such event is some updates on capital pro- plemental features for Shore a backup location; a young
being held Friday, November jects and other items. They Front Parkway, like benches man that spoke about Martin
17 at the RISE Center. It will fo- discussed a pilot program by and lighting, the Edgemere de Porres also shutting down
cus on the importance of peer the Rockaway Business Alli- Raise Shoreline Drainage pro- his basketball team due to
mentors. In May, they will be ance that will bring informa- ject, Thursby Basin Park, and funding issues; a claim by Joe
hosting a walk to raise aware- tional beacons to 100 areas a new Parks operational head- Hartigan that ospreys may
ness. Later in the spring or ear- between Riis Park and Beach quarters. The update also in- be responsible for the dwin-
ly summer, theyll be holding a 43rd Street. This technology cluded some expected design, dling piping plover popula-
wellness symposium. is made possible by an SBA construction and completion tion and that certain protect-
There was a quick presenta- grant. The beacons will be dates for some projects that ed bayside beaches should
tion from the Land Use Com- placed up high in public ar- are already underway. be open; an announcement
mittee that ended in a unani- eas, like near the beach, and The meeting also includ- about an information session
mous vote to move along the private areas, like near busi- ed a public speaking por- about a planned gas pipeline,
process of reopening the Har- nesses, and they will provide tion. Among some of the this Thursday, November 16,
bor Light restaurant. An attor- information about the area. highlights was a woman who at 7 p.m. at the Knights; an
ney, an architect and the own- There was also an update brought awareness about the update from Stan Brown on
er, Sean Heeran, were on hand on capital projects that are great childrens program- his double dutch team; and
to talk about slight changes being funded by additional ming available at the Bethel praise for St. Johns Hospital
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ing issues) Hi Dylan, I read Their office was then notified seeking to connect it into the
your letter sent into The Rock- that the Department of Trans- LIRR Atlantic Branch instead.
away Times last week titled portation's most recent study I had lived in Richmond Hill
"Parking Inequality," in which had finally validated the need and am all too aware of the
the sentence that got me was for turning lanes north/south strong opposition to having
"to prevent non-existent acci- on Beach 108th Street. Long- trains near homes, schools,
dents." Where you were refer- term, with the promised re- and businesses.
ring to is known as a high crash development of Beach 108th But there is a solution, one
location: Beach 108th Street Street as part of the NY Rising that is part of the fabric of New
and Rockaway Beach Boule- program, we would still like to York, and used when elevated
vard. In early 2014 and again see turn signals added to the and surface routes are not or
in 2016, Councilman Eric Ul- traffic control devices in this no longer practical, and that
richs office did an exhaust- intersection. Believe me, Dy- is to put the RBL underground
Chiming In On Chai ing and fantastic job in going lan, I understand your frus- from Atlantic or Jamaica Ave-
Dear Editor: through hundreds of accident tration over losing any parking nues to the LIRR at Rego Park,
(Regarding the former Chai reports, three to five year's spaces. There are many nights or to the Queens Blvd subway,
Home for Adults on Beach worth, and did an analysis of when I get home after a com- where there is a bell mouth.
125th) The building is a tinder- all of the accidents reported at munity meeting, shopping That approach would allow
box ready to go up any minute. this intersection, noting how etc., that I have to ride around for the linear neighborhood
Very sad how this is being treat- many involved turns and how for sometime just to park my park known as Queensway to
ed. The "owner" is actually an many were serious, which re- car, but I'm sure you believe be built on top. Existing ball-
attorney, probably representing quired an ambulance and/or a like me, safety must come first fields and parking would be
the non-profit organization that tow truck to respond. As one of in the case of this intersection. retained. Intermediate sta-
owns it. Every homeowner and Councilman Eric Ulrich's rep- Danny Ruscillo tions can be built like at Met-
the city have to come down hard resentatives said, it is the most Co-Chair CB 14 ropolitan and Jamaica avenues
on them, as its five years already accident-prone location in the Transportation Committee or phased in as needed by the
and something has to give. 100th Precinct, and I fully agree local communities.
Carmela Soprano with that statement. I'm sure, Queens Rail Idea The Woodhaven Jct. station
Dylan, if you ask the Council- can be reopened for transfers
Accident-Prone man's office, they would have Dear Editor: with LIRR trains. An under-
Dear Editor: no problem in showing you Councilman Ulrich is rightly ground connection can be
(In response to Dylan Wat- all the work that went into cautious about restoring the
tons 11/09 letter about park- their accident analysis report. Rockaway Beach Line (RBL), Continued on page 12

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WE GET EMAIL Fine Forgiveness
Nov. 3, 2017. These changes, As always, I appreciate your
Continued from Page 10 Dear Editor: which were implemented us- assistance in encouraging mo-
(In response to Danny Rus- ing DOT in-house resources, torists to comply with all ap-
built to the Montauk Branch cillos inquiry to the Depart- are based on requests from plicable rules and regulations.
for trains to Long Island City ment of Transportation) This the Community Board and Please feel free to share this
and an above-ground link is a follow-up to your Nov. 3 other stakeholders, including letter with your constituents
constructed at Aqueduct for correspondence regarding re- the local precinct. We look who are requesting informa-
the long-sought after and cent changes to parking regu- forward to working with you tion about the recent changes
highly-desired one-seat ride lations on Beach 108th Street on the future capital project in parking regulations at this
from midtown to JFK Airport. between Rockaway Freeway at this site. intersection.
Other cities faced with and Rockaway Beach Blvd. as As you know, NYC DOT Nicole Garcia, DOT Queens
transit, development, and well as Beach 108th between does not issue parking sum- Borough Commissioner
community amenity needs Rockaway Beach Blvd. and monses, nor does it adjudi-
decided that going under- Rockaway Beach Dr. Based on cate them. STUPID BS
ground is worth the added our discussion, some motor- Those roles are handled by Dear Editor:
investment. A portion of the ists may have received park- the New York City Police De- I recently went to Dicks
BART SFO Airport/Millbrae ing summonses while the partment and the New York Sporting Goods on Woodhav-
line in San Francisco lies New York City Department of City Department of Finance, en Boulevard in the middle
underneath an old railroad Transportation (NYC DOT) respectively. NYC DOT is, of the day. It used to take 25-
line, now a rail trail. A sec- was implementing a left-turn however, required to post no- 30 minutes by car. Well, for-
tion of the DART LRT in Tex- lane treatment to enhance the tice in the affected areas of get about it! With the new bus
as is in a tunnel under an safety and operation of this in- the new parking regulations, lane, travel is a complete disas-
expressway instead of using tersection. which we did here by affixing ter. It took more than one hour
the old Katy railroad, now a NYC DOT removed some a sticker to the signs to provide to drive there from Rockaway.
trail. Vancouver, B.C.s Can- parking on both the north and notification of the effective Its called SBS which I guess
ada Line to Richmond and south medians by installing date of the new regulations. means Stupid BS!
YVR had its underground new No Standing Anytime sig- If an owner of a motor vehi- I dont know what the goal
portion lengthened to pre- nage. This work was complet- cle receives a violation within is but if its to put places out of
serve neighborhood trees. So ed on Oct. 24, 2017. The agen- five days of a sign change, that business, I cant think of a better
why not take the same route cy also installed markings to person has an affirmative de- way. Ill never go there or any
in Queens for the Rockaway create two new left-turn bays fense so long as they parked in place along Woodhaven ever
Beach Line, AKA QueensRail? on Beach 108th Street. The compliance with the previous again. Great job, NYC!
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This Week in History


NOVEMBER 16
2004 - President George W. Bush nomi-
nated Condoleezza Rice to replace Colin
1863 - Lincoln delivered his Gettysburg
Address at the dedication of the National
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Powell as Secretary of State. Gettysburg, Pa.

NOVEMBER 17 NOVEMBER 20
Jaime Jordan was born. Maureen Blue-Kraus was born.
Bob Moran was born. Beatriz ONeill was born.

1968 - Night of the "Heidi bowl:" NBC


switched from football to movie of Hei-
1945 - The war crimes trials of 24 German
World War II leaders began in Nuremberg,
40 Fantastic Vendors
Amazing Raffles
di. In the missing 42 seconds, the lagging Germany.
Raiders scored two touchdowns, defeat- 1962 - President John F. Kennedy agreed
ing the Jets. to lift the American blockade of Cuba, end-

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1973 - President Nixon said "I am not a ing the Cuban missile crisis.
crook."
NOVEMBER 21

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Maribel Araujo was born.
Annie Graves was born.
Brian Dickesheid was born.
Jim McDonald was born.
Elizabeth Feeney was born.

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Frank Gulluscio was born.
1928 - Mickey Mouse made his debut in
1922 - Georgia's Rebecca Felton was

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1978 - Jim Jones, a U.S. pastor, led 914 of sworn into the U.S. Senate, becoming the
his followers to their deaths in Jonestown, first woman U.S. Senator.
Guyana, by drinking a cyanide-laced fruit 1973 - The 18 1/2 min gap in the Richard
drink. Cult members who refused to swal- Nixon Watergate tapes was revealed.
low the drink were shot.
NOVEMBER 22
West End Temple Saturday
November 18th
NOVEMBER 19 Grace Acquafredda was born.
James Dionne was born.
Tom McVeigh was born. 147-02 Newport Ave
7-10 PM
John Edwards was born. Maureen Hagner was born.
Bobby OHara was born. Dan Mirkin was born. Neponsit NY
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SBS Makes Its


Confusing Debut
launched their newest riders may notice are off may no longer be there.
Select Bus Service (SBS) board fare collections or As part of the new sys-
for the Q52/Q53 lines. ticket vending machines tem, several stops were
During any major chang- located by the bus shel- consolidated, so people
es to your morning and ters. This means no more may need to walk fur-
evening commute, there swiping your MetroCard ther to get to their near-
is usually lots of confu- on the bus itself, but at est bus stop. The Q52/
sion and frustration, but a curbside vending ma- Q53 lines no longer stop
hopefully SBS will be a chine. These machines at Atlantic Avenue, 5th
quicker and eventually a are similar to the MTA Road in Broad Channel,
smoother ride for all. vending machines seen Beach 86th Street, Beach
These changes are a in every Subway station, 69th Street, Beach 98th
part of the MTAs expan- and provide a ticket Street, Beach 101st Street
sion of their SBS system that allows you to use or Beach 105th Street.
that integrates Mayor any door on the bus Local buses still make
Bill de Blasio's Vision without showing your these stops. Some new
Zero safety program into ticket to the driver. NYC stops were added on the
what the MTA hopes to Transit Fare inspectors mainland of Queens,
increase reliability, re- randomly inspect tickets including 91st Avenue
duce travel times, and to cut down on fare eva- and 101st Avenue on
create safer streets. The sion, and can hand out Woodhaven Boulevard
new SBS route covers a summons up to $100. and Pitkin Avenue on
By Pete Tyler fic patterns, and gen- 14.7 miles, the longest This system according to Cross Bay Boulevard.
eral confusion from ever for the service, and the MTA, will allow for The buses themselves
Whether you take the Woodhaven to Cross Bay the corridor serves over a quicker boarding, and are also a new addition
bus or drive, you prob- Boulevard, all the way 30,000 daily bus riders. shortened stop times. to the area. For the first
ably noticed the new into Rockaway. Start- Among some of the Another change is Continued on page 17
bus lanes, different traf- ing this week the MTA changes Q52/Q53 bus that your usual bus stop

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SBS MAKES ITS speeding vehicles dur- $150 for violations issued or shorten the red light to
CONFUSING ing peak traffic, i.e. rush against your vehicle, but clear the intersection be-
DEBUT hour, should decrease
traffic injuries and fatal-
not the driver, as points
will not be deducted
fore the bus has to stop
for a red light. Pedestrian
Continued from Page 16 ities. The NYC DOT and from your license. crossings, traffic volume,
time, Rockaway has ac- Vision Zero Priority in- The MTA SBS street width, and walk
cordion-style buses, or tersections are designed Bay Boulevard from 7-10 Woodhaven/Cross Bay signal timing has been
articulated buses as to increase pedestrian a.m. and 4-7 p.m. Mon- lines will be using Tran- factored into the timing
part of the new SBS sys- safety to reduce pedes- day-Saturday. Bus lanes sit Signal Priority (TSP) and safety of the light
tem. They are 60-feet trian crossings accidents. offset from parking lanes to better coordinate bus change.
long as opposed to the The rollout of the system or in the main road will arrival times with the With all these changes,
older 40-foot long buses. comes after roughly 20 be in effect 24 hours, current flow of traffic both major and minor,
The longer buses accom- community meetings seven days a week, and lights and reduce wait there will be confusion,
modate more passen- that were held to garner curbside parking will be times at red lights. Ac- frustration, and a couple
gers. feedback for the project. preserved. cording to NYC DOT, this of valid excuses for being
Reducing traffic lanes Many opposed the idea Those clear traffic will reduce bus travel late to work. The chang-
for both commercial and in general, but the City lanes can be extremely times by approximately es seem to be geared to-
private vehicles, in or- went full-steam ahead enticing to any frustrated 18 percent, though cer- ward mass transit riders.
der to free up bus lanes, with implementing the driver stuck in traffic to tain locations may vary. In theory, increased use
seems to be a recipe to new system. jump into that free lane Basically the individual of mass transit systems
increase traffic for pri- The newly established and zoom home. Un- bus GPS tracking devic- would decrease single
vate vehicles, in an al- red Bus Lanes provide fortunately, if you do, be es, will electronically co- occupant vehicle usage,
ready congested thor- a traffic free access lane aware that there are Bus ordinate with the Traffic thereby reducing the
oughfare. Generally any for MTA Buses that are Lane automated cam- Management Center, re- numbers of passenger
push towards increased meant to increase quick- eras that will catch you. layed through the MTAs cars on the road, cre-
mass transit improve- er commute time for bus Starting November 19, Bus Command Center, ating less traffic. Time
ments, is done with the ridership, and allowing there will be a grace pe- to adjust traffic lights in will tell if it works out in
hope of increasing rid- for a more efficient ride. riod of 60 days, in which order to ease the delay at practice. In the mean-
ership, thereby reducing Bus lanes will be in effect you will receive by mail, traffic lights. The signal time, breathe deep, try to
single use private vehi- curbside in residential a warning. Once it is in can then either extend relax, and give yourself
cles travel, and reducing areas from 7 a.m. to 7 full effect, sometime in the green light to al- a little extra time to get
overall traffic volume. p.m. Monday to Friday, January 2018, you will low the bus time to pass used to the changes.
Decreased ability for and curbside along Cross be fined between $115- through the intersection,

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Little North Pole Gets TV Treatment


Story and Photos Mure announced that he was
by Katie McFadden adamant about the show, which
features fantastically decorat-
Lights, camera, action! This ed holiday homes across the
years lighting of Joe Mures country for a chance to win
Little North Pole was a bit dif- $50,000, not coming to the Lit-
ferent. The recording for a TV tle North Pole. He said that he
show caused the local holiday told producers no, three times,
tradition to switch gears, but the but they were persistent. Mure
many residents that came out finally agreed to the taping if the
for the early start-date, Sunday, producers would allow him to
November 12, were still enter- speak about the main cause be-
tained with special performanc- hind the Rockaway tradition
es, food, the impressive lights of to raise money and awareness
the Neponsit home, and a visit for those dealing with juvenile
from Santa. diabetes, and if they were to win
With ABCs The Great Christ- the prize money, it would go di-
mas Light Fight on scene, the rectly toward the Juvenile Dia-
Little North Pole lighting fea- betes Research Foundation. The
tured delays between perfor- producers agreed to his terms and Kicking, Stuntman, Angelo cial needs children and the St.
mances for quiet moments for and the show went on. and Maria Venuto, Mr. Christmas Camillus Special Olympics,
filming, cameras, and about Despite the TV show taking Vinnie Medungo, Domini Mon- sometime after Thanksgiving,
half-a-dozen takes for the light- over the night, Mure still achieved roe, Dani Dante and more. San- and the home, located at 144-
ing of Joe Mures home this year. his second goal for holding the ta Claus also made his arrival to 03 Neponsit Avenue, will be lit
annual tradition to put a smile help light the house, and he was throughout January. Anyone
on every kids face and give them scheduled to give out toys to all who is interested in making
a memory of Christmas that will the kids in attendance after the a donation to the cause can
last the rest of their lives. Guests show taping, but production ran head to www.littlenorthpole.
were treated to food from var- late, and many of the little ones org. The episode of The Great
ious vendors, including Whits went off to bed on the school Christmas Light Fight fea-
End and there was a full lineup of night. turing the Little North Pole,
entertainment from local school Mure is expected to have two wont air until the 2018 holi-
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Rockaway Shows Hurricane Relief Support


Rockaway knows how to Association, Rockaway Wom-
pay it forward. Nearly $7000 en for Progress, Belle Harbor
was raised at the Hurricane Property Owners, Knights
Relief event at the Knights of of Columbus, the Neponsit
Columbus on Saturday, No- Property Owners Association
vember 11. Local musicians, and Dan Brown for making
Wine With Sue, Walter Ensor, it happen. The event was in
Gerald Bair and Al Willaum support of Team Rubicon,
donated their time and organ- which was so vital in the days
izations got members to turn after Hurricane Sandy. If
out for this fun and worth- youd like to donate, please
while event, which was em- visit https://fundraise.team-
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Have you ever wondered taking phone orders from
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at Work. customers find merchandise.
I wanted to find out what I watched as he took orders
Sam, the manager of Belle over the phone from custom-
Harbor Foods, does at his job. ers for home delivery, which
When I arrived, Sam was up in Belle Harbor Foods is well
his office, in the loft in the back known for. Call in an order,
room, which is only accessible and its on your kitchen table
by ladder. No, I did not have in a few hours for only a $2
to climb the ladder; he came fee. He deals with 20 orders a
down to see me. day, Monday through Thurs-
Sam, along with his family, day, and on Friday, they de-
Joy, Linda, Peter, Julia and Mi- liver about 30 orders.
chael, has owned Belle Harbor When the New York City
Foods on Beach 129th Street Health Inspector arrived the
for 14 years. Sam, a former day before I was there, it was
Brooklynite, was living in Flor- Sams job to show her around,
ida and owned a bakery, when taking her to every part of the
he got the call to come to Rock- store, including the food pro-
away. cessing area, the walk-in re-
By the time Sam arrives at frigerator and walk-in freez-
work every morning, he has er. Of course, they passed,
already picked up fresh bread not only because the store is
and bagels for the day. He kept spotless, but most of all,
sets up that display, and then because Sam knows the rules
takes care of one of his most and makes sure the store ad-

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checks every freezer and every Sam does not use a com-
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for your appointment are working, and at the prop-
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He walks up and down the
aisles every day checking for
Walk ins Welcomed freshness and safety of the
food depends on him doing
low stock. He calls in all his
orders because he wants that
that job properly. person-to-person connection
Continued on page 21

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ROCKAWAY AT
WORK
for everyone to carry the
boxes into the store, and an Facts You Probably
Continued from Page 20 additional four to five hours

with the companies he deals


to open all the boxes and
get the merchandise on the
Dont Need
with. shelves. In order to avoid noise pyramids than there are in
Produce orders arrive from Sam is very personable and pollution, Switzerland has Egypt.
the Hunters Point Market pleasant to talk to. I watched strict laws about flushing
five days a weekMonday as he greeted the customers the toilet during the late An adult's stomach can
through Friday. Sam inspects warmly, knowing many of evening.
hold about 1.5 liters of ma-
the fruit and vegetables as their names. I saw him step
they arrive, and sends them in to help behind the register, South Africa has been terial.
back if they are not up to the packing the groceries, to help dubbed "The Rainbow Na-
quality his customers are speed up the process. When tion" as it has 11 official lan- Your stomach growling is
used to. they are busy, they open a guages. called "borborygmi", and
The hardest part of Sams second register. We try to it's full of hot air. It's louder
job is Monday, when the work quickly, to get the cus- Nearly one-third of all the when your stomach is emp-
delivery truck arrives with tomers out fast. We really ap- languages in the world are ty because there's nothing
400-500 cases of merchan- preciate our customers, says spoken in Africa.
dise. Sam, the other owners, Sam. to muffle it.
and all the full-time work- Belle Harbor Foods is There are three towns in
ers including Luis, Lorenza, open seven days a week, 365 America called "Santa Losing an hour of sleep
Nicholas and Mauricio, and days a year, including New Clause." when daylight savings puts
the part-time worker, David, Years Day, Thanksgiving and the clocks forward causes a
pitch in. It takes an hour Christmas. Sam works six The Leaning Tower of Pisa 25 percent increase in heart
and a half just to unload the days a week from 9 a.m. to took nearly 200 years to attacks on the following
truck. Sam is the one with 7 p.m., 10 hours a day. Two build. Monday. They reduce by
the responsibility of check- mornings a week he arrives
ing in the boxes; making at 5:30 a.m., even though 21 percent when clocks go
Hawaii is the only place in
sure the delivery contains the store does not open un- America that grows coffee back.
the correct number of boxes, til 7. It takes long hours and commercially.
and that they are correctly hard work to run a busy store. Facts by Sean McVeigh, fac-
labeled. It takes a half hour Rockaway works hard. In Sudan, there are more tologist.


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Bethel Mission Loving Day The Studio is on the 2nd floor


Care Center (BMLDCC) was and was fortunately not physi-
totally destroyed by the flood cally affected by the storm. We
waters. Everything we had were closed for a month (un-
was destroyed, or had major til electric was restored,) and
water damage. It took about happily re-opened Dec 1, 2012.
one month for business to be The community needed the
restored; renovations needed hot yoga classes so badly and
to be completed. We received we felt blessed we could offer

FROM THE RBA


FEMA assistance, but due to our regular schedule and dis-
much-needed renovations, we counted classes. My landlord
are still working on the build- was nice enough to forgive No-
ing. BMLDCC has to re-mar- vembers rent and reduced the

Storm Stories and ket/re-advertise our original


schools location, and we are
still recruiting children. Its a
rent a bit in December. That re-
ally helped. All other expenses,
I ate.

Merchant Mixer
great school and we look for- Are you a part of the Rockaway
ward to increasing our student Business Alliance, or simply want
population. We are located in a to learn more about what we do?

Planned
NYCHA building. As we speak, We are hosting a merchant mixer
they are making many modifi- this Thursday, November 14, at
cations such as putting a gen- Rockaway Love yoga studio (90-
At the beginning of this year, network for all of them. In re- erator on top of the roof to pre- 16 Rockaway Beach Blvd.) from 7
The Rockaway Business Al- sponse to the recent Hurri- vent long power outages from to 9 p.m. Bring a snack or drink to
liance (formerly the B116th cane Sandy Year Five Year An- future storms. Window shutters share, and join the conversation
Street Partnership) expanded niversary, two of our newest have been added to prevent wa- about how we can better sup-
to include businesses from Riis members, on opposite sides ter from entering the building port the business community of
Park all the way to Edgemere of the peninsula, told us about and they are also building mini Rockaway!
Farm. Businesses across the how they were affected by the cement walls to stop the water This article was submitted
Rockaway peninsula face sim- storm. from reaching the building. by The Rockaway Business Al-
ilar challenges, and our goal Here is Aiysha Jaggassar Here is Anita Ruderman from liance. For more information,
in expanding our district is to from Bethel Mission Loving Hot Yoga Rockaway Beach in email: info@rockawaybusines-
provide a community support Day Care Center in Edgemere: Rockaway Park: salliance.org

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B R O O K LY N M E M B E R
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B R O O K LY N M E M B E R
5 Year Member Lic. Broker-Owner: Lisa Jackson
Lic. Associate Brokers: Barbara Ferguson Nia Casilla
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137th: 3BR, 2BA home with open living room/dining room area (AD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$3,800 119th: Modern penthouse 2BR, 2BA condo with oceanfront terrace and parking (LJ) . .$619,000
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ABTS: 2BR, 1BA ocean view apt with private terrace, W/D and open floor plan (CB) . . . . . .$2,300 99th: New 2BR, 2BA condo with outdoor space, gated parking and HW floors (NC) . . . .$389,000
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121st: 2BR, 1BA co-op with private terrace and HW floors (CB) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$349,000
96th: Renovated and modern 3BR, 2BA apt on third floor (JD/NC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2,150
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118th: Beach block 2BR, 1BA apt with HW floors and parking (BF) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1,850 81st: Large 2BR, 1BA condo with terrace and parking (NC). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$269,000
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128th: 2BR, 1BA apt with CAC, wood floors and summer parking (AD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1,795 123rd: Spacious top floor 1BR co-op with HW floors (NC/JD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$199,000
73rd: 1BD, 1BA modern and updated bungalow rental with skylights (NC). . . . . . . . . . . .$1,750 118th: Spacious studio co-op with private terrace (BF) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$159,000
125th: 1BR, 1BA apt with new kitchen and bath, W/D in building (CB) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1,700 118th: Spacious studio co-op, renovated in boardwalk building (NC) . . . . . . . . . . . . .$149,000
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Lorraine Tom Kiyan Hagan

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Community Board Applications Now Open


Rockaway Beach House Realty
Want to get more involved in ensure the delivery of municipal 114-15 Rockaway Beach Blvd. Rockaway Park, NY 11694
the community? Join Community services and serving Queens fam-
Board 14. Queens Borough Pres- ilies and neighborhoods are en- (718)318-8188
ident Melinda Katz is currently couraged to apply.
accepting applications from qual- The Community Board mem-
ified and community-minded in- bership application is available
dividuals who would like to serve online at www.queensbp.org/
on one of the boroughs Commu- community-boards. The appli-
nity Boards, which play an impor- cation deadline for both new ap-
tant advisory role in considering plicants and current Community
land use and zoning matters. Board members is January 12, Rockaway Beach:
Feel Like You Are On Vacation Everyday When You Wake Up In This Spacious Ocean
Community Boards also con- 2018. For the upcoming round of Front 3Br Condo Just Steps To The Atlantic Ocean. This Condo Has a Beautiful
tribute to public dialogue by appointments, the two-year term Kitchen and Bathrooms. Great Location, Walking Distance To Subway And NYC
holding hearings and issuing of service will begin on April 1, Ferry. This Is Your Chance To Own A Piece Of Paradise. $605K
recommendations about the city 2018. Further information may be
budget, municipal service deliv- obtained by calling Borough Pres-
Arverne: Completely
ery and many other matters that ident Katzs office at 718.286.2900. renovated 3BR, 2.5 BA with RENTALS
impact their communities. Each All Queens Community Board beautiful open concept,
5 car driveway and
Board has a monthly meeting to members are appointed by Bor- large back yard.
discuss such matters, plus com- ough President Katz, pursuant to Price Reduced
mittee meetings. the City Charter, with half of her $459K $435K
Arverne by the Sea: Spacious 3BR 2 1/2 BA
Government works better appointees nominated by the duplex. plenty of closet and storage space, parking
when we have active and engaged City Councilmembers represent- for two vehicles, use of garage and large fenced
backyard. $2,500
members from whom to draw ing their respective Community
Arverne: Newly
expansive knowledge and exten- Board Districts. Each Board has remodeled spacious
sive life experiences, Katz said. up to 50 unsalaried members, 3 BR, 2 BA on quiet
Serving on a Community Board with each member serving a two- street. Large bedrooms,
backyard, garage,
is a significant commitment, de- year term. All Community Board hardwood floors
manding in both time and ener- members who wish to continue throughout.
Arverne by the Sea: Large 2 BR, 1 BA, with
Price Reduced
gy. Civic-minded residents inter- serving on a Board are required to $459K $435K
views of the Atlantic Ocean, only steps to surfing
beach, hardwood floors, private parking. $2,000
ested in playing a larger role in the re-apply at the conclusion of their
governance of the city, helping to two-year term. Thinking of selling or buying? Give us a call.

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fault, jealousy, dislike, hoard- This time of year is associ-


ing, judging, unfairness, self- ated with abundance because
ish intention and acceptance of the full harvest moon, fall
of the person. At the same harvest, our Thanksgiving hol-
time, showing by example iday. Originally, an abundance
that one can understand and of the harvests.
accept. When I can tune in to When you think about it, we
this understanding and ac- have what we need. Imagine
ceptance within myself, I feel if we could be happy with just
full: abundant. our basic needs met? Like food,
Acknowledging all the good clothing and shelter. Imagine
that you already have in your the tribes who had traditions

ABUNDANCE
life is the foundation of all of all sorts and all they needed
abundance. - Ekhart Tolle they arranged and generations
We can build on the good. went on and on and on. Sim-
Abundance is not some- feeling person? By taking the Ask yourself, what is good in ple pleasures. Abundance.
thing we acquire, it is some- time to be aware and stop my life right now? and recog- Oh, but I really want that...
thing we tune in to. - Wayne and sit with yourself, you can nize it every day as a building whatever it is. What we need
Dyer abound in the essence of you, block to all other positive good to fulfill ourselves and what we
Abundance is a state of be- your spirit. Your inner self. things. Good attracts good so want are two different things.
ing within. It is not defined by And find the way to fulfill the like magnets we can abound Wants do not lead to abun-
what we have but by who we state of your abundance at this in these energetic attractions. dance in any inner form. Ful-
are. My inner self is sometimes moment in time. Only good rests here. filling our needs to a good out-
forgiving, sometimes accept- I see abundance as the over- Abundance leads to joy. er life, taking care of our basic
ing, most of the time loving, flowing of all positive attrib- Abundance of all positive at- needs, and filling out our inner
most of the time peaceful, half utes. When a situation arises tributes and all that is good selves to be positive, to forgive,
of the time non-judgmental, that would normally be com- leads to a joyful life. There is to accept, to love, to give, leads
most of the time giving, most bative, for example, it could always suffering and sadness to a joyful existence.
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plaque or poor oral hygiene ly as almost everyone diag-

Ask the had higher levels of hs-CRP.


The authors concluded the
article by suggesting that a
nosed with heart disease is
placed on a statin and many
doctors are giving statins to

DOC
larger study should be per- patients who have mild lipid
formed to assess whether elevations because of the
poor dental hygiene was as- statins protective effect in
sociated with heart disease. developing heart disease.
By Peter Galvin, MD Not long ago, a similar It is becoming more ap-
study called the Justifica- parent that inflammation in
tion for the Use of Statins humans has many deleteri-

Inflammation in Primary Prevention: In-


tervention Trial Evaluating
Rosuvastatin (JUPITER) was
published. Recent evidence
ous effects including heart
disease and inflammation
and is being linked to other
diseases including autoim-
Inflammation is a well- vided the volunteers into has been mounting that mune diseases and cancers.
known cause of atheroscle- two groups. One group used statins, in this case rosu- Reducing that inflamma-
rosis or hardening of the a plaque-identifying tooth- vastatin or Crestor, are very tion, will help reduce the
arteries and heart disease. paste and the other group, helpful in preventing heart incidence of many diseas-
There are many causes of a similar-looking placebo disease in those without it es. It is possible that one
inflammation in humans toothpaste. Over the course and preventing worsening day not too far off, a visit to
including obesity, cigarette of the study they measured disease in those with it. In the dentist will help prevent
smoking, cancer, and dia- high-sensitivity C-reactive JUPITER the authors meas- heart disease. In the interim
betes. A few months ago, a protein, or hs-CRP. Hs-CRP ured hs-CRP levels in those it is important to see your
very interesting study was is a non-specific indicator given rosuvastatin against dentist at least annually for
published in The American of inflammation and can be the control group that was a dental exam and cleaning
Journal of Medicine. The elevated in many conditions given placebo. It turned out as this promotes good oral
authors looked at anoth- including smoking, obesity, that the study was terminat- hygiene and provides early
er potential source of in- diabetes, autoimmune dis- ed early because the hs-CRP detection of oral and mouth
flammation, namely dental eases like lupus and scle- levels in the group given the cancers.
plaque and poor dental hy- roderma, and cancer. Sure statin dropped precipitous- Please direct questions and
giene. Although the study enough they found that ly. The use of statins has comments to editor@rocka-
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY LEGAL NOTICES

Notice of formation of QUEENS REALTY 520 Notice is hereby given that an Order entered

BEACH FRONT PAINTING


Superior Products / Quality Work
LLC. Articles of Organization filed with Secy. Of
State of NY (SSNY) on 10/11/2017 Office loca-
tion: Queens County. SSNY has been designat-
by the Civil Court, Queens County on 10/5/17,
bearing Index Number NC-000455-17/QU, a
copy of which may be examined at the Office
ed for service of process. SSNY shall mail copy of the Clerk, located at 89-17 Sutphin Boule-
of any process served against the LLC. SSNY vard, Jamaica, NY 11435, grants me the right
shall mail process to 11-04 125TH ST FLUSH- to: Assume the name of (First) MAHMUDA
ING, NY 11356. Purpose: any lawful activities. (Last) BEGUM. My present name is (First)
MAHMUDA (Last) BEGUM AKA MAHMUDA
Notice of Formation of Lorandini Legacy Properties HASAN. My present address is 411 Beach
LLC, Articles of Organization Filed with the Secre- 54th Street, Apt. #1C, Arverne, NY 11692-
tary of State of New York on 9/26/2017. Office lo- 1515. My place of birth is BANGLADESH.
cation: Queens, NY. Secretary of State of New York My Date of birth is November 10, 1988.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING designated as agent of LLC upon whom process

917 444-0554 against it may be served. Secretary of State of New


York shall mail process to Lorandini Legacy Proper-
ties LLC, 1691 Linden Street, Ridgew
57-14 REALTY GROUP LLC. Arts. of Org.
filed with the SSNY on 09/18/17. Latest date to
dissolve: 12/31/2077. Office: Queens County.
SSNY designated as agent of the LLC upon
HELP WANTED WOOD FLOORING & WOOD WORK whom process against it may be served.
1314 NY LLC, Arts of Org filed with SSNY on
10/04/17. Off. Loc.: Queens County, SSNY des- SSNY shall mail copy of process to the LLC,
Looking for an 57-14 59th Street, Maspeth, NY 11378. Pur-
Experienced Wood ignated as agent of LLC upon whom process
experienced pose: Any lawful purpose.
Floor Installer against it may be served. SSNY shall mail a copy
Man or Woman Polishing of process to: The LLC, 41-08 76 th St., Elmhurst,
Bookkeeper/ Payroll Refinishing NY 11373. Purpose: to engage in any lawful act. Notice of formation of 9450 PRODUCTS LLC.
Needed urgently. Sanding Articles of Organization filed with the Secre-
Silverline Production, LLC Articles of Org. filed with tary of State of New York (SSNY) on 8/24/17.
Part time 2-3 hrs Repairing
Office located in Queens. SSNY has been
$40 per 3 hours. NY Sec. of State (SSNY) on 03/24/2017. Office in
Queens Co. SSNY designated agent of LLC upon designated for service of process. SSNY shall
For more info kindly email below: CONTACT DAVID VERBA
whom process may be served. SSNY shall mail mail copy of any process served against the
verbadavid1123@gmail.com or 516-724-3671
justin.smith3433@gmail.com copy of process to 3033 32nd Street, # 4H, Astoria, LLC 72-11 Austin Street #298 Forest Hills, NY
NY 11102. Purpose: Any lawful purpose. 11375. Purpose: any lawful purpose.

PLACE YOUR Notice of Formation of Flushing Landmark Realty 5637 Real Estate Holdings, LLC Arts of
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B&D Painting, Inc. 10/20/17. Office: Queens County. SSNY des-

AD HERE!!!
of NY (SSNY) on 10/6/17. Office location: Queens
Skim Coating Application County. SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon ignated as agent of LLC upon whom process
Interior Painting whom process against it may be served. SSNY may be served. SSNY shall mail process to:
Plastering of Walls shall mail process to: c/o Victoria Realty Group, c/o Ruben Montejo, Esq., 225 Broadway,
Repair & Restoration of LLC, 133-38 Sanford Avenue, #PHB, Flushing, #900, NY, NY 10007. General Purposes.

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bearing Index Number NC-000666-17/QU, a
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the Clerk, located at 89-17 Sutphin Boulevard, Ja- Boulevard, Jamaica, NY 11435, grants me (us)
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Success 35 LLC, Arts of Org filed with SSNY
Richmond Development Group LLC, Arts of on 08/04/17. Off. Loc.: Queens County, SSNY
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5/24/2017. Cty: Queens. SSNY desig. as agent cess against it may be served. SSNY shall mail

GET upon whom process against may be served &


shall mail process to 142-28 37th Ave., #2C,
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insulation is the single most owner would never see. The suck the heat right out of your
Insulation is a part of your important choice and should truth is that when most peo- home. Same goes for the inside
home that hopefully you will be at the top of the list of prior- ple do any renovation, they are of your house around the win-
never see. If you know what ities. willing to spend money only dows.
kind of insulation is in your I was part of a new construc- on the things they will see. Ive 2. If your home is an older
home, chances are you had tion project that was on a brand seen countless renovations and one and youre willing to touch
to open a wall or ceiling to fix new piece of waterfront land. I I can tell you this is probably up some paint, there is a meth-
something. In older homes got the job through an engineer the biggest mistake you can od of insulating in older con-
they used newspaper or noth- friend and when I asked him make. Insulation is discount- struction called Drill N Fill. In
ing at all. In the 1960s, insula- who was installing the heating ed more than any other build- this type of insulating 2 holes
tion started to become a staple system, he told me No one. ing material mainly because to are drilled at the top of you
and fiberglass batts started to I left it at that and got to work do it properly is an expensive walls. A liquid expanding foam
become the standard. Just be- completing my part of the pro- process. Let me be the first to is pumped in and then the
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home every single day, yet al- seen before. It was built spe- can sit back and smile knowing but well worth the cost.
most all the time it is complete- cifically for energy efficiency. that your boiler and air condi- I always appreciate your
ly overlooked in a renovation or It was framed with walls three tioning systems will come on emails and comments. Keep
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Flight 587 Tragedy Remembered 16 Years Later


On Sunday, November 12, FAA investigation demonstrat-
friends, families, local elected ed that the failure of Flight 587
officials and residents remem- was due to pilot error. A mon-
bered the victims who died 16 ument was erected on Beach
years ago in the crash of Amer- 116th years later to memorial-
ican Airlines Flight 587. Many, ize the tragedy.
including Mayor Bill de Blasio, Its important to mark such a
gathered at the memorial on human tragedy, and the service
Beach 116th Street for an annu- held on Beach 116th was beau-
al remembrance ceremony. tiful, Assemblywoman Stacey
On November 12, 2001, Flight Pheffer Amato, who attended
587 had some issues right after the ceremony, said. The mon-
taking off from JFK Airport. The ument itself is a fitting coda to
plane crashed down in Belle such senseless loss. The in-
Harbor, instantly killing the 260 scription in English and Span-
people on board and five peo- ish: Despues, No Quiero Mas
ple on the ground, including Que Paz (Afterwards, I Want
Thomas and Helen Concan- No More than Peace) encap-
non, Kathy Lawler and her son, sulates our feelings, those of
C h r i s t o p h e r, our residents and those
and Franco of the Dominican com-
Pomponio. At munities impacted in
the time, the New York City and the
proximity to Dominican Republic.
the September Our love goes to those
11th terrorist families and commu-
attacks stoked nities.
fears that the Photos from The
crash might Mayors Office and Sta-
have been de- cey Pheffer Amatos of-
liberate, but an fice.


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Rockaway's Reading:
Doggone Good Reads
By Martha Rossi remarkable relationship with gent, philosophical and fun- If you think you wouldnt
a stray Labrador mix, whom ny. He also happens to be a enjoy a good dog book, you
As I approached the tragic he meets in the wild while on a yellow Lab mix. Reminiscing would be barking up the
end of Marley and Me by John kayaking trip. During their 13 as death approaches, Enzo wrong tree. Try one and you
Grogan, I decided to go to an- years together, Merle gives the tells the story of love, loss, will be begging for more.
other room so I could weep in author a lesson or two in ca- and redemption that was his Notable Mentions: A Dogs
private. After about 20 min- nine decision-making and in- life with Denny, an aspiring Purpose and A Dogs Journey
utes, my husband stuck his dependence. Kerasotes abili- race car driver. Using racing by W. Bruce Cameron, Chil-
head in and asked, Is he dead ty to anthropomorphize Merle as a metaphor for life, Stein drens Chapter Books: Be-
yet? I replied, near tears, is what makes the book so en- tells a heart-wrenching and cause of Winn Dixie by Kate
No, but hes VERY SICK. dearing. Merle, given his own uplifting tale that is totally en- DiCamillo, Where the Red
A good dog book can be as door, freely roams his home- grossing. Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls,
exciting as a game of fetch, as town, and is even dubbed the If an unusual narrator like Shiloh by Phyllis Reynolds
comforting as a belly rub, as Mayor by its inhabitants. Enzo is appealing, check out Naylor and, A Dogs Life by
much fun as a day at the dog The author includes scientific Unsaid by Neil Abramson Ann M. Martin.
park, or simply a lesson in un- information about dog behav- which is narrated by Helena, Rockaway Readers Rec-
conditional love. You dont ior that is enlightening. Merle a dead veterinarian. Afraid to ommend: Claire Honig -
have to be a dog lover to be- is the authors best friend and move on, she is haunted by the The Couple Next Door by
come engrossed in a good dog constant companion as they life she has left behind: her be- Shari Lapena, Roberta Mill-
book, but it doesnt hurt. Here enjoy the sportsman paradise reft attorney husband, her be- er - Sapiens : A Brief Histo-
are some exceptional books of rural Wyoming. The book is loved but unhealthy animals, ry of Humankind by Yuval
that I really enjoyed. a heartwarming exploration and Cindy, a research chimp Noah Harari, Anne Keenan
Like Marley and Me, Merles of a special bond. Kerasote that Helena has taught to use - A Fall of Marigolds by Su-
Door, Lessons From A Free- never owned Merle. Merle sign language. It is a remark- san Meissner and, Phil and
thinking Dog, is a memoir by chose to be with him. able and riveting novel that Joyce Levine - House of Spies
nature writer, Ted Kerasote. It Enzo, the narrator, of The explores the transformative (and other books in the Ga-
is a moving and funny nonfic- Art of Racing in the Rain by power of human-animal com- briel Allon spy series) by Dan-
tion book about the authors Garth Stein is highly intelli- munication and relationship. iel Silva.

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HEALTHY HOLIDAY EATING


By Megan Casper throw back a glass or two be- the textures and flavors. By meal, take a family walk,
fore you start the big meal. slowly enjoying your food, play a round of football, or
The holidays are a time to Research has found that youre much more likely to cut down your own tree. Ex-
celebrate with friends and people who drink two glass- eat less AND be more satis- ercise helps speed up diges-
family and enjoy season- es of water before a meal fied - without having to be tion and keeps your blood
al favorites. We want you to lose more weight and keep it rolled out of the room. Eat- sugar in check, meaning
have your best holiday sea- off. This simple tip works in ing more slowly also allows youll feel a whole lot bet-
son yet with a handy check- two ways - thirst can mask your stomach time to catch ter than if you plop on the
list for a happy and healthy itself as hunger, causing you up - it takes about 20 min- couch and hibernate.
holiday. to eat more, and water makes utes for your stomach to re- Have a happy, healthy hol-
The average adult gains you feel fuller, causing you to alize and signal that its full. iday eating season!
one pound during the hol- eat less during a meal. Wa- To slow down, cleanse your
idays. While that may not ter may even help bump up palate with a swish of water Megan Casper, M.S., RDN
seem like a lot, this weight your metabolism - one study or put down your fork and is a registered dietitian nu-
tends to stay on. People found that water increased chat with your neighbor be- tritionist with a private
who are already overweight metabolism by about 25 per- tween bites. practice in the Rockaways
usually gain about five lbs cent for an hour. 7. Get your friends and and a writer forwww.nour-
or more each holiday. The 4. BYOV (Bring Your Own family moving: After the ishedbite.com.
average weight gain for an Vegetable): If the healthy

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adult per year is one to two vegetables at your meal
pounds, so its safe to say tend to be coated in cream
that each holiday season and butter, offer to bring a

Festive Nuns
contributes to the yearly dish. While some steamed
creep up on the scale. green beans or a plate of
When it comes to diet and crudits may not seem like
exercise, we tend to go all or a popular option, you nev-
nothing. Just because youre er know - other guests may
going to eat a bit more than thank you.
usual on a holiday doesnt 5. Dont deny yourself :
mean you cant make Remember, being healthy
healthy choices throughout doesnt have to be all or
the rest of the day. This year, nothing. If you deny your-
get ready to indulge and en- self your holiday favorites,
joy without having to loosen youre much more likely to
your belt buckle for the rest binge later and youre miss-
of the season. ing out on something that
1. Dont skip breakfast : brings you joy. While you
While saving space for the should go forth and enjoy a
big dinner ahead may seem dollop of mashed potatoes
like a good idea, going into or some apple pie, remem-
a meal starving will lead you ber to do so with a plan.
to gobble down way more Before you dive in, check
food than you need and can out the whole spread and
lead you to make some not choose a few of your favorite
as healthy choices. Look dishes. Try to fill half of
for options high in protein your plate with fruit or veg-
which can help cut cravings. gies. Not only are they low-
2. Get your workout in er in calories, but the fiber
before you go: Before you in produce helps keep you
head out, make sure you get full and slows down sugar
in a workout. Not only will spikes (so you may not need
it negate a bit of the dam- that after dinner nap.)
age later, but it also reduc- 6. Enjoy each bite: Try to
es hunger hormone ghrelin, eat mindfully. How many
helping you choose proper times have you jonesed for The nuns that were formerly at St. Francis de Sales gave us an
portions and make better something, and then gob- update from their new home. We were spotted at the Villa St.
choices later. bled it down so quickly you Josephs Halloween party. It was a fun day for all the sister of St.
3. Drink lots of water: barely tasted it? Instead of Joseph and the Nursing Sisters of the Infant Jesus. Sister Patricia
Start your holiday off with a shoveling down a mountain Chelius is sporting a South of the Border look, while swashbuck-
big ol glass of H20 when you of mashed potatoes, truly ling Sister Paul Maritza wore her Rockaway Times tee and Sister
wake up, and make sure to taste each bite. Think about Patricia Walsh was a good witch. Looking great, Sisters!

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LOCAL COLOR:
READERS SEND IN THEIR PIX
We might be a little biased but we think some of the best photographers in
the world live in Rockaway. Here are some shots that readers shared with
us this week. Send your photos (limit to 2 per week) to mail@rockaway-
times.com and well do our best to print them (space permitting). We do
receive more than we can print.

By Andrew Stangel By Ginny Kuhn

By J. Broski By Paul Richter

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By Shane Kulman

Rejection
Printing: Dear Enchantress,
Can we talk about rejection?
A simple way to get started is
through mirror work. I know it
Letterheads, Envelopes, Bumper Stickers, I am always afraid of being re-
jected. From men, from my
as originated from Louise Hay,
and from using mirror work
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money, not doing enough, rewire the brain and the limit-
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with an upcoming free confi-
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making a decision. I'm in my work. Also for right now, begin
Plaques 40's so making a decision to become aware of moments
Trophies should be easy at this point. I
get so wordy and I hate when
where you begin being hard on
yourself. Notice who is around,
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I love this inquiry. Thank you NOT flawed. You are living your
for your truth. I believe you life, and have more choices than
speak for many. Rejection nev- you even know. Your affirma-
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life. Starting young at age two,
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Gobble, Gobble! 


      
BC Turkey Trot is Tuesday       
  

         
         
       
        


          
         
         


         

        

  
 
 



On Tuesday, November 21 the Sign-up starts at 10 a.m. and 


FDNY 5K Turkey Trot fun run the race goes off at 11:30 a.m. 
will once again be taking place sharp. The race course runs       

in Broad Channel. This is the north to the Addabbo Bridge 
longest running race event in and then back south to the
the FDNY. All proceeds go to the field. It is a great fun day to 
New York Burn Center. Staging come out and see your neigh-  
and sign up for the race will be bors, and support a good  
at the Broad Channel Athletic cause and run off some calo-
Club field at the north end of ries before the big Thanksgiv- 
town. Parking will be available. ing day.

Blessed Trinity 4th Grade PS 114 Honors Veterans


Boys End the Season

Last Saturday, the Blessed of as they had their second


Trinity 4th grade boys soccer consecutive undefeated regu-
team won their second con- lar season. All season long the
secutive Pee Wee South di- boys worked hard and showed
vision title by beating Saint great sportsmanship. Special
Francis de Sales at Fort Tilden. thanks to the coaches who did Third graders at PS/MS 114 out, and created this American
The game was close through- an excellent job all season. The Belle Harbor School cre- Flag. The kids were so excited
out, but Blessed Trinity was These gentlemen always dis- ated a collaborative project in to see all of their hands come
able to break through and get play tremendous sportsman- honor of Veteran's Day. Each together to make this. We want-
the game-winning goal in the ship and instill proper CYO val- student from Mrs. Mac and Ms. ed to do something where the
second half. Despite losing the ues throughout the year. Well Marecki's class, Mrs. Foley and students can work together and
next day in the Pee Wee cham- done, coaches and players! Mr. Hicks class, Mrs. E. Daly's create something really special
pionship game to Sacred Heart, Article and photo submitted class, and Mrs. Kowloski's class, to show our appreciation for
the boys have a lot to be proud by Vincent Valdemira. traced their hands, cut them our Veterans, said Mrs. Foley.

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Snowflake League:
Quarterfinals Week
By The Commissioners Office already daydreaming about September. Tuesday night's being much closer than ex-
their semi-final opponent, action between the (2) Ruf- pected. Both games were won
The quarterfinals of the they still had to play the quar- fle Bar and (7) Black Sox was by (1) Marine Park though.
Snowflake League finally took terfinals first. This did not go rained out. Their make-up Sweep. First game by six, sec-
place as the cold weather is as planned for them as they took place on Monday, No- ond game by one. Marine Park
most definitely among us. wound up losing to Rock Fam vember 13. prevails and moves on while
These are best of three series, in three games. Rock Fam Wednesday night had the (8) Allstate heads home to the
all in one night, so if the series took Game 1 by five. Should (3) Cereal Killers sweeping Wharf. Scores were 10-4 and
goes three games, guys are in have been more but the Sons the (7) Alchoballics. The first 4-3 in favor of Marine Park.
store for a chilly night at the of Pitches put up a big rally in game wasn't close, so 'when Great first week of playoffs.
sandlot. We weren't as lucky the final inning. Game 2 saw it rains it POURS.' The game Looking forward to the colder
as we'd like to be because we the bats go cold for Rock Fam ended in 'Mercy fashion.' temperatures, which helped
had our first ever post-season and the Sons of Pitches cap- even though there is no mercy name this league. Good luck
rainout. That was unfortu- italized. S.O.P. took Game 2 rule in the playoffs. In Game gentlemen!
nate but the other three se- by a six spot. Temperatures 2, the Cereal Killers used the
ries were completed. We had got cold for Game 3 but the strategic tactic of walking the
two sweeps, one upset, and a offense picked back up. Rock bases loaded even with a big ADVERTISE IN THE
partridge in a pear tree. The Fam jumped out to a 20-3 lead. It must have worked be-
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while also completely chang-
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SFDS 3rd Grade Crowned Soccer Champs


By Coaches Chris LaFroscia, gate Matthew LaFroscia started
Tom McElhinney & Dan Spaeth the championship game with
a goal to make the score 1-0
What a weekend of fun com- in our favor. Jackson Cintron
petitive action for the boys in again performed wonderfully
the Diocesan playoffs. Satur- in goal, not allowing Assisi to
day, November 11 at 9 a.m. was score in the first half despite
the South sectional semi final some pressure they applied.
against Blessed Trinity (BT) at To start the second half, An-
Fort Tilden. With the temper- thony Gennaro and Anthony
ature below freezing, the St. Vento played a great mid-
Francis de Sales (SFDS) boys field to frustrate the offense
were bundled up, but on their minded Assisi. Star forwards
game against their rivals from Richie Aiken and Nick Castro
next door BT. again kept putting shots on
Our energizer bunny whose goal all second half, ultimate-
battery never goes low, Richie ly resulting in a Castro goal.
Aiken scored two goals in the Making it 2-0 SFDS late in
effort and was literally all over the contest. Assisi managed
the field to blunt most of BT's to get a meaningless goal late
advances. Our anchors on de- to make it 2-1. Then the final
fense Peter McElhinney, Frank whistle blew, and the SFDS
Flohr, Kieran Buonanno and 3rd Grade Boys celebrated a
Peter Murray were formidable well-earned first Diocesan
all game long - as usual. Jack- crown. More than anything,
son Cintron was on his "A" game the boys demonstrated great
in goal with several big plays/ teamwork, sportsmanship,
stops that were very important victory and advance to the Di- ner of the south champion- leadership and respect for
in the contest. Peter Mac and ocesan finals on Sunday. ship, SFDS vs. the winner of everyone - all 2017 season
Nick Castro also added goals Sundays Diocesan Final at the north championship, St. long. Congratulations, we are
in the game to secure a 4-2 Juniper Park paired the win- Francis of Assisi. Out of the all proud of you!

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Blessed Trinity Girls Win


Championship KIDS CORNER - FIND THE DIFFERENCES

Last Sunday afternoon the All season long the girls worked
Blessed Trinity 5th/6th grade extremely hard in practice as
girls soccer team won their they improved their skills while
third CYO championship with having fun. The hard work paid
a 2-0 win over SFDS at Fort off as they made their fourth
Tilden. The girls quest for a consecutive trip to the champi-
championship began with a onship game.
dominant regular season that The team would like to extend
saw them finish in first place congratulations to their friends
with an 8-1 record. and classmates from SFDS.
In the championship game, This was the third time the two
the girls won behind goals from teams have met in the champi-
Eve Farrell and Layla Duggan. onship game. As always, both
This victory was truly a team ef- teams played extremely hard
fort as every single player con- and showed great sportsman-
tributed to the championship. ship during and after the game.

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The American Heart Association and American


Stroke Association proudly recognizes
St. John's as the recipient of the
Stroke GOLD PLUS Achievement Award

Thank you for applying the most up-to-date evidence


based treatment guidelines to improve patient care and the
outcomes in the community you serve.

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