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Dollars point to Markowitz run The Brooklyn Papers/ Julie Rosenerg BTBsCdahaoayietWBBdmer Bo Gruiphruohntoaee go aoa2i hkrktg w0 ls clnyd0yPaanh o9nnFn rP .eietdiKtassnseip id asutdeMon areanst cnrebateet erz f Bt aMomymsro k aaawawirrynnkdahogo nart wth tt h—?aoiattfz t fh hiq—ecau eswe —swtiotlilhlo dwbon e tehn hlaaole ,scw ct ahl inottahydnta’’igss-t Be her guest:Cathy Pascale, director of sales for the new Holiday Inn Express on Union anyone’s guess. Street on the Park Slope side of the Gowanus Canal, shows off the hotel’s amenities. 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Bneorr oaut gahn PArtelasnidtiecn Yta Mrdasr kporewsist zc ownitfhe rfeonrcmee irn N OBcAto sbtearr, C20o0n3n.ie Hawkins and developer Bruce Rat-The Brooklyn Papers file/ Tom Callan three blocks away. Together, Sam Chang’s two inns will add 220 rsoleoemp so vteor ath eb olarcoku gohf htohtaetl eroxopmerst.s say is losing Heath to Brooklyn: I can quit you “The demand is there,” said Craig Hammer- man, district manager for Community Board 6, home to Chang’s two hotels. Queens, Hammerman pointed out, has 6,000 hotel and motel rooms. Even taking into account By Dana Rubinstein “It would be such a big loss” if they bought their digs on then-unfashionable Destroy Brooklyn’s celebrity-packed Ad- tanmhioruet“p nCe3oint,rhy0otas 0ua,n 0gngB hd tr,t h otowoaloudthk r aaulitsyrs etwn ti’hlnisitafn hlet ku tsBxhetid.ermo gtoaorkto eltwdyhi nan1t g c,0bo b0ouu0rlsod iru noegeaohssms’i slcsy o t wafmirloe-l WAThneiH lgBleeiraoalemotkshls,y nsh pPaLaavpreeked ribgsnoegur ag hwta inald dhf oirueMs oei fic nsh pLeelocles- leswseeayfheeetnes,s sr sseaeha nroi Hddips epo Jaaiwent hscgns a iiwanscnhgaitdi heu E rpMb l asatatibo ceyA hsh seMreeelrlara e,s t aiErlhrdomcaalavl.pi senom grbi. u ehEmeelnr-, HswmtiiooltBlyhu-au tss clnoSykfmt a rctseheohee miotno,f p,n jhWlauaebsirilnt le nle tiGehdaimr gotehwhsea b astbocn Blrouosrrs ceuw kHdchs eob e fuiRnrgs oae spmthsno.e ei tnfrha’tess- vBaWniosxiBoelilrrouiyuaut m msBi n tsoHo at mriwvldoloi.,i g cihhte to w cuoanrnsos c th oearfrrn edw mt htaoaali ktfn iiL nne2dgd4 aga-ner7ory- u3oan6nndd5e 1,000 more rooms,” Hammerman said. “He must ulation that the ultimate Brooklyn Others saw the Hollywood house pur- Atlantic Yards project would rob Brook- Brooklynites. know the market since he is very successful at power couple had ditched Boerum chase as yet another example of an A-list lyn of the very “light and air” that drew One woman did say she’d miss the hot what he does.” Hill for the Hollywood hills. couple going bi-coastal. her to the borough in the first place. couple. “We all hate to lose customers,” Chang’s Long Island-based Mcsam Hotel The news had some Brooklynites say- The borough’s love affair with Heath She and her “Brokeback Mountain” said Patty Wu, the owner of Andie Woo, Group specializes in buying small, strategically ing, Don’t let the brownstone door hit and Michelle may have cooled a bit since hubby even jumped on the anti-Ratner a Smith Street lingerie store where located sites in and around Times Square, 34th you on the way out. those heady days last year, when they bandwagon by joining Develop Don’t Williams has shopped. “It’s so sad.” Heath Ledger & Michelle Williams. 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The Brooklyn Papers/ Aaron Greenhood • Contact Lenses Get your Gersh, on Atlantic Yards Minerva spruced up • Glaucoma And Cataract Testing And Treatment • Laser Vision Consultation tThe Brooklyn Papers bureau chief Patrick Gallahue and Downtown On her fifth visit to New York, Parisienne Marie Courtois decided she wanted to spend some Me9Mdoicsatti dM •eh dMiceadl iIcnaSsruer a•n tDceis Arcoccueenptste eFdo •r t SUenni oionrO PCliatinzesnps tical iisn kBb-irsgut acnieen weRdsa t—nwe rrse’ostc iAht’etsls an noot ifwc oYBnaCdreAdrsT tp’hsra ot Rjtehece-t SC56toa Tm(rf hsmoetra u eTrn pirimitesypoe Aod-rWecte caiersr s Nnsse ciTrkh e celKuedvsoletivosdaim octno e—. ras)i ro a non ndB rccohhoaaknnlnnyeenll tiGtsiimvtrseee,s e s,gn”pe- esWthntioent oglsad atsi otdC .Tke “nhmTouhewrset deByar ryboy. r ow“inkIa lgydx npiid’nsizng dz’ taeM ,ak icdnnao.e nCwrdvo altueh,r satt,oh tf ielssoo , wba mrneodrans n azaye nt epdsace mruool ppcokltfeus F rc—eroe ntm vhceeahrt yt vos odi tlsuisfe fnaeettre oetehpnre t p Bifrrr aeodtsmteelear vPd Haa tririeloils lnai.n”-- porter Roundtable are grappling with it. 69 (Cablevision) on Saturday, July 29, at 9 The Minerva-waxing couldn’t have happened at a better time: In the same place where British 332 9th Street (between 5th & 6th Ave.)Brooklyn The Brooklyn Papers’own inimitable edi- pm; Monday, July 31, at 1 pm; Tuesday, Aug. and American soldiers fought in the Battle for Brooklyn, the cemetery is waging a fight to pre- 718-965-2545 tpoarn, eGl e—rs hf eKatuunrtiznmg aNne, wm oYdoerrka tPeos stth Bisr owoekelky’ns 1A,u agt. 31,: 3at0 2 p pmm aanndd 190:3 p0m p.m; and Thursday, stoe ravlelo Mw ina eprlvaan’sn evide wb uoilfd tihneg Sthtaattu ceo oufld L ibbleorctky tfrhoem v iBewat tcleo rHridillo. Tr.he city will— so Aona rrounle Gorne wenhheothoedr And National Health Center Week August 6 - 12, 2006 Each year the second week of August is dedicated to recognizing the service and contributions of community health centers. Throughout the week each of the Lutheran Family Health Centers will hold an open house offering free information, counseling and screenings on related health care services. Date Time Location Sunset Park Family Health Center Monday, August 7 9 a.m. - Noon 150 55th Street Sunset Terrace Family Health Center Monday, August 7 9 a.m. - Noon 514 49th Street Park Slope Family Health Center Tuesday, August 8 9 a.m. - Noon 220 13th Street Caribbean-American Family Health Center Wednesday, August 9 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. 3414 Church Avenue Shore Road Family Health Center Wednesday, August 9 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. 9000 Shore Road Park Ridge Family Health Center Wednesday, August 9 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. 6317 4th Avenue Family Support Center* Thursday, August 10 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. 6025 6th Avenue Brooklyn-Chinese Family Health Center Friday, August 11 9 a.m. - Noon 812 54th Street *Event coordinated in conjunction with the Bay Ridge Family Health Center and the Family Physician Family Health Center 2BRZ THEBROOKLYNPAPERS• WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM• (718) 834-9350 July 29, 2006 The Ultimate An even week, and an even Relaxation and Enjoyment longer game, for our Brooks Overlooking Sheepshead Bay on the Belt Parkway, The Brooklyn Papers watched the Jammers explode 5C omneinyu Itselsa nfdrom TCiygcelrosn e6s 0 CYCLONES ROUND-UP ff4eo, cr5 t1i.v62e3 r suEtanRrstA ear)n Jdgo ar1gv2ee hRuitepsy .s eIesnv (ee1fn-- July 19 at Keyspan Park earned runs in his 3 2/3 in- Oneonta’s starter and win- For full coverage of this nings. Brooklyn (15-17) got ner, Matt O’Brien (3-1), held historic game, see this week’s only three hits. Brooklyn to only two hits front page. — Shakespeare — Shakespeare over seven innings as the Cyclones 9 Cyclones 4 •• AKiinr gC &on Qdiuteioenne dS iRzeo oBmedss TJoignSeairtnshg aslhneu s t oSbuycth tehJmeo eCm yecHll,o onldeasen.nd, JJualy m21m at eJarmse s7town SJulcy r2a5 patp Keeyrsspa n1 Park •• CSaotnetlilniteen tTaVl Breakfast Dhdriutossp tpinefo dM rt oa rB1t3irn-o1 ow5k.e lNyrene ,lt shoewn ohPnioclrhy- rneoc Toihlrlde etCfofy e1ccl4tos- n1fe6rso amunp dpt hesedh optwhrieeoidrr banosaMwrdae hrfeiordns tib,n abgcu Vkt aIwlvliaetnyh Ngao attwc ocona-r rtauhtnea • Jacuzzi tillo (1-2) took the loss. day’s 26-inning game fol- homer in the fourth to give the G3n(fa•••7e xOBF8a#ra1uoentr ed6q( 8ouP7Koeal7rt1)r nkSHd i8nwa a7gli)lmpS e9m4phi3 n3gSn4o Pt--or0.4o ,le0 0BG2 6r0Poa0oakrtlyknew aMy otor Inn TCJeitLicfeiBnnonuodoger r liuy ugttoTTayyghhir gnsocnt hht2ee.heuhtk oee 0 elTe2fel.l fror o iy C.C6 hraesnBsn nttdeyy2tgh i, e Kccn 5ei—ege6swnllnest aiooosnhydti Nimnn unEsit eg npheetgdee 1a ags siws mtn n aSw howsan b heacnfPaYieyr atodnsuia?r konr gerpnO Oseer k i tGtkddsnthinic-lp ewnoeeelaPhfe o oo teheherantinsanuireheretststennndaea---, lohssSsCtsaS5Jtohhlacacn-ficcuuwetr4coc odhhTJsge4m or rraf e eelefih0ieboemmdfenmm de7aiasurs gic b emu dtminrhme .nCtsyno ihit eitesn stnwnyiola f. ll .t alc wneaiootty nlhhassn tB-o nori ,w eer nbten vru sbht(otogyefeinhua1eoin-solr r inr re5n lgrLsksnuddgd-iotdlel gun1- e i,ytpco wfnhh i4 abneaohsugte)nbhu ns onb bdhytReleotmdl aeuo in edJu idoasoaelo v D tdradnJsrk nteit ob1oeahed reit nndy8ndnoaaeear CJpolyascyhl o dRnuoerbi nDegru ttssh teoin uJ tuM alyat 2rst5ein cg oagnmedte sb. aMTsheae ha Conlndoi nntregise Vsw afoollner yt4h S-e c1 dr.aopupbelerThe Brooklyn Papers/ Gary Thomas CCafbmwsptilCSonilifiulylnyhwtnotclyoctCeo gcier nhewnrtcre lylnh reo.eg( aJc iiilse2dnnstJnolo h p -oa,egasnts 2 enssdu ncp th)o aeSsdar—h ieamnc tetepsecshtno d e htis EerGJcatrbr feac aeseir aReamntch d 22iesrr uAgloe -userme1n 1bd hnsfdNott si e o i vnKi,lsltlle n oeo ei3 tlwuxh h saa .thnt6ao idhedhatist 4n ee.toczst sa. drwk imP f Toxha is ofi—notnaahalthrndgdhdnec-, called in outfielder Mark Brooklyn, which added two July 26, at Keyspan Park Sheepshead Bay Wnhiinsr iggs,eh bct.uo Htn gdea pfvrietac muhpeed ft ioav e1t a-r2ku-en3 s ti hnine- mothoSertera irintne t rht heT eno isbneit vhe,Sntothn earn d(2 a-1n)- CJaymclmoneerss 43 JCaymclmoneerss 112 strhipoNlwienewgdc ioonmf ft ehhre iI svb paoonttw oNmearc oacgaf rataihntae, loss. had the win. July 23 at Jamestown (1) July 23 at Jamestown (2) second inning. He didn’t Another fine outing by score, but he did in the fourth, pitcher Jake Ruckle set the when Jeremy Hambrice sin- tone, but it was the Cyclone gled him home from second to hitters who made sure to give give the Cyclones the 1-0 their starter enough support. lead. Dustin Martin did most of the The Cyclones added a vital CELEBRATE COMMUNITY APPRECIATION DAYS damage, hitting a homer and insurance run in the fifth when knocking in three, while Tim Dustin Martin’s triple plated Grogan had a ribbie of his Jon Schemmel. AND OUR 1ST ANNIVERSARY IN DYKER HEIGHTS! own. Danny Cummins had Starter Eric Brown (2-0) al- two hits. lowed only three hits across Ruckle pitched 6 1/3 in- six innings of work. Newcom- nings of the 7-inning double- er Jose De La Torre came in header first game, but was for the close, but gave up a pulled after allowing two runs run on a sac fly before settling in the final frame. Jeremy down for his first save. Mizell got the save. The win evened Brooklyn’s The nightcap was a night- record to 17-17 Now thru July 29, 2006 • 7020 13th Avenue mare for the Cyclones, who —Kuntzman Free Gifts • Sweepstakes Prizes • Special Saturday Events City quashes 1. Farberware 9-Piece Kitchen Tool Set 5. Proctor Silex Mini Chopper Slope builder 2. Kidde Smoke Detector 6. Black & Decker Cordless Can Opener Choose a special gift for a 3. Coby AM/FM Short Wave Radio 7. Farberware 6-Piece Steak Knife Set new Free Better Checking 4. Conair 1875-Watt Hair Dryer 8. Rival Steam/Dry Iron The Brooklyn Papers Account of $100 or more!* And the tower shall not rise over 15th Street. After months of courtroom haggling, the city’s Board of Standards and Appeals has voted unanimously to stop a 1 2 3 4 cbsmolgcyoaooefaewui-innna“DdnsnrtI- dcg re rtiAoao ti jbvwbsyu lvaueeeu saearl ia tioontlrsl dc dst pneb teaii1iiie eanvn gvB8rdlfg eh io2terIsl h1bars fote1oei ast1pn fh- rhaS5imshaiecegtott oe oahheunKo rrn t1tve,dyiha tS3iin.a t gc S1agtci th.ncnol-o obof o nrlobptoyuamdhoee,srtoe”.----tt Volunteers polish the statueThe Brooklyn Papers/ Aaron Greenhood hood-wide rezoning went of Minerva in Green-Wood 5 6 7 8 ibcbnouutmiKiolld dapeiitlnnfaefggntese c tdahto ri ggtbheuheanee torgd ufr tohatghnarhband ta f 5daoh0tefeh- f enehrteehaewtdde. Cibtnhaegetm tShleetea trtet uoruey p sot ahffv oiLser i bw hteehereetry k .vc, iosepmwriu nocg-f in under the prior zoning. But on Tuesday, the BSAruled Its builder also argued that that he hadn’t. he had completed enough of Now Katan will have to the foundation before the new submit new plans. zoning kicked in. 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The Brooklyn Papers/ Tom Callan GEVhlfeaaissvavosiOett r itD ttheh wra. eAnlT uho “ntMnHwacyhoi ntF. Ei ha-NIyormoAhuop armsl uDai,on n tr thetw. heS .emnya. s emg.ntseoostm roy!n ”uia ntpd galh,anecdse idev eni njooyr pyoausrtes. eann’ds minteedgiraattieodn ”b o—dy o mr oyvoegma,e anst teachings — but also as a complexities of the mystical ing blonde woman floated in tions will change DUMBO’s As recently demonstrated by Dr. Tony the class would be described marketing decision. Kabbalah (recently popularized late, still clad in the sweaty Adi- reality remains to be seen. on ABC & Fox News elsewhere in Brooklyn. “It seems that there is a natu- by Madonna and other Holly- das gear and flowered head- “People will change ac- ctrmbgealooarbiddBsgsb,lsyho ei - ttsbdc atsuyhou,p t ognDl mauhstUycghto i heMaov ttwu e ByatsmelheO,ll s eelC h nbniihwtuenv aitnaigib ts’ohhas mv bd nao ahtocthyreietseoba n.indaer- rdpwcwtiaooalhilauinn osilnankmd leae, eJrh daeede idnwnl dp’a witi ns anDahidtgtft Uh for ina trlMhcigoaataaw tBtyn e ,dOoit zhnw uaw,eo”nte in iglo toc hahnphcr eseteaa. ro talieaJpdoxunline---t wNfqeuoeeew osadtn iA odcng easels erak rnseidtidip e apismne) depw toahhsnesi rliieebca lelyad-n l lo cooeofxktfy--- biwnah nPedtith nhoesef o ra nrnah ibeissab aril ncimeoicrsi nwmowoircro k croepludleet,r. bcrebiputy-t csywaooairndydd. i o n“fgt Wle iavetcoi nh hgiatn.hv”gee i rnt hode e psuliarlenti,sm” bahetee- ••• NTIth oiis ss aua tdouvnraeens-sc, etnedop rs, ytnhsoeten tm-sypu iirscg aiFclD amAl o-pAnrpotphcreso dvouefr deh..ealing. som“We ep etohpinlek hite rceo uwlhdo a dttoranc’tt ter ThSet. yespshaicvea greont ti-tfsr e1e5 5f Wroma- Get your Gersh, on Atlantic Yards •• NAfof opradianb oler (dPisacymomenfot rPt.lans available and Insurance coverage) know about our meditation,” building owner Joshua Gutman. said the class’s instructor “He’s interested in Jewish Dr. Tony is recognized as a Professor of the Mini Dental Implant. 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Bay Ridge-Bensonhurst Parks Task Force & Tues., Aug. 8 79th St. & Shore Road Park • Raindate Aug. 14th Senator Marty Golden David Cedeno (American Oldies with a Latin Beat) Wed., Aug. 9 present Marine Park (Fillmore Ave.) • Raindate Aug. 30th Jeff Samaha Presents “Smokey Joe’s Café” SUMMER CONCERTS Fri., Aug. 11 Parkville (65th St. & 8th Ave.) IN THE PARK Frankie Marra (Classic Rock Party Band) Tues., Aug. 15 79th St. & Shore Road Park • Raindate Aug. 28th Rod Stewart Tribute Band featuring Ric Princ Tues., June 27 Wed., July 19 Wed., Aug. 16 79th St. & Shore Road Park Marine Park (Fillmore Ave.) The Blue Notes John Travolta Impersonator Marine Park (Fillmore Ave.) Wed., June 28 Disco Night with Carol Douglas Time Was (Do Wop and Oldies) Marine Park (Fillmore Ave.) Tues., July 25 Fri., Aug. 18 Alive N Kickin (Hit Record “Tighter and Tighter”) 79th St. & Shore Road Park Van Sicklin & Avenue U Wed., July 5 Frankie Marra (Classic Rock Party Band) Benny Troy (Classic Sounds from the 50’s - 90’s) Marine Park (Fillmore Ave.) Wed., July 26 Mon., Aug. 21 Art Lillard Band (Swing, Jazz and Big Band Sound) Marine Park (Fillmore Ave.) 79th St. & Shore Road Park (Little League Field) Fri., July 7 Emanon (50’s - 90’s Favorite Songs) Sly (R&B, Soul and New Orleans Sound) Parkville (65th St. & 8th Ave.) Wed., June 28 Tues., Aug. 22 Tony Sands (Sounds of Sinatra) Marine Park (Fillmore Ave.) Dyker Park (86th St. & 14th Ave.) Tues., July 11 Alive N Kickin (Hit Record “Tighter and Tighter”) Reminisce (Hit Songs of the 50’s, 60’s & 70’s) 79th St. & Shore Road Park Mon., July 31 Wed., Aug. 23 Head Over Heels (#1 Party Band) 18th Ave. & 82nd St. Family Day Marine Park (Fillmore Ave.) Wed., July 12 Brooklyn Keys (50’s - 70’s Oldies) Adult & Kid Karaoke Contest/Face Painting/ Balloon Maker/Magic Show and Much More Marine Park (Fillmore Ave.) Tues., Aug. 1 Tues., Aug. 29 Roadhouse County Band w/ Line Dance Instructor Police Nite Out 62nd Pct. (Bath Ave.) Fri., July 14 DJ Vinny & Face Painter Family Day McKinley (75th St. & Ft. Hamilton Pkwy.) Adult & Kid Karaoke Contest/Face Painting/ Van Sicklen & Avenue U Tues., Aug. 1 Balloon Maker/Magic Show and Much More City Sounds (Old & New Dance Hits) Police Nite Out 68th Pct. Mon., July 17 (74th St. & Ft. Hamilton Pkwy.) CONCERT HOTLINE East Coast (Dance, Soul & Rock) 79th St. & Shore Road Park (Little League Field) Time Was (Doo Wop and Oldies) Wed., Aug. 2 (718) 236-7547 Tues., July 18 Marine Park (Fillmore Ave.) Dyker Park (86th St. & 14th Ave.) Head Over Heels (#1 Party Band) All events are free and open to the public. Bring a chair, blanket, your family and friends. Concerts begin at 7:30PM. Family Day events begin at 5PM. All events Emanon (50’s - 90’s Favorite Songs) are subject to change. In case of poor weather, cancellations will be posted on the hotline by 5PM day of event. 4AWP THEBROOKLYNPAPERS• WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM• (718) 834-9350 July 29, 2006 OUR OPINION ALL DRAWN OUT Green must drop out ASSEMBLYMAN ROGER GREEN MUST It’s bad enough that Green was convicted two call (at least that’s what Barron told us). stop dodging City Councilman Charles years ago of stealing $3,000 from state taxpay- Somewhere, perhaps deep deep down in that Barron’s call. Both Barron (D-Canarsie) ers — but he’s running such an inept campaign practically invisible core of self-knowledge that and Green (D-Fort Greene) are hoping to retire that he has just $4,800 in cash on hand. politicians try to bury, Green must know that he longtime Rep. Ed Towns this fall. We don’t know if Green’s conviction (and his can not beat Ed Towns and that he must step Both have been raising longstanding issues complete lack of shame over that conviction), aside and let the much-better-funded and more- about Towns — the 24-year House vet whom his support for Bruce Ratner’s Atlantic Yards popular Barron take his shot at the incumbent. Barron and Green say is too close to special in- project, or his ties to convicted former Brooklyn This is not meant as an endorsement of Bar- terests and not close enough to the community Democratic leader Clarence Norman are the ron. It is merely a condemnation of Green’s that keeps sending him back to Congress (most- reasons he’s so unable to raise money. weak, addled, ill-funded candidacy. And it’s also ly for lack of competition). All we know is a man with a criminal record, a call for a genuine campaign that could actual- But neither Barron nor Green have a chance who has only $4,800 in the bank, can’t beat an ly push Towns on the issues, rather than let him against an incumbent with a $407,000 war chest incumbent. sit back while two rivals split the vote. if they split the vote and give Towns an easy As such, Barron has asked Green drop out of We urge Assemblyman Green to pick up the ride back to D.C. the race so that he can have a clean shot at the phone, call his friend Charles Barron, and say So a word to Assemblyman Green: Drop out mighty Towns. the words all of Brooklyn wants to hear: “I’m nowL.ETTERS For most of the week, Green has dodged that dropping out.” News item: Non-Ratner skyscrapers going up all over Downtown. Cristian Fleming Atlantic Yards fills mailbag again To the editor, construction, let alone the proposed At- structure has never been addressed, and The close-up views were only for Opting out of Thank you for putting a copy of lantic Yards. cannot be left to be sorted out once the the media. your paper on my doorstep. Bob Ohlerking, Park Slope construction is underway. The organizers should know that home delivery verIy l icvoen coenr nCeadr latboonu bt yth Pe amciafgicn iatnudd ea omf To the editor, wilTl hhiasv ec aytaosutrr onpahmee, oMnr .i tMrigahrkt ouwnditezr, peveeonp laen gwryer aeb roeuatl tlhyi sd.isappointed and the proposed Atlantic Yards project As a strong opponent of Atlantic Bruce Ratner’s.There is no hope what- Aword of advice to the organ- Since the beginning of the year, (“State big to Brooklyn: You’re Manhat- Yards, I believe that the local papers ever that these sewage problems will izers:put up giant TVscreens.That way, we’ve been home delivering Papers tan now,” July 22). Not even in Manhat- should not only be targeting Ratner and abate within the lifetime of anyone the audience can have the fun of being at throughout Brownstone Brooklyn. tan had a developer succeeded cutting a city officials in anti-development arti- reading this letter if this project is not the event (announcer George Shea was Published weekly by Brooklyn Paper Publications Inc. 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Carl Biers, Prospect-Lefferts Gardens An Agenda for Excellence By Randi Weingarten Goodbye As students celebrate the end of another school of our new teachers every five years as they take teaching jobs year and embark on well-deserved summer elsewhere or become frustrated vacations, those of us who teach in New York and leave the profession. A City’s public schools like to reflect for a moment on sjominatllyl sbteetpw eweans tah ep lcainty, adnedvi stheed Heartburn! where we’ve been and where we’re going with UFT, to provide financial incen- respect to education. thioveuss intog . hMelopr en emwu stet abceh edrosn ew ittoh We’re proud of the many can be used for that purpose. give new teachers professional things we have accomplished We have one more court battle development and tuition assis- this school year, but it has been left in the CFE case, and we’ll tance as well as the mentoring, both a difficult and rewarding continue to fight to give voters a administrative support, lower one with a mixed bag of results voice in how that money is used. class sizes and the safe envi- and many challenges still ahead Despite that setback, our push ronment all schools need. of us. to reduce class size helped the And with mayoral control of For example, with the back- mayor with the $6.5 billion capi- our schools to sunset in 2009, drop of test scores rising, we tal construction plan that will Albany lawmakers should start negotiated a new contract agree- add 107 schools and 66,000 looking at what works and what ment with the city last fall after new classroom seats - meaning doesn’t. Los Angeles Mayor nearly three years of bitter strug- lack of space should no longer Antonio Villaraigosa listened to gle. It gave educators a 15% pay be an issue in the class size complaints in New York and increase - a total of 33% since debate. We also believe the City adopted a version of mayoral 2002. But, like many labor Council and mayor’s agreement control that advocates for quali- agreements, it included hard- to budget $7 million for 2,000 fied teachers, small classes fought compromises, including new full-day pre-kindergarten and safe environments. The teachers devoting more instruc- slots will open the door to uni- lack of parent and teacher input tional time to their students. versal pre-k for all city kids. has been a big complaint. The United Federation of Some big issues await us on Parents and educators need Teachers, which represents New the next school year’s agenda. assurances there will be greater York City’s 100,000 public In addition to lowering class checks and balances and input. Institute for Digestive and Liver Disorders school educators, took particu- size, providing universal pre-k After all, it’s about the kids - lar pride in opening a charter and renewing a push for more and those closest to the kids school in Brooklyn; we will open arts education, we will press should be heard. Don’t let problems with digestion get in your way. The Institute for aSifte erispese tneactm; o cnibthd’easarr .rtt yheIt ar’ cstt h hwnaaoerttt elmtirsh ateesk ncefah scto otio t t alh dnaiindft- sisfmoccchhpuoorsooo vllo eon sf saafitfccueaidatdyel.se n mttN oiocd t iaasskcccehiph ielsoinvtoeeelp m sace nantdont icMsosTamuhneeainssgg ein ogan tr heoe aumjcura s wdat eiglalme nnifodce taw b efoo refy aettsahhyree;. Dtgnreeeiswgatet,i smomtnieiv)nnewit m aifntoahdlrl yLdhiieievnaterv rtaa bDnsuidvirs nemo rs(eduadelrsirgcosia c aktatiln o Nponrwe.o wIncn e Y adsosuer vrkaeec rMiiesd e oatrrlhe scfoolh duarixvos tnao iiHlrca obacslacpesii.dets a,il n aodfif-ers support those closest to the if students and staff are dis- it never is. But we relish the Heartburn is just one of the many conditions treated by rkeidWdsue:c teh ceco lpnaatsirsne unsetisdz e a,n tdob u etd fuitghchaett ocritstoy. tcsrlaaafcsetsteyrdo iobsmsy u headsvis.i nrWugp etto io mwnu osrortr y carobetoahuteetr cismhchapolrloeovnlseg ew eodbruke ccfaaoturi ossnet udafiengnhdtt sinm,g p aaktero- obifnourrgor a mshdpeo eprrcaeain taiignltieifss ot,ors mf.c Wogalatoesin otor nfocf eaionrnr t ccteoeosrm t,i npaarneld h ceuonlncsdievirtesi. o pnCrosa glirln aucmlsus dfo-r a again opposed our efforts to let safe classroom environments ents and teachers is our reason make an appointment. voters decide if funds from a so the overwhelming majority of for being. Striving for excellence 1-866-DIGEST1 sFiestctlaelm Eeqnut itoyf cthaes eC a- map a1i3gn-y efoarr clehailrdnr.en who want to learn can icso mwhmaitt mween’rte taol l haeblopuintg, aanldl oouurr (1-866-344-3781) 506 Sixth Street, Park Slope, Brooklyn • www.nym.org legal battle to get the city its fair Improving teacher retention is students achieve their dreams MNeemwbeYrork-Presbyterian Healthcare System share of state education aid - a huge issue. We lose about half will never change. 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12, 2006 Each year the second week of August is dedicated to recognizing the service and contributions of community health centers. Throughout the week each of the Lutheran Family Health Centers will hold an open house offering free information, counseling and screenings on related health care services. Date Time Location Sunset Park Family Health Center Monday, August 7 9 a.m. - Noon 150 55th Street Sunset Terrace Family Health Center Monday, August 7 9 a.m. - Noon 514 49th Street Park Slope Family Health Center Tuesday, August 8 9 a.m. - Noon 220 13th Street Caribbean-American Family Health Center Wednesday, August 9 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. 3414 Church Avenue Shore Road Family Health Center Wednesday, August 9 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. 9000 Shore Road Park Ridge Family Health Center Wednesday, August 9 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. 6317 4th Avenue Family Support Center* Thursday, August 10 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. 6025 6th Avenue Brooklyn-Chinese Family Health Center Friday, August 11 9 a.m. - Noon 812 54th Street *Event coordinated in conjunction with the Bay Ridge Family Health Center and the Family Physician Family Health Center