Read your local stoop on3 / Complete CYCLONES coverage on16 Brooklyn’sRealNewspaper BrooklynPaper.com•(718)834–9350•Brooklyn,NY•©2007 BROOKLYNHEIGHTS–DOWNTOWNEDITION AWP/18pages•Vol.30,No.26•Saturday,June 30,2007•FREE INCLUDINGDUMBO BRUCE BOOST Assemblyman gives Ratner a clause for celebration By Ariella Cohen The Brooklyn Paper Bruce Ratner’s sweetheart deal got a cherry on top last week after a state lawmaker slipped in a last- minute amendment to a housing reform bill that will shave $175 million off the developer’s costs. The so-called “Ratner carve-out” was slipped into a tax-break bill passed by the Assembly last Friday, in the rush to close the legislative session. The amendment didn’t mention Ratner’s development by name, but referred to it as a “multi- phase project that includes at least 2,500 dwelling units and is being Bruce Ratner (left) received a $175-million tax break thanks to Assem- implemented pursuant to a General blyman — and Brooklyn Democratic Party boss — Vito Lopez (right) Project Plan” — a description that fits only one development in the statMe:i Anutltaenst ica Yftaerrd st.he exemption Ratner’s latest passed, housing advocates — and even some lawmakers who had just The Brooklyn Paper / Sarah KramerA group of artists living at 345 Eldert St. in Bushwick wants to seceed from the capitalist society. And they're looking for investors! 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Look for The Paper again July14 Planners aim to untangle Grand Army Plaza knot Home delivery Some of our home delivery routes will be suspended for the summer, effec- tive next week. We will increase the number of copies available at “bulk” drops, service hiatus and we will also add street corner boxes in some locations. You should not By Chris Cascarano project to completely reimagine Grand ‘hInisj ubriegdg’he aveK tsroubtleo fin dincbg a hPaypera, b utm lif yloue doa, pnleayseg ca ll (7me18) 83 4-i9y3s50 eesxt 20t3. ffeButoiornnrr-r duoGAfmTreeohtriser keea d nnaltaBoy dd frr nor lgemAoy ovatm kerioohmlney l i tnuagasyi nnt phP icP geoawia penlnaladetlamziyar mraos yei tfincr dp io twtatlsurhat aelinoednfe wf gcktbihe, cne an s.a tctptt reic earroentc hondlsee---f Eighth Avenue Flatbush Ave Vanderbilt Arcaitmmrnonaarugualdmf“lt dtf sWeceei:y rcrrf ls isio hcPtm t imrhaotlc hatirrma anoazealyaactumb tr ognroifounenaheuajtgcfe teedPi e dcgrtsssrhs tou o t t.eaihmr hst io.pBtamn ehsetg eo aercc couj ttaorah asoPrrueadr aas nbystdre dur k—sr asmu tf —thfoso piihefc n g i- cccnhfepooll outlotmm ahudtwone-r-- Brooklyn Public Library’s Central work?” asked one audience member at branch, a citizens group presented its the June 21 meeting. “There aren’t a most fully drawn plan to reconfigure lot of other options.” Claims jaw pain before 8 Ft. tShoel dpilearzs’a aanndd S raeicloornsn’eacrtc hth we iltahn tdhme aernk- notT thoe cCaotealri ttioo nd aridvmeritss. tAhaftte irt sa gllo, atlh ies date with Joey Chestnut trance to Prospect Park, creating a GAPCO slogan is, “If you plan for 7 Ft. safe, car-free walkway (see map). traffic you will get traffic; if you plan By Gersh Kuntzman Currently, the circle is a mess of for people you will get people.” TheS Bixro-toikmlyen wPaopreldr hot-dog-eating champion 6 Ft. mtfrraoifsmfliec a dtihsilneag n rdcesrco teshnsawttl yas elkprsae rasatnotder edpdaa nrkgB euarsioleeuryss maT“nTyhh aaitds hpieesr denenosttts r aiinann t-hisfeisr uaseut dfaioettrni tcduerd.iev ehrsa,d” Takeru Kobayashi has been injured and 5 Ft. Fountain and Arc de Triomphe-in- said Faye Anderson, a resident of the may not compete in next week’s 90th annu- spired Civil War monument in the area. “They can hop on the subway. al cTohme pGerteitaiot nB uant ,N aast hhaen i’ss k inno Cwonn teoy h Iissl afnands., 4 Ft. cen“tIe’rv oef Glivraendd hAerrme yf oPrla ztha.e past 45 Tpehdies stirsi aanbs.o”u t unsafe conditions for is seeing medical specialists in Tokyo this years,” said Rhoda Marshall of Pros- But the plan is not entirely averse to wsctaielfSlefi kpnja egiwcn “u jhtlahaowatpittoe hsnsro iomitmifs e.cm” uscerirdniibgaet ase l(myO yaKrsot,e strehi iotshu sasc tc rKiabsoeeb) oaisf- 3 Ft. pbhaeevceTetn h tHeao eggriurogonohu.dt”ps .,w a“a Ayc notdlol eatchcteiroorens s oh. faY sso eunv eejvureasrtl Union St (cid:1)y(cid:1)y(cid:1)yARC(cid:1)yH (cid:1)y(cid:1)y Eastern Pkwy tGrinhoAseat dehPwaoCdraO soye fslc e oaswnlslei sct- hawfiornarri y amt.ghaeek. cTiniorg ca lniedo rtctwharo- s-fowlouawtyh, yashi’s “injury” was merely psychosomatic local organizations that has taken the (cid:1)y(cid:1)y(cid:1)y(cid:1)y(cid:1)y(cid:1)y “By changing the surrounding — a possibility, given that his world record name “Grand Army Plaza Coalition,” (cid:1)y(cid:1)y(cid:1)y(cid:1)y(cid:1)y(cid:1)y streets to two-ways, we can increase wcdysleehaoagtsagtCBsehils nlnhuise ’gmdaetsn n astgipahtsrdensey e rhKrub ssefJtuootr odaannibe gsnesaay ea,klys rC-nebfalootieeshe prhsaet rthoari s. tl i tdhyblnceui auoss ctdt mit,mkxl iewdip o nm oehnngtfooteo htt r thha e obetre neeyt a h sf 5JAgipag9uenomh-ls n1y.tKe?d/ 2r4 o iTt c bho—haao nea-t The usual suspects htbwahehemeaahesgssWt ip ihcDntaaoheyl petr tr iwhpkspecpeaiarsinoa, rld sltgcvay mmi ene mwsddear enl pbiclcttrteeuh heortot i wrv vpGfede eeaeoA Tder swtrna Pnsanfa eCnreo pwoostOfpynap tr ,d ohoa isssretpnv,thl e daaapaeetnl rn iv dodoDdfiijsnnrs eO otu gchmita.Ttnoel, Existing ProspeNct Paerk wW Gr(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)yyyyyeen(cid:1)y(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)yyyyy(cid:1)y(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)yyyyy(cid:1)y(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)yyyyyElim(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)yyyyyinate(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)(cid:1)yyyyyd Flatbush AveReconfigured fWiaipnnldloag idc“Bwtz heo‘Iauf den.wit”r.nac w“anaeWnlWadn’xt ta eri.tsib t oclhaoo rescuewrtit rwr c etcohasdllisexols se tw pchstlanatiaalt ons rnttot,hr”i anie nWfgrfcfe ioafic triruh,som”te mi nraowost niattoehahidxnde- fhrea ndtiidc eex-mplaaiiln f trhoem s Tituhaet Biorno ooknl yhnis Poawpner W, beubt Athte t hweo Jrludly t i4ktah- mcoansatelas-te, a7t-ifnogo tc-6h agmiapnito, nP., Twhilel ymaagkaerj ahnis, Pmaariknst aDine ppalratmntes.n tT hhaes icsolamnmdsi ttaerde wexil-l Green Space Space(cid:1)y(cid:1)y(cid:1)y(cid:1)y(cid:1)y(cid:1)y(cid:1)yRoad(cid:1)yway(cid:1)y Roadway acgreaaintisntg f oar gtertutliyn gg GraAnPd CGOr’asn md iAssrimony: site, Occupational Hazard. debut. Here, Theyagarjan is compared to other widely pected to slow down traffic and will GRANDERARMYPLAZA? The Grand Army Plaza Coalition’s long- Plaza — the way it was originally “My jaw refused to fight any more,” said recognized celebrities: the Frankster and fourth-ranked be built within the year, said GAPCO term plan for unsnarling the traffic circle calls for reconfiguring — and meant to be. the 29-year-old phenomenon, describing a eater Sonya “The Black Widow” Thomas. Coordinator Robert Witherwax. eliminating — some roadways to improve pedestrian access to the cen- “The arch was intended to be an en- See KOBAYASHIon page 6 That was the easy part. The larger ter of the plaza. trance to the park,” said Witherwax. 2AWP THEBROOKLYNPAPER• WWW.BROOKLYNPAPER.COM• (718) 834-9350 June 30, 2007 100 Wine Tips WHERE TO A Great Halfprice Close-out! Selling in Manhattan for $28... $56 in restaurants! 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American Housewares carries the right Weber Grill for you, in stock and ready to THE go for your next cookout. stoop ® AMERICAN SAVE 10% HOUSEWARES with this coupon 85 Court Street in Downtown Brooklyn (cid:202)(cid:34)❤(cid:171)(cid:105)(cid:152)(cid:202)(cid:199)(cid:202)(cid:12)(cid:62)(cid:222)(cid:195)(cid:202)(cid:1)(cid:202)(cid:55)(cid:105)(cid:105)(cid:142)(cid:202)(cid:85)(cid:202) (cid:202)(cid:85)(cid:202)(cid:173)(cid:199)(cid:163)(cid:110)(cid:174)(cid:202)(cid:211)(cid:123)(cid:206)(cid:135)(cid:228)(cid:110)(cid:123)(cid:123) BROOKLYNHEIGHTS–DOWNTOWN DUMBO w elsSATNICK Je B y Permit plague The sky’s the limit siWone toifmfeer pqieucaelsi tayn jde wfienlrey ,g ipftrwecai-re Hartley F. Satnick at prices to fit every budget. The only Certified on Pierrepont (at least in this picture) Master Watchmaker in all 5 boroughs FREE Lay-a-Way of New York City PaBnrork olioanwkgl sy inasr eHa bet eigianh gtsp brerevomeknieu nmw. hB eiunnt LOHWEIGDOHTWSN PPlaunrc Ohans easll servfionrg o tvheer c4o6m ymeaurnsity plenty of laws are —and some- timIet si sb iyll ethgea le tnof opracrekr sin o af t“hNemo P. ark- Visit us at our new location ipnegrm” izto nfreo, me vtehne ifc iytyo,u ur nclaers sh aths aat 187 State Street area is designated for use by a spe- cmifeinct aogfe nEcdyu c(ia.tei.o nN YetPcD). , IDn eoptahretr- (off Court St) words, if youcan’t park there legal- ly, neither can the guy with a per- (718) 852-1421•Fax (718) 852-9697• mnoitt . sBtouptp rinesgp tehcet sfeo rs croefgfulalwatiso fnrso mis Homer Fink HOURS:Mon - Fri: 9:30am - 6:30pm; Sat: 11:00am - 5:00pm congesting our narrow streets. “Alot of people are parking with impunity,” Brooklyn Heights Association Executive Director Judy Stanton says. She and the BHAwere so outraged in January that they took to the streets with notebooks in hand taking down the license plate numThbee rHs eoifg hptasr kAisnsgo coifafteionnd edriss.covered that the overwhelming ma- Don’t leave your jority of permit-brandishing vehicles were there illegally for long Here’s the latest rendering of a proposed $750-million revamp of the Gallery at Fulton Mall. Plans for a 45- to 60-story tower —only periods of time — including weekend evenings — with clearly no hinted at in this rendering — now call for 70 fewer units of below-market-rate housing and 300 fewer jobs than previously pro- business purpose for being there. Permit holders are “storing their posed. The mall, bordered by DeKalb Avenue, Flatbush Avenue Extension and Willoughby Street, has been a hot potato since the cars,” on our streets and not being ticketed, Stanton added. city upzoned Downtown Brooklyn in 2004 and sent real-estate prices soaring. 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Miller - PasLMto3r1-12 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 4PSZ THEBROOKLYNPAPER• WWW.BROOKLYNPAPER.COM• (718) 834-9350 June 30, 2007 Summer covers After years of complaints from book lovers, the Brooklyn Public Library will finally expand its branch hours, thanks to an $11.3-million bump in this year’s budget. Currently, many of the library’s 60 branches are only open in the after- noons — and then, only until 6 pm — making it difficult for anyone with a job to access the system’s 4.5-million-book collection. Even worse, most libraries are closed on Sun- days. But starting on July 2, many branches will start open- ing at 9 am. And in December, there’ll be even longer hours. Here’s how the libraries in our area shape up(hours for the Central Branch on Grand Army Plaza remain the same: Mondays, 9 am–6 pm; Tuesdays, 9 am–9 pm; Wednesdays, 9 am–9 pm; Thursdays, 9 am–9 pm; Fridays, 9 am–6 pm; and Saturdays, 10 am–6 pm). Happy reading! Library New Hours (Extra hours per week) Park Slope Mon: 9 am-6 pm; Tue: 1-8 pm; Wed (431 6th Ave., at and Friday: 9 am-6 pm; Thur: 1-6 Ninth Street) pm; Sat: 11 am-3 pm(6 extra hours) Windsor Terrace Mon: 1-8 pm; Tue: 9 am-6 pm; (160 E. 5th St. at Ft. Wed: 9 am-6 pm; Thur: 1-6 pm; Fri: Hamilton Parkway) 9 am-6 pm; Sat: 10 am-5 pm(9) Kensington(410 Dit- Mon: 9 am-6 pm; Tue: 1-8 pm; mas Ave., between Wed: 9 am-6 pm; Thur: 1-6 pm; Fri: East Fourth and East 9 am-6 pm; Sat: 11 am-3 pm(6) Fifth streets) Building is hit twice in one day By Gersh Kuntzman The Brooklyn Paper Sometimes, you don’t even have to leave your apartment to get robbed — though sometimes you do. The same Eighth Avenue building was hit twice on June 19 — and one victim told cops that he was in another room of the apart- ment when the robbery occurred. In that odd case, the man said he left his bedroom at around 8:30 pm — and when he returned two hours later, he noticed that some- one had ransacked the room and $800 was missing from a dresser drawer. The 47-year-old victim told cops that the burglar must have come through the open window. Hours later, cops got an- other call from a different res- POLICE ident of the same building, wcahsiec,h tihs ea t mFiafnth Shtarde etl.e Ifnt tthhies BLOTTER building at 9:30 am. When he returned about 16 hours later, he found that his bedroom had also been ransacked. The 33-year-old man did not specify what items were missing. Diner dash Athief swiped the handbag of a woman who had been having dinner at a Carroll Street restaurant on June 21. The woman told cops that she had not been paying attention to her purse while she ate at around 8:30 pm at the joint, which is be- tween Seventh and Eighth avenues. The 30-year-old victim said she lost a cellphone, credit cards and a Metrocard, but no values were given by police. Nighttime rob You’ve got to know when to hold them, know when to hold them, know when to walk away, know when to run. But the most important advice in that famed Kenny Rogers song is this: You nev- er count your money when you’re sitting at the table. One 24-year-old man should have applied that advice to the mean streets near Fourth Avenue on June 18, because as he was counting his cash, a man came over with a black handgun and took the mon- ey right out of his hand. The Red Hook man had been walking between Ninth and 10th Streets at around 10 pm and counting out his $150 when the gun- man came over and swiped the cash. The perp, who was described as a 32-year-old white Hispanic man, 5-foot-11, 165 pounds with short wavy hair, fled down Ninth Street towards Third Avenue, cops said. Bagel bash Athug tried to take a man’s wallet right out of his hand at a Fifth Avenue bagel store, but when the man resisted, the perp hauled off and punched him three times in the face — but the would-be thief never got his money or his bagel, as cops quickly arrested him. The action started at around 4 pm on June 23, when the Virginia man was waiting on line at the bagelry, which is at Carroll Street. That’s when the thief made a grab for the wallet — and when he failed to get it, started punching the 22-year-old victim. Cops got to the scene while the perp was still there, police said. The victim was not injured. No damage Athief tried to get inside a building on Union Street on June 18, but he didn’t make it. Aresident of the building noticed scrape marks on the front door of her brownstone, which is between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Not wheely bad At least one car was stolen and another broken into last week on Slope streets — far less than the seven vehicle robbery spree in our last issue. The stolen car, a 1996 Ford Explorer, had been parked on Warren Street between Third and Fourth avenues on June 23 at 11 pm. When the 33-year-old owner returned to it the next day, it was gone. The other car was broken into on June 20. The 34-year-old owner had parked it in the lot of a large hardware store next to the Gowanus Canal at around 11:40 am. When she returned just a half- hour later, she found the passenger window broken and her iPod and various credit cards missing. Sleeping booty An elderly man from Minnesota lost his cellphone and wallet to a thief after he fell asleep on a Bay Ridge-bound R train on June 23. The 84-year-old told cops that he entered the subway system at the City Hall stop in Manhattan at around 7:30 am and, once onboard the train, promptly fell asleep. 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TAX ABATED COME VISIT OUR SPECTACULAR 1 & 2 FAMILY HOMES From $789,000 Corner Bloomingdale & Amboy Rds 718-227-1600www.opal-ridge.com OWNA HOMEREALTY BAY RIDGE–BENSONHURST DYKERHEIGHTS BATH BEACH Harbor Cell tower wars Home Depot developer stands Motor Inn in Bay Ridge • 25 years in there and takes it from CB10 business • Ample parking on premises Temneanntt sb oufil danin 8g1 asrte S utrpe eitn a apramrts- YELLOW • 24 hour security ctsosainhtoegvagelmoelTli lpr,ra he o t htwhowe vbo3e nheunth0ierreriee1o ln ardt ute e8hnoitqb n1teh uelc gsegeneiti pi nnlbovS—lmsapewettsg.h ea . naintolanehlntnanr se oe ttsdmoia neo flc v ln ntaesthe ohrdoreorwea m ifsr el ebo erymvwuos e efisoaali radnonrrayes-f-tl HOOKER BT—HuayhlanooyeriDnm dtw BsMge reh—v o aoaoeDo klv tfwoel wtaypphnacaloe nauPestrntca swatpAfr noateB nodtrrLiacd vbhyyereuue ds Rwin litiddha odr Kok gaeuse dotns sharie nnaeowindgfl •• Cl5Psot koocownpanvsyt i teo,ihn nnBe i 6f e(rB oonbefntuflt tsE)xit antennas atop the building. silently for an hour as mem- 1730 Shore Parkway radBiou t alacstitv Fer idcoaym, prelesxid ennotsti coefd t hea bcoerms mofi tCteoem smlaumnmitye dB ohairmd 1a0s (between Bay Parkway & 26th Avenue) crane attaching even more equip- Matthew Lysiak greedy on Monday night. 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MsemPeyentaya5..p ueE dls rDemaPig.irnt scsngeoIrb!o aostims yFrncofyl! nDe a ”Duamias Alntv rspd .og-pataoAl h,anriTr4npleCo coat6udopshce1nba firesd evylo7tle d enlh7voir unjteeaotofhr od ynreMheS .wdd.pteyi ona7–aaIw iunsslB yiDrtsna1w eyeugfs .?onrR.8.oatirdanr gla-yc eI8oe lm•d u pc13erlo4a n1vnF32ett Ra.rRa-ilEc6gcheEma)8 orCned9 o.Rcnd5o s– muStlatteant Iisolannd Homsey. “All we are asking for is to have a discussion about the effects these towers will have on the neighborhood.” The phone at Councilman Vince Gentile’s (D–Bay Ridge) of- fice has been ringing off the hook over the issue and it is going to be brought up at the next meeting of Community Board 10 (which is currently enjoying its summer vacation now). It looks like another tower war is coming to Bay Ridge. Of course, Yellow Hooker can’t find one study that validates community concerns that cellphone towers actually hurt peo- Councilman ple’s health (not that I want one on my roof). That said, I am gracious enough to offer one sure-fire way for residents to rid our neighborhoods of these towers: throw your cellphone in the garbage. Can you hear me now? I didn’t think so. Vincent Gentile, THE KITCHEN SINK If you find your street overrun by teens dressed as Goths, don’t worry — you didn’t take a wrong turn and end up in the Village, it is only Harry Potter Night, sponsored by state Sen. Marty Golden(R–Bay Ridge). The magic begins at 8 pm in front of Bookmark Shoppe, at 8415 Third Ave., and concludes at mid- nleiagshet Fofr i“dHaya, rJruyl yP o2t0t e(r1 a2n:0d1 t hame D oena Sthaltyu rHdaayl,l oJwulsy. ”2…1), Ownit hJu tlhye 1re0-, Chairman of the Subcommittee on the Strictly ’60swill be playing, what else?, classic ’60s music at a free concert at 79th Street and Shore Road. Bring a blanket. … Nouvelle, located at 8716 Third Ave., has a great eel sushi, bAusti aitn i sf uthseio lnas rt etismtaeu roaunrt !s o…urc Be raottoekmlypnts’ st on oerwde Rr ae pmuabrlgicaarinta P aat ratyn NNYYCC CCoouunncciill Libraries, proudly announces city Chairman Craig Eatonis trying to rebuild the GOPfrom the VViinncceenntt GGeennttiillee ffoorr ground up, and is starting in cyberspace with a new Web site wzawtiown.’bsr o“Sokchlyonogl oopf .Pcoomlit.i cAs”n din E thateo nne sxaty ssix h me’olln ltahusn. cCha nth Pe roersgidaenni-t NNeeww YYoorrkk’’ss LLiibbrraarriieess funding for 6 days of library services Bush take a refresher course? … It may be early, but Bay Ridge is already busy mobilizing for the presidential election. Bay Ridge for Obamawill hold its next meeting on June 28, at Chris and Erin’s Bay RidgeObama Headquarters (also known as their in every library, in every community apartment), at 7911 Fifth Ave. What’s next, a Ron Paul Fan Club? 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The first thug shouted The vehicles plates are “Don’t move or I will shoot,” DCV–1907. Cops are asking all while the other went through the residents to be on the lookout. victim’s pockets, taking $51 and Reading rob a cellphone, police said. Aconniving thief sneaked be- Street fare hind the counter of an 86th Awoman had her wallet Street bookstore to steal the stolen after being bumped and storeowner’s wallet while she pushed in a crowded 86th Street was swamped with customers on fair on June 10. June 23. The 47-year-old victim no- The thievery took place with- ticed her wallet was stolen at in the bookstore, which is near around noon, when she reached 19th Avenue, at around 7 pm. the end of the fair near 21st Av- The storeowner told police that enue. The pickpocket had gotten she saw the perp go behind the away with $200, plus credit and counter, take the wallet, and flee. debit cards, police said. Summer covers After years of complaints from book lovers, the Brooklyn Public Library will finally expand its branch hours, thanks to an $11.3-million bump in this year’s budget. Currently, many of the library’s 60 branches are only open in the afternoons — and then, only until 6 pm — making it difficult for anyone with a job to access the system’s 4.5-million-book collection. Even worse, most libraries are closed on Sundays. But start- ing on July 2, many branches will start opening at 9 am. And in December, there’ll be even longer hours. Here’s how the libraries in your area shape up. Happy reading! Library New Hours (Extra hours per week) Dyker Mon, Tues, Wed: 9 am–6 pm; (8202 13th Ave., at Thurs: 1–8 pm; Fri: 1–6 pm; 82nd Street) Sat: 10 am–5 pm. (9 extra hours) Fort Hamilton Mon, Wed, Fri: 9 am–6 pm; (9424 Fourth Ave., Tue: 1–8 pm; Thurs: 1–6 pm; at 94th Street) Sat: 11 am–3 pm. (6) New Utrecht Mon, Wed, Fri: 9 am–6 pm; (1743 86th St., at Tue: 1–8 pm; Thurs: 1–6 pm; Bay 17th Street) Sat: 11 am–3 pm. (6) Bay Ridge Mon, Wed, Fri: 9 am–6 pm; (7223 Ridge Blvd., Tue: 1–8 pm; Thurs: 1–6 pm; at 73rd Street) Sat: 11 am–3 pm. (6) McKinley Park Mon, Wed, Fri: 9 am–6 pm; (6802 Ft. Hamilton Tue: 1–8 pm; Thurs: 1–6 pm; Pkwy., at 68th Street) Sat: 11 am–3 pm. (6) Aug. 15th JOEY D REVUE (Hit songs "Peppermint Twist", "Shout", "What Kind Of Love Is This" along with BOBBY VALLI doing 4 Seasons songs, DAVID BRIGATI doing Young Rascal’s songs, and TOMMY MARA , the Pavarotti of Rock & Roll). (rain date 8/16) Marine Park (Fillmore Ave.) A MUST SEE SHOW! Aug. 17th CITY SOUNDS (disco & oldies) Parkville Field (65th St. & 8th Ave.) Aug. 20th BROOKLYN KEYS (50’s – 70’s, oldies) 83rd St. & Shore Road June 27th BROOKLYN KEYS July 25th ARNIE MEG ORCHESTRA Aug. 21st CARL THOMAS (50’s – 70’s, oldies) Marine Park (Fillmore Avenue) (big band sound) Marine Park (Fillmore Avenue) "A Night at the Copa" & Bette Midler Impersonator, Donna Maxon (86th St. & 14th Ave.) June 28th ANONYMOUS July 27th NOSTALGIA (R & B, soul, disco) 79th St. & Shore Road (formerly "Reminisce", 60’s-70’s) Parkville Field (65th St. & 8th Aug. 22nd FAMILY DAY Ave.) (Karaoke, games, face painters, magician etc.) Marine July 10th STRICKLY 60’S Park (Fillmore Avenue) (classic 60’s) 79th St. & Shore Road July 31st ECLYPSE (disco, top 40 dance hits) 79th St. & Shore Road Aug. 28th FAMILY DAY July 11th YESTERDAY & TODAY (Karaoke, games, face painters, magician etc.) McKinley Park (Beatles Tribute band) Marine Park (Fillmore Avenue) Aug. 1st FRANKIE MARRA & HIS BAND (75th St & Fort Hamilton Pkwy) (top 40 classic rock) Marine Park (Fillmore Avenue) July 13th THE REMNANTS Produced by MBS Music (50’s & 60’s) Ave. U & Van Sicklen St.. Aug. 6th RISKEY BUSINESS (60’S – 70’S) Garibaldi.Park (82nd St. & 18th Ave.) Sponsors of the event include The Park Avenue Bank, Lu- July 16th FRANKIE MARRA & HIS BAND theran Health Care, Tracey Real Estate, Touchstone Health, (top 40 classic rock) 83rd St. & Shore Road Aug. 7th BENNY TROY & CO. Doreen Greenwood Inc. Real Estate, Jamie-Lynn’s Kitchen, (dance band) - 68 Pct. Night Out 79th St. & Shore Super-Roofer and the Bay Ridge Eagle. July 17th NY EXCEPTIONS Road (Do-wop oldies) Dyker Park (86th St. & 14th Ave.) All concerts begin at 7 p.m. Family Day events begin at Aug. 7th DJ VINNY & MUCH MORE 5:00 p.m. For further information regarding these events, July 18th ROADHOUSE COUNTRY BAND 62 Pct. Night Out Bath Ave. & Bay 22nd St. and in case of poor weather, please contact the concert & line dancing instruction Marine Park (Fillmore Avenue) hotline at (718) 236-7547. All events are subject to Aug. 8th EAST COAST change and are free of charge. July 24th SHIRLEY ALSTON REEVES (70’s – present, Horn section) Marine Park (Fillmore Avenue) (Original Lead Singer of the SHIRELLES) Hit songs "Will You Still For further information, please visit Love Me Tomorrow?’, "Soldier Boy", "Baby It’s You", "Mama Aug. 14th HEAD OVER HEELS www.senatorgolden.com or contact Said", and many more. (rain date 7/30) 79th St. & Shore Road (classic rock - Special 25th Anniversary Celebration) 79th St. & (718) 238-6044 or (718) 627-3659. Shore Road 4DTZ THEBROOKLYNPAPER• WWW.BROOKLYNPAPER.COM• (718) 834-9350 June 30, 2007 By Ariella Cohen Dog-day afternoon turns glum with over $900 in electronics. 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