INSIDE: PAGES AND PAGES OF COUPONS TO SAVE YOU CASH! YYoouurr NNeeiigghhbboorrhhoooodd — — YYoouurr NNeewwss®® BrooklynPaper.com (cid:129) (718) 260–2500 (cid:129) Brooklyn, NY (cid:129) ©2013 Serving Brownstone Brooklyn and Williamsburg AWP/10 pages (cid:129) Vol. 36, No. 01 (cid:129) January 4–10, 2013 (cid:129) FREE FLUSH ORDER! Feds force city to keep sewage out of Gowanus Canal By Natalie Musumeci tal Protection Agency’s newly revealed taminants including heavy metals and The Brooklyn Paper Cleaning the half-billon-dollar proposal. chemicals. 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The past 12 months brought dramatic changes to the borough — with the excitement of big ltfeoear Bignrugoe o Hkspulyornrrit casa nrndee tt uhSrean sniudnfgy- Giovannini Jimpa2mliyninn0eoakofe 1adiBeTRlrmn2rni ccrn hett,theo htowfhuteenaooeltardeithnkr eatts Gceho til wwtsny nr hr wwwgna hafary r’veseeeircsot:dsenrro hmwiee s tdui u ei tae ml tsnsdGelyne adoe a.tserus.snrtem sagaa et nnnhehninddddes- Photo by Cassandra Giraldo Photo by Stefano H(YNinAee btawhro’e vsY esaeE)ua vPrref’a.s rp PDka aSrytloyp s pwaeti’ msyG X raaat n vCidNeo rAn Jeromyn Ieyes lsPa, ln1awd0z,a, a.b (lrAoe wtv eYsrli eginrh 2hte)0a 1As 3taa atchth etihl lrayen bNnl!auesawtl Photo by Paul Martinka Coney rollers: Borough President Markowitz said he wants to bring gambling — 13 to watch in 2013 once popular in Coney Island until it was outlawed in 1910 — b ack to the Boardwalk. 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Protection approved a variance this week Smoke won’t drift past the blue line on the map when authorities “The contractor is behind schedule contributed to the postponement, the See TRAIN on page 2 See FIRE on page 2 torch trees in Floyd Bennett Field, the city says. 2 AWP The Brooklyn Paper (cid:129) www.BrooklynPaper.com (cid:129) (718) 260-2500 January 4–10, 2013 O U R C OV E R AG E O F T H E B R O O K LY N N E T S New coach, Test of D-Will Deron can pass the ball, same trouble but can’t pass the buck BACK Beat the worst, lose to ever, has been his penchant for blaming anything and every- the best under Carlesimo COURT thing for his woes. First it was “not my wrist; it’s my confi- dence.” Then it was the injuries FRONT ics in the East. BByy MMatatt Stp Solparolar he has had “the whole time” he COURT thuTsh faatr h.as not been the case Whether he wanted it or hcaams bee thene fwacitth h teh’se s Ntilelt “st.r Nyienxgt Graham undFeorr i nthteerB Bifmyyi r T csTootom atm cwLah ofL eP a.gJfa.e Cmaers- NcJNcoeeoehmnTtvntsbehls’ymoee mrn cfb .ahi eeArnardslnf,tti t eeoiecnddrca j arscwuinuotri yaiianmel cntswhpy i inr Aanoegss fv Ds aetrinhvreeydee-- nndfhaooeen’nwtWs,s t utodDihpl oblee inte raoB’oamt rn rth.ho s AWae ovm kntieadlla ylsm yisknao u. mn Ncfoahsetr’ s t,p s hNrb aoauevortrees-f tsijuleusoinvoss adieltmadm estjryioue ois ns nn(ttetPt-” etmhe hfreer iatjamoot,v mmu J ycno i oUshlgiaenhktctastesh ho g —J ’Pneos.’th s J oae .nmf naCsf seaooaindernre---r, The landmarked bank building at 177 Montague Photo by Elizabeth lesimo, the Nets appeared to Johnson was never able to get been the reason coach Av- has experience managing dy- St. will be topped by 13 luxury condos. have righted the ship. his group to refocus. ery Johnson got fired two namic point men Rod Strick- oveBrr otohke lylonw rolyll eCd htoar wloitntes theE tvoepn, thwei trhe sau ltcsh tahnrgoeu gaht dwahyesn ayfoteur aCrhe rwistidmealys. sBuus-t lPaonrdtl aanndd Kine tnhney ’ A90nsd).e rson in BANK ON IT Bobcats and Cleveland Cav- three games have followed pected of running beloved Most recently, it was be- cause he “didn’t take any time aliers and seemingly had mo- the same narrative: there’s coach Jerry Sloan out of Utah, off” to rest his legs between mentum on its side heading no problem with the NBA’s make headlines for bemoan- playing in Turkey prior to last idpAmtatohnnoonntaidwwoTCstti ocottahenaheh n r“e rNaea-hial muogNeseo spt awsut Seaiii asstt napmYtesneegus m’e omgttatra h otsreirehnea.tn’nc seatstc t a dtEiw pr glsyuSvel aa etesrtamshoedh n sec ne ehh l A”dnSeoat a.iw—nhanarnge--l: wclawcttteehhatareha eeln,Ttalg i sfh’ycckeuuhte oh ea ree pa tws’hk ihsctrna efe1o htbcuener0b. lealddpul4 semfe sd–timm .veu7soe,dosp3f -b n pgatushdwonotter ir tainh bhuttStieheeb sqp ys bNtu uootitheanrnrhatsridges--t, Interim Nets coach P.J. Carlesimo has a chat Kathy Kmonicek / Associated Press i“dwiaaDinnnslpola-jgygt nWuTss ,s ’t ert bthtfohyiea upiel me srlwy lt’qoe asowl”uodn yaru eunho c—’btsnlvhedkteetdeiee cohoiw erpnnanef.rle ui r JnaJgal oshoylonh,eheehw tp nod oncbe isf fastseoof honnafepnorn’ ncwlt’or,e saos eua rfarvi gnihvirresrdhyeee-rt ysOtttsnpihhooeleoleiamanwynsI trot sm av e’’hf sscWn e opytlnardoimienyoim cclah’ t lcekt retiti pooseshaa .l outamfa suoBtstmtt-em sistussnrih .hbe tnatom otl a oyshthrtlie n ateebgte hse cethni xthi ontteisp refct dupfol ncUa eseo eonreh .i—eeuSnaaidds---t. NTnbumNhuapaateipTerlt dekeB haMrieren ldowo fig,oelon sopk wtilolMaxya gnr-nnsscuue t Ptreooosoas rS fu pcy tooet mrnshfnret evreeaud et lnccrbat tai noutonhdrrkee--s yigg—ifnserr taroa pTh nw—nrehdo dhrr e etlitieo aoh ccroshrHi ttoken heuls tadi gebtkoe whrbafei y natioitlh klhngrt em hiee nbw eiohfamg f acnl oiciktchtbat .ytahbdhs’lyeeesl with the NBA’s elite. Maybe the expectations with franchise point guard Deron Williams — the Nets — as his $98-million in Brooklyn’s inaugural sea- into luxury condos. Landmarks Preservation What is not clear, how- heading into the season were who has blamed recently canned coach Avery contract suggests he should son, as his team plays .500 ball The Stahl Organization, Commission — will re- ever, is why. too high. Maybe this team Johnson’s offensive strategy for his sub-par per- — now that he apparently has after a $330 million offseason which owns the neo-Italian main as is, complete with The Nets are a team built just isn’t much better than formance this season. the run of the place. spending spree, Williams no Renaissance-style building its prominent bronze chan- to win now. They spent mil- a low playoff seed. Maybe Williams is in the midst of longer has opportunity for ex- between Remsen and Pier- deliers dangling from high lions in the offseason shoring this group of guys isn’t fit the least efficient season of cuses. All that’s left is the job repont streets, wants to add coffered ceilings, colossal up Deron Williams, Brook to play together. charge of the Nets for the Tom Lafe is a 6-foot-5 his professional career. He’s he was hired to do. 13 residential units to the arched windows, and mo- Lopez, Kris Humphries and But with the talent from remainder of the season, sports world insider with on pace to hit bottom in both Matt Spolar is a nearly top three floors, while keep- saic marble flooring. Gerald Wallace — and ac- the top to the bottom of the but one thing is certain: a middling high school field goal and three-point per- 6-foot-1 journalist with a ing the bank intact below. “The banking hall is an quiring underwhelming roster, it’s hard to believe if the Nets don’t start per- basketball career who centage, and his assists-per- middling high school bas- Tenants will enter the historic interior space that guard Joe Johnson — with any of those things. It re- forming to their potential, believes the Nets will be game are the lowest since he ketball career who is sure 1916 building — designed will not be touched,” said the hope to compete with mains to be seen if Car- regardless of the coach, the driven by the success of was a rookie. the Nets win thanks to by renowned architects Ed- said Barry Rice of Barry the Bulls, Heat, and Celt- lesimo will be the man in team won’t go far. the team’s big men. More distressing, how- team’s top-tier guards. ward York and Philip Saw- Rice Architects. FIRE... its chippers twice — each document. this variance is going to al- TRAIN... “Work continues on the time creating harmful emis- A diagram included in the low for increased air pollution new, more spacious control sions from the machines city’s memorandum showed which can make people sick house and the reshaping of themselves, the “fugitive low levels of pollutants reach- and send them to the hospi- the enclosure of the escala- Continued from page 1 sold as mulch, but authori- dust created by the shred- ing the Marine Park Golf tal,” said Haight, who fears Continued from page 1 or hop on an “overcrowded” tor and stairs to improve cus- to install as many as four air ties said turning the trees into ding process,” and the trucks Course, Mill Basin, and the the incineration may bring an “I’m very upset,” said B61 bus to the Fourth Av- tomer service,” said Parker, curtain burners at the green- ash creates less pollution than that will haul the mulch to Toys ‘R’ Us on Flatbush Av- affliction called “Rockaway Desmond Hill, a Red Hook enue–Ninth Street stop to who confirmed that the sta- space that can light up top- them into compost. its final destination, accord- enue, and slightly higher lev- cough” to some of Brook- resident. “We have been catch the F train. tion is slated to open “by the pled trees, allowing for the The reason why? Bugs. ing to a variance memoran- els at the Aviator Sports and lyn’s Hurricane Sandy-bat- making due for the past “The closure and reno- end of the first quarter” in 24-hour, high-tech incinera- To keep the ravenous Asian dum sent from Department Recreation complex. tered neighborhoods. “We’re year and a half by either vation of the Smith–Ninth March, and that “substantial tion of unwanted lumber from Longhorned Beetle — an in- of Environmental Protection But New York Public In- talking about concentrating walking or taking the bus to Street station has been the completion of the project will now until April 17 — despite vasive hard-shell pest known commissioner Carter Strick- terest Research Group se- more pollutants in areas that the next station. The MTA worst experience of my come in the second quarter,” concerns from neighbors and to attack maple, elm, willow, land to a contractor. nior environmental associate are already suffering from needs to speed up construc- life,” he said. between April and June. activists who fear the fire will birch, poplar, and ash trees A November test-run led Laura Haight says the city is mold and dust.” tion — it’s outrageous.” Renovation on the plat- The complete renova- damage air quality and hurt — from potentially compro- the city to conclude that burn- grossly underestimating the And she says the city Hill, who lives on Hicks form level of the station is tion of the station, now ex- their lungs. mising roughly half of the ing unchipped wood in the amount of emissions created wouldn’t struggle to find buy- Street near Lorraine Street, complete — the stop now pected to cost $41.3 million, Environmental activists city’s five million trees, the shipping-container-sized fur- by burning the wood — and ers for the double-chopped said that his commute to boasts a new platform sur- is part of the city’s $257.5 including the New York lumber must be chipped or naces for 24 hours per day, claims the practical applica- wood. work in Coney Island has face, new rubbing boards, million Culver Viaduct re- Public Interest Research incinerated. seven days per week “would tions of chipped wood more “There’s a very robust more than doubled since the new lighting, and a new habilitation project, which Group, the Sierra Club, and But in order to shred the not have a significant impact than make up for the added market for wood chips,” she closure of the Smith–Ninth public address system, the includes the restoration of the American Lung Associ- wood in a way sure to erad- on air quality in surround- cost of eradicating the Asian said. “From the get-go the city Street station — forcing him MTA spokeswoman said. several other stations, such ation argued the fallen hard- icate any pesky insects, the ing communities at ground Longhorned Beetle. has been heavily leaning to- to trek an extra 20 minutes Now the project is mov- as the Fourth Avenue–Ninth woods would be better off city must feed wood through level,” according to the city “Much like burning coal, wards these burners.” to the Carroll Street station ing indoors. Street stop. UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY INVITES PUBLIC COMMENT ON THE PROPOSED PLAN FOR THE GOWANUS CANAL SUPERFUND SITE BROOKLYN, NEW YORK The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announces the opening of a comment period on the Proposed Plan and preferred cleanup alternative to address contamination at the Gowanus Canal Superfund site in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. EPA will accept public comments on this proposed plan until March 28, 2013. As part of the public comment period, EPA will hold two public meetings on the Proposed Plan for the Gowanus Canal Superfund site. The first meeting will be held on Wednesday, January 23 at 7:00 PM at the Carroll School (P.S. 58) located at 330 Smith Street, Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn. The second meeting will be held on Thursday, January 24, 2013 at the Joseph Miccio Community Center, 110 West 9th Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn. To learn more about the meetings you can contact Natalie Loney, EPA’s Community Involvement Coordinator, at 212-637-3639 or 1-800-346-5009 or visit our website at www.epa.gov/region2/superfund/npl/gowanus. Convenient access to major EPA recently concluded a remedial investigation/feasibility study (RI/FS) for the site to business hubs. assess the nature and extent of contamination and to evaluate cleanup alternatives for the site. Based upon the results of this RI/FS, EPA has prepared a Proposed Plan which describes the findings of the remedial investigation and also provides the rationale for Subways & Highways just recommending the preferred cleanup alternative. The preferred cleanup alternatives to address contamination at the Gowanus Canal Superfund site consist of: blocks away. 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Christos Tsiamis, Remedial Project Manager U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 290 Broadway, 20th Floor New York, New York 10007-1866 FAX: (212) 637-4257 866.795.2344  [email protected] 882 Third Avenue, Brooklyn (cid:116)(cid:1) (cid:116) E-mail: [email protected] January 4–10, 2013 The Brooklyn Paper (cid:129) www.BrooklynPaper.com (cid:129) (718) 260-2500 AWP 3 Local drummer More than a train of thought dies in crash Test shows locomotive might actually be buried under Atlantic Ave By Danielle Furfaro 2007 when he was still man- By Natalie Musumeci there since the outbreak of the sides of Atlantic Ave. and a historic steam-powered lo- The Brooklyn Paper ning the sticks for Nassau d The Brooklyn Paper Civil War — it’s like a living separate smaller anomaly is comotive. fmmaicafanindarfnnriogeoentmaddeMT nrnustg rhpiathmht r lTete rlnn eydhoadlethd ,ia3iyuea tne esG7aas eglWgd it -lHndh no y WB dsi Cdigfeedntl arearralso neodiaunrr lnade- wGo Rms—homnink,gaelrei esdlcesrha cy ws fkbtehtfdb odni nu—raacC-or aid ursro rTeiyEgd trm snd .nwwc uha r rcaodaerimihinavtrtrtsshohoee---r-, Ctawh—idmrwNshemeohhihalyo rm ehTaesaoa nvaaai dzn ht namskFdnhi disnen andr naa aa gao at enwndpnhn m mpw gie.edeeer n“a r u rw otrRgwHewsshsedy oaiieceaTcuaict nat os iwlKckhhsaan brep men abddlunrhl o.sl aHo mciS—Ee evtlnwar,letvee upeln.a e“drmn”wvs idnrF ”tfnehy whdrwr f gloiAoe iiaom acnanemtslrhnyoe----t, Dwboarursom uamg hes’trsa mlRwiecatkrat l Csocifme ntahetoe. 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Bar in Williamsburg, where site. “I first saw him on stage ton, according to an inves- posed television special on the on a railroad back in those for Atlantic Avenue. The other driver perished he took the stage for the last with Nassau Chainsaw, but tigative study conducted by at the end of the tunnel, and urban legend — as part of his days that was 20-feet-long and “I’m hoping that the city is in the wreck , while Cimato’s time in early December with it was when I saw him front- Brinkerhoff Environmental he says the discovery of a case against the city. that would give off a strong going to realize what a great girlfriend and brother suf- Thinning The Herd in a trib- ing Gods Green Earth that Group. metal object is the biggest The documents detail how magnetic signal would be a find this is … and use this as fered serious injuries, but are ute show for deceased Pan- his energy and humor cap- The train project got shelved proof yet. engineering consultants from locomotive,” he said. “There a world-class tourist attrac- expected to survive. tera guitarist Dimebag Dar- tured my attention.” in 1861 and was lost to history “It’s one thing to believe the New Jersey-based firm is nothing that a railroad used tion that has the potential to Bandmate Gavin Spiel- rell and Hurricane Sandy Cimato’s fans weren’t just until railway aficionado Bob that something is real for more scanned Atlantic Avenue back then that would fit that help revitalize the western man, Thinning The Herd’s victims. metalheads — he had plenty Diamond discovered an open than 30 years and its another from street-level with high- description — everything else end of Atlantic Avenue,” he lead singer, said he was “Rick always stood out of followers on the nights he section of the obsolete Long Is- thing to actually know it ex- powered, ground-penetrat- was made out of wood.” said. “This is our big chance heartbroken and that the for his various musical bar-tended at Brooklyn wa- land Rail Road tunnel running ists,” said Diamond, founder ing electromagnetic devices Diamond, who believes the to make something out of the group would probably call talents and thanks to his tering holes including Grand from Hicks Street to Boerum of the Brooklyn Historic Rail- in search of the cast iron loco- locomotive is buried behind tunnel and this amazing ar- it quits. commitment to the New Victory in Williamsburg. Place in 1981 when he was way Association. motive in January of 2011. a four-foot-thick stone wall chaeological find.” “Rick was the best friend York metal and hardcore Spielman is working on or- just 19 years old. “It’s like finding a giant “It is conceivable that the and 70 feet of dirt, is itch- Officials at Brinkerhoff a guy could have,” said Spiel- scenes, he will never be for- ganizing a Brooklyn memo- Diamond has long claimed hoard of gold,” he said. “That suspect locomotive is located ing to get back into the tun- declined to comment on the man, who met Cimato in gotten,” said Jo Schuftan, rial for the musician. there’s a locomotive buried locomotive has been sitting between the middle and south nel and feast his eyes on the matter due to the lawsuit. Sandy: A storm like none before surge c rippled the city’s tran- reopen this spring. teer rounds to get residents sit system , created a gas short- In Red Hook, Hurricane the care they needed. age that left the two-mile long Sandy crushed Fairway Mar- After the storm passed, Brooklyn Battery Tunnel ket, which remains closed, and a plethora of big-hearted flooded from end to end. n early took the life o f a beloved Brooklynites — from the By Natalie Musumeci on for most — but Brook- knocked out power for more hit areas, such as Coney Is- The storm crushed Coney barkeep at Sunny’s Bar. Occupy Wall Street folks to The Brooklyn Paper 2012 lynites are still reeling from than 162,000 residents — with land, Brighton Beach, G er- Island, d amaging the Board- Residents of Red Hook B ay Ridge rock-and-rollers The waters have receded, Sandy’s wrath. roughly 270 still living with- ritsen Beach , Manhattan walk , submerging amuse- Houses went more than t wo — got involved in r ecovery the downed trees are gone, The O ct. 29 storm c laimed out electricity. Beach , Sheepshead Bay , Red ments , and slamming the New weeks without electricity, efforts, helping storm-rav- the crushed cars have been YEAR IN REVIEW the lives of seven Brooklynites, Damage to businesses and Hook, and DUMBO, was ex- York Aquarium and Nathan’s heat, or hot water — but a aged merchants and residents towed, and the power is back left thousands displaced, and homes in Brooklyn’s hardest- tensive. 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See our breakout above. the fight to save a cherished November five-stop extension of the G Nothing but Nets: train in Park Slope, Wind- The Brooklyn Nets took 65 Career-Focused sor Terrace, and Kensing- the court for the first time ton — a victory c heered by in their new home on Nov. 3, Bachelor, Associate & lovers of mass transit bor- topping the Toronto Raptors ough-wide. in an historic 107–100 win Certificate Programs Board to death: Civic after Hurricane Sandy post- activists bent on stopping poned a much-hyped cross- the city from converting all town match-up against the in entertainment, architectural but four blocks of the Coney Manhattan Knicks. and engineering technologies, Island Boardwalk to plastic Zoned out: Getting into lumber and concrete s ued the two of Park Slope’s best- healthcare professions, design city in July for failing to con- ranked elementary schools duct a study on the potential got harder after the approval and emerging media, business environmental impact of the of a controversial plan to and hospitality, information proposal — but a judge ruled shrink the zones feeding into against the lumber-lovers in the popular-but-packed PS technologies and computer- December. 321 and PS 107. August Growing Gowanus: The WHERE CAN TECHNOLOGY TAKE YOU? related areas, paralegal studies, Lightstone Group r evived an teacher education and more. Power grab: It was the abandoned plan to build hun- end of an era in Brooklyn dreds of apartments on the politics as embattled Assem- banks of the Gowanus Ca- blyman Vito Lopez s tepped down from his post as Kings nal — and the developers say 300 Jay Street they won’t let Hurricane San- County Democratic party dy’s flooding , or the concerns Downtown boss after his colleagues in Albany punished him for al- of politicians and activists, Brooklyn stand in the way. legedly groping and attempt- December ing to kiss female staffers. Former Assemblyman and Kicker: Brooklyn Bridge 718.260.5250 judge Frank Seddio won the Park d ebuted three new soc- boss gig in September . cer fields , a picnic peninsula, Thirsty park: A reporter and a playground on Pier 5. for this newspaper snapped Fans of the so-called “beau- www.citytech.cuny.edu photos of Coney Island’s Luna tiful game” cheered the play Park siphoning water from a fields, while neighbors cele- johnny pump to fill its Wild brated the construction of the River ride — a violation of Squibb Park footbridge . its lease agreement with the Kill the music: Ac- city that officials said created claimed music venue Zeb- a potential fire hazard in the ulon shut down — and co- People’s Playground. owner Joce Soubiran blamed Lane pain: Brooklyn Pa- the “squares” who moved in per readers n amed Jay Street in around the Williamsburg club SOLAR-POWER ROBOTICS BIOMEDICAL INFORMATICS Downtown “Brooklyn’s scar- for causing its closure by call- iest bike lane, ” citing double- ing in noise complaints. 4 AWP The Brooklyn Paper (cid:129) www.BrooklynPaper.com (cid:129) (718) 260-2500 January 4–10, 2013 Police offi cers take jerk off G train Police say the suspect Luckily, he didn’t get his jumped out of the cab and hands on the victim, and po- kicked it twice, leaving a dent lice arrested him, charging on the side of the cab. him with burglary, trespass- ing, attempted assault, men- on the G train and proceeded to am near the Lafayette Avenue a relative’s Court Street home 94TH PRECINCT acing, and harassment. 88TH PRECINCT masturbate in front of a female and Fulton Street stop when on Dec. 8, police said. POLICE BLOTTER Fort Greene–Clinton Hill straphanger on Nov. 25. the suspect exposed his groin The victim told cops that Greenpoint–Northside 90TH PRECINCT and began to touch himself, prior to the robbery, she for- Scary threat Police arrested a suspect The victim told cops that according to prosecutors. bade the suspect from return- Find more online every Wednesday at Police arrested a man Southside–Bushwick who they say exposed himself she was on the train at about 6 — Natalie Musumeci ing to her abode between Third BrooklynPaper.com/blotter who they say climbed over Burglar on roof Place and Fourth Place ever a 10-foot-high, barbed-wire Police arrested an alleged Affordable Family Dentistry 78TH PRECINCT again. At about 3:30 am the fence and kicked through a thief who they say attempted in modern pleasant surroundings Park Slope victim saw the suspect climb them on Dec. 30. while riding as a passenger window to assault a rival and to steal a couple of outfits out of the kitchen window and The employee told cops she inside the victim’s cab on threaten to kill him on N. from a Broadway store on Bicycle jacked State of the Art Sterilization (autoclave) onto the street. Shortly after, was in the store between Hoyt Dec. 30. Ninth Street on Jan. 1. Dec. 29. Emergencies treated promptly Cops nabbed a suspect the victim noticed cash was and Smith streets at about 7 pm The cabbie told cops that The victim, who lives The custodian of the build- who they say stole a bicy- missing from her purse, ac- when the trio put on clothing he was near Tillary Street at between Berry Street and ing between Graham Avenue Special care for children & anxious patients cle from a food deliveryman cording to cops. and attempted to leave with- 3:50 am when the accused Wythe Avenue, told police and Thornton Street told po- WE NOW ACCEPT OXFORD on Second Place while he was out paying. When the worker forcefully banged on the he heard yelling outside at 3 lice that he went onto the roof •• T Cooostmh eBtliec aDcehnintgis t(rwy,h Piteonrcinegla)in Facings & Inlays, Bonding on the job on Dec. 27. 84TH PRECINCT attempted to detain the girls partition inside the cab so am and opened his window to at 1 pm because he saw the Crowns & Bridges (Capping) The victim told police he they beat her up and punched hard that it broke. The sus- see a belligerent man trying latch undone and found the • Painless, Non-Surgical Gum Treatment was between Court and Clin- Brooklyn Heights– her in the face and body, caus- pect — who faces charges of to call him out. 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Kramer plices who were also appre- It’s a steal! ken her fingernail, accord- then struck the driver on the the bars to kick open it back Police charged the sus- hended, surrounded him and ing to cops. 544 Court Street, Carroll Gardens Cops arrested three head with a closed fist, which up, police said. pect with burglary, crimi- 624-5554 (cid:85) 624-7055 Csnaatcshehd tshew twipo-ewhdeeler. wfroomm ean Fauclctuosne dS toref estt ecalolitnhg- TaCxopi sa cutftfeadc a ksuspect ac- cpaauinse adn tdh el evfitc thimim s uubnsatbalnet itaol the“ sSuhsep etoclt da lmleeg etod lkyi ltlo yldo tuh,”e nanadl mcriismchinieafl, ppoestsite slsairocne noyf Convenient Office Hours & Ample Parking A woman was arrested for ing store — then beating up cused of bashing a taxi driver operate the vehicle, accord- resident. “It’s all going to end stolen property. and insurance plans accommodated stealing a wad of money from an employee who tried stop on the head on Adams Street ing to prosecutors. for you.” — Danielle Furfaro GOWANUS... used as landfill. the three-dozen “potentially • Supplementary tech- responsible party’s” will have niques to keep sewer water out the option to choose how ex- of the canal including street- actly to dispose of the toxic Continued from page 1 pected the Superfund cleanup level plantings and water-re- waste under the oversight said EPA regional administra- to focus exclusively on the taining green spaces, funded of the EPA — but no mat- tor Walter Mugdan. toxic canal-bed, and they are by federal and city grants. ter what they choose they Superfund rules require the thrilled the feds will target the $0 JOINER’S FEE city to take some form of ac- discharge, and the nasty stench Federal officials say that will cover the costs. tion — and building and main- that comes with it. THRU FEB. 4TH taining the underground ba- “We have been trying to WILLIAMSBURGH sins on city-owned land near get the city to do something the canal is far cheaper than about the [sewer] pollution for- CONSTRUCTION CORP. GREENPOINT Y reworking the neighborhood’s ever,” said Linda Mariano, co- 241 Leonard St., Brooklyn, NY 11211 sewers to keep overflow out founder of Friends and Resi- 99 Meserole Ave., Brooklyn of the canal when rains flood dents of the Greater Gowanus. T. (718) 569-0089 the system. “It’s a very good thing that they (212) 912-2260 The feds suggest catch ba- are going to make the effort. F. (718) 554-1796 FREE PASS AT YMCANYC.ORG sins at the two outfall sites That’s what we have been ad- www.williamsburghconstruction.com that currently spew most of vocating for, for all of these OPEN HOUSE the harmful runoff into the years — I’m happy.” Serving the NY metro area since 1996 Residential and Commercial SAT. JAN. 5, 12-4PM waterway. The proposed tanks The details of the plan are WED. JAN. 16, 5-8PM will hold up to eight million not yet set in stone — the feds (cid:64)(cid:69)(cid:75)(cid:60)(cid:73)(cid:64)(cid:70)(cid:73)(cid:23)(cid:78)(cid:70)(cid:73)(cid:66) gallons of runoff until storms will finalize the proposal (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:57)(cid:92)(cid:91)(cid:105)(cid:102)(cid:102)(cid:100) SAT. FEB. 2, 12-4PM pass, then push the slop back within the next year after a 90- (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:57)(cid:88)(cid:107)(cid:95)(cid:105)(cid:102)(cid:102)(cid:100) through sewers to the Red day public commentary period Hook and Owls Head waste- including two eagerly antic- (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:59)(cid:96)(cid:101)(cid:96)(cid:101)(cid:94)(cid:23)(cid:73)(cid:102)(cid:102)(cid:100) EaabbVooEuuRttY ttOhhNeeE FF IiiSnn aaWnnEcciiLaaCllO AAMssssEii.ss Attaasnnk ccaeet pparrnooygg Yrraa mm.. water treatment plants — re- ipated community meetings (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:66)(cid:96)(cid:107)(cid:90)(cid:95)(cid:92)(cid:101)(cid:106) ducing raw sewage discharges on Jan. 23 and Jan. 24. (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:78)(cid:96)(cid:101)(cid:91)(cid:102)(cid:110)(cid:106)(cid:23)(cid:29)(cid:23)(cid:59)(cid:102)(cid:102)(cid:105)(cid:106) into the canal by an estimated For now, the city says it will (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:71)(cid:88)(cid:96)(cid:101)(cid:107)(cid:96)(cid:101)(cid:94) 58 to 74 percent. do what it has to do to clean (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:57)(cid:88)(cid:106)(cid:92)(cid:100)(cid:92)(cid:101)(cid:107)(cid:106) Officials says sewage isn’t up the canal. (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:60)(cid:99)(cid:92)(cid:90)(cid:107)(cid:105)(cid:96)(cid:90)(cid:88)(cid:99) the primary form of pollution “We look forward to care- (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:71)(cid:99)(cid:108)(cid:100)(cid:89)(cid:96)(cid:101)(cid:94) in the canal — but dredging fully reviewing the details of the foul crud from the bottom the EPA’s proposal and work- (cid:60)(cid:79)(cid:75)(cid:60)(cid:73)(cid:64)(cid:70)(cid:73)(cid:23)(cid:78)(cid:70)(cid:73)(cid:66) of the waterway will serve lit- ing with our state and fed- (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:78)(cid:88)(cid:107)(cid:92)(cid:105)(cid:103)(cid:105)(cid:102)(cid:102)(cid:212)(cid:101)(cid:94) tle use if runoff recontami- eral partners to improve wa- (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:57)(cid:105)(cid:96)(cid:90)(cid:98)(cid:23)(cid:103)(cid:102)(cid:96)(cid:101)(cid:107)(cid:96)(cid:101)(cid:94) nates it every time it rains. ter quality and support the (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:58)(cid:102)(cid:101)(cid:90)(cid:105)(cid:92)(cid:107)(cid:92)(cid:23)(cid:78)(cid:102)(cid:105)(cid:98) “The [combined sewage cleanup of the canal,” said (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:57)(cid:105)(cid:102)(cid:110)(cid:101)(cid:106)(cid:107)(cid:102)(cid:101)(cid:92)(cid:23) overflows] are not the dom- the city’s Department of En- (cid:73)(cid:92)(cid:106)(cid:107)(cid:102)(cid:105)(cid:88)(cid:107)(cid:96)(cid:102)(cid:101) inant source of toxic pollu- vironmental Protection in a (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:60)(cid:111)(cid:107)(cid:92)(cid:101)(cid:106)(cid:96)(cid:102)(cid:101)(cid:106) tion at this point, but they are statement. (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:73)(cid:102)(cid:102)(cid:212)(cid:101)(cid:94) an important source of it and Along with the city, the feds the importance of that source have tapped three-dozen pol- (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:68)(cid:88)(cid:106)(cid:102)(cid:101)(cid:105)(cid:112) will increase when the other luters to foot the bill for the (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:71)(cid:88)(cid:105)(cid:88)(cid:103)(cid:92)(cid:107)(cid:23)(cid:78)(cid:88)(cid:99)(cid:99)(cid:106) sources are cut off,” Mug- cleanup, which is expected to (cid:155)(cid:23)(cid:71)(cid:88)(cid:107)(cid:96)(cid:102)(cid:38)(cid:59)(cid:92)(cid:90)(cid:98)(cid:106) dan said. “[It] needs to be cost between $467 million to Free Estimates - Call & Save controlled in order to get the $504-million, including the full cleanup.” energy giant National Grid, Competitive Prices and Quality Workmanship Neighborhood activists ex- formerly the Brooklyn Union Licensed and fully insured Gas company, Con Edison, and Verizon. The worst contamination NOTICE OF DISTRICTING COMMISSION of the 150-year-old Gowanus PUBLIC HEARINGS Canal comes from its past as FROM JANUARY 7, 2013 TO JANUARY 15, 2013 a major industrial transporta- “I was afraid my heart disease tion route for manufactured The NYC Districting Commission will hold five public hearings from gas plants, paper mills, tanner- January 7, 2013 to January 15, 2013. These hearings are open to the ies, and other chemical plants public. Individuals wishing to pre-register for speaking time or to submit was going to slow me down.” that operated along its banks, written testimony in advance may do so by signing up online at http://www.nyc.gov/districting. Individuals wishing to speak at any agency officials said. hearing will be provided up to three minutes of speaking time. 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Various artists at Silent Barn (603 Bushwick Ave. between Melrose and Jefferson streets, www.silentbarn.org) Jan. 5, 8 pm–midnight, $7. — Hannah Palmer Egan in food EXPLORING Underworld Exploring the dark corners of the abandoned Domino Sugar factory and then canoeing down the East River in search of hidden, decaying spots on the shore is a typical weekend for Nathan Austin. In his upcoming lecture on urban exploring, Austin plans to discuss the logistics and ethics of sneaking into spaces one is not supposed to be. Some of the logis- twicesa arr ep craocmtimcaoln s sheoneses:, d Seelie bedpxloreipn’nsl’ogt hr boerg mewlaoehkvsi .e liesn ,t dor dupoennok’-t, Photo by To But there are also more delicate issues. For example, if Austin is exploring and runs into homeless people, he will back off and go find These are the most delicious Brooklyn dishes in 2012 another spot to check out. “They’ve made a home there and that’s wor- thy of respect,” said Austin. “I want to encour- age people to explore, but I want them to do By Will Levitt it respectfully.” for The Brooklyn Paper Nathan Austin’s “How To Trespass: An Il- lustrated Lecture” at the Observatory (543 Whether standing, sitting, or eating Union St. at Nevins in Gowanus, observa- on the go, after a year of living in toryroom.org). Jan. 8, 8 pm, $10 includes a Brooklyn, most borough residents cocktail. — Danielle Furfaro can boast that they’ve eaten everything under the sun. In case the blur of food has left you in a daze, here’s the most delectable dishes SPORT of 2012: 1. The Scuttlebutt Sandwich at Saltie, Williamsburg (pictured top): Golf for good You start smiling as soon as you order this sandwich. “I’ll have a Scuttlebutt for here, please” — it’s fun to say. You’ll keep smiling as you wait for your sandwich in the adorable bite-sized shop, outfitted with nautical gear Now you can tee off for a cause. and staffed by a friendly, eager-to-please The owners of Red Hook’s Brooklyn Crab staff. But you’ll have to smile and chew at will host an upcoming miniature golf tourna- the same time once your Scuttlebutt arrives ment on the putt-putt and you take a bite. Sandwiched between two course in the seafood homemade slices of meaty Italian focaccia, eatery’s backyard ben- the Scuttlebutt carries olives, capers, herbs, efitting the Hurricane aSwpibnitrtwcgri Ke[2nk 3woey.l7r fe.T,te8 s s,fih a sa,t Mi’elfcbnsteei u FeetonWalintnon,rdy eouhio.lo clspahci ao,raoac dBmmiphloi-otpisb]loa.iybeo.n FuirBs lulAraeorgmndivw,gd e e hwH(e.g7 trga,1ii cltP b8al h:ao)Hn T .ld w3aah nv8aoee 7csure–ml gPad4htei 7hza sy7enzhe7rade-r, Photos by Stefano Giovannini Photo by Melanie Fidler SnftwsphrtreaooieoslnArn flseJd iteglta yRl coso ne- oer .bndg odm5taiaf rHr t mnatetotnieochuzucrotaenelerkty dn iif,t ow e atayonebm .an sucRto efersnoeenri-r----t rose to fame as a pastry chef, Elizabeth Falkner Squashing it: (pictured clockwise from top) Williamsburg shop Saltie serves the perfect sandwich — and it’s fun to say, ated in the wake of Hurricane Sandy to help has made a name for herself and her restau- too. Park Slope restaurant Naruto bowls over ramen-lovers with the Miso Ramen, a savory noodle dish topped with roast the small businesses of the tight-knit neigh- rant Krescendo with the Finocchio Flower borhood get back on track after the storm’s pork. The winter menu at Hunter’s includes a plate of squash agnolitti served with pumpkin seeds. The fantastically fluffy Power. Falkner, who won the 2012 Naples floodwater inundated them, ruined inventory, Onion Quiche at Ovenly is a savory standout among some of the city’s best baked sweets. World Pizza Cup, is bound to gain a legion and crippled livelihoods. of adoring fans thanks to the pie, which is There will be a $10 fee for teams of two to topped with panna, provolone, braised fen- the bank like Momofuku Noodle Bar or were as rare as truffles, they would be even 5. The Agnolotti, Hunter’s, Smith play on the 18-hole course and a complimen- nel, fennel fronds, fennel sausage, fennel pol- some of the other trendier spots in town. more valuable. The lovely Ovenly in Green- Street: Agnolotti, the folded ravioli hailing tary beer or soda will be given to each attendee lan, and fiori di finnochio. It’s a celebration My favorite at Naruto is the miso vari- point, an oasis of baked goods quietly placed from the Piedmont region of Italy, are not easy courtesy of Union Beer Distributors, Troegs of fennel in all its forms, but with a light, ety, which adds depth to an already flavor- along the industrial Greenpoint waterfront, to come by in the States. Particularly hard Brewery, Blue Point Brewery and Greenport flavorful dough charred just right in their ful soup stock. Atop the soup and chewy proves this saying true. While the tiny out- to come by are the agnolotti that stand up to Harbor Brewery. There will also be $5 draft wood-burning oven, it’s really a celebration ramen noodles sits a fish cake, roast pork, post is better known for some of the city’s their Italian-made cousins. But at Hunter’s beer specials all day long for those who want of pizza in its highest form. boiled egg, radish, and scallions and nori. best oven-made sweets, the savory items Brooklyn in Cobble Hill, the tiny morsels are to booze it up. [364 Atlantic Ave. between Hoyt and For $9 (they have great deals Tuesday– stack up too. The onion quiche sitting on the prepared with winter squash, sage, pump- Competing teams will tally their scores based Bond streets in Boerum Hill, (718) 330– Thursday as well), this might be some of counter always catches my eye, and proves kin seeds and Brussels sprouts — and they on the honor system and the team with the best 0888, www.krescendobrooklyn.com]. the best ramen in town. itself a perfect treatment of the delicate egg. recall Northern Italy in every bite. Warm, overall score on the entire course wins. 3. The Miso Ramen at Naruto Ra- [276 Fifth Ave. between Garfield Place It has rich, creamy eggs baked into a light, buttery, and comforting, this dish is an es- Mini-golf for Hurricane Sandy relief at the men, Park Slope: It’s well known that and Second Street in Park Slope, (718) flavorful quiche. No easy feat, but Ovenly cape to Italy right on Smith Street. Brooklyn Crab [24 Reed St. near Van Brunt not all ramen is created equal. Park Slope’s 832–1111, www.narutoterakawa.com]. bakes magic every time. [213 Smith St. between Baltic and But- Street in Red Hook, (718) 643–2722, Restor- crowded ramen joint Naruto Ramen serves 4. The Onion Quiche at Ovenly, [31 Greenpoint Ave. at West Street, in ler streets in Cobble Hill, (718) 246–2221, eRedHook.org]. 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House [149 Seventh St. between Second and 7 pm at BAM Rose 7:30 pm at Greenlight Third avenues in Cinemas [30 Lafayette Bookstore [686 Fulton St., Gowanus, (718) 643– Ave., between St. Felix at South Portland Avenue 6510, www.thebellhouse- Street and Ashland Place in Fort Greene, (718) ny.com]. $10 advance, in Fort Greene, (718) 246–0200, greenlight- $12 doors. 636–4100, bam.org]. $13. bookstore.com]. Free. NINE DAYS IN BROOKLYN FRI, JAN. 4 ENTERTAINMENT, LETTERS TO SANTA: A museum exhibit at Wil- liamsburg’s City Rliquary tells the story of a young Bedford-Stuyve- sant-born man who in 1913 played Find lots more listings online at Santa and answered the hope- BrooklynPaper.com/Events ful letters of needy children. $5. noon–6 pm. City Reliquary [370 MUSIC, AFRO-BEATS: The Mandingo Metropolitan Ave., between Marcy Avenue and Havemeyer Street in Ambassadors stay true to the tunes Williamsburg (718) 782–4842] www. found in Guinea. $10 donation. 10 cityreliquary.org. pm. 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Stagg Street in Bushwick (718) 715- in Haiti during the devastating 2012 St. at Water Street in DUMBO (718) MUSIC, CELLIST TUNES: Helen Gil- 4961] www.3rdward.com. earthquake, launches his investiga- 666-3049] www.powerhousearena. let is a New Orleans-based cellist, MUSIC, UKRAINIAN VILLAGE tion of how ordinary Haitians fared com. singer, composer and improviser TUNES: Zozulka will bring the that will take the stage. $10 dona- tunes that are little-known beyond tion. 8 pm. Barbes [376 Ninth St. at Uankdra pinoew teor fliufel lywriitchs .r i$c1h0 h daormnaotnioiens. CIVIC CALENDAR S96ix5th-9 A17v7e]n, uwew inw P.baarrkb Selsobpreo,o (7k1ly8n). 6 pm. Barbes [376 Ninth St. at Sixth com. Avenue in Park Slope, (718) 965- 9177], www.barbesbrooklyn.com. MON, JAN. 7 workshop. What does Special TREE MULCHING: Bring your Christ- MUSIC, VIOLIN TUNES: Violinist Sarah Nami Connection. Monthly meet- Education reform mean for you mas tree for mulching and enjoy the Goldfeather, who has performed ing. Free. 6–8 pm. Kings County and your child? Find out at the day with hot cocoa. Free. 10 am–2 in a range of indie and bluegrass Hospital Center [451 Clarkson AVe. Community Education Council 20 pm. Prospect Park Audubon Center bands and is a member of the New in Flatbush (718) 512-5269]. workshop. The citywide implemen- (Third St. and Park Circle in Pros- York-based Great Dog Almighty, tation of special education reform pect Park) http;//www.parkslope- will serenade the crowd. $10 dona- FRI, JAN. 11 has begun, and parent involvement civiccouncil.org. tion. 7 pm. Barbes [376 Ninth St. at Community Education Council is more crucial than ever before! SOUTH AFRICA DAY: Children 4 years Sixth Avenue in Park Slope, (718) District 20. 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Building Stories, Chris Greenlight Bookstore some meaty non-fiction, a beau- Big Mean Mike, Mi- Ware: Within this colorful [686 Fulton St., at South Portland Avenue in Fort Greene, (718) 246–0200, greenlightbookstore. BAR SCRAWL com] and Word Bookstore By Bill Roundy [126 Franklin St. at Milton Street in Greenpoint, (718) 383–0096, www. wordbrooklyn.com]. Locally sourced: Whether you’re looking for some fiction or just something pretty to look at, Greenlight bookstore of Fort Greene and WORD bookstore keepsake box the purchaser will of Greenpoint gave us their recommendations for the best paper-bound vol- find a fully-apportioned vari- umes any book worm will appreciate. ety of reading material ready to address the crushing sense of generosity, acceptance, and NW, Zadie Smith: delible stories of real people, success — his writing is engag- life wasted — presented beau- tolerance. (Greenlight) Brooklynites love Smith, and “Quiet” shows how dramat- ing, funny, and incredibly mov- tifully. (Greenlight) Laura Lamont’s Life in her new novel is a brilliant take ically we undervalue intro- ing. (Word and Greenlight). Far From the Tree, An- Pictures, Emma Straub: on both city life and on the verts, and how much we lose Wonder, RJ Palacio: drew Solomon: Elegantly This tale of Hollywood cap- ways we form our identities. in doing so (Greenlight) Both adults and kids have reported by a spectacularly tured is a staff and customer (Word and Greenlight) This Is How You Lose been crazy for Palacio’s de- original thinker, this book favorite. It’s a beautiful story Quiet, Susan Cain: Pas- Her, Junot Diaz: It was no but, and critics of children’s about raising exceptional of a full life, pitfalls and tri- sionately argued, impressively surprise that Diaz’s new short book call it the break-out book children explores themes of umphs and all. (Word). researched, and filled with in- story collection was an instant of the year. (Word) Let’s watch them go vocalist and guitarist Dylan Rau has a distinct, lashing vocal delivery, which compliments the band’s fierce, yet danceable, music. It’s always fun to watch a band that’s been working for a few years and is really hitting their stride. They play Brooklyn shows fre- Don’t miss these stand-out bands in 2013 quently so be sure to find them be- fore those ticket prices go up. Little Green Cars: All the way By Eric Dryden from Ireland, the group recently signed for The Brooklyn Paper a record deal with Glassnote records, which also represents Mumford and There’s no shortage of new mu- Sons. While there are definitely shared sic out there — but these acts qualities between the bands in terms are bound to make some noise of vocal harmonizing and construct- in 2013: ing anthemic songs, Little Green Cars ’ Ava Luna: These art rockers cram sound is more electric and modern. tsOShoitenuiisglr. Re tTure hndCeidnasi krwnl goDit sahi rn Hbtdyue D crPknoreaontnjsned aoce ftS zodo ribmss crmmaov eaeeenrltsyds. Charles Stucklen Topcafeh rtoeh prierild ebsei ensssig tnf losgeor i“ nnyTggehs a aeorl sfJo o2tnoh0g 1nc 2 ioWn am naoeydf.nf wieci”el lis sh aoannvdee lvveooaicdcaesl sst .ho Hef Beb’aesn csdcu apo pKno agruutefimtda bar,yn s ,ty hwneht lhoo, v aaelnslyod Photo by sfaynnDst hien nr aotnc M ku nabbyaen: ldDie etvhnaatb tMl yw aloyow uisde ads hfmuonwuks iiync, plays guitar, and Felicia Douglass, Watch for them: Rock group Ava Luna — with their soulful vo- the basement of the Cake Shop. They who also plays synthesizer. Their live cals, playfully intense compositions, and unforgettable live per- are an unassuming group, letting their performances showcase the group’s formances — is a band to follow this year. talent do the talking. Strong, mobiliz- fantastic chemistry and musicianship. ing bass rhythms and drums allow the Look for them to blow up after their The band’s performance often sug- Black Sabbath’s “War Pigs,” Missy El- guitarist and namesake, Dent May , do The Richardson [451 Graham Ave. at Richardson Street in Williamsburg, tour in the beginning of 2013. gests a night in a New Orleans gin liot’s “The Rain,” and Nine Inch Nails the work he can do with cooing vocals (718) 389–0839]. Lucey’s Lounge [475 Third Ave, between 10th and 11th Lily and the Parlour Tricks: A joint, but with some fierce, distorted “Closer” that is not to be missed. and wandering guitar work. Hopefully streets in Gowanus, (718) 877–1075]. Clover Club [210 Smith St., between sauntering trio of female vocalists guitar work, which makes their sound Bear Hands: This band filled the they come back to Brooklyn soon — Baltic and Butler streets in Cobble Hill, (718) 855–7939]. fronts L ily and the Parlour Tricks, so dynamic. They demonstrate that Williamsburg venue Glasslands re- noted music writers are already of- lead by the intoxicating Lily Claire. range in an incredible live mashup of cently and blew the place out. Lead fering up their couches. The speed of AT&T covers New York City. Buy any Windows Phone and save up to $200 on an ASUS VivoTab™ RT. $69999 499 $ 99 ASUS VIVOTAB™ RT Requires new 2-yr wireless agreement with qualifying voice and data plans or Mobile Share plan on eligible smartphone and monthly data or Mobile Share plan on tablet. Offer includes a free keyboard with VivoTab purchase (a $169 value). 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Mr. Jeffries is going to potentially the hardest job in is the chairman of Commu- and Stone — a new bakery Washington. sports. As of press time, P.J. nity Board 1, framed the and all-day restaurant opened 8.T he Alliance for The former Prospect Carlesimo was leading the wonky party post as a posi- by alums of Blue Ribbon and Continued from page 1 Coney Island Heights assemblyman has re- squad as an interim coach af- tion that would allow them to Per Se in late December — to PARENT ble hooked up, earning him If Coney Island ever be- placed retired Rep. Ed Towns ter November “C oach of the have a real impact on the lives continue the culinary push, a n honorary column in this comes a glitzy, year-round in the House — and the bor- Month” Avery Johnson got of Brooklynites — not just reinventing Third Avenue newspaper . Tech-connected entertainment destination, ough is watching closely to canned for a poor Decem- on internal Dem business. one meticulously crafted Brooklynites should be sure these are the folks who will see what the first-term con- ber and a .500 record. 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Move over Fifth Avenue waterfront communities suf- Diane Savino hopes to do in vocacy group that could help are any indication, gun control 11.C hris — brownstone Brooklyn has fering the worst damage. Albany this session, where shape the future of the bor- is one of his big targets. Olechowski a new dining strip! Families l ost their homes, the Bay Ridge politician is ough’s seaside escape. The or- 10.T he new coach This year, Williams- Third Avenue emerged entrepreneurs lost their live- leading the way in the push ganization got to work help- of the Nets burgers will be following as a culinary destination lihoods, and B rooklyn lost something to legalize medical marijuana ing Coney recover following Nets owner Mikhail the leader. in 2012, with the Littleneck some of its landmarks . in New York state. Hurricane Sandy — expect its Prokhorov has high expec- North Brooklyn is pay- drawing crowds, the Pines The borough banded to- Savino told an upstate pa- members to keep at it in 2013, tations for Brooklyn’s new ing close attention to new garnering praise from high gether in recovery efforts per she is counting heads be- and pay close attention to the home team. Democratic district leader up in food media, relatively in late 2012, but so much to believe in fore introducing a piece of pot other initiative launched by “Only championship, no Chris Olechowski after he recent additions such as Four work must still be done. Re- legislation early in 2013. the group, which boasts big more, we’re only human,” h e defeated incumbent Lincoln & 20 Blackbirds and Bar storing, repairing, and re- “I believe there is suffi- names including Deno’s Won- told the press last week. Restler (a member of our “ 11 Tano demonstrating stay- developing the waterfront cient support in both parties der Wheel Park, the Brook- That win-or-get-fired atti- to watch in 2011”) for the ob- ing power, and the legend- will be the story of 2013 — in all three conferences in lyn Cyclones, Luna Park, and tude means the coach of the scure party position. ary Two Toms continuing to and likely many more years Fearless the Senate,” she said . Gargiulo’s Restaurant. Nets has the hardest job in the During the 2012 race, both do what it does best. to come. Parenting By Stephanie Thompson Belief is not something giving that to him, but I The GENESIS Program I ram down my kids’ didn’t know how, exactly. throats, because it is I told him my own stories an individual thing, some- of belief, then, not dissim- Xaverian’s Middle School thing that comes in a mo- ilar, about the time when I for the Academically Talented ment, some point along the first lived in New York and way. walked a different way to ENTRANCE EXAM It is a long-held truism in work every day but still our household that Eli does saw the same guy coming not believe in god. He has toward me. 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I come across The Genesis Program, Xaverian’s middle while I was driving him to him in different neighbor- school, is designed to develop and nurture high- the dentist on a sunny after- hoods, all around Brooklyn, level critical thinking skills and is committed to noon caught my attention. like my own personal pa- the development of the middle school student “I thought you didn’t be- tron saint. through academic excellence, extracurricular lieve in God,” I said. “I totally understand,” He shrugged noncha- I said. “Sometimes there’s involvement, and Christian service to neighbor lantly. something, someone, that and community. “No. I do now, I told you, makes you realize we’re (cid:33)(cid:0)(cid:39)(cid:69)(cid:78)(cid:69)(cid:83)(cid:73)(cid:83)(cid:0)(cid:69)(cid:68)(cid:85)(cid:67)(cid:65)(cid:84)(cid:73)(cid:79)(cid:78)(cid:0)(cid:69)(cid:78)(cid:67)(cid:79)(cid:77)(cid:80)(cid:65)(cid:83)(cid:83)(cid:69)(cid:83)(cid:0)(cid:65)(cid:78)(cid:68)(cid:0)(cid:83)(cid:85)(cid:82)- after Seattle…” not completely in charge, passes the standard middle school curriculum Seattle was indeed awe- but that it’s supposed to be some, but I hadn’t realized whatever it is.” (cid:66)(cid:89)(cid:0)(cid:79)(cid:70)(cid:70)(cid:69)(cid:82)(cid:73)(cid:78)(cid:71)(cid:26) there’d been an awaken- There it was. 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So seeing essary trip. that guy three times made Eli ran ahead and it was you believe?” then that I saw him, head FOLLOW Eli nodded vehemently, down to avoid the gaze of may even have rolled his passersby, walking slightly OUR eyes a little at my dim-wit- sideways toward me on tedness. Seventh Avenue. It was “Yes!” he said. the Brooklyn Cleaner, my DAILY I smiled. strange muted muse. I realized in that moment I called to Eli excitedly UPDATES that I’d been sad about Eli’s as he passed. “Eli, Eli, there faithlessness. he is! That’s him! 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