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tition on Page 34 in this weeks naga Avenue. The building will that Dalton's Restaurant closed
paper demanding action. The include 14,000 square feet of to make way for the Rocka-
Rockaway Times is happy to commercial space as well. way Beach Hotel. A cell tower
collect them so please fill it out ***** that had to be moved stalled
and send it in by October 23. TheRealDeal also report- progress and that looks like it
***** ed that a 200-bed senior care should happen soon.
***** Rumor has it. Advertising re- center at 520 Beach 19th Street *****
Last weeks Boyleing Points strictions kept his name out of in Far Rockaway just sold for $12 If you see any activity at Beach
column about Citizen Jetties ads but we hear Max Weinberg million. 88th and Beach Channel Drive
the idea that residents (and of Bruce Springsteen's E-Street ***** along the water you might be
visitors) should start building band will be the artist perform- Anthony Melchiorri, a local witnessing the birth of a kay-
jetties instead of waiting for the ing at the inaugural Bugalou who just happens to host the ak launch. The Parks Depart-
Army Corps of Engineers, got music series this Saturday, Oc- popular cable TV show, Hotel ment and Gateway Bike and
a lot of attention online with tober 14 at St. Francis de Sales. Impossible, just announced Boathouse are joining forces to
many people commenting that Should be a blast. You can still that the show is back on the make free community kayaking
theyre ready to join the build. get tickets but hurry and Travel Channel with all new ep- a real thing. If Indian summer
(Some naysayers who said rocks email bugaloumusic@gmail. isodes. continues there might be some
would just wash away missed com for tickets and info. ***** launches before the cold weath-
the point of getting needed me- ***** Use GPS in your car? Thanks er arrives.
dia attention for the cause. And Far Rockaway changes under- to former Rockaway Times re- *****
besides, even tiny rocks would way. According to websites The- porter, Pat Morgan, we made On October 10, just after mid-
last longer than a rally!). Just RealDeal and NewYorkYimby, a the move from Google to Waze. night, a local 44-year-old livery
sayin.we can see a network church at 1414 Central Avenue On Tuesday we got an alert to cab driver was shot in the wrist,
Sunday morning show or other is coming down to make way avoid Rockaway Beach Blvd and abdomen and hip at Beach
big outlet covering such a com- for a mixed-use building. The Beach 149th Street (unless we 60th Street. He had picked up
munity effort. Well have to talk project would be built on the wanted to endure a 27 minute four passengers at Redfern and
to John Cori and others about site of the Community Church longer wait than usual.) 27 drove to Beach 62nd Street,
organizing this. the Nazarene. The 89-foot-high minutes? We went over to check where they left the cab with-
***** development will provide 150 it out and sure enough a road out paying. The driver followed
Speaking of jetties and beach apartments, as well as religious crew was milling the Boulevard. them to demand payment and
protection, we all know the space. Also, plans were filed to Waze is the way to go. was shot by one of the men. An-
government is failing, now five build a 10-story, 166 unit resi- ***** yone with information should
years after Sandy. There is a pe- dential building at 19-38 Cor- Time flies. It was a year ago call 800-577-TIPS.
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OPEN YEAR-ROUND
maica Bay. Plans for the project watchers, said, Today marks
include removing contaminat- the crowning achievement of
ed fill, providing access to the a group effort with the Parks
377 BEACH 92ND ST. park, creating a resilient shore- Department, the Mayors of-
front that restores native habitat fice, Borough President Melin-
for fish, birds and wildlife, and da Katzs office and local offi-
JOIN US FOR A TASTE OF OUR FALL MENU, restoring critical tidal wetlands cials, Councilman Eric Ulrich,
FEATURING ALL-TIME FAVORITES LIKE: in the Bay. Deputy Mayor Ali-
cia Glen, NYC Department of
Assemblywoman Stacy Phef-
fer Amato and Senator Joseph
THE CLASSIC CHICKEN POT PIE, Parks & Recreation (NYC Parks) Addabbo who were all deeply
OUR SIGNATURE BUFFALO DIP, Commissioner Mitchell J. Silver, involved in helping the Ecow-
AND A DECADENT PORK SHOULDER RAVIOLI the Office of the Mayor Senior atchers mission to restore and
Director of Climate Policy and revitalize Sunset Cove.
Programs and Chief Resilience This has been a long road due
FALL SERVED BY THE GLASS: Officer Daniel Zarrilli joined to joint jurisdictional issues. We
THE PUMPKIN MARTINI residents and local officials at had hit a speed bump with the
& PEARTINI ARE BACK the site to make the announce- funding that posed challenges
ment. for all our partners and their
Sunset Cove Park is a 12-acre budgets, but everyone stepped
parcel of land located on a for- up to the game. However, now
HAPPENING AT BUNGALOW mer derelict marina in BC. For-
merly known as Schmitts Ma-
with this $7M funding from the
Mayors office, our vision for the
rina, the site was acquired by revitalization of Sunset Cove
TRIVIA THURSDAYS 7 PM NYC Parks in 2009 at the urging will soon be a reality, Mundy,
THIS WEEKS THEME: BODY LANGUAGE
of the community, following Jr. said.
BOBBY BUTLER ACOUSTIC 6 - 10 PM prosecution of the owner for The mayoral funding match-
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13 environmental and other viola- es an existing $7 million for the
tions. The area consists largely restoration of Sunset Cove from
CHRIS KEEGANS of hazardous and contaminat- a Department of Interior Na-
ANNUAL FISHING TOURNAMENT ed construction fill, debris, and tional Fish and Wildlife Foun-
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15 invasive vegetation with limited dation Grant and DEC Mitiga-
coastal protection and ecologi- tion funding. Work will include
SHANNON DINERMAN 6 - 10 PM cal function. the restoration of five acres
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20 Phase One of the project, with of salt marsh and seven acres
WINE WITH SUE 8 PM an estimated total price tag of of coastal woodland; remov-
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21 $14M, is to restore the site by ex- al of contaminated fill across
cavating contaminated and haz- the site and replacement with
SHOPPING NIGHT OUT IN THE TENT 6 PM ardous fill to create a tidal wet- clean sand; and the installation
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25 land. Plus placement of a clean of a pedestrian pathway along
sand cap in the marsh, along a perimeter berm which will
with planting of native wetland provide both access and storm
plant species, which will re- protection. The design for Sun-
RATHER STAY HOME?
CALL US TODAY (718)945-2100 WE DELIVER store the shoreline ecosystem
and create habitat. Phase Two
set Cove was completed in May
2016. Following the design, the
of the project, estimated to cost project received bids that were
$1.8M, will complete the instal-
lation of a planned boardwalk Continued on page 9
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BC BEAMS the waters do rise. This is a rare
Continued from Page 8 moment where we can see gov-
ernment actually works and
nearly double the available gets stuff done.
budget, effectively stalling pro- Councilman Eric Ulrich, a vo-
gress. Now with the additional cal critic of de Blasio, made the
funding from the Mayors of- crowd laugh when he said, In
fice, the project will be able to regards to the Mayors office
move forward immediately. $7M funding for the revitali-
Construction is expected to be- zation of Sunset Cove, heres
gin in spring 2018 and will be something you thought I would
completed in 2019. never say. Thank you Mayor de
Mundy, Jr. said, Now we Blasio and your administration
are going to have wetlands, an for being here today and work-
elevated berm that is going to ing with community advocates
double as storm protection, like the Mundys who do an
while offering opportunities amazing job everyday fighting
to walk along that berm and to remold that lumber down we planted 400,000 plugs of for BC and Jamaica Bay.
see the beauty of the Bay out with Brazilian cherry wood marsh. Mundy, Jr. said. Mundy, Jr. struck a cord
for miles. Thanks to funding with a fantastic finish. Final- Deputy Mayor Glen said, I when he said, Once recon-
from the borough presidents ly, we are going to have an eco was floored with the amount of struction is completed, this is
office, phase two of Sunset dock, allowing access for chil- work that was going on in BC going to be a beautiful resilient
Coves restoration will feature a dren to come and participate after Sandy. Last October 2016, park, bringing back the wet-
boardwalk that walks out to an in oyster studies. We are really 20 percent of the Build It Back lands that we are losing, and
outdoor classroom. The board- trying to push kids to put their BC projects were underway or most importantly, offer an ed-
walk is a great nod to fantastic technological devices down, complete, and today, the fig- ucational component that does
ideas, as the Parks Dept. has get their hands dirty and enjoy ure is 95 percent. A year does not exist anywhere. While we
been able to preserve pieces of and learn from the outdoors. make a difference. We listened made a lot of noise to get this
the old Rockaway boardwalk On these islands on the Bay to the Mundys and found the project done, we are thankful
that was ripped up during Hur- we restored, and brought hun- money to make this project a for all our partners who worked
ricane Sandy to use towards dreds of children from the in- reality. This land is going to be steadfastly with us to make the
the construction of the Sunset ner cities, who have never been cleaned, restored and be both revitalization of Sunset Cove fi-
Cove boardwalk. We are going out on a boat before, together a barrier and sponge for when nally come to fruition.
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Get Back to BC Drug Awareness Im glad because I can fi-
Dear Editor: nally see friends I havent
Dear Editor: Thank you for writing about seen all summer. You know
I have enjoyed The Rock- the drug problems in the area. what Yogi Berra used to say
away Times and Peter Ma- This is a deadly serious issue about a restaurant, Nobody
hons Between The Bridges that Rockaway people must goes there anymore, its too
column for a long time. But be aware of. People should crowded. Well, the weath-
what is it lately with his col- educate themselves about the ers nice and you can go
umn? His snide comments dangers of opioids and other places now!
with a far right bias is getting drugs. This is not a problem Tina L.
too much to take. I thought that just affects young people
the column was mostly or some class of people. It is Bring a Rock to
Lock Your Doors about Broad Channel. Mr. very widespread and all com-
Rock
Mahon quotes bat shit cra- munity members should be
Dear Editor: zy progressives and lists all aware. Abuse can be in your Dear Editor:
Please make sure you lock the bad names they call the own family. Im with Kevin Boyle. Citi-
your automobile at night. President. But its okay for Name Withheld zen Jetties- I'm there.
A week ago, Thursday, I in- the totally sane right wing- Nancy Abramson
advertently left my car door ers to call the Clintons mur- Rockaway Gets
open overnight (on Beach derers! Theyve tried to hang
126th Street). two murders on the Clin-
Naloxone
The next morning I found tons. (Vince Foster and Seth Dear Editor:
that someone had ransacked Rich) If The Rockaway Times Thanks for covering the sto-
through the car and stole two is going to allow Mr. Mahon ry of overdoses in Rockaway Editor@RockawayTimes.com
pairs of sunglasses. his soapbox then the paper and for plugging Rockaway-
You cannot tell if my car should offer equal time. But GetsNaloxone.
doors were locked from the I really dont hope that be- So much more work to do.
outside, so they must have comes necessary. I hope Mr. Janie Simmons
been walking down the street Mahon returns to previous
in the middle of the night, form and lets us enjoy his Yogi Wisdom
checking car doors to see if Broad Channel view without
they were open! the noise. Dear Editor:
Larry Scheiber P. Barkis The summers over and
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1905. The international group parents feed their families in
has a mission to promote this in-between time, Rotari-
peace, fight disease, especial- an Maureen Walsh said. The
for your appointment ly polio, provide clean water,
sanitation and hygiene, help
other food drive occurs right
before Thanksgiving. This
Walk ins Welcomed mothers and children, support
education and local economy,
year, the food drive will be
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and follow the core values of November 18 in front of the
service, fellowship, diversity, Rockaway Park Stop & Shop
integrity, and leadership. The (the old Waldbaums.)
main mission of the 35,000 Veterans are also a big prior-
clubs across the country is to ity on the Rockaway Rotarys
help others, which the Rock- list, especially for President
away Rotary has mastered John Napolitano. On the last
through food drives, fund- Saturday of the month, we go
raisers, and giving back to the to St. Albans Hospital for Vet-
community. erans and bring them clothes,
The Rockaway Rotary kicks shoes, blankets and whatev-
off their fundraising for the er they need. A lot of these
year with the annual Rocka- guys are Vietnam vets. Im
way Rotary Ocean Run/Walk. old enough to remember how
The annual event, sponsored those guys were treated when
by Sweet n Low and held in they got back and it wasnt
718-474-2224
memory of Barbara Eisen- very nice, so we do anything
stadt, will celebrate its 40th we can do to help them. We
year in 2018. This big com- do whatever we can to thank
www.OneOnOne-PT.com munity event, featuring a 5K
and a childrens run, is held
them, and even then, its not
enough, Napolitano said.
around the last weekend of Being a part of an interna-
231 Beach 116th Street | Rockaway Park, NY 11694 April or the first weekend of Continued on page 15
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THE ROCKAWAY uted. Even the club in Howard ber. I felt it was im-
VOLLIES Beach came to give us outlets
for those who needed to re-
portant to give back
whenever I can be-
Continued from Page 14 place them. Then we had indi- cause Ive been given
viduals from clubs all over to a lot. My lifestyle and
tional organization, the Ro- help us distribute things, Han- business afforded me
tarians also help other clubs son said. The most important the opportunity to
in times of need. The Rock- thing the Rotary wants to do have free time and I
away Rotary especially real- is make sure its getting to the wanted to share my
ized this following Hurricane grassroots, and that means in- knowledge and busi-
Sandy. The Rotary was in- dividuals, not institutions. We ness experience with
strumental after Sandy, local want to make sure that were others. I first heard
member Nancy Hanson said. brining things into the hands of about the Rotary Members Jane Donnelly, John Howley, Sandy
Within five days, we have the people that need it. when I was a little girl Bernstein and Maureen Walsh attended the
people come from a club in Now the Rockaway Rotary upstate. The motto, weekly meeting at Bungalow Bar this past
Pennsylvania with three per- is looking to pay it forward. Service Above Self Wednesday.
sonal cars filled with 10 gen- Were waiting to donate resonated with me.
erators and $350 worth of gift money to those affect by Hur- So when former president, Its not about an arm look-
cards, which we were able ricanes Harvey, Irma and Ma- the late John Kimball asked if ing to take. Were looking to
to give to neighbors in need. ria. With Sandy, we learned Id like to join, I excitedly said give and theres satisfaction
From New Jersey, we had two that you cant just go running yes, Hanson said. in knowing that I did what I
trucks of cleaning supplies. out there with things. Were Being in the Rotary has could to help someone, Na-
New Jersey itself was affected waiting to see what people been a wonderful experience. politano said.
by the storm, but when they need and then were going to Ive met a lot of really nice The Rockaway Rotary is
heard Rockaway was affected, donate money and supplies as people and we do a lot of good looking to expand its mem-
they came to help us as well. part of a district-wide effort, in the community thats kind bership. The Rotarians meet
From Vermont, we had Rotar- Walsh said. We remember of under the radar, Walsh every Wednesday at noon for
ians bring $1,000 in gift cards the help we got after Sandy, said. lunch at the Bungalow Bar.
to distribute to families. A Ro- so were trying to pay it back, I enjoying knowing that Anyone who is interested
tary club from upstate came Napolitano said. Im doing something and in joining or learning more
down over the course of two The Rotarians arent paid for helping somebody. Im with about the group, is welcome
weeks, with truckloads of fur- their actions, but many find like-minded people who to attend a meeting. It is open
niture and TVs to be distrib- great reward in being a mem- want to help the community. to all ages and backgrounds.
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FIREWORKS AT CB 14 as a NYPD counter terrorism erans. Poy answered, No. Another CB 14 member ex-
MEETING training unit. The only agen- Given the geography of the claimed, Access-A-Ride?!
Continued from Page 3 cy that applied for the 9.1- peninsula and lack of trans- You guys are a joke. Youre
acre lot with a two-story of- portation, the site does not talking about a car service
throughout Rockaway. Af- fice building was the NYPDs fit into NYCs policy for sites that takes hours to arrive?
ter taking a bus tour of the counter terrorism bureau. housing homeless services. Furthermore, the Q22 is al-
entire peninsula with Con- Given the current conditions Fireworks really ignited in ready unreliable and always
gressman Gregory Meeks, we of the 40-year-old proper- regards to transportation. packed, especially during
saw for ourselves the grave ty, these buildings would The spark started with MTA rush hours when the school
coastal protection problems either have to demolished representatives who came to children are packed on the
threatening our beach, bay or drastically re-done. The present their master plan for bus. And you are telling us
and ultimately our homes NYPD made an offer clearly eliminating Q22 bus stops on that the MTA is implement-
and businesses. Please sign showing that they have the both the east and west ends, ing this because of low rid-
our petition and come out on means to revitalize the site. and relocating the Q35 Rock- ership? Then you want to
October 28 to support what Also, they have already been away base from Newport further congest Beach 116th
our community desperately in the building since 2016 Avenue and 116th Street to Street with the Q35 bus? Tell
needs for protection on the on a month-to-month leas- Rockaway Beach Boulevard. me how three buses, espe-
anniversary of Hurricane ing basis. Most importantly A CB 14 member exploded, cially in the summer time
Sandy, Agoglia said. their plans would not affect With all the new housing are going to function without
Former CB 14 member and the surrounding community, and senior centers going up causing a ruckus on an active
newly-appointed chief of including the recreational in Rockaway on both the east commercial strip. You need
staff for Councilman Dono- activities with Gateway, Riis and west ends, how do you ex- to redirect your minds from
van Richards, Manuel Silva, Beach, the Rockaway Art- pect this to benefit the com- your fancy guidelines based
stepped up to introduce him- ist Alliance and other com- munity? When you eliminate on your inefficient research
self and his new role with the munity organizations, said these Q22 stops, what about studies. Take the damn bus
councilmans office. Irving Poy, the boroughs the handicapped people who yourself, and youll see the re-
The temperature in the director of Planning and De- need to get to the closest stop ality!
room really began to heat up velopment. to get on the bus? Another item on the ta-
as a Queens Borough Pres- CB 14 member, Ozzie Ed- One MTA representative ble was CBs finances. CB 14
ident Melinda Katzs repre- wards asked if any other responded, Well, thats why unanimously voted to ap-
sentative explained why the agencies applied, including we have Access-A-Ride, to prove their fiscal year cap-
former Fort Tilden Army Re- those offering services to the accommodate disabled peo- ital and budget requests for
serve Center was approved homeless and displaced vet- ple and seniors. 2019.
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COMMON SENSE
The Queens County Conservative Party mourns the
death of common sense in New York City. How
else can we explain a city that parades a convicted
terrorist down Fifth Avenue, yet considers
Columbus Circle a symbol of hate. If you have
had enough of progressive democrats dictating the
values of our great city..
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Nicole Malliotakis
Court.
2000 - 17 U.S. sailors killed with the
terrorist attack on the USS Cole in OCTOBER 16
Yemen Laurice Keating was born.
OCTOBER 13
1792 - The cornerstone of the White
1793 - French queen Marie Antoi-
nette was guillotined for treason.
on Monday,
October 16, 2017
House was laid. 1978 - John Paul II was elected pope.
1943 - Italy declared war on Germa-
ny, its former Axis partner, during
World War II. OCTOBER 17 At the Belle Harbor Yacht Club
OCTOBER 14
Jessica Schulman was born. 533 Beach 126th St.
Michael Benedetto was born.
Fernando Pires was born.
1931 - Mobster Al Capone was con- at 7:30pm
victed of income tax evasion for
Claire Weisz was born.
which he was sentenced to 11 years
1066 - The Normans, under William in prison. Show Nicole your support as she runs against our Liberal Mayor.
the Conqueror, defeated the English 1989 - An earthquake measuring 7.1 We support our Police, we Stand for the National Anthem and we
at the Battle of Hastings. in magnitude killed 67 and injured
1947 - U.S. Air Force Captain Charles over 3,000 in San Francisco. Pray for our Men and Women in the Armed Forces.
"Chuck" Yeager became the first per- That is why WE NEED YOU to show support for our Republican
son to travel faster than the speed of OCTOBER 18
sound. Blanche Brady was born. Candidate, she is out in the forefront fighting for the things we
1964 - Martin Luther King, Jr., was use to take for granted. Come and hear what Nicole has in mind
awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 1867 - The United States took pos- for the future of New York!
his work in civil rights. session of Alaska from Russia.
1968 - The U.S. Olympic Committee
OCTOBER 15 suspended two black athletes for For additional information,
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Sonograms
Doctors
Sadhana Gupta, MD
are now
Zoya Koroleva, DO
available on Stanislav Kaminyar, DO
Fridays Alla Buzinover, DO
Ask the
iterranean diet, which I have had a lower all-cause mortal-
written about before. This diet ity rate. The American Heart
is rich in olive oil, fruits and Association recommends a
DOC
vegetables, whole grains, nuts diet that includes two servings
and seeds, and legumes. The of fish per week to maintain
diet contains no fats, no sug- good cardiovascular health. In
ars, little meat, and no refined addition several studies have
By Peter Galvin, MD (white) flour or rice. Recently shown that ingestion of more
the National Institute of Health fish reduces the risk of devel-
(NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland oping age-related macular de-
Mediterranean Diet
published a study compar- generation (AMD), a disease
ing the Mediterranean diet to that reduces vision in older
a low-fat diet for the preven- individuals and is difficult to
tion of DR in older patients. treat. There are also some ob-
Diabetic retinopathy (DR) is have anti-inflammatory and There were about 7,500 study servational studies that have
a devastating complication for antiangiogenic (prevents the participants and 3,600 of them shown a beneficial relation-
people with diabetes and can proliferation of blood vessels) had type 2 diabetes. They were ship between dietary fish and
cause decreased vision and properties. In DR, the blood followed for about six years. the risk of dementia.
blindness. The retina, which is vessels proliferate and can Participants were randomly Of course weight reduction
located on the back part of the cause small hemorrhages and assigned to either the Mediter- and tobacco elimination are
eye globe, converts visual im- bleeding, which can adversely ranean diet, which had two to two big factors in a healthi-
ages to nerve signals that are affect vision. The bleeding in three servings of fish per week, er lifestyle, but it is becoming
sent to the visual cortex, lo- the retina often must be treat- or a low fat diet. The Mediter- clear that a healthy diet that
cated in the back of the brain. ed with lasers. Experimental ranean diet group had a signif- contains more fish, fruits and
The visual cortex then con- models support using dietary icantly lower incidence of DR vegetables, whole grains and
verts the nerve impulses into omega-3 fatty acids as protec- and DR requiring treatment. nuts, and less meat, sugars,
images that the brain reads as tion against DR, especially in But the study found oth- and refined flour and rice is
sight. The retina has small ar- older type 2 diabetics who are er benefits from the diet. The the way to go to live a longer
teries and veins in it. The ret- more prone to it. Mediterranean diet group and healthier life.
ina is also rich in long-chain Dietary omega-3 fatty acids had a 30 percent reduction in Questions and comments
omega-3 polyunsaturated fat- mostly come from fish. Oilier cardiovascular events (heart may be sent to editor@rocka-
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Local To Appear on
NYS Supreme Court Ballot
By Katie McFadden Directors from 2003 to 2012. best programs in Rockaway.
She also served on the Board At first, I started it because
Politicians arent the only of Directors for Temple Beth- I felt Jewish kids didnt have
ones that will appear on the El from 2001 to 2010. Or- many opportunities to play
ballot this election day. Locals low-Mackoff also served as basketball or get the proper
will also be casting votes for ju- counsel to Democratic Dis- training like other kids who
dicial representatives, and one trict Leader Lew Simon from were involved in CYO. But
of them is a neighbor. 2003 to 2009, and she was on this grew into such an amaz-
On Election Day, November the Board of Directors for the ing program that brought to-
7, lifetime Belle Harbor resi- Good Government Regular gether kids of all races and
dent, Jodi Orlow-Mackoff, will Democratic Club. religions. It was a great clinic
be on the ballot as a candi- However, one of Or- and league that helped kids
date for Justice of the Supreme low-Mackoff s proudest com- work on their skills. We had
Court in the 11th Judicial Dis- munity achievement was or- as many as 150 kids, includ-
trict for New York State. ganizing and coordinating ing orthodox kids, kids from
Last time Orlow-Mackoff s a JCCRP Youth Basketball St. Francis, black and Latino
name appeared on a ballot was Clinic from 2009 to 2015. I kids and it was amazing. They
in November 2009, when she started this program so my were all on the court playing
was elected as a judge for Civil son could play basketball. He basketball and nobody cared
Court Queens County. She be- dropped out after a year, Or- about anyones background.
gan her 10-year-term in Janu- times youre dealing with low-Mackoff, who has three My proudest moment was
ary 2010 and worked her way smaller issues and in Su- children with her husband, seeing that.
up to being appointed as an preme Court, Ill be dealing Stu, said. Yet the program I love this community and
acting justice of the supreme with much bigger cases and became an instant hit and thats why Im here. And I love
court in 2015 and a supervising better trials, Orlow-Mack- she continued it for children what Im doing as a judge. I
judge since January of this year. off said. Serving on the NYS from all across the peninsula. truly can say that I love what I
Orlow-Mackoff s pursuits Supreme Court would be the I thought it was one of the do, Orlow-Mackoff said.
in law come from following last step of her personal ca-
in the footsteps of her father, reer goal. Im a trial attorney
Alexander. My father was an so my love is trials. Anything
attorney and in high school, past Supreme Court would be
I interned for him originally. on the appellate level, which
I started learned from that. would eliminate trials, so Su-
But in college, I didnt know
what I wanted to do. I was a
psychology major, but by the
preme Court is really what
Im striving for.
Orlow-Mackoff went
CHANNEL VIEW An NYC Outward Bound School
end of college, I decided to through an extensive appli-
go to law school, so I sort of cation process for the NYS NEW STUDENT OPEN HOUSES
fell into it. I was always good Qualification Committee to ednesday, ctober 18th 6 pm for igh School
at arguing, Orlow-Mackoff be qualified for the position Saturday, November 4th
joked. I think some people and this year she was nomi- igh School 10 am - iddle School 12 noon
just have a knack for it. She nated by both the Democrat- WZddK,
went on to study law at the ic and Conservative parties. Recogni ed n
St. Johns School of law and Her name will appear on the Na onal Rankings
portunity to take a big step in your shoes and you cant iddle School students should use code 262S - esearch igh School students should use code 97 College Prep
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into NYS Supreme Court, for leave, she said. She has also
which she could serve up to a been very involved in the Where your childs education is secure with us...
14-year term. Its a move up community. For many years, We are Rockaways best kept secret
and its always been the goal. she was Counsel to Yeshiva of
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Come join the Rockaway Repub- hurricane victims. DJ and live
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Tuesday, October 24,
Tuesday, October 17, 7 p.m.
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Nutrition
FOOD TO FEND OFF COLDS
By Megan Casper C is used by various white of garlic. Pop directly in people who had yogurt daily
blood cells phagocytes your mouth or smear took a third less sick days than
Your immune system is al- (which eat invaders) and over whole grain those who didnt. Not all yo-
ways chugging away, defend- t-cells (which help de- bread for a delicious gurt is high in probiotics, so
ing you from bacteria, viruses, stroy pathogens or make and savory snack. look for the "Live & Active Cul-
and other germs, and protect- antibodies). Not only Yogurt: Your tures" logo.
ing you from everything from is it important to get gut contains Tea: According to a Harvard
common colds to cancer. enough vitamin C to wait for it ten study, drinking tea boosts the
While no one food will mag- keep your immune times more immune systems messen-
ically fight off the flu, adding system fending off cells (in the gers by tenfold, allowing for
these essential nutrients and attacks, but new form of bac- a speedy reaction time when
tips to your day will give your research shows teria) than your body encounters harmful
immune system a fighting that the du- the rest invaders like bacteria, viruses
chance through cold season ration of the of your and even tumor cells. Luckily
and beyond. common cold entire the amino acid responsible for
Before we get to the day-to- can actually body. teas immune boosting abili-
day what to eat, what should be short- While ties, L-theanine, is in decaf tea,
you do if you feel a cold com- ened by t h e too, since it takes five cups of
ing on NOW? taking b a c- black or green tea to get these
The latest and greatest re- l a r g e te- results. To get an even bigger
search states that taking eight doses of vitamin C. The re- ria in our gut help us break boost, adding a splash of lemon
grams of vitamin C a day start- searchers suggest taking eight down food and provide increases the amount of anti-
ing at the first signs of a cold grams of vitamin C at the first some vitamins, it has also oxidants the body can absorb.
will reduce its length and 80 signs of a cold. been found that they affect Megan Casper, M.S., RDN is
mg/day of zinc acetate lozeng- Best Source: Citrus fruits, everything from hunger, how a registered dietitian nutrition-
es may cut the length of your red bell pepper, strawberries, fat in our diet affects weight ist with a private practice in
cold by more than half. So grab kiwis and dark leafy green veg- gain, and even our immune the Rockaways and a writer for
those first and then read on! etables. systems. One study found that www.nourishedbite.com.
Protein: Protein forms the Zinc: Its estimated that
building blocks of all the body's about 12 percent of Americans
cells, including the cells and and 40 percent of older Amer-
antibodies that make up your icans are deficient in this nu-
immune system. When the trient. Even a minor deficiency
body is deficient in protein, it can up your risk for infection. If
cannot make these immune you feel a cold coming on now,
boosting cells. To find your research has found that getting
best intake, take your weight 80 mg/day of zinc acetate loz-
and divide by 2.2 (to convert to enges through the duration of
kilograms). Multiply this num- a cold can increase your recov-
ber by 0.8 and one to find your ery rate by three times!
daily range of protein. Best Sources: Red meat,
Best sources: Try a wide poultry, pork, seafood, oys-
variety of lean, high quality ters, beans, nuts, whole grains,
protein sources, like low-fat fortified cereals and dairy
meats, seafood, poultry, eggs, products.
beans, nuts and seeds.
Vitamin A: This fat-soluble STAND OUT FOODS:
vitamin helps regulate the im-
mune system. It also keeps our
first barrier between us and
Garlic: Some may say an ap-
ple a day, but garlic every day
keeps the doctor away! Re-
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searchers found that people
who had garlic every day for
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mouth, stomach, intestines
and respiratory system
12 weeks were two thirds less
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healthy so they can keep out an active ingredient, was cred-
invaders. ited for garlics potent powers. JUST DROP US A LINE:
Best Sources: Sweet pota- Let crushed or chopped garlic
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and cantaloupes. create more flu-fighting alli-
Vitamin C: Youve probably cin. If you have a stomach (and
heard that vitamin C is good mouth) of steel, try eating gar-
for colds, but why? Vitamin lic raw, or roast whole heads
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Thursday is
My Favorite Day
of The Week!
Thursday is my favorite day with hands pressed together, thought, perhaps Sean isn't
of the week! There, I've said palms touching and fingers the only one around here
it and it is now on the record. pointing upwards, stating with an abundance of time
Why you might ask? Because "Namaste," while the Doc on his hands!
Thursday is the day the week- is holding his stethoscope That brings us to "High
ly edition of The Rockaway to her back asking Helen to Tide - A Little Bit Of This And
Times (RT) is loosed upon cough! The combination of That," which serves up exact-
the world for all to enjoy, meditative yoga and medical ly what it says it will...a little
ready or not! I obtain my copy science on the part of these bit of this and that...events,
of the weekly paper each two individuals always re- happenings and issues you
week via email subscription mind me of the old cartoon would not generally know (or
This Saturday, October 14, and armed with a fresh pot "Pinky and the Brain" depict- care) about had you not visit-
the guys and gals up at the of steaming coffee liberally ing two characters who spend ed this column.
Broad Channel VFW will be laced with my favorite french their days in search of ways to Last but not least, it goes
holding their annual Penny vanilla creamer in sufficient take over the world! without saying that the week-
Social at the American Legion amounts to threaten a diabet- Next up is Factologist Sean ly news stories by Managing
Hall in Broad Channel locat- ic coma, and spend the next McVeigh's column, "Facts Editor Katie McFadden and
ed at 209 Cross Bay Boule- hour (or two) feasting upon You Probably Don't Need," reporter Kami-Leigh Agard
vard. Everyone is invited! the cornucopia of informa- serving up a smorgasbord of lend The Rockaway Times an
Admission is $10 with doors tion contained therein. nonessential yet fascinating air of gravitas comprised of a
opening at 6 p.m. There will The first article I read is my minutia such as the fact that bedrock of local knowledge
be early bird specials, a door own "Between the Bridges" the only member of ZZ Top and awareness making this
prize, a 50/50 and raffles. column. This has nothing to who does not sport a beard is weekly gazette an integral
This year, raffle calling will do with ego, it is simply to Frank Beard. part of our Broad Channel
kick off at 8:30 p.m. in order make sure I actually remem- I have to admit I love this community.
to give everyone ample time bered to write and submit a column but truth be told, I Someone recently stopped
to partake of the early bird column for inclusion in that think good old Sean has got me in the Rockaway Stop
specials, view the raffle priz- week's paper. Sadly, on more a tad too much time on his and Shop and commented
es and obtain their tickets. than one occasion I have at- hands. to me that this column has
There are some great raf- tempted to reach out to com- Speaking of facts, you prob- been running in The Rock-
fle prizes, which will surely plain to our publisher that he ably don't need, here's a away Times for more than
pique your interest, such as forgot to include my piece in question for all you dyed in two years now and then said
several brand new bicycles, the weekly edition only to find the wool BroadChannelphiles nothing more and simply
luggage sets, deck furniture, out that week's column still out there. What time has stared at me with a straight
tickets to attend live net- sits safely in my computer been displayed on the clock face. I wasn't sure whether I
work morning shows such as email box as an unsent draft. in the center of the awning should offer a gracious thank
The View and Live with Kelly The next stop on my RT signage above the entrance you or an abject apology.
and Ryan, Christmas deco- Thursday morning read- to the Bay Gull Store on Cross Broad Channel, why would
rations, toys, kitchen tools, ing express is the publish- Bay Boulevard since it closed anyone want to live anywhere
fishing equipment, a myr- er's wildly eclectic Boyleing several years ago? On second else?
iad of tchotchkes, gift bas- Points column. Despite hav-
kets galore and much, much ing to deal with some seri-
more! Refreshments will be ous angst coping with story
provided and as always, all length, copy space and dead- BELLE ROCK
proceeds of this event will go lines, he still manages to pro-
towards the Broad Channel duce this weekly column that CAR SERVICE
VFW Posts annual Thanks- is not unlike a mini-skirt....
giving Dinner and other pro- long enough to cover
grams and activities for the everything but short enough 24 HOURS
disabled veterans residing at to make it interesting.
St. Albans Hospital. Everyone The next two columns I 7 DAYS A WEEK
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with your family, friends and "Ask the Doc" by Peter Galvin
neighbors. You are guaran- M.D. I can't shake the pic- 718-945-5555
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freshments will be served. gallen bowing to Dr. Galvin
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By Shane Kulman
Therapy
Printing:
Letterheads, Envelopes, Bumper Stickers,
Seeker
Dear Enchantress, or playing an instrument in
Custom Invites, Labels, Flyers, Business Cards Hi I know you have a ther- a band is also fantastic. If he
apist background, so I write is not currently involved in a
Silk Screen to you wanting advice on how
to introduce therapy to my
team activity, and once was,
see if you can initiate interest
Printing family, so we can live as you in doing it again. DO NOT tell
say, "a more enchanted life." him to do it as therapy. That is
Plaques I believe in therapy and love a sure fire way to be a nag, and
Trophies it, I have had the same thera-
pist for years, and I believe in
to push him away.
As for your kids, slightly
Graphics the power of being heard and
sharing problems. My hus-
similar. Are they involved in
a team activity? You didn't
Tee Shirts band is a strong believer in pre- mention the ages of them.
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tending everything is ok, and So my advice will be some-
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Posters lems we have. The problem ex- them, activate their gratitude,
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time. When the **** hits the fan of a commitment as you de-
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because we never dealt with it, sire. Volunteering! It can be
he goes into anger and blame one day or a longer commit-
e
M Hou s
mode. He mostly blames our ment, but I suggest to start
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kids, I know that sounds cra- with one day, so you can set
zy, but he tirades into how yourselves up for success. It
In
they should have done a better should be for a cause that you
job etc. I love him, and we're genuinely care about, and ap-
committed to staying married. proach it and share with the
How can I get him to either get family. Make it a joyful share
T-Shirts to therapy or get him to agree
to get our kids in therapy?
with them (and non-negotia-
ble) even if they complain,
Custom Made - No Minimum stay in the pleasure of it all!
Dear Born Again Therapy Family "therapy" through ac-
Custom Banners Seeker,
I'm with you. The value
tions with a giving intention!
BAM = Enchanted Living.
Signs of therapy is great! And talk Enchantress Shane hosts
therapy is not for everyone. improvisational playshops
Large Color Print-Outs Usually men are not born here in the Rockaways as well
talkers about feelings. In his as offers group and private
Print Your Art & case, I'm curious if you can coaching. Email her at love@
Photos On Canvas see any other forms of expres- enchantedembodiment.com
Car & Truck Magnets Your Company sion (besides talking) as ther-
What You Sell Here apeutic? Does your husband
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Runners and walkers can find their results on our website www.rockapulcorun.com
By Kami-Leigh Agard One of Rockaways LONG- at Reggae Sunday Splash at the was not Saucedos first flood,
EST-lasting bands, Wine with Rockaway Brewing Company. as Hurricane Katrina destroyed
Our days of the Rockaway Sue, will rock Rogers, Rocka- Get ready for surprise guests and his home and studio in New
Groan, (succinctly coined by ways LONGEST-standing Irish Rockaways DJ selecta, Domi Lee. Orleans seven years prior. Flood
Rockaway Times Publisher, Kevin pub, tonight with your favorite 415 Beach 72nd Street Brothers remains on view until
Boyle) are sadly winding down, party rock covers. Wine with Sue November 12.
but dont weep, theres still much has been winning over crowds Thursdays sTudio 7 Gallery, Fort Tilden
to enjoy! Local hotspots are still with their dead-on rock party 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
hopping with fabulous live music, covers and wild live shows for Rockaway Brewing Compa- Ongoing until Friday,
theater and arts. So stick around, over a decade! But dont take our nys Open Mic Night features an October 20
theres still a lot to do on the Rock! word for itcome on down to eclectic array of musicians and The RAA is calling for mem-
Rogers and see for yourself. vocalists who take the stage to bers-only entries for their up-
LIVE MUSIC: 203 Beach 116th Street share their live music. Of course, coming ArtSplash 2017 exhibit.
Friday, October 13 guitarist extraordinaire, Jammin' In this juried exhibition, artists
6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, October 14 Jon, and Irish crooner, John Bax- are free to explore any theme and
Kick off your weekend, your 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. ter are local favorites, but dont is open to all media. $35 entry
shoes and sensibilities (but Finally a Supertones gig that be afraid to take the mike and fee for a maximum of six works.
please, keep your clothes on) as wont get rained out, because share your musical talents! Submissions must be received
madly popular Bobby Butler of its indoors at Rockaway Brew- 415 Beach 72nd Street by October 20. For further info.,
Rockaways Indaculture, rocks ing Company! As you patiently visit:www.rockawayartistsalli-
Bungalow Bar with his acoustic wait with a beer in hand for their OTHER ART NEWS ance.org/upcoming-exhibitions,
vibrations blending rock, reggae, infectious wave-riding music, Saturday, October 14 call 718-474-0861 or email:info@
roots, funk, soul, and blues. Who there will be surf movies to en- 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. raanyc.org
knows what else is on the Butler thrall your senses, plus lots of Rockaway Times column- sTudio 7 Gallery, Fort Tilden
menu? Find out tonight at Bun- food and yes, great tasting beer! ist, Enchantress Shane Kulman
galow Bar. This is going to be a totally tubu- presents Unraveling Inner Pos- Wednesdays
377 Beach 92nd Street lar evening of fun! sibilities - Improv Theatre for 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
415 Beach 72nd Street Non-Actors. In this play shop, RAAs Oils & Acrylics Paint-
Friday, October 13 Kulman leads self-expression ing Class with instructor, Joseph
6 p.m. Sunday, October 15 through improvisational act- Perez (www.seapainter.net).
Start fine-tuning your vocal 4 p.m. ing, centering and relaxation $20 RAA Member / $30
cords and get ready for the Fab- Big City Folk is back at Fort practices leading to authentic Non-member
ulous Wades as they make their Tilden. Niall Connolly, Warren communication. The workshop sTudio 6 Gallery, Fort Tilden
triumphant return to the Knights Malone, Michael Brunnock and is 1 to 5 p.m. with a dinner and RAA offers a wide variety of
of Columbus, performing your mystery guests will perform celebration break from 5 to 6:30 art classes. To receive weekly
favorite classics from the 50s 60s Irish and folk tunes at RAAs T-7 p.m. The day culminates with updates on series of classes and
and 70s that will have you sing- building in Fort Tilden. Theres a a show at the Rockaway Artists one-time workshops, email:
ing along. $10 suggested donation. Alliance (RAA) where your in- j.dalid@raanyc.org or call 718-
333 Beach 90th Street Fort Tilde, Building T-7 vited guests get to witness your 474-0861
performance! For more info.,
Saturday, October 14 Saturday, October 21 email: yourbeautifulchild@ Theater in Rockaway (Yes,
7 p.m. 8 p.m. gmail.com Rockaway has its own theater
Okay its a well-kept secret. Local DJ Mugsy Mugs and Jim- RAAs Camp kidsmART, Fort company!)
Well, not really. Valid rumors are my Dowd of St. James Clothing/ Tilden In 2011, the Rockaway Theatre
circulating around that a very Boarders Surf Shop and Epsteins Company brought you Rockaway
well-known, and well-followed Beach present an evening of mu- Sunday, October 29 Cafe A Decade of Dynamite! and
rock and roll hall of famer will sic to help raise money for the 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. by popular demand, its back!
be kicking off Bugalous fever- people of Puerto Rico devastated As October 29 marks the fifth Come and enjoy the musical re-
ishly anticipated music series at by Hurricane Maria. With bands, anniversary of Superstorm vue directed by John Gilleece,
St. Francis de Sales school gym. Indaculture and Walker and Sandy, come to the opening and musical arrangements and
Hate to name drop, but shhh! It The Brotherhood of the Grape reception of RAAs timely ex- direction by the amazing duo, Jeff
maybe none other than the leg- performing with special guest hibition, Flood Brothers. This & Heather Arzberger that has tit-
endary Max Weinberg of Bruce B.M.W.A., this will be a rewarding water-centric showing presents illated audiences for over a dec-
Springsteens E-Street band! To night for you to not only rock out sculpture, drawings and tap- ade. Note that the show sells out
purchase tickets, email bugalou- at Epsteins, but pay it forward by estries by artist, Christopher quickly, so seize the chance to
music@gmail. With local band contributing gift cards that will be Saucedo, whose Rockaway get your hands on some tickets!
Solshyne opening the show, you personally delivered to the hurri- home was destroyed during Show dates are November 3, 4, 5,
better grab your tickets now be- cane victims. PR se levanta! Sandy. Flood Brothers is in- 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19. Visit:www.
cause this epic concert will in- 88-22 Rockaway Beach Blvd tended to remind us all of the ir- rockawaytheatrecompany.org
deed sell out! revocable bond that storm-rav-
219 Beach 129th Street Sundays aged communities all share Got info on live music and art
6 p.m. living on the waters edge and exhibitions coming up in Rocka-
Saturday, October 14 Come out and be blessed by the multifaceted relationship way and Broad Channel? Send it
9 p.m. live and direct positive vibrations we all have with water. Sandy to kami@rockawaytimes.com
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shared with us this week. Send your photos (limit to 2 per week) to
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