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Holiday Markets Galore
By Katie McFadden
Small Business Saturday may have passed, but that shouldn’t be the only day to consider shopping local this holiday season, or year round. Keep the spirit of shopping small by frequenting your local businesses, or supporting those without storefronts at some of the many, and we mean many, upcoming holiday markets featuring unique and often homemade goods from local vendors. For small home-based businesses, the holiday season is primetime to make some money and to provide shoppers with one-of-a-kind gifts that can’t be found at the mall or on Amazon. Holiday boutiques have long been a part of Rockaway, with the big one at St. Camillus taking
place for several decades. However, with more and more creative locals throwing their hat into the small business ring, the market for markets has exploded, and the calendar for the holiday season is jam-packed with opportunities for vendors to sell and for locals to pick up items made with local flare and a personal touch. Local, Marybeth Galvin, owner of Betsy’s Bungalow, could be considered the holiday market queen. She’s bringing Betsy’s Bungalow to almost every holiday market in town this season and has been instrumental in helping get many of the markets off the ground for the first time. For Galvin, the markets are a good way for her to directly connect with her customer base at events that help connect the neighborhood. “The small business market is booming, it’s a true representation of what our community really is: friendly, creative, close-knit and about having a good time. Supporting local businesses has many unique benefits. Shopping at the pop-up markets allows the
chance for the customer to interact directly with the business owners and often product creators. The local vendors offer rare and personalized items that cannot be found in malls and chain stores,� Galvin said. Betsy’s Bungalow is known for offering unique painted wood items like beach signs, bottle openers and more. But for this holiday season, she’s offering something even more special. “Betsy’s Bungalow is featuring a Rockaway Beach ornament this season which is handmade, filled with authentic Rockaway sand and a piece of the wooden boardwalk that was destroyed in Hurricane Sandy, making it a limited edition,� Galvin said. Phil Groves, owner of the Far Rock Shop, which offers unique Far Rock-branded swag, from hats to t-shirts and more, agrees that the markets are a good way to connect with shoppers. “We love being out at the local markets, to engage with our fellow Rockawayites,� Groves said. “While our merchandise is not necessarily
geared towards the holidays, it is organically geared to the community. So with the holiday season being such a festive and spirited time, it allows for us to connect even more with our customers, and be in an environment full of cheer and positive vibes.� While selling their own unique products, both Galvin and Groves see the markets as a way to support all local small businesses and the community as a whole. “Shopping local this holiday season supports the Rockaway economy and helps our neighborhood to continue to thrive,� Galvin said. “At the markets, you also find other local artists and vendors, that do great work, that we also can support. It starts to feel like a fraContinued on page 5
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HOLIDAY MARKETS GALORE Continued from Page 2 ternity of sorts... all the more enhanced during the holiday season,” Groves added. Now is the time to get your holiday shopping done without having to leave the peninsula. Here’s a rundown of the upcoming holiday markets around the community: Belle Harbor Yacht Club Holiday Boutique Thursdays, November 29 & December 13, 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. The BHYC Holiday Boutique has become another big holiday market since starting a few years ago. More than 40 vendors take over two floors of the BHYC (533 Beach 126th Street) and shoppers pack the building as they look for that perfect homemade gift. As an added bonus, this market has become a full-fledged event with live music, raffles, a 50/50 and a cash bar to take a break between shopping.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2018 Broad Channel Craft Fair Friday, November 30, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, December 1, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. This one is a bit special as there will be raffles with proceeds benefitting the American Legion Comfort Warriors. At this small market at the American Legion Hall (209 Cross Bay Blvd), you’ll find jewelry, ornaments, goods, crafts and more. Gliders’ Holiday Market December 1, 2, 16, 23, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Gliders’ holiday market is the new guy in town, offering a small shopping experience with about 10 vendors on weekends in Gliders Gym (114-04 Beach Channel Drive). Inside you’ll find unique gifts from varied local vendors each weekend, plus a chance to pick up a tasty pie, cake or other dessert for the holidays from the Holiday Dessert Outlet. If you’re a vendor looking for a table, contact glidersmarket@gmail.com or call 646996-9501.
RAA’s Maker’s Marketplace Saturday, December 1, 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. The Rockaway Artists Alliance often impresses with their various art exhibits, but this is an opportunity to take home some art or other handcrafted gifts like jewelry, pottery, embroidery, goodies and more. St. Camillus Christmas Boutique December 8, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. December 9, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. This long-running holiday boutique is one you don’t want to miss with more than 50 vendors spread across the Springman Hall auditorium (Beach 100th Street). Plus make sure to bring some extra cash as there will be opportunities to win some great raffle prizes. PS/MS 114 Holiday Shopping Night Friday, December 7, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. This is another relatively new market, but it’ll be impressive with 40 vendors filling the gym at the Belle Harbor School (400 Beach 135th Street). There will
also be raffles and a 50/50 taking place, making this market a chance to take home more than bought gifts! RWA Holiday Market Wednesday, December 12, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Check out the Rockaway Waterfront Alliance (58-03 Rockaway Beach Blvd) for their annual Holiday Market featuring local vendors selling locally made soap, baked goods, jewelry, stationary, and much more. Brunch with Santa Holiday Market Saturday, December 22, 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. This isn’t only an opportunity to get your last minute shopping done, but a chance to enjoy brunch with Santa Claus himself making an appearance at Community House (101-19 Rockaway Beach Blvd). They’re offering two-for-one brunch cocktails, which will pair well as you shop from more than 15 local vendors offering handmade goods, clothing, photographs, spices and more.
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Lighting Up For the Holidays Let there be light! The sky might be dark by 4:30 p.m., but Rockaway will soon be merry and bright as it rings in the holiday season. There are plenty of Christmas tree and menorah lightings coming up. The holiday season in Rockaway will kick off with the Beach 116th, Street Christmas tree lighting. The event, held near the firehouse on Beach 116th will start at 5 p.m. on Saturday, December 1. The night will include live entertainment, caroling and refreshments, plus the lighting of the tree and a visit from Santa Claus to get in those holiday pictures. While Hanukkah begins on December 2, the Beach 116th Street menorah lighting will take place on Wednesday, December 5 at 5:30 p.m. This event, held near Rockaway Beach Boulevard, will include singing, prayers led by local rabbis, music, treats and more. These events are sponsored by Assembly District Leader Lew Simon, Kathleen Laslie,
Mazzone Hardware and Rockawaves DJs. On Sunday, December 2, head over the Cross Bay Bridge to Broad Channel for their annual Christmas Tree Lighting at the Broad Channel Athletic Club (125 Cross Bay Blvd). Beginning at 5 p.m., the ceremo-
ny includes music and dance performances, caroling, hot cocoa and other goodies, plus a visit from Santa as the tree above the Clubhouse is lit for the season. The following weekend will bring more light on Saturday, December 8. The Rockaway Beach Civic Association hosts their annual tree lighting and holiday party from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., in front of the Peninsula Library on Beach 94th Street. The afternoon will include arts and crafts, music, hot chocolate and a visit from Santa. After the RBCA lighting, head uptown to the big show in town as the Little North Pole (144-03 Neponsit Ave) lights up for the season with a big show to celebrate. The party will feature live music and dance performances, special guests, food, a visit from Santa with toys for all the kids, plus the lighting of the most decorated home in Rockaway. The show kicks off at 3:30 p.m. on
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***** Someone tweeted a photo of the never-completed 16-story buildings that stood like a skeletons for years at Beach 193rd Street in Breezy Point. The photo was from the early 1970s. Lawsuits stopped the complex of residences and commercial spaces that would have changed the area forever. The buildings themselves were imploded in 1979. The hills from the rubble remain there today, though covered by grass and shrubs. The company that built the complex sued the City and wanted the rubble preserved as evidence in the court case, according to an article in The New York Times. So, when you pass by the hill, you’ll know it’s more than a hill. ***** The same NY Times article from 1979 mentions how the Breezy beach grows “sever-
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2018 al feet wider every year.” Keep in mind it was growing wider in 1979 and has been doing so ever since. Oceanfront homes in Breezy are now about a quarter of a mile from the actual ocean. Amazing. The rock jetty at the point was built by the Army Corps of Engineers (remember them?) in the 1920s to curb the flow of sand that was threatening to reach across and cut off the entrance to Jamaica Bay. ***** Meanwhile, Rockaway, especially the Beach 90s, continues to erode. Photos from last week’s rains show surfers stepping into the ocean from the Beach 91st ramp that is now completely surrounded by ocean during extra high tides. ***** It’s more than the nation’s infrastructure that’s growing old. We are, too. By 2030 all baby boomers will be older than 65 and for the first time in the country’s history, old people will outnumber children (those 18 and younger), according to the U.S. Census Bureau. It’s
projected that there will be 78 million people 65 years and older, compared to 76.7 million whippersnappers. ***** Another reminder, New York State Senator and Marine Corps veteran James Sanders Jr. will be hosting a Veterans Job and Resource Fair on Friday, December 7 (Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day) from 12 noon to 4 p.m. at the Daniel M. O’Connell American Legion Post 272 (Knights of Columbus), located at 330 Beach 90th Street. This event is free of charge to both attendees and vendors. Attendees MUST be either a veteran of any branch of the U.S. military or an active service member. If you plan to attend, we recommend that you bring copies of your resume and DD-214 form, and RSVP by calling Senator Sanders' District Office at 718-5233069. ***** So, it’s not our imagination, and summer businesses won’t be surprised. It really does rain a lot around here. Recent
rain has moved 2018 into the top 10 wettest years in New York’s history. Five of the top ten have occurred since 2000. Only two years since 1970 have ranked in the top 10 driest. It’s been a while since we heard drought talk. Quite the opposite with all the flooding that occurs in Rockaway and Broad Channel. ***** It might be getting cold, but it’s also when the city starts looking for lifeguards for next summer. Applicants must pass the Qualifying Test which begins at city indoor pools across the city beginning on December 3. Tests are in December and January. Lifeguards earn a minimum of $15 an hour and can earn a weekly salary of about $800. Go to nycgovparks. org/opportunities/jobs/lifeguards for more information. ***** We're looking for freelancers! If you have some journalism or professional writing experience and are interested, send an email with a resume to editor@rockawaytimes.com
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Demanding Answers or Court Time for the Courthouse By Katie McFadden
It might be time to take the Courthouse to court. At least that’s how some felt at the latest meeting regarding the long-abandoned Rockaway Courthouse on Beach 90th Street. On Tuesday, November 27, Community Board 14’s Economic Development Committee (CB14 EDC) gathered at the Knights of Columbus in hopes of hearing some new developments with the courthouse owned by Uri Kaufman of The Harmony Group. Yet with Kaufman being a no-show, many left the meeting disappointed and suggesting that the NYC Economic Development Corporation considers taking back the courthouse to give it to new hands. At Tuesday’s meeting, CB14 EDC Committee members were expecting to hear news on progress on the courthouse, which has seen minimal action since NYCEDC selected The Harmony Group as the developer in
April 2013. In March 2015, Kaufman was awarded the property at a price tag of $50,000 in part because of a promise that The Harmony Group would invest $10 million into transforming it into a medical center. Things were looking good as Dr. Mark Gelwan and the Rockaway’s ASC Development group were expected to become tenants of the future medical facility, but by late 2014, Rockaway’s ASC Development had a falling out with The Harmony Group and instead opted to develop a brand new medical facility at Beach 105th Street, which is now nearing completion. As if losing his tenants and now having the competition of another medical facility nearby weren't enough, a court ordered The Harmony Group to pay $300,000 for a breach of contract to Gelwan and other defendants in a lawsuit in November 2017. Yet Kaufman remained optimistic. In September 2017, Kaufman came to a Rockaway Beach Civ-
ic Association (RBCA) meeting to outline his plans. However it lacked many details, such as what specific medical uses the building would be used for. Kaufman was asked to return when he had more concrete plans. In a follow-up meeting in December 2017, NYCEDC representative Eleni Bourinaris, provided an update to ease some concerns that Kaufman wouldn’t be able to use the building for anything other than medical use, as he had originally promised, instead of turning it into something else that the community didn’t want. Soon after, asbestos removal began, but not much else. With minimal work taking place and the need for another medical facility no longer there, the RBCA once again brought up the issue in May 2018 and went as far as to say that the NYCEDC should consider taking the property back from Kaufman and opening it up to new proposals. But Kau-
fman insisted he was making progress. This past summer, The Rockaway Times reached out to Kaufman who said, “We're literally inches away. We have a tentative closing date with the bank for the construction loan for July 31.” Yet there has still been limited action occurring at the building that once bore a sign saying, “Coming in 2017.” So CB14 called for a meeting in hopes of receiving updates. However, after Kaufman didn’t show up and NYCEDC’s Susan Goldfinger, the Senior Vice President for Real Estate Transaction Services, showed up in place of Bourinaris to provide no substantial update on Tuesday, committee members left, calling the meeting a “waste of time.” Goldfinger began by presenting some of the updates. She outlined a timeline including building permit approval in summer 2017, the start of asbestos abatement in winter Continued on page 9
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DEMANDING ANSWERS Continued from Page 8 2017, which was completed in spring 2018, the completion of environmental testing in fall 2018 and the start of internal demolition in the fall of 2018, which is 80 percent complete. With so little new information, and no news of Kaufman having any tenants locked in, fears once again began to swirl about the property eventually being used for another use, or an unwanted “medical” use such as a methadone or abortion clinic. And once again, talk began of having the project stopped and beginning the process of reverting the property back to the NYCEDC and for it to be open to another developer. CB14 member and Rockaway Civic Association President Noreen Ellis expressed concerns about Kaufman’s financial situation and the lack of tenants. “When we first heard about him, his finances were a little concerning to me. He’s debt-financing projects, so he needs to show financers that he has anchor tenants for the project.
Two of his other projects in Albany had financial difficulties, so I believe a lot of these delays may have been due to a lack of financing and a lack of tenancy and it’s a vicious cycle. There’s a concern that at the 7th inning, he’s going to try to change something and the community won’t be part of the dialogue. You already have a larger medical facility going up on Beach 105th and I’m not sure he’s going to have the tenant base for this. We’re afraid there’s going to be a bait and switch,” Ellis said, to which Goldfinger replied that Kaufman is limited to only certain medical uses. Frustration led CB14 member and RBCA president John Cori to suggest that the property be taken back and used for something else altogether, as the RBCA had requested back in the spring. “At what point does a local civic or community board say to you that we want to take that property back, and at what point do you listen? We already sent a letter to you seven months ago asking for that to
happen,” Cori said. The EDC’s Goldfinger defended Kaufman, saying, “We feel that even if it is moving slowly, he’s acting in good faith. He’s made investments and it may not seem to the community that it's sufficient enough, but at this point, we are encouraged by that and want to give him the opportunity to see this through.” Cori retorted, “We had promises made in this room that work would commence on January 1 of this year,” to which Goldfinger replied, “Work did commence. He did asbestos remediation, which is required.” Cori pressed on: “Let’s get him here and make a timeline that if he goes beyond, we want to start the reverter clause. This is getting ridiculous,” Cori said. “I’m disgusted and shocked that this has been going on so long. He’s literally dumping garbage out the window, making it seem like he’s made progress, but he doesn’t even have real tenants. There’s a lot that needs to be done here and we were told by CB14 that if he didn’t meet his deadline,
the building could be taken back by EDC.” Goldfinger argued against this idea saying, “to take it back means taking it to court, which is always an option. But the EDC practice is to give opportunities for developers to fix their defaults and in this case it was agreed upon by the EDC and the community to give him more time. Going forward, if he’s in default, we have an opportunity to revisit getting the building back and opening it up to other uses, but I’ve been involved in those situations and it takes a good five to seven years to bring that to the table.” Cori replied, “This has been an eyesore for the community for many years and it’s getting worse. It’s not maintained and it’s unfair to this community. We want the developer here. We want Uri to answer questions directly and have him on record. We want him to explain what the hell is going on.” A follow up meeting with Kaufman and the CB14 Economic Development Committee is expected.
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Raise the Roof at the RAA Watercolors are nice on canvas, but never pouring from a ceiling. After 15 years of wind, and storms, including Hurricane Sandy, the roof of the Rockaway Artists Alliance sTudio 7 Gallery in Fort Tilden has taken a beating. The RAA has repeatedly made repairs to keep up with the damage, but it is beyond the point of simple repairs. “Beneath that roof is a unique, historic structure that houses art exhibitions and hosts performance events. It is our mission to offer these cultural programs to the residents of the area. RAA’s stewardship of this structure is crucial so that our community can continue to enjoy an array of enriching experiences within its walls,” a message on the RAA website reads. To repair the roof, the RAA is currently raising funds to match a $10,000 grant from
The Fund for the City of New York obtained via advocacy by RAA partner, the Jamaica Bay Rockaway Park Conservancy. “The sTudio 7 gallery is the heart of RAA. Here, we have exhibited and worked with local, national and international artists for twenty-three years and counting. The gallery continues to serve as a vibrant and diverse venue serving the community with exhibitions, events and education programs, and expanding to include studio space for working artists,” the RAA notes. During the season of giving, the RAA is asking the community to consider making a donation so that they can keep up the same great work that they do at sTudio 7. In order to donate, head to www.rockawayartistsalliance. org, where you’ll find a form that will direct you to a way to pay through Paypal.
This Week in History NOVEMBER 29 Greg Sullivan was born. 1986 - Actor Cary Grant died in Davenport, Iowa, at age 82. 2001 - The Beatles' George Harrison died of cancer. NOVEMBER 30 Tara O’Donnell was born. 1940 - Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz were married. 2004 - Ken Jennings ended his 74game winning spree on the game show, Jeopardy! DECEMBER 1 Sean Boyle was born. Julia Dionne was born. Chris Thomas was born. Maura Buckley was born.
1804 - Napoleon Bonaparte was crowned emperor of France in Paris by Pope Pius VII.
DECEMBER 3 Barbara King was born. Lola Star was born. Diane Cardwell was born. 1833 - Oberlin College in Ohio became the first coed institution of higher learning in the U.S. 1967 - Dr. Christiaan N. Barnard performed the world's first successful human heart transplant. DECEMBER 4 1783 - George Washington delivered his farewell address to his officers at Fraunces Tavern in New York City. 1993 - Rock musician and composer Frank Zappa died at age 52.
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A Thousand Words They say a picture says a thousand words, so we’ll let these shocking photos by local photographer Joe Lupo do most of the talking. One message is clear. This isn’t good. Lupo shot these photos around Beach 91st Street on Sunday, November 25, after a night of heavy rain from a storm that also brought on extreme high tides, leading to more beach erosion and yet another round of street flooding with water coming up from drains in various parts of the peninsula and in Broad Channel. As can be seen in the photos, the protective dunes have eroded into eight-foot high cliffs and the beach access ramp is looking more and more like a boat launch. The city has no plan for the beaches next summer after closing the eroding area in the Beach 90s, which is get-
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Little North Pole to Make ‘Great Christmas Light Fight’ Debut By Katie McFadden
Lights, camera…lights! The Little North Pole has been thrilling locals for more than two decades, but now everyone will get to see a piece of what Rockaway gets to enjoy each December when The Little North Pole lights up television screens across the country on ABC’s “The Great Christmas Light Fight” on Monday, December 3. Joe Mure’s extravagant Little North Pole display in Neponsit is set to have its annual lighting for the 2018 holiday season on Saturday, December 8, but before that, the big display will appear on the small screen as part of a national holiday light competition. “The Great Christmas Light Fight” showcases the wildest and most spectacular Christmas displays in America. In each onehour episode, four families from all around the country decorate their homes to the extreme in the hopes of winning the coveted Light Fight trophy and a $50,000 prize. This season, the Mures and their Little North Pole will be among those competing, but according to Joe Mure, it was a fight to get him to even consider doing the show. Mure, who was familiar with the show, initially turned down the offer when producers reached out to him, asking him to be featured. “When they first called me, I said I wasn’t interested. Then they called me a second time and I said I wasn’t interested. And on the third call, they said I could win $50,000. I said I wasn’t interested in the money, but I made them a deal and said if they give it to the charity we do this for, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) and they let me talk about the charity on TV, I would consider it. A few weeks later they came back and okayed it,” he said. Last year, the Little North Pole had an early arrival, with the lighting and the big celebration leading up to it, happening almost a month earlier than usual, on November 12. However the timing was coordinated with when the producers of “The Great Christmas Light Fight” were set to film Mure’s home.
Mure and Santa are ready for their close-up. Photo by John Reinhardt.
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And when the show’s judge, Taniya Nayak showed up, she was in for quite a surprise. “I had seen the show before and part of the reason I told them no was because I’d seen a bunch of the houses that were featured and they were just tremendous, 20, 30, 40 acre properties with huge light shows that were second to none. So I figured if we were going to compete against them, we wanted a fair shot to win, so we figured out a possibility to give us an edge and that’s why we had our celebration on the night that the judge showed up. On the show, you usually watch the judge come up to a house and there are 10 people outside. There’s a big difference when you pull up to a house with 10 people and when you pull up to one with 5,000,” Mure said, referring to the crowd his holiday block party draws for the annual lighting of his home to raise money for JDRF. Mure believes the community support during last year’s filming may help give The Little
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North Pole the boost it needs to win on the episode that will air on ABC at 9 p.m. on Monday, December 3. Or perhaps it’s the extravagant illuminated features on his home like a real carousel, sky-high toy soldiers, an animated Santa’s workshop, or every inch of the home covered in lights. Or maybe the real winning factor will be the reason Mure puts on the display each year. “Our real intention is to really give each and every child an experience and memory of Christmas that we believe is something they’ll remember the rest of their lives. We’re looking to put smiles on as many faces as we can. At the same time, we’re raising money for juvenile diabetes research,” he said. “We’ve raised anywhere between one and two million dollars over the last 24 years and that has gone directly to JDRF. We’re hoping to continue and raise more up until a point where there’s a cure and we don’t need to do it anymore.” With the cameras around last year, the lighting of the Little
North Pole was a bit untraditional, with several takes of the lighting. “Filming the show was fun but it made it more difficult. The producer wanted to run the whole show, so it became complicated, dealing with someone that had never been to the Little North Pole and didn’t know how we usually do things. It delayed Santa coming in and giving out toys, which I wasn’t happy about because kids had to wait longer and I’m sure some went home early because of it. I think that was the negative aspect of filming, but I think people were understanding,” Mure said. However, depending on Monday’s results, Mure says it could all be worth it. “We’re hoping to win so that the charity will benefit by it, and if that takes place, then it’s a huge benefit in what we’ve done.” Another perk is the added exposure. Appearing on the show may be the gift that keeps on giving, whether the Little North Pole wins the prize money or not. Not only will the home be featured on “The Great Christmas Light Fight,” but the home has gotten some further attention from ABC leading up to the show. On Tuesday, November 27, the Little North Pole was featured in a segment on Good Morning America and Mure says ABC’s Nightline has contacted him to film a segment on Thursday, November 29 as well. The nationwide exposure could mean more visits to the Little North Pole this holiday season and more donations towards JDRF. Yet Mure is still hopeful the Little North Pole comes on top. “Hopefully by Monday, we’ll be declared a winner and the charity will benefit as a result. If the $50K can help make the life of a child with juvenile diabetes a little easier or better, then it’s all worth it,” Mure said. Tune in to ABC on Monday, December 3 at 9 p.m., to find out if The Little North Pole is enough to impress the judges and take home the money for JDRF. And, stay tuned for the following weekend, when the Little North Pole (144-03 Neponsit Ave) lights up for the season with the ceremony starting at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, December 8.
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Life With Our “Artistic” Child By Kami-Leigh Agard
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that one out of every 68 children in the U.S. has autism. However, on a global scale, according to nonprofit organization, Global Autism Project (GAP), here are two beguiling statistics — there are 75 million people in the world with autism, and 85 percent of them live in developing countries. In the U.S., caregivers of loved ones with autism bemoan the lack of services, but can you imagine the horrific challenges parents of an autistic child or adult face in a rural village in Africa, China or Latin America? Well, the GAP is working towards changing that, and local Rockaway resident, Laura O'Connor Leonard, has joined in on their mission, and is heading to China to work with the Nanchang Huicong Chil-
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Support Global Autism Warrior — Laura O’Connor Leonard dren Rehabilitation Training Center. Leonard, a self-described, “Queens girl,” has more than 25 years under her belt in the special education field as a certified school psychologist, special education teacher and board certified licensed behavioral analyst. Most recently, she worked for Challenge Early Intervention Center as an ABA specialist, and now teaches at a private school, and runs her own behavioral health agency. Leonard is also a fierce ice hockey mom and avid NY Jets fan. With so much already on her plate, when asked why she chose to volunteer for GAP, Leonard responded, “For much of my career in special education, I worked with diverse communities in Brooklyn. I met so many families with autistic children from all over who expressly came to NYC for help.
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I remember working with this one family, who were bringing their autistic child back to their home country, so that the devil could be removed from her. Many years ago, I heard that in India, the translation for autism was something like “a child without a brain.” All of my experiences, not only as a professional in the field, but as an individual who desired to make a difference, stayed with me. So a while back, when I heard about GAP, I knew this was an avenue I could affect
change on a global level, and this year, I finally stepped up and applied.” Founded by Molly Ola Pinney in 2003, Brooklyn-based GAP is an international nonprofit organization that partners with local centers around the world to provide services for children with autism. Recruits such as Leonard, otherwise know as SkillCorps volunteers, train teachers and parents, who in turn learn valuable skills needed to help teach children with autism. Pinney started the organization after moving to Ghana with a family who had a child with autism. She was struck by the lack of awareness and services provided there when families started showing up at her house looking for the woman who knew what autism was. GAP now serves ten Continued on page 21
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LIFE WITH OUR ARTISTIC CHILD Continued from Page 20 countries, with the goal of establishing centers in 20 countries by 2020. Leonard said the volunteers work directly with the teachers and parents, not the children. “What I like about GAP is their emphasis on sustainability. When we go there, we work directly with the teachers and parents, not the kids, and then they in turn start working with the kids. The whole idea is sustainability, so the teachers and parents can continue to put in practice the skills we taught them, so they aren’t relying on us to be there to run the program. However, once we leave, GAP continues support and mentorship through weekly phone calls with the centers,” she said. Leonard was a little conflicted about her decision to go overseas. “I’m leaving for a month at the end of February. It’s all very daunting as I’ll be away from my family on my birthday. Also,
I know so many families here in NYC are also desperate for help. However, though we don’t have the best of services here, at least we have services. There’s so much room for improvement, but who knows, maybe there is something they are doing in China that I could bring back here,” she said. A significant requirement for GAP volunteers is that they have to fundraise a minimum of $5,000. The money goes towards the program the recruit is volunteering for. Also, recruits have to pay for their own airfare. As of press time, Leonard has raised $2,825. “Since I got accepted to the program in September, needless to say, it’s been quite a challenge, but I’m confident that we will reach our fundraising goal,” she said. To support Leonard’s GAP cohort in China, visit: Crowdrise campaign: www.crowdrise.com/o/en/campaign/ skillcorps-china-february-2019/ lauraleonard9. And for more information about GAP, visit: globalautismproject.org
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Rockaway Resident Named World’s Best Bread Baker Rockaway Beach resident, Sarah Owens, is definitely not loafing around. This radical baker, award-winning cookbook author, and proprietor of wholesale locally-based, Ritual Fine Foods, went against the grain, and won the first-ever Tiptree World Bread Awards, a competition, organized with the British Food is GREAT program and supported by American Bakers Association (ABA), that gathered the stars of the bread-baking world, contending for the throne of upper crust. Owens beat competition from loaves sent in from around the U.S., delivered by courier and in person on the morning of the judging at Brooklyn’s Dumbo Loft on November 14. She won both her wholemeal/ wholewheat category and the overall competition for best bread, and walked away with a Tiptree hamper, a trophy and $1,000. The award ceremony was hosted by Stephen Hallam,
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2 ROOM STUDIO BELLE HARBOR MINT - New kitchen, bath and appliances. Plenty of closets, living room/bedroom combination. Application Process, owner will split fee if approved. Call Susan for more info 347 260 3891 ........................................ $1500 ONE BEDROOM 124th 3rd level, eat in kitchen, living room, all utilities included. Call Susan 347 260 3891 .................. $1400 120’s Top oor unit, EIK, hardwood oors, pay gas and cooking gas, no pets, parking. Call Susan 347 260 3891 ................. $1500 120’s Walk in closet has access to small back private porch, extra ÂŤofďŹ ceÂť room, living room, dining room (pocket doors between), kitchen, breakfast nook. Subzero fridge, Viking stove, Bosch dishwasher, granite countertops. Marble bath. No washer/dryer. Under porch extra storage for bikes.Summer Wknd parking. No pets , pay gas & electric ...................... $1800 Arverne By The Sea Walk in, steps to the beach, exceptional large rooms, new bath and kitchen, washer & dryer, outdoor space, 1 parking spot. Pay all utilities ...................... $2000 TWO BEDROOMS Ocean Grande Ocean views every window, large bedrooms, 2 baths, plenty of clostes, washer & dryer, building amenities, concierge front desk, computer room, roof top deck, ďŹ tness center, locker with showers. available 12/1/18. Call Susan 347 260 3891 ..................$2500 120’s Beach block beauty, PS 114 School District. Newly renovated, 2 bath, terrace, 1 car park. Pay all utilities ....................................................$2400 120’s GORGEOUS! Large kitchen with breakfast area, New bath with shower and tub, parquet oors throughout, central air, lots of windows, 2 balconies plus private terrace, no w/d, no pets, 2 car parking for summer only, pay electric. Available 11/15. Call Susan 347 260 3891 ..................$2250 Arverne By The Sea Steps to beach. Beautiful unit. MOVE RIGHT IN. Available January 1, 2019. Call Susan 347 260 3891 ..................$2200 120’s Newly renovated, walk in, EIK, lots of closets, good sized bedrooms, one parking space for summer, no pets, Pay gas & elec., heat included Will be available 1/15/19..Call Susan 347 260 3891 ......................... $1850 120s Beach block, 1 bath, Washer dryer, 1 car park, No pets. Heat included. Call Susan 347 260 3891 .................. $1800 100’s. Adorable, bungalow feels like your own home, new kitchen and bath, no pets, pay all utilities. Call Susan 347 260 3891 .................. $1700 120’s Adorable, sunny and cozy with terrace. No pets, No smoking. Call Susan 347 260 3891 .................. $1800 100’s Small cottage with shared outdoor space. No pets, pay all utilities. Call Susan 347 260 3891 .................. $1650 THREE BEDROOMS Great location, close to beach, ferry and shops, good sized rooms, hardwood oors, 2
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B R O O K LY N M E M B E R
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Lic. Broker-Owner: Lisa Jackson Lic. Associate Brokers: Barbara Ferguson • Nia Casilla Lic. RE Agents: Ariana David • Colleen Brady • Jenny Dantone
417 Beach 129th St • (718) 634-3134 • Mon-Sat 10am-6pm
Neponsit-Drastically Reduced! Only Oceanfront Available Fall 2018 Steal of a Deal!
Brand New To Market! Rockaway Park Spacious open floor plan duplex with HW floors, kitchen granite counters, stainless appliances, breakfast bar and an abundance of cabinets. 2BR's and two baths on the first floor plus a full finished lower level with BR, half bath, laundry room, family sized den and storage galore. $575,000
Situated on a very desirable 45'x100' corner lot, this bright and spacious home has 5 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, bonus walk up attic and a 2 car garage. Will not last at this price. Get in before its gone! Call today for your private viewing. $799,000 NEW TO MARKET
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Phenominal Water Views Custom built home, huge EIK, 3 BR's with individual balconies, HW flooring, high ceilings and marble baths. Lower level has an additional 2 BR's, full bath and sauna. Parking for 8. $2,500,000
Beach Block 60’x100’ An entertainer’s dream! Large FLR, fireplace, den, grand FDR, granite EIK with sliders, large back patio and an in-ground pool. Spacious BR’s and huge ocean view terrace. $2,199,000
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Sprawling 80’ x 100’
Waterfront - 60' x 100' Stunning all brick 3BR, 2.5 bath, gourment granite kitchen with sub zero and Viking appliances, radiant heat, central air, paved parking, garage and full finished basement. $1,750,000
BUY LAND, THEY’RE NOT MAKING IT ANYMORE!
NEPONSIT Selling Fully Furnished Desirable beach block, consisting of just 12 residences. This Mediterranean 5 BR home exudes classic beauty! Parking for 7, ocean views, in-ground pool & Jacuzzi. $2,900,000
Fabulous 4BR, 4 bath split level home. Gourmet kitchen, gleaming HW floors throughout, fin bsmt with 2 BR’s and 2 car garage. $1,875,000
Beach Block 60’X100’ vacant lot. We have the APPROVED PLANS to start building right away! Stop by our office we have the floor plans for your review. $1,500,000
UPPER BELLE HARBOR
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NEW TO MARKET
Price Reduced! - 60’x100’ Fabulous wide open floor plan with 4BR, 2.5 baths, stone fireplace, spacious dining area, kitchen with granite counters. HW floors, master en suite and private drive. $999,000
Brand New to Market Enjoy a front row seat with unobstructed ocean views plus a private rooftop terrace. Each unit has 3 bedrooms and two baths and private parking. $995,000
Belle Harbor - Beach Block This Mother/Daughter 4BR, 3 bath home has HW floors, high ceilings, spacious LR/DR,terrace, full finished basement and detached garage. $985,000
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Just Steps From the Water! Beautiful sun filled 2 family is mint. A total of 5 BR’s, 3.5 baths, rooftop terrace with ocean and bay views. Attached garage, private drive, backyard, central heating and cooling. $949,000
Oceanfront Penthouse! Oceanfront apartment filled with sunlight and has 3BR’s, 2.5 baths, 2 pairs of sliders leading out to a spectaular and spacious oceanfront balcony and private parking. $845,000
Belle Shores Condominium Large duplex offering ocean and bay views. 2BR's plus an incredible master suite with it's own private terrace. Living space offers skylights, HW floors and private parking. $799,000
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Gorgeous Block - 45' x 100' Newly renovated adorable 3BR, 2 bath with Lush botanical plantings of aromatic lavender and sweet basil straight from your garden to your organic table! Private parking. $799,000
Legal 2 Family The main floor has 2BR's, a fully tiled bath and a fenced in yard with deck. One BR rental has private deck and bay views. Simple conversion to a one family! Parking for 3! $725,000
Legal 2 - Great Investment! Located on one of the most desirable blocks in all of Rockaway Beach. Both apartments have 2BR’s and 1 bath with W/D in unit and private parking. $699,000
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Priced to Sell! Completely renovated, cute and cozy bungalow. If apartment living is not for you, this sweet 2 BR home w/ private backyard and parking may be the perfect solution. $549,000
Rockaway Park Condo Walk in duplex apartment, 2/3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, granite kitchen, SS appliances, HW floors and private parking. Half a block to the beach. PRICED TO SELL! $499,000
ROCKAWAY PARK
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Courtyard Bungalow Absolutely adorable home with bamboo floors, LR with an open kitchen and a sleeping loft. This court is completely fenced in and features quaint walkways with small yard space. $299,000
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Serious buyer needs a multi family home. If its time to sell, we have your buyer. Call Us!
Brand New to Market!
A splendid 6 bedroom Belle Harbor all brick colonial home.
Expansive 6,000 sq. ft corner property favored by glorious sunlight. Newly renovated open floor plan with gorgeous kitchen, center island, w/b fireplace, radiant heat, CAC, recessed lighting, powder room, laundry room plus a beautiful sun room with a separate entrance. Second floor has 3BR's one being a large master suite with 2nd w/b fireplace and a massive private terrace. Third floor has an additional 3BR's and full bath. The basement is enormous with high ceilings and endless possibilities. Two car garage and private parking. - $1,299,000
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Center Hall ColonialC T A Over 3,000 sq ft of living T R space, N gorgeous paved backyard CO with In-ground heated ER D pool, two private driveways N and Ua detached garage. $1,400,000
All Brick Center Hall Dhome is Stately 4BR, 3.5 bath O L sun light favored by glorious S T and positioned U S on an expansive 6,000 sq. ft.J property, you will be impressed the moment you step inside. $1,395,000
Supreme LegalAC3T Owner enjoy’s over 2,000 T R sq. ft. of living space, C3BR’ O Ns, 2.5 baths, full fin. bsmt., E Rgorgeous yard with Dfiber deck and glass pool while N U income on the other two collecting rental apartments. $1,299,000
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Neponsit - 60' x 100'C T A Gorgeous block, large T R country backyard, outdoorCshower O N and huge two tier deck.Quaint front porch, R D E Granite kitchen with large LR,NDR, U Sub Zero and Wolf appliances, HW floors, full fin. bsmt. $1,290,000
Neponsit - 60' x 100'C T R A this Just one block to theT beach Nis immaculate 3BR, 2.5 bath home O and just waiting R Cfor your personal D Eceilings, FLR, marble touch. High N U FDR, den, 2 car garage. fireplace, $999,000
Beach Block LEGAL 3, the top and L D middle floor apt. have SaObright and S T private terrace spacious LR/DR, J U baths. The walk in 2BR’s and 1.5 apt. is a 1BR with new kitchen and appliances. $999,000
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Turn Key - 50’ x 100’ CT R A Don’t Absolutely charming! T N miss out on this beautiful 2/3 COHarbor BR, 2.5 bathE RBelle home. FinishedN Dbasement, finished U by side private parking. attic, side $995,000
A Must See! C T A Renovated and tastefully T R done, 3BR, 1.5 bath Chome O N has a full finished basement, tons of R storage,N D Egorgeous kitchen, U backyard with pool stunning and pavers. $825,000
Belle Harbor - Legal C2 T RA Owners unit, 3BR, N T 2 bath, O terrace, backyard and private R C rental for a parking.. 2BR E D guaranteed U N income. Won't last $699,000
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ROCKAWAY PARK Legal 2 Family! D O L from the Just two short blocks S boardwalk U and S T beach. 3 BR, 2 bath, overJ 2BR, 2 bath, over a bonus 1 bedrom apartment. Private parking! $699,000
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Investment Opportunity! CT RA T N This 1910 O large MultiFamily home R Chas 2 duplex E apartments. Amazing Bay D Views,U4Nbedrooms and 3 baths and low taxes. $499,000
Brand New to Market CT RA T Spacious 2BR, 1BA O Nco-op with hardwood floors, R C easy floor E plan, ocean D views and parking. U N to the ocean! Priced Just steps to sell. $249,000
Condos & Co-ops
138th: Beach block renovated 4BR, 2 bath duplex townhouse (AD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,350
92nd: 3BR, 2BA duplex condo with ocean view terrace (NC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$675,000
140th: Belle Harbor 3BR, 2.5BA house rental with large backyard (AD) . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,000
121st: 2R, 1BA co-op gut renovation with views from terrace (BF) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$425,000
129th: 4BR, 2BA house rental with yard, deck and outdoor shower (LJ) . . . . . . . . . . . $4,000
121st: 2BR, 2BA oceanfront co-op with private terrace (BF) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$365,000
137th: 3BR, 2BA house rental with wood floors and new kitchen (AD) . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,000
121st: 2BR, 1BA co-op with private terrace and HW floors (CB) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$299,000
127th: Beach block 2BR, 1BA apt with private terrace and parking (CB) . . . . . . . . . . . $2,400
139th: 2BR, 1.5BA co-op newly renovated, cash and sponsor approval required (BF). .$285,000
97th: Newly renovated 3BR, 1BA apt with new kitchen appliances (BF) . . . . . . . . . . . $2,300
80th: Large 2BR, 2.5BA condo with low maintenance and terrace (NC) . . . . . . . . . . .$269,000
128th: Beach block 2BR, 1BA apt with private entrance terrace and parking (CB) . . . . . $1,900
121st: 2BR, 1BA co-op with HW floors, ocean views and parking (NC) . . . . . . . . . . .$249,000
99th: Spacious beach block 2BR, 1BA apt with updated appliances and parking (NC) . . $1,800
121st: 1BR, 1BA co-op with HW floors, updated kitchen and bath (NC). . . . . . . . . . .$234,900
Broad Channel:1BR, 1BA updated house rental with backyard (CB). . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,600
139th: Completely renovated walk in 1BR, 1BA co-op with lots of closets (BF) . . . . . .$225,000
Broad Channel: 1BR, 1BA duplex apartment with parking (CB) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,500
139th: Newly renovated studio co-op. Cash and sponsor approval required (BF) . . . .$159,000
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Thinking of Selling, Buying or Renting? Give us a call! We are here to help with all your Real Estate needs. Lorraine Tom
BELLE HARBOR OCEAN FRONT Spacious One bedroom, oceanfront apt. Beautiful ocean views from every room. Raised formal dining area, large living room and bedroom, full bath, plenty of closets. Maint. $701.00 Available to rent $1600/month
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NEW EXCLUSIVE 117-12 Ocean Promenade HAMPTON HOUSE apt 5H
Spacious One bedroom ocean front with balcony and views views views galore! Large living room, dinette, one full bath, lots of closets. Low maintenance. Asking $343,000
Kiyan Hagan
UPPER BELLE HARBOR High ranch styled home. Could be mother/ daughter. Three bedrooms three full bath eat in kitchen living room dining room with additional large living space on main level 40x100 property lot Pvt drive/ spacious backyard $999,000
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
BELLE HARBOR BELLE HARBOR ROCKAWAY PARK UPPER BELLE HARBOR 2 bedroom, Beach Block 3 bedrooms, 3 bedroom with terrace. 1 car parking.
top floor, all new
2 baths, all new Pay all utilities..
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WE ARE NOW SELLING IN LONG BEACH IN RACT NT O C
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LONG BEACH
3 beds, 2 baths Totally Renovated Open Concept Home, Living Room W/Gas Fireplace, Large Dining Area, Designer Kitchen, Full Bath, W&D, Lovely Side Patio. 2nd Floor, Attic. Attached Garage With Spacious Storage.
CANADIAN DANCER PASSES IN ROCKAWAY OPEN HOUSE Saturday 12/1 from 2-4 PM 505 Beach 124th Street
PRICE REDUCED. Asking only $999K.
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Charles Grant Chalmers, aged 85, died in Rockaway Park, NY on Sunday, November 4, 2018. His demise followed a lengthy illness. Mr. Chalmers was one of the Queens-based, Once Upon a Time Inc.’s (OUAT) original performers, serving as a narrator/ dancer of “Images of Dance” during the 1970s. A native of Ontario, he was a star of the Ottawa Ballet, and in the early days of television, was a featured performer on such CBC shows as Denny Vaughn, Cross Canada Hit Parade and Country Hoedown, among many. His summers were spent in Shakespearean pursuits at the Stratford Festival. Mr. Chalmers came to the United States to study American Ballet Theater and was often hired as a partner by fellow Canadian, Guy Lombardo, who utilized his considerable adagio abilities with ballerina, Mia Slavenka. He exercised his vocal and dance abilities starring opposite Ginger Rogers in “Calamity Jane.” He followed this success with a series
of musicals starring Gale Storm, Julia Newmar, et al. Returning to TV, he was a recurring character on “Ryan’s Hope,” “All My Children,” etc. He enjoyed a parallel career as a designer and builder, and was in these capacities that he served OUAT during the 1990s. Charles created and fabricated the décor for more than a dozen ballets and musicals during that time. The new century found him in a more administrative role at OUAT. He has served as a substitute ballet teacher, interim director of the after-school program and full-time secretary/ treasurer of the corporation. Charles has a bachelor of science degree in geology from Carleton University in Ottawa, and greatly enjoyed bicycling about Rockaway, his adopted hometown. In lieu of flowers, it was Mr. Chalmers’ wish that donations be made to the 501c3 corp.: Once Upon a Time Inc., 87-61 111th Street, Richmond Hill, NY 11418.
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4 Bed, 3 Bath triplex w/ ocean views, roof terrace, garage and pvt. parking---$3,000 2 Bed, 1 Bath w/ balcony, roof terrace, parking, washer/dryer---$2,150 2 Bed, 1 Bath w/ washer/dryer, stainless steel appliances, parking---$1,950 Calemine & Co. is proud to introduce the newest member of our team, Rockaway resident Susan Natale! NYS Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
2 Bed, 1 Bath w/ balcony, parking, central air, washer/dryer---$1,950 2 Bed, 1 Bath w/ central air, parking, washer/dryer---$1,800 2 Bed, 1 Bath w/ washer/dryer, parking, central AC---$1,750
OPEN HOUSE Saturday 12-1pm
1 Bed, 1 Bath with permit parking, central air---$1,700 1 Bed, 1 Bath w/ washer/dryer, parking, balcony---$1,650
130 Beach 121st St, #2B
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Large studio apartment with an updated kitchen and a private balcony sitting directly on the beach in Rockaway Park! Enjoy all that this fantastic area has to offer from its beautiful beach and legendary boardwalk to its always expanding and creative food scene. The secret is officially out on the Rockaway Renaissance! This affordable unit can serve as a weekend retreat, seasonal beach home or primary residence. Featuring direct, unobstructed access to the beach and offering its residents exclusive access to showers and restrooms on the (newly renovated) lobby level, this is a beach lover's dream yet priced to fit every budget. The low monthly maintenance of $580, combined with the low asking price make this an opportunity that people simply cannot afford to miss!
REGISTER FOR FREE CHILDCARE TRAINING Business Outreach Center (BOC) is offering free childcare training courses with funding that was provided by Councilman Donovan Richards. The Child Care Means Business is a thirteen-week, 60 hours of intense training that teaches business management, nutrition, and early childhood development to individuals who want to start or expand a childcare home base business. Upon completion of the childcare training, the credits can be applied towards the State required thirty hours of training. The Childcare Means Business program will allow the individual to earn as much as 60 hours of training credits. Class will begin on Monday, December 10, 2018 from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Classes are held on Monday and Thursday nights at the Blanche Daycare Center, which is located at 4402 Beach Channel Drive. Please contact Annette Cohen at 646-229-0322 to register for the childcare training classes. The registration period will end on Thursday, December 6, 2018. You must register in order to attend the training sessions. SPACE IS LIMITED
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By Peter Galvin, MD
Still An Art Many medical practitioners, myself included, bemoan the fact that medicine, or the practice of it, has changed drastically in the last few decades. The age of techno-medicine has changed the way young doctors are trained and how they practice. Medicine, which is still an art and not a science, has come to be seen by many (especially plaintiff attorneys) as more of a science. All kinds of high-tech tests are ordered on people and, in many cases, are not needed. Doctors in the past were trained to use their own five senses to diagnose disease and only ordered tests
to confirm what they suspected. Many years ago, even the sense of taste was used. For example, a doctor would taste a person’s urine and, if it tasted sweet, would diagnose diabetes (thankfully that’s no longer necessary). This got me to thinking about a short essay that hangs on my office wall. It originally hung in my wife’s grandfather’s office. Peter Gillespie, who was born in 1875, graduated medical school in 1901. He was a GP in several small towns in Nebraska in the early 1900s. It is called “Eulogy of the Doctor” and I would like to share it with you. “There are men and classes
of men that stand above the common herd – the soldier, the sailor, the shepherd not infrequently, the artist rarely, rarelier still the clergyman, the physician almost as a rule. He is the flower of our civilization and when that stage of man is done with, only to be marveled at in history, he will be thought to have shared but little in the defects of the period and to have most notably exhibited the virtues of the race. Generosity he has, such as is possible only to those who practice an art and never to those who drive a trade: discretion, tested by a hundred secrets; tact, tried in a thousand embarrassments; and what is more important, herculean cheerfulness and courage. So it is that he brings air and cheer into the sick room and often enough, though not so often as he desires, brings healing.” This was written by Robert Louis Balfour Stevenson, who was born in Edinburgh, Scotland on November 13, 1850 and who died in the South
Pacific, most likely of a cerebral hemorrhage, at age 44 on December 3, 1894. He is the author of many classics like “Treasure Island,” “Kidnapped,” and “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.” Oddly enough, an internet search for “Eulogy” reveals that the Library of Congress lists it as being written on 1/1/1800, which is obviously impossible. A Wikipedia page on the author doesn’t list this work at all. Well, I guess even technology has its limits. Questions and comments may be sent to editor@rockawaytimes.com.
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MODERATION IS KEY The holiday season can be detrimental to your health. So many parties, an abundance of food, drinks and desserts. How do we discipline ourselves to eat healthy and not overindulge? It starts with Thanksgiving and flows into December and January. So many temptations with food we don’t normally eat. Not to mention the cocktails and sugary desserts. So this holiday season I decided to do a 21-day challenge at CROM Fitness to help me focus on eating healthy and exercising. After Thanksgiving. I thought I
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could definitely use the incentive of this challenge to optimize my health. For the most part, I am healthy but I do have my weaknesses. I tend to try all the appetizers at a party. My wine glass seems to never be empty and I love to try new desserts. I definitely overindulge during the holiday season. Moderation is key but it seems to only work when I have my regular routines. When you hold yourself accountable and are aware of what you are putting into your body, you will feel much better physically and mentally. The fact is
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when you exercise, you want to have a clean body so your chances of feeling strong and flexible are increased. We do not choose to go to a yoga class or fitness class if we are overfed the night before or over-served. However, when you commit to a wellness class, you want to have clean living. That is not to say you can’t go to the class, but chances are you will not feel good. The question is how do we moderate and still socialize in the holiday season? I am not one for counting calories, but rather choosing healthy foods and drinking lots of water. When it comes to cocktails, you want to limit your intake. Be aware and yes, count how many drinks you are having. Try drinking water to stay hydrated and you might be surprised how delicious water can taste and feel in your body. Hydration is key. Your mind will have more clarity and your organs will thank you. Count the glasses of water you drink each day. Meal prep is a great way to have the food readily available
to you for the week. Quinoa with red peppers is a typical meal prep in my house to add to our salads. My adult children prep their proteins for the beginning of the week. Usually grilled chicken. Lots of bean salads, squash, sweet potatoes, eggplant, broccoli and cauliflower. If this is already made in your fridge, you will tend to have an easy time eating the right foods. Maybe you will eat before you go to the party that may not have healthy choices for you. Allowing yourself to cheat once or twice a week is not the worst thing you could do. After all, it is the most wonderful time of the year. We enjoy going to parties, talking to our friends and family. Socializing is great for your mental health. Let’s make this holiday season healthy for the body, mind and spirit. Moderation and awareness is key. Don’t feel guilty when at that one party you overindulge. Tomorrow is a brand new day to start fresh. May you be happy, healthy, free of suffering and live with ease.
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Rockaway: Then And Now Rockaway historian, James Supple, tells us that photos of Beach 129th Street are rare and it seems that way to us! (Anybody remember Irv’s, Harbor Blues, Alan’s, Simon’s Card Shop, 29 Deli, Video Waves, The Magnet, Papa’s Pizza to name a few?!) The free-standing building in the middle of the block is now home to End of The A, but as you can see, you could get yarn and dry goods way back when. On the left of the old photo is a storefront and second-floor apartments, which is now the site of a medical building.
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Thurs, 11/29 & 12/13, 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. BHYC HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE Belle Harbor Yacht Club 533 Beach 126th Street Shop for the holidays from dozens of local vendors. Thursday, November 29, 7 p.m. BEGINNER’S BURLESQUE The Castle Beach 117th Join Enchantress Shane for beginner’s burlesque. All women welcome, no experience necessary. No mirrors. $25 suggested donation. Nov. 29, 30, Dec. 1, 8 p.m. Dec. 2, 2 p.m. RTC PRESENTS “PIPPIN� Post Theatre, Fort Tilden See the Rockaway Theatre Company’s latest production. For tickets, call 718374-6400 or go to www.rockawaytheatrecompany.org/ Friday, November 30, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, December 1, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. BROAD CHANNEL CRAFT FAIR American Legion Hall 209 Cross Bay Blvd. Buy jewelry, ornaments, goods, crafts
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Monday, December 3, 7 p.m. LBRB MEETING/PARTY Rockaway Brewing Company 415 Beach 72nd Street Join the Ladies of Business of Rockaway Beach as they vote for new board members and celebrate the holidays. Drink specials, treats, 50/50 raffle, board vote and more.
Saturday, December 8, 3:30 p.m. LITTLE NORTH POLE LIGHTING 144-03 Neponsit Ave See the biggest holiday house in Rockaway light up for the season.
Wednesday, December 5, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. HOLIDAY COOKING CLASS RISE Center 58-03 Rockaway Beach Boulevard Join the RWA for this cooking class of holiday favorites with a healthy twist. Registration is recommended. See rwalliance.org/rwa/events
Tuesday, December 11, 7:15 p.m. COMMUNITY BOARD 14 Knights of Columbus 333 Beach 90th Street Monthly CB meeting. Arrive early to sign up to speak.
Wednesday, December 5, 5:30 p.m. B. 116 MENORAH LIGHTING Beach 116th Street Join for the lighting of the Beach 116th Hanukkah menorah, along with music, singing, treats and more.
Weekends, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. GLIDERS HOLIDAY MARKET 114-04 Beach Channel Drive Every Saturday and Sunday, in the parking lot, there will be vendors selling goods for the holidays. Plus food from the Fit Food Kitchen and the Holiday Dessert Outlet.
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That Time Of Year Each year I promise myself, to no avail, that I will not allow politically correct liberal attempts to denigrate the Christmas season annoy me, as each year I find my blood pressure going through the roof right around this time. For example, in recent years the American Humanist Association spent thousands of dollars on an advertising campaign specifically targeting the Christmas holiday. Oops! Did I write Christmas? Of course, I meant to say the upcoming Winter Festival season. The ad campaign states "Why believe in a God? Just be good for goodness' sake." Now, one could argue that the intent of the ad is well-meaning as it simply puts forth the argument that people should be good. I would argue that if that were the case, why involve a question that makes one suspect an individual's belief in a higher power? The ad could have been just as compelling if it simply said: "Just be good for goodness' sake." The organization's website greets each visitor with a banner proclaiming: "Join us and help promote progressive, dynamic values!" I have always been amused by the fact that over the past several years, the left has abandoned the term "liberal" for the more palatable "progressive" descriptor. I asked a friend of mine who
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There is no joy akin to two bibliophiles finding each other. First, you see the sudden sharp By Marilyn Macron, look in the Esq. aka eye upon the Maria Cowhey suspicion that they may have found another of their own. Then the coded test, as one – affecting nonchalance – drops the name Pérez-Reverte. A lightning bolt links the eyes of both. Everyone else is cut out of the conversation. The two fairly resurrect in their own world that would-if-it-could-but-it-can’t have room for you. Jacques Bonnet’s Phantoms On The Bookshelves, is a love letter to bibliophiles everywhere and anyone who needs their own library, even if that library has but a single, treasured book. Bonnet divides “bibliomaniacs” into two basic categories: collectors and manic readers. Sometimes they overlap.
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traces of his past or hopes for the future – which he has read once and may read again someday.” Books grant an internal freedom. They enable one’s mind to travel, learn, and experience limitlessly. How can one be away from the very object that contains this magic? (Hello, my name is Marilyn and I am a bibliomaniac – Hi, Marilyn!) Bonnet has a chapter devoted solely to the question that few bibliomaniacs ever feel totally satisfied with – Organizing The Bookshelves. By alphabet? By Color? By Genre? And there are some proximities that simply cannot be! What if your Vargas Llosa found itself next to your Garcia Marquez after the former blackened the eye of the latter for the way he found his good friend ‘consoling’ his wife after a marital spat? You could very well have a book brawl on your hands.
For the bibliomaniac, “the book is the precious material expression of a past emotion, or the chance of having one in years to come, and to get rid of it would bring the risk of a serious sense of loss. Whereas a collector frets obsessively about the books he does not yet possess, the fanatical reader worries about no longer owning those books –
Bonnet understands the feeling of leafing through a book from your younger days and wondering, what the hell was I thinking? He never would have imagined that upon a re-reading of Anna Karenina, he would feel more touched by the plight of Anna’s cuckolded husband than by the passion of her feeling for Vronsky. The angels sang when someone else articulated what I felt when revisiting Tom Robbins’ Another Roadside Attraction that was my go-to book in college. And I was appalled at what my snarky younger self had said about Virginia Continued on page 39
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THE LITERARY CHICK REVIEW Continued from Page 38
SPOTTED: ALMOST FROZEN
Vargas Llosa and Garcia Marquez in happier days
Wolfe that got me thrown out of Perry Meisel’s class in NYU (although in all fairness, Perry Meisel had snark running through his veins and I secretly think he didn’t like when one of us spoiled brats gave it back to him). Phantoms is quite simply, a gem of a book. And it is sure to give any true bibliophile the warm fuzzies by finding a kin-
dred soul in Jacques Bonnet. A word on Pérez-Reverte, the secret code of bibliomaniacs. Read Dumas’ The Three Musketeers first. Or if you want to cheat, check out Johnny Depp Linda Doyle with the New York Press Association knows how to in The Ninth Gate. dress when it’s, oh, 8 degrees! Linda repped the Rock Times tee at the 71st Turkey Trot in Troy, NY last week. At the start of the For more from The Literary race, the thermometer said 8 degrees which was nothing comChick, check out www.theliter- pared to the wind chill which made it feel like 10 below! Maybe arychick.com we should sell Rockaway Times parkas…
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Lining up plans for the Holidays? Well, no need to leave the peninsula as the Rock is teeming with fabulous holiday lightings, Santa visits, music, theater, arts and not to mention — shopping! LIVE MUSIC: Friday, November 30 6 p.m. TGIF! So why not unwind and get the party started at Bungalow Bar for Acoustic Fridays, as Rockaway’s own Winston McBoogie rocks your work week tensions away with the best classic rock, Motown classics and more! 377 Beach 92nd Street Friday, November 30 8:30 p.m. Add some NOLA heat to your weekend lineup with Uncle Dave and his Nawlins Funk Band. You’ll be tapping your feet to the beat so much, don’t be surprised if you pull out your phone and start booking tickets for a flight to N’awlins. 375 Beach 92nd Street Saturday, December 1 8 p.m. Sorry winter! The BayHouse is going to feel plenty warm tonight as Friends in Sound takes the stage, rocking your favorite classic rock and blues. Plus with great drinks on tap, delish food and beautiful bay views — you’ll be rockin’ with your buds as if it’s summertime. 500 Bayside, Breezy Point Saturday, December 1 8:30 p.m. Looking for a sweet, sultry night loaded with a barrel of laughs? Well, look no further than Thai Rock as the Sweet Suzi Band teases you with the mud of the ole’ South, to the gritty NYC dirt, to the alluring U.K. countryside. And with guest bartender, Tommy Murphy of Tom Murphy’s Pub fame and proprietor of Curran’s Superior Meats, slinging cocktails and pouring beer, you’ll be in for a great night. 375 Beach 92nd Street
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Saturday, December 1 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Winston McBoogie is the man of the hour as he’ll also be rocking RBQs with your fave rock classics and blues. Plus with tasty food and beverages on the menu, you won't want to leave! But no need to fear, RBQ’s stays open late, and you can always take home something yummy for your Sunday brunch. 97-20 Rockaway Beach Blvd. Saturday, December 1 9 p.m. Rogers is the place to be tonight as it’s going to be crazed! Not only will Wine with Sue be delivering their notoriously wild rock n’ roll party covers — you don’t want to miss the ultimate live boxing broadcast of Wilder versus Fury. Both of these dudes are putting their unbeaten records in the ring, and are vying for the world heavyweight title — this is going to be a roaring face-toface! 203 Beach 116th Street Wednesdays 8 p.m. It’s Karaoke Wednesdays at the Rockaway Brewing Company! All you need is some pluck and of course your voice to belt out your favorite tunes amongst good company. 415 Beach 72nd Street
HOLIDAY SHOPPING POPUPS Looking for that special holiday gift? Forget the savage department store shopping. Why not buy comfortably here on the Rock, with the added bonus of supporting local artisans at various pop-ups around town! (See page 6 for a more complete list). Saturdays & Sundays 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Hosted by Rockapulcorun, Glider’s Holiday Market will feel as though you stepped into an eclectic village featuring an assortment of handcrafted items, and those with a sugary tooth, will be in pastry heaven with treats from the Holiday Dessert Outlet. Plus Fit Food Kitchen will be open. Happening every weekend until December 23. 114-04 Beach Channel Drive (in the parking lot) Thursday, November 29 & December 13 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Belle Harbor Yacht Club’s Holiday Boutique is a big one. Not only will you able to score that special gift from two floors featuring 40+ vendors selling clothing, art, accessories, jewelry, culinary delights, skin products, designer eyewear, and more! — You’ll get to make a fete out of the experience as there will be live music, 50/50 and gift raffles, and bar! 533 Beach 126th Street
SPECIAL MENTIONS: SANTA CLAUS COMES Friday, November 30 TO TOWN 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Stop by the Broad Channel Who can resist a chance to see Craft Fair and pay it forward to Santa? the American Legion Comfort Warriors. This fair maybe small, Saturday, December 2 but big in heart, as besides 2 to 4 p.m. It’s time for Treats with San- finding beautiful jewelry, ornata and Rockaway WISH will be ments, goods and crafts, there bringing you both at the Belle will be a raffle with all proceeds Harbor Yacht Club. There will going towards the American Lebe DJ music to rock around the gion Comfort Warriors. American Legion Hall (209 Christmas tree too, while kids get to meet Santa and receive Cross Bay Blvd.) some goodies or get their face Sunday, December 2 painted. This event is free but Noon to 5 p.m. donations of wrapped toys are You don’t want to Miss C Cewelcome. lena Jewelry’s 1st Annual Holi533 Beach 126th Street day Pop-up at DredSurfer. From
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jewelry, custom tees, skincare, mini makeovers and even elaborate hair extensions — they all will be available. So come out and treat yourself to a divine shopping experience in Far Rock! DredSurfer Grill (inside the Beach 17th Street concession restaurant) OTHER MUSES AROUND TOWN Thursday, November 29 & Friday, December 30 Saturday, December 1 & Sunday, December 2 Locals — everyone is raving about the Rockaway Theater Company’s production of the classical musical, Pipin. This is the last weekend, so don’t miss your chance to see this thought-provoking story of a young man, asking the big question, “What is the meaning of my life?” For tickets, visit: www. rockawaytheatrecompany.org. T4 Post Theatre Building, Fort Tilden Saturday, December 1, 8 p.m. Sunday, December 2, 6 p.m. Only two dates left for The Bayswater Players’ world premiere musical, Ugly, a coming of age love story based on Oscar Wilde’s The Birth of the Infanta. For tickets, visit: www. thebayswaterplayers.org or call Michael at: 718-208-9687 Bayswater Theater 2355 Healy Avenue, Far Rockaway Saturdays and Sundays 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. Don’t miss the Rockaway Artists Alliance’s final show of the year, Gifted, and their annual holiday art exhibition, Celebrations, featuring the unique works from RAA members. Both Gifted and Celebrations will be on view every weekend through December 16. For further info, visit: www.rockawayartistsalliance.org the sTudio 7 Gallery, Fort Tilden. Got info on local live music and art exhibitions coming up? Send it to kami@rockawaytimes.com
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New Vietnam Spread Some Veterans Memorial Yuletide Cheer With The Little Angels In Queens Project
Borough President Melinda Katz and NYC Parks Commissioner Mitchell J. Silver, will join Vietnam War veterans from Queens in hosting a groundbreaking ceremony for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Elmhurst Park on Thursday, November 29. More veterans call Queens home than anywhere in the City of New York, and the project will be the first borough-wide memorial to honor all Queens residents who died while serving in the Vietnam War. It is to be built on the northwest corner of Elmhurst Park and is slated for completion in fall, 2019. A total of 420 Queens residents lost their lives while
serving in the Vietnam War, according to Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 32, which represents Vietnam War veterans of Queens. The construction of a Queens Vietnam Veterans Memorial has been long sought by members of Chapter 32. The late Pat Toro, the former president of Chapter 32 and a Marine Corps veteran of the Vietnam War, was a vocal and persistent supporter of the project before he passed in 2014. Chapter 32 has followed Mr. Toro’s lead by continuing to seek the necessary funding. The design and construction is fully funded by allocations from the Borough President’s office.
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to delivery; raise awareness about the program by telling a friend; and help deliver items to St. Mary’s Church in Far Rockaway, or directly to local families. This philanthropic endeavor began in 2011, and since then, has blessed scores of local families in need during the holiday season. According to the organizers, “Gift-giving comes in many forms, including gift buying, gift shopping, delivering items, spreading word about the program, and even recommending a family you know in need.” To find out how you too can be a holiday angel, email Lisa at lisa@bpacalls.com or call 516-236-5897.
Locals! Why not spread some holiday love and adopt a family for Christmas? The Little Angels Adopt a Family For Christmas Project wants to make sure that families in need from Far Rockaway to Breezy Point, Broad Channel and surrounding areas are blessed with a full Christmas meal, and that each child wakes up Christmas morning with the joy of opening a gift. The Little Angels is looking for volunteers to help in any or all of the following ways: Adopt a child or a family; buy individual toys or supermarket gift cards; donate money so that someone else can purchase food items or toys; help store toys for pick-up prior
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ROCKAWAY TIMES BUSINESS LISTINGS THIS IS HARDLY A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL OUR ADVERTISERS BUT WE HOPE YOU’LL FIND IT TO BE A HANDY REFERENCE. WE DON’T PLAN ON PRINTING IT EVERY WEEK BUT WE WILL PUBLISH UPDATED LISTINGS FROM TIME TO TIME. (ADVERTISERS DON’T SEE YOUR LISTING? SEND AN EMAIL TO ROCKAWAY@ROCKAWAYTIMES.COM) Abe’s Frame Shoppe Brooklyn / Rockaway 718 648 9090 AgeWell New York 1991 Marcus AvenueSuite M201 Lake Success 866-586-8044 All Natural Candles 1 Beach 105th street Rockaway Park 718-969-3801 American Littoral Society (Jamaica Bay Guardian) 28 West 9th Road Broad Channel (718) 474-0896
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James F. Burns Financial Services Professional New York Life Insurance Company 1983 Marcus Ave. (Suite 210) Lake Success Tel. 516.354.5914
Aviator Sports and Events Center 3159 Flatbush Ave. Brooklyn 718-758-7500 Beara Hardware Shop 71-10-B Beach Channel Drive Arverne (718) 474-5692 Bayview Urgent Care 115-06 Beach Channel Drive Rockaway Park 718-474-7744 Belle Harbor Realty 432 Beach 129th Street Belle Harbor 718-945-1801 Best Deal Furniture 292 Burnside Ave Lawrence 516-341-0170 Boarders Surf Shop 192 Beach 92nd Street Rockaway Beach 718-318-7997 Boardwalk Pizzeria and Restaurant 68-20 Rockaway Beach Blvd. Arverne 347-619-8002 Breezy Point Surf Club 1 Beach 227th Street
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