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Five Years of Winning
And a First Place for Katie McFadden
Five years in business, and five years in a row as an award-winning newspaper. The Rockaway Times was once again awarded by the New York Press Association, with this year being a big one for Managing Editor Katie McFadden, who earned a first place win for feature story. Some of The Rockaway Times crew made the trip up to Albany last weekend for this year’s NYPA Spring Conference and
announcement of the 2018 Better Newspaper Contest awards. The event held at the Hilton Albany, featured a program of various lectures from professionals in the newspaper business. Each year, hundreds of staff from newspapers across the state attend this yearly conference. This year, McFadden took home first place for feature story in Division 4 for her June 2018 story, “The Golden Venture 25 Years Later,” which told the story of rescuers responding to the stranding of the ship that carried nearly 300 Chinese immigrants off of Fort Tilden. The judge’s comments on the story read, “This story is written in such a way that it feels like you, the reader, were actually there at the
time the Chinese immigrants were smuggled aboard the Golden Venture. The way the incident seemed one way at first encounter turned out to be something so much more intense. What an incredible situation. It could be a movie.” McFadden received a wooden plaque for winning first place. The Feature Story category is the most competitive category in the whole Better Newspaper Contest. This year, there were a total of 300 entries in the category. McFadden’s award was for Division 4, which had 49 submissions. This is the third time McFadden has been awarded in this category, with a second place win in the 2017 contest and an honorable mention for the 2016 contest. That wasn’t the only award of the weekend! The Rockaway Times also took home third place and an honorable mention for Spot News Photo and third place for Picture Story. Andrew Nellen’s photo of his
daughter fishing off her porch in a flooded Broad Channel took the third place Spot New Photo win. The judges said, “As it should, the photo tells it all. Nice job.” Dougie MacLeod’s photo of a cop carrying an elderly man away from a fire at Dayton Towers got an honorable mention, with the judges saying, “Wow. Gripping photo.” The Spot News Photo category had a total of 64 entries, with 23 in Division 2, which The Rockaway Times was in. The third place for Picture Story was a series of photos showing some after Hurricane Sandy scenes and how those areas look six years after the storm. The photos were taken by Publisher Kevin Boyle and other various contributors. This category had a total of 64 entries, with 15 in Division 2. Fortunately, we weren’t the ones to win Blooper of the Year, like last year! Just goes to show The Rockaway Times is a FREE paper with quality that is always improving!
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debris from the shoreline, including docks and an abandoned boat. In total, volunteers removed over 6,000 pounds of plastic, foam and other trash from the shoreline. Michael Dockett, the newly-appointed NYC Parks Queens Borough Commissioner, participated throughout the day, along with Parks' staff. The Conservancy hosts cleanups of Jamaica Bay and Rockaway parks throughout the year and depends on local volunteers and corporate groups to keep parks clean. Bloomberg LP has long supported the Conservancy in efforts to improve parks. “We rely on volunteers to ensure our parks are clean and free of debris that might harm wildlife and the visitor experience. We are grateful to have the support of so many Bloomberg employees to help improve our parks,” Alex Zablocki, executive director of the Jamaica Bay-Rockaway Parks Conservancy said. “Much like many other shorelines across the country, we face the threat of single-use
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***** Sometimes you get more than you pay for. The Rockaway Times might be a free paper but there’s quality in these here pages. For the fifth straight year, we’ve won awards at the New York Press Association’s Better Newspaper Contest, a statewide competition. This year, Editor Katie McFadden knocked it out of the park as she won First Prize for best Feature Story (The Golden Venture, 25 Years Later). The RT also won in some photo categories. Don’t worry, we won’t start charging for the paper. You can always pay us by telling our advertisers, you saw their ad in The Rockaway Times. ***** Haven’t even seen the beach in months? Well, locals (and those smart enough
to visit) can get a preview of summer fun on Friday, May 17. That’ll be the unofficial opening of the Boardwalk Concessions. The official opening will be a week later. ***** Congratulations to Joe Keenan who did a fantastic job as president of the Graybeards for the past four years. Joe had big shoes to fill when he took over for Steve Stathis. And now Tom Morgan has big shoes to fill as he follows Joe. Tom is a great choice to run the non-profit that has done so much since it began after 9/11 and the crash of Flight 587. ***** The Rockaway Times Photo Contest deadline is Friday, April 12. We’ve received some great shots and hope a few more come in. Please, please, stick to the categories. Rainbows/Lightning, Humor/Fun, Beach Life, Pets/Animals, and Rockaway Parades. And no photos outside of the Rockaway peninsula or Broad Channel. Email high-resolution pho-
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tos to PhotoExpo@Rockawaytimes.com. And here’s a big thank you to all who’ve entered. ***** Chris Mullin stepped down as St. John’s basketball coach on Tuesday. His presence drew a lot of fans from Rockaway to home games making Alumni Hall and Madison Square Garden seem like a Rockaway annex. Won’t be the same without him. ***** For the first time ever, if not ever, then in a million years, The Rockaway Theatre Company will test out some original, locally-produced plays. Rock Away Pens (that’s three words), a new writer’s group, will present three one-act plays on May 3, 4, and 5. And the shows are FREE. See Page 19 for more info. ***** So they (with your tax dollars) put in a new kind of path along the oceanfront in Fort Tilden. You can’t ride your bike on it unless your tires can handle soft sand and
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CB14 Votes for Beach 61st Safety Improvements By Katie McFadden
With several committee reports on the agenda, April’s Community Board 14 went well into the late night on Tuesday, but it was chock full of information and even an important decision for neighbors of Beach 61st Street, who have long been asking for traffic changes on their residential block that regularly sees speeding cars, creating dangerous situations for the seniors, families and individuals who live there. As they’ve done for months, residents of Beach 61st spoke during the public speaking portion of the meeting, to plea for something to be done on their block before someone gets killed. The issue concerns cars using Beach 61st Street as a way to bypass traffic and lights on Rockaway SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR OVER 50 YEARS
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in tears because men have cursed them out because they weren’t backing into their driveways fast enough. We need more police presence in this area.” Another resident named Elizabeth said the situation has gotten to a point of threats being made. “Two weeks ago, someone followed me down Beach 61st and came up on the side of me and stared me down in a threatening manner. As soon as I picked up my phone to record them, he took off. This is not just about speeding anymore. This is an issue about being harassed because you’re not going fast enough. Enough is enough. We keep hearing we’re going to do something, the Department of Transportation (DOT) even made recommendations, but nothing is happening,” she said. On Tuesday night, something
finally happened. After public speaking, Chris Tedesco of CB14’s Transportation Committee kicked off his report, focusing on this very issue impacting Beach 61st Street. In his report, he summarized the results of a January 16 committee meeting with the DOT, which had provided some options for changes to the area to deter speeding. Tedesco explained that a change that had already been decided on was to add speed bumps to the road, but with many driveways and other obstacles, the block would only allow for two. Also, they wouldn’t be installed immediately because broader options were still on the table that could change the need for speed humps. Tedesco then explained the two opContinued on page 9
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CB14 VOTES FOR BEACH 61ST Continued from Page 8 tions presented by the DOT. Option One included a simple change that would turn Beach 61st Street, between the boulevard and Larkin Avenue, into a one-way northbound street instead of the current southbound direction. Ideally this would slow down traffic as cars would no longer be able to speed right through the whole block with one half of the block going north and the other going south. Option Two was more comprehensive and included drastic changes. This would require changing Beach 61st between the boulevard and Larkin Avenue to a northbound road; change Beach 61st between Larkin and Beach Front Road into a southbound road; change Beach 60th, between Larkin and Beach Front Road to a one-way southbound road, and changing Larkin Avenue, between Beach 59th
and Beach 60th to a one-way eastbound road. In regards to safety, DOT recommended option two. However, the Transportation Committee preferred option one, as it wouldn’t call for such a drastic change, and they found option two to create an awkward situation as traffic coming from Beach Front Road would no longer be able to make a left on to Beach 60th Street and cars would instead have to make a K-turn back on Beach Front Road and head in the opposite direction. With this, the committee recommended starting with option one and monitoring the conditions to see if it made a big improvement without such a drastic change to the roads. Neighbors of the block took issue with this. They claimed they held their own meeting with other neighbors on the block and decided that they preferred option two as it would most effectively deter traffic from the block. However it wasn’t clear if residents from Beach 60th Street were
on board with this plan. CB member John Cori brought this up and recommended putting a vote on hold until another meeting was held with residents. CB District Manager Jon Gaska advised against this, as it would delay any changes being made and the residents have already waited a long time for something to be done. As a result, CB14 decided to side with the Beach 61st residents, and a motion was made to approve of Option Two. A vote was held and seven people chose to abstain as they felt they didn’t have enough information, but a majority “yes” vote carried the motion. As DOT has been on top of CB14, waiting for their decision, it is likely the changes will be made quickly. CB14 also requested work to be done quickly to avoid the moratorium of no construction occurring during the summer months, so it is expected these changes will go into effect before summer. Tedesco’s report concluded
Page 9 with extensive updates made to the Beach 108th Street reconstruction plan, which will be formally presented at a future CB14 meeting. Also, a letter was sent in regards to the Joseph Addabbo capital bridge project, and a concern about parking signs near Beach 116th Street was addressed. Signs will be replaced once the resurfacing of the roads is complete. The meeting continued with reports from CB14’s Parks and Public Safety Committee, which recapped summer updates and the Redfern Playground project, which is fully supported by the community; the Economic Development Committee, which recapped the meeting regarding the courthouse and the results of a business survey; and an Education and Youth Services Committee report, which included an extensive list of issues and updates regarding area schools. The next CB14 meeting is expected to be held on Tuesday, May 14.
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This Week in History APRIL 11
Ann Lighthall was born. Joe Kenel was born. Kelly Werner was born. 1814 - Napoleon was exiled to the island of Elba. 1968 - President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the 1968 Civil Rights Act. APRIL 12
1828 - Noah Webster copyrighted the first edition of his dictionary. 1865 - Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth. APRIL 15
Michael William Coughlin was born. Phil Goldfeder was born. Kelly Kalisak was born. Catherine Murphy was born.
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1912 - The Titanic sank off the coast of Newfoundland on its maiden voyage after it struck an iceberg. 1955 - Dr. Jonas Salk’s polio vaccine 1947 - Jackie Robinson made his was called, "safe, effective, and po- Brooklyn Dodger debut and scored tent.” the game-winning run. On April 15, 2017 – Jim Cunningham appeared 1997, his number, 42, was retired. in The Word Search. APRIL 16 APRIL 13
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Last week, the body of Jeanine Cammarata, a Staten Island teacher and mother of three, was found scorched in a storage facility on Long Island. However, it is suspected she was killed in Rockaway. On March 30, Cammarata told her loved ones that she was heading to her estranged husband’s home to get her two children. A few days before, she had filed for divorce from Michael Cammarata. Michael Cammarata lived with his pregnant
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Longtime Ciro’s Pizza Man John Mannino Bids Rockaway, ‘Arrivederci!’ By Kami-Leigh Agard
Since 1982, John Mannino has been dishing up deliciously handcrafted pizza and Italian cuisine to his beloved Rockaway customers. However, after almost four decades of living and working in the community he loves, he’s decided to finally hang up his apron, and return to his family home with his wife, Kim Mannino, in Sicily, Italy. Giovanni Battista Mannino grew up in Torretta, a mountainous small town located in the metropolitan city of Palermo in Sicily. Mannino said that his family were farmers, and that farm life was all he knew, but was yearning for something more. “I was young and wanted to see the world beyond Torretta. Farm life is all I knew, and really wanted to experience a different life in America. So at age 19, I got my plane ticket to come to NYC,” he said.
John Manino Mannino, back in the day.
Mannino said when he arrived at the airport, immigration immediately took him in and gave him a tuberculosis shot, and a green card. “In those days, immigration used to do everything right there in the airport. The immigration officer asked him his name, and he proudly stated, “Giovanni Battista Mannino.” However, when he looked at the paper, the officer wrote something different. “I kept trying to explain my correct
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name, but all he wrote was ‘John Mannino.’ So now, here I am in a new country with a new name. This is why most people just know me as John. It’s my American name.” For Mannino, it was the first of many changes to come. First, he had to learn the language of his new city. Mannino said it took him three months to learn English, and then he started working in construction, but then switched gears, and came to Rockaway to work with his cousin at Rockaway Pizza, which was located on Beach 115th Street. “I was hired as a dish washer, but then I saw how much money the guys making the pizza were earning, so I said to myself, ‘I’m going to learn how to make pizza so I can make money like them. I would just go in the back, and try to knead the dough, and carefully watch what the other guys were doing,” Mannino said. Then in 1982, he stared working at the Original Ciro’s on Beach 116th Street. “I worked with Sal Licata at Ciro’s and began not just making pizza,
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but also Italian cuisine. “In those days, because Playland was open, Rockaway was always packed with people. We were so busy, not just with visitors, but people in the neighborhood, who loved our food. The kids would come on their skateboards and hang out in front. Rockaway was so lively then. However, looking back, I really don’t think the community has changed much. For me the community is like a big family. Now those ‘kids,’ have children of their own and some even have grandchildren. I’m truly going to miss their faces and seeing them every day. After almost four decades living and working in the community, moving permanently back home to Torretta is definitely going to be a lifestyle change, but as much as I’ll miss Rockaway, I’m looking forward to going home,” Mannino said. When asked what inspired him to make the move, Mannino explained that he wants to be there for his father and mother. “My parents are still alive and are strong, but farm work is hard. My father, Carlo, is 84 years old and recently had a stroke, and my mother, Cecilia, is 84. On their farm, they grow olives and rear sheep, lambs and chickens. It’s hard work, so I think it’s time that I go home and take over for my papà and mamma, and tend the farm. My wife, Kim, is going to be with me, so what more do I need? Life will be good,” Mannino said. Mannino’s last day at Ciro’s is Sunday, April 28, and within a few days after, he and Kim will be saying their final goodbye to Rockaway and fly out to Torretta. Kim admits she is nervous about the change, but is excited about the adventures ahead. “I’m a New Yorker, so this is a pretty daunting new journey for me, but I love Torretta and John’s family, so it will just take time for me to adapt to a completely new life.
However Kim says she’s proud of the reputation John has built here, boasting about the awards John has won for his community work with the youth in Rockaway. “I’m proud of what John accomplished here in Rockaway. He used to
John Mannino, recently.
teach the art of making pizza with students from St. Francis de Sales and has participated in beach cleanups with the local children. He doesn’t like to talk too much about himself, but I know he’s truly made his mark in Rockaway,” Kim said. Mannino’s co-workers, Lorenzo and Mario, said they are beyond happy for John, but sad to see him go. Lorenzo said, “We will miss very much. John is family. I wish him all the best on his retirement. It’s good that he gets to go home and take care of his family. It’s a beautiful thing.” And as for Mario, he wishes John, buono fortuna (good luck). “I hope that he comes back and pays us a visit,” Mario said. Giovanni Battista Mannino, your Rockaway family will miss you. Torna presto a trovarci! Come again to visit us soon!
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A Sticky Situation Dear Editor: The April 4 article, “What In Tarnation?” stated that tar was first observed on our ocean beach Thursday, March 28 as a result of the recent oil spill caused by a leak in the fuel tank of the Dublin Express container ship. Like many Rockaway residents, I frequently walk the beach and had observed thousands of gannets migrating along the
THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2019 ocean from Thursday, March 28 to Saturday, March 30. I hope none of them were injured by this spill. We should all be proud of how much our coastal environment has improved over the years. Seals regularly rest on our beaches, dolphins and whales are seen all summer long, along with the tourists that they attract. We now live in a truly beautiful place, thanks to the decades of smart policies that have cleaned our waterways. Yet, it would take very little to destroy all this. The federal government is at this time planning to open the Atlantic Ocean to offshore drilling while also trying to weaken safety regulations developed after the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill. This is alarming! Oil doesn't observe state boundaries, and a spill anywhere along the Atlantic coast could be a spill everywhere along the Atlantic Coast. New Yorkers must oppose the federal government's risky new drilling plan. Last week’s spill
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was upsetting, but a spill like BP's Deepwater Horizon rig in the Gulf of Mexico could erase all the beauty and the tourist dollars our community has come to enjoy. Joan Flynn
ly, he is also one of the students who for the last three weeks has not had a teacher in his classroom, simply because the teachers aren’t getting paid enough to teach, much less live a normal life where they can support families or children of their own. Thank you, Senator, for allowing us to advocate for our Thank You, children and be their voice where it is severely needed. I Senator do believe that you will plead our case in Albany and hopeDear Editor: I wanted to extend my sin- fully Governor Cuomo will see cere gratitude to Senator Add- how much we need help. Melissa Torres-Echevarria abbo for meeting with the parents and staff of HeartShare Pre-school in Lindenwood. Thank you for giving us the time to express our concerns on the financial deficit our school is experiencing, where it’s in jeopardy of closing it’s doors. My son is a student there, Send Email to where he receives services such as speech and occuMail@RockawayTimes.com pational therapy and he has benefited tremendously from the help the school has provided him with. Unfortunate-
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Engine 266’s Rescue— Holli the Dog By Katie McFadden
FDNY’s Engine 266 in Rockaway Beach does more than rescue people—they also rescue dogs. Holli of the Holland House, a pitbull/ boxer mix, recently got off probation. And while she still might not be ready to ride along on the fire truck, she’s certainly found her place in the hearts of her rescuers. According to Firefighter George Cuello of Engine 266, the guys of the firehouse located at 92-20 Rockaway Beach Boulevard, had been entertaining the idea of getting a firehouse dog for a few years. The firehouse hadn’t had a dog since the 90s, with a short stay of a Dalmatian that left an unwanted gift in the shoe of a chief that it didn’t take a liking to. The dog soon after became
someone’s personal pet, but the firehouse wanted to resurrect the idea of having a firehouse dog once again. A little more than a year ago, Cuello went to a shelter in Brooklyn with his son, to pick
out a possible new firehouse recruit. Before going into the rescue, Cuello explained to his son that they should go through all of the dogs before making a decision instead of settling on the first one. But it only took a few steps into the shelter for an adorable face to make Cuello abandon his own advice. “As soon as I walk in, I see this one dog laying there, looking up at me with puppy eyes, and I fell in love. My son was like, ‘but you just told me not to pick the first one!’ And I said, ‘But look at how cute she is, I love her.� Cuello and his son did try to stick to the plan and continued looking at all the dogs, but the face of the young grey and white pitbull/boxer mix, named Kola at the time, had already captured their hearts. Cuello brought the dog home
for a few days before introducing her to the guys at the firehouse in February 2018, but as soon as he did, they knew the dog would be there to stay. “The guys fell in love with her and that was pretty much it,� Cuello said. “She’s here for life.� The firehouse is now Holli’s 24/7 home. Cuello explained that with the firefighters having differContinued on page 15
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ENGINE 266'S RESCUE Continued from Page 14 ing opinions on a firehouse pet, a vote was held, as with all firehouse decisions. The majority decided Holli was cut out for the job. Cuello kept a record of the vote so the guys couldn’t change their minds later on. Early on, some may have had second guesses, as the oneyear-old dog proved to be a bit of a handful. “It was hard at first because she was still a puppy. She started ripping up couches and some were thinking maybe this was a bad idea, but we got her a cage and started training her and getting her used to the firehouse,” Cuello said. Holli has since made the place her own. “Now she has her own little couch, the one she ripped apart. We wound up cutting it in half and now she’s got her own couch,” Cuello said. However, she’ll sometimes nap with the guys, and she’s picked her favorites. “She knows when the tours change, so she knows who’s coming when. She goes out to the window and watches everyone coming in, and she must think, ‘oh, it’s that guy’ and she’ll say ‘woof,’ but when she sees me or some of the other guys she loves, she jumps off the couch and runs to the door and greets them,” Cuello said. Besides giving up a couch, the guys have had to make some other adjustments with Holli around. “The first summer we had her, the door was open because we were cleaning the rig and she ran right out on to Rockaway Beach Boulevard. Luckily, there were no buses or cars coming. Now I tell the guys not to leave the door open,” he said. Holli has also decided when the guys can watch TV. “We were watching some Netflix documentary and there’s about 10 minutes left and she starts going crazy, barking, jumping. This usually means one of three things; she wants to eat, go out, or play. I knew she had eaten already, so I go to let her out and that wasn’t it. She grabbed her toy and starts running around. The other guys had to tell me
THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2019 the end of the documentary,” Cuello said. There’s one important time that Holli knows not to get in the way—in an emergency. You won’t find her on the fire truck. “When the tone alarm comes on and we have to go on a run, she’s not in our way. We run to the fire truck and she runs to her couch. We don’t have to worry about running her over,” Cuello said. While a good thing, Cuello believes this stems from a past of abuse. “She doesn’t like loud noises. I think she was traumatized. She runs to her couch until the noise stops. You can tell she was abused because if you yell ‘stop,’ she responds as if she’s going to be hit,” he said. The signs of abuse were also made evident when the guys noticed early on that Holli had a limp. “We called the adoption center and they didn’t know anything about it, so we took her to the vet and it turns out her right leg was broken when she was a puppy and it never healed properly,” Cuello said, adding that Holli’s condition has since improved. Knowing the young dog had possibly come from a dark past, those at Engine 266 thought it was fitting to give her a new name for a new beginning. “Her original name was Kola, but after we noticed her limping, we decided she needed a new name,” Cuello said. The guys started to brainstorm, with fire-related names like Smoky, being tossed around, until someone suggested Holli. “Our firehouse is nicknamed Holland House because the area, now Rockaway Beach, used to be called Holland. We thought that was pretty good and it stuck,” he said. And it seems Holli has stuck on everyone. “She’s become popular around here. Now with the weather being warmer, a lot of people come up and ask about her. The cops next door love her. She even has her own Instagram account,” Cuello said. That account—@ holli_fdny has more than 1,000 followers. If you’d like to keep up with Holli’s antics, make sure to give her a follow!
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The Can Collectors By Ryan Schwach
Once a week, Rockaway residents put out the recycling, a mundane task that everyone does without a second thought. You take it out, next morning it’s gone, and that's that. In the case of some however, recycling night is more than just an item on a list of chores. For Frank and David, two men who spend many of their nights traversing the streets of Rockaway, collecting cans and bottles to redeem for coins, it means a lot more. “I’ve seen the neighborhood change maybe three times since I've been doing this,” said Frank, a 57-year-old lifelong New Yorker, whose family once operated concessions at the Playland amusement park, and has been collecting Rockaway’s cans since 1987. A habit he said he picked up from “curiosity,” and has been doing ever since. David,
Frank’s friend and can-collecting colleague has been doing it for around 15 years. “When [Frank’s] not feeling well, I'm the one he trusts to go and pick it up,” he said. The
two met nearly 30 years ago while living around the corner from each other on Beach 99th Street. While both now live outside of Rockaway, they still meet up to get to work in their
David (left) and Frank (right)
old stomping grounds, which they know well. Frank and David are one of several men who collect cans on the west end of the peninsula. Frank currently operates from Beach 126th to Beach 130th, mostly sticking to the middle blocks, and David scavenges from 130th up to 134th. According to the duo, there are around nine men who have split up Rockaway’s curbs in somewhat of a turf system, with each man responsible for his own blocks. “We respect each other,” David said. For Frank, it is part of a weekly routine to come down to Rockaway about three days each week, collect cans, sleep, get lunch, and then go down to the Key Food on Beach 88th Street, where he spends a few hours redeeming the recyclables, one by one, for five cents apiece. These days, he says he Continued on page 19
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THE CAN COLLECTORS Continued from Page 18 can pull in around $265 on a good day in Belle Harbor, and “Back in the day,” he could bring in around $500 for two days work. “I’m happy with $200,” he said. After collecting for as long as they have, they get to know the community they work, from how each house puts out their recycling, to what each house drinks. “I could tell you what’s in a can before I get there. I know the people,” Frank said. According to Frank and David, who have also scavenged downtown, the most common drink tends to vary, but Belle Harbor residents specifically have a larger number of water and seltzer bottles, and a much larger occurrence of recycled wine. “A lot of wine drinkers up here,” Frank joked. Frank is a self-proclaimed expert on sanitation law, knowing what to do to avoid getting himself in trouble, or for the homeowner whose recycling he is going through, a ticket. Although many of the can collectors follow these rules, and the unwritten ones among the community, some don’t. The duo described the issues with new out-of-town collectors who come in and don’t follow the rules, and give those just trying to make some money, a bad reputation. David described a man who got him in some trouble because the man was going onto people’s properties to collect, a practice not just illegal, but frowned upon by the community of collectors. “I have
respect for the houses in the community,” David said. The other problem is with some who tear open recycling bags to get what they want, then throw it back. “I don’t rip bags open,” David said. “I don’t want you guys getting a ticket.” While this Rockaway Times reporter was talking to them, I watched Frank go through my own recycling, open the bag, take what he needs, tie it back up, and put the bag right back as if it was never taken. The unruly scavengers are only one of the problems men like Frank and David deal with. Frank is one of the many New Yorkers on public assistance, and he says the $90 check he gets from the government is not nearly enough to pay for what he needs. Can collecting allows him to supplement his income. Since Hurricane Sandy, Frank has commuted to Rockaway all the way from a place in the Bronx to collect cans, but starting the day this article is published, he begins a new stay at what he calls a “Nicer place,” Section 8 housing in Flushing. And both men say they’ll continue making the trip to Rockaway to collect on familiar turf. Although it is not what many would picture as a great way to make money, Frank and David take pride in their work, they do it, and they do it the right way. Frank says people tend to support what he does as he “helps keep the environment clean,” by recycling. Although, putting out the recycling seems like just a regular, annoying chore, for guys like Frank and David, your trash is their treasure.
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ARTISTIC CHILD Continued from Page 16 which I founded over two-anda-half years ago. My first guest to express his heartfelt experiences, feelings and desires for our autism community is my daughter’s dad, Rado Rafiringa. Rado is not just an awesome dad with the patience of Job, but a great sounding board and support for all my efforts and goals to build autism awareness and acceptance in our community. Authored by Rado F. Rafiringa As a teen growing up on Madagascar’s red soil, my only concept of autism was rather vague. If you asked me then about autism awareness, I would have simply mentioned a documentary about it I saw once on TV. I had no idea what an autistic person was like, and back then, I probably couldn’t be bothered if someone brought the word, ‘autism,’ up. Then my daughter came along and
was diagnosed to be on the spectrum. Today, I would describe autism awareness as knowing that E.T. lives in my house, and experiencing all the good, weird, and awful that comes with it. It means having to consciously, and constantly adapt my concept of “normal” to accommodate my daughter’s alien ways. She started talking in single words, and from the age of three became non-verbal, and communicates only with body language and grunts whenever she gets out of her world and wants something. It also means that I have to explain and apologize when she acts in ways that slaps polite society’s norms in the back of the head without warning, so that no harm or ill will come to her. Most of the time it works, people let it go. Some people are less understanding, but so far no one has harmed her on my watch. Autism awareness is that cold feeling of dread, when she suddenly runs across the
street and almost gets hit by a car. It is also knowing that my daughter is straightforward and unambiguous in her actions, which makes being around her at times far easier than being around “normal” folks. She always makes her intent known and presents herself the way she means to. Autism awareness is taking it all, and retaining the ability to remain a sane, happy, and flawed human. From where I stand, she does not worry me, the world we live in does. It is a world where the seeds of evil are sown and thrive on ignorance. While autism awareness starts at home, those of us who live around autistic people cannot afford to keep it there. We have a duty to extend our awareness to the rest of society, in order for our autistic kith and kin to have a fair shot at life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. It also means we have to constantly challenge our autistic loved ones to adapt to the world they were born in,
The Rockaway Times along with its complexities and nuances. Autism awareness is showing the world by example that living with E.T. is feasible and normal. Until the turn of the century, gay marriage was not feasible, nor was being gay considered “normal.” Today, only the ignorant are trying to kill gay people for being different, and Jussie Smollett even had to fake it. So there it is folks, spread the awareness around, it is for the best. I talk about autism to open doors into the reality of our lives as caregivers, build understanding, acceptance and growth of our loved ones with autism. Share your thoughts by emailing ourartisticchild@outlook.com or check out Rockaway Beach Autism Families Facebook page. Also feel free to come to our next support group meeting on Thursday, April 18, 7 p.m. at Knights of Columbus (333 Beach 90th Street). Join us in “Turning the tide for our autism community, one wave at a time.”
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The Rockaway Times Spring Fashion Guide TIPS FROM POLLY & ESTHER By Kami-Leigh Agard
Spring has finally sprung, and with the warmer weather, many locals gleefully unshed the layers and finally break out the flip flops. However, if you’re looking to spice up your wardrobe, The Rockaway Times Fashion Guide is a must-read. In this month-long feature, local style gurus give the goods on what’s trending and where to shop—with the added pluses of preserving that unmistakably cool Rockaway beach vibe AND supporting a local business. In this week’s installation, we spoke with Jackie Roth, manager of local clothing a lot of clothing and accessoboutique, Polly & Esther. ries from California designers, hailing from beach towns like Rockaway. So at Polly & Esther, folks come in and immediately feel that cool Rockaway beach vibe,” Roth said. Here are some of Roth’s suggestions on how you can breathe spontaneity into your wardrobes, while maintaining the true essence of what seaside living in Rockaway is all about. Baja hoodie As you walk into Polly & Esther, there’s an off-white baja hoodie that seems to scream, “Take me to the beach!” This top is accented with asymmetrical blocked stripes in shades of blue, pink and gray. The sleeves, hood and sweep opening are edged with lace. Pair it with a layered necklace, bucket, floppy or fedora hat, and a cute straw tote bag, and you’re comfortably dressed for a casual evening with friends. Roth said the baja hoodies are so popular that they continually have to restock them. “People love the airiness of the fabric and the mellow colors. We have them in a variety of colors, definitely very Rockaway-esque.”
According to Roth, who is currently studying Business-Fashion Buying and Merchandising at Nassau Community College, this spring/summer season is all about sporting denim, statement accessories, breathy baja hoodies, stylish active wear, macramé and tie-dye, jumpsuits and pants in a variety of leg shapes, resort wear, neon colors and a cornucopia of prints. “A lot of grunge styles from the 90s are making waves with a huge comeback, like double denim, tie-dye and baja hoodies. However, it’s all about mixing and matching with the must Jumping Jumpsuits of a bold accessory or print. Fun fact. The first-ever jumpEurope’s fashion runways dictate the styles of the season, suit—also called the boiler but that being said, we carry suit—was created in 1919 as a
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garment for parachuters and was worn by factory women during WWII. Of course, the boiler suit has stylistically evolved since, and offers a range of leg shapes including wide, straight, harem and casual fit. The pro of the look is that it’s effortless. Some jumpers are even sleeveless with spaghetti straps. According to Roth, this is an item you can wear to work with a well-cut cropped jacket, blazer or long duster coat. Take the jacket off, and you’re ready for a night on the town. She also emphasizes that accessories really give some oomph to the look. “We have the jumper in so many prints and leg shapes. I recommend adding a chunky wide belt and a layered necklace. Depending on the print, you can even get a little fashion forward with a snakeskin or bold color belt,” Roth said. Prints are Poppin’! From leopard, snakeskin, tribal, stripes, polka dots, camo, florals and more—prints are popping up on dresses, jumpers, skirts, blouses, trousers, belts and swim suits. Don’t be afraid to make a fashion statement by mismatching them or adding some volume with a belt or jewelry. Polly & Esther carries such a wide variety of prints, you’ll be sure to leave with a conversation piece. Neon Brights Or Why Not Just White? Spring offers an explosion of color, so why not take it the extra mile with neon? From hot pink, blue, yellow, green—Polly & Esther offers neon-colored items in a variety of hues that will be sure to get you spotted. The boutique even has neon-colored tassel earrings which definitely will spark a conversation. Also, why not consider pairing neon with white? Roth said, “White accents many colors. Even wearing all white looks beautiful. People tend to shy away from wearing white, but I think it
really pops on a variety of skin tones.” Let’s Get Crafty According to Roth, crochet, macramé and tie-dye give off that carefree artsy look. From light sweaters, trousers and bags, the boutique offers an ornate array that fits your dreams of resort wear on a budget.
Digging Double Denim? The temps are indeed up, but brisk enough to still need a light jacket. So why not pair a denim jacket with a high-waist jean or shorts, denim skirt or even a bralette? Polly & Esther offers a wide variety of denim styles. When asked why she loves working at Polly & Esther, Roth said, “I love that I can bring my knowledge of fashion that I am studying at school here. I also enjoy assisting customers, who continually come back and even call to find out about new merchandise. Our items are good quality and really affordable, which is why people keep returning. I emphasize to customers that personal style is not about following trends, but making a statement about who you are.” Roth’s views fall in line with sentiments popularly expressed by 97-yearold NYC fashion icon, Iris Apfel: "Fashion you can buy, but style you possess. The key to style is learning who you are… It's about self-expression and, above all, attitude.” Polly & Esther is located at 414 Beach 129th Street. The boutique offers a 10% discount for college students. For more info, visit the boutique or follow them on Facebook.
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DAMN THE TORPEDOS BRING DOWN THE HOUSE Spring was in the air on Saturday night, April 6, drawing out an enthusiastic crowd to Springman Hall at St. Camillus for the sixth Bugalou concert this season. The action started before the music, with large screens brought in to view the NCAA Final Four games, providing a great look at the controversial plays at the end of the Virginia-Auburn game. Rockaway favorite, Wine With Sue, hit the stage at full speed, leading off with CCR's Down on the Corner, and displaying their versatility with their adept handling of material ranging from the Bee Gees to Led Zeppelin. Following a brief intermission, Damn The Torpedoes put on an unparalleled presentation of the music of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, running through 25 songs over the course of more than two hours. Highlights included Breakdown, Refugee, The Wait-
ing, Free Fallin,' and a rousing version of American Girl that ended up with audience members dancing on the stage with the band, before closing with Don't Come Around Here No More. The room was full of energy for the entire night. Next up is the season finale with Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Felix Cavaliere's Rascals. Good Lovin', Groovin', People Got to Be Free, How Can I Be Sure, It's a Beautiful Morning—these are just a few of the classic Rascals hits that included three #1s, five Top 10s, and fifteen Hot 100 singles, as well as five Gold albums, that led to worldwide fame and acclaim, and induction into the Hall of Fame in 1997. This will be the highlight show of the Bugalou series and tickets are already moving quickly. Go to www. bugaloumusic.com and visit facebook.com/bugaloumusic for daily video postings.
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Selling Fully Furnished This 1 9Mediterranean 52 0BR home exudes D classic beauty! Parking L 7, ocean views, inS O for ground pool, Jacuzzi and so much more. $2,900,000
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ROCKAWAY PARK New To Market Here1 9is a great 2BR 2 0 ocean facing D apartment waiting for L fresh decorating S O your ideas. Private terrace, HW floors and laundry in building. $425,000
ROCKAWAY PARK Ocean Grande This1 9spacious 2 0 2 bath unit is 2BR, fitted with granite D L stainless S O counters, steel appliances and wood floors. $415,000
ROCKAWAY PARK Beach Block - Rare Find Spacious 9 2BR, 1BA 0 1 with hardwood 2co-op floor plan, L D floors, easyviews and S O ocean parking. Just steps to the ocean! Priced to sell. $249,000
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Huge Multi-Family Home ATTENTION 9 INVESTORS! 0 1 Beach block 2This is a L D multi-family maker. Give S O money us a call for rent roll and more details. $1,900,000
Supreme Legal 3 Large1 9legal 3 family 0 used as 2currently D a 1 family. 6 BR’s, L baths, fireplace S O 4.5 and all massive rooms. Priced to sell! $1,299,000
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BELLE HARBOR Center Hall Colonial Spectacular 9 colonial, 01 gorgeous paved 2 Dbackyard with InL heated pool, S O ground two private driveways and a detached garage. $1,400,000
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Rockaway Park-Legal 2 Family Only opportunity to own this income producing INCOMPARABLE OCEANFRONT! Both units have a 20’x10’ oceanfront patios, 3BR’s and 2 baths. Bonus walk in apt. Private parking. $1,279,000
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Four Homes to Choose From One and two family homes available. All homes have master suites, private parking, terraces and are all tax abatated! Starting at $919,000
Beach Block Side hall colonial Mother/Daughter features 4BR, 3 bath, hardwood floors, high ceilings, spacious living room/dining room, terrace, full finished basement and detached garage. $939,000
Beach Block- Belle Harbor No expense was spared. Stunning duplex condo with tasteful and well designed hi-end finishes. Open floor plan, gorgeous chef's kitchen and custom tiled baths. Private parking and garage. $799,000
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ARVERNE Waters Edge Condo Rarely available, turn key 3BR, 2 bath condo with open floor plan, master suite, 2 balconies, private back yard with in ground sprinklers, garage and private driveway! $649,000
Saturday · 4/14 · 1:00-2:30pm Two BR's two baths with HW floors, granite counters, breakfast bar and an abundance of cabinets. Full finished lower level with BR, half bath and 101-04 Shore Front Pkwy laundry room. $557,000
Far Rockaway LEGAL 3 FAMILY ON THE CORNER OF SEAGIRT! This victorian offers a spacious lot size, private parking & each apt. has 2BR's 1 bath and each separate entrances. Full unfinished basement. $550,000
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Looking for a Turn Key Home? Newly renovated 3 BR, 1 bath home. Great location with bay, ocean, restaurants and stores all at your fingertips. Sit on your front porch and catch the salty breeze. $549,000
60' x 70 - Lot For Sale Build your very own custom dream home on a 4,200 sq ft. lot, R-2 Zoned. FAR is .5. GREAT OPPORTUNITY! $525,000
Oceanfront Building Beach, Boardwalk, Bay and City Views! Three fabulous 1 bedroom apartments to choose from. Building has excellent financials and maintenance is 40% tax deductible. Starting at $259,000
Rentals 120th: Fully furnished studio apartment in co-op building with HW floors (BF) . . . . . . . . . $1,400 121st: 1BR, 1BA co-op unit with HW floors and updated kitchen (NC). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,450 117th: Spacious 1BR, 1BA apt on beach block in building with full time super (NC) . . . . . . . $1,675 125th: Beach block well maintained 1BR, 1BA apt with HW floors (AD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,700 61st: First floor beach block 2BR, 1BA apt with separate entrance (NC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,750 118th: Beach block freshly painted 2BR, 1BA apt with HW floors (BF) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,800 79th: 2BR, 1BA condo with ocean views in elevator building (NC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,800 117th: Beach block 2BR, 2BA condo unit in doorman building (NC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,000 95th: Renovated ground level 2BR, 1BA apt with W/D (CB) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,000 68th: Fully furnished renovated 2BR, 1BA apt with private entrance (NC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,000 81st: 3BR, 1BA condo unit with gated parking included (NC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,100 64th: Renovated 2BR, 1BA home with private driveway and backyard (NC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,100 138th: Renovated 2BR, 2BA apt with private deck and HW floors (BF) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,200
Rentals 127th: Beach block 3BR, 2BA apt with private terrace and parking spot (TB) . . . . . . Broad Channel: Newly renovated 3BR, 1BA home with SS appliances and W/D (CB) 69th: Newly renovated 3BR, 2BA apt with HW floors and SS appliances (TB) . . . . . . 118th: Beach block 2BR, 1BA apt with extra office room, parking and backyard (CB) 119th: Beach block 3BR, 2BA apt with 1 car parking space and W/D (BF) . . . . . . . . . ABTS: 3BR, 2.5BA duplex unit with back yard and parking (NC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ABTS: 3BR, 2.5BA duplex unit with backyard, CAC and parking (NC) . . . . . . . . . . . . Upper East Side: Fully furnished 1BR, 1BA apt in doorman building (BF). . . . . . . . . 137th: 3BR, 2BA lovely home for rent with wood floors (AD) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140th: 3BR, 2.5BA house rental with HW floors and large backyard (AD) . . . . . . . . . 140th: Renovated 3BR, 2BA in 2 family home with shared yard and parking (AD) . . . 140th: Renovated 3BR, 2.5 unit in 2 family home with shared yard and parking (AD) Broad Channel: Furnished summer rental 3BR, 2BA home (CB) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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140-05 Newport Ave. $1.525M
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(represented buyer) Susan Natale Lic. RE Salesperson
Our office is in Brooklyn, but our homes are in Rockaway
We first sold our client's house in Brooklyn for a record price and were then tasked with finding them their dream home in Rockaway. We negotiated a great price for our client in this purchase, and closed for $75K under the asking price on this very special and unique 80'x100' property in Belle Harbor.
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6513 Seaspray Ave. · $980,000
Amazing opportunity to own an ocean-view home in the Dunes section of Arverne by the Sea. Beautiful and meticulous, bright and sunny, this fabulous Freeport model comes completely upgraded from the blue stone entryway to the ocean view roof terrace with Trex decking! The first level of the main unit features an open concept layout with half bath and sliders that lead out to a travertine patio and landscaped yard space. The kitchen area features high end stainless appliances, custom cabinetry, granite countertops and breakfast bar. The second level features a huge master bedroom with custom en-suite bathroom, plus two additional large bedrooms and a full, custom finished bathroom. The seemingly endless upgrades to this property continue in the 2nd unit that is located on the third level of the home and includes a step out balcony. Access to the 4th level is from either unit and includes a bonus room with half bath and kitchenette plus a large roof terrace with sweeping ocean views. You can spend endless time up there in your own private sanctuary or take a 2-minute walk down a beautifully landscaped semi-private path to the beach and boardwalk. This house is an absolute must see! -Jsted exclusively by Associate Broker Alice O'Connor.
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6613 Surf Ave. · $938,000
Big 2-family with private roof deck located in The Dunes section of Arverne By The Sea. This Freeport model boasts a spacious and upgraded 3-Bedroom, 2.5 Bathroom main unit that features a Master Suite, private backyard, built-in garage and private driveway. The second unit is a big and bright 2-bedroom apartment with a step-out balcony. Both units have their own washer/dryer and thermostat. The top floor offers a useful bonus room and a spacious roof deck with ocean views. Tax abated for 10 more years. Just a few steps to either the A Train or the famous Rockaway Boardwalk and beach. Office exclusive.
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By Peter Galvin, MD
Recent years have seen dramatic increases in the incidence of chronic diseases like diabetes, inflammatory bowel diseases, and obesity. Several months ago, a microbiologist from NYU Langone published an interesting theory to explain the rising disease rates. His theory is that the loss of diversity in the bacteria that live in our intestinal tract is to blame, and the cause is the use and overuse of antibiotics. More than 40 percent of U.S. adults are obese, and almost threefourths are obese or overweight. In addition, childhood obesity rates are rising, going from 10 percent from 1988 to 1994 to almost 18 percent from 2013 to 2016. His theory is that the bacteria that live in and on us are not random, but rather passed down from generation to generation. Interacting with each other
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Antibiotics and with us in complex ways, our bacteria form a diverse community called the microbiome. They are acquired in a standard, choreographed way and their composition in children comes to resemble that of adults by age three. Years ago, bacteria were transferred from mother to child during vaginal birth, from breast feeding and skin-to-skin contact, and from mother’s mouth by kissing. Today, with widespread cesarean delivery, bottle feeding, extensive bathing (especially with anti-bacterial soaps), and the use of antibiotics, the human ecology has changed, and the transmission and maintenance of ancestral microbes has been altered. More than 73 billion antibiotic doses are prescribed worldwide each year, or about 10 doses for each man, woman, and child on this planet, and the numbers are rising. U.S. children receive an average of 2.7 antibiotic courses by age two, and 10.9 by age 10. More
than 50 percent of women receive antibiotics during pregnancy or perinatally. Repeated antibiotic exposure is common in early life and is often not medically justified. And, of course, many foods that we eat contain antibiotics. For decades, the food industry has added antibiotics to animal feed to make the animals gain weight. Laboratory studies back this up. Mice exposed to antibiotics had more body fat at 10 weeks (32 percent) than control mice (22 percent). A single course of a macrolide antibiotic (i.e. Cipro) had longterm effects on the microbial population and on the host’s immune system. In non-obese mice, treatment with antibiotics early in life altered the gut microbiome, immune system, and accelerated the onset of Type 1 diabetes. In one Dutch study, the incidence of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) in children increased with early-life antibiotic exposure, and
the more antibiotics the child received, the higher was the incidence of IBD. In a study done at VA hospitals, the top 10 percent of physicians prescribed 90 percent of all antibiotics. Physicians in Sweden prescribe 60 percent fewer antibiotics than U.S. doctors. Doctors are often put in a difficult situation by patients who seek an antibiotic prescription. If the doctor does not prescribe antibiotics for what he/she perceives to be a viral infection, the patient may feel put off and may complain or change doctors. For this reason and others, it is often simpler for the doctor to just prescribe them. So, the next time you have a scratchy throat or congestion, if your doctor feels that antibiotics are unwarranted, remember that the doctor is trying to do the right thing for you. Please direct questions and comments to editor@rockawaytimes.com
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Change Is A Challenge Change is inevitable but often we resist with the natural flow of life and choose to suffer when changes come our way. We strive to keep things the same, but the truth is the only thing that stays constant is change itself. Learning to flow in life with all the changes that happens can be critical in surviving without too much stress. Nothing stays the same, we are constantly evolving. There are
losses and gains. The pains of growing older are real for so many. The fear of sickness and loss of independence can be very scary and unsettling. Aging is for the strong and it is our hope that family will be close by to look out for our care. That being said, I am going to make plans for my future so no one can make decisions that may not be in my best interest. I may never need the
plan but being proactive, knowing that a change can happen at any moment, gives me control of my life. My plan is to live a long, healthy life but I know nothing is guaranteed. We are creatures of habit and we do not always welcome changes, especially if they cause suffering. We resist the changes that come in our lives and often think, why me? There is a path for each one of us and we can only control the outcome to the best of our ability. We may be able to improve the quality of our journey by learning to flow with the everchanging tides and accepting what comes our way. God has a plan and I believe he is always with us. Fighting changes are like running uphill against the wind. Try flowing with the change of life and you might feel like the wind is at your back, with the warm sun glistening on your face. Learning to be with what comes your way will help ease whatever suffering you are going through. It is not easy, but one can only try to do their best in any situation.
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Spring Cleaning Your Computer? Beware of Tech Scams By Gille Ann Rabbin, Esq., CIPP/US
Spring has sprung, and some are undertaking the annual ritual of spring cleaning. Closets, drawers, bathroom vanities, garages, and even cars are purged. But before you turn to cleaning your computer, beware of tech support scams that can put you and your computer at risk. These scams are impostor scams designed to make you think there’s something wrong with your computer that needs to be cleaned up, like malware or a computer bug, because it threatens your computer’s security. Scammers pose as companies that can repair this problem, but it is actually non-existent. In 2018, the Federal Trade Commission received almost 150,000 tech support scam reports, and has brought actions against some sham companies. Many reports are from elderly consumers, as this population
is often targeted. Scams take different forms. Typically, scammers call or send pop-up ads telling you that you have a computer security problem. They often impersonate large legitimate companies, like Microsoft or Dell. Their goal is to get you to pay for services you don’t need. When a scammer contacts you by phone, you may be asked to give remote access to your computer so they can run a “test,” after which the scammer advises there’s a problem you need to pay to fix, possibly by downloading their pricey (and unnecessary) software. Phone scammers can spoof your Caller ID, which can make it look like they’re calling from a legitimate company. When scammers initiate contact via a pop-up window on your screen, they send a message that looks like an error message from your operating system or antivirus software. The pop-up may display logos from trusted companies or websites.
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The message warns of a security problem and urges you to call a phone number for assistance. Additionally, scammers get their fraudulent sites to appear in online search results or ads for their sham companies. Their intent is that you’ll reach out to them for “support” using the contact information listed. In another version, a scammer calls a victim of a previous support scam to check on the consumer’s satisfaction with the earlier service. When the consumer says he/she is dissatisfied, the scammer offers a refund. Other scammers call to say their company is going out of business and is providing refunds for services that won’t be provided as a result. Once consumers give personal financial information to receive the refund, the scammers commit identity theft and steal their money. If someone is pressuring you to fix your computer, don’t panic and immediately accept their offer. Here are some tips to avoid victimization:
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Run or walk a 5K to raise money for Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia. Pre-register at rockapulcorun.com
April 12, 13, 8 p.m. April 14, 2 p.m. A COMEDY OF TENORS Post Theatre, Fort Tilden The Rockaway Theatre Company presents Ken Ludwig’s A Comedy of Tenors. For tickets, call 718-3746400 or head to www.rockawaytheatrecompany.org.
Friday, April 12, 8 p.m. STARGAZING Floyd Bennet Field Head to the Community Gardens to stargaze with the Brooklyn Amateur Astronomers Association. Canceled if overcast.
Friday, April 12, 8 p.m. SHILELAGH LAW SFDS FUNDRAISER St. Francis de Sales Beach 129th Street Shilelagh Law performs at this fundraiser for SFDS. $50 ticket includes first drink FREE at the bar. To purchase tickets, email Keith Sullivan at Keith@SullivanGalleshaw.com or call the Main Office at (718)-634-2775.
Saturday, April 13, 10 a.m. CDH 5K RUN/WALK Beach 102nd Street
Saturday, April 13, 11 a.m. SPRING DUNE PLANTING Beach 44th & RBB Join the Rockaway Waterfront Alliance in planting the dunes for spring. All welcome. Students can qualify for community service hours.
Saturday, April 13, 2 p.m. FLAG RETIREMENT CEREMONY American Legion Broad Channel 209 Cross Bay Blvd American Legion members will properly retire flags. Plus face painting for kids.
Sunday, April 14, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. CRAFT FAIR Christ Presbyterian Church 104 Noel Road, Broad Channel Shop from various craft vendors. A portion of the proceeds goes to the church. Hosted by Jeannine Riekers of 310 Party Den Crafts.
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Registration begins at 7 p.m., class begins at 7:30 p.m. Free Zumba workout with Lisa G.
Sunday, April 14, 11:45 a.m. BC EASTER EGG HUNT BCAC Memorial Field Bring the kids to go on an early Easter Egg hunt. Bring a basket or bag! There will also be cupcakes and a visit from the Easter bunny!
Thursdays, 6 p.m. CUB SCOUTS MEETING Knights of Columbus 333 Beach 90th Street Boys from K-5th grade are invited to join the Cub Scouts. Meets every Thursday that public schools are open. For more info, email: Trooppack147@gmail.com.
Sunday, April 14, 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. ROCKAWAY MAKERS MARKET Rockaway Brewing /Co. 415 Beach 72nd Street Shop from various local vendors and stay for brunch or a brew.
Thursdays, 7:15 p.m. Weekends, 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. LEAK LINES EXHIBIT sTudio 7 Gallery, Fort Tilden As part of RAA’s ongoing efforts to repair its Sandy-damaged roof, Aaron Asis highlights the issue and transforms it into a unique solution. Leak Lines is a temporary installation designed to accentuate the existing structural features of the sTudio 7 gallery. On view through April 13.
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FREE ZUMBA WITH LISA G Far Rockaway HS Campus 8-21 Bay 25th Street
BOY SCOUTS MEETING Knights of Columbus 333 Beach 90th Street Boys from 6th grade through age 18 can join. For more info, email: Trooppack147@gmail.com.
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From The Rockaway Waterfront Alliance NUTRITIOUS COOKING WITH A SIDE OF CONVERSATION By Ola Nasiukiewicz, Cook and Chat Intern
Lunches, dinners, and nutritious cultural delicacies...yes, you too can learn how to prepare, cook, and feast on these dishes thanks to the Rockaway Waterfront Alliance’s very own Cook and Chat program. No matter the level of your culinary skills, the Rockaway Waterfront Alliance in-
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY Pursuant to the lien granted by the New York Self-Storage Facility Act, notice is hereby given that the undersigned self-storage units will be sold at a public sale by competitive bidding, to satisfy the lien of the Lessor, with Metro Storage LLC as managing agent for Lessor, for rental and other charges due from the undersigned. The said property has been stored and is located at the respective address below. Units up for auction will be listed for public bidding on-line at www.StorageTreasures.com beginning five days prior to the scheduled auction date and time. The terms of the sale will be by lot to the highest bidder for cash only. A 10% buyer’s premium will be charged per unit. All sales are final. Metro Self Storage LLC reserves the right to withdraw any or all units, partial or entire, from the sale at any time before the sale or to refuse any bids. The property to be sold is described as “general household items” unless otherwise noted. All contents must be removed completely from the property within 48 hours or sooner or are deemed abandoned by bidder/buyer. Sale rules and regulations are available at the time of sale.
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cook! Led by RWA’s chef Tiffany and her protégé, Diego, the pair prepare a dish and discuss topics ranging from knife skills to saltfree flavor enhancers. Most recently, Cook and Chat attendees had the opportunity to make pasta with mushroom ragout, learn about hydroponic planting, indulge in an eggplant veggie sandwich topped with homemade pesto, and prepare
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Point Of View THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG IN UNDERSTANDING GLOBAL WARMING AND CLIMATE CHANGE By Kathy Lord Nicolosi
Global warming is the warming of the earth, which much research has determined has been exacerbated due to emissions created by the burning of fossil fuels. Picture the earth with a glass dome around it (like a greenhouse) the gases (carbon emissions) rise and can’t permeate the glass cover so they bounce back to the earth causing the “greenhouse effect,” thus creating global warming. Global warming and climate change are not the same thing. Global warming (the warming of the earth) is one of the factors that is accelerating climate change (a global change in the climate of the world.) Causing the melting of polar ice caps, droughts, flooding, more destructive storms and hurricanes, etc. Big oil companies actually created a “Global Climate Coalition” (1) into which they invested millions of dollars in order to deny to the public that global warming and climate change were a problem. The oil companies know that carbon emissions are a problem, but if we use renewable energies instead of fossil fuels (oil, gas, coal), then the oil industries will ultimately lose billions of dollars. It should come as no surprise, then, why they might refuse to acknowledge that global warming and climate change are real and a global threat. Research confirms that over the last decade, the carbon gas emissions have been warming the earth. The oceans absorb carbon from the air, which causes the ocean waters to warm. The warm ocean waters intensify storms and hurricanes making them much more destructive forc-
es as we have witnessed over and over again in the last few years alone (2). During the 1950s, with substantial evidence that smoking led to cancer, the tobacco industry founded the “Tobacco Industry Research Committee” and employed a firm called Hill & Knowlton, whose job was to sell “DOUBT” about these claims to the public. The health of the individual was of no concern (3). The oil industry has done and continues to do something similar in regards to the scientific evidence that carbon emissions are dangerous to the earth (4). Global warming is a “global” issue for which all countries need to participate to help solve the problem. This is why the refusal of the United States to join world organizations in helping to prevent global warming/climate change, or to withdraw from such organizations which we have previously joined, is so problematic. The entire world is being affected by this earth warming trend, and almost all other industrial nations are in agreement about creating coalitions that could help to “save the planet” from this kind of impending catastrophe. The United States’ per capita is rated #2 in carbon emissions. You can Google a chart of emissions per country here. (See footnote (5)). During the 2016 presidential campaign, fossil fuel companies injected more than $100 million into the presidential campaign. Therefore we should not be surprised that the new administration pulled the United States out of the Paris Climate Accords on the first day of June 2017. There is no reason why we should all not support
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ally happening. Big companies are not looking to help the individual, they are only looking out for what’s good for them even if it’s bad for our health and the health of the planet. We only have one planet Earth, we need to do all we can to keep it as well as ourWorking Together selves, alive and well. ConIs Key: sider lessening your “carbon In 1985 a gaping hole in footprint” in any way you the ozone layer, located over can. the Antarctic, was found. ToFootnotes: day, ozone-depleting chem(1) www.desmogblog.com/ icals once found in aerosol sprays, refrigerators and global-climate-coalition; (2) climate.nasa.gov/causair conditioners have been largely phased out, thanks es/; (3) www.tobaccotactics.org/ to the Montreal Protocol, an international agreement de- index.php/Tobacco_Industry_ veloped in 1987. As a result, Research_Committee; (4) www.ucsusa.org/globthe ozone layer is now healal-warming/fossil-fuel-coming. Denying that the burning p a n i e s - k n e w - a b o u t- g l o b of fossil fuels causes glob- al-warming; (5) en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ al warming, and therefore climate change, allows the List_of_countries_by_carbon_ government to “lift” emis- dioxide_emissions; (6) www.desmogblog. sions regulations (how does that help us?), which allows com/2016/02/17/fossil-fu“Big Oil” to continue selling el-industr y-spending-milits product with impunity! lions-2016-presidential-candiAsk yourself, “who does this dates; ( 7 ) w w w . n p r. o r g / s e c help?” It makes no sense not to act t i o n s / g o a t s a n d s o in a morally responsible way da/2018/06/20/621782275/ and accept that global warm- the-refugees-that-the-worlding/climate change is actu- barely-pays-attention-to switching over to renewable energies (tidal, wind, solar, biomass, geothermal, nuclear) and cutting down on carbon emissions. If we do nothing and just wait to “see what happens,” if an avalanche of catastrophe starts to happen, it will be too late.
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Dear Enchantress, I feel cheap all the time. I am always the one who wants to split the bill down to the dollar. I re-gift everything and I have a really hard time buying my kids’ teachers gifts. I think people make fun of me behind my back, but I can't seem to change! UGH! My parents are cheap, too, and they are pretty severe.Their house is being held together with glue and rubber bands, they take the ketchups and napkins from diners, and I'm mortified, and yet, it's worse because I am the same! My kids are young, so I don't think they know my issues yet. My husband shakes his head. He's a bit ahead of me, but pretty cheap, too. He will spend money on sports things though. I work, so I have my own money, but I am so frugal and I'm worried I'll turn into my parents even more and worse, my kids will be like me! Help! Dear Cheap Charlie, You are so brave to out yourself and own your cheapness. I am here to celebrate you! Good for you for outing yourself, this is not an easy one, also I want to celebrate you for owning your cheapness and your AWARENESS! When you are aware of anything, it is only then you can make a CHOICE! There are many reasons to be cheap, whether it's unconscious or the person is not aware, it's painful for others to be around this person, the lack and scarcity mindset can leak out and affect how people regard you as a friend and a loved one. I will not advise you to go out and spend a lot of money. But I will suggest making small donations to a charity of your choosing, start small.
Making your money go to places that really NEED your help would be a great start. Some causes will send you a thank you poster. I sent $18 to a charity and dedicated it to my grandparents and it's on my fridge, making me feel a loving connection to them. It can be something you do with your children, have a pushkeh (how my grandmother would say it in Yiddish), where you drop change inside. Decide with your kids who and where the money will go to, and when it's full, take them to either the bank or the place to make the donation. When it's a project like this, it's easier. As for your internal workings, I would advise you to have a nightly gratitude check- in. Have a dedicated notebook where you write what you’re grateful for, for the day. Declaring and seeing (in writing) all the abundance that you have in your life, will take the spotlight off your money. When there is a problem somewhere, it's human nature to focus on what is broken. The gratitude is focusing on what's right! Taking out children’s books from the library about money to read with your kids, (and your inner child) so you can re-learn and re-visit your money beliefs and mindsets, along with them, will be helpful. One big homework that I will give you is, to list one hundred money moments in your life. They can be big or small moments, and make sure you write down the earliest money moment you can remember. Enjoy your dollars and make some cents! For more information on how to work with Enchantress Shane, go to www.Enchantedembodiment.com
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Spring has SPRUNG! So heed RT Publisher Kevin Boyle’s wise counsel, and get your Rockaway Groan on! With a chockfull lineup of live music, theater and arts — no need to leave the peninsula—the Rock always has something springin’! LIVE MUSIC: Thursday, April 11 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Get an early start to your weekend by grabbing the mic and strutting what you got at Community House’s Karaoke Night! 101-19 Rockaway Beach Blvd Friday, April 12 8 p.m. Rockaway’s hometown rock 'n' roll band, the Grayriders, gallops into RBQ delivering a rollickin’ night of good ol’ classic rock. If the Grateful Dead, Stones, CCR and Van Morrison get your heart rejoicing, tonight is your ticket to an unforgettable 60s/70s-infused ride. 97-20 Rockaway Beach Blvd Friday, April 12 9 p.m. to Midnight TGIF! So kick off your weekend on a high note with 3 Sheets To The Wind at Community House. Be guaranteed that Tim, Andy, and Mark will have you on the dance floor jammin’ to all your favorite classic rock and blues! 101-19 Rockaway Beach Blvd Saturday, April 13 7 p.m. The Rock-A-Wades were so good that Jamesons is bringing them back! Get ready for another FUN-tabulous classic rock night at the pub, where the grub is fantastic and the libations are flowing. 421 Beach 129th Street Saturday, April 13 8 p.m. Lou Thunder Road Guerrero & The Downtown Daddy-O’s make their debut at RBQ, blazing the Boulevard barbecue spot with performances of classic hits by The Rolling
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tunefully ends. 203 Beach 116th Street Sunday, April 14 4:30 p.m. Nationwide touring jazz band, Suenos, brings a unique flavor to Thai Rock. This band will definitely have you dreaming about how they surreally blend jazz with hip-hop, R&B, indie rock, neo-soul, and electronic music, all tinged with bebop horns flowing. By the end of the night, you’ll be floating on a cloud of sonorous wonderment. 375 Beach 92nd Street SPECIAL MENTION — SUPPORT OUR LOCAL SCHOOLS’ FUNDRAISERS! Friday, April 12 7 p.m. What better way to have fun with family and friends, with the added bonus of supporting a local school than a Paint & Sip? St. Camillus Catholic Academy is hosting this PaintNite party, where folks will get artsy and sip on their favorite beverage. BYOB! Also feel free to bring a snack. $40 admission supplies you with everything you need to truly flex your art skills. For more info and to reserve your spot, call 718-634-5260. 185 Beach 99th Street Friday, April 12 8 p.m. Shilelagh Law orders you to detention at St. Francis de Sales Catholic Academy! Just kidding, but SFDS has called in the big guns for an epic fundraiser with music performances by Shilelagh Law and Rockawave DJs. $50 tickets include first drink free at the bar. All proceeds go towards benefitting the school. To purchase tickets, email: Keith Sullivan at Keith@SullivanGalleshaw.com or call SFDS’ main office at 718634-2775. Doors open at 7 p.m. Show kicks off at 8 p.m. St. Francis De Sales Church 129-16 Rockaway Beach Blvd ARTS Saturday, April 13 & Sunday, April 14 This weekend is your last
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BLACK BELTS AT WORLD CHAMPIONS KARATE CENTER Sunday, April 7, was a memorable day at the World Champions Karate Center. Two Shodan (First-Degree black Belt), and a Nidan (Second-Degree Black Belt) were tested and promoted to their new ranks. The rigorous examination consisted of knowledge of Kata (forms) and Bunkai (the application of the techniques within the forms). This means the execution of various weapons forms and their application, a self-defense component and a teaching exhibition. The three young men performed in sync, executing their Kata and weapons forms as a team. They will make a very formidable team anywhere there is competition. It was wonderful to witness such highly-polished Karate, and the spectators and parents were obviously impressed. At the same time, Yellow through Brown belt students were also being tested and were able to
watch the Black Belts in action. Juan (Nidan), Brandon and Jaydon (Shodan), have trained several years to attain this level. They are honor students at their respective schools and participate in other sports as well as internships. Congratulations to the parents and the grandparents of the Karate-ka. Visitors are welcome to see the successful program at the World Champions Karate Center, located at 112-20 Beach Channel Drive.
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