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SSNY designated as agent of LLC upon whom process against it may be served. SSNY shall mail process to: 89TH AVE PROJECT LLC 16063 27TH AVE., FLUSHING, NY 11358 Purpose: any lawful activities. 6X 3/20/19 QG LEGAL/PROFESSIONAL Queens Gazette February 13, 2019 Page 34 Queens Borough President Melinda Katz picked up major support on February 11th as the Queens County Democratic Or-ganization voted to endorse her campaign for district attorney. She has built an im-pressive coalition of support, as the New York Hotel Trades Council, numerous trade unions, Democrats from all across Queens county, and over 300 community leaders have endorsed her campaign. “I am honored to have the support of strong Democratic leaders from across Queens county. With Trump’s administra-tion advocating for bigoted legislation and racist immigration policies, we need to unite and fight for our Democratic values at a local level. It’s clear that Queens is ready for criminal justice reform, and I look for-ward to transforming the district attorney’s office into a partner for justice for everyone who calls Queens home. From discovery reform to no bail for misdemeanors to pro-tections for vulnerable communities to keeping our streets safe, I am committed to bringing the progressive reform we need to ensure that our criminal justice system works fairly and justly for all,” said Katz. Katz launched her campaign for district attorney in December 2018. She has served in the State Assembly and in the City Coun-cil, and is currently the Queens borough president. She has extensive experience in private practice, working as an associate for Weil Gotshal and a shareholder of Green-berg Traurig. Her platform calls for the DA’s office to become a partner in justice and plans to institute progressive reforms. More information can be found at: melindakatz.com/wpcontent/uploads/2018 /12/KATZ-FOR-DA.pdf. Katz Gains Support Of Queens County Democrats Jumper Critical In RFK Bridge Plunge A team of NYPD Special Operations officers braved frigid waters to rescue an unidentified man who jumped from the RFK Triborough Bridge in Astoria on February 5th. The police, along with a team of firefighters and an FDNY EMS crew, responded to a 911 call of a man still alive and floating in the waters beneath the bridge just before 9 am, authorities said. The rescue team dove into the frigid waters and pulled the man to the safety of a nearby NYC Ferry that had also rushed to the scene. The first responders worked feverishly to treat and warm the semiconscious man who was taken to Harlem Hospital, where he was listed in critical condition but is expected to recover. New York City was in the midst of a two-day arctic cold wave, with temperatures plunging into the single-digits at the time of the rescue.—Liz Goff <pagedata>34:0.0155844912:0.970252216:0.994809568:0.0148761058</pagedata>