Heroes of the Month are honored at Borough Hall

On Wednesday, July 22, the highest two people in Brooklyn received honors at the ceremony sponsored by the municipal president Eric Adams.

Adams called them the hero of this month, they respected the people of Brooklyn, they exceeded their rank. Good Samarian Evertinham and retired Detective of New York Police Station Richard Lehman is the hero of July

Whittingham is a volunteer for Battered 2 Beautiful, a women's empowerment organization that is trying to break down the malicious struggle between teenage girls at Flatbush Avenue McDonald's. In the process Whittingham was kicked by a teenager and kicked

"Other people are using smartphones, but he uses his clever performance to save the lives of young men on May 14," Adams said.

Adams also paid tribute to Lehman who solved the murder of La Mesa McColumn in 2003 in the plain. McCollum's boyfriend, Jefferson Jones, was suspected of murder, but until December 2012 Lehman and other detectives coincided with the weapons that the family invaded.

"The detective (Lehman) has a picture of the victim and his eight-year-old daughter on his desk:" He is committed to finding responsible people. "

Since August 2014, this month's hero commemorated Brooklyn 's best character, and Adams revealed why people beyond his mission range deserves praise.

"You have always heard bad stories, but no one really cares about the good things people do every day," he explained. "There are some people like us in our community, but they do extraordinary things, we can actually take a step and help us.

In addition to finding ways to commemorate the hard work of women in local communities, Colombia spends his days listening to the ideals of the whole town. As the mayor, we opened a door to the city hall on Wednesday every week, so that the residents could see themselves and share their doubts and thoughts with her. Her significant contribution to Hardenfeld includes the role of Chairman of the Harden Field Historical Society, Chairman and Chairman of the Hardenfield First Presbyterian Church, Vice Chairman of the Hatfield Cultural Activities Committee, First Colony Community Bank . According to the Director, Haddonfield Civic Association, he is a member of the Executive Committee at Boxwood Art Theater and Cultural Center.

In the last few decades, the New York City Council changed the names of dozens of streets and "sympathize" them in all five administrative districts. The most famous name is to honor the activists, cultural heroes, and community leaders in close contact with the city. In Manhattan, the renamed road usually adds a new road name to the original road sign instead of completely replacing it (it is a common way in other administrative areas). Manhattan urban historian Mike Micione is backed by Mr. Gilbert Tauber, a resident of New York. Origin of the streets of New York City, these streets commemorate historical figures. Tauber spent several months investigating local legislative documents, he was the first official record created.