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DiBrienza said, %u201cI am very pleased to hear that the long-overdue work on this bridge will be completed soon and that the bridge will once again be restored to the community.%u201dDuring the City budget negotiations, DiBrienza convinced Ross Sandler, Commissioner of The Department of Transportation, to include an additional $500,000 for the contractor to complete the work on the bridgewhich had begun almost four years ago. At that time, DiBrienza says he made a commitment to the community to closely monitor the work on the bridge until its completion and has staved in touch with the project.Ardsley Construction told DiBrienza they expect to have the bridge painted and ready for opening to traffic one week after electrical work and equipment checks have been completed. %u201cThe community has been inconvenienced for too long, and I will make every effort to remove any obstacles that further delay the opening of the bridge,%u201d says the South Brooklyn Councilmember.Homeless Solutions Discussed In ROSAS ForumThe Revitalization of the Southern Area of the Slope (ROSAS) Local Development Corporation will sponsor a forum on alternative solutions to the growing problem of homeless New Yorkers Oct. 14, at the Methodist Hospital Auditorium in Park Slope, starting at 8pm.Scheduled speakers include South Brooklyn Rep. Chuck Schumer (10th District), Slope/Bay Ridge State Senator Chris Mega (23rd S.D.), SlopeAssemblymember Jim Brennan (51st A.D.), South Brooklyn/Slope City Councilmember Stephen DiBrienza (30th Council District) and 51st Assembly Democratic District Leaders Louise Finney and Richard Guay. The elected officials will be joined byrepresentatives from the Human Resources Administration, Housing Preservation and Development, the Coalition for the Homeless and the Partnership for the Homeless.Tlie South Slope is the location of a controversial shelter for 70 homeless women in the 14th St. Armory, but according to Judy Kaiserman, vice-president of ROSAS, the forum is being planned to look at more constructive solutions to the problem. %u201cWe%u2019re not bringing these people together to rehash the Armory shelter,%u201d she says. %u201cThe focus of the forum will be on seeking long-term solutions to the lack of permanent housing for many New Yorkers now forced to rply on emergency shelters.%u201dg PORTgKids Squash OpponentsEleven students of The Packer Collegiate Institute have been ranked in the national standings of the United States Squash Racquets Association, including eighth grader Harrison Mullin, who ranked number one in his age groups of boys 12 and under.Other male stars are: San Anderson, ranked sixth in boys 14 and under; and Senior Bart Weiner, ranked 23 in boys 18 and under. In the female division the experts are: Jen Roos, who placed seventh in the girls 16 and under; Margareta Van Orman, who placed seventh in girls 14 and under; Anita Portell and Mamie Brooke, who placed 22 and 25 respectively in girls 16 and under; Susan Scot, who placed eight in girls 14 and under; Erin Dockery, who placed sixth and Katherine MacDonald, who placed 10 in girls 12 and under and Ann Decker, placed 14 in that same group.LIU Is Ranked NinthMaicol Antello, Long Island University junior, was awarded the Most Valuable Player trophy for his part in the Blackbird%u2019s 3-1 victory over Penn State at Soccer Alumni Homecoming September 27.Despite intermittent showers and a generally drizzly atmosphere, fans were on hand at LIU to watch Antello score one goal and assist on two others scored. He is the team %u2019s leading scorer. The victory put LIU at number nine on the National Division I coach%u2019s poll. In the New York region, LIU isranked number one.The MVP award is given in memory of Colin Fowles, LIU%u2019s former mid-fielder who played professionally for seven years with the Fort Lauderdale Strikers of the North American Soccer League. Fowles was killed' by random gunfire in Florida in August, 1985.Brooklyn Hosts BiathlonHundreds of fitness-minded competitors will run and cycle under the watchful eye of the Statue of Liberty in Brooklyn during the Goldome Biathlon on Oct. 12.The 26-mile tour of Brooklyn is the last of three preliminary races leading up to the national championship %u2014 The Goldome New York City Biathlon %u2014 in Central Park on Nov. 9. The top 50 finishers in Brooklyn, as well as in the earlier Bronx and Queens events, are eligible for the U.S. finals. Other participants in the field will be added by invitation only.The Goldome Brooklyn Biathlon starts at 8am in Prospect Park. 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