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CATERING MENU AVAILABLE Graduated Air Force Airman Amanda Caban recently graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, in San Antonio, Texas. Caban is the daughter of Nancy I. Rodriguez of Brooklyn and Ricardo Caban of Ridgewood. She is a 2013 graduate of Grover Cleveland High School. -SEE SOCIAL ON PG. 55- With City Council Member Elizabeth Crowley moving her district offices to the mall and new stores opening later this year, Atlas Park has become a hub of activity, according to Peter DeLucia. New arrivals in 2014 included discount shoe retailer Payless, Landing Gear, ULTA and childrens apparel store Crazy 8, DeLucia said. Auntie Anne’s and Foot Locker locations are scheduled to open later this year, he added. “(There’s) a lot more life here,” DeLuccia said. “There’s a lot of good events going on.” Opened in 2006, a portion of the Atlas Terminals Industrial Park was converted into an open-air, upscale shopping and entertainment venue through a multi-million dollar effort. Only three years after opening, however, the mall seemed to be on shaky ground with shoppers not flocking to stores and many retailers unable to pay their full rent. Atlas Park ultimately fell into foreclosure and a new buyer was sought. Macerich purchased the mall in 2011 and has worked to improve the malls fortunes by adding newer, more middle-class stores and various events for area residents to enjoy. Along with bringing in new stores, the Macerich ownership group also renovated the center green, which is now used to hold many events, especially in the summer months. As marketing manager, DeLucia is responsible for making sure the mall looks inviting to customers. He also plans events, deals with the retailers and oversees the signage atop stores, he said. “My role is to make Atlas Park look pretty,” he said. “To make it Schneiderman offered tips to consumers for safeguarding sensitive personal information online. “As more of our personal data is being exchanged and stored online, the risks posed to consumers by major security breaches has become all the more critical,” said Schneiderman. “As law enforcement pursues those who are responsible for these breaches, it is important that consumers remain vigilant. Taking a few key precautions can help keep you a step ahead of cybercriminals.” This latest breach, perhaps the largest ever of its kind, targeted websites of both large and small companies as well as individuals. It is believed that individuals suspected of being responsible for such breaches sell stolen data to third parties on the black market and use the information to send spam advertisements to consumers. The attorney general advises anyone who believes that they are a victim of this or any other security breach to follow these tips: • Create an identity theft fraud report. To do this, file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and print your Identity Theft Affidavit. Call the FTC at 1-877-438- 4338 or visit www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0277 -create-identity-theft-report. • Use that affidavit to file a police report and create an Identity Theft Report. An Identity Theft Report will help you deal with credit reporting companies, debt collectors and any fraudulent accounts that the identity thief opened in your name. • Put a freeze on your credit report by notifying each of the credit reporting agencies (Equifax, TransUnion or Experian). This will -SEE BREACH ON PG. 55-
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