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dining out
An amazing August weekend
planned at Astoria Flea & Food
Don’t miss out on a weekend full of
global eats, local craft beer and curated
vendors during the Astoria Flea & Food
Market at Kaufman Astoria Studios next
weekend, Aug. 18-19.
Th e market is open Saturday night
from 5 to 11 p.m. and on
Sunday from noon to 6
p.m. on the back lot of
the famed Kaufman
Astoria Studios,
located at 34-12
36th St.
The upcoming
market will
welcome Nut
& Seed Milk,
which off ers preservative
free, gluten
free and vegan
friendly almond/
sesame or any nut/seed
milk that you like.
If you’re in the mood for delicious
nachos, pass by Nachos Libre and
try the turkey chili, Buff alo chicken or
BBQ pulled pork. You will not be disappointed.
Also on the menu are Flea faves
Empanada Papa, Panda Eats World and
Down East Lobstah. As always, there’s
a world of cuisine ready to eat at the
Astoria Flea & Food market.
You can also shop for unique,
handmade items from jewelry
to clothes at the many
fl ea vendors. Jeweler
Vivian will be on site
with her delicate
and lovely bracelets,
earrings and
necklaces.
Find handcraft ed
Colombian accessories
from Blua
Accessories that
include Wayuu and
Zenú bags, embera
necklaces and more.
Areejinals has a witty collection
of tees and totes with great
sayings and images. Stop by and say
hello to all of the market’s great vendors.
Check out licfl ea.com for more information
about the August market in
Astoria and other upcoming events.
THE FALLING PANELS
Q: My employer does electrical work. It had been hired by a company
that was installing an art show at the convention center. All of a sudden, two
panels comprising the walls of an exhibition booth fell upon me.
A: Section 200 of the Labor Law codifies the common-law duty of an
owner or contractor to provide employees with a safe place to work.
To the extent that your accident arose from a dangerous condition at
the work site, liability under section 200 will be imposed upon an owner or
general contractor – in this case the installation company – insofar as it had
control over the work site and either created the dangerous condition or had
actual or constructive notice of it.
To the extent that your accident arose from the manner in which
your work was performed, then liability under section 200 will be imposed
only upon the entity or entities that had the authority to supervise or control
your work. If the only such entity is your employer, and you received workers’
compensation benefits, then there would appear to be no liability under
section 200.
From what you tell me, your accident did not arise from the manner
in which your work was performed. Rather, it arose from a dangerous condition
at the work site. There is a lot of evidence-gathering to be done.
THE
IMMERSIVE HIT
COMES TO
NEW YORK
CITY
OFF-BROADWAY
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Adapted by Harry Gibson
Directed by Adam Spreadbury-Maher
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