Related Topics: Just Because Salon, By: Michael
On Friday, January 13, 2012, Just Because Hair Therapy Salon celebrated five years of excellent service to the Fort Greene and Clinton Hill community. The celebration was filled with delicious f...
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Related Topics: Tillies, By: Michael
After 14 years of service, Fort Greene and Clinton Hill staple Tillie’s of Brooklyn closed shop for good on January 1, 2012. As reported last month by The Brooklyn Paper, co-owners P...
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Related Topics: Michael Allen and Fresh Fanatic, By: Michael
The home to some of the tastiest desserts in Brooklyn has changed location in Clinton Hill. Acclaimed Pastry Chef Michael Allen, the former Executive Pastry Chef at Water's Edge and owner of...
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Related Topics: 88th Precinct, By: Michael
Tuesday night’s 88th Precinct Community Council meeting was all about community involvement and safety . Guest speaker, Chief Philip Banks III, the NYPD Chief of Community Affairs Bureau...
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Related Topics: Atlantic Yards, By: Michael
Seven Brooklyn residents announced today the filing of a federal lawsuit against the Developers of the Atlantic Yards Project for unspecified damages based on “unpaid wages and false promise...
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Related Topics: NYC Marathon, By: ange
A record 47,000 runners made their way through Fort Greene and Clinton Hill as part of the 42nd running of the ING New York City Marathon. The women’s race saw Mary Keitany (3rdplace,...
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Related Topics: meeting and myrtle avenue, By: Michael
On Tuesday September 27, 2011, the Myrtle Avenue Business Partnership held its annual meeting at SoCo, a new southern fusion restaurant located at 509 Myrtle Avenue. The meeting was ...
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Related Topics: FAB, By: Michael
The Fulton Area Business (FAB) Alliance held a block party on September 25, 2011 to celebrate the transformation of the Putnam Triangle (the triangle-shaped space between Putnam and Grand Avenues, ...
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Related Topics: community, By: Michael
Keenan Bristol’s mother thought he was such a talented little boy, she labeled him “Special,” a name he has since coined as his stage name. An entertainer by trade, Brooklyn nati...
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Related Topics: crime and 88th Precinct, By: Michael
Overall crime in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill is up 11% over the past four months and 9.9% year-to-date. According to Deputy Inspector Anthony Tasso, the increase can be attributed to continued la...
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Related Topics: myrtle avenue, By: Michael
Development of the Myrtle Avenue Pedestrian Plaza continues to move along. Yesterday the preliminary design was approved by Community Board 2. The plaza will cover a four-block stretch of Myrtle A...
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Related Topics: crime and Hakeem Jeffries, By: Michael
Is an increased police presence in Fort Greene/Clinton Hill the answer to the recent uptick in crime? According to State Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries and Brooklyn College Assistant Professor ...
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Related Topics: storm, By: Michael
Maybe you were too busy digging your way out of what seems to be the never-ending snowstorm of winter 2010-2011, or maybe you were just too intimidated to venture out. But, if you missed the beaut...
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Related Topics: crime and bishop loughlin, By: Michael
Witnesses said about seven shots were fired tonight at 9:55pm outside of Bishop Loughlin High School (at Vanderbilt and Greene Avenues) after a basketball game. Five people were allegedly injured,...
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Related Topics: storm, By: Michael
Close to 20 hours of snowfall dumped over two feet of snow on Fort Greene and Clinton Hill. 30 mph wind gust left snow drifts three to four feet high in some places. Be sure to take it easy if you...
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Related Topics: Community Board 2, affordable housing, and Land Use Committee, By: Michael
At last night’s Community Board 2 Land Use Committee meeting, Michelle De La Uz, Executive Director of the Fifth Avenue Committee, gave a status update on Atlantic Terrace, the new 10-story ...
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Related Topics: crime, By: Michael
Last night, Council Member Letitia James, 88th Precinct Commanding Officer Deputy Inspector Tasso and other community leaders met with community members to address the recent robbery at Choice Mar...
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Related Topics: safety and Officer O'Shea, By: Michael
With the holiday season upon us, most people are preoccupied with the details of holiday plans and shopping. Unfortunately, the safety precautions which we normally take are sometimes forgotten or...
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Related Topics: Tish James, By: Michael
Earlier today, Council Member Tish James was joined by Kansas City Chiefs’ defensive tackle Shaun Smith and Rapper/Producer Ron Brown to distribute 91 free turkeys at the Willoughby Senior C...
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Related Topics: FAB, By: Michael
On Saturday, November 20, 2010, Pratt Area Community Council (PACC) and the Fulton Area Business Alliance (FAB) held their quarterly "Rolling Up the Gates" (RUG) Storefront Stroll. The f...
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Related Topics: crime and 88th Precinct, By: Michael
Although Fort Greene and Clinton Hill have seen a decline in crime over the past four weeks, crime levels are still 40% higher than the same period last year. Deputy Inspector Anthony Tasso explai...
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Related Topics: crime and Tish James, By: Michael
FDNY Paramedics Rheinhold Danglade and Delano Williams were honored by Council Member Letitia James at last night’s 88th Precinct Community Council meeting for helping the victim of a robber...
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Related Topics: NYC Marathon, By: Michael
Once again, Fort Greene and Clinton Hill residents made the eight-mile mark of the 2010 ING New York City Marathon the most exciting leg of the race. Runners in the largest marathon ever (45,344) ...
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Related Topics: Brooklyn Navy Yard, By: Michael
As part of the Brooklyn Greenway Initiative, there is a plan to transform the 1.7-acre Naval Hospital Cemetery located in the southeast corner (along Williamsburg Street between Flushing and Kent ...
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Related Topics: Brooklyn Navy Yard, By: Michael
The Brooklyn Navy Yard's Sands Street Gatehouse is being restored by Beyer Blinder Belle Architects to its historic form. The only exception is that only two of the original four crene...
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