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Help Zombies Shuffle Over Brooklyn Bridge, Save Libraries

Zombie librarians love two things: brainy people and the Dewey Decimal System. So come join them as they try to save NYC libraries with a Halloween walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. (Bonus points for already wearing a zombie costume on Halloween, thus killing two undead birds with one stone.) Info after the jump. Share this […]

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A Visit to Gleason’s Gym

Gleason’s Gym in Dumbo was one of those places I’d always wanted to visit, but never quite checked off my list. A couple months ago I finally got the opportunity when I covered the De La Hoya press conference, and I was completely hooked. Oscar De La Hoya, Paulie Malignaggi, AND I scored an interview […]

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84th Precinct Police Blotter – 10/26/10

A rash of incidents on Montague Street threaten to turn Brooklyn Heights into Escape From New York. It’s this week’s blotter. Share this Story: Tweet

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Mark Your Calendars: Yankee Fair November 6th

I’m a Mets fan, but this is one Yankee event even I will go to. Mostly because it’s not about the New York baseball Yankees but about bouncy inflatables and baked goods. It’s the Plymouth Church Yankee Fair, Saturday November 6th from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. More information after the jump. Share this Story: Tweet

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What are your favorite horror flicks?

I was just reminded of The Sentinel, that spooky ’70s horror flick where Cristina Raines rents an apartment on the Promenade that turns out to be the gates to hell. (But the rents were reasonable.) The film also had a cavalcade of all-stars: Chris Sarandon, Christopher Walken, Jerry Orbach, Eli Wallach, Sylvia Miles, Beverly D’Angelo, […]

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P.S. 8 Read-a-Thon Kicks Off Tomorrow

Hey! Do you still read? Hope so. But if it’s been awhile, why not get reacquainted all the greats at the P.S. 8 Read-a-Thon, starting October 21 at 5 p.m. at the Court Street Barnes & Noble, and ending November 15 at Galapagos. Book-lovers of all ages will find a way to support the love […]

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84th Precinct Police Blotter – 10/19/10

A guy walks into a psychiatrist’s office and walks out with 2 grand; a Schermerhorn hotel had its TVs and wiring stolen; and I lost count of the robberies at Macy’s. It’s this week’s police blotter. Share this Story: Tweet

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Barney’s Co-op Opening, Or 30 Seconds in Heaven with Simon Doonan

Barney’s Co-op opened its doors with great fanfare today, welcoming not only Brooklyn fashionistas, but media ranging from New York Magazine to my bff, NY1’s fashion-forward Roger Clark. I was told Barney’s Creative Director and famed gadabout Simon Doonan would not have time to chat, but he insisted on speaking to the Brooklyn Heights Blog […]

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84th Precinct Police Blotter – 10/12/10

Today’s my birthday. And some other things happened. It’s this week’s police blotter. Share this Story: Tweet

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Reminder: 30th Annual Cranberry Street Fair this Saturday

A good time will be had by all on Cranberry Street this Saturday from 11-3. Volunteer Beth Pacheco promises “a great activity for all ages on a gorgeous autumn day.” Fortune tellers! Belly dancers! The 205th Fire Engine, ready for kids to climb! And that’s not all: Neighbors, visitors and friends will share hours of […]

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