Page Six reports that Keri Russell was the victim of an uncle-nephew burglary duo who struck overnight. According to law enforcement sources, the pair entered her Hicks St. home through an open window on the first floor and made off with a Filson bag, Macbook Air, necklace and earrings. They then struck a home on […]
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St Francis Water Polo Wins 2nd Straight NCAA Berth
Continuing our coverage of St Francis water polo, Michael Randazzo reports from poolside. Share this Story: Tweet
P.S. 8 to Cut Pre-K Class in 2014
P.S. 8, also known as The Robert Fulton School, has announced it will cut its pre-K class in 2014 due to lack of space. However, the school will be adding an 8th grade class next year. (It is currently pre-K-7th grade.) Assistant Principal Robert Mikos told DNAinfo, “We are growing and this is a matter […]
Gallito’s Mexican Urban Cuisine Coming to Montague Street
A new restaurant looks to be opening up in the cursed 140 Montague St. spot formally known as Gandhi Palace. (And before that was the Italian restaurant with the strange name, great food and lousy service. What was it called again?) More to come about Gallito’s Mexican Urban Cuisine, including—what is Mexican urban cuisine? We […]
St.Francis Water Polo Seeks 2nd Straight NCAA Berth
Michael Randazzo writes about local sports including LIU Blackbirds hoops and St. Francis Terriers water polo. He wanted to get the word out about the upcoming men’s water polo tournament. Here goes! Share this Story: Tweet
Atlantic Avenue Tree Lighting Ceremony & Holiday Window Design Competition
On Tuesday, December 3, 2013 from 6:00–8:00 p.m., the Atlantic Avenue Local Development Corporation (AALDC) will once again host its Annual Atlantic Avenue Tree Lighting Ceremony and festivities at the Belarusian Church, at 401 Atlantic Avenue, corner of Bond Street. It’s free and open to the public. In addition, merchants from the waterfront to Fourth […]
84th Precinct Police Blotter – 11/20/13
To quote Gene Pitney: It isn’t very pretty what a town without pity can do. It’s this week’s blotter. The cleaning folks were doing triage in the 84 reception area yesterday, and I have to say they did a much better job than anyone who’s ever worked at the reception desk. Usually the waiting room […]
84th Precinct Police Blotter – 11/7/13
Thievery at the UA (and I don’t mean the ticket prices), and a man strikes it rich at Check Cashing. It’s this week’s blotter. Usually the stack of police reports is huge in the summer, because it’s too hot to be inside, so people would rather cause trouble outdoors. Yesterday’s, however, bucked the trend, as […]
Creative-Class Bonafides Welcome Daily Show Exec Producer
According to The New York Observer, The Daily Show Executive Producer Steve Bodow has just bought a townhouse at 75 Henry St for $1.65 million, and not just for the quicker commute and easy access to Noodle Pudding. Author Chris Podowski uses this as proof that the cool kids have not packed up and left […]
Sephora Now Open in Brooklyn
An 8,000-square-foot Sephora opened today inside the Municipal Building on Court St. In addition to multiple shades of every cosmetic tchotchke you can think of, there was also a DJ, hors d’oeuvres and a makeup-building workshop. Tomorrow there will be a gift-card giveaway at 9am, followed by a color palette workshop from 11-3. On Sunday […]
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