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World’s Tiniest Renoblog Day 1

  Work began with cutting out the space for the "standing area" (the space to the right of the door), and installing the frame for it. I wasn't happy with the doorway being so close to the future stairway, it looked awkward. The entrance to "the study" (or "the TV room") should be centered between […]

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World’s Tiniest Renoblog Day 0:
It’s Better To Have Loft And Lost Than Never To Have Loft At All

No, the room isn't leaning, just the camera.  We can't all be a Brownstoner renoblogger. When I bought my "Junior 1 Bedroom" apartment, one of the more interesting aspects of it was the "Junior Bedroom". As you can see, the walls don't reach the ceiling, and the space inside barely fits a bed. Since the […]

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Your Weekend Subway Clusterf… er, “Advisory”

Chaos on the blue line this weekend, and for the next FOUR weekends after the following weekend (April 7-9)…Good luck getting to the delicious Bread Stuy… Share this Story: Tweet

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FIRE at 42 Remsen Street!

    There was a huge fire at 42 Remsen Street — a 3 story brownstone — where no less than 6 firetrucks were called to contain the blaze. Brooklynheightsblog was on the scene with grainy photos and no press pass. We hope no one was home at the time, and we pray no one […]

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Your Weekend Subway Clusterf… er, “Advisory”

 Here is slightly less than a noseful of weekend subway disruptions, courtesy of the nosegays at the MTA:  The 1/2/3: The 1 train won't be sniffing around between South Ferry and 14th Street in Manhattan, but that's okay, because the 2/3 will be running locally nose-and-nose between Chambers and 96 streets.  The 4/5: The 4/5 […]

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Le Petit Marche: Reviewed

Since we haven't officially reviewed the place, Brooklyn heights blogger/raconteur/bhblog favorite son Claude Scales did the work for us: Share this Story: Tweet

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Mysterious High-Pitched Piercing Sound on Montague?

We received email and comment over the weekend about a mysterious, piercing, high-pitched sound coming from Montague Street, around 166 Montague. Someone got so fed up with it they started a blog about it:   Have you Heard that Piercing Alarm? Since early February 2007, we have heard a loud, high-pitched, alarm noise that can […]

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Your UPDATED Weekend Subway Clusterf… er, “Advisory”

Update 11:40am: Well, that'll teach me not to do this until the MTA updates their site sometime in midday Friday. Many of the original listed advisories are now cancelled, and there's a new one for the A Share this Story: Tweet

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An Open Letter: Brooklyn Heights Residents

Dear Brooklyn Heights Residents,  You don't know me, but I moved into your lovely neighborhood some months ago. I hope it isn't too much trouble, but can you please stop eating at Noodle Pudding and Henry's End so much? I have heard a great deal, all of it good, about these restaurants, and I would […]

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The Lameness of Montague Street Garners Attention

Via Curbed, the NY Observer asks "Montague Street R.I.P.?": If not for the iconic promenade overlooking the East River at Montague Street’s westernmost end, the average visitor strolling past Chipotle, Banana Republic, Häagen-Dazs, Nine West and Starbucks wouldn’t know these hallowed Heights from, say, Shaker Heights, Ohio. … Even on the relatively warm Saturday night […]

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