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Archive | February, 2008
NY Times Columnist to Speak at BHA Annual Meeting
New York Times NYC columnist Clyde Haberman will be the keynote speaker at next week's annual meeting of the Brooklyn Heights Association. The meeting is open to the general public and will be held on Tuesday February 26 at 7:30 pm at St. Francis College Auditorium 180 Remsen Street. For more information call 718-858-7193.
Eamonn’s Not Going Anywhere
A couple of weeks ago, the owners of Eamonn's on Montague Street took out this ad in the Brooklyn Heights Press to squash rumors that they planned to shut down and leave Montague Street.
Best Brunch Spot Open Thread
On Sunday morning after checking out Mr. Charles Osgood on the tube, where do you grab brunch? While a bowl of Cap'n Crunch on the couch is always an option so you can catch Blitzer, it's nice to get out of the house. There's a short thread on Chowhound about this and one blogger loves […]
Look Out Park Slope, Here Comes Bucky
Nabe blogger Bucky who has the folks at Cobble Hill Blog in a tizzy (if you haven't figured it out by now Fink also publishes CHB) has promised to bring her wrath to Park Slope TOMORROW! Fact is, we think she's found something that folks in Brooklyn Heights and Cobble Hill can agree upon […]
Brooklyn Heights Playwright is a Mainstay in Louisville
Brooklyn Heights resident and playwright Lee Blessing's new play Great Falls will open the Humana Festival of New American Plays at Actors Theatre of Louisville, Kentucky on February 27. The play centers around a roadtrip taken by a man and his 17 year old daughter. The Louisville Courier Journal profiles him today:
Area Man Expert on Global Warming
The Brooklyn Eagle reports on Brooklyn Heights resident Richard Koral director of the Division of Continuing Education’s Apartment House Institute (AHI) at New York City College of Technology:
About the Juice
I've never been a big fan of Roger Clemens. I'm a Met fan, a devout Yankee hater and lover of all things National League. Sure I can respect Clemens' accomplishments on the mound but to me he'll never reach the level of Seaver, Aaron or Mays – some of my all time favorite players. But […]
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