This weekend — late night Friday, November 11 to early Monday morning , November 14 — should be a “green light weekend” for service at local stations, as there are no planned service changes that directly affect service at those stations. The following work week, Monday, November 14 to Friday, November 18, late nights Monday […]
Archive | November, 2022
Silhouettes Available for Holidays through Brooklyn Women’s Exchange
This has been a busy time for the Brooklyn Women’s Exchange, with their move from Pierrepont Street and the ribbon cutting and party celebrating the opening of their new store at 137 Montague Street, as chronicled by Mary Frost in The Eagle. The Exchange now reminds us that silhouette portraits by Deborah O’Connor, which make […]
Movie Shoot to Create Parking Nightmares Sunday through Tuesday
Thanks to Marisa Cohen on Nextdoor for the image and the warning. I’m guessing this is a remake of the 2015 movie Brooklyn, based on Colm Toibin’s novel with the same title.
BOOKS ARE MAGIC 2: Montague St. Grand Opening Saturday
Join Books Are Magic for the grand opening of their second store, at 112 Montague Street (between Hicks and Henry), with fun crafts, book signings, author meet-and-greets, and more! Saturday, Nov. 5, 10am – 6 pm. RSVP at this link. (Photos courtesy Instagram @booksaremagicbk.)
Subway Service Alerts: Brooklyn Heights and Nearby
This weekend — late night Friday, November 4 to early morning Monday, November 7 — there will be no Brooklyn bound service at High Street, as Brooklyn bound A and C trains will be diverted to the F line between West 4th Street-Washington Square and Jay Street-MetroTech. They will be stopping at York Street in […]
Ribbon Cutting for New Brooklyn Women’s Exchange Thursday
We reported earlier that the Brooklyn Women’s Exchange had moved into its new quarters at 137 Montague Street. There will be an official ribbon cutting ceremony this Thursday, November 3 at 5:00 PM. City Council Member Lincoln Restler will speak, as will Montague BID Executive Director Kate Chura and the Exchange’s President, Ann Aurigemma. Brooklyn […]
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