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Owners of Talde to Open New Restaurant on Fifth Avenue in Aunt Suzie's Former Space
Park Slope Patch
Feb 07Latest Headlines in Detail
Police Blotter: Unlocked Doors and Windows Led to Two Break-Ins, More
Carroll Gardens Patch
Feb 07The following arrest information was supplied by the 76th Precinct. It does not indicate a conviction. $4,800 Stolen from Local Distributing Business A break-in occurred on Dyckman between Ferris Street and the dead end sometime between 5:30 p.m., Janu... »
Today's Pride of Bed-Stuy: Richie Havens
Bed-Stuy Patch
Feb 07February 7, 2012: Richard P. “Richie” Havens was born January 21, 1941, in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. At an early age, he began organizing his neighborhood friends into street corner doo-wop groups and was performing with The McCrea Gospel Singers a... »
Owners of Talde to Open New Restaurant on Fifth Avenue in Aunt Suzie's Former Space
Park Slope Patch
Feb 07It's official: the triumvirate behind Talde, which serves an eclectic mix of Asian-American cuisine, will open a new neighborhood joint in the space Aunt Suzie’s used to be, according to owners John Bush, David Massoni and Dale Talde. The trio will tea... »
5 Things To Do Today: Toddler Time, Burgersmith Bites, Boerum Hill Association Meeting and more
Carroll Gardens Patch
Feb 071. You need to get your kids out of the house—and talking. Did you know toddlers can learn at least nine words a day? Wonders never cease! Toddlers 18 to 36 months are welcome at the Toddler Time event to hear stories, rhymes and songs that will encour... »
Why at Least 50 People in Bed-Stuy Really Love Mondays [VIDEO]
Bed-Stuy Patch
Feb 06Bed-Stuy resident Deon Davis Harris has worked as a budget manager at the New York City Transit Authority for more than 25 years now. She’s also the owner of Everything Scratch Café, located at 7 Rochester Street (between Herkimer and Fulton Streets). ... »
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Popular Arts and Letters Principal Leaves for Private ‘Blue Man’ School
The Local Fort Greene
Feb 07A popular Fort Greene school loses its co-founder and leader. »
Northern Thai Coming to Cobble Hill’s Columbia Street
BococaLand
Feb 06I’m always fascinated by how many Thai restaurants we have in the BoCoCa hood. And none have stood out enough to keep me coming back for more. So I was super, crazy-psyched to hear of the impending opening of Pok Pok Ny, a Portland, OR-based eatery fea... »
The “absolute stillness” of a view from Brooklyn
Ephemeral New York
Feb 05The vantage point in a “View From Brooklyn,” painted by George Copeland Ault in 1927, looks like Brooklyn Heights or Red Hook. Or is it farther up the East River, from Williamsburg or Greenpoint? “A precisionist and surrealist painter, especially noted... »
Open House at the Brooklyn House of Detention
We Heart New York
Feb 05Visiting the Brooklyn House of Detention --- technically known as the Brooklyn Detention Complex and soon to reopen after an eight-and-a-half-year refurbishment --- during yesterday's open house was not exactly a fun weekend outing. The staff could not... »
THE BEST THING WE ATE THIS WEEK: The sub standard!
The Brooklyn Paper
Feb 04See this story at BrooklynPaper.com.By Juliet LindermanThe Brooklyn PaperIt’s the greatest thing on sliced bread — literally. No. 7 Sub, the super-delicious sandwich outpost from the mad geniuses behind No. 7 restaurant in Fort Greene, opened up shop o... »
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