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What Our Readers Are Saying, June 7

June 7, 2018 Brooklyn Daily Eagle
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Brooklyn Daily Eagle editors welcome opinions, both pro and con, on all subjects affecting our daily lives, as well as responses to the articles and opinion pieces published in this paper.

Here is a selection of some of the more insightful and engaging comments from the last week. Want to contribute? Use Disqus at the bottom of the Eagle’s articles.

Re Report: Kushner Cos. sells stakes in Brooklyn Heights’ Watchtower headquarters and DUMBO development site (June 6)

“That’s the worst paint job I’ve ever seen! There was nothing wrong with the off white/beigeish color, it matched the Brooklyn Bridge perfectly. Who ever thought that boring blue color would look good should be fired.” — MICHAEL M.

“Gee whiz, I was really looking forward to an enormous sign on the top of the Furman/Columbia Heights buildings that would read, No Collusion. But I guess that’s never going to happen now…” — ANDREW PORTER

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Re Stroll Bay Ridge’s ‘Blue Bloods’ street where Tom Selleck ‘lives’ (May 30)

“Good piece. I’ve long appreciated how neatly 82nd Street changes block by block as you go east from the water, from widely spaced mansions to densely packed six-family houses. The development on 82nd Street wasn’t planned like that, as one long superblock, but it accidentally worked out that way, which is very interesting.” — HENRY

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Re Brooklyn Law School president and dean Nicholas Allard resigns (May 29)

“As a former student and postgrad fellow at Brooklyn Law, I look forward to one day learning the real reasons for Dean Allard’s abrupt termination from the law school.” — RACHEL RUSSELL

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Re Brooklyn tradition turns 70, SING celebrates a milestone year (Feb. 22, 2017)

“Loved this story! Being part of Wingate’s ‘Sing’ (’66-’70) was some of the best years of my life! I was part of a writing team, a dance team and other roles. Wish I could recall those quirky details. My classmates recall bits and pieces! Thank you for this great article and wonderful memories!” — SYLVIA LEWIS

 

 

 

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