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Assemblymember Bill Colton is leading a protest rally against the trash plant in Bensonhurst n May 3. Eagle file photo by Paula Katinas

Colton organizing Bensonhurst trash plant protest

April 28 | By Paula Katinas

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Coney Island’s Steeplechase Pier, damaged by Superstorm Sandy, is shown undergoing repairs in May 2013. U.S. Sens. Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand and Congressman Hakeem Jeffries on Tuesday announced more than $3.4 million in federal funding for Sandy-related repairs to pier. AP Photo/Mark Lennihan

$3M in Sandy funding approved for Coney Island’s Steeplechase Pier

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Smoke billows from a CVS Pharmacy store in Baltimore on Monday. Demonstrators clashed with police after the funeral of Freddie Gray. Gray died from spinal injuries about a week after he was arrested and transported in a Baltimore Police Department van. AP Photo/Juliet Linderman

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Brooklyn Heights preservationists are rolling out a campaign to raise serious money for the legal fight to reduce the height of the Pierhouse development in Brooklyn Bridge Park. Photo by Mary Frost

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Stanley Green and K. Wray of Sandbox Pack & Ship, Cortney McKenzie and Siovhan Shanks of Myrtle Avenue Drug Care Corporation and Grace Tappin of Move with Grace yoga studio represent some of the businesses that have pledged to help make Fort Greene and Clinton Hill more senior friendly. Eagle photos by Rob Abruzzese

Groups trying to turn Myrtle Avenue into an age-friendly thoroughfare

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Professor Joseph Crea, who turned 100 years old on April 26, has...

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PUBLIC SERVICE RETIREES GROUP THANKS CITY COUNCIL FOR NOT VOTING ON MEDICARE CHANGE PROPOSAL

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MAYOR REAPPOINTS JUDGES TO CRIMINAL COURT

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“PARK SLOPE — “I started this business with “PARK SLOPE — “I started this business with a dollar and a dream and that dollar ran out a long time ago,” jokes Bonbon Lakay owner Edgina (Eddie) Desormeau. The “dream” aspect of Ms. Desormeau’s comment was born when the Haitian native returned to her home country for a visit in 2018.” Read the rest of Andrew Cotto’s latest, which is linked in our bio.
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“PARK SLOPE — Context: “Tutt’appost” is “PARK SLOPE — Context: “Tutt’appost” is Neapolitan dialect for “Tutto a posto” – the Italian expression that “all is in place.” All was not in place at Tutt’Appost. Three 30-something friends in New York, with respective Neapolitan connections, opened their dream restaurant on 5th Avenue in Park Slope. The idea was to showcase their shared passion and expertise with both inventive Neapolitan cuisine and charismatic hospitality.” Read the rest of Andrew Cotto’s “Tutt’Appost: Where all is in place” article, which is linked in our bio.
“COBBLE HILL — With balloons, a ribbon-cutting “COBBLE HILL — With balloons, a ribbon-cutting ceremony and author signing, Barnes & Noble officially opened its new Cobble Hill location at 194 Atlantic Ave. on Wednesday morning. The bright new book emporium, which occupies the site’s ground floor and lower level, is just west of Trader Joe’s, at the space formerly occupied by Barneys.” Read the rest of Mary Frost’s “Brooklyn’s newest Barnes & Noble bookstore opens in Cobble Hill” article, which is linked in our bio.
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