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Zombies to attack Williamsburg on Sunday

Williamsburg
Zombies are returning to Williamsburg on June 2 for another Zombie Apocalypse and it’s not gonna be pretty. … Full Article
 

Brooklyn lawyer blatantly ignores court orders, cited for contempt

Downtown
A federal judge has cited Brooklyn solo practitioner Joel Gluck for contempt and possible disciplinary action for failure to follow court orders. … Full Article
 

Brokers predict Bossert rebirth to bring new tenants, rent hikes on Montague

Brooklyn Heights
The Bossert, once the haunt of Dodgers and debutantes and Brooklyn’s most fabulous folk, is coming back to life as a luxury hotel, which will bring big spenders – and potentially big changes – to the Montague St. retail corridor. … Full Article
 

WATCH OUT: Bridezillas come to Brooklyn

Downtown
The Bridezillas are coming to Atlantic Avenue – and merchants say the more the merrier.  … Full Article
 

Hynes picks up endorsements from 3 Democratic clubs

Downtown
Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes, running for an unprecedented seventh term in office, has picked up endorsements from three Democratic Party clubs in Brooklyn. … Full Article
 

NYC writer to publish mysterious debut novel

Cobble Hill
David Samuel Levinson will soon release his haunting debut novel “Antonia Lively Breaks the Silence” (Algonquin Books), and he will appear twice in Brooklyn to celebrate. … Full Article
 

OPINION: A subway station and an industrial canal

Gowanus
The other day, I took a trip to Carroll Gardens, and since I had some time to kill, I took the F train one more stop to the newly renovated Smith-9th Streets station, which reopened about a month ago. … Full Article
 

There she rolls: Bike sharing begins today

NORTHERN BROOKLYN
New York City's long-awaited and much-hyped bicycle-sharing program is finally set to begin. … Full Article
 

Bestselling 'Coolidge' author Amity Shlaes draws fans to Heights casino book talk

Brooklyn Heights
Brooklyn Heights neighbors and fans turned out in force May 22 to hear best-selling author Amity Shlaes bring to life a politician with the willpower to say no to big government spending – America’s 30th President, Calvin Coolidge. … Full Article
 

Training for City Tech Hospitality Management students supported by Beitler Student Resource Endowment Fund

Brooklyn Heights
This spring, 62 students from New York City College of Technology’s (City Tech’s) award-winning Hospitality Management program successfully completed the Training for Intervention Procedures (TIPS) certification course under the direction of Professor Patrick O’Halloran through funding prov … Full Article
 

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