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'Hot tea’ case against Park Slope Barnes and Noble moves forward
Evidence of an improperly secured lid and a wobbly table was enough to allow a Brooklyn Supreme Court justice to grant the continuation of a personal injury case against a Brooklyn Barnes and Noble. … Full Article
Court Street funeral chapel may soon be dearly departed
Dominic Cusimano might want to call in a feng shui expert – or a shaman, maybe.
How else is he going to turn the first floor of 230 Court St. into a doctors' office that doesn't give Cobble Hill residents the creeps? It's a funeral parlor. … Full Article
Bed-Stuy actress stars in ‘The Crucible’
Actress Rebekah Madebach, a Bedford-Stuyvesant resident, will tackle one of the theater’s most challenging roles when she stars as Abigail Williams in a production of Arthur Miller’s classic American drama “The Crucible,” presented by the St. Bart’s Players opening on Nov. 14. … Full Article
Bishop Ford loses to Mount but still clinches AA playoff spot
Bishop Ford had its five-game winning streak snapped on Sunday when it lost 22-12 to Mount St. Michael at Aviator. However, that loss is but a blip for the Falcons, as they have clinched the CHSFL AA playoffs for the first time in the program’s 15-year history. … Full Article
Swiss Family Robinson sets sail for Montague Street
It started with a coffee table, a console and two desks, half a world away. … Full Article
Allen School students sponsor a “Pink Time Out” from all things breast cancer
Thanks to the fundraising efforts of a group of students at Brooklyn Heights’ Allen School for Health Sciences, Christmas will come early this year for a woman recently out of active treatment for breast cancer
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Brooklyn legal services provider receives recognition
Brooklyn Legal Services Corporation A has received a huge honor from the New York legal community. The organization’s Community and Economic Development (CED) Program and the program’s founder, Paul J. … Full Article
Heights writer, model celebrates debut novel at Red Gravy
Brooklyn is chock-full of unique and talented writers, but Chris Campanioni stands out. … Full Article
Catsimatidis urges mayoral candidates to keep Kelly at NYPD
The next mayor, whether it is Democrat Bill de Blasio or Republican Joe Lhota, will likely make a lot of changes in city government after he takes office in January. … Full Article
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