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Doyin Isaac is the straw that stirs the drink for Xaverian
Call him the messenger. … Full Article
Report: Gentile is Democratic frontrunner for Grimm’s seat
Councilmember Vincent Gentile has emerged as the frontrunner for the Democratic Party’s nomination as the candidate to run for the Brooklyn-Staten Island congressional seat vacated earlier this month by Republican Michael Grimm, according to a report in the Staten Island Advance. … Full Article
Silver critic Malliotakis reacts to speaker’s ouster
Assemblymember Nicole Malliotakis, a longtime critic of Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, said the news that Silver is going to be replaced constitutes a victory for those who would like to see changes in the political climate in Albany. … Full Article
Fontbonne Hall introduces new business, journalism classes
Fontbonne Hall Academy is introducing new classes in business entrepreneurship and journalism, according to Principal Mary Spicijaric, who revealed the school’s plans at a recent open house event. … Full Article
Treyger: Don’t blame officials for snow storm hype
Winter Storm Juno didn’t turn out to be the blizzard of the century, as many parts of New York City were hit with less snow than had been anticipated. … Full Article
Bright lights of Kings Theatre return to Flatbush
Brooklyn saved the Kings!
Flatbush Avenue's Kings Theatre has been out of commission for nearly 40 years, but it officially reopened its doors on Friday as local politicians and civic leaders gave a group of reporters and photographers a tour of the $95 million restoration. … Full Article
Brooklyn celebrates Catholic Schools Week
The entrance hall at Holy Angels Academy looked as busy as Grand Central Station at rush hour on Sunday. … Full Article
ASPCA tells how to keep pets safe in blizzard
If a blizzard is bad for us humans, imagine how your pet pooch feels! The https://www.aspca.org/ ASPCA is urging pet owners to take special precautions during and after Winter Storm Juno. … Full Article
Winter Storm Juno has Brooklyn jumping
Officials in Bay Ridge, Sunset Park, Coney Island and other Brooklyn communities didn’t wait for Juno to make her appearance to start preparing for the monster winter storm.
Even before the first snowflakes hit the ground, storm preparations began. … Full Article
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