Khinkali from Apani.In Case You Missed It (ICYMI): [/tag/in-case-you-missed-it/] Here are some of the big stories you may have missed this week. You can keep up with what’s going on in the neighborhood all week long. Just follow us on Twitter [http://twitter.com/sheepsheadbites]and Facebook
To keep up with all the news from the neighborhood, like us on Facebook [http://www.facebook.com/DitmasParkCorner], follow us on Twitter [https://twitter.com/#!/DPCornerblog], Pinterest [http://pinterest.com/dpcorner/], and Instagram [http://instagram.com/ditmasparkcorner/], and subscribe to our daily newsletter [http://cornernewsmedia.us6.list-manage.com/subscribe?
alexandra cheprasova
Source: DCPIPolice are turning to the public in their search for a 15-year-old girl from Midwood, who was last seen yesterday morning in front of her Manhattan high school. Alexandra Cheprasova, of Avenue R near East 12th Street, was last seen at 6:30am in front of the High School
Connecting Residents on Safer Streets
An example of a bulb-out curb extension. Photo via the DOTBorough President Eric Adams unveiled a new $1 million initiative yesterday to improve street safety for pedestrians, especially seniors, through the creation of sidewalk extensions known as bulb-outs. Dubbed the Connecting Residents on Safer Streets (CROSS), the program pledges $1
asser levy seaside summer concert series
Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys at Seaside Summer Concert Series in 2008 (Source: Howard Brier/Flickr)After a one-year hiatus following the departure of term-limited Borough President Marty Markowitz, it looks as if the Brooklyn Borough President’s office under Eric Adams will resume hosting the annual free Seaside
Borough Hall
Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys at Seaside Summer Concert Series in 2008 (Source: Howard Brier/Flickr)After a one-year hiatus following the departure of term-limited Borough President Marty Markowitz, it looks as if the Brooklyn Borough President’s office under Eric Adams will resume hosting the annual free Seaside
![Six Celebrity Yearbook Photos, Including Marisa Tomei And Darren Aronofsky, From The Murrow High School Archives [Updated]](/content/images/size/w600/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/tomei1.jpg)
1600 ave l
Marisa Tomei hangin’ out with her high school buddies (Source: Murrow High School yearbook)Edward R. Murrow High School (1600 Avenue L) will celebrate 40 years in the community this Saturday, when more than 700 former students and their families will return to the school grounds. Opened under the visionary
CROSS Brooklyn
An example of a bulb-out curb extension. Photo via the DOTBorough President Eric Adams unveiled a new $1 million initiative yesterday to improve street safety for pedestrians, especially seniors, through the creation of sidewalk extensions known as bulb-outs. Dubbed the Connecting Residents on Safer Streets (CROSS), the program pledges $1
Stefan Ringel
An example of a bulb-out curb extension. (Source: DOT)Borough President Eric Adams unveiled a new $1 million initiative yesterday to improve street safety for pedestrians, especially seniors, through the creation of sidewalk extensions known as bulb-outs. Dubbed the Connecting Residents on Safer Streets (CROSS), the program pledges $1 million
Safe Streets For Seniors Initiative
An example of a bulb-out curb extension. (Source: DOT)Borough President Eric Adams unveiled a new $1 million initiative yesterday to improve street safety for pedestrians, especially seniors, through the creation of sidewalk extensions known as bulb-outs. Dubbed the Connecting Residents on Safer Streets (CROSS), the program pledges $1 million
pedestrian
An example of a bulb-out curb extension. (Source: DOT)Borough President Eric Adams unveiled a new $1 million initiative yesterday to improve street safety for pedestrians, especially seniors, through the creation of sidewalk extensions known as bulb-outs. Dubbed the Connecting Residents on Safer Streets (CROSS), the program pledges $1 million
2577 east 17th st
2579 East 17th StreetAfter 37 years serving the neighborhood’s puppies and kittens, Bay Veterinary Clinic at 2579 East 17th Street is now closed, making way for a new five-story commercial building. The clinic’s veterinarian Dr. Peter Rosenberg is retiring, and all records are being sent to Manhattan Beach