The media’s narrative about last night’s healthcare bill paints it as a turning point in American history on par with September 11th or the Kennedy assassinations. Of course, whether it’s a good or bad event depends on the outlet. If you read “liberal” newspapers, it’s an
Chinese
Courtesy of Google MapsI never ate at Richard Yee’s Chinese Restaurant (2617 Avenue U). I always wanted to – the place looked ancient and there must’ve been something awesome behind that longevity. But, alas, it closed up – last year I think. I figured I lost my chance, and I
closing comments
“Goose really aren’t that hard to cook. Just pierce the skin in many places to allow the fat to render out. Really, it’s very easy to grill a goose. After all cooking a goose over an open flame is the tried and true method. Start by letting the
Belt Parkway
Photo by nolastnameYou know spring is near when the South Brooklyn [/taking-%e2%80%9csouth-brooklyn%e2%80%9d-back-for-the-good-guys/] coastal communities are getting ready for the birds. Our area, blessed by the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, is a stopping point for more than 325 species of migrating birds [http://www.brooklynbirdclub.
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brighton beach post office
Courtesy of Daily NewsThe United States Postal Service (USPS) has signed a five-year lease on 3157 Coney Island Avenue, after a fierce battle with the landlord to keep the Brighton Beach Post Office branch open [/brighton-beach-post-office-still-at-risk/]. The agreement caps an almost year long fight in which the new landlord attempted
nature
Reader nolastname was wandering about yesterday morning, and watched as the beautiful weather kicked off with an awesome sunrise. She saw this crane at work in the Marine Park Salt Marsh. Snazzy…
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177 MacKenzie after it was fully demolished Monday afternoon (Photo by Ray Johnson)Leland Bodenmiller, his wife, and their three children are breathing much easier, as the Department of Buildings granted a quick 20-minute reprieve to enter their condemned home and retrieve personal possessions. The demolition of 177 MacKenzie Street
manhattan beach neighborhood association
From the Manhattan Beach Neighborhood Association: > Community Security Forum > You are cordially invited to attend a very special and unprecedented event of our Brooklyn communities; a gathering of NYPD’s Finest will address our community for the purpose of advising of the security measures taking place in our
177 MacKenzie Street in Manhattan Beach Get DemolishedOn Monday, March 15, Jacqulyn Bodenmiller should have been relaxing in advance of her marriage to Bittman Rivas in two weeks. Instead, she stood in the rain outside of her family’s home on MacKenzie Street. The family of five, and Rivas, watched
As we all know by now, damage was widespread. For the most part, downed trees took out power lines, blocked off roads, crushed cars and shattered concrete like egg shells. In some areas trees fell into houses. Aluminum siding and roofing was stripped from some homes, as were signs from
banks
A lot of people have been asking for updates from yesterday’s attempted robbery of Sovereign Bank [/bank-robbery-on-avenue-u-mcdonald-avenue/]. From Vos Iz Neias [http://www.vosizneias.com/51248/2010/03/14/flatbush-ny-sovereign-bank-burglarized] : > Reports from the scene confirm that there are two hole in the roof with a ladder going down