An Immigrant’s Journey to a Flatbush Church, Jail and Back
The New York Times
[http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/15/us/pews-restored-and-an-immigrant-redeemed.html]
has the story of Fabian Cervantes,
Build a Gingerbread House for the Holidays at The Farm on Adderley
The Farm on Adderley
[http://thefarmonadderleyevents.com/index.php/fe_news/news_item/gingerbread-house-making1/]
is hosting its 2nd Annual Gingerbread
This Week’s B & Q Train Service Changes
The Q and B trains have several changes coming your way, according to the MTA
[http://www.mta.info] and
Tiny Dog on Dorchester
A tiny dog in a tiny sweater just minding its tiny business.
Take a photo in the neighborhood lately? Send
This Week in Ditmas Park
It’s been an eventful week with several new businesses at or preparing for a
grand opening. To keep up
East 18th Street Glow
An easy-to-miss moment in the neighborhood.
Take a photo in the neighborhood lately? Send it to ditmasparkcorner@gmail.com
or
This Week at the Cortelyou Greenmarket
The Cortelyou Greenmarket will be open tomorrow. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on
Sunday, a bike blender
Black Gold by Buck Berk
Buck Berk, the man behind the upcoming Coffee Mob
[/blog/business/coffee-mob-opening-on-newkirk-avenue-in-february-2013] on
Newkirk Avenue, makes some coffee.
Take a
Brooklyn Industries Sign Goes Up, Stock Arrives as Opening Approaches
Cortelyou Road’s new Brooklyn Industries store is shaping up just days away
from
opening
[/blog/business/brooklyn-industries-eyes-december-16-or-17-opening-on-cortelyou]
. The store’
Two Fluffy Ragdoll Cats Up Are For Adoption
Remy and Roxy, a highly bonded 5-year-old brother and sister pair, need a new
home. Both are neutered and spayed,
