Only One Way to Go
There’s only one way to go: down. Karen Zuegner
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Listen to Tenores de Aterúe,Traditional Italian Music at The Castello Plan Tonight
Monday night at The Castello Plan [http://thecastelloplan.com/] means
all-you-can eat mussels and a WMFU live broadcast featuring Tenores
Parks Department Continues Clearing Dangerous Trees
The Parks Department continued the work it began a week ago
[/blog/news/city-begins-removing-dangerous-trees-in-ditmas-park] as workers
cleared trees, stumps and
Donate Coats to New York Cares Holiday Drive
The annual coat drive for New York Cares
[http://newyorkcares.org/volunteer/holiday_volunteering/coat_drive/index.php] is
taking
Murrow’s Theater Productions Support Sandy Relief Fund
Nunsense and Camelot have been announced as Murrow’s fall and winter theatrical
productions.
Nunsense is a 1985 musical comedy
Who Made Ditmas Park’s Tin Foil Gorilla?
One neighborhood mystery was solved
[/blog/art-music/philip-j-fry-lived-on-rugby-road] today but here’s another one
to make you wonder.
Neighbor Julee
Wage World War 3 in Havoc Brigade by Neal Marshall Stevens
For the last half century, World War 3 has been a terrifying prospect with
unlimited potential for destruction. That’s
Philip J. Fry Lived on Rugby Road
One neighborhood mystery is solved.
Neighbor Miriam Berk pointed us toward this home on Rugby and Dorchester Roads
as the
How Has Your Commute Changed Since Sandy?
It’s been two weeks and two storms but transportation is creeping towards
normal. Still, things are moving slowly: Coney
Cook with David Sheridan in Flatbush Reformed Church’s Soup Kitchen
A special cooking clinic in the soup kitchen at the Flatbush Reformed Church is
taking place Friday, November 16 and