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Salvation Army Has Officially Moved In To Former Cotillion Terrace Building On 18th Avenue

The Salvation Army officially opened the doors of its senior center at 7309-7321 18th Avenue this week, following the charity’s $12.75 million purchase of the [/salvation-army-purchases-site-of-former-18th-ave-catering-hall-cotillian-terrace-plans-to-make-it-retail-location/] property [/salvation-army-purchases-site-of-former-18th-ave-catering-hall-cotillian-terrace-plans-to-make-it-retail-location/] in March 2013. [/salvation-army-purchases-site-of-former-18th-ave-catering-hall-cotillian-terra

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Salvation Army Purchases Site Of Former 18th Ave Catering Hall Cotillian Terrace, Plans To Make It Retail Location

Source: lostnewyorkcity.blogspot.comThe Salvation Army has bought the former Cotillion Terrace catering hall at 7309-7321 18th Avenue for $12.75 million [http://www.costar.com/News/Article/Salvation-Army-Pays-$128M-for-Brooklyn-Lodge-Meeting-Hall/146655] , with plans to make it a large retail location. The two-story building boasts 39,000 square feet, and was

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Golden Will Abstain From Vote To Add Service Fees On Catering Bills, Cites Family Biz

Source: Fastily via Wikimedia CommonsAt a catering hall after a great party, generous patrons can dole out more than 20 percent in tips. A new bill, sponored by Long Island-based State Senator Jack Martins, would allow eateries to tack on an extra 20 percent in service fees, a charge that

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Oceana Hall, Scene Of Recent Violence, Operating Without Cabaret License

Oceana Hall, a Brighton Beach venue whose late-night events have spurred complaints from neighbors, has been illegally hosting parties without a cabaret license, Sheepshead Bites has learned. The Department of Consumer Affairs – which issues cabaret licenses – has confirmed that it does not have a license on record for the venue’