Announcements
FORT GREENE – Apple has officially announced [https://www.apple.com/retail/downtownbrooklyn/] that its second Brooklyn outpost will open on Saturday, December 2 at 10am at 300 Ashland [http://www.300ashland.com]. 300 Ashland (Photo: Nathan Haselby)The store’s official address will be 123 Flatbush Avenue. It was announced
Big Story
(left to right) Dr. Andrew Moshman, Dr. Howard Moshman, Dr. Stanley Moshman (Photo by Margaret Wheeler-Frothingham)BROOKLYN HEIGHTS – I wanted to make life easier and find a new dentist, but mom balked: “You can’t give up the Moshmans, just because you moved to Midwood.” I’ve been making this
Arts & Culture
BROOKLYN BOROUGH HALL – Theatre of the Oppressed NYC [http://www.tonyc.nyc/] will present Apartment Complex, a play that addresses the struggles many New Yorkers face in finding and securing safe and affordable housing. Via Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/theatreoftheoppressednyc/]Created and performed by members of the Housing Works
Business
DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN – The popular Philadelphia-based Szechuan restaurant chain, Han Dynasty [http://www.handynasty.net/], has opened a location at Dekalb Market Hall [/dekalb-market-hall-finally-opens-photos/], bringing its signature spicy dishes and hip ambiance to Downtown Brooklyn. Han Dynasty at City Point, 445 Albee Square West (Photo: Pamela Wong/BKLYNER) Opened three weeks
Downtown Brooklyn
Hot on the heels of a mayoral election, we found ourselves thinking of the “the rent is too damn high.” While we here at BKLYNER do our best to find the finest deals in the county of Kings, it seems nothing can shape markets like plain ol’ supply and demand
Arts & Culture
DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN – On October 12 the Public Art Fund [https://www.publicartfund.org/ai_weiwei_good_fences_make_good_neighbors/about] unveiled its citywide exhibition [/sites-ai-weiweis-citywide-public-art-exhibition-announced/] Good Fences Make Good Neighbors by world renowned artist and human rights activist Ai Weiwei. Ai Weiwei’s Good Fences Make Good Neighbors Public
Announcements
Rendering via Alloy Development [http://www.alloyllc.com]DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN – Alloy Development [http://www.alloyllc.com] has partnered up with 32BJ SEIU [http://www.seiu32bj.org/], the largest property services workers union in the country, on its 80 Flatbush [http://www.80flatbush.com] project in an effort to create permanent
Business
We feel the chill in the air, holiday music is already playing in the stores and our mailboxes are quickly filling up with holiday catalogs but we know that Brooklyn is the ultimate destination to buy unique, fun, memorable Holiday gifts for everyone on your list. As part of BKLYNER’
Announcements
DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN – Since its debut on Flatbush Avenue in 1950, Junior’s Restaurant has been famous for serving “The World’s Most Fabulous Cheesecake.” The iconic restaurant is celebrating its 67th anniversary tomorrow, Tuesday, November 7, and will offer customers who purchase a lunch or dinner entree at any of
Carroll Gardens
Stephen Levin and Victoria Cambranes at the 33rd District City Council Debate on Sunday (Paul Stremple/BKLYNER)BOREUM HILL – Last night, City Council member Stephen Levin, the Democratic incumbent, faced off in a debate against his challenger, Victoria Cambranes, of the Progress for All Party in a debate hosted by
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community
DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN – Downtown Brooklyn was rife with wee superheroes, princesses, and a couple of Super Mario Brothers Saturday afternoon as it played host to two fun-filled, family-friendly Halloween events. First was BKLYN Boo! [https://citypointbrooklyn.com/bklyn-boo/] at City Point (445 Albee Square West), the first-ever Prospect Park Halloween afterparty
community
Photo/ Zainab IqbalDOWNTOWN BROOKLYN – “Please excuse me, I just came from the hospital. My daughter, 11-years-old, had a nervous breakdown because I was talking to somebody about Hurricane Sandy. My daughter was only six years old. I almost lost my daughter,” said Rachel Rivera, a Brooklynite. Thousands of people gathered