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Source; Mark Treyger’s officeA community leader committed to serving area youth and the neighborhood was honored last Sunday, when Councilman Mark Treyger and the family joined together to co-name the corner of East 2nd Street and Avenue W in her memory. Lifelong Gravesend resident Barbara Dattilo devoted years of
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Source: NYPDA girl believed to be around 15 years old pummeled a 53-year-old woman on the streets of Gravesend, swiping her pocketbook before running off, cops say. Now authorities are looking for help identifying the girl, whose image was captured by surveillance cameras at a nearby store. The incident took
1497 mcdonald ave
Neighbors on East 2nd Street near Erasmus Field (Source: Google Maps)Gravesend residents living on East 2nd Street near Erasmus Field (1497 McDonald Avenue) are growing tired over late night soccer games being played nearby. According to a report [http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/brooklyn/midwood-neighbors-late-night-soccer-games-erasmus-field-causing-headaches-article-1.1420065?localLinksEnabled=false] by
2134 ocean pkwy
Source: Rich Caplan/nestseekers.comGood news, Rockafellers. That $14 million Gravesend home [/at-14-million-ocean-parkway-home-carries-brooklyns-highest-price-tag/] you’ve been hoping to purchase, if the price was just a wee bit lower, has gone down in value. The 2134 Ocean Parkway five-bedroom, 9,200-square-foot home with an elevator, two kitchens, a master bedroom with
2111 east 2nd st
Source: Rich Caplan/nestseekers.comAn Ocean Parkway home made headlines yesterday when it hit the market for $14 million – giving it the heftiest price tag for a single-family home in all of Brooklyn. At 2134 Ocean Parkway [/tag/2134-ocean-pkwy/], this five bedroom, 9,200-square-foot home boasts an elevator, two kitchens,
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Know your body! Senator Golden is partnering with SHARE [http://www.sharecancersupport.org] to work in the community to reduce the mortality rate of ovarian cancer in New York City. Providing information about ovarian cancer will lead to early detection, and the senator’s office will also be providing information