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Pavilion To Go Residential, Will Still Have A Movie Theater

Just five months after the owner of the building that houses the Pavilion [http://www.paviliontheater.com/] movie theater told us there were no immediate plans in place [/blog/development-2/relax-the-pavilion-is-not-becoming-condos-just-yet] to develop the space into a residential project, it turns out they’ll be doing just that — but we

Relax, The Pavilion Is Not Becoming Condos…Just Yet

Locals who like having a convenient, if somewhat unkempt, movie theater in the area got a bit of a scare this week when they heard the Pavilion [http://www.paviliontheater.com/] theater might turn into condos, but that fear is misplaced — at least for the time being. Real estate blog

Wanted: Wallet Thief Who Used Stolen Credit Card At Sheepshead Theater

Police are turning to the public in their search for a suspect who snagged a victim’s wallet on an F train at Kings Highway. It appears police had little to go on after the robbery, which took place at 5:00 a.m. on May 18. But a lead

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

Owner Of Movie Theater Cleaning Co. Contracted By Sheepshead UA Sentenced For Underpaying Workers

Source: cinematreasures.orgJose Hector Hernandez Gramajo, the owner of a company contracted to clean the United Artists Sheepshead Bay Stadium 14 Movie Theater (3907 Shore Parkway), will be spending his weekends in prison for nearly a year as punishment for underpaying employees, New York’s Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced

Dirty Owner Failed To Pay Proper Wages To Sheepshead Movie Theater Cleaners

Source: cinematreasures.orgThe owner of the Long Island based Royal Commercial Cleaning company was arrested [http://www.longislandexchange.com/press/2013/07/03/a-g-schneiderman-announces-arrest-of-cleaning-company-owner-for-dodging-minimum-wage-and-overtime-laws-even-after-settling-federal-civil-investigation/] last week after failing to pay his workers minimum wage, due overtime and back wages, as well as soliciting kickbacks for court ordered reimbursements. As a

Sheepshead Bay UA Movie Theater Tickets To Hit $14

Source: cinematreasures.orgSheepshead Bay’s United Artists movie theater will be hiking its prices this Friday, with adult admission reaching $14 – or nearly twice the national average – Sheepshead Bites has learned. A source has confirmed the price hike, noting that adult admission will rise from $13.50 to $14.00.

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

Beverage Lobby Takes To Local Beaches, Theaters To Fight Proposed Soda Ban

Source: New Yorkers for Beverage ChoicesIf the battle to kill a proposed ban on large sugary drinks [/poll-should-big-sugary-drinks-be-banned/] were likened to World War II, the Southern Brooklyn coastline played the role of Normandy this weekend. The soda industry lobby unleashed an all-out assault on the densely packed beach at Coney

DEP, DEC Scope Out Harkness Ave Sewage Leak Site

Arthur Borko snagged this photo of New York City Department of Environment Protection (DEP) and New York State Department of Environment Conservation (DEC) authorities checking out the sewage lines on Harkness Avenue, just off of Knapp Street. (This article has been updated. The update is after the original post.) The