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  • Montague Street’s Oh My Pasta! Kaput; Successor Lined Up

    Oh My Pasta! has gone limp. After opening about nine months ago, on September 3, 2011, the Italian eatery at 142 Montague Street has shuttered. The locally run restaurant was owned & operated by Marco Lasala, a native Italian from Barletta in southern Italy, who had moved to Brooklyn Heights, serving a menu of family […]
    (via Brooklyn Heights Blog)

    May 26, 2012
  • SUNY Downstate to Slash Jobs, but LICH May Gain

    SUNY Downstate Medical Center, which took control of Long Island College Hospital last June, faces an operating deficit and will have to eliminate jobs and close or combine some operations. New York Post: SUNY Downstate Medical Center announced tonight that it will have to perform extensive “financial” surgery to slash jobs and eliminate redundant services […]
    (via Cobble Hill Blog)

    May 9, 2012
  • NY Food Book Fair

    The first New York Book Fair opened today at the brand-new Wythe Hotel in Williamsburg, and continues tomorrow and…

    May 4, 2012
  • NU Hotel Opens New Café

    Just as another season of alfresco dining and drinking in the neighborhood is getting underway, a new sidewalk café opened for business yesterday at the NU Hotel Brooklyn. Encompassing 416 square feet, the outdoor space has seating capacity for 30 patrons. Current hours of operation are from 4 p.m. to 1 a.m., with food served […]
    (via Cobble Hill Blog)

    May 2, 2012
  • Five Year Old Hit by Taxi at Hicks and Amity

    A five year old boy was critically injured when struck by a taxi at Hicks and Amity streets yesterday. New York Post: A 5-year-old boy ran into a Brooklyn street and was hit by a taxi before the horrified eyes of his deaf parents, who then carried his seriously injured body half a block to […]
    (via Cobble Hill Blog)

    April 15, 2012
  • Break up the Mets!

    This sort of thing isn’t supposed to be happening. I was delighted by their season opening sweep of the Braves, but I recalled a similar occurrence some seasons ago, after which the Mets quickly demonstrated what statisticians call regression toward …
    (via Self-Absorbed Boomer)

    April 15, 2012
  • Cruise Ship Air Pollution Response Stalled

    A year ago, Mayor Bloomberg announced a deal to eliminate air pollution resulting from cruise ships having to run their diesel generators to supply power while docked at the Red Hook terminal. Under the agreement, the parties involved: the Port Authority, the suppliers and distributors of electricity, and the cruise line, would share the cost […]
    (via Cobble Hill Blog)

    April 4, 2012