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News that Beyonce Knowles was in Carroll Park spread around the Carroll Gardens neighborhood like wildfire. Sure enough, the singer was ...
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I am not sure exactly what was being removed from an office building by this crew on Court Street. Air conditioner parts, perhaps? No matt...
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As of this afternoon at 3 PM. Neighborhood blocks that haven't yet seen a snowplow. These were just a few I saw on a quick loop down Sm...
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\ Last week, my husband, son and I took a quick trip to the Alps, which are only about five hours away from the Auvergne. Granted, the Auver...
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John Khoury as a young boy growing up in South Brooklyn John Khoury today Khoury's childhood world: Henry Street Every one has a story t...
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Registration for the Concours De Pétanque 2013 in our little French Village The official rules The prizes The drinks The spectator Our frien...
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Though spending the summer here in the Auvergne involves a fair amount of going to the various market, cooking, eating and drinking, it also...
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I do love Brooklyn and my Carroll Gardens neighborhood, truly I do. But when I have family members or out-of-town visitors stay with me, I...
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It has been way too long since I blogged last. I apologize. But you see, the days have been flying by here in rural France and there never s...
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rendering by Lightstone Group Meanwhile, back in Brooklyn.... ' Save Gowanus ' is planning a rally on Thursday night at the Carroll ...
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- Huître on Court Street : Will Court Street's Newes...
- Quite A Halloween Crowd In Carroll Gardens!
- Free Kiddie Movie At P.S.58
- Time To Dress Up: It's Halloween!
- Perfect For Halloween: Carniceria's Ghost Restaurant
- Best Costume Award Goes To...!
- The Great Pumpkin Comes To Caputo's
- A Must Read: Atlantic Yards And Bill De Blasio
- Unicycling Through The Streets Of New York City
- Where Was Bill De Blasio For The Last 7 Years?
- Sweet Frocks On Smith
- Empty Shelves At Rite-Aid On Smith
- Free Vitamins, Anyone?
- I Got Me Some "No Flier Signs!"
- Water, Water, Everywhere: Hurricanes And The Brook...
- Congestion Pricing, Stockholm Style. Almost Looks...
- A Last Hurrah In My Brooklyn Garden
- And So, The Music Ends!
- De Blasio Finally Listens To His Constituents!
- The Hunchback Of Carroll Gardens
- Carroll "Garden" Berries
- Sanitizing The Gowanus Canal
- Where Have All The Pretty Brownstones Gone On Smith?
- Wishful Thinking, Rezoning and the Mighty Dollar A...
- Scarano Monstrosity Over President Street
- Ice Cream And Some Exhaust Fumes, Anyone?
- Picture Of The Day: Dawn Of The Dead On Second Place
- Marionettes Come To Carroll Park
- Many Boxes Appear At Mr. Stein's 360 Smith Street ...
- Picture Of The Day: A Glance Down Court
- Dualing Editors On Bill De Blasio's Wiki Page, Par...
- Carroll Park Halloween Parade 2007 A Go!
- News From Carroll Gardens and C.O.R.D.
- Meeting About Gowanus Canal Yuck!
- Brooklyn, Forget The Vespa. The Velosolex Is Infi...
- A quick update on the story about Art, The Gowanus...
- Once Upon A Time On The Shores Of The Gowanus: Fr...
- No Carroll Park Halloween Parade In 2007?
- Fall Comes To Carroll Gardens
- Fresh Market's Fall Specials
- Trashy Books On Court!
- Rite-Aid Cleans Up Its Act On Smith
- Another Rogue Architect: This time in London (and ...
- Brooklyn Street Life
- Bill De Blasio On Landmark Variances, Downsizing A...
- Carroll Park Rock has been Tagged!
- Sad Bikes On President Street
- Brooklyn Picture Of The Day
- Will Tourists sing "The Blues"?
- Million Trees Grow In Brooklyn ( And The Rest Of T...
- Get Those Feet Off The Seat Or Else!
- Evening Sky Over Brooklyn!
- These Nasty Newspaper Racks
- Dvir's Salon
- Blue (Wo)men's Group
- New York Magazine: Latest On Architect Scarano
- An Open Letter To Errol Louis Regarding The Atlant...
- They Are Building New Brownstones, Just Not In Bro...
- Harding's Gravy Turns Into Trout On Smith
- Bibendum: The Michelin Man
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