Showing posts with label Clinton Street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clinton Street. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 1, 2013

A friend and reader just sent me the photo above taken at around noon today on Clinton Street at the corner of De Graw Street.  Firemen were responding to a fire in a brownstone. " It looked like it was a furnace fire"  wrote the friend.
Does anyone have any more details?





Wednesday, June 8, 2011

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St. Paul's Church on Clinton Street will be hosting a rummage sale on Saturday June 11. 2011,10:00 AM to 2:00 PM in the church's Parish Hall. The entrance is located on the Carroll Street side of the church (199 Carroll Street). For those wishing to donate, the church will be accepting items on Thursday and Friday June 9 and 10, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

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Red light ahead on Clinton Street.
For once, traffic didn't seem so bad.

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Thursday, September 24, 2009



photo credit: Kari



What are the odds of running into two opossums here in Carroll Gardens in one night? Obviously pretty good, because that is exactly what happened to Reader Sara B, who also sent in this critter snapshot. She thinks they were definitely different possums.
Damn! What's going on?


Susan writes:
No joke, we just saw another one. It was definitely different from the first; this one had a darker body with a lighter head, whereas the other was almost completely light. I was with the same friends -- ie: my neighbors. We were on 1st place between Clinton and Henry this time.

The critter was just hanging out on someone's porch.
Are we chronicling an opossum infestation; a rodent family expansion; a beautiful gift from the genus rodenti stringytailum? Either way, one thing is for sure: CG is host to more than one O.Poss.Um.



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Friday, May 22, 2009




I was late coming home,
and should not have stopped,
but how could I have resisted
capturing the late afternoon light
playing on the façades of these brownstones
on Clinton
on that day in May.



Thursday, April 9, 2009

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Every spring, I make a point of walking down Clinton Street,
at the corner of Union,
to check on a row of sweet little weeping cherry trees

that bloom beautifully for just a few days.

Despite the unusually cold April weather,

the pale pink flowers were just opening.




Friday, March 6, 2009

'Jack Goes Boating' Filming March 4th, 5th and 6th in Carroll Gardens

Film crews at Guido's Funeral Home on Clinton Street, corner of Carroll Street





Philip Seymour Hoffman has been directing and acting right here in Carroll Gardens in the last few days. That news came from friend Richard in an email yesterday. I checked it out for myself, and sure enough, crews were filming at Guido's funeral home on Clinton Street.

More details in Richard's email.


Hi Katia

Thought you might like to know that the reason why all those parking spaces are being taken over on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, March 4, 5, and 6, is that the movie "Jack Goes Boating" is being filmed in our neighborhood. The movie is based on the Broadway play and will be directed by Philip Seymour Hoffman of Capote and Doubt fame; it's his first time directing.

At minimum, Carroll, President, Clinton, and Court Streets are all affected. It would be nice if someone had given residents advance warning when the City decided to take away our parking spaces for three days. (Even nicer would haven been the movie company that's being accomodated arranging parking for those who are being disaccomodated.)

Doesn't someone -- CB6 or our local precinct -- get advance notice of these disruptions? It seems to me that (in the words of another short, fair-haired actor), "What we have here is a failure to communicate."



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Monday, November 3, 2008






This sweet little memorial to Carroll Gardens canine resident "Summer" caught the attention of blogger friend David, who sent me the photo above and wrote:
Here is the photo I mentioned that I took on Clinton St between 3rd and 4th place. I saw this wonderful dog every day for two years as I rode to work on my bike. I looked up Google maps just to make sure I was correct on the cross streets and there in the photo on Google is Summer looking back at me.
So I clicked on the link he sent along. And sure enough, on the Google Street View, one can still see Summer, alive, standing in his front yard. How touching is that? To see Summer on Google, click here.

Thursday, October 16, 2008




She was on her way to Clinton Street

When an upwards glance confirmed

That something had changed.

The green foliage of summer had gradually changed
Into a more seasonal red.



Thursday, May 15, 2008





Just a moment in time on Clinton.
Nannies and their charges
Crossing the street.