Greenpoint's Meserole Theater has undergone several transitions since its days showing movies. Now, some think its time to return the building to its former glory.
Category: <span>Arts & Culture</span>
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A Brooklyn Walking Tour Gets Some Wheels
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So This Comedian Walks Into A Bar…
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Green-Wood Cemetery’s Beautiful Greenhouse: Love Hurts
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Crown Heights: The Show Goes on at an Iconic Theater, Despite Ownership Issues
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Was More Police the Answer to J’Ouvert’s History of Deadly Violence?
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A New Kind of Bed-Stuy Block Party
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The Riddle of the Indie Bookstore: A Rookie and a Veteran Tell All
The independents, it turns out, are doing OK. A veteran tells how it’s done and a newcomer describes her dream store.