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Category: <span>Brooklyn Life</span>
Tough Crowd
By Jack Mirkinson
Inspector Peter Simonetti, Commanding Officer for the 71st Precinct, had come to the auditorium of Middle School 61 in Crown Heights to tell the audience at the monthly meeting of Community Board 9 to work with the police and watch out for suspicious activity. A meeting that had contained the usual ragged but pleasant atmosphere quickly turned into something altogether spikier.
The Pickup Artist
The weekday "afternoon activity" of an unemployed Williamsburg techie can involve a dog walk, a quick stop at the local bar, and apparently, a pickup attempt.
Photo For 11/24/09: McDonald’s
This McDonald's restaurant has become the center of a huge controversy after its employees allegedly assaulted a disabled war veteran for bringing his guide dog into the building.
Photo for 11/23/2009: Lone Man in a Subway Station
It's rare to find a moment of peace in a New York City subway station, especially the Lorimer Street L stop in Williamsburg during rush hour.
Ladies Who Lunch in Boro Park
The women begin to pile through the doors of Spoons, the Borough Park luncheonette, just after 1 o’clock in the afternoon. They have an hour.
Photo for 11/20/09: Post-its
A photo depicting Post It ideas from a recent Good Ideas Salon in Brooklyn. Among them: iPhones that work and share-able everything.
Sy Syms, the Mogul from Midwood
Miranda Lin delivers a remembrance of the Midwood discount clothing mogul Sy Syms.
Unidentified Man Struck by Subway Train
A man, whose name has yet to be released, was struck and killed by an oncoming G train this morning in Park Slope, Stefanos Chen reports.
Photo for 11/19/09: Last Vestiges of Fall
You know that winter’s nearly upon us when there are more leaves on the ground than in the trees. Get out and enjoy this week of weather in the high 50s, before the temperature dips below. And before we get snow. Because with Thanksgiving in under a week, it could happen any day.