QNS News Headlines Archive for February 27, 2006

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Brownstone Brooklyn Looks For Way Out of Traffic Jam

By Gary Buiso

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City Trumps Local Opposition to Caton Condo

By Charles Hack

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Order In the Court…Or More Backroom Shenanigans?

By Thomas Tracy

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Consumers’ Corner: Love Is In The Air

Consumer. Shopper. Buyer. No matter what you call yourself merchants and service providers look at as one thing – a customer. As somebody with money in your pocket, you have something they want. So why just hand it over to them? Why not make them wor

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Work On Mary McDowell Learning Ctr. Expansion Nears Completion

With Mary McDowell Center for Learning’s $2.3 million capital fund raising campaign in full force and construction of the new middle school at 20 Bergen Street nearing completion, the first class of sixth and seventh graders have just moved into the

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Brooklyn Diocese Ducks Sex Abuse Charges

By Thomas Tracy

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In the Beginning: Trace Jewish Roots In Brooklyn

A largely unexplored part of Brooklyn’s history will be examined March 5 as area scholars, archivists and historians gather at Kane Street Synagogue in Cobble Hill to explore the beginnings of the Jewish community in the most populous of New York Cit

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Upstate Upstart Courts Brooklyn Republicans In Run For Governor’s Chair

By Emily Keller

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Spend the Afternoon Dancing And Laughing At St. John’s Rec Center

An afternoon dance social is scheduled for seniors from 12-2 p.m., February 28 at the St. John’s Recreation Center, 1251 Prospect Place.

Jointly sponsored by HealthCare Partners IPA and Liberty Health Advantage, the afternoon dance social wil

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Oh, They Grow Up So Fast! Used Clothing Sale For Kids At Coop School

Back by popular demand, the Fort Greene-Clinton Hill Cooperative Daycare will host its March Madness Kids Used Clothing sale from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., March 4 at the Coop School, 241 Taaffe Place – Suite 107.

It’s the best way to stock up

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Katrinia Kin Could Sink Big Chunk of Brooklyn, Says Congressman

By Charles Hack

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‘Nouveau Prehistoric’ Pieces Debut At the Monster Gallery

Painting and creating an ethos of reaction to the troubling confusion of everyday life, Steve Platt is a young, emerging artist who like Basquiat and Haring before him, has begun to establish an Urban Cave Dweller iconography in a reductive style.

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Eatin’ Good In the Neighborhood: Nabe Welcomes New Applebee’s Eatery

An Applebee’s grows in Bed-Stuy…

Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Borough President Marty Markowitz helped snip the ceremonial ribbon with a giant pair of scissors when Applebee Neighborhood Grill & Bar celebrated the arrival of its new r