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Thursday, January 25, 2007

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Sweet lou: merchants hail powsner

Honoree, Lou Powsner, “Speak Out” columnist for Courier-Life Publications and chairman of the Joint Council Kings County Board of Trade, is pictured, second from left with executive directors of the Korean American Small Business Service Center
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Third time’s a charm in the senate

Rites and festivity accompanied the fanfare as state Senator Marty Golden was inducted into his third term as representative of the 22nd District during a pomp-filled program at the Bay Ridge Manor.

The former New York City cop and councilman was
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A little bit of ‘Jurassic park’ at botanic garden

Budding horticulturalists flocked to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden (BBG) like bees to a honey pot to welcome one of the world’s rarest and oldest trees.

The Wollemi Pine, a survivor from the dinosaur age and long thought by experts to have bee
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Storytime in Bowne Park

Those who are not able to participate in this session will be put on the list for the next session. Participating children must be accompanied by an adult.

Registration is at 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. Classes are on Mondays and Wednesdays beginning Jan
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Lost your wheels?

You just never know what will be discarded on the Belt Parkway these days. Motorists rolling past the Coney Island Avenue exit in Sheepshead Bay caught an eyeful Monday afternoon when they saw cops trying to make heads or tails of a three-wheeled we-don&#
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Totten mercury update set Jan. 11

The meeting will also discuss plans to investigate Building 615 – the former Coast Guard munitions site thought to be the source mercury found in Little Bay in the 1980s — and ongoing studies of how to remediate the upland property. Previous testing has

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