Monthly Archives: January 2012
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COCKTAILS AND CEVICHE ACTION: CALYER
Calyer, one of Greenpoint’s newest and most exciting restaurants, invited Greenpointers over for dinner. It was a cold and rainy evening, which meant taxi service, which meant I could wear […]
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HOPE 2012 SURVEY NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
Greenpoint has a very evident street homeless population. It is important for the city to understand how many homeless people are living in our neighborhood to evaluate how effective their […]
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Greenpointers On Strike
Why is the internet on strike today? We like a good fight and we don’t like anyone telling us what to do, especially online. Greenpointers is opposed internet censorship. We […]
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What’s Happening? (1/18-1/23)
WEDNESDAY 1/18 • SoulCare @ Veronica People’s Club (105 Franklin) 7:30pm, enjoy a de-stressing exercise and discuss the highs and lows of our work weeks. All are welcome! Bring your […]
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Art Openings: PAPERAZZI & sys(x)tem
PAPERAZZI at the Janet Kurnatowski Gallery // 205 Norman Avenue PAPERAZZI, which runs from now until February 12th, features a wide range of artists all offering works on paper. With […]
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Farewell to Arms…Bitches!
The Diamond was packed and rowdy last night (there was even a television crew) for the much anticipated Ladies vs. Wimpy Guys Arm Wrestling Competition. “Do you need another dude?” […]
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Lucky Number 7
I’ve lived in the neighborhood for years and have pondered this question for as many of them as I can remember. “Why don’t more truly great restaurants open up in […]
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94th Precinct Community Meeting
Tuesday night’s regular meeting between the 94th precinct’s residents and police officers came loaded with a clear mandate conveyed through signs posted around the neighborhood and seen earlier this week […]