December 30, 2002: Vol. 25, No. 51
Past issues
Feeds
Bay Ridge (PDF)Print edition (PDF)
The Paper in print
Twitter
Facebook
Contact us
Email updates- All Brooklyn news
- Neighborhood Map
- Bay Ridge
- Bensonhurst, Dyker Heights
- Brooklyn Heights
- Downtown, DUMBO
- Carroll Gardens
- Cobble Hill, Red Hook, Boerum Hill
- Fort Greene
- Clinton Hill, Crown Heights
- North Brooklyn
- Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Bushwick
- Park Slope
- Prospect Heights, Windsor Terrace, Greenwood Heights
- GO Brooklyn
- Dining Guide
- Where to GO
Events calendar - Classifieds
- The Brooklyn Wire
- Not Just Nets
- Police Blotter
- Perspective
- Parenting
- Politics
- Transit
- Podcasts
- Brooklyn Cyclones
- Special sections
- About The Paper
- Mobile site
- Twitter
- Facebook
- RSS Feeds
-
Sign up for daily email news updates!
Scouring the Web for all things Brooklyn
Our top 5 stories
News archive
HAIL CESAR
New Italian eatery Trattoria Mulino has the host with the mostest
"Ah, ladies, lovely to see you,"
says Cesar Zuniga, manager extraordinaire and passionate spokesman
for Trattoria Mulino, a new Italian restaurant in Park Slope. Comment.
SIZE MATTERS
"To Scale,"
an exhibition that explores the ways in which the size of a work
of art can shape a viewer’s response, is on display now at the
Rotunda Gallery (33 Clinton St. at Pierrepont Street in Brooklyn
Heights). Nina Levy’s cibachrome on aluminum, "Daughter"
(pictured), is one of the works on display in this group show. Comment.
MAMA’S BACK
Terry Mangrum, chef and owner of the southern-style
restaurant Sweet Mama’s, has lousy luck with landlords. Comment.
BEAM ME UP
Blending the
disparate motifs of westerns and sci-fi flicks, Brooklyn Heights
residents William and Cena Crane opened the new Magnetic Field
Cocktail Lounge on Dec. 14. Comment.
MIXED NUTS
Attendees of the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s
20th Next Wave Festival gala on Dec. 17 were treated to a performance
by Mark Morris and his dance group in "The Hard Nut,"
a wildly imaginative, glorious and gruesome interpretation of
the classic holiday ballet, "The Nutcracker." Comment.
KISS OF DEATH
Harvey Burdell, a confirmed bachelor and
a prosperous dentist, was found stabbed to death in his home
on Bond Street, in Manhattan, in 1857. Comment.
Links
- Report a Pothole
- Blogs
- Amusing the Zillion
- Atlantic Yards Report
- Bay Ridge Blog
- Bay Ridge Journal
- Bay Ridge Rover
- Beehive Hairdresser
- Bensonhurst Bean
- Best View in Brooklyn
- Blather from Brooklyn
- BococaLand
- BRIC Community Media
- Brit in Brooklyn
- Brokelyn
- Brooklyn365
- Brooklyn Ink
- Brooklyn Based
- The Brooklyn Bureau
- Brooklyn Heights Blog
- Brooklyn Optimist
- The Brooklyn Politics Blog
- Brooklyn Row House
- Brooklyn The Borough
- Brownstoner
- Bushwick Daily
- City Room
- Cobble Hill Blog
- Coney Island Forum
- Coney Media
- Creative Times
- Curbed
- Daily Heights
- Daily Intel
- Daily Slope
- DUMBO NYC
- Eat It Brooklyn
- F—ed in Park Slope
- For the Love of Brooklyn
- Gold Star for Trying
- Gotham Gazette
- Gowanus Lounge
- Green Brooklyn
- Greenpointers
- The Grimm News
- Grub Street
- Hawthorne Street
- I’m Not Sayin, I’m Just Sayin
- KARMABrooklyn
- Kensington Stories
- Kinetic Carnival
- Kings County Cinema Society
- Lost City
- McBrooklyn
- No Land Grab
- Only the Blog Knows Brooklyn
- PLOG
- The Real Deal
- Sheepshead Bites
- White in Bay Ridge
- Williamsurg Is Dead
- Williamsburg Nerd
- Word on Columbia Street
- Cyclones
- Newspapers & Magazines
- AM New York
- Bronx Times
- Brooklyn Daily
- Brooklyn Eagle
- Brooklyn Family
- Brooklyn Star
- Brooklyn Rail
- Canarsie Courier
- Caribbean Life
- Daily News
- Greenpoint Gazette
- Jewish Press
- Kingsman (B’klyn College)
- Newsday
- New York Observer
- New York Times
- New York Post
- Our Time Press
- Prom Experience
- Ridgewood Times
- Seawanhaka (LIU)
- Tablet (Catholic weekly)
- Times Ledger
- Wall Street Journal
- TV and Radio
- Suggest a link