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Bay Ridge–Bensonhurst

Saturday, June 9, 2007

Eulogy for the Green Church

By Matthew Lysiak
Yellow Hooker: The Green Church will not be saved — you can take that to the bank and cash it. Yet despite the writing on the check, some members of the community continue to fight the inevitable. Call it denial (or call it optimism). Comments (1).

Ridge inventor milks it

By Matthew Lysiak
Bay Ridge: A Bay Ridge inventor is ready to go national with her innovative breast-feeding blouse — and she’s bringing her four children with her. Comment.

Ridge pipeline terror

By Matthew Lysiak
Bay Ridge: Last week’s arrest of four terror suspects who supposedly plotted to blow up jet fuel supplies at John F. Kennedy Airport reignited fears in Bay Ridge about the neighborhood’s own terror target: the very pipeline that carries jet fuel to the airport. Comment.

This Robin Hood loves the smell of lavender

By Matthew Lysiak and Michael Giardina
Bay Ridge: The sweet smell of lavender has inspired poetry, love songs, and now armed robbery — plus all the other crime news from Bay Ridge and Bensonhurst. Comment.
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