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Carroll Gardens–Cobble Hill

Saturday, June 23, 2007

Making book on the water

By Ariella Cohen
Brooklyn South: A used-book store on Columbia Streets needs a new partner. Only book lovers need apply! Comment.

Some steely memories: Ironworkers’ old hangout goes on the block

By Ariella Cohen
The Brooklyn Paper / Tom Callan
Carroll Gardens: The “For Sale” sign above a century-old Atlantic Avenue hole in the wall is stirring new memories of the Mohawk Indian ironworkers who once occupied the saloon’s long, wooden bar. Comments (1).

Bottle rocket

By Ariella Cohen
Carroll Gardens: A gang of teenage hoodlums attacked a 32-year-old woman walking on Smith Street on June 12, police said — plus all the other crime news from Carroll Gardens, Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill and Red Hook. Comment.

Dark days on Atlantic

By Ariella Cohen
Carroll Gardens: A long-simmering feud between a local business group and city officials could extinguish the Victorian-style lampposts that line Atlantic Avenue. Comment.
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