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Brooklyn Heights–Downtown

Saturday, April 7, 2007

Two teens beaten on Smith Street

By Lilo H. Stainton
Fort Greene: A round-up of neighborhood crime. Comment.

Fridays quits Gage & Tollner site on Fulton

By Christie Rizk
The Brooklyn Paper / Dennis W. Ho
Downtown: TGI Friday’s has closed down their restaurant inside the historic Gage & Tollner building. Comment.

Wal-Mart needs a better map

By Christie Rizk
Heights Lowdown: Maybe the behemouth should study Brooklyn before putting a store here. Comment.

The ‘J’ majors in art

By Ariella Cohen
DUMBO: The J Condo is hosting an art competition for potential buyers. Comment.

SUV rams Atlantic shop

By Christie Rizk
Downtown: A drunk driver plowed his truck through the window of an Atlantic Avenue storefront. Comment.

Bubby’s owner fights back

By Christie Rizk
Downtown: According to its owner, Bubby’s in DUMBO won’t be closing anytime soon. Comments (1).

The street doomed Gage, its owner says

By Vince DiMiceli
Downtown: Joe Chirico, who put his heart and soul into Gage and Tollner for nine years, says it’s tough for any restaurant to survive in that location. Comment.
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