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Monday, Nov. 10

Carroll Gardens Neighborhood Association. Monthly meeting. Hannah Senesh Day School (Smith Street, between First and Second places), 7:30 pm. E-mail info@carrollgardensbrooklyn.org for info.

Community Board 6 Executive and Finance Committee. Monthly meeting. Cobble Hill Community Meeting Room (250 Baltic St., between Court and Clinton streets), 6:30 pm. Call (718) 643-3027 for info.

Brooklyn Bridge Realty

Borough President Markowitz’s town hall on Long Island College Hospital. Borough Hall (209 Joralemon St., between Court and Adams streets in Downtown), 6:30 pm. Call (718) 802-3700 for info.

Tuesday, Nov. 11

72nd Precinct Community Council. Monthly meeting. Mariem Heim Center (4520 Fourth Ave., at 45th Street in Sunset Park), 7:30 pm. Call (718) 965-6311 for info.

Wednesday, Nov. 12

District 20 Community Education Council. Monthly meeting. PS 503 (330 59th St., between Third and Fourth avenues in Sunset Park), 7 pm. Call (718) 759-3921 for info.

90th Precinct Community Council. Monthly meeting. 30 Montrose Avenue (between Union Avenue and Lorimer Street in Williamsburg), 7:30 pm. Call (718) 963-5309 for info.

Community Board 6. Monthly meeting. Old First Reformed Church (729 Carroll St., at Seventh Avenue in Park Slope), 6:30 pm. Call (718) 643-3027 for info.

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