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Happy together! Brooklyn Paper joins other papers at Metrotech

The Brooklyn Paper
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Stefano Giovannini
News Corporation Senior Vice President Les Goodstein hams it up with Borough President Markowitz at the official ribbon-cutting for The Brooklyn Paper’s new Metrotech office on Friday. Joining The Paper in the fancy new suite is the Courier Life newspaper group and other affiliated papers from Queens and The Bronx.
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Stefano Giovannini
Borough President Markowitz, state Sen. Carl Kruger and state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli made it official on Friday.

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All it took was the ceremonial severing of a bright red ribbon by Borough President Markowitz and it was official: The Brooklyn Paper was welcomed into its new offices at the Metrotech complex in Downtown.

Markowitz and News Corporation Senior Vice President Les Goodstein (pictured) did the honors, along with a panoply of dignitaries. So as of now, we’re happily ensconced with our colleagues from other News Corp.-own, who welcomed us into the Community Newspaper Group, which comprises more than 50 newspapers, periodicals and specialty magazines, including Courier Life Publications, TimesLedger Newspapers and Bronx Times Reporter.

Here’s the new contact information for The Brooklyn Paper:

The Brooklyn Paper

One Metrotech Center, Suite 1001

Brooklyn, NY 11201

Main number: (718) 260-2500.

News e-mail: newsroom@cnglocal.com.

Advertising e-mail: brooklynpaper@cnglocal.com.

Staffers can be e-mailed directly by using their first initial and last name followed by @cnglocal.com, such as tdooley@cnglocal.com.

©2009 The Brooklyn Paper

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