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Carroll Gardens–Cobble Hill

Ikea has meatballs, couches and … jams

Red Hook: Quiet Red Hook streets became bumper-to-bumper traffic jams when hordes of furniture-crazed shoppers flocked to the newly opened Ikea on its debut weekend. Comments (7).

Shucks! Pols shell oyster bar

Carroll Gardens: A new law drafted with a controversial Hoyt Street bar in mind would make it harder for proprietors to open saloons near schools and places of worship. Comments (2).

More cutbacks at LICH

Cobble Hill: Two weeks after its staff issued doom-and-gloom predictions about the long-term health of Long Island College Hospital, the Cobble Hill medical center said it would shut a program for sex crime victims on June 30. Comment.

Blue light special

Red Hook: The hype and possible corporate fortune generated by the brand new Ikea may draw other big box retailers into Red Hook. Comment.

Parking holiday expands to Boerum Hill, Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill; Park Slope back to normal July 14

Carroll Gardens: A whole new set of neighborhoods gets in on the alternate-side-of-the-street holiday. Comment.

To stop jail, foes want to go to court

Boerum Hill: One of former Mayor Giuliani’s top deputies will join the fight against the Bloomberg Administration’s $440-million plan to reopen the Brooklyn House of Detention, promising to work pro bono to take community activists’ case to court. Comments (1).

Work goes on at Trader Joe’s

Cobble Hill: The old Independence Bank building at the corner of Court Street and Atlantic Avenue is finally beginning to look more like a Trader Joe’s. Insiders say the supermarket, the quirky chain’s first in Brooklyn, is on pace to open in September. Comments (1).

Banks are safer

Carroll Gardens: A woman told police that someone stole $4,000 from her home on Bond Street between April 15 and June 7. Plus all the crime news from Red Hook, Carroll Gardens and Cobble Hill’s 76th Precinct. Comment.

Beat down

Carroll Gardens: Two men were beat up in separate incidents blocks — and hours — apart on Hoyt Street on June 27. Plus all the crime news from Cobble Hill, Carroll Gardens and Red Hook’s 76th Precinct. Comment.

Mr. Quadrozzi, tear down this wall!

Red Hook: An 18-foot-tall, corrugated wall obstructing the waterfront view in Red Hook Park must come down, a state court ruled, but some parents would rather see the barrier stand tall. Comment.
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