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December 27, 2025
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Author Archives: Lisa M. Collins

Gates Foundation spending $3.5 Billion on Education & Ed Lobbying

The Gates Foundation, funded by Bill and Melinda Gates of Microsoft, of course, spent $373 million last year on education, and $80 million on education

“They Call Me Red.”

Longtime Boerum Hill resident hangs out.

Spring Fest: Carroll Park

Today: Pony rides, bouncy house, face paint, flea market.

Smith/9th Station To Close

Service won't be normal till Fall 2012.

Shop and Beer: Atlantic Ave.

Free half-pints and 20 percent discounts.

Atlantic Yards Watchdog Site Launches

The Barclays Center — the new home to the N.Y. Nets NBA team — is flying up and is scheduled to open in September 2012.

Ira Glass in Gowanus

City's best variety show.

Karaoke At Sugar Lounge

Every Wednesday, visit Euro/Tiki bar on Columbia St.

Dumbo Craft Fair

Shop under the arch: Saturday

PS 58 To Cut A Pre-K?

School may cut a preK to make room for kindergartners.

Dumbo Firm Unveils “Viral Video” Database

Lucky, a Dumbo-based creative advertising firm has launched a free database of “viral” videos, so people can get a better idea of what works and

Cobble Hill PS29 Wait List

No room for all zoned kindergartners.

Cobble Hill’s Big Lasagna

NY Times promotes Brucie's take-home dish.

Final Days for Park Smoking

Ban goes into effect on May 23.

Music @ Brooklyn Bridge Park

Views and music on the waterfront.

4 Arrested:Cobble Hill PS29 Fire

Teens nabbed in playground fire prank.

NYPress: Dumbo Brothel Book Party “A Bore”

There’s a new artsy book out featuring picturing Nevada’s brothels. The book release party was at Bubby’s, in Dumbo. The New York Press says the

Van Horn Garden Opens

Tables, beers, fried chicken sandwiches.

Bklyn Hts Blog: Smoking Ban on Promenade Starts Soon

The city banned smoking in public parks, and the ban goes into effect on May 23. That’ll effect the Brooklyn Heights Promenade. Apparently, the city

“Save Teachers” Launches

Local politico DeBlasio's protest