Archives

2024

• Nov 21^st Film: “Union” documents SI union organizers vs. Amazon, by Dante A. Ciampaglia 0 comments
• Nov 20^th An ode to the bar at the edge of the world, review by Oscar Fock 0 comments
• Nov 20^th Quinn on Books: In Search of Lost Time 0 comments
• Nov 18^th MUSIC: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk 0 comments
• Nov 18^th Film: “Union” documents SI union organizers vs. Amazon, by Dante A. Ciampaglia 0 comments
• Nov 18^th Lawsuit won’t delay Public Place cleanup, but will they ever break ground? by Oscar Fock 0 comments
• Nov 18^th Still no end date for NYCHA construction, by Nathan Weiser 0 comments
• Nov 18^th Harbor Middle School celebrates Hispanic heritage, by Nathan Weiser 0 comments
• Nov 18^th Residential composting takes big strides throughout the city, by Katherine Rivard 0 comments
• Nov 18^th I went to a BMT feedback session, by Brian Abate 0 comments
• Nov 18^th 63 Tiffany brings out politicos on Halloween morning, by Brian Abate 4 comments
• Nov 18^th The indisputable benefits of going phone free, by Kelsey Sobel 0 comments
• Nov 18^th A bigger Ocky Way coming soon!, by Katherine Rivard 0 comments
• Nov 18^th If Only Trump Could Have Been Our President Back Then, by Joe Enright 0 comments
• Nov 18^th Walking with Coffee, by Bob Racioppo 0 comments
• Nov 18^th Remembering Patricia Wirth Sweeney, by Brian Abate 0 comments
• Nov 18^th Once again Open Studios brings Red Hook a crowd, by Brian Abate 0 comments
• Nov 17^th Puzzling Times or The Victory of Culture, by Roger Bell 0 comments
• Nov 17^th MUSIC: Tits Up Brooklyn, by Medea Hoar 0 comments
• Nov 17^th Red Hook Community Cinema Expands to Multi-Day Film Festival, by Dante A. Ciampaglia 0 comments
• Nov 13^th Bands do BK Presents: The Music Matters NYC 0 comments
• Nov 1^st Red Hook Community Cinema Expands to Multi-Day Film Festival, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Red Hook Community Cinema Expands to Multi-Day Film Festival, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Oct 24^th An ode to the bar at the edge of the world, theater review by Oscar Fock Comments Off on An ode to the bar at the edge of the world, theater review by Oscar Fock
• Oct 11^th Millennial Life Hacking Late Stage Capitalism, by Giovanni M. Ravalli Comments Off on Millennial Life Hacking Late Stage Capitalism, by Giovanni M. Ravalli
• Oct 11^th Brooklyn Bridge Rotary Club returns to it’s roots, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Brooklyn Bridge Rotary Club returns to it’s roots, by Brian Abate
• Oct 11^th A Carroll Gardens 
pizza icon remembered, by Brian Abate 1 comment
• Oct 11^th DEP, EPA propose alternatives for next phase of CSO tank construction, by Oscar Fock Comments Off on DEP, EPA propose alternatives for next phase of CSO tank construction, by Oscar Fock
• Oct 11^th The city now wants blue highways. Jim Tampakis has advocated for it for years, interview with Oscar Fock 1 comment
• Oct 11^th Toxic vapors not necessarily bad says Health Dept., by Oscar Fock Comments Off on Toxic vapors not necessarily bad says Health Dept., by Oscar Fock
• Oct 11^th The community shows out at first BMT public workshop, by Oscar Fock Comments Off on The community shows out at first BMT public workshop, by Oscar Fock
• Oct 10^th Nick Forker teaches comics at our temporary library, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Nick Forker teaches comics at our temporary library, by Brian Abate
• Oct 10^th Where have all the scooters gone?, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Where have all the scooters gone?, by Katherine Rivard
• Oct 10^th Perspective: Sticky notes and Brooklyn Bread welcomed at BMT meeting, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Perspective: Sticky notes and Brooklyn Bread welcomed at BMT meeting, by Katherine Rivard
• Oct 10^th This is not Cupid’s arrow, by Joe Enright 2 comments
• Oct 10^th Column: People Get Together, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Oct 8^th Nick Forker teaches comics at our temporary library, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Nick Forker teaches comics at our temporary library, by Brian Abate
• Oct 8^th Turning a passion into a really cool business, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Turning a passion into a really cool business, by Brian Abate
• Oct 8^th Art is all around us, especially this fall, by Roger Bell Comments Off on Art is all around us, especially this fall, by Roger Bell
• Oct 8^th Quinn on Books: Pick a Card, Pick Any Card Review by Michael Quinn Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Pick a Card, Pick Any Card Review by Michael Quinn
• Oct 8^th The Wind and the Rain: A story about Sunny’s Bar, by Oscar Fock Comments Off on The Wind and the Rain: A story about Sunny’s Bar, by Oscar Fock
• Oct 8^th Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Oct 8^th The Perpetual Library of Powell, by George Grella Comments Off on The Perpetual Library of Powell, by George Grella
• Oct 8^th Dispatch from the New York Film Festival: A Disorienting Trip Into Portugal’s Past a Highlight of Currents Lineup, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Dispatch from the New York Film Festival: A Disorienting Trip Into Portugal’s Past a Highlight of Currents Lineup, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Oct 7^th Kaizers Orchestra Returns to Conquer the US Comments Off on Kaizers Orchestra Returns to Conquer the US
• Sep 14^th 120 Waterfront acres and a plan, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Sep 13^th Twisters: What Modern Movies Can Tell Us About Our Waning Attention Span, by Kelsey Sobel Comments Off on Twisters: What Modern Movies Can Tell Us About Our Waning Attention Span, by Kelsey Sobel
• Sep 13^th Walt Kuhn: A Red Hook A-Lister , by Joe Enright Comments Off on Walt Kuhn: A Red Hook A-Lister , by Joe Enright
• Sep 13^th WALKING WITH COFFEE: THE MOVEABLE CUBICLE, by R.J. Cirillo Comments Off on WALKING WITH COFFEE: THE MOVEABLE CUBICLE, by R.J. Cirillo
• Sep 13^th Stay busy at the ever-fabulous temporary Red Hook Library! by Brian Abate Comments Off on Stay busy at the ever-fabulous temporary Red Hook Library! by Brian Abate
• Sep 13^th The road to the Colucci Cup runs through B61, by Brian Abate Comments Off on The road to the Colucci Cup runs through B61, by Brian Abate
• Sep 13^th The Brooklyn Beat hits the silver screen, by Raanan Geberer Comments Off on The Brooklyn Beat hits the silver screen, by Raanan Geberer
• Sep 13^th The Ice House: an unchanging neighborhood icon, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on The Ice House: an unchanging neighborhood icon, by Katherine Rivard
• Sep 10^th Picture Day Debut: Levon Hawke and Booth McGowan in Red Hook Comments Off on Picture Day Debut: Levon Hawke and Booth McGowan in Red Hook
• Sep 10^th 15 Gowanus buildings require mitigation for soil vapor intrusions, DEC report shows, by Oscar Fock Comments Off on 15 Gowanus buildings require mitigation for soil vapor intrusions, DEC report shows, by Oscar Fock
• Sep 10^th NYPD Stops Act goes into effect — advocates hope for change within NYPD, by Oscar Fock Comments Off on NYPD Stops Act goes into effect — advocates hope for change within NYPD, by Oscar Fock
• Sep 10^th Moving forward through conflict in Gowanus, an interview with Dr. Hildegaard Link, by Oscar Fock Comments Off on Moving forward through conflict in Gowanus, an interview with Dr. Hildegaard Link, by Oscar Fock
• Sep 10^th Smelly NYC Superfund construction a Gowanus headache, by Oscar Fock Comments Off on Smelly NYC Superfund construction a Gowanus headache, by Oscar Fock
• Sep 10^th First BMT meeting a scripted online affair, by Brian Abate Comments Off on First BMT meeting a scripted online affair, by Brian Abate
• Sep 10^th Red Hook Author’s New Novel Explores the Dark Side of Artistic Ambition Comments Off on Red Hook Author’s New Novel Explores the Dark Side of Artistic Ambition
• Sep 10^th Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Sep 10^th Joelle Leandre – Lifetime Rebel, by George Grella Comments Off on Joelle Leandre – Lifetime Rebel, by George Grella
• Sep 10^th The Return of “The Spook Who Sat By the Door,” the Revolution That Could Not Be Censored, by Dante A. Ciampaglia 1 comment
• Aug 16^th Walking with Coffee: After Many a Summer Dies the Swan or not! by R.J. Cirillo Comments Off on Walking with Coffee: After Many a Summer Dies the Swan or not! by R.J. Cirillo
• Aug 16^th Domestic Worker empowerment organization celebrates their heroes, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Domestic Worker empowerment organization celebrates their heroes, by Nathan Weiser
• Aug 16^th People of Red Hook, by Lisa Gitlin Comments Off on People of Red Hook, by Lisa Gitlin
• Aug 16^th Watching the cement being poured on the road to hell, by Joe Enright Comments Off on Watching the cement being poured on the road to hell, by Joe Enright
• Aug 16^th An unbelievable hot dog coincidence!, by R.J. Cirillo Comments Off on An unbelievable hot dog coincidence!, by R.J. Cirillo
• Aug 14^th Getting ready for the playoffs! by Brian Abate Comments Off on Getting ready for the playoffs! by Brian Abate
• Aug 14^th Challenged local eatery with a determined owner can now accept benefits for meals under new program, by Brian Abate 1 comment
• Aug 14^th Red Hook Boaters is 19 years old now, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Red Hook Boaters is 19 years old now, by Brian Abate
• Aug 13^th Remembering a Red Hook activist, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Remembering a Red Hook activist, by Brian Abate
• Aug 13^th When a community comes together, by Brian Abate Comments Off on When a community comes together, by Brian Abate
• Aug 13^th Star-Revue wins state and national awards, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Aug 13^th Our position on the future of the shoreline, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Aug 13^th How safe is that Columbia Street concrete plant, anyway? by Oscar Fock Comments Off on How safe is that Columbia Street concrete plant, anyway? by Oscar Fock
• Aug 13^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Aug 13^th Nothing But Vibes, by George Grella Comments Off on Nothing But Vibes, by George Grella
• Aug 13^th Books: Review of “Desperately Seeking Something,” by Susan Seidelman Review by Michael Quinn Comments Off on Books: Review of “Desperately Seeking Something,” by Susan Seidelman Review by Michael Quinn
• Aug 12^th “The Bat Woman” is a pure pleasure camp antidote to grimdark superheroes, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on “The Bat Woman” is a pure pleasure camp antidote to grimdark superheroes, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Aug 9^th Afrobeats vs. Amapiano Takeover: For the Culture and Social Justice Comments Off on Afrobeats vs. Amapiano Takeover: For the Culture and Social Justice
• Jul 17^th Troy Ramey’s Soulful Journey to “Pick Up Truck” Comments Off on Troy Ramey’s Soulful Journey to “Pick Up Truck”
• Jul 13^th Walking With Coffee – R.J. Cirillo Comments Off on Walking With Coffee – R.J. Cirillo
• Jul 13^th What’s going on with France?, by Dario Pio Muccilli Comments Off on What’s going on with France?, by Dario Pio Muccilli
• Jul 13^th People of Red Hook, by Lisa Gitlin 3 comments
• Jul 13^th Leaving The Classroom in the Rearview , by Kelsey Sobel  Comments Off on Leaving The Classroom in the Rearview , by Kelsey Sobel 
• Jul 13^th Looking for The Remote: Roaming Mass Media, by Joe Enright 2 comments
• Jul 13^th Red Hook Softball: No change at the top of the standings, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Red Hook Softball: No change at the top of the standings, by Brian Abate
• Jul 12^th Audubon Society supports Red Hook Conservancy with a beautiful Bay Street mural, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Audubon Society supports Red Hook Conservancy with a beautiful Bay Street mural, by Brian Abate
• Jul 12^th Visiting a green space under the subway, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Visiting a green space under the subway, by Brian Abate
• Jul 12^th History: It happened in Red Hook, by Brian Abate Comments Off on History: It happened in Red Hook, by Brian Abate
• Jul 12^th BASIS seniors present projects, by Brian Abate Comments Off on BASIS seniors present projects, by Brian Abate
• Jul 12^th Findings of toxic fumes in Gowanus prompt calls for moratorium on new construction, by Oscar Fock 5 comments
• Jul 12^th Inclusivity the theme at Harbor School celebration, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Inclusivity the theme at Harbor School celebration, by Nathan Weiser
• Jul 11^th Gowanus Oversight group focuses on Wyckoff Gardens and the Gowanus Houses, by Oscar Fock Comments Off on Gowanus Oversight group focuses on Wyckoff Gardens and the Gowanus Houses, by Oscar Fock
• Jul 11^th Temporary concrete facility raises concerns on Columbia Street, by Oscar Fock 9 comments
• Jul 10^th Quinn on Books: Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft 1 comment
• Jul 10^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk  Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk 
• Jul 10^th Carroll Gardens’ very own Shakespeare fest, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Carroll Gardens’ very own Shakespeare fest, by Katherine Rivard
• Jul 10^th Jazz: Vision Festival 2024, by George Grella 1 comment
• Jul 10^th Songs Over Solos: The Music of J.M. Clifford, by Mike Fiorito Comments Off on Songs Over Solos: The Music of J.M. Clifford, by Mike Fiorito
• Jul 10^th Film: Canonizing the Ordinary and Fantastical of “Chronicles of a Wandering Saint”, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Film: Canonizing the Ordinary and Fantastical of “Chronicles of a Wandering Saint”, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Jun 24^th Canonizing the Ordinary and Fantastical of “Chronicles of a Wandering Saint”, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Canonizing the Ordinary and Fantastical of “Chronicles of a Wandering Saint”, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Jun 15^th A Red Hook icon is gone, by John McGettrick 1 comment
• Jun 15^th The Craft Corner By Marie Hueston and Sage Hueston Comments Off on The Craft Corner By Marie Hueston and Sage Hueston
• Jun 15^th RHSR People of Red Hook, June 2024 – People at Work Comments Off on RHSR People of Red Hook, June 2024 – People at Work
• Jun 13^th WALKING WITH COFFEE, by R.J. Cirillo Comments Off on WALKING WITH COFFEE, by R.J. Cirillo
• Jun 13^th Book Club Magic , by Kelsey Sobel 3 comments
• Jun 13^th Local writers understand that less is more, Interview by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Local writers understand that less is more, Interview by Katherine Rivard
• Jun 13^th MiniBar notches it’s first ever win in a busy month of May, as the Red Hook softball season takes shape, photos and story by Brian Abate Comments Off on MiniBar notches it’s first ever win in a busy month of May, as the Red Hook softball season takes shape, photos and story by Brian Abate
• Jun 13^th Thank You Jalen Brunson’s story, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Thank You Jalen Brunson’s story, by Brian Abate
• Jun 12^th Small turnout listens to flood remediation tips in Gowanus, by Oscar Fock Comments Off on Small turnout listens to flood remediation tips in Gowanus, by Oscar Fock
• Jun 12^th Will Red Hook return to its waterfront roots by George Fiala 2 comments
• Jun 12^th Extreme statements hurt right-wing German political party, by Dario Pio Muccilli, Star-Revue EU correspondent Comments Off on Extreme statements hurt right-wing German political party, by Dario Pio Muccilli, Star-Revue EU correspondent
• Jun 12^th Plan To Transform Brooklyn Marine Terminal, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Plan To Transform Brooklyn Marine Terminal, by Brian Abate
• Jun 12^th The Scene by Roger Bell Comments Off on The Scene by Roger Bell
• Jun 12^th The new mural Comments Off on The new mural
• Jun 12^th Quinn on Books: Luc Be a Lady Tonight Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Luc Be a Lady Tonight
• Jun 12^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Jun 12^th Jazz in the Public Ear, by George Grella Comments Off on Jazz in the Public Ear, by George Grella
• May 16^th NY Liberty get ready for the 2024 season among newfound interest in women’s basketball, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on NY Liberty get ready for the 2024 season among newfound interest in women’s basketball, by Nathan Weiser
• May 16^th Bringing excitement to the RH Rec Center, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Bringing excitement to the RH Rec Center, by Katherine Rivard
• May 16^th The Brooklyn Music School presents a ballet, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on The Brooklyn Music School presents a ballet, by Katherine Rivard
• May 16^th Jim Tampakis wants Amazon to use their waterfront, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Jim Tampakis wants Amazon to use their waterfront, by Brian Abate
• May 16^th A warm chill to start the 2024 season, by Brian Abate Comments Off on A warm chill to start the 2024 season, by Brian Abate
• May 16^th Italy must take a stand against Russian expropriation, by Dario Pio Muccilli, Star-Revue EU correspondent 1 comment
• May 16^th A Brooklyn Bus Ride, by Gene Bray Comments Off on A Brooklyn Bus Ride, by Gene Bray
• May 16^th What to know about the 2024 Red Hook baseball season, by Brian Abate Comments Off on What to know about the 2024 Red Hook baseball season, by Brian Abate
• May 15^th Frank’s Bikes and Birds by Brian Abate Comments Off on Frank’s Bikes and Birds by Brian Abate
• May 14^th Red Hook’s Pave Academy supports migrant families, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Red Hook’s Pave Academy supports migrant families, by Nathan Weiser
• May 14^th NYU Langone aids migrant mental health issues, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on NYU Langone aids migrant mental health issues, by Nathan Weiser
• May 14^th Meeting Marc Jackson, by George Fiala Comments Off on Meeting Marc Jackson, by George Fiala
• May 14^th The beauty of Edo at the Brooklyn Museum, by Roger Bell Comments Off on The beauty of Edo at the Brooklyn Museum, by Roger Bell
• May 14^th Quinn on Books: A Taste of Brooklyn for Mother’s Day 2 comments
• May 13^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• May 13^th Jazz: Enemies at the Gates, by George Grella Comments Off on Jazz: Enemies at the Gates, by George Grella
• Apr 9^th Brooklyn Borough President makes a speech, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Brooklyn Borough President makes a speech, by Brian Abate
• Apr 9^th Local group renames itself, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Local group renames itself, by Nathan Weiser
• Apr 9^th Women celebrated at the Harbor Middle School, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Women celebrated at the Harbor Middle School, by Nathan Weiser
• Apr 9^th Participatory Budgeting Vote Week, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Participatory Budgeting Vote Week, by Katherine Rivard
• Apr 9^th Ongoing Efforts from the Department of City Planning, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Ongoing Efforts from the Department of City Planning, by Katherine Rivard
• Apr 9^th It’s the Battle of Brooklyn revisited at Gowanus Green, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Apr 9^th Summit Academy’s Girls Basketball Team Secures Historic Win in Citywide Championship, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Summit Academy’s Girls Basketball Team Secures Historic Win in Citywide Championship, by Nathan Weiser
• Apr 9^th Tales of New York –an interview with cartoonist Stan Mack, by Joe Enright 2 comments
• Apr 9^th WALKING WITH COFFEE vol. 4 by R.J. Cirillo Comments Off on WALKING WITH COFFEE vol. 4 by R.J. Cirillo
• Apr 8^th Odds and Sods, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Apr 8^th Elmo inspires mental health concerns, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Elmo inspires mental health concerns, by Nathan Weiser
• Apr 8^th Alexa Aviles joins family of police victim asking for accountability, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Alexa Aviles joins family of police victim asking for accountability, by Brian Abate
• Apr 8^th A Swedish Baedekar, by Dario Pio Muccilli, Star-Revue EU correspondent Comments Off on A Swedish Baedekar, by Dario Pio Muccilli, Star-Revue EU correspondent
• Apr 8^th The Things They Carried – The Trials of Teaching War in 2024 , by Kelsey Sobel  Comments Off on The Things They Carried – The Trials of Teaching War in 2024 , by Kelsey Sobel 
• Apr 8^th Making a dense city more livable, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Making a dense city more livable, by Brian Abate
• Apr 8^th Why did it take me 54 years to go hear the Regina Opera Company? by George Fiala Comments Off on Why did it take me 54 years to go hear the Regina Opera Company? by George Fiala
• Apr 8^th Quinn on Books: Voices Carry Review of “The Freaks Came Out to Write: The Definitive History of The Village Voice, the Radical Paper That Changed American Culture,” by Tricia Romano Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Voices Carry Review of “The Freaks Came Out to Write: The Definitive History of The Village Voice, the Radical Paper That Changed American Culture,” by Tricia Romano
• Apr 8^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Apr 8^th Jazz: The Mind-Body Problem, by George Grella Comments Off on Jazz: The Mind-Body Problem, by George Grella
• Apr 8^th A Serious Conversation with Director Vera Drew About the Seriously Wild “The People’s Joker,” by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on A Serious Conversation with Director Vera Drew About the Seriously Wild “The People’s Joker,” by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Mar 12^th Gowanus Canal Conservancy builds a new garden, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Gowanus Canal Conservancy builds a new garden, by Brian Abate
• Mar 12^th Civic Association plows through important issues by Nathan Weiser 2 comments
• Mar 12^th Stan the Man takes pool tournament at the 
Rec Center (and we don’t mean swimming), by George Fiala and Jamaal Lavan Comments Off on Stan the Man takes pool tournament at the 
Rec Center (and we don’t mean swimming), by George Fiala and Jamaal Lavan
• Mar 11^th Column: Facts and Beliefs, by George Fiala Comments Off on Column: Facts and Beliefs, by George Fiala
• Mar 8^th Red Hook businesses bring good news 
to the Red Hook Rec Center! by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Red Hook businesses bring good news 
to the Red Hook Rec Center! by Nathan Weiser
• Mar 8^th IKEA builds a new learning space for the Rec Center, by Brian Abate Comments Off on IKEA builds a new learning space for the Rec Center, by Brian Abate
• Mar 8^th Response to Gaza protest create schism in Italian government by Dario Pio Muccilli, EU correspondent Comments Off on Response to Gaza protest create schism in Italian government by Dario Pio Muccilli, EU correspondent
• Mar 7^th What’s next for Shore Power? by Brian Abate Comments Off on What’s next for Shore Power? by Brian Abate
• Mar 7^th Locals rally in support of Good Cause Eviction bill, by Brian Abate 1 comment
• Mar 7^th Pledging Allegiance, by Kelsey Sobel Comments Off on Pledging Allegiance, by Kelsey Sobel
• Mar 7^th Some winners in the local sandwich derby, by Kathleen Rivard Comments Off on Some winners in the local sandwich derby, by Kathleen Rivard
• Mar 7^th WALKING WITH COFFEE: A Boomer talks with a Millennial Comments Off on WALKING WITH COFFEE: A Boomer talks with a Millennial
• Mar 7^th Quinn on Books: Soaked in Intelligence and Wit Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Soaked in Intelligence and Wit
• Mar 7^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Mar 7^th Jazz: In Transition, by George Grella Comments Off on Jazz: In Transition, by George Grella
• Mar 3^rd How much should you pay for a good sandwich in Brooklyn? by Jeremy Skehan Comments Off on How much should you pay for a good sandwich in Brooklyn? by Jeremy Skehan
• Feb 17^th Politics by Howard Graubard: The Past of Brooklyn is Golden (Part One) Comments Off on Politics by Howard Graubard: The Past of Brooklyn is Golden (Part One)
• Feb 17^th WALKING WITH COFFEE Comments Off on WALKING WITH COFFEE
• Feb 17^th Basketball at the Rec Center, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Basketball at the Rec Center, by Nathan Weiser
• Feb 17^th Column: Cruise Ship Pollution, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Feb 17^th Community Board 6 looks at Red Hook, by H. Emad Ansari Comments Off on Community Board 6 looks at Red Hook, by H. Emad Ansari
• Feb 17^th Red Hook becomes a skateboard destination, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Red Hook becomes a skateboard destination, by Brian Abate
• Feb 17^th Aviles brings Red Hook together with EDC to discuss Cruise Ships, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Aviles brings Red Hook together with EDC to discuss Cruise Ships, by Brian Abate
• Feb 17^th Civic Association’s first meeting of 2024, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Civic Association’s first meeting of 2024, by Nathan Weiser
• Feb 17^th Carshare reduces pollution and is here to stay by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Carshare reduces pollution and is here to stay by Katherine Rivard
• Feb 17^th Talking to Alexa Aviles about land use, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Talking to Alexa Aviles about land use, by Brian Abate
• Feb 15^th Talk to us Joe, by George Fiala Comments Off on Talk to us Joe, by George Fiala
• Feb 15^th Book Serialization: Fishes,Purple Tiny… a Sixties Tale, by Bob Racioppo Comments Off on Book Serialization: Fishes,Purple Tiny… a Sixties Tale, by Bob Racioppo
• Feb 11^th Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Feb 11^th Crime Jazz By George Grella Comments Off on Crime Jazz By George Grella
• Feb 11^th Review of “The Premonition,” by Banana Yoshimoto; translated from Japanese by Asa Yoneda Review by Michael Quinn Comments Off on Review of “The Premonition,” by Banana Yoshimoto; translated from Japanese by Asa Yoneda Review by Michael Quinn
• Feb 11^th Back to “Brighton Beach” with Filmmakers Carol Stein and Susan Wittenberg,
by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Back to “Brighton Beach” with Filmmakers Carol Stein and Susan Wittenberg,
by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Jan 13^th Silent Book Reviews: An Oxymoron? by Taylor Herzlich Comments Off on Silent Book Reviews: An Oxymoron? by Taylor Herzlich
• Jan 13^th Masha Gessen essay outrages German sensibilities, by Dario Pio Muccilli, EU correspondent 1 comment
• Jan 13^th Aging Gracefully: How to Avoid Ending Up in a Nursing Home, by Donny Tuchman Comments Off on Aging Gracefully: How to Avoid Ending Up in a Nursing Home, by Donny Tuchman
• Jan 13^th Canon V. Choice, by Kelsey Sobel  Comments Off on Canon V. Choice, by Kelsey Sobel 
• Jan 13^th Much more than a pool, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Much more than a pool, by Katherine Rivard
• Jan 13^th 2023: The Year In Review, by Joe Enright Comments Off on 2023: The Year In Review, by Joe Enright
• Jan 13^th More talk about roadways and trucks,by Brian Abate Comments Off on More talk about roadways and trucks,by Brian Abate
• Jan 13^th Red Hook Collective hosts huge party at the Rec Center, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Red Hook Collective hosts huge party at the Rec Center, by Nathan Weiser
• Jan 13^th Canarsie’s Jerry Building: Who the Heck was Jerry? by Joe Enright Comments Off on Canarsie’s Jerry Building: Who the Heck was Jerry? by Joe Enright
• Jan 13^th Harbor School celebrates year-end holidays, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Harbor School celebrates year-end holidays, by Nathan Weiser
• Jan 13^th Politics with Howard Graubard: POST ELECTION WRAP-UP: ADAM GAZA SWEEPS THE WRITE-INS Comments Off on Politics with Howard Graubard: POST ELECTION WRAP-UP: ADAM GAZA SWEEPS THE WRITE-INS
• Jan 13^th City Council defies Mayor Adams as it 
legislates to protect citizen rights, by Brian Abate Comments Off on City Council defies Mayor Adams as it 
legislates to protect citizen rights, by Brian Abate
• Jan 13^th Column: Predictions, by George Fiala Comments Off on Column: Predictions, by George Fiala
• Jan 12^th WALKING WITH COFFEE: A Boomer talks with a Millennial. Comments Off on WALKING WITH COFFEE: A Boomer talks with a Millennial.
• Jan 12^th Local author Tara Isabella Burton brings Red Hook to her latest novel, by Michael Quinn Comments Off on Local author Tara Isabella Burton brings Red Hook to her latest novel, by Michael Quinn
• Jan 12^th Music Column: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music Column: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Jan 12^th Jazz: Spaces And Places, by George Grella 1 comment
• Jan 11^th The Year I Fell Back In Love with Cinema, in 10 Moviegoing Experiences, by Dante A. Ciampaglia 2 comments

2023

• Dec 15^th Book Review: The A Train to Sedona: Moving Thorugh Your Shadow Toward the Light Linda Marsanico, Review by Kelsey Sobel Comments Off on Book Review: The A Train to Sedona: Moving Thorugh Your Shadow Toward the Light Linda Marsanico, Review by Kelsey Sobel
• Dec 12^th Column: More Thank You’s for all! by George Fiala 2 comments
• Dec 11^th Rundown of latest Civic Association meeting, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Rundown of latest Civic Association meeting, by Nathan Weiser
• Dec 11^th The Good, the Bad, and the Maybe from the City of Yes, by Star-Revue staff Comments Off on The Good, the Bad, and the Maybe from the City of Yes, by Star-Revue staff
• Dec 11^th The Good, the Bad, and the Maybe from the City of Yes, by Star-Revue staff Comments Off on The Good, the Bad, and the Maybe from the City of Yes, by Star-Revue staff
• Dec 10^th Local politico looks to change truck routes here, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Local politico looks to change truck routes here, by Brian Abate
• Dec 10^th BQE Update, by Brian Abate 1 comment
• Dec 10^th Opinion: Dan’s 
disappointing vote, by Matt Matros, Carroll Gardens resident Comments Off on Opinion: Dan’s 
disappointing vote, by Matt Matros, Carroll Gardens resident
• Dec 10^th Can I say enough good things about this store? (no–it’s great!), by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Can I say enough good things about this store? (no–it’s great!), by Katherine Rivard
• Dec 10^th “You may be factually accurate, but if I feel differently, what does it matter?” Two cautionary tales by Howard Graubard Comments Off on “You may be factually accurate, but if I feel differently, what does it matter?” Two cautionary tales by Howard Graubard
• Dec 10^th NYC Wildlife Encounters, by Gene Bray Comments Off on NYC Wildlife Encounters, by Gene Bray
• Dec 10^th The story of Steve’s Key Lime Pie is 
also the story of the neighborhood, by Brian Abate Comments Off on The story of Steve’s Key Lime Pie is 
also the story of the neighborhood, by Brian Abate
• Dec 10^th Michael Quinn | Review of “Brooklyn Arcadia: Art, History and Nature at Majestic Green-Wood,” by Andrew Garn Comments Off on Michael Quinn | Review of “Brooklyn Arcadia: Art, History and Nature at Majestic Green-Wood,” by Andrew Garn
• Dec 10^th Wiggly Air, on Music: Another decade, another blast of Bassoon, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Wiggly Air, on Music: Another decade, another blast of Bassoon, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Dec 10^th Best Jazz Albums of 2023 By George Grella Comments Off on Best Jazz Albums of 2023 By George Grella
• Dec 10^th 41 Richards St. Comments Off on 41 Richards St.
• Dec 9^th Foster Care Film – Hope Through Challenging Circumstances Comments Off on Foster Care Film – Hope Through Challenging Circumstances
• Nov 15^th Harbor Middle School collects pennies 
to sponsor exciting student events, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Harbor Middle School collects pennies 
to sponsor exciting student events, by Nathan Weiser
• Nov 15^th School celebrates Hispanic Heritage, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on School celebrates Hispanic Heritage, by Nathan Weiser
• Nov 15^th It’s November, and I’m giving thanks! by George Fiala Comments Off on It’s November, and I’m giving thanks! by George Fiala
• Nov 13^th Red Hook Civic Association forges ahead, by George Fiala Comments Off on Red Hook Civic Association forges ahead, by George Fiala
• Nov 13^th 8,000 years of making wine but new in Brooklyn, by Brian Abate 1 comment
• Nov 13^th Michael Eaddy gets his NYCHA apartment repaired in record time after reaching out to local TV station, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Michael Eaddy gets his NYCHA apartment repaired in record time after reaching out to local TV station, by Brian Abate
• Nov 13^th Play original video games at BWAC, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Play original video games at BWAC, by Brian Abate
• Nov 13^th Purple People Eater inspires Jam’It Bistro interview, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Purple People Eater inspires Jam’It Bistro interview, by Brian Abate
• Nov 13^th Breast Cancer Walk Against Recurrence, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Breast Cancer Walk Against Recurrence, by Brian Abate
• Nov 13^th Italian Prime Minister unwittingly expresses her feelings on the Ukraine, by Dario Pio Muccilli, EU correspondent Comments Off on Italian Prime Minister unwittingly expresses her feelings on the Ukraine, by Dario Pio Muccilli, EU correspondent
• Nov 13^th The Brooklyn Borough President offers his own housing and resiliency plan, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on The Brooklyn Borough President offers his own housing and resiliency plan, by Katherine Rivard
• Nov 12^th Taking a voyage through a large expanse of Red Hook art, by Roger Bell Comments Off on Taking a voyage through a large expanse of Red Hook art, by Roger Bell
• Nov 12^th Books: This One Will Put You to Sleep, Review by Michael Quinn Comments Off on Books: This One Will Put You to Sleep, Review by Michael Quinn
• Nov 12^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Nov 12^th On Jazz: Bucking the Tide, by George Grella Comments Off on On Jazz: Bucking the Tide, by George Grella
• Nov 12^th Dispatch from the New York Film Festival: Of Documentaries and the Civic Need for Movie Theaters, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Dispatch from the New York Film Festival: Of Documentaries and the Civic Need for Movie Theaters, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Nov 2^nd A-Zal’s Musical Journey: From the UK to New York & Marvel Movies Comments Off on A-Zal’s Musical Journey: From the UK to New York & Marvel Movies
• Oct 26^th SHOAH E’NUFF: WHY I AM WRITING IN MIRIAM TYRK FOR CITY COUNCIL 1 comment
• Oct 13^th Block in the news holds block party, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Block in the news holds block party, by Nathan Weiser
• Oct 13^th Rally to force use of Shore Power, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Rally to force use of Shore Power, by Brian Abate
• Oct 12^th Youth basketball league returns to Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser 2 comments
• Oct 12^th Shahana Hanif invests in Participatory Budgeting, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Shahana Hanif invests in Participatory Budgeting, by Katherine Rivard
• Oct 12^th Column: Beware of real estate developers bearing gifts, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Oct 12^th Where is the Columbia Waterfront Park? by Brian Abate 1 comment
• Oct 12^th Red Hook Civic Association plows ahead as it takes on Red Hook’s big issues, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Red Hook Civic Association plows ahead as it takes on Red Hook’s big issues, by Brian Abate
• Oct 12^th Aviles gives a great speech at her State of the District event, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Aviles gives a great speech at her State of the District event, by Brian Abate
• Oct 12^th Pio’s German Baedeker, by Darius Pio Muccilli, EU correspondent Comments Off on Pio’s German Baedeker, by Darius Pio Muccilli, EU correspondent
• Oct 12^th On Love & Tyranny: The Life and Politics of Hannah Arendt by Ann Heberlein, Reviewed by Kelsey Sobel Comments Off on On Love & Tyranny: The Life and Politics of Hannah Arendt by Ann Heberlein, Reviewed by Kelsey Sobel
• Oct 12^th A SOMEWHAT BIASED SERIES OF DIGRESSIONS UPON A 2023 VOTER’S GUIDE FOR BROWNSTONE BROOKLYN, by Howard Graubard Comments Off on A SOMEWHAT BIASED SERIES OF DIGRESSIONS UPON A 2023 VOTER’S GUIDE FOR BROWNSTONE BROOKLYN, by Howard Graubard
• Oct 12^th A story of Dumbo, Fort Greene, Williamsburg, Gowanus and Red Hook, by George Fiala Comments Off on A story of Dumbo, Fort Greene, Williamsburg, Gowanus and Red Hook, by George Fiala
• Oct 11^th Quinn on Books: Pollyannish Propaganda Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Pollyannish Propaganda
• Oct 11^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Oct 11^th Jazz: More Is Less, by George Grella Comments Off on Jazz: More Is Less, by George Grella
• Oct 11^th Dispatch from the New York Film Festival: Hollywood Headliners, Intimate Indies, and Hunting for Experiences, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Dispatch from the New York Film Festival: Hollywood Headliners, Intimate Indies, and Hunting for Experiences, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Sep 17^th The bar may be gone but the team is the 2023 champion! by Brian Abate Comments Off on The bar may be gone but the team is the 2023 champion! by Brian Abate
• Sep 17^th Unveiling the Power of Representation: The QVNYC Film Festival Opening Party, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Unveiling the Power of Representation: The QVNYC Film Festival Opening Party, by Roderick Thomas
• Sep 17^th Despite Barbie’s Best Efforts, Blondeness Prevails , by Kelsey Sobel Comments Off on Despite Barbie’s Best Efforts, Blondeness Prevails , by Kelsey Sobel
• Sep 17^th A local haven for beer mavens, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on A local haven for beer mavens, by Katherine Rivard
• Sep 17^th On Politics: Conventional Wisdom, by Howard Graubard Comments Off on On Politics: Conventional Wisdom, by Howard Graubard
• Sep 17^th Iris Cafe sees victories amidst challenges, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Iris Cafe sees victories amidst challenges, by Brian Abate
• Sep 16^th Remembering Jackie Jackson – a Red Hook icon by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Remembering Jackie Jackson – a Red Hook icon by Nathan Weiser
• Sep 16^th Library services continue despite closings by Brian Abate 1 comment
• Sep 16^th Red Hook Schools Promote Sustainability, by Samantha Goldfarb Comments Off on Red Hook Schools Promote Sustainability, by Samantha Goldfarb
• Sep 16^th Column: Judging Eric Adams by tweet, by George Fiala Comments Off on Column: Judging Eric Adams by tweet, by George Fiala
• Sep 16^th Wiggly Air – On Music by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Wiggly Air – On Music by Kurt Gottschalk
• Sep 16^th On Jazz: The State of Shipp, by George Grella Comments Off on On Jazz: The State of Shipp, by George Grella
• Sep 16^th Hip-Hop Hollywood Comes to Queens — and Streaming, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Hip-Hop Hollywood Comes to Queens — and Streaming, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Sep 16^th Quinn on Books: The Lunatics Are Running the Asylum, by Michael Quinn Comments Off on Quinn on Books: The Lunatics Are Running the Asylum, by Michael Quinn
• Aug 16^th The perils of low income housing, by Brian Abate 1 comment
• Aug 16^th Possible Temporary Location for Library at the Church, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Possible Temporary Location for Library at the Church, by Brian Abate
• Aug 15^th Red Hook softball league finishing 2nd season on new Red Hook turf, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Red Hook softball league finishing 2nd season on new Red Hook turf, by Brian Abate
• Aug 15^th Institute for Community Living Nevins Street Apartments Celebrates a Year of Changing Lives, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Institute for Community Living Nevins Street Apartments Celebrates a Year of Changing Lives, by Nathan Weiser
• Aug 15^th Red Hook Town Hall at the Miccio, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Red Hook Town Hall at the Miccio, by Nathan Weiser
• Aug 15^th Column: The Gowanus Shitshow, by George Fiala 3 comments
• Aug 15^th Civic Association meets at the Rec Center, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Civic Association meets at the Rec Center, by Brian Abate
• Aug 15^th Cutting Through the Pandemic: The Resilience of Ken Marcelle and Mat Blak, by Matt Graber Comments Off on Cutting Through the Pandemic: The Resilience of Ken Marcelle and Mat Blak, by Matt Graber
• Aug 15^th Politics: Do we take rank choice to the next level? By Howard Graubard Comments Off on Politics: Do we take rank choice to the next level? By Howard Graubard
• Aug 15^th Suggested Summer Reading – From Murakami to Ferrante, by Kelsey Sobel Comments Off on Suggested Summer Reading – From Murakami to Ferrante, by Kelsey Sobel
• Aug 15^th Third Avenue holds the key to a well-integrated Sunset Park community, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Third Avenue holds the key to a well-integrated Sunset Park community, by Katherine Rivard
• Aug 15^th Egg Creams Aren’t Going Extinct Any Time Soon in Brooklyn, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Egg Creams Aren’t Going Extinct Any Time Soon in Brooklyn, by Erin DeGregorio
• Aug 15^th Music: Wiggly Air by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air by Kurt Gottschalk
• Aug 15^th Jazz: Voices From The Past, by George Grella Comments Off on Jazz: Voices From The Past, by George Grella
• Aug 15^th The Hollywood Strikes are About the Future: Of Culture, of Work, of America, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on The Hollywood Strikes are About the Future: Of Culture, of Work, of America, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Aug 15^th The Way We Wore Comments Off on The Way We Wore
• Jul 18^th Skip Marley: Caribbean Music at Coney Island’s Amphitheater Comments Off on Skip Marley: Caribbean Music at Coney Island’s Amphitheater
• Jul 15^th Harbor School recognized for resiliency leadership, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Harbor School recognized for resiliency leadership, by Nathan Weiser
• Jul 15^th Red Hook’s Harbor School celebrates Pride Month, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Red Hook’s Harbor School celebrates Pride Month, by Nathan Weiser
• Jul 15^th NYU Langone Health Center opens in Red Hook, by Brian Abate Comments Off on NYU Langone Health Center opens in Red Hook, by Brian Abate
• Jul 15^th RED HOOK WEST MEETS NYCHA, by Matt Graber Comments Off on RED HOOK WEST MEETS NYCHA, by Matt Graber
• Jul 15^th Defonte’s finally gets their Way, by Joe Enright Comments Off on Defonte’s finally gets their Way, by Joe Enright
• Jul 15^th In addition to the hottest day in history…. column by George Fiala Comments Off on In addition to the hottest day in history…. column by George Fiala
• Jul 15^th Domestic Workers celebrated, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Domestic Workers celebrated, by Nathan Weiser
• Jul 15^th IKEA celebrates Midsummer, as well as 15 years in the neighborhood , by Brian Abate Comments Off on IKEA celebrates Midsummer, as well as 15 years in the neighborhood , by Brian Abate
• Jul 15^th RHAP paints mural Comments Off on RHAP paints mural
• Jul 15^th FLOYD BENNETT FIELD WALKING TOUR, MUNICIPAL ART SOCIETY, by Raanan Geberer Comments Off on FLOYD BENNETT FIELD WALKING TOUR, MUNICIPAL ART SOCIETY, by Raanan Geberer
• Jul 15^th Saint Ann’s Theatre Queen steps down after 50 years, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Saint Ann’s Theatre Queen steps down after 50 years, by Erin DeGregorio
• Jul 15^th A Salvadoran story, by Brian Abate Comments Off on A Salvadoran story, by Brian Abate
• Jul 15^th The Future is Now! The Singularity is Nigh! And the Singular Her is Now Our Era’s Cinematic Urtext., by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on The Future is Now! The Singularity is Nigh! And the Singular Her is Now Our Era’s Cinematic Urtext., by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Jul 13^th Civic Association moves forward by Brian Abate Comments Off on Civic Association moves forward by Brian Abate
• Jul 13^th Build the Block , by Brian Abate Comments Off on Build the Block , by Brian Abate
• Jul 13^th Controversial in death as well by Darius Pio Muccilli, EU correspondent Comments Off on Controversial in death as well by Darius Pio Muccilli, EU correspondent
• Jul 13^th Standardized Training in the event of a school shooting. by Kelsey Sobel Comments Off on Standardized Training in the event of a school shooting. by Kelsey Sobel
• Jul 13^th Residential Curbside Organics Collection: A Push to Make NYC More Sustainable, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Residential Curbside Organics Collection: A Push to Make NYC More Sustainable, by Katherine Rivard
• Jul 13^th The Red Hook Houses, told by Gene Bray 1 comment
• Jul 13^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Jul 13^th Jazz: The Original Idol, by George Grella Comments Off on Jazz: The Original Idol, by George Grella
• Jul 13^th Quinn on Books: 70 Years Later, Failed Poems Still Succeed, by Michael Quinn Comments Off on Quinn on Books: 70 Years Later, Failed Poems Still Succeed, by Michael Quinn
• Jul 7^th Post Primary Post Mortem, by Howard Graubard Comments Off on Post Primary Post Mortem, by Howard Graubard
• Jun 23^rd The T.J. Martell Foundation Gala: Giving Back Through Music Comments Off on The T.J. Martell Foundation Gala: Giving Back Through Music
• Jun 20^th SummerStage Concerts are Everything Comments Off on SummerStage Concerts are Everything
• Jun 15^th The Passenger – A Meditation, by Kelsey Sobel Comments Off on The Passenger – A Meditation, by Kelsey Sobel
• Jun 15^th I’D HAVE BEEN HAPPY WITH 13 MONTHS! 1 comment
• Jun 15^th How can humans who can do such great things also be so reprehensible? Comments Off on How can humans who can do such great things also be so reprehensible?
• Jun 15^th Red Hook parks have been slow to reopen, but are looking good by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Red Hook parks have been slow to reopen, but are looking good by Nathan Weiser
• Jun 15^th Talking to the volunteers of Red Hook Mutual Aid by Brian Abate Comments Off on Talking to the volunteers of Red Hook Mutual Aid by Brian Abate
• Jun 15^th IS FRANCE BECOMING A UKRAINE HAWK? by Darius Pio Muccilli Comments Off on IS FRANCE BECOMING A UKRAINE HAWK? by Darius Pio Muccilli
• Jun 15^th Adding value to our environment, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Adding value to our environment, by Katherine Rivard
• Jun 15^th Scott Pfaffman on Gregor Wiest and the Wall Gallery and a party Comments Off on Scott Pfaffman on Gregor Wiest and the Wall Gallery and a party
• Jun 15^th A REGINA OPERA OPERETTA Comments Off on A REGINA OPERA OPERETTA
• Jun 15^th Music: Wiggly Air, June – by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, June – by Kurt Gottschalk
• Jun 14^th Care Forward helps workers, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Care Forward helps workers, by Nathan Weiser
• Jun 14^th Civic Association 2.0 meets again, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Civic Association 2.0 meets again, by Brian Abate
• Jun 14^th Catrina NYC’s detour in Oaxaca, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Catrina NYC’s detour in Oaxaca, by Brian Abate
• Jun 13^th A Challenge You Don’t Want to Take, by Joe Enright Comments Off on A Challenge You Don’t Want to Take, by Joe Enright
• Jun 13^th Politics: VOTE TO DISRUPT INJUSTICE, by Howard Graubard 3 comments
• Jun 13^th Popular Brooklyn Cat Cafe to Expand with $165k from New York State, by Erin DeGregorio 1 comment
• Jun 13^th On Jazz: Envision the Scene, by George Grella Comments Off on On Jazz: Envision the Scene, by George Grella
• Jun 13^th Past Lives Review: Celine Song’s Exquisite Debut Feature is What Grown Ups Have Been Missing at the Multiplex, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Past Lives Review: Celine Song’s Exquisite Debut Feature is What Grown Ups Have Been Missing at the Multiplex, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Jun 13^th Quinn on Books: Using Humor to Fight Antisemitism Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Using Humor to Fight Antisemitism
• May 12^th Reklame Health rolls out addiction care for the BIPOC community, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Reklame Health rolls out addiction care for the BIPOC community, by Nathan Weiser
• May 12^th Smith street may bid adieu to hopes for a business improvement district, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Smith street may bid adieu to hopes for a business improvement district, by Katherine Rivard
• May 12^th How can humans who can do such great things also be so reprehensible? Comments Off on How can humans who can do such great things also be so reprehensible?
• May 12^th Gaming is a specialty at Red Hook charter school, By Nathan Weiser 1 comment
• May 12^th Was it all just a Royal Scam? Unpacking the Ample Hills cone, by Brian Abate 3 comments
• May 11^th Asthma in Red Hook Series, part 4: Vermin by Brian Abate Comments Off on Asthma in Red Hook Series, part 4: Vermin by Brian Abate
• May 11^th Event Outside the Addabbo Center story By Brian Abate Comments Off on Event Outside the Addabbo Center story By Brian Abate
• May 11^th Brooklyn’s own private Woodstock, by Raanan Geberer 1 comment
• May 11^th Am I still plagued by the plague? by Dario Pio Muccilli Comments Off on Am I still plagued by the plague? by Dario Pio Muccilli
• May 11^th Farewell, Brother by Joe Enright Comments Off on Farewell, Brother by Joe Enright
• May 10^th Commercial Flops, Fiascos, Mishaps, Oh My! Pop-up Museum of Failure is All the Hype in Industry City, by Erin DeGregorio 1 comment
• May 10^th Full-length Benefits by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Full-length Benefits by Kurt Gottschalk
• May 10^th George Grella on Jazz: I Dissent (a look at the new London Brew) Comments Off on George Grella on Jazz: I Dissent (a look at the new London Brew)
• May 10^th Quinn on Books: The Magic Touch Comments Off on Quinn on Books: The Magic Touch
• Apr 10^th Summit Academy holds college fair, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Summit Academy holds college fair, by Nathan Weiser
• Apr 10^th City’s dyslexia investment will help area students, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on City’s dyslexia investment will help area students, by Nathan Weiser
• Apr 10^th The importance of refreshing, by George Fiala Comments Off on The importance of refreshing, by George Fiala
• Apr 10^th Major upgrade at Red Hook Rec Center, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Major upgrade at Red Hook Rec Center, by Brian Abate
• Apr 10^th NYU Langone opens at 70 Atlantic Avenue by Brian Abate Comments Off on NYU Langone opens at 70 Atlantic Avenue by Brian Abate
• Apr 10^th NYU Langone opens at 70 Atlantic Avenue, by Brian Abate 1 comment
• Apr 10^th LIBRARIES CLOSING by Brian Abate Comments Off on LIBRARIES CLOSING by Brian Abate
• Apr 10^th Non-profit helps local schools by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Non-profit helps local schools by Nathan Weiser
• Apr 10^th Riverside Odds: Rock Will Make a Come Back, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Riverside Odds: Rock Will Make a Come Back, by Roderick Thomas
• Apr 10^th Erdogan’s fall may signal bad news for NATO by Dario Pio Muccilli, Star-Revue foreign desk Comments Off on Erdogan’s fall may signal bad news for NATO by Dario Pio Muccilli, Star-Revue foreign desk
• Apr 10^th It Came from My Word Processor! by Joe Enright Comments Off on It Came from My Word Processor! by Joe Enright
• Apr 10^th One Man’s Mission to Protect the Pigeons, by Erin DeGregorio 2 comments
• Apr 10^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk 1 comment
• Apr 10^th Jazz and the Poetics of Space, by George Grella Comments Off on Jazz and the Poetics of Space, by George Grella
• Apr 10^th Celebrating the Warner Bros. Centennial with 100 Warner Films, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Celebrating the Warner Bros. Centennial with 100 Warner Films, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Apr 10^th Quinn on Books: A Plunge Into a New Reality, by Michael Quinn Comments Off on Quinn on Books: A Plunge Into a New Reality, by Michael Quinn
• Mar 17^th Hoping for the best as Gowanus builds up, by Oona Milliken Comments Off on Hoping for the best as Gowanus builds up, by Oona Milliken
• Mar 17^th Learning about cartooning at the library, by Nathan Weiser 1 comment
• Mar 17^th Red Hook Library closure will leave a huge gap, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Red Hook Library closure will leave a huge gap, by Nathan Weiser
• Mar 17^th Black History Month Celebrated at PS 676, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Black History Month Celebrated at PS 676, by Nathan Weiser
• Mar 14^th Msgr Massie Named Administrator at St. Mary Star of the Sea, by Laura Eng Comments Off on Msgr Massie Named Administrator at St. Mary Star of the Sea, by Laura Eng
• Mar 14^th Brooklyn’s Community Board 6: A Slow Start to the New Year, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Brooklyn’s Community Board 6: A Slow Start to the New Year, by Katherine Rivard
• Mar 14^th NYPD Community Meetings: What are they all about? by Katherine Rivard 1 comment
• Mar 13^th Column by George: All hail our new Civic Association! Comments Off on Column by George: All hail our new Civic Association!
• Mar 13^th Brooklyn Bridge Park to be recreated in Gowanus, by George Fiala Comments Off on Brooklyn Bridge Park to be recreated in Gowanus, by George Fiala
• Mar 13^th Part 3 in our series: Breathing diseases in the neighborhood , by Brian Abate Comments Off on Part 3 in our series: Breathing diseases in the neighborhood , by Brian Abate
• Mar 13^th Avilés holds presser on last-mile warehouse bills, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Avilés holds presser on last-mile warehouse bills, by Brian Abate
• Mar 13^th Politicians say the BQE is killing people, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Politicians say the BQE is killing people, by Brian Abate
• Mar 12^th France’s domestic balancing act, by Dario Pio Muccilli, Star-Revue Foreign Desk Comments Off on France’s domestic balancing act, by Dario Pio Muccilli, Star-Revue Foreign Desk
• Mar 12^th Spotlight on Brooklyn Collective: shop, sketch or host a party at this local gem, by Marie Hueston Comments Off on Spotlight on Brooklyn Collective: shop, sketch or host a party at this local gem, by Marie Hueston
• Mar 12^th The Gowanus Crossing of Vinny Coppola, by Joe Enright Comments Off on The Gowanus Crossing of Vinny Coppola, by Joe Enright
• Mar 12^th My Singularity Slut, by Joe Enright Comments Off on My Singularity Slut, by Joe Enright
• Mar 12^th “It’s time to explore what Irish whiskey can be”: What to Do, Where to Go This St. Patrick’s Day, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on “It’s time to explore what Irish whiskey can be”: What to Do, Where to Go This St. Patrick’s Day, by Erin DeGregorio
• Mar 11^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk 1 comment
• Mar 11^th JAZZ: What’s In a Band? by George Grella Comments Off on JAZZ: What’s In a Band? by George Grella
• Mar 11^th “Rodeo” Review: Portrait of an Asphalt Pirate on Fire, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on “Rodeo” Review: Portrait of an Asphalt Pirate on Fire, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Mar 11^th Quinn on Books: Yonkers’ Paradise 1 comment
• Mar 8^th Black Masc – A New Look at Black Masculinity Comments Off on Black Masc – A New Look at Black Masculinity
• Feb 10^th Column: NYC apartments were never really affordable, by George Fiala Comments Off on Column: NYC apartments were never really affordable, by George Fiala
• Feb 10^th Yes Virginia, there is (still) a Community Board, by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Yes Virginia, there is (still) a Community Board, by Katherine Rivard
• Feb 10^th Public Place battle tamped down by EPA scientist, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Feb 10^th Hamilton Avenue footbridge gets an upgrade, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Hamilton Avenue footbridge gets an upgrade, by Nathan Weiser
• Feb 10^th The Mayor has a plan, by Brian Abate Comments Off on The Mayor has a plan, by Brian Abate
• Feb 10^th Part 2 in a series: Breathing diseases in our neighborhood , by Brian Abate Comments Off on Part 2 in a series: Breathing diseases in our neighborhood , by Brian Abate
• Feb 10^th Harbor School talent showcase, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Harbor School talent showcase, by Nathan Weiser
• Feb 10^th Is there a backstory to the mob arrest in Italy? by Dario Pio Muccilli, from the Star-Revue foreign desk 3 comments
• Feb 10^th Now Hear This, by Joe Enright Comments Off on Now Hear This, by Joe Enright
• Feb 10^th “We Miss the B71”: CB6 Residents Call for Bus Line Restoration, Sound Off on MTA’s Proposed New Bus Network in Brooklyn, by Erin DeGregorio 1 comment
• Feb 10^th From wine to why not – a business is born, by Brian Abate Comments Off on From wine to why not – a business is born, by Brian Abate
• Feb 10^th Apotheke is a real Red Hook soap opera, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Apotheke is a real Red Hook soap opera, by Brian Abate
• Feb 10^th The Bunker Giorno Foundation, by Blake Sandberg Comments Off on The Bunker Giorno Foundation, by Blake Sandberg
• Feb 9^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gotschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gotschalk
• Feb 9^th The Space is the Place, by George Grella Comments Off on The Space is the Place, by George Grella
• Feb 9^th Ellis Got A Brand New New Year Show, by Carly Quellman Comments Off on Ellis Got A Brand New New Year Show, by Carly Quellman
• Feb 9^th Quinn on Books: Table for Two Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Table for Two
• Feb 7^th Nabaté Isles Returns With Black Girl Magic Comments Off on Nabaté Isles Returns With Black Girl Magic
• Jan 26^th Filmmakers for the Prosecution, by Daniel Pecoraro Comments Off on Filmmakers for the Prosecution, by Daniel Pecoraro
• Jan 11^th When the future of rock and roll was in Windsor Terrace, by Raanan Geberer, photos by J.R. Rost 1 comment
• Jan 10^th Opinion: We should have had a Marshall Plan for Russia, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Jan 10^th News from Summit Academy, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on News from Summit Academy, by Nathan Weiser
• Jan 10^th Schism on the Gowanus Canal Community Advisory Group threatens its existence, by George Fiala Comments Off on Schism on the Gowanus Canal Community Advisory Group threatens its existence, by George Fiala
• Jan 8^th Op Ed: Letter from our new congressman Dan Goldman Comments Off on Op Ed: Letter from our new congressman Dan Goldman
• Jan 8^th Red Hook surprised by new cruise ships, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Red Hook surprised by new cruise ships, by Brian Abate
• Jan 8^th Understanding Hunt’s Point, Bronx’s Asthma Alley… by Brian Abate Comments Off on Understanding Hunt’s Point, Bronx’s Asthma Alley… by Brian Abate
• Jan 8^th Daytona Starsky: A hell of a concert in Purgatory, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Daytona Starsky: A hell of a concert in Purgatory, by Roderick Thomas
• Jan 8^th How will the EU recover from Qatargate, by DARIO PIO MUCCILLI Comments Off on How will the EU recover from Qatargate, by DARIO PIO MUCCILLI
• Jan 8^th Bread – and a better world – rise at ACQ Bread Co., by Katherine Rivard Comments Off on Bread – and a better world – rise at ACQ Bread Co., by Katherine Rivard
• Jan 8^th Fun stuff: Oh, Holy Day, by Joe Enright Comments Off on Fun stuff: Oh, Holy Day, by Joe Enright
• Jan 8^th NY-NJ Waterfront Commission Case Heads to Supreme Court Next Month, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on NY-NJ Waterfront Commission Case Heads to Supreme Court Next Month, by Erin DeGregorio
• Jan 7^th The Bunker Giorno Foundation, by Blake Sandberg Comments Off on The Bunker Giorno Foundation, by Blake Sandberg
• Jan 7^th Music Column: Wiggly Air with Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music Column: Wiggly Air with Kurt Gottschalk
• Jan 7^th If It’s Not Free, Let It Be Good, by George Grella Comments Off on If It’s Not Free, Let It Be Good, by George Grella
• Jan 6^th “The Treasure of His Youth”: An Incomplete Celebration of Forgotten Master Photographer Paolo Di Paolo, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on “The Treasure of His Youth”: An Incomplete Celebration of Forgotten Master Photographer Paolo Di Paolo, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Jan 6^th Quinn on Books: Who’s Gonna Plug Their Ears When You Scream? Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Who’s Gonna Plug Their Ears When You Scream?

2022

• Dec 25^th Daytona puts on a hell of a concert in Brooklyn’s Purgatory Comments Off on Daytona puts on a hell of a concert in Brooklyn’s Purgatory
• Dec 15^th NOTES FROM A FORMER POLITICAL PRISONER: THIRTY YEARS AGO, by John O’Hara Comments Off on NOTES FROM A FORMER POLITICAL PRISONER: THIRTY YEARS AGO, by John O’Hara
• Dec 12^th City program tries to keep abuse victims in their homes by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on City program tries to keep abuse victims in their homes by Nathan Weiser
• Dec 12^th Red Hook schools mark Thanksgiving, by Nathan Weiser and George Fiala 2 comments
• Dec 12^th PS 676 Coat Drive, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on PS 676 Coat Drive, by Nathan Weiser
• Dec 12^th Public art on Conover Street, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Public art on Conover Street, by Brian Abate
• Dec 12^th More Red Hook parks open, by Brian Abate 1 comment
• Dec 12^th I guess LICH is never coming back, as Henry Street luxury skyscraper opens, by Brian Abate Comments Off on I guess LICH is never coming back, as Henry Street luxury skyscraper opens, by Brian Abate
• Dec 9^th Vatican’s behind the scenes push to end the Russian war, by Dario “Pio” Muccilli Comments Off on Vatican’s behind the scenes push to end the Russian war, by Dario “Pio” Muccilli
• Dec 9^th Am I Getting Old? No Way! By Joe Enright Comments Off on Am I Getting Old? No Way! By Joe Enright
• Dec 9^th Moses in The Shed, by Joe Enright 1 comment
• Dec 9^th One visit to Grindhaus is not enough, by Katherine Rivard 4 comments
• Dec 9^th Nationwide shortage of church organists a challenge, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Nationwide shortage of church organists a challenge, by Erin DeGregorio
• Dec 9^th Kitchen designers open Dumbo showroom, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Kitchen designers open Dumbo showroom, by Brian Abate
• Dec 9^th Meet Brooklyn’s own homeboy! Jean-Michel Basquiat, by Blake Sandberg Comments Off on Meet Brooklyn’s own homeboy! Jean-Michel Basquiat, by Blake Sandberg
• Dec 8^th Tár’s counterintuitive conservatism, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Tár’s counterintuitive conservatism, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Dec 8^th The Ghost of Christmas (Books) Pas Comments Off on The Ghost of Christmas (Books) Pas
• Dec 8^th Talking blues in brand new shoes Comments Off on Talking blues in brand new shoes
• Dec 8^th The Year’s Best Recorded Jazz, by George Grella Comments Off on The Year’s Best Recorded Jazz, by George Grella
• Nov 18^th Refusing cold cash brings hot fine, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Refusing cold cash brings hot fine, by Brian Abate
• Nov 18^th Column: Government should be our friend when it comes to land use, by George Fiala Comments Off on Column: Government should be our friend when it comes to land use, by George Fiala
• Nov 18^th A plethora of local groups gets together to plan a plethora of local events, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on A plethora of local groups gets together to plan a plethora of local events, by Nathan Weiser
• Nov 18^th Letter to the community, by Hon. Alex Calabrese Comments Off on Letter to the community, by Hon. Alex Calabrese
• Nov 18^th How to find yourself: Music and mental health, interview with Dylan Owen, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on How to find yourself: Music and mental health, interview with Dylan Owen, by Roderick Thomas
• Nov 18^th Thanksgiving Story by Brian Abate Comments Off on Thanksgiving Story by Brian Abate
• Nov 18^th New right-wing Italian government faces familiar challenges, by Dario Pio Muccilli, Star-Revue overseas correspondent Comments Off on New right-wing Italian government faces familiar challenges, by Dario Pio Muccilli, Star-Revue overseas correspondent
• Nov 18^th Big Peach, by Joe Enright Comments Off on Big Peach, by Joe Enright
• Nov 16^th Local Non Profits eagerly await promised government money, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Local Non Profits eagerly await promised government money, by Brian Abate
• Nov 16^th Rebuilding Ukrainian sports starts in Brooklyn, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Rebuilding Ukrainian sports starts in Brooklyn, by Brian Abate
• Nov 16^th 13,000 Brooklynites get Spidey library cards, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on 13,000 Brooklynites get Spidey library cards, by Erin DeGregorio
• Nov 16^th Steve Keene, by Blake Sandberg Comments Off on Steve Keene, by Blake Sandberg
• Nov 16^th Quinn on Books: Portrait of the Boob Tube as a Young Cathode Ray Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Portrait of the Boob Tube as a Young Cathode Ray
• Nov 16^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Nov 16^th On Jazz: Safety And Freedom, by George Grella Comments Off on On Jazz: Safety And Freedom, by George Grella
• Nov 16^th Dan Perri: Hollywood’s Unsung Master, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Dan Perri: Hollywood’s Unsung Master, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Nov 6^th Highways: How Denitia is changing country music Comments Off on Highways: How Denitia is changing country music
• Oct 24^th MY SANDY MEMORIES by George Fiala Comments Off on MY SANDY MEMORIES by George Fiala
• Oct 24^th 2012 seen through our pages, by Brian Abate Comments Off on 2012 seen through our pages, by Brian Abate
• Oct 24^th Two dear friends collaborate to create Red Hook’s newest business, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Two dear friends collaborate to create Red Hook’s newest business, by Brian Abate
• Oct 24^th Community Board meets in person, finally! by George Fiala Comments Off on Community Board meets in person, finally! by George Fiala
• Oct 24^th Column: I’ve changed my mind about the Columbia Waterfront, by George Fiala Comments Off on Column: I’ve changed my mind about the Columbia Waterfront, by George Fiala
• Oct 24^th Camille Martin Redefines Luxury Skin Care for Women of Color by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Camille Martin Redefines Luxury Skin Care for Women of Color by Roderick Thomas
• Oct 24^th Italian leader Meloni is more politican than fascist by Dario Pio Muccilli, Star-Revue EU correspondent Comments Off on Italian leader Meloni is more politican than fascist by Dario Pio Muccilli, Star-Revue EU correspondent
• Oct 24^th The Frankenstorm, by Joe Enright Comments Off on The Frankenstorm, by Joe Enright
• Oct 24^th Agreement to Monitor Large Whales Locally Extended to 2028, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Agreement to Monitor Large Whales Locally Extended to 2028, by Erin DeGregorio
• Oct 24^th Teen Angst Comments Off on Teen Angst
• Oct 24^th Wiggly Air by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Wiggly Air by Kurt Gottschalk
• Oct 24^th Jazz: Up From the Under-ground, by George Grella 1 comment
• Oct 24^th Hollywood to Audiences: Drop Dead!, by Dante A. Ciampaglia 1 comment
• Sep 21^st Successful return of the Red Hook Bar League, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Successful return of the Red Hook Bar League, by Brian Abate
• Sep 21^st PS 676 welcomes inaugural class of sixth graders, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on PS 676 welcomes inaugural class of sixth graders, by Nathan Weiser
• Sep 21^st Brooklyn Family Justice Center – an important resource, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Brooklyn Family Justice Center – an important resource, by Nathan Weiser
• Sep 21^st Under capitalism, there are ways to beat inflation, by Brian Abate and George Fiala 2 comments
• Sep 21^st COLUMN: Is Red Hook well served by government? (or do we even have one), by George Fiala Comments Off on COLUMN: Is Red Hook well served by government? (or do we even have one), by George Fiala
• Sep 21^st Khary Bekka gives back to Red Hook youth, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Khary Bekka gives back to Red Hook youth, by Nathan Weiser
• Sep 21^st Mitaynes answers McGettrick on warehouses, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Mitaynes answers McGettrick on warehouses, by Brian Abate
• Sep 21^st Meet the comedian who taught JLO and Keke Palmer how to Strip, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Meet the comedian who taught JLO and Keke Palmer how to Strip, by Roderick Thomas
• Sep 21^st Marie’s Craft Corner Comments Off on Marie’s Craft Corner
• Sep 21^st Hot Bird: No Oil, No Fat, Just Bureaucracy By Joe Enright 2 comments
• Sep 21^st Queens Singer Has a Red-Hot Summer Following EP Release, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Queens Singer Has a Red-Hot Summer Following EP Release, by Erin DeGregorio
• Sep 21^st Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Sep 21^st Quinn on Books: Who Are the People in Your Neighborhood? Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Who Are the People in Your Neighborhood?
• Sep 21^st When Jazz Is Not Enough By George Grella Comments Off on When Jazz Is Not Enough By George Grella
• Sep 5^th About Sam Nitsch: How Social Media has us under the influence Comments Off on About Sam Nitsch: How Social Media has us under the influence
• Aug 15^th Upcoming Films are shown at 7 PM at the Ukrainian Institute of America (2 E 79th St. in Manhattan) Comments Off on Upcoming Films are shown at 7 PM at the Ukrainian Institute of America (2 E 79th St. in Manhattan)
• Aug 15^th RHAP becomes a Van Brunt neighbor, by Brian Abate Comments Off on RHAP becomes a Van Brunt neighbor, by Brian Abate
• Aug 12^th The Son of Sam & Bonnie Charlie, by Joe Enright 2 comments
• Aug 12^th A Baedeker of the countries that were once Yugoslavia by Dario Pio Muccilli Comments Off on A Baedeker of the countries that were once Yugoslavia by Dario Pio Muccilli
• Aug 12^th Malai Ice Cream is on the Menu This Summer, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Malai Ice Cream is on the Menu This Summer, by Erin DeGregorio
• Aug 12^th The sixth annual Red Hook Regatta took place at Valentino Pier on July 23, by Nathan Weiser 1 comment
• Aug 12^th Column: Food Bazaar is a Red Hook perk, by George Fiala Comments Off on Column: Food Bazaar is a Red Hook perk, by George Fiala
• Aug 12^th Formula E celebrates our neighborhood, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Formula E celebrates our neighborhood, by Nathan Weiser
• Aug 12^th Addabbo workers want a piece of the pandemic pie, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Addabbo workers want a piece of the pandemic pie, by Brian Abate
• Aug 12^th Wiggly Air – Music by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Wiggly Air – Music by Kurt Gottschalk
• Aug 12^th Jazz: What’s New? By George Grella Comments Off on Jazz: What’s New? By George Grella
• Aug 12^th Celebrate the King by Skipping “Elvis” and Streaming “Flaming Star” By Dante A. Ciampaglia 1 comment
• Aug 9^th Meet the comedian who taught JLO and Keke Palmer how to Strip Comments Off on Meet the comedian who taught JLO and Keke Palmer how to Strip
• Jul 5^th Raised on Missouri soul: discover Bhi Bhiman’s musical journey Comments Off on Raised on Missouri soul: discover Bhi Bhiman’s musical journey
• Jul 3^rd Success and Stability as an Independent Artist, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Success and Stability as an Independent Artist, by Roderick Thomas
• Jul 3^rd False stereotypes discredit Italian youth, by Dario Pio Muccilli, Star-Revue Foreign Correspondent Comments Off on False stereotypes discredit Italian youth, by Dario Pio Muccilli, Star-Revue Foreign Correspondent
• Jul 3^rd All the Right Notes: New Contemporary Music Makes U.S. Premiere at Brooklyn Music School, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on All the Right Notes: New Contemporary Music Makes U.S. Premiere at Brooklyn Music School, by Erin DeGregorio
• Jul 3^rd Bang on a Can Plays Long, and Wide, in downtown Brooklyn, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Bang on a Can Plays Long, and Wide, in downtown Brooklyn, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Jul 2^nd Music: Kurt Gottschalk’s Wiggly Lines Comments Off on Music: Kurt Gottschalk’s Wiggly Lines
• Jun 25^th Calabrese’s court goes back live, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Calabrese’s court goes back live, by Brian Abate
• Jun 25^th Thoughts on Ukraine, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Thoughts on Ukraine, by Brian Abate
• Jun 25^th Biddybros achieve big, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Biddybros achieve big, by Brian Abate
• Jun 25^th Words by George: An unexpected benefit, column by George Fiala Comments Off on Words by George: An unexpected benefit, column by George Fiala
• Jun 25^th Plastic-free lunch day at PS 15 by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Plastic-free lunch day at PS 15 by Nathan Weiser
• Jun 25^th 676 celebrates getting together by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on 676 celebrates getting together by Nathan Weiser
• Jun 25^th Jazz by Grella:Purgatory, by George Grella Comments Off on Jazz by Grella:Purgatory, by George Grella
• Jun 25^th Mecha Sonic Sessions 2 – music, industrial noise, and fire, by Michael Cobb Comments Off on Mecha Sonic Sessions 2 – music, industrial noise, and fire, by Michael Cobb
• Jun 25^th The Evil That Men With Guns Do in John Ford’s America , by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on The Evil That Men With Guns Do in John Ford’s America , by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Jun 21^st Quinn on Books: Mama’s Boy; Matt Caprioli’s One Headlight, review by Michael Quinn Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Mama’s Boy; Matt Caprioli’s One Headlight, review by Michael Quinn
• May 20^th J.R.Clark: Finding Success and Stability as an Independent Music Artist 2 comments
• May 16^th BIKE PROGRAM AT PS 15, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on BIKE PROGRAM AT PS 15, by Nathan Weiser
• May 16^th SNEAKER DONATION, by Nathan Weiser 1 comment
• May 15^th It’s not just Gowanus that gets rezoned, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on It’s not just Gowanus that gets rezoned, by Nathan Weiser
• May 15^th Marie’s Craft Corner, by Marie Hueston Comments Off on Marie’s Craft Corner, by Marie Hueston
• May 15^th Papi’s Home: Mark Borino’s Music With Drake, with Roderick Thomas 1 comment
• May 15^th The Erasmus program furthers Europe’s integration Comments Off on The Erasmus program furthers Europe’s integration
• May 15^th Star-Revue honored for Best News Story 1 comment
• May 15^th PS 676 Health Fair, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on PS 676 Health Fair, by Nathan Weiser
• May 15^th It’s complicated: Dirty Development in Gowanus, by Sean Gurl Comments Off on It’s complicated: Dirty Development in Gowanus, by Sean Gurl
• May 15^th ALBERT KING COMES TO RED HOOK’S MICCIO CENTER 1 comment
• May 15^th The Modern Caravan: Stories of Love, Beauty, and Adventure on the Open Road Review by Marie Hueston 1 comment
• May 15^th WIGGLY AIR – Kurt Gottschalk’s monthly music notes 1 comment
• May 15^th James Wong Howe, Hollywood’s Master Cinematographer, Gets a 19-Film Salute in Queens, by Dante A. Ciampaglia 1 comment
• May 15^th Dance to Your Own “Beet”: Dancers Unlimited Receives Funding to Discuss Food Topics Through Dance, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Dance to Your Own “Beet”: Dancers Unlimited Receives Funding to Discuss Food Topics Through Dance, by Erin DeGregorio
• May 15^th Shevchenko Expertise-a-thon for Ukraine, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Shevchenko Expertise-a-thon for Ukraine, by Brian Abate
• May 14^th Progress on the last mile warehouse front Comments Off on Progress on the last mile warehouse front
• May 14^th Street Soccer USA Takes Over Red Hook, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Street Soccer USA Takes Over Red Hook, by Brian Abate
• May 14^th Ribbon-cutting ceremony at long shuttered Red Hook ballfields bring the former BP to town, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Ribbon-cutting ceremony at long shuttered Red Hook ballfields bring the former BP to town, by Brian Abate
• May 12^th On Jazz: Henry Threadgill’s Modern World, by George Grella Comments Off on On Jazz: Henry Threadgill’s Modern World, by George Grella
• May 12^th The Cactus Blossoms at The Bowery Ballroom, by Mike Cobb Comments Off on The Cactus Blossoms at The Bowery Ballroom, by Mike Cobb
• May 12^th Quinn on Books: Stumbling Onto Wildness 1 comment
• Apr 21^st Papi’s Home: Mark Borino’s Music With Drake Comments Off on Papi’s Home: Mark Borino’s Music With Drake
• Apr 16^th Lillie Marshall honored for service to Red Hook, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Lillie Marshall honored for service to Red Hook, by Brian Abate
• Apr 16^th Comedy Show Celebrates Women’s History Month at Borough Hall, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Comedy Show Celebrates Women’s History Month at Borough Hall, by Brian Abate
• Apr 16^th Reynoso Speaks at Opening of “Brooklyn is Africa” Exhibit, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Reynoso Speaks at Opening of “Brooklyn is Africa” Exhibit, by Brian Abate
• Apr 16^th Joe Manchin responsible for a million dollars to local charities, by Nathan Weiser 1 comment
• Apr 16^th Sailor visits future Red Hook Maritime School, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Sailor visits future Red Hook Maritime School, by Nathan Weiser
• Apr 13^th The Oscars Was Historic, And Yes, Will Slapped Chris, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on The Oscars Was Historic, And Yes, Will Slapped Chris, by Roderick Thomas
• Apr 13^th Speaking to the Odessa Journal, by Dario Pio Muccilli, Foreign Correspondent Comments Off on Speaking to the Odessa Journal, by Dario Pio Muccilli, Foreign Correspondent
• Apr 13^th Marie’s Craft Corner, by Marie Heuston Comments Off on Marie’s Craft Corner, by Marie Heuston
• Apr 13^th Prepare to See Plenty of Pink Petals at Green-Wood’s Hanami Festival, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Prepare to See Plenty of Pink Petals at Green-Wood’s Hanami Festival, by Erin DeGregorio
• Apr 11^th Fall Enrollment open at PS 15, Patrick F. Daly School, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Fall Enrollment open at PS 15, Patrick F. Daly School, by Nathan Weiser
• Apr 11^th Column: Something is lost in a Zoom world, by George Fiala Comments Off on Column: Something is lost in a Zoom world, by George Fiala
• Apr 11^th Interborough Express: The Early Years, by Joe Enright 3 comments
• Apr 11^th Brian and George’s Ukrainian Odyssey, by Brian Abate and George Fiala Comments Off on Brian and George’s Ukrainian Odyssey, by Brian Abate and George Fiala
• Apr 11^th Book Review: The Art of Alice and Martin Provensen , by Marie Hueston Comments Off on Book Review: The Art of Alice and Martin Provensen , by Marie Hueston
• Apr 11^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Apr 11^th Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus, by George Grella Comments Off on Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus, by George Grella
• Apr 11^th Everything Everywhere All At Once: An Oasis of Imagination in a Desert of Soulless Corporate Synergy, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Everything Everywhere All At Once: An Oasis of Imagination in a Desert of Soulless Corporate Synergy, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Apr 11^th Quinn on Books: Review of Breath Better Spent by DaMaris B. Hill Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Review of Breath Better Spent by DaMaris B. Hill
• Mar 14^th Marie’s Craft Corner | Recycle take-out chopsticks into picture frames. Comments Off on Marie’s Craft Corner | Recycle take-out chopsticks into picture frames.
• Mar 12^th American Utopias, by Mike Fiorito Comments Off on American Utopias, by Mike Fiorito
• Mar 12^th Rising crime rates, mental health and stop and frisk Comments Off on Rising crime rates, mental health and stop and frisk
• Mar 12^th A war with only losers, by Dario Pio Muccilli Comments Off on A war with only losers, by Dario Pio Muccilli
• Mar 12^th Press Pass NYC’s Pilot Program Launches in a Handful of High Schools, by Erin DiGregorio Comments Off on Press Pass NYC’s Pilot Program Launches in a Handful of High Schools, by Erin DiGregorio
• Mar 12^th Words from the old curmudgeon, by Joe Enright 3 comments
• Mar 12^th George and Brian’s Sandwich Odyssey, by George Fiala and Brian Abate Comments Off on George and Brian’s Sandwich Odyssey, by George Fiala and Brian Abate
• Mar 11^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Mar 11^th A Major League Baseball Lockout Calls for “Major League” Baseball, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on A Major League Baseball Lockout Calls for “Major League” Baseball, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Mar 11^th Things to Look Forward To: 52 Large and Small Joys for Today and Every Day by Sophie Blackall Comments Off on Things to Look Forward To: 52 Large and Small Joys for Today and Every Day by Sophie Blackall
• Mar 11^th On Jazz: Just Sing, by George Grella 1 comment
• Mar 11^th Quinn on Books: The End of the World as We Know It 4 comments
• Mar 10^th Column: Today’s horrors, by George Fiala Comments Off on Column: Today’s horrors, by George Fiala
• Mar 10^th Parks Department holds online meeting to give a status update, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Parks Department holds online meeting to give a status update, by Nathan Weiser
• Mar 10^th Antigone to be performed outdoors in Saugerties, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Antigone to be performed outdoors in Saugerties, by Nathan Weiser
• Mar 10^th New Risha Gorig film to be featured at Jalopy on March 24 1 comment
• Mar 10^th What’s with all the For Rent signs, by Brian Abate Comments Off on What’s with all the For Rent signs, by Brian Abate
• Feb 17^th Marie’s Craft Corner, by Marie Hueston Comments Off on Marie’s Craft Corner, by Marie Hueston
• Feb 17^th Music Column: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music Column: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Feb 17^th “Fight Club” In the Age of the Great Resignation, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on “Fight Club” In the Age of the Great Resignation, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Feb 15^th The Soul of Subway Art: George “Crime79” Ibañez, by Mike Fiorito Comments Off on The Soul of Subway Art: George “Crime79” Ibañez, by Mike Fiorito
• Feb 15^th Staten Island remembers Patrick Daly with an annual award. We should too. Comments Off on Staten Island remembers Patrick Daly with an annual award. We should too.
• Feb 15^th Our new BP will be more than just a cheerleader Comments Off on Our new BP will be more than just a cheerleader
• Feb 15^th Assemblymember Mitaynes’ online chats Comments Off on Assemblymember Mitaynes’ online chats
• Feb 15^th Red Hook’s “Field of Dreams” is ready, but no leagues planned Comments Off on Red Hook’s “Field of Dreams” is ready, but no leagues planned
• Feb 14^th The High-Value Man Conversation: Where’s the Quality? by Roderick Thomas 1 comment
• Feb 14^th French Politics by Dario Pio Mucilli, dateline Turin Comments Off on French Politics by Dario Pio Mucilli, dateline Turin
• Feb 14^th First-Ever Disney Exhibition Enters Final Month at The Met, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on First-Ever Disney Exhibition Enters Final Month at The Met, by Erin DeGregorio
• Feb 14^th Quinn on Books: Room Service | Review of The Hotel by Sophie Calle | Review by Michael Quinn Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Room Service | Review of The Hotel by Sophie Calle | Review by Michael Quinn
• Feb 14^th Angel of the Resurrection, by George Grella Comments Off on Angel of the Resurrection, by George Grella
• Jan 10^th Holiday Event Comments Off on Holiday Event
• Jan 10^th Update on Red Hook Rec Center and Ballfields, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Update on Red Hook Rec Center and Ballfields, by Brian Abate
• Jan 10^th Mary Sansone Gets a Corner on Henry by Joe Enright Comments Off on Mary Sansone Gets a Corner on Henry by Joe Enright
• Jan 10^th New Votive Ship Sails Aloft in St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on New Votive Ship Sails Aloft in St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, by Erin DeGregorio
• Jan 10^th A successful accidental business, by Brian Abate Comments Off on A successful accidental business, by Brian Abate
• Jan 10^th Marie’s Craft Corner Turn paper towel rolls into children’s playthings, by Marie Hueston Comments Off on Marie’s Craft Corner Turn paper towel rolls into children’s playthings, by Marie Hueston
• Jan 10^th Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Jan 10^th The Matrix Resurrections Rages Against the Machines — and the Metaverse, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on The Matrix Resurrections Rages Against the Machines — and the Metaverse, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Jan 9^th A new middle school for Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on A new middle school for Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser
• Jan 9^th Opinion: Governing by Tweet, by George Fiala Comments Off on Opinion: Governing by Tweet, by George Fiala
• Jan 9^th Build the Block discusses theft and traffic, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Build the Block discusses theft and traffic, by Nathan Weiser
• Jan 9^th Senator Kavanagh’s Virtual Town Hall, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Senator Kavanagh’s Virtual Town Hall, by Brian Abate
• Jan 9^th Re-recordings Are The New Napster? by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Re-recordings Are The New Napster? by Roderick Thomas
• Jan 9^th Italy’s vaccine battles, by Dario Pio Mucilli, Foreign Correspondent Comments Off on Italy’s vaccine battles, by Dario Pio Mucilli, Foreign Correspondent
• Jan 9^th The Old Stone House Now a Multi-Millionaire, by Joe Enright 1 comment
• Jan 9^th Memorial Concert for Regina Opera’s Maestro José Alejando “Alex” Guzmán, by Nino Pantano Comments Off on Memorial Concert for Regina Opera’s Maestro José Alejando “Alex” Guzmán, by Nino Pantano
• Jan 9^th OPERA REVIEW JANUARY, by Frank Raso Comments Off on OPERA REVIEW JANUARY, by Frank Raso
• Jan 9^th Looking Forward, Looking Back, by George Grella Comments Off on Looking Forward, Looking Back, by George Grella
• Jan 9^th Quinn on Books: One-Sided Story 2 comments

2021

• Dec 20^th Craft Corner: Turn your empty delivery boxes into holiday crafts, by Marie Hueston 1 comment
• Dec 20^th The Song’s The Thing, by George Grella Comments Off on The Song’s The Thing, by George Grella
• Dec 20^th A Queens Boy Done Good, Louie Gasparro, KR.ONE, by Mike Fiorito Comments Off on A Queens Boy Done Good, Louie Gasparro, KR.ONE, by Mike Fiorito
• Dec 20^th Seventy-Five Years Later, How Wonderful is It’s a Wonderful Life? by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Seventy-Five Years Later, How Wonderful is It’s a Wonderful Life? by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Dec 20^th Beware, Its F-Boy & Trife-Gyaal Season, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Beware, Its F-Boy & Trife-Gyaal Season, by Roderick Thomas
• Dec 20^th Gender designation in Italy, by Dario Pio Muccilli 1 comment
• Dec 20^th Joe Ferris Remembered, by Joe Enright 2 comments
• Dec 19^th Anime and Cosplay and Manga, Oh My! Anime NYC Returns to the Javits Center, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Anime and Cosplay and Manga, Oh My! Anime NYC Returns to the Javits Center, by Erin DeGregorio
• Dec 19^th Anime NYC 2021: Q&A with Cosplay Entertainer Azulette, by Erin DeGregorio 1 comment
• Dec 19^th Pearl Street Caviar, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Pearl Street Caviar, by Brian Abate
• Dec 18^th “All they will call you will be deportees,” column by George Fiala Comments Off on “All they will call you will be deportees,” column by George Fiala
• Dec 18^th Red Hook Recreation Center closes for a while because of Ida Comments Off on Red Hook Recreation Center closes for a while because of Ida
• Dec 18^th Hope remains for a better resiliency plan by George Fiala Comments Off on Hope remains for a better resiliency plan by George Fiala
• Dec 18^th A talk with District 38 Council Member-Elect Alexa Aviles, by Brian Abate Comments Off on A talk with District 38 Council Member-Elect Alexa Aviles, by Brian Abate
• Dec 18^th DoorDash, Alexa Aviles Give Away Turkeys at Red Hook Neighborhood Senior Center, by Brian Abate Comments Off on DoorDash, Alexa Aviles Give Away Turkeys at Red Hook Neighborhood Senior Center, by Brian Abate
• Dec 18^th Thanksgiving in the schoolyard, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Thanksgiving in the schoolyard, by Nathan Weiser
• Dec 16^th DECEMBER OPERA REVIEW, by John Raso Comments Off on DECEMBER OPERA REVIEW, by John Raso
• Dec 16^th ON DECK Comments Off on ON DECK
• Dec 16^th Quinn on Books: For Whom the Bell Tolls 1 comment
• Nov 14^th Column: It seems to always end up with politics, by George Fiala 3 comments
• Nov 14^th Update on Flood Protection, Last-Mile Warehouses and The Stephen Siller Run By Brian Abate Comments Off on Update on Flood Protection, Last-Mile Warehouses and The Stephen Siller Run By Brian Abate
• Nov 14^th Flood wall plan bypasses Food Bazaar and the Beard Street warehouses, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Nov 14^th Celebrating Hispanic heritage, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Celebrating Hispanic heritage, by Nathan Weiser
• Nov 14^th Catching up with the Gowanus Canal, by Jorge Bello Comments Off on Catching up with the Gowanus Canal, by Jorge Bello
• Nov 13^th Amazon opens its first Red Hook facility, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Amazon opens its first Red Hook facility, by Brian Abate
• Nov 13^th Colin in Black & White – Makings of an American Icon, by Roderick Thomas 1 comment
• Nov 13^th Peggy Guggenheim’s Venetian Museum, by Dario Pio Muccilli Comments Off on Peggy Guggenheim’s Venetian Museum, by Dario Pio Muccilli
• Nov 13^th Remembering Sheryl Nash-Chisholm 1 comment
• Nov 13^th Fond remembrances of my beloved brother Frank by Nino Pantano 1 comment
• Nov 13^th The Dukes of Snyder, Part 3 By Joe Enright 2 comments
• Nov 13^th Peek-a-Boo: Kensington Native Launches Rock Painting-and-Hiding Group Before Halloween by Erin DeGregorio 1 comment
• Nov 13^th Taking the big post-pandemic step, by Brian Abate 2 comments
• Nov 12^th Sugandha Gupta, Creating Tactile Textiles, by Mike Fiorito Comments Off on Sugandha Gupta, Creating Tactile Textiles, by Mike Fiorito
• Nov 12^th Opera Review November, by Frank Raso Comments Off on Opera Review November, by Frank Raso
• Nov 12^th MUSIC: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on MUSIC: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Nov 12^th Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch is fun but could use a good edit, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch is fun but could use a good edit, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Nov 12^th Live at the BRIC JazzFest, by George Grella Comments Off on Live at the BRIC JazzFest, by George Grella
• Nov 11^th Rock’Scool Brooklyn, by Michael Cobb Comments Off on Rock’Scool Brooklyn, by Michael Cobb
• Nov 10^th Quinn on Books: From Underground to Mainstream | Review by Michael Quinn Comments Off on Quinn on Books: From Underground to Mainstream | Review by Michael Quinn
• Oct 30^th Colin in Black & White – Makings of an American Icon – By Roderick Thomas 1 comment
• Oct 21^st Who to vote for, by Howard Graubard 2 comments
• Oct 17^th Letting in the light at Five Myles, by Diana Rickard Comments Off on Letting in the light at Five Myles, by Diana Rickard
• Oct 17^th New kids album aims to combat ongoing children’s mental health crisis, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on New kids album aims to combat ongoing children’s mental health crisis, by Erin DeGregorio
• Oct 17^th Lion In Winter, by George Grella Comments Off on Lion In Winter, by George Grella
• Oct 17^th Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Oct 17^th Opera: by Frank Raso Comments Off on Opera: by Frank Raso
• Oct 15^th The Queen of All She Sees, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on The Queen of All She Sees, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Oct 15^th The Suave Sound of a Generation , by Rocio Gomez Comments Off on The Suave Sound of a Generation , by Rocio Gomez
• Oct 15^th Washburn’s Model Block squished by BSA, Column by George Fiala 2 comments
• Oct 15^th Talking to our City Council candidates, Interviews by Brian Abate Comments Off on Talking to our City Council candidates, Interviews by Brian Abate
• Oct 15^th Donors help 676 offer free school supplies, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Donors help 676 offer free school supplies, by Nathan Weiser
• Oct 15^th Op-Ed: Is Aviles Conflicted? by Erik Frankel Comments Off on Op-Ed: Is Aviles Conflicted? by Erik Frankel
• Oct 15^th Domestic Workers demonstrate in Park Slope, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Domestic Workers demonstrate in Park Slope, by Nathan Weiser
• Oct 15^th There are a number of new additions and upgrades at PS 676 for this school year. Comments Off on There are a number of new additions and upgrades at PS 676 for this school year.
• Oct 15^th What is the DSA and why are all three Red Hook legislative seats about to be their property? by George Fiala Comments Off on What is the DSA and why are all three Red Hook legislative seats about to be their property? by George Fiala
• Oct 13^th Velazquez and Simon convey concerns over Gowanus rezoning report, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Velazquez and Simon convey concerns over Gowanus rezoning report, by Brian Abate
• Oct 13^th Changes are happening at PS 676, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Changes are happening at PS 676, by Nathan Weiser
• Oct 13^th The Dukes of Snyder, Part 2, by Joe Enright Comments Off on The Dukes of Snyder, Part 2, by Joe Enright
• Oct 13^th Vaccine Wars- and those of us on the sidelines, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Vaccine Wars- and those of us on the sidelines, by Roderick Thomas
• Oct 13^th The Billion Oyster Project (BOP) Rocked Red Hook’s Liberty Warehouse on September 23 and Raised $300,000 Comments Off on The Billion Oyster Project (BOP) Rocked Red Hook’s Liberty Warehouse on September 23 and Raised $300,000
• Oct 13^th Storm Lake: A Call to Arms for the Future of American Journalism, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Storm Lake: A Call to Arms for the Future of American Journalism, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Oct 11^th On Air, with Radio Free Brooklyn, by Michael Cobb Comments Off on On Air, with Radio Free Brooklyn, by Michael Cobb
• Oct 11^th Survival Mission, Review by Michael Quinn Comments Off on Survival Mission, Review by Michael Quinn
• Sep 29^th Last Taste of Summer Music Festivals Comments Off on Last Taste of Summer Music Festivals
• Sep 5^th The Dukes of Snyder, Part 1, by Joe Enright Comments Off on The Dukes of Snyder, Part 1, by Joe Enright
• Sep 5^th Apache Skateboards, by Mike Fiorito 1 comment
• Sep 5^th New York’s Northwell Health Nurse Choir Sings Its Way to AGT Semi-finals, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on New York’s Northwell Health Nurse Choir Sings Its Way to AGT Semi-finals, by Erin DeGregorio
• Sep 5^th Open Studios Returns to Red Hook, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Open Studios Returns to Red Hook, by Brian Abate
• Sep 3^rd The Star-Revue Goes for a Walk in Brooklyn Bridge Park, by Brian Abate Comments Off on The Star-Revue Goes for a Walk in Brooklyn Bridge Park, by Brian Abate
• Sep 3^rd BASIS School fears truck invasion, by Brian Abate Comments Off on BASIS School fears truck invasion, by Brian Abate
• Sep 2^nd Opinion: Parsing Eric Adams on the Gowanus rezoning, by George Fiala Comments Off on Opinion: Parsing Eric Adams on the Gowanus rezoning, by George Fiala
• Sep 2^nd The Death of Merit: A Do Nothing Fame Culture, by Roderick Thomas 1 comment
• Sep 2^nd Music Column: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music Column: Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Sep 2^nd Return of the Titans, by George Grella Comments Off on Return of the Titans, by George Grella
• Sep 2^nd Hollywood’s Forever War on Terrorism, by Dante A. Ciampaglia 1 comment
• Sep 2^nd Quinn on Books: Hardboiled Detective Mystery | Review of A Man Named Doll by Jonathan Ames Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Hardboiled Detective Mystery | Review of A Man Named Doll by Jonathan Ames
• Aug 17^th The Magic of Dutch Kings , By Mike Fiorito Comments Off on The Magic of Dutch Kings , By Mike Fiorito
• Aug 15^th Update on local flood protection measures, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Update on local flood protection measures, by Brian Abate
• Aug 15^th Electric car racing returns to Red Hook Comments Off on Electric car racing returns to Red Hook
• Aug 13^th FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Support for Belarus is complicated, by Dario Pio Muccilli, reporting from Italy Comments Off on FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Support for Belarus is complicated, by Dario Pio Muccilli, reporting from Italy
• Aug 13^th A Hippy Commie Remembers, by Joe Enright Comments Off on A Hippy Commie Remembers, by Joe Enright
• Aug 13^th Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Wiggly Air, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Aug 13^th Kentler celebrates Richard Mock, by Brian Abate, photos by Teri Slotkin and Brian Abate Comments Off on Kentler celebrates Richard Mock, by Brian Abate, photos by Teri Slotkin and Brian Abate
• Aug 13^th Vision 25 Delights Red Hook & LES, by George Grella Comments Off on Vision 25 Delights Red Hook & LES, by George Grella
• Aug 12^th Cobble Hill Cinema post-pandemic (hopefully), by Brian Abate Comments Off on Cobble Hill Cinema post-pandemic (hopefully), by Brian Abate
• Aug 12^th Bridging Di-Vision: Homeless Families Across NYC Receive Free Eye Exams and Eyeglasses, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Bridging Di-Vision: Homeless Families Across NYC Receive Free Eye Exams and Eyeglasses, by Erin DeGregorio
• Aug 12^th Yet another unfavorite son, Opinion by George Fiala Comments Off on Yet another unfavorite son, Opinion by George Fiala
• Aug 12^th Hypocrisy: Hip Hop and Homosexuality 1 comment
• Aug 12^th Brooklyn Heights doctor promotes alternate therapies for depression , by Peter Haley Comments Off on Brooklyn Heights doctor promotes alternate therapies for depression , by Peter Haley
• Aug 12^th Video: TransSiberian Express. by Gene Bray Comments Off on Video: TransSiberian Express. by Gene Bray
• Aug 12^th Tough and Urgent Documentary “Homeroom” Earns Top Marks, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Tough and Urgent Documentary “Homeroom” Earns Top Marks, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Aug 12^th Quinn on Books: Unsolved Mysteries Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Unsolved Mysteries
• Jul 24^th Hip Hop Has Found its Princess on Planet Her, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Hip Hop Has Found its Princess on Planet Her, by Roderick Thomas
• Jul 23^rd Opinion: CB 6 Gowanus Rezoning conditions pretty meaningless, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Jul 23^rd Fight For Last Mile Warehouses to Use Waterfront Continues, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Fight For Last Mile Warehouses to Use Waterfront Continues, by Brian Abate
• Jul 23^rd Italy becomes supernormal! by Dario Pio Muccilli Comments Off on Italy becomes supernormal! by Dario Pio Muccilli
• Jul 23^rd Native Eyez | Intikana, Social Justice Activist, by Mike Fiorito Comments Off on Native Eyez | Intikana, Social Justice Activist, by Mike Fiorito
• Jul 22^nd Gowanus Canal Superfund cleanup on schedule, City behind, by Jorge Bello Comments Off on Gowanus Canal Superfund cleanup on schedule, City behind, by Jorge Bello
• Jul 22^nd Parks Dept. reminds us that Red Hook has ballfields, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Parks Dept. reminds us that Red Hook has ballfields, by Nathan Weiser
• Jul 22^nd Red Hook’s Stop the Violence Fair, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Red Hook’s Stop the Violence Fair, by Nathan Weiser
• Jul 22^nd The Pete Hamill Way, by Joe Enright Comments Off on The Pete Hamill Way, by Joe Enright
• Jul 22^nd Eighteen Brooklyn Artists Put On Huge Pandemic-Inspired Art Show | Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Eighteen Brooklyn Artists Put On Huge Pandemic-Inspired Art Show | Erin DeGregorio
• Jul 22^nd Young Upstate Woman Pens Children’s Book About Cerebral Palsy Journey | Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Young Upstate Woman Pens Children’s Book About Cerebral Palsy Journey | Erin DeGregorio
• Jul 22^nd Jazz with Grella: Twin Peaks Comments Off on Jazz with Grella: Twin Peaks
• Jul 22^nd Quinn on Books: Love Letter to New York Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Love Letter to New York
• Jun 11^th Words By George Fiala | Star-Revue Endorsements Comments Off on Words By George Fiala | Star-Revue Endorsements
• Jun 11^th A Just and Accountable Recovery, by Rodrigo Camarena Comments Off on A Just and Accountable Recovery, by Rodrigo Camarena
• Jun 11^th In appreciation of the teachers and paraprofessionals who have been working hard this past year (during the pandemic) Comments Off on In appreciation of the teachers and paraprofessionals who have been working hard this past year (during the pandemic)
• Jun 9^th Q & A with Antonio Reynoso, Democratic Candidate for Brooklyn Borough President by Brian Abate Comments Off on Q & A with Antonio Reynoso, Democratic Candidate for Brooklyn Borough President by Brian Abate
• Jun 9^th Paperboy is a candidate to be taken seriously, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Paperboy is a candidate to be taken seriously, by Roderick Thomas
• Jun 9^th WHY SHOULD ROBERT CORNEGY BE OUR NEXT BROOKLYN BOROUGH PRESIDENT? By Karen Broughton Comments Off on WHY SHOULD ROBERT CORNEGY BE OUR NEXT BROOKLYN BOROUGH PRESIDENT? By Karen Broughton
• Jun 9^th Cool, calm and capable – KATHRYN GARCIA is plotting to win the mayoral race Comments Off on Cool, calm and capable – KATHRYN GARCIA is plotting to win the mayoral race
• Jun 9^th Growing Up as an Untalented Musician in an Italian American Town 1 comment
• Jun 9^th BloomAgainBklyn Brightens People’s Day, Thanks to Homemade Card Project, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on BloomAgainBklyn Brightens People’s Day, Thanks to Homemade Card Project, by Erin DeGregorio
• Jun 9^th All Aboard! New Yorkers Tour Sustainable Sailboat from France, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on All Aboard! New Yorkers Tour Sustainable Sailboat from France, by Erin DeGregorio
• Jun 9^th The Age of Adaline, by Gene Bray 1 comment
• Jun 9^th Big Noise From Canada Sonic ice floes from Fucked Up, Big|Brave and Growler’s Choir, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Big Noise From Canada Sonic ice floes from Fucked Up, Big|Brave and Growler’s Choir, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Jun 9^th “The Amusement Park,” a Lost Film from George A. Romero, Rises from the Dead Comments Off on “The Amusement Park,” a Lost Film from George A. Romero, Rises from the Dead
• Jun 7^th Eric Adams is best for Red Hook, by John McGettric Comments Off on Eric Adams is best for Red Hook, by John McGettric
• Jun 7^th A Summer of Renewal for our Students Comments Off on A Summer of Renewal for our Students
• Jun 7^th City Council Candidates Make Their Case at Debate, by Brian Abate Comments Off on City Council Candidates Make Their Case at Debate, by Brian Abate
• Jun 7^th Alexa Aviles is running for City Council, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Alexa Aviles is running for City Council, by Nathan Weiser
• Jun 7^th Eagle Comments Off on Eagle
• Jun 7^th Politics by Howard Graubard: Let’s not let Adams off Scott-Free Comments Off on Politics by Howard Graubard: Let’s not let Adams off Scott-Free
• Jun 7^th Summer Music, by George Grella 1 comment
• Jun 7^th Songs from a Dog Eat Ceramic Dog World, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Songs from a Dog Eat Ceramic Dog World, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Jun 7^th Quinn on Books: Bridge Over Troubled Water Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Bridge Over Troubled Water
• May 17^th Garcia and Prince for Mayor Comments Off on Garcia and Prince for Mayor
• May 17^th Star-Revue wins newspaper awards Comments Off on Star-Revue wins newspaper awards
• May 17^th How Comic Books Can Save the World by Mike Fiorito Comments Off on How Comic Books Can Save the World by Mike Fiorito
• May 16^th Earth-Friendly Sailboat with French Wine, Chocolates to Make Special Stop in Brooklyn | Erin DeGregorio 1 comment
• May 16^th Lancers, Assemble! by Joe Enright 2 comments
• May 16^th Art show at Sunny’s 1 comment
• May 16^th The Long Overdue Return of Melvin Van Peeble’s Essential Debut Feature “The Story of a Three Day Pass” By Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on The Long Overdue Return of Melvin Van Peeble’s Essential Debut Feature “The Story of a Three Day Pass” By Dante A. Ciampaglia
• May 15^th How participatory is PB anyway? by Brian Abate and George Fiala Comments Off on How participatory is PB anyway? by Brian Abate and George Fiala
• May 15^th Superfund lawyer says Buyer Beware on Gowanus Rezoning, by George Fiala Comments Off on Superfund lawyer says Buyer Beware on Gowanus Rezoning, by George Fiala
• May 15^th Remembering Linda Mariano 1 comment
• May 15^th PS 676 hosts autism awareness day, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on PS 676 hosts autism awareness day, by Nathan Weiser
• May 13^th Election 2021: Jacqui Painter, by Nathan Weiser 1 comment
• May 13^th Election 2021: Spotlight on Erik Frankel, by Brian Abate 2 comments
• May 13^th Lil Nas X The Bad Guy Comments Off on Lil Nas X The Bad Guy
• May 13^th Politics, by Howard Graubard: Let’s not let Adams off Scott-Free. 4 comments
• May 13^th LGBT rights still a fight in Italy, by Dario Pio Muccilli Comments Off on LGBT rights still a fight in Italy, by Dario Pio Muccilli
• May 13^th Music with Kurt: New Songs for Old Wars, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Music with Kurt: New Songs for Old Wars, by Kurt Gottschalk
• May 13^th George Grella on Jazz: Is It Safe? Comments Off on George Grella on Jazz: Is It Safe?
• May 13^th Quinn on Books: Over Before You Know It Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Over Before You Know It
• May 4^th Star-Revue Endorsements: Garcia and Prince for Mayor 3 comments
• Apr 17^th TeneT Comments Off on TeneT
• Apr 16^th Methodist opens the new facility that replaces 8 historic brownstones 1 comment
• Apr 16^th Big questions about Public Place remain, by Jorge Bello Comments Off on Big questions about Public Place remain, by Jorge Bello
• Apr 16^th ANTI-CANCEL CULTURE IS REALLY JUST ANTI BLACKNESS…AGAIN 2 comments
• Apr 16^th The Shroud of Turin once graced Savoia’s Royal Palace Comments Off on The Shroud of Turin once graced Savoia’s Royal Palace
• Apr 16^th The Wisdom of Lonnie Holley, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on The Wisdom of Lonnie Holley, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Apr 16^th Gratitude is like Vitamins for Your Soul, by Michael Fiorito Comments Off on Gratitude is like Vitamins for Your Soul, by Michael Fiorito
• Apr 16^th Dry, clean, postpunk wit from South London, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Dry, clean, postpunk wit from South London, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Apr 16^th It’s Birthday Ass’s Party, We Just Live in It, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on It’s Birthday Ass’s Party, We Just Live in It, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Apr 16^th A Brief Nightmare with Alpha Maid, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on A Brief Nightmare with Alpha Maid, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Apr 14^th As tourism starts up again, so do the attractions, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on As tourism starts up again, so do the attractions, by Erin DeGregorio
• Apr 14^th My Quarantine Journal, by Brian Abate Comments Off on My Quarantine Journal, by Brian Abate
• Apr 14^th Not everybody loves the Governors Island rezoning, by George Fiala Comments Off on Not everybody loves the Governors Island rezoning, by George Fiala
• Apr 14^th Opinion: Why killing Washburn’s Model Block is even more important than before, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Apr 14^th Cesar Zuniga, Community Board Chair, wants to be your next City Council rep 4 comments
• Apr 14^th Quinn on Books: 325 Square Feet of America Comments Off on Quinn on Books: 325 Square Feet of America
• Apr 14^th Jazz on the Screen, by George Grella Comments Off on Jazz on the Screen, by George Grella
• Apr 14^th Chasing Childhood Opens a Necessary Conversation About the State of Growing Up by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Chasing Childhood Opens a Necessary Conversation About the State of Growing Up by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Mar 17^th A St. Patty’s Day Story Gone Astray Comments Off on A St. Patty’s Day Story Gone Astray
• Mar 15^th Red Hook schools mark Black History month, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Red Hook schools mark Black History month, by Nathan Weiser
• Mar 15^th World Arts brings a celebration, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on World Arts brings a celebration, by Nathan Weiser
• Mar 15^th District 39 Candidates Vie to Replace Brad Lander, by Toby Burns 2 comments
• Mar 15^th Menchaca’s powerful statement at the community board Comments Off on Menchaca’s powerful statement at the community board
• Mar 15^th Tom Delgado – Giving the whole world tours of New York City during the pandemic, by Brian Abate 2 comments
• Mar 15^th The killing of a Black Revolutionary Comments Off on The killing of a Black Revolutionary
• Mar 15^th VACCINE MIGRANTS, by Dario Pio Muccilli Comments Off on VACCINE MIGRANTS, by Dario Pio Muccilli
• Mar 15^th Protests against the monarchy rock Spain, by Dario Pio Muccilli 1 comment
• Mar 15^th The men who built our skyline, by Mike Fiorito Comments Off on The men who built our skyline, by Mike Fiorito
• Mar 15^th HIATUS HERNIA, by Howard Graubard Comments Off on HIATUS HERNIA, by Howard Graubard
• Mar 14^th El Museo del Barrio Reopens with National Survey of Latinx Art, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on El Museo del Barrio Reopens with National Survey of Latinx Art, by Erin DeGregorio
• Mar 14^th No Waves from Ohio | Stella Research Committee packs a brutal throwback punch, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on No Waves from Ohio | Stella Research Committee packs a brutal throwback punch, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Mar 14^th Jazz: Where Have All the Giants Gone, by George Grella Comments Off on Jazz: Where Have All the Giants Gone, by George Grella
• Mar 13^th New Documentary Koshien is a Beautiful Film About Baseball — and Japan, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on New Documentary Koshien is a Beautiful Film About Baseball — and Japan, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Mar 13^th Quinn on Books: Human Alien-ation | Review of Falling from Trees by Michael Quinn 1 comment
• Feb 16^th Dreams of Jazmin Johnson – A Young Filmmaker Carrying the Torch, by Roderick Thomas 1 comment
• Feb 16^th Italy is a beautiful wine country, by our overseas correspondent Dario “Pio” Muccilli 1 comment
• Feb 16^th Crazy Horse’s Vision, by Mike Fiorito Comments Off on Crazy Horse’s Vision, by Mike Fiorito
• Feb 16^th “You Never Get Too Big And You Sure Don’t Get Too Heavy, That You Don’t Have To Stop And Pay Some Dues Sometimes”: Brooklyn Democratic Leaders in the Modern Era, by Howard Graubard Comments Off on “You Never Get Too Big And You Sure Don’t Get Too Heavy, That You Don’t Have To Stop And Pay Some Dues Sometimes”: Brooklyn Democratic Leaders in the Modern Era, by Howard Graubard
• Feb 14^th 15 stories and what do we get, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Feb 14^th The Red Hook Senior Center has done significant outreach during the pandemic to reach out to the seniors, by Nathan Weiser….. Comments Off on The Red Hook Senior Center has done significant outreach during the pandemic to reach out to the seniors, by Nathan Weiser…..
• Feb 14^th Food-Insecure New Yorkers Seek More Meal Deliveries From City, by Nathan Weiser 2 comments
• Feb 14^th Covid-19 has made it a lot more difficult for New Yorkers to access food and a program has been implemented to try to help alleviate these concerns. by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Covid-19 has made it a lot more difficult for New Yorkers to access food and a program has been implemented to try to help alleviate these concerns. by Nathan Weiser
• Feb 14^th Gowanus neighbors try to slow down inevitable construction onslaught 4 comments
• Feb 13^th The Record Shop is perfectly Red Hook, by Gene Bray 2 comments
• Feb 13^th 1983 … (A Melvins They Should Turn to Be) Gluey Porches, Hostile Takeovers and Working With God Comments Off on 1983 … (A Melvins They Should Turn to Be) Gluey Porches, Hostile Takeovers and Working With God
• Feb 13^th In the Image of Rock Gods by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on In the Image of Rock Gods by Kurt Gottschalk
• Feb 13^th Disney goes into a jazz club, by George Grella Comments Off on Disney goes into a jazz club, by George Grella
• Feb 13^th New stores open in Industry City, by Michael Cobb 1 comment
• Feb 13^th Valentines Day weddings dwindle during Covid by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Valentines Day weddings dwindle during Covid by Erin DeGregorio
• Feb 13^th What’s it like to run a movie theater during a pandemic by Brian Abate and Elijah Hamilton 2 comments
• Feb 13^th New Documentary “America’s Last Little Italy” Speaks to All Italian Americans, by Dante A. Ciampaglia 1 comment
• Feb 13^th Quinn on Books: We’ll Always Have Paris Review by Michael Quinn Comments Off on Quinn on Books: We’ll Always Have Paris Review by Michael Quinn
• Jan 13^th Learning about the Maya in a Guatemalan Bistro 3 comments
• Jan 11^th The future is Black, female, and Latina, interesting takes from 2020’s exit polls, by Roderick Thomas 2 comments
• Jan 11^th Vaccine skeptics abound in Europe, by Dario Pio Muccilli Comments Off on Vaccine skeptics abound in Europe, by Dario Pio Muccilli
• Jan 11^th Hi-end audio is a suprise best seller as Covid keeps people home, by Micah Rubin Comments Off on Hi-end audio is a suprise best seller as Covid keeps people home, by Micah Rubin
• Jan 11^th Political Commentary: The Return Of The Jedi, by Robert Manning Comments Off on Political Commentary: The Return Of The Jedi, by Robert Manning
• Jan 9^th Politics: THE PARTY’S OVER, by Howard Graubard 1 comment
• Jan 9^th Pu-239, an unexpected gem, by Gene Bray Comments Off on Pu-239, an unexpected gem, by Gene Bray
• Jan 9^th Lions Club continues Red Hook tradition, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Lions Club continues Red Hook tradition, by Nathan Weiser
• Jan 9^th Closed senior center stays vital, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Closed senior center stays vital, by Nathan Weiser
• Jan 9^th Red Hook Ballfields in no danger of opening soon, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Red Hook Ballfields in no danger of opening soon, by Nathan Weiser
• Jan 8^th Dyker Heights Post Office Officially Renamed After Mother Cabrini, by Erin DeGregorio 1 comment
• Jan 8^th Five Years Hence (David Bowie remixed and remembered), by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Five Years Hence (David Bowie remixed and remembered), by Kurt Gottschalk
• Jan 8^th Grella on Jazz: New Year’s Revolutions Comments Off on Grella on Jazz: New Year’s Revolutions
• Jan 8^th Column: 2021, What Took You So Long? by Joe Enright Comments Off on Column: 2021, What Took You So Long? by Joe Enright
• Jan 8^th COVID makes it even harder to be homeless, by Brian Abate Comments Off on COVID makes it even harder to be homeless, by Brian Abate
• Jan 8^th Quinn on Books: Unsolved Mysteries Comments Off on Quinn on Books: Unsolved Mysteries

2020

• Dec 15^th Letter to the editor by Joanne Weissman Comments Off on Letter to the editor by Joanne Weissman
• Dec 12^th Liturgy’s Rite of Passage and Metal’s New Maturity, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Liturgy’s Rite of Passage and Metal’s New Maturity, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Dec 12^th Reynols Is the Most Important Band in the History of Rock, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Reynols Is the Most Important Band in the History of Rock, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Dec 12^th Negativland’s Brave New Negativworld, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Negativland’s Brave New Negativworld, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Dec 12^th Jazz: The Year Comes to an End Comments Off on Jazz: The Year Comes to an End
• Dec 12^th Online learning not popular in much of Europe, by Dario Pio Muccilli Comments Off on Online learning not popular in much of Europe, by Dario Pio Muccilli
• Dec 12^th Roman Perez, Hawksnest Quest Native Church, by Mike Fiorito Comments Off on Roman Perez, Hawksnest Quest Native Church, by Mike Fiorito
• Dec 12^th Largest Landfill Transformation on Earth, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Largest Landfill Transformation on Earth, by Roderick Thomas
• Dec 11^th Dyker Heights Lights Still Shining during Pandemic Comments Off on Dyker Heights Lights Still Shining during Pandemic
• Dec 11^th Politics: A Simple Desultory Phillipic, by Howard Graubard Comments Off on Politics: A Simple Desultory Phillipic, by Howard Graubard
• Dec 10^th Will The Real Q Please Stand Up?, by Joe Enright 3 comments
• Dec 10^th Learning at PS 676, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Learning at PS 676, by Nathan Weiser
• Dec 9^th Column: Words, by George 6 comments
• Dec 9^th Businesses hanging in there, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Businesses hanging in there, by Brian Abate
• Dec 9^th A common saying in Brazil is, Capoeira is for everybody, but not everybody is for Capoeira, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on A common saying in Brazil is, Capoeira is for everybody, but not everybody is for Capoeira, by Nathan Weiser
• Dec 9^th The yuck is coming up Comments Off on The yuck is coming up
• Dec 9^th The Met in the Time of Corona, by Piotr Pillardy Comments Off on The Met in the Time of Corona, by Piotr Pillardy
• Dec 9^th The Godfather Coda Gives the Corleone Saga the Conclusion It Deserves, by Dante Ciampaglia Comments Off on The Godfather Coda Gives the Corleone Saga the Conclusion It Deserves, by Dante Ciampaglia
• Dec 9^th A Singer Contorts Herself into the Shape of a Poet, Review by Michael Quinn Comments Off on A Singer Contorts Herself into the Shape of a Poet, Review by Michael Quinn
• Nov 13^th USA Nails Goes Full Stop, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on USA Nails Goes Full Stop, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Nov 13^th New Themes for Ceramic Dog Days, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on New Themes for Ceramic Dog Days, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Nov 13^th Magik and Isolation in 2020, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Magik and Isolation in 2020, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Nov 13^th Chronicle of a Death Foretold 1 comment
• Nov 13^th Teaching during the pandemic at South Brooklyn HS, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Teaching during the pandemic at South Brooklyn HS, by Nathan Weiser
• Nov 13^th My day at the polls, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on My day at the polls, by Nathan Weiser
• Nov 13^th Virtual meeting between NYCHA-Disaster Recovery department and EPA Comments Off on Virtual meeting between NYCHA-Disaster Recovery department and EPA
• Nov 13^th Gowanus Superfund Update 1 comment
• Nov 13^th Cuomo protest at the Cobble Hill Health Center, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Cuomo protest at the Cobble Hill Health Center, by Erin DeGregorio
• Nov 13^th Column: Words by George 2 comments
• Nov 12^th In Sicily, some barbers also pulled teeth, by Mike Fiorito 3 comments
• Nov 12^th New York City’s Hidden Gems , by Michael Fiorito Comments Off on New York City’s Hidden Gems , by Michael Fiorito
• Nov 12^th The story of the Red Hook Volunteer Jams, by Gene Bray Comments Off on The story of the Red Hook Volunteer Jams, by Gene Bray
• Nov 12^th Paths to Victory: President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Paths to Victory: President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, by Roderick Thomas
• Nov 11^th CONCERT REVIEW: Jorma Kaukonen October 24th 2020 Ridgefield Playhouse- Ridgefield, CT By JACK GRACE Comments Off on CONCERT REVIEW: Jorma Kaukonen October 24th 2020 Ridgefield Playhouse- Ridgefield, CT By JACK GRACE
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• Nov 11^th Trump Agonistes: “How Much Is That Secret Worth?” 2 comments
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• Nov 11^th Where Art is (Storm) King, by Piotr Pillardy 1 comment
• Nov 11^th Gowanus Lost and Found: New Exhibit Documents a Changing Neighborhood by Dante A. Ciampaglia 3 comments
• Nov 11^th QUINN ON BOOKS: “An ATM with a Wig On” Comments Off on QUINN ON BOOKS: “An ATM with a Wig On”
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• Oct 21^st What is the link between protestantism and Covid containment measures? Comments Off on What is the link between protestantism and Covid containment measures?
• Oct 21^st New dance studio comes to Red Hook Comments Off on New dance studio comes to Red Hook
• Oct 21^st Brooklyn Style Foundation is organizing Fashion Accessories Design Competition Comments Off on Brooklyn Style Foundation is organizing Fashion Accessories Design Competition
• Oct 21^st Red Hook High School breeds an activist for the times Comments Off on Red Hook High School breeds an activist for the times
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• Oct 16^th Five Points to be made about the Past, Present, and Future state of relations between the N. Y. P.D. and its communities. 1 comment
• Oct 16^th Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will begin dredging the Gowanus Canal 1 comment
• Oct 16^th “Remember What My Number Is” RIP Toots Hibbert 2 comments
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• Sep 10^th New science developed for Gowanus Superfund 1 comment
• Sep 9^th Lovecraft Country: Horror Stories, Wizards and Jim Crow, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Lovecraft Country: Horror Stories, Wizards and Jim Crow, by Roderick Thomas
• Sep 8^th Schools in COVID: Excellence at the expensive of equity? Comments Off on Schools in COVID: Excellence at the expensive of equity?
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• Sep 8^th The Star-Revue rules Brooklyn, by George Fiala Comments Off on The Star-Revue rules Brooklyn, by George Fiala
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• Sep 8^th “I brought you into this world and I can take you out of it.”—An Ortiz Autopsy by Howard Graubard Comments Off on “I brought you into this world and I can take you out of it.”—An Ortiz Autopsy by Howard Graubard
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• Sep 8^th If the US ignores Belarus, Russia wins Comments Off on If the US ignores Belarus, Russia wins
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• Sep 6^th And The Greatest is Love Comments Off on And The Greatest is Love
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• Sep 5^th Postcards from Little Italy 1 comment
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• Aug 13^th Red Hook Relief is a volunteer-led mutual aid group in Red Hook that started during the Covid-19 pandemic. Comments Off on Red Hook Relief is a volunteer-led mutual aid group in Red Hook that started during the Covid-19 pandemic.
• Aug 13^th Hook Arts Media receives Cares Act funding. Comments Off on Hook Arts Media receives Cares Act funding.
• Aug 13^th Stepping in to help her neighbors, by Nathan Weiser 1 comment
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• Aug 11^th Lonnie Holley’s Freedom Songs 1 comment
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• Aug 11^th Major Tom to Ground Control: Have the Hubrids Taken Over Red Hook Yet? Comments Off on Major Tom to Ground Control: Have the Hubrids Taken Over Red Hook Yet?
• Aug 9^th Opinion: Opting Your Kid Out? Safety Still Matters, by Jeannine Mele Comments Off on Opinion: Opting Your Kid Out? Safety Still Matters, by Jeannine Mele
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• Aug 6^th QUINN ON BOOKS: “Life of Brian(s)” Comments Off on QUINN ON BOOKS: “Life of Brian(s)”
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• Jul 6^th Is the European BLM movement simply a fashionable statement? Comments Off on Is the European BLM movement simply a fashionable statement?
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• Jun 18^th With a name that rules out the dudes, Nobro goes for the gold by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on With a name that rules out the dudes, Nobro goes for the gold by Kurt Gottschalk
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• Jun 13^th A guide to the June 23rd primary 1 comment
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• Jun 13^th NYCHA residents lead other Red Hookers in census response Comments Off on NYCHA residents lead other Red Hookers in census response
• Jun 13^th Brisport, Walsh lead fundraising race in SD25, AD51 Comments Off on Brisport, Walsh lead fundraising race in SD25, AD51
• Jun 13^th Star-Revue endorsements Comments Off on Star-Revue endorsements
• Jun 13^th Yates’s View: Vote for Bernie Sanders in the primary 8 comments
• Jun 12^th BQX funding shortfall, by Larry Penner Comments Off on BQX funding shortfall, by Larry Penner
• Jun 12^th Covid takes a Brooklyn newspaper pioneer, by George Fiala, Tracy Garrity and Peter Haley 2 comments
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• Jun 10^th Artists improvise in Italy Comments Off on Artists improvise in Italy
• Jun 10^th D. Coluccio & Sons Comments Off on D. Coluccio & Sons
• Jun 10^th Bay Ridge volunteer ambulance corp answers the call during COVID-19 By Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Bay Ridge volunteer ambulance corp answers the call during COVID-19 By Erin DeGregorio
• May 15^th A Legendary Theft: HBO Max’s Counterfeit Black Culture 1 comment
• May 12^th Getting the real stuff during the pandemic, by Michael Fiorito 2 comments
• May 11^th Quinn on Books: My Mother Laughs by Chantal Akerman, translated by Corina Copp Comments Off on Quinn on Books: My Mother Laughs by Chantal Akerman, translated by Corina Copp
• May 11^th Under watchful eyes, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Under watchful eyes, by Roderick Thomas
• May 11^th A westward course for Beijing and Moscow, by Dario Pio Muccilli Comments Off on A westward course for Beijing and Moscow, by Dario Pio Muccilli
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• May 4^th Joy, survival and other endless pursuits: Vienna Carroll’s throwback blues for modern times Comments Off on Joy, survival and other endless pursuits: Vienna Carroll’s throwback blues for modern times
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• May 1^st Spaceworks artists still at risk Comments Off on Spaceworks artists still at risk
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• May 1^st Tropical fruits invade Brooklyn food banks Comments Off on Tropical fruits invade Brooklyn food banks
• May 1^st Q&A with a doctor on the front lines Comments Off on Q&A with a doctor on the front lines
• May 1^st Red Hook Laundromat reopens Comments Off on Red Hook Laundromat reopens
• May 1^st Canoe club keeps ‘Gowanus Strong’ Comments Off on Canoe club keeps ‘Gowanus Strong’
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• Apr 17^th Resources available for Red Hookers in need Comments Off on Resources available for Red Hookers in need
• Apr 11^th 72 Miles in 72 Hours Comments Off on 72 Miles in 72 Hours
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• Apr 10^th You hate to see it, by Caleb Drickey & Frank Meyer 1 comment
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• Apr 7^th A Quiet, Good Neighbor Comments Off on A Quiet, Good Neighbor
• Apr 7^th The Bridges of Gowanus Comments Off on The Bridges of Gowanus
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• Apr 4^th A drum maker’s long journey Comments Off on A drum maker’s long journey
• Apr 4^th Long-distance guitar with Ethan Fiks 1 comment
• Apr 4^th Mike Longo, March 19, 1931-March 22, 2020 Comments Off on Mike Longo, March 19, 1931-March 22, 2020
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• Apr 4^th Red Hook’s elected officials respond to pandemic Comments Off on Red Hook’s elected officials respond to pandemic
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• Apr 3^rd Local bartenders face life after nightlife 2 comments
• Apr 3^rd Chase Bank branch to close in June Comments Off on Chase Bank branch to close in June
• Apr 3^rd Do not ever let Andrew Cuomo become president Comments Off on Do not ever let Andrew Cuomo become president
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• Apr 2^nd Concert review: Regina Opera’s Golden Jubilee and ‘Gianni Schicchi’ Comments Off on Concert review: Regina Opera’s Golden Jubilee and ‘Gianni Schicchi’
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• Mar 21^st Justice Center becomes coronavirus emergency court Comments Off on Justice Center becomes coronavirus emergency court
• Mar 13^th Mayor de Blasio holds COVID-19 press conference Comments Off on Mayor de Blasio holds COVID-19 press conference
• Mar 13^th March dance calendar, by Carrie Comments Off on March dance calendar, by Carrie
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• Mar 12^th Rotary Club event to collect 500 boxes of feminine hygiene products for homeless shelter 1 comment
• Mar 12^th Interim flood protection anticipated for summer at Atlantic Basin Comments Off on Interim flood protection anticipated for summer at Atlantic Basin
• Mar 12^th Red Hook educators aim for Imagine Schools funding Comments Off on Red Hook educators aim for Imagine Schools funding
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• Mar 12^th The BQX runs on astroturf 2 comments
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• Mar 9^th Horse Lords: All Grown Up and Nothing to Prove by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Horse Lords: All Grown Up and Nothing to Prove by Kurt Gottschalk
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• Mar 6^th Conover Street ghosts may haunt Red Hook’s newest condos 2 comments
• Mar 6^th The Healthy Geezer, by Fred Cicetti Comments Off on The Healthy Geezer, by Fred Cicetti
• Mar 6^th Summit stars earn basketball scholarships Comments Off on Summit stars earn basketball scholarships
• Mar 6^th The Calvary Baptist Church of Red Hook celebrated Black History Month with singing, acting and music Comments Off on The Calvary Baptist Church of Red Hook celebrated Black History Month with singing, acting and music
• Mar 6^th Eight facts you might not have known about the Fort Hamilton Army Base Comments Off on Eight facts you might not have known about the Fort Hamilton Army Base
• Mar 6^th Meet five of Fort Hamilton High School’s JROTC Senior Cadets Comments Off on Meet five of Fort Hamilton High School’s JROTC Senior Cadets
• Mar 6^th Fort Hamilton High School’s Tiger Battalion is top-notch Comments Off on Fort Hamilton High School’s Tiger Battalion is top-notch
• Mar 6^th An inside look at US Army recruiting Comments Off on An inside look at US Army recruiting
• Mar 5^th The Grapevine TV, the hit show you’re just finding out about Comments Off on The Grapevine TV, the hit show you’re just finding out about
• Mar 5^th Eurydice looks back: a review of ‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’, by Nicola Morrow Comments Off on Eurydice looks back: a review of ‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’, by Nicola Morrow
• Mar 5^th How Pioneer Works got its blue fence, by Vanessa Rosa Comments Off on How Pioneer Works got its blue fence, by Vanessa Rosa
• Mar 5^th An ‘F’ grade for an ‘A’ City Comments Off on An ‘F’ grade for an ‘A’ City
• Mar 5^th Write it all down Comments Off on Write it all down
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• Mar 5^th The Buzz is still growing 3 comments
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• Mar 5^th A monthly political art series in Park Slope Comments Off on A monthly political art series in Park Slope
• Feb 14^th Heavy Holism: Greg Fox and the Rhythms of Life Comments Off on Heavy Holism: Greg Fox and the Rhythms of Life
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• Feb 10^th Park Slope high school organizes Valentine’s Day fundraiser Comments Off on Park Slope high school organizes Valentine’s Day fundraiser
• Feb 10^th Seniors express strength, joy, love through dance Comments Off on Seniors express strength, joy, love through dance
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• Feb 10^th Bay Ridge and Brownsville senior couples to dance this Valentine’s Day Comments Off on Bay Ridge and Brownsville senior couples to dance this Valentine’s Day
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• Feb 10^th The good, the bad and the ugly of digital dating Comments Off on The good, the bad and the ugly of digital dating
• Feb 10^th Lovesick? There’s an app for that! Comments Off on Lovesick? There’s an app for that!
• Feb 10^th #CupidCrew movement delivers roses to seniors on Valentine’s Day in NY and beyond Comments Off on #CupidCrew movement delivers roses to seniors on Valentine’s Day in NY and beyond
• Feb 10^th BASIS Independent Brooklyn students celebrate Valentine’s Day in different ways Comments Off on BASIS Independent Brooklyn students celebrate Valentine’s Day in different ways
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• Feb 10^th Nostalgia and All That Jazz: The 8 Bit Big Band Comments Off on Nostalgia and All That Jazz: The 8 Bit Big Band
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• Feb 7^th Jalopy Records release: ‘Fatboy Wilson & Old Viejo Bones’ Comments Off on Jalopy Records release: ‘Fatboy Wilson & Old Viejo Bones’
• Feb 7^th Mi casa es su casa: Don Duggan and his Brooklyn Music Shop house concerts Comments Off on Mi casa es su casa: Don Duggan and his Brooklyn Music Shop house concerts
• Feb 7^th Cambridge, England: some of that rock & roll music Comments Off on Cambridge, England: some of that rock & roll music
• Feb 7^th Bloco La Conga bringing Conga Santiaguera to NYC Comments Off on Bloco La Conga bringing Conga Santiaguera to NYC
• Feb 7^th Bowie’s ‘Blackstar’ reconsidered Comments Off on Bowie’s ‘Blackstar’ reconsidered
• Feb 7^th Album review: ‘The Sunset Canyoneers’ Comments Off on Album review: ‘The Sunset Canyoneers’
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• Feb 7^th Stagg party Comments Off on Stagg party
• Feb 7^th Four authors and an actor to gather in a 1920s Brooklyn ballroom to honor late writer Stephen Dixon Comments Off on Four authors and an actor to gather in a 1920s Brooklyn ballroom to honor late writer Stephen Dixon
• Feb 7^th Technology and the empathy void: narcissism on the rise 1 comment
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• Feb 3^rd Thank You, Kobe Comments Off on Thank You, Kobe
• Feb 3^rd A disappointing endorsement in State Senate race 1 comment
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• Feb 3^rd Flood protection design process commences in Red Hook Comments Off on Flood protection design process commences in Red Hook
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• Feb 3^rd Sunset Terrace Family Health Center expands Comments Off on Sunset Terrace Family Health Center expands
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• Jan 6^th When will the blues come? by George Grella Comments Off on When will the blues come? by George Grella
• Jan 6^th Liberty Valance, ASCAP, Rolling Stone & The Man: gather those rose buds!, by Joe Enright Comments Off on Liberty Valance, ASCAP, Rolling Stone & The Man: gather those rose buds!, by Joe Enright
• Jan 6^th Pop culture and drugs Comments Off on Pop culture and drugs
• Jan 6^th Concert review: Robyn Hitchcock at Murmrr Comments Off on Concert review: Robyn Hitchcock at Murmrr
• Jan 6^th January film preview Comments Off on January film preview
• Jan 6^th ‘Shahidul Alam: Truth to Power’ at the Rubin Museum 1 comment
• Jan 6^th Quinn on Books: ‘Horror Stories’ by Liz Phair Comments Off on Quinn on Books: ‘Horror Stories’ by Liz Phair
• Jan 2^nd Appeal rejected in Tyjuan Hill case Comments Off on Appeal rejected in Tyjuan Hill case
• Jan 2^nd Another good season for Summit basketball Comments Off on Another good season for Summit basketball
• Jan 2^nd Harold Ickes Playground still empty Comments Off on Harold Ickes Playground still empty
• Jan 2^nd Red Hook flood protection system delayed Comments Off on Red Hook flood protection system delayed
• Jan 2^nd 76th Precinct honors cops for fatal shooting in Gowanus Houses Comments Off on 76th Precinct honors cops for fatal shooting in Gowanus Houses
• Jan 2^nd Let’s start over on Gowanus Green Comments Off on Let’s start over on Gowanus Green
• Jan 2^nd Brooklyn Public Library contracts go to donors Comments Off on Brooklyn Public Library contracts go to donors
• Jan 2^nd New paths to affordable housing in NYC: a look at the Singapore model, by Sander Hicks Comments Off on New paths to affordable housing in NYC: a look at the Singapore model, by Sander Hicks
• Jan 2^nd Hair wigs have been (and still are) all the rage Comments Off on Hair wigs have been (and still are) all the rage
• Jan 2^nd RHSR exclusive: Exploring wig history, pop culture with three of the industry’s big wigs 2 comments
• Jan 2^nd Where there’s a wig, there’s a way: three women share how they got their new hairdos 1 comment
• Jan 2^nd A colorful, carefree & calculating Carmen begins Regina Opera’s 50th season Comments Off on A colorful, carefree & calculating Carmen begins Regina Opera’s 50th season
• Jan 2^nd Feeling the Holocaust Comments Off on Feeling the Holocaust
• Jan 2^nd Di Fara Pizza has still got it Comments Off on Di Fara Pizza has still got it
• Jan 2^nd 10 celebrities’ wigs that will be forever iconic Comments Off on 10 celebrities’ wigs that will be forever iconic
• Jan 2^nd Nintendo jazz nights and Nutella burger Comments Off on Nintendo jazz nights and Nutella burger

2019

• Dec 21^st 676’s new and improved holiday party 1 comment
• Dec 9^th The Longshoreman makes a comeback 10 comments
• Dec 9^th PAVE goes to camp, by Maren Morsch Comments Off on PAVE goes to camp, by Maren Morsch
• Dec 9^th State-funded Mother Cabrini statue and post office renaming plans move forward Comments Off on State-funded Mother Cabrini statue and post office renaming plans move forward
• Dec 9^th 11 facts you might not have known about Saint Frances Cabrini Comments Off on 11 facts you might not have known about Saint Frances Cabrini
• Dec 9^th St. Frances Xavier “Mother” Cabrini’s impact in New York Comments Off on St. Frances Xavier “Mother” Cabrini’s impact in New York
• Dec 9^th A brief history of She Built NYC and the push-back that followed, by Erin DiGregorio Comments Off on A brief history of She Built NYC and the push-back that followed, by Erin DiGregorio
• Dec 6^th Post office likely to stay in Industry City Comments Off on Post office likely to stay in Industry City
• Dec 6^th A possible New York textile industry for the future 1 comment
• Dec 6^th Will the student debt crisis be the next recession? Comments Off on Will the student debt crisis be the next recession?
• Dec 6^th What will happen to NYCHA’s hidden population under RAD? Comments Off on What will happen to NYCHA’s hidden population under RAD?
• Dec 6^th PS 15 hosts youth theater Comments Off on PS 15 hosts youth theater
• Dec 6^th PS 676 kids lead charge to improve Hamilton Avenue Footbridge 1 comment
• Dec 4^th Summit Academy founder condemns Halloween arrests 4 comments
• Dec 4^th The right amount of fare evasion Comments Off on The right amount of fare evasion
• Dec 4^th Clinton Street stores to reopen on Columbia Comments Off on Clinton Street stores to reopen on Columbia
• Dec 4^th The Nets have brought back New York basketball Comments Off on The Nets have brought back New York basketball
• Dec 4^th Dustin Yellin’s big table, by John Buchanan Comments Off on Dustin Yellin’s big table, by John Buchanan
• Dec 4^th Ditmas Park artist extraordinaire Comments Off on Ditmas Park artist extraordinaire
• Dec 4^th Movie review: ‘Honey Boy’ Comments Off on Movie review: ‘Honey Boy’
• Dec 4^th Andro Wekua at Gladstone Gallery Comments Off on Andro Wekua at Gladstone Gallery
• Dec 4^th December film previews Comments Off on December film previews
• Dec 4^th Indie theater triple feature Comments Off on Indie theater triple feature
• Dec 2^nd Spotify, Apple, streaming and stereos, by Jack Grace Comments Off on Spotify, Apple, streaming and stereos, by Jack Grace
• Dec 2^nd ‘Ras Kitchen,’ Ital cookin’, reggae music, and Jamaican culture 2 comments
• Dec 2^nd A beautiful night celebrating Prince, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on A beautiful night celebrating Prince, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Dec 2^nd The Glow, Teen Body, and Sean Henry at Baby’s All Right Comments Off on The Glow, Teen Body, and Sean Henry at Baby’s All Right
• Dec 2^nd Afrobeats: the soundtrack of the diaspora Comments Off on Afrobeats: the soundtrack of the diaspora
• Dec 2^nd Records of records, by George Grella Comments Off on Records of records, by George Grella
• Dec 2^nd Dead presidents: the music of elections, past, present and future 1 comment
• Dec 2^nd Cold metal for the long winter, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Cold metal for the long winter, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Nov 27^th The Gypsy Flies from Coast to Coast, by Mike Fiorito 1 comment
• Nov 20^th Only The Stones Remain Comments Off on Only The Stones Remain
• Nov 8^th The New York music scene ain’t what it used to be, but it could be… 3 comments
• Nov 8^th Survivor story: Blake Sandberg’s ALIENS attempt second landing by Kurt Gottschalk 1 comment
• Nov 8^th Starting from scratch with little scratch: one way to become a record collector Comments Off on Starting from scratch with little scratch: one way to become a record collector
• Nov 8^th A Brooklyn teen’s Appalachia 1 comment
• Nov 8^th Lil Kim returns Comments Off on Lil Kim returns
• Nov 8^th Ragas Live and Anthony Braxton: jazz (maybe, definitely) at Pioneer Works and Columbia, by George Grella Comments Off on Ragas Live and Anthony Braxton: jazz (maybe, definitely) at Pioneer Works and Columbia, by George Grella
• Nov 8^th Drinking on the job, by Jack Grace Comments Off on Drinking on the job, by Jack Grace
• Nov 8^th Talented teenage band Control The Sound does just that Comments Off on Talented teenage band Control The Sound does just that
• Nov 8^th Astronomy in two hemispheres, by Andrew B. White Comments Off on Astronomy in two hemispheres, by Andrew B. White
• Nov 8^th Psychedelic Country Folk Pioneers: Kacy & Clayton Comments Off on Psychedelic Country Folk Pioneers: Kacy & Clayton
• Nov 8^th Public’s ‘The Michaels’ an emotional experience, by Carly Quellman Comments Off on Public’s ‘The Michaels’ an emotional experience, by Carly Quellman
• Nov 7^th Joker V Parasite: The State of Class War at the Movies, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Joker V Parasite: The State of Class War at the Movies, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Nov 7^th Renovation, Remix, and Recontextualization: What is MoMA in 2019 Comments Off on Renovation, Remix, and Recontextualization: What is MoMA in 2019
• Nov 7^th In The Dream House Comments Off on In The Dream House
• Nov 7^th Leonardo: The Works, by Mike Fiorito Comments Off on Leonardo: The Works, by Mike Fiorito
• Nov 7^th The Contradictions Of A Soccer Star Comments Off on The Contradictions Of A Soccer Star
• Nov 7^th Zero, zilch, ‘Nada’: Left-wing crime doesn’t pay in French classic Comments Off on Zero, zilch, ‘Nada’: Left-wing crime doesn’t pay in French classic
• Nov 6^th On Domestic Violence, a local view, by Khary Bekka Comments Off on On Domestic Violence, a local view, by Khary Bekka
• Nov 6^th Let’s give it a rest with the STEAM thing Comments Off on Let’s give it a rest with the STEAM thing
• Nov 6^th My Look At The Hug Comments Off on My Look At The Hug
• Nov 6^th New library coming to Red Hook Comments Off on New library coming to Red Hook
• Nov 6^th Brooklyn Bread Rises Comments Off on Brooklyn Bread Rises
• Nov 6^th Barnacle Parade marks seventh Sandy anniversary Comments Off on Barnacle Parade marks seventh Sandy anniversary
• Nov 6^th Why Be Black When You Can Be Afro Latino? The P.O.C. Issue Comments Off on Why Be Black When You Can Be Afro Latino? The P.O.C. Issue
• Nov 4^th Sahadi’s settles into Industry City with success Comments Off on Sahadi’s settles into Industry City with success
• Nov 4^th Paul’s dreams of John by Mike Fiorito 3 comments
• Nov 4^th Nom Wah owner Wilson Tang talks traditions and Chinese-American classics Comments Off on Nom Wah owner Wilson Tang talks traditions and Chinese-American classics
• Nov 4^th Manhattan’s oldest Italian restaurant is landmarked and looks it Comments Off on Manhattan’s oldest Italian restaurant is landmarked and looks it
• Nov 4^th Acme Smoked Fish’s humble beginnings and Fish Fridays Comments Off on Acme Smoked Fish’s humble beginnings and Fish Fridays
• Oct 24^th Kings Plaza has staying power Comments Off on Kings Plaza has staying power
• Oct 24^th More Democratic primary candidates for State Legislature in Red Hook Comments Off on More Democratic primary candidates for State Legislature in Red Hook
• Oct 24^th There are no young Republicans in Brooklyn Comments Off on There are no young Republicans in Brooklyn
• Oct 5^th Empty Stages By George Grella Comments Off on Empty Stages By George Grella
• Oct 5^th Menchaca’s finest hour didn’t go well, by Brett Yates 1 comment
• Oct 5^th Piotr’s picks: 3 gallery shows to check out in NYC this October 1 comment
• Oct 5^th An attempt to organize Red Hook do-gooders Comments Off on An attempt to organize Red Hook do-gooders
• Oct 5^th Moving on: EPA makes final decision in tunnel vs. tank canal remedy showdown Comments Off on Moving on: EPA makes final decision in tunnel vs. tank canal remedy showdown
• Oct 5^th Potential delay on school rezoning Comments Off on Potential delay on school rezoning
• Oct 5^th The Brooklyn Bridge Rotary Club Helps Seniors Comments Off on The Brooklyn Bridge Rotary Club Helps Seniors
• Oct 5^th So good, so right, soba Comments Off on So good, so right, soba
• Oct 5^th All in the mall Comments Off on All in the mall
• Oct 5^th More, more momo Comments Off on More, more momo
• Oct 5^th My journey into the Amazon Comments Off on My journey into the Amazon
• Oct 5^th A deep dive look into the famous NYC Village Halloween Parade Comments Off on A deep dive look into the famous NYC Village Halloween Parade
• Oct 5^th The history of Red Hook’s own Barnacle Parade Comments Off on The history of Red Hook’s own Barnacle Parade
• Oct 5^th Sweet, spooky, salacious short film ‘Under Covers’ helps mighty oak grow in Brooklyn by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Sweet, spooky, salacious short film ‘Under Covers’ helps mighty oak grow in Brooklyn by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Oct 3^rd October Film Preview Comments Off on October Film Preview
• Oct 3^rd Faro is Bushwick, and Bushwick is Faro Comments Off on Faro is Bushwick, and Bushwick is Faro
• Oct 3^rd Dominick’s: A living landmark on Arthur Avenue Comments Off on Dominick’s: A living landmark on Arthur Avenue
• Oct 3^rd Land for the living, not for the dead Comments Off on Land for the living, not for the dead
• Oct 3^rd Movie review: ‘Ad Astra’ Comments Off on Movie review: ‘Ad Astra’
• Oct 2^nd A new mural for PS 676 Comments Off on A new mural for PS 676
• Oct 2^nd Red Hook takes part in climate strike Comments Off on Red Hook takes part in climate strike
• Oct 2^nd Community board committee tables Gowanus R station elevator proposal for now Comments Off on Community board committee tables Gowanus R station elevator proposal for now
• Oct 2^nd LGBTQ community wondering why it took so long to arrest a predator of the Black community Comments Off on LGBTQ community wondering why it took so long to arrest a predator of the Black community
• Oct 1^st Brexit is a state of mind in ‘Dreams of Leaving and Remaining’ Comments Off on Brexit is a state of mind in ‘Dreams of Leaving and Remaining’
• Oct 1^st Where the 2020 candidates stand on public housing Comments Off on Where the 2020 candidates stand on public housing
• Oct 1^st Where are all the protest songs? By Jack Grace 5 comments
• Oct 1^st The Long Ryders – Pioneers of Alt Country Comments Off on The Long Ryders – Pioneers of Alt Country
• Oct 1^st The Highwomen Are Here To Stay by Rebecca Castellani Comments Off on The Highwomen Are Here To Stay by Rebecca Castellani
• Oct 1^st Rolling Stone Charts — The End of Payola? Comments Off on Rolling Stone Charts — The End of Payola?
• Oct 1^st Rafe Stepto at Branded Saloon Comments Off on Rafe Stepto at Branded Saloon
• Oct 1^st No Pretense, No Pretending in Chrissie Hynde’s Song Stylings:the Valve Bone Woe Ensemble by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on No Pretense, No Pretending in Chrissie Hynde’s Song Stylings:the Valve Bone Woe Ensemble by Kurt Gottschalk
• Oct 1^st Louis Prima & The Witnesses by Mike Fiorito Comments Off on Louis Prima & The Witnesses by Mike Fiorito
• Oct 1^st Lizzie King’s Parlor by Jody Callahan Comments Off on Lizzie King’s Parlor by Jody Callahan
• Sep 30^th In stereo: Don Dixon and Marti Jones play NYC Comments Off on In stereo: Don Dixon and Marti Jones play NYC
• Sep 30^th How to be French when you’re not: on Clermont Ferrand’s magic bus By Mike Morgan 1 comment
• Sep 30^th Book review: ‘Cruel to Be Kind: The Life and Music of Nick Lowe’ by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Book review: ‘Cruel to Be Kind: The Life and Music of Nick Lowe’ by Kurt Gottschalk
• Sep 10^th Red Hook Children to Climate Strike Comments Off on Red Hook Children to Climate Strike
• Sep 9^th Summit Academy stays in Red Hook Comments Off on Summit Academy stays in Red Hook
• Sep 8^th Concert Suggestions for Fall 2019 Comments Off on Concert Suggestions for Fall 2019
• Sep 8^th The Healthy Geezer: Is a TIA dangerous? By Fred Cicetti Comments Off on The Healthy Geezer: Is a TIA dangerous? By Fred Cicetti
• Sep 8^th Letters to the Editor: Regents Comments Off on Letters to the Editor: Regents
• Sep 8^th The Heights Players to kick off 64th season with showstopper ‘Gypsy’ Comments Off on The Heights Players to kick off 64th season with showstopper ‘Gypsy’
• Sep 8^th Exercise tips to try before you hit the tennis court Comments Off on Exercise tips to try before you hit the tennis court
• Sep 8^th The Red Hook Parks and Recreation Center would like to thank all that attended in the Red Hook Community Comments Off on The Red Hook Parks and Recreation Center would like to thank all that attended in the Red Hook Community
• Sep 8^th No big news from Parks Department 1 comment
• Sep 8^th News Briefs: Brooklyn for Peace, Carnival Cruise, Atlantic Antic Comments Off on News Briefs: Brooklyn for Peace, Carnival Cruise, Atlantic Antic
• Sep 8^th ‘Elf’ production to come to Bay Ridge in time for holiday season Comments Off on ‘Elf’ production to come to Bay Ridge in time for holiday season
• Sep 8^th Medicare for All topic of Brooklyn’s People’s Assembly Comments Off on Medicare for All topic of Brooklyn’s People’s Assembly
• Sep 8^th Does the landmarks commission care about industrial New York? Comments Off on Does the landmarks commission care about industrial New York?
• Sep 8^th A glimpse into Gallery Players’ upcoming fall productions Comments Off on A glimpse into Gallery Players’ upcoming fall productions
• Sep 8^th District 15 rezoning may overlook PS 676 Comments Off on District 15 rezoning may overlook PS 676
• Sep 8^th Last-mile distribution needs new rules Comments Off on Last-mile distribution needs new rules
• Sep 8^th ‘A View from the Bridge’ returns to the Red Hook waterfront Comments Off on ‘A View from the Bridge’ returns to the Red Hook waterfront
• Sep 8^th ‘A Dream Deferred’ spotlights frustration and hope in NYCHA Comments Off on ‘A Dream Deferred’ spotlights frustration and hope in NYCHA
• Sep 8^th Trapped Explosions: Sculptor Megan Suttles on her work, generalized anxiety, and the Red Hook art community Comments Off on Trapped Explosions: Sculptor Megan Suttles on her work, generalized anxiety, and the Red Hook art community
• Sep 8^th Dreaming of a Third Eye: Deborah Ugoretz on art and spirituality 1 comment
• Sep 5^th The Root Cellar: John Pinamonti & Sunny’s Bar in Red Hook by Mike Morgan 1 comment
• Sep 5^th Dumbo Americana by Jack Grace Comments Off on Dumbo Americana by Jack Grace
• Sep 5^th An Interview with Scott Pfaffman, by John Buchanan 1 comment
• Sep 5^th Reply-all is swallowing me whole: a call to arms for the gigging musician Comments Off on Reply-all is swallowing me whole: a call to arms for the gigging musician
• Sep 5^th The new Afrofuturism of Oshun Comments Off on The new Afrofuturism of Oshun
• Sep 5^th Mac Wellman’s wilderness of thorns and mirrors Comments Off on Mac Wellman’s wilderness of thorns and mirrors
• Sep 4^th My only true friend, by Mike Fiorito Comments Off on My only true friend, by Mike Fiorito
• Sep 4^th Mama D’s perfect night out is a perfect night in 2 comments
• Sep 4^th Notes on ‘Loro’: an iconic portrayal of Silvio Berlusconi anchors a reckoning with Italian (and American) culture by Dante A. Ciampaglia 1 comment
• Sep 4^th Lasers and Lace at the Knitting Factory Comments Off on Lasers and Lace at the Knitting Factory
• Sep 4^th Fall Television Preview: Are TV Reboots Here to Save Us From a Dystopian Future Both On and Off the Screen? By Anna Ben Yehuda Rahmanan Comments Off on Fall Television Preview: Are TV Reboots Here to Save Us From a Dystopian Future Both On and Off the Screen? By Anna Ben Yehuda Rahmanan
• Sep 4^th Movie review: ‘Cold Case Hammarskjöld’ by Caleb Drickey Comments Off on Movie review: ‘Cold Case Hammarskjöld’ by Caleb Drickey
• Sep 4^th Busk and Grind by Jody Callahan Comments Off on Busk and Grind by Jody Callahan
• Sep 3^rd Piotr’s picks: 3 gallery shows to check out in NYC this September Comments Off on Piotr’s picks: 3 gallery shows to check out in NYC this September
• Sep 3^rd 20 years of Zum Schneider Featuring Moesl Franzi and The Ja Ja Jas Comments Off on 20 years of Zum Schneider Featuring Moesl Franzi and The Ja Ja Jas
• Sep 3^rd 11 Shows Set to Take Over Broadway This Fall By Anna Ben Yehuda Rahmanan Comments Off on 11 Shows Set to Take Over Broadway This Fall By Anna Ben Yehuda Rahmanan
• Sep 2^nd Labor Day, in the neighborhood Comments Off on Labor Day, in the neighborhood
• Aug 28^th Authentic Indie: Brooklyn Wildlife Summer Festival Comments Off on Authentic Indie: Brooklyn Wildlife Summer Festival
• Aug 5^th Letter to the Editor: Warning: NYCHA gives ZERO Warning 1 comment
• Aug 5^th Column: Debt will doom us all (probably not) Comments Off on Column: Debt will doom us all (probably not)
• Aug 5^th Damned Old Party BY THE EDITORIAL COLLECTIVE Comments Off on Damned Old Party BY THE EDITORIAL COLLECTIVE
• Aug 4^th A reporter’s view of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship Comments Off on A reporter’s view of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship
• Aug 4^th Gowanus Canal cleanup schedule: Summer 2019 edition Comments Off on Gowanus Canal cleanup schedule: Summer 2019 edition
• Aug 4^th Bathe: talking about paranoia, in a beachy R&B kind of way by Roderick Thomas 1 comment
• Aug 4^th On the eternal mystery of the Beard Street flooding Comments Off on On the eternal mystery of the Beard Street flooding
• Aug 4^th Funding finally designated toward neighborhood NYCHA community centers Comments Off on Funding finally designated toward neighborhood NYCHA community centers
• Aug 4^th What made this year’s Formula E car different this year, plus what’s to come 1 comment
• Aug 4^th Capitalism, Schools, and Grades, by Richard Wolff Comments Off on Capitalism, Schools, and Grades, by Richard Wolff
• Aug 4^th New, modern electric generating stations could be coming to Gowanus in 5 years Comments Off on New, modern electric generating stations could be coming to Gowanus in 5 years
• Aug 4^th Guitarist Extraordinaire – Scott Sharrard Comments Off on Guitarist Extraordinaire – Scott Sharrard
• Aug 4^th Hanks Saloon has left the building… again… by Jack Grace Comments Off on Hanks Saloon has left the building… again… by Jack Grace
• Aug 4^th The Left Likes Its Chances by Frank Stipp Comments Off on The Left Likes Its Chances by Frank Stipp
• Aug 4^th Formula E World Comments Off on Formula E World
• Aug 3^rd Red Hook: The Best Kept Shopping Secret Comments Off on Red Hook: The Best Kept Shopping Secret
• Aug 3^rd Jeffrey Lewis – Antifolk Hero & Comic Artist by Adam Whittaker Comments Off on Jeffrey Lewis – Antifolk Hero & Comic Artist by Adam Whittaker
• Aug 3^rd Stockholm Syndrome: Is IKEA’s food actually any good? Or are its shoppers just a captive audience? Comments Off on Stockholm Syndrome: Is IKEA’s food actually any good? Or are its shoppers just a captive audience?
• Aug 3^rd RHSR Roundup: Kids Beat the summer brain drain with these reading challenges Comments Off on RHSR Roundup: Kids Beat the summer brain drain with these reading challenges
• Aug 3^rd ‘The Tiger’s Wife’ author returns with a glorious tale of the American West Comments Off on ‘The Tiger’s Wife’ author returns with a glorious tale of the American West
• Aug 3^rd Citizen Journalism Pays a Visit to US by Frank Stipp Comments Off on Citizen Journalism Pays a Visit to US by Frank Stipp
• Aug 3^rd New Crimes, Familiar Grounds: Kate Atkinson’s Detective Jackson Brodie Returns in ‘Big Sky’ Comments Off on New Crimes, Familiar Grounds: Kate Atkinson’s Detective Jackson Brodie Returns in ‘Big Sky’
• Aug 3^rd Martina Arroyo’s Prelude to Performance Presents a Sparkling Die Fledermaus by Nino Pantano Comments Off on Martina Arroyo’s Prelude to Performance Presents a Sparkling Die Fledermaus by Nino Pantano
• Aug 3^rd ‘Legion’ wants to talk superhumans, not superheroes By Will Drickey Comments Off on ‘Legion’ wants to talk superhumans, not superheroes By Will Drickey
• Aug 3^rd Horror Is a Thing Bathed in Sunlight: Review of ‘Midsommar’ By Caleb Drickey Comments Off on Horror Is a Thing Bathed in Sunlight: Review of ‘Midsommar’ By Caleb Drickey
• Aug 3^rd Getting Lost in the “Wildernesses” at Peninsula Art Space Comments Off on Getting Lost in the “Wildernesses” at Peninsula Art Space
• Aug 3^rd An Uncomfortable Audience at Jackie Sibblies Drury’s “Fairview” by Ruby Hutson-Ellenberg Comments Off on An Uncomfortable Audience at Jackie Sibblies Drury’s “Fairview” by Ruby Hutson-Ellenberg
• Aug 3^rd Foodies and locals flock to Red Hook’s first Food and Drink Crawl Comments Off on Foodies and locals flock to Red Hook’s first Food and Drink Crawl
• Aug 2^nd Kids can get reading help at the Red Hook Library Comments Off on Kids can get reading help at the Red Hook Library
• Aug 2^nd Back to School Bash Comments Off on Back to School Bash
• Aug 2^nd Prince Lives, by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Prince Lives, by Kurt Gottschalk
• Aug 2^nd Breaking down the proposed District 15 school rezonings, by Erin DeGregorio and Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Breaking down the proposed District 15 school rezonings, by Erin DeGregorio and Nathan Weiser
• Aug 2^nd New York teachers question Regents exams 2 comments
• Aug 2^nd VIEWPOINT: A little bit of Trump can be found even in the melting pot, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on VIEWPOINT: A little bit of Trump can be found even in the melting pot, by Roderick Thomas
• Aug 2^nd Race to the finish: Downtown Brooklyn students go-kart against pro e-car drivers Comments Off on Race to the finish: Downtown Brooklyn students go-kart against pro e-car drivers
• Aug 2^nd The Sultan Room, NYC’s newest bad-ass music venue Comments Off on The Sultan Room, NYC’s newest bad-ass music venue
• Aug 2^nd THE THAMES DELTA IS YOUR OLD BACKYARD: On Wilko Johnson By Mike Morgan Comments Off on THE THAMES DELTA IS YOUR OLD BACKYARD: On Wilko Johnson By Mike Morgan
• Aug 2^nd Micromobility for all 3 comments
• Aug 2^nd UPS to build one of their largest facilities in Red Hook Comments Off on UPS to build one of their largest facilities in Red Hook
• Aug 2^nd U.S. women’s soccer team celebrates another World Cup win in NYC Comments Off on U.S. women’s soccer team celebrates another World Cup win in NYC
• Aug 2^nd Put Your Money Where Your Energy Is Comments Off on Put Your Money Where Your Energy Is
• Aug 1^st BASIS produces good bassists! Comments Off on BASIS produces good bassists!
• Aug 1^st Catholics fill Cyclones Park in Coney Island Comments Off on Catholics fill Cyclones Park in Coney Island
• Aug 1^st 11 Alternative Education Destinations in New York City By Anna Ben Yehuda Rahmanan Comments Off on 11 Alternative Education Destinations in New York City By Anna Ben Yehuda Rahmanan
• Aug 1^st Who killed Good Cause Eviction? Comments Off on Who killed Good Cause Eviction?
• Aug 1^st Rip It Up and Start Again: BAM’s Exceptional Showcase of 1980s Women Filmmakers, by Dante A. Ciampaglia Comments Off on Rip It Up and Start Again: BAM’s Exceptional Showcase of 1980s Women Filmmakers, by Dante A. Ciampaglia
• Aug 1^st “Stranger Things” and tie-dye, oh my! Kids’ fashion Q&A with stylist Liz Teich 2 comments
• Jul 31^st “The Tiger’s Wife” author returns with a glorious tale of the American West Comments Off on “The Tiger’s Wife” author returns with a glorious tale of the American West
• Jul 31^st Getting Lost in the “Wildernesses” at Peninsula Art Space Comments Off on Getting Lost in the “Wildernesses” at Peninsula Art Space
• Jul 11^th Formula E driver Pascal Wehrlein talks tracks and routines before big Red Hook race Comments Off on Formula E driver Pascal Wehrlein talks tracks and routines before big Red Hook race
• Jul 10^th French Restaurant Week Returns for 10th Edition in NYC Comments Off on French Restaurant Week Returns for 10th Edition in NYC
• Jul 2^nd July Arts & Entertainment Calendar Comments Off on July Arts & Entertainment Calendar
• Jul 2^nd Recess Under the Arch: Come Out and Play, New York’s long-running festival of street games and general silliness comes to DUMBO Comments Off on Recess Under the Arch: Come Out and Play, New York’s long-running festival of street games and general silliness comes to DUMBO
• Jul 2^nd Pioneer Works’ Community Lunch is the best deal in town Comments Off on Pioneer Works’ Community Lunch is the best deal in town
• Jul 2^nd Montagues, Capulets, Fords, and Chevys: Shakespeare in the Parking Lot celebrates its 25th season on the Lower East Side Comments Off on Montagues, Capulets, Fords, and Chevys: Shakespeare in the Parking Lot celebrates its 25th season on the Lower East Side
• Jul 2^nd Meet me in Gowanus Comments Off on Meet me in Gowanus
• Jul 2^nd David Sharps on 25 Years of the Waterfront Museum Comments Off on David Sharps on 25 Years of the Waterfront Museum
• Jul 2^nd “Booksmart”: Coming of Age with Matching Jumpsuits and Alanis Morissette Karaoke Comments Off on “Booksmart”: Coming of Age with Matching Jumpsuits and Alanis Morissette Karaoke
• Jul 2^nd Imagine There’s No Beatles: Review of ‘Yesterday’ Comments Off on Imagine There’s No Beatles: Review of ‘Yesterday’
• Jul 2^nd Art Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass Comments Off on Art Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass
• Jul 2^nd Scheherezade (& Her Sister) Shushed in Sunset Park Comments Off on Scheherezade (& Her Sister) Shushed in Sunset Park
• Jul 2^nd Arthur Miller’s Red Hook excavated at Waterfront Barge Museum 1 comment
• Jul 2^nd ‘Dead to Me’ is dead to me 1 comment
• Jul 2^nd Rock the Bayou: Voodoo Halloween in the Big Easy Comments Off on Rock the Bayou: Voodoo Halloween in the Big Easy
• Jul 1^st An ‘impossible thing to do before breakfast’: Take an adventure to Alice’s Tea Cup Café in Brooklyn Comments Off on An ‘impossible thing to do before breakfast’: Take an adventure to Alice’s Tea Cup Café in Brooklyn
• Jul 1^st Recap: DCP Shows CB6 Committee Some Waterfront Proposals Comments Off on Recap: DCP Shows CB6 Committee Some Waterfront Proposals
• Jul 1^st Broadway’s ‘Hadestown’ and ‘Mean Girls’ cast members perform in Brooklyn Comments Off on Broadway’s ‘Hadestown’ and ‘Mean Girls’ cast members perform in Brooklyn
• Jul 1^st Breakneck Ridge tried to warn you Comments Off on Breakneck Ridge tried to warn you
• Jul 1^st Boxing and Faith Comments Off on Boxing and Faith
• Jul 1^st Crown Heights student takes top prize in national essay competition Comments Off on Crown Heights student takes top prize in national essay competition
• Jul 1^st Gather round: Gowanus business owners meet with DCP Comments Off on Gather round: Gowanus business owners meet with DCP
• Jul 1^st Formula E returns to Red Hook for the third time Comments Off on Formula E returns to Red Hook for the third time
• Jul 1^st Remediation process at manufactured gas plant site begins this month Comments Off on Remediation process at manufactured gas plant site begins this month
• Jul 1^st The summer of Revel Comments Off on The summer of Revel
• Jul 1^st 76th Precinct NCOs at Pioneer Works Comments Off on 76th Precinct NCOs at Pioneer Works
• Jul 1^st Brand new cancer center opens in Sunset Park Comments Off on Brand new cancer center opens in Sunset Park
• Jul 1^st Voice of Gowanus Coalition joins other rezoning-related groups in NYC press conference Comments Off on Voice of Gowanus Coalition joins other rezoning-related groups in NYC press conference
• Jul 1^st Throwing stones with Philip Johnson Comments Off on Throwing stones with Philip Johnson
• Jul 1^st Five historic Gowanus sites could become landmarks before rezoning Comments Off on Five historic Gowanus sites could become landmarks before rezoning
• Jul 1^st Cause for sainthood of a former Bed-Stuy priest goes to the Vatican Comments Off on Cause for sainthood of a former Bed-Stuy priest goes to the Vatican
• Jul 1^st There’s no pier pressure when kayaking with Red Hook Boaters Comments Off on There’s no pier pressure when kayaking with Red Hook Boaters
• Jul 1^st Red Hook Container Terminal gets busier Comments Off on Red Hook Container Terminal gets busier
• Jul 1^st Art Shamsky: After the Miracle. a review by Frank Stipp Comments Off on Art Shamsky: After the Miracle. a review by Frank Stipp
• Jul 1^st NYC families and elected officials rally for smaller classes at City Hall Comments Off on NYC families and elected officials rally for smaller classes at City Hall
• Jul 1^st Four historic districts landmarked in Sunset Park Comments Off on Four historic districts landmarked in Sunset Park
• Jul 1^st A polyculture of Upstate beer in Carroll Gardens Comments Off on A polyculture of Upstate beer in Carroll Gardens
• Jul 1^st Don’t buy Brad Lander’s YIMBY junk, by Brett Yates 4 comments
• Jul 1^st RED HOOK CONCERT CALENDAR–JULY 2019 by Jaimie Branch Comments Off on RED HOOK CONCERT CALENDAR–JULY 2019 by Jaimie Branch
• Jun 27^th Paying In The Band – Top Tips from Jack Grace Comments Off on Paying In The Band – Top Tips from Jack Grace
• Jun 27^th Rhythm is Our Business, by Mike Fiorito Comments Off on Rhythm is Our Business, by Mike Fiorito
• Jun 27^th Live Composition Festival Review Comments Off on Live Composition Festival Review
• Jun 27^th Good Fortune & Bad Metal: 6 Weeks On The Road with A British Busking Band, by Adam Whittaker Comments Off on Good Fortune & Bad Metal: 6 Weeks On The Road with A British Busking Band, by Adam Whittaker
• Jun 27^th GARLAND’S LAND IS OUR LAND, by Mike Morgan Comments Off on GARLAND’S LAND IS OUR LAND, by Mike Morgan
• Jun 27^th Album Review BIG|BRAVE & Helium Horse Fly by Kurt Gottschalk Comments Off on Album Review BIG|BRAVE & Helium Horse Fly by Kurt Gottschalk
• Jun 27^th Roots Cafe: A Decade Rooted in Music and Community, By Jody Callahan 1 comment
• Jun 27^th Stan Mitchell: From CBGBs to The Ritz Comments Off on Stan Mitchell: From CBGBs to The Ritz
• Jun 27^th The Gig Economy is Burning Out the Music Industry, by Rebecca Castellani Comments Off on The Gig Economy is Burning Out the Music Industry, by Rebecca Castellani
• Jun 27^th Valentin Lamar: Don’t Kill the DJ, by Roderick Thomas Comments Off on Valentin Lamar: Don’t Kill the DJ, by Roderick Thomas
• Jun 15^th Pack a Picnic Basket and Your Dancing Shoes for the Jazz Age Lawn Party Comments Off on Pack a Picnic Basket and Your Dancing Shoes for the Jazz Age Lawn Party
• Jun 6^th RUNNING FOR WHAT?? by Matthew Reiss Comments Off on RUNNING FOR WHAT?? by Matthew Reiss
• Jun 5^th Uber Pilots In-App Bike Lane Alerts Comments Off on Uber Pilots In-App Bike Lane Alerts
• Jun 5^th Get rid of the specialized high schools 6 comments
• Jun 5^th Wollesonic Labs Comments Off on Wollesonic Labs
• Jun 3^rd PS 295’s Annual Touch-A-Truck Fundraiser is a wheel success Comments Off on PS 295’s Annual Touch-A-Truck Fundraiser is a wheel success
• Jun 3^rd EPA and Velazquez talk Canal Comments Off on EPA and Velazquez talk Canal
• Jun 3^rd Langone opens food pantry Comments Off on Langone opens food pantry
• Jun 3^rd Hook Arts Media Screens Student Films Comments Off on Hook Arts Media Screens Student Films
• Jun 3^rd ‘Straight Out of Brooklyn,’ and back again Comments Off on ‘Straight Out of Brooklyn,’ and back again
• Jun 2^nd The Original Dogg, by Mike Morgan Comments Off on The Original Dogg, by Mike Morgan
• Jun 2^nd The 4th Annual Brooklyn International Music Festival Comments Off on The 4th Annual Brooklyn International Music Festival
• Jun 2^nd Rhythm Section Sundays at Bembé Comments Off on Rhythm Section Sundays at Bembé
• Jun 2^nd  Red Hook Roxx, by Leo Liebeskind 1 comment
• Jun 2^nd Night Pollution at Barbes 1 comment
• Jun 2^nd Musicians Form Upstate Brooklyn by Jack Grace Comments Off on Musicians Form Upstate Brooklyn by Jack Grace
• Jun 2^nd Littlefield celebrates ten years Comments Off on Littlefield celebrates ten years
• Jun 2^nd COUNTRY MUSIC IS INVITED TO THE COOKOUT…AGAIN by Roderick Thomas 1 comment
• Jun 2^nd 20 Years of Cowboy Technical Services Comments Off on 20 Years of Cowboy Technical Services
• Jun 2^nd Sally Saul creates her own mythos at Pioneer Works Comments Off on Sally Saul creates her own mythos at Pioneer Works
• Jun 2^nd Building a Statue Is Killing a Person: Norm Paris and Mark Shetabi’s joint exhibit for Ortega y Gasset Projects explores the monumental cost of mythmaking Comments Off on Building a Statue Is Killing a Person: Norm Paris and Mark Shetabi’s joint exhibit for Ortega y Gasset Projects explores the monumental cost of mythmaking
• Jun 2^nd Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition their annual recycling show and juried exhibitions. 1 comment
• Jun 1^st Smith Street Stage celebrates a decade of theater in Carroll Gardens 2 comments
• Jun 1^st Red Hook Lobster Pound Shellebrates Its 10-Year Anniversary Comments Off on Red Hook Lobster Pound Shellebrates Its 10-Year Anniversary
• Jun 1^st Bike bag company combines fashion and functionality Comments Off on Bike bag company combines fashion and functionality
• Jun 1^st Oyster Past is Prologue: Prehistoric Creatures May Save New York Harbor at Death’s Doorstep by Richard Dodd Comments Off on Oyster Past is Prologue: Prehistoric Creatures May Save New York Harbor at Death’s Doorstep by Richard Dodd
• Jun 1^st Bushwick to Red Hook by bike Comments Off on Bushwick to Red Hook by bike
• Jun 1^st Deadly melanoma in the spotlight Comments Off on Deadly melanoma in the spotlight
• Jun 1^st Seven Grand Old buildings, by Will Jackson and George Fiala Comments Off on Seven Grand Old buildings, by Will Jackson and George Fiala
• Jun 1^st Red Hook Masseur Totes Massage Table and Equipment by Bike Comments Off on Red Hook Masseur Totes Massage Table and Equipment by Bike
• Jun 1^st Gowanus tour highlights landmarks at risk Comments Off on Gowanus tour highlights landmarks at risk
• Jun 1^st 350Brooklyn becomes GNCJ partner Comments Off on 350Brooklyn becomes GNCJ partner
• Jun 1^st Still time to apply for Formula E scholarship Comments Off on Still time to apply for Formula E scholarship
• Jun 1^st The last days of the Swift Folder 2 comments
• Jun 1^st Business Association for Red Hook? Comments Off on Business Association for Red Hook?
• Jun 1^st Brownsville Park gets new paint job through community service Comments Off on Brownsville Park gets new paint job through community service
• Jun 1^st ‘Cycling in the City’ takes two-wheeled journey into NYC past Comments Off on ‘Cycling in the City’ takes two-wheeled journey into NYC past
• Jun 1^st A cake baked in Red Hook 3 comments
• May 24^th So, what are you doing for Memorial Day weekend? 2 comments
• May 16^th Trump and China, by Richard D. Wolff 1 comment
• May 8^th “Capernaum” takes you places… Comments Off on “Capernaum” takes you places…
• May 6^th Carroll Gardens Kid Gets to be a Doctor for the Day Comments Off on Carroll Gardens Kid Gets to be a Doctor for the Day
• May 6^th 10 Professional Tips for Designing and Organizing a Small Nursery Comments Off on 10 Professional Tips for Designing and Organizing a Small Nursery
• May 5^th Mark Your Calendars: Pop-Up Living Room Art Exhibition Coming to Red Hook Comments Off on Mark Your Calendars: Pop-Up Living Room Art Exhibition Coming to Red Hook
• May 5^th Project Learning at P.S. 676 Comments Off on Project Learning at P.S. 676
• May 5^th French Saint’s Incorrupt Heart Comes to Brooklyn During National Pilgrimage Tour 4 comments
• May 5^th Local Mom & Group Organizer Kathy Park Price Kicks Off Civic Engagement Conversations Comments Off on Local Mom & Group Organizer Kathy Park Price Kicks Off Civic Engagement Conversations
• May 5^th FORT DEFIANCE KICKS OFF 10TH ANNIVERSARY WITH A NEW MURAL BY DUKE RILEY 1 comment
• May 5^th Extreme Kids and Crew to Honor Jerron Herman of Heidi Latsky Dance Co. Comments Off on Extreme Kids and Crew to Honor Jerron Herman of Heidi Latsky Dance Co.
• May 5^th Street Co-Naming to Honor Defonte’s Former Owner Has Been Proposed Comments Off on Street Co-Naming to Honor Defonte’s Former Owner Has Been Proposed
• May 5^th Asase Yaa School of the Arts Prepares for Largest Kid’s Summer Camp to Date Comments Off on Asase Yaa School of the Arts Prepares for Largest Kid’s Summer Camp to Date
• May 5^th Red Hook High Schoolers’ Passion for Fashion and Tech Grows in Afterschool Programming Comments Off on Red Hook High Schoolers’ Passion for Fashion and Tech Grows in Afterschool Programming
• May 5^th Mom creates Brooklyn, Whatever Comments Off on Mom creates Brooklyn, Whatever
• May 5^th Participatory Budgeting Is Kind of Boring Comments Off on Participatory Budgeting Is Kind of Boring
• May 5^th Odds and Sods Comments Off on Odds and Sods
• May 2^nd The Monster That Surrounds You: Tyjuan Hill, Ronald Williams, and the 76th Precinct Comments Off on The Monster That Surrounds You: Tyjuan Hill, Ronald Williams, and the 76th Precinct
• May 2^nd TARGET MARGIN THEATER’S ‘MARJANA AND THE FORTY THIEVES’ IS CHARMING AT ITS BEST, BUT DISJOINTED. Comments Off on TARGET MARGIN THEATER’S ‘MARJANA AND THE FORTY THIEVES’ IS CHARMING AT ITS BEST, BUT DISJOINTED.
• May 1^st May Arts Calendar Picks Comments Off on May Arts Calendar Picks
• May 1^st Something great I can almost guarantee you haven’t heard: Slack Mallard 1 comment
• May 1^st Orphan Guitars Comments Off on Orphan Guitars
• May 1^st John Carlson’s “Buzz” at Public Records Comments Off on John Carlson’s “Buzz” at Public Records
• May 1^st Halyard’s Gowanus Comments Off on Halyard’s Gowanus
• May 1^st Girls on Grass Review 1 comment
• May 1^st Cave Music at Crown Finish Caves Comments Off on Cave Music at Crown Finish Caves
• Apr 26^th Snatch a Master Workshop Spot with Stylist Alastair McKimm Comments Off on Snatch a Master Workshop Spot with Stylist Alastair McKimm
• Apr 10^th Star-Revue wins three statewide newspaper awards, by George Fiala Comments Off on Star-Revue wins three statewide newspaper awards, by George Fiala
• Apr 9^th Notes From The Battlefield – 10 years of Baritone Army by Stefan Zeniuk Comments Off on Notes From The Battlefield – 10 years of Baritone Army by Stefan Zeniuk
• Apr 9^th Cover Songs – The Agony & The Ecstasy by Antony Zito  Comments Off on Cover Songs – The Agony & The Ecstasy by Antony Zito 
• Apr 9^th Catching up with Greg Cartwright of Reigning Sound Comments Off on Catching up with Greg Cartwright of Reigning Sound
• Apr 8^th Corner of Carroll and Court Officially Named After P.S. 58’s Late Principal Giselle McGee Comments Off on Corner of Carroll and Court Officially Named After P.S. 58’s Late Principal Giselle McGee
• Apr 7^th Vera Iliatova’s Women in Movement Comments Off on Vera Iliatova’s Women in Movement
• Apr 7^th Siri Hutsvedt’s Memories of the Future  Comments Off on Siri Hutsvedt’s Memories of the Future 
• Apr 7^th Eleanor Kipping’s “Strange Fruit” at FiveMyles Comments Off on Eleanor Kipping’s “Strange Fruit” at FiveMyles
• Apr 7^th Song of The Sadies: an interview with the band Comments Off on Song of The Sadies: an interview with the band
• Apr 7^th Folk Fest Profile – Ian Felice Comments Off on Folk Fest Profile – Ian Felice
• Apr 7^th An Overview of The Brooklyn Folk Festival Comments Off on An Overview of The Brooklyn Folk Festival
• Apr 7^th Album Review: Girls on Grass – “Dirty Power” – September Gurl Music Comments Off on Album Review: Girls on Grass – “Dirty Power” – September Gurl Music
• Apr 7^th Album Review: Ozark Highballers – “Going Down to ‘Leven Point” – Jalopy Records Comments Off on Album Review: Ozark Highballers – “Going Down to ‘Leven Point” – Jalopy Records
• Apr 4^th Veronica Chambers at Patrick F. Daly Magnet School for the Arts Comments Off on Veronica Chambers at Patrick F. Daly Magnet School for the Arts
• Apr 4^th Urban Recovery: The Most Recent Neighbor in Red Hook Comments Off on Urban Recovery: The Most Recent Neighbor in Red Hook
• Apr 4^th Tuffy Tiger’s Family Festival is Coming to Park Slope Comments Off on Tuffy Tiger’s Family Festival is Coming to Park Slope
• Apr 4^th National Journalist and Brooklyn Resident Trymaine Lee Runs in Local Half Marathon After Heart Attack at 38 Comments Off on National Journalist and Brooklyn Resident Trymaine Lee Runs in Local Half Marathon After Heart Attack at 38
• Apr 4^th Yi Xin Tong Finds His Inner Animal Comments Off on Yi Xin Tong Finds His Inner Animal
• Apr 4^th Voting for Participatory Budgeting Started March 30 Comments Off on Voting for Participatory Budgeting Started March 30
• Apr 3^rd Fiona Hair NYC: A Cut Above the Rest for Styling and Sustainability 1 comment
• Apr 3^rd Red Hook’s Summit Academy is in danger of closing Comments Off on Red Hook’s Summit Academy is in danger of closing
• Apr 3^rd Kirsten Gillibrand’s Period of Adjustment Comments Off on Kirsten Gillibrand’s Period of Adjustment
• Apr 3^rd On the (Queer) Waterfront Comments Off on On the (Queer) Waterfront
• Apr 3^rd Book Review: The Question Authority Comments Off on Book Review: The Question Authority
• Apr 3^rd TFANA’s lucid take on The Tragedy of Julius Caesar Comments Off on TFANA’s lucid take on The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
• Apr 1^st Gaelic League Branch Marches for Irish Language Rights Comments Off on Gaelic League Branch Marches for Irish Language Rights
• Apr 1^st The “gamification” of rehab 1 comment
• Apr 1^st Red Hook’s Oh So Photogenic Comments Off on Red Hook’s Oh So Photogenic
• Apr 1^st Marty Maher on Parks: The finish time for all of the project remains unchanged Comments Off on Marty Maher on Parks: The finish time for all of the project remains unchanged
• Apr 1^st The Miccio Center has a new program director Comments Off on The Miccio Center has a new program director
• Apr 1^st Gowanus CAG Concerned and Frustrated as Rezoning Plans Move Forward Comments Off on Gowanus CAG Concerned and Frustrated as Rezoning Plans Move Forward
• Apr 1^st Going to the Drawing Board with Fashion Illustrator Joanna Baker Comments Off on Going to the Drawing Board with Fashion Illustrator Joanna Baker
• Mar 31^st HIV Infections on the Rise in Brooklyn Comments Off on HIV Infections on the Rise in Brooklyn
• Mar 31^st Ortiz Introduces Green New Deal Legislation Comments Off on Ortiz Introduces Green New Deal Legislation
• Mar 31^st Gowanus Dredgers Outline Ways Gowanus Could Have a Revitalized and Thriving Canal Area 1 comment
• Mar 31^st Learning Civic Engagement at the Youth Court, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Learning Civic Engagement at the Youth Court, by Nathan Weiser
• Mar 31^st Incoming Karaoke-Type Nightclub in Red Hook Raises Some Concerns 1 comment
• Mar 31^st BumbleBeesRus’ Red Hook Location Celebrates Seventh Anniversary Comments Off on BumbleBeesRus’ Red Hook Location Celebrates Seventh Anniversary
• Mar 31^st Brooklyn Sewcial Teaches Kids Important Fashion and Life Skills Comments Off on Brooklyn Sewcial Teaches Kids Important Fashion and Life Skills
• Mar 31^st Q&A with Style Expert Bridgette Raes 1 comment
• Mar 31^st March Newsbrief: Narcotics Taken Off the Streets and Other 76th Precinct Updates Comments Off on March Newsbrief: Narcotics Taken Off the Streets and Other 76th Precinct Updates
• Mar 29^th Target Margin Theater’s “Marjana and The Forty Thieves” is Charming at its Best, but Disjointed. Comments Off on Target Margin Theater’s “Marjana and The Forty Thieves” is Charming at its Best, but Disjointed.
• Mar 14^th Slainte from the Star-Revue!: Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Brooklyn Comments Off on Slainte from the Star-Revue!: Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Brooklyn
• Mar 13^th Gowanus landmarks group rallies against destruction Comments Off on Gowanus landmarks group rallies against destruction
• Mar 12^th BQX Courts Small Business Owners Comments Off on BQX Courts Small Business Owners
• Mar 10^th New Red Hook Buildings, Photos by Micah B. Rubin 1 comment
• Mar 9^th The Persistence of Morgan O’Hara Comments Off on The Persistence of Morgan O’Hara
• Mar 9^th Let’s Give ‘Em Something to Talk About: Women & Food 2 comments
• Mar 9^th A debut novelist’s cliché take on Ireland  Comments Off on A debut novelist’s cliché take on Ireland 
• Mar 9^th “She Hates Coffee” is Weak Tea  Comments Off on “She Hates Coffee” is Weak Tea 
• Mar 9^th Peninsula Gallery’s Viel Feind, Viel Ehr Comments Off on Peninsula Gallery’s Viel Feind, Viel Ehr
• Mar 9^th Kristin Fields’ A Lily in the Light Comments Off on Kristin Fields’ A Lily in the Light
• Mar 9^th Trucks Worry Civic Association Comments Off on Trucks Worry Civic Association
• Mar 9^th Local Pol Comments on EDC’S Latest Decision Regarding the BQX Project 1 comment
• Mar 9^th A Sneak Peek into Regina’s “La Bohème” Comments Off on A Sneak Peek into Regina’s “La Bohème”
• Mar 9^th Jam’it adds Caribbean spice to the hood 2 comments
• Mar 8^th NYCHA announces maximum income policy and Section 18 dispositions Comments Off on NYCHA announces maximum income policy and Section 18 dispositions
• Mar 7^th What happened to the ball field cleanup? Comments Off on What happened to the ball field cleanup?
• Mar 7^th Vegan Food Is Like Butter at Sans Comments Off on Vegan Food Is Like Butter at Sans
• Mar 6^th The Brooklyn Women’s Cup in Sunset Park Comments Off on The Brooklyn Women’s Cup in Sunset Park
• Mar 6^th Red Hook Is Not New York’s Healthiest Neighborhood 1 comment
• Mar 6^th SUMMIT WINS! Comments Off on SUMMIT WINS!
• Mar 6^th Summit and PAVE at Barclay’s! Comments Off on Summit and PAVE at Barclay’s!
• Mar 6^th Q&A with Real Estate Broker Joseph Baglio 1 comment
• Mar 6^th A Glimpse Into Realty Collective and the Red Hook Market Comments Off on A Glimpse Into Realty Collective and the Red Hook Market
• Mar 6^th Brownstones are not going out of style Comments Off on Brownstones are not going out of style
• Mar 4^th Column – My two wild days in zoning class, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Mar 3^rd On the (Queer) Waterfront, Joep Van Lieshoutfor, Foam Talent at Red Hook Labs: and other art events to look forward to in March Comments Off on On the (Queer) Waterfront, Joep Van Lieshoutfor, Foam Talent at Red Hook Labs: and other art events to look forward to in March
• Feb 26^th Drama Ministry of Calvary Baptist Church Celebrates Black History 4 comments
• Feb 26^th Cool People Are Cool at DE-CONSTRUKT Comments Off on Cool People Are Cool at DE-CONSTRUKT
• Feb 22^nd SLAVIC SOUL PARTY!: A Park Slope institution for nearly 15 years Comments Off on SLAVIC SOUL PARTY!: A Park Slope institution for nearly 15 years
• Feb 14^th Community Concerns Raised at Latest DCP Gowanus Rezoning Forum Comments Off on Community Concerns Raised at Latest DCP Gowanus Rezoning Forum
• Feb 8^th My Ticketmaster Nightmare Comments Off on My Ticketmaster Nightmare
• Feb 6^th RED HOOK CONCERT CALENDAR: February 2019, compiled by Jaimie Branch Comments Off on RED HOOK CONCERT CALENDAR: February 2019, compiled by Jaimie Branch
• Feb 6^th NYC Restaurant Week Winter ’19: South Brooklyn Edition Comments Off on NYC Restaurant Week Winter ’19: South Brooklyn Edition
• Feb 6^th Space Comments Off on Space
• Feb 6^th Film reviews:  Vice; Cold War Comments Off on Film reviews:  Vice; Cold War
• Feb 5^th Skin deep Comments Off on Skin deep
• Feb 5^th DEP’s CSO proposal explained to Gowanus CAG Comments Off on DEP’s CSO proposal explained to Gowanus CAG
• Feb 4^th It’s the Year of the Pig!!! Comments Off on It’s the Year of the Pig!!!
• Feb 3^rd Gowanus by Design Discusses Rezoning Framework Before Big Meeting Comments Off on Gowanus by Design Discusses Rezoning Framework Before Big Meeting
• Feb 1^st No Free Rides for P.S. 15 Comments Off on No Free Rides for P.S. 15
• Feb 1^st P.S. 15 gets involved, by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on P.S. 15 gets involved, by Erin DeGregorio
• Feb 1^st Uhuru Design’s Red Hook Roots and History Comments Off on Uhuru Design’s Red Hook Roots and History
• Feb 1^st Going Behind the Scenes with Furniture Studio Hachi Collections Comments Off on Going Behind the Scenes with Furniture Studio Hachi Collections
• Feb 1^st Brooklyn Craftsman Gene Manigo Rebuilds Life and Builds Custom Home Furnishings Comments Off on Brooklyn Craftsman Gene Manigo Rebuilds Life and Builds Custom Home Furnishings
• Feb 1^st Getting to Know Furniture Artist Joseph Cauvel and CAUV Design Comments Off on Getting to Know Furniture Artist Joseph Cauvel and CAUV Design
• Feb 1^st Q&A with Local Architect Allison Reeves Comments Off on Q&A with Local Architect Allison Reeves
• Feb 1^st Ex-Blockchainers Are Still Confusing, But They Want to Help Comments Off on Ex-Blockchainers Are Still Confusing, But They Want to Help
• Feb 1^st Red Hook Streetscape Embodies Paranoia in Local Short Film Comments Off on Red Hook Streetscape Embodies Paranoia in Local Short Film
• Feb 1^st Americana Legend Greg Brown At City Winery Saturday: Feb 9 Comments Off on Americana Legend Greg Brown At City Winery Saturday: Feb 9
• Feb 1^st RHSR’s Behind-the-Scenes Chocolate Factory Tour with Li-Lac Chocolates Comments Off on RHSR’s Behind-the-Scenes Chocolate Factory Tour with Li-Lac Chocolates
• Feb 1^st Lust at Lot 45 Friday: Feb 15 Comments Off on Lust at Lot 45 Friday: Feb 15
• Feb 1^st The Return of The Record Shop Comments Off on The Return of The Record Shop
• Feb 1^st Prospect Heights’ Bar The Way Station Offers A Social Cure For Dr. Who Fans Comments Off on Prospect Heights’ Bar The Way Station Offers A Social Cure For Dr. Who Fans
• Feb 1^st As Fortis Tower Casts Shadow Over Cobble Hill, NYU Langone Site Sits Idle 1 comment
• Feb 1^st Just Say No to NYCHA Privatization 1 comment
• Feb 1^st Brooklyn Heights Author Rachel Cline’s New Book Looks at MeToo — 9 Years Before the Movement Started  Comments Off on Brooklyn Heights Author Rachel Cline’s New Book Looks at MeToo — 9 Years Before the Movement Started 
• Feb 1^st New Zealand Band The Chills Play Their First Major U.S. Tour In Over 20 Years 1 comment
• Feb 1^st Lucrecia Dalt At the Issue Project Room: Feb 16 Comments Off on Lucrecia Dalt At the Issue Project Room: Feb 16
• Jan 31^st Warm turnout on chilly evening for the Civic Association, by George Fiala Comments Off on Warm turnout on chilly evening for the Civic Association, by George Fiala
• Jan 31^st Art Events for February Comments Off on Art Events for February
• Jan 30^th Tiki Barber comes to Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Tiki Barber comes to Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser
• Jan 30^th Bird Box Wants to Kill You Comments Off on Bird Box Wants to Kill You
• Jan 29^th Say Hello to Pioneer Works’ 2019 Residents Comments Off on Say Hello to Pioneer Works’ 2019 Residents
• Jan 26^th Lady Eagles Tie for Third in AA Division! Comments Off on Lady Eagles Tie for Third in AA Division!
• Jan 22^nd Review: ‘Bitches Talkin’ Comments Off on Review: ‘Bitches Talkin’
• Jan 15^th A Salute to “The Wartime Sisters” Comments Off on A Salute to “The Wartime Sisters”
• Jan 12^th Music Previews: Hank Roberts Trio & New Andalucia Comments Off on Music Previews: Hank Roberts Trio & New Andalucia
• Jan 12^th What to check out this weekend at Pioneer Books Comments Off on What to check out this weekend at Pioneer Books
• Jan 10^th Donald O’Finn: Artist, Rebel, and Proprietor of Freddy’s Bar Comments Off on Donald O’Finn: Artist, Rebel, and Proprietor of Freddy’s Bar
• Jan 9^th Queen America on Facebook Watch Comments Off on Queen America on Facebook Watch
• Jan 8^th The Great Room Is a Hit With Local Caregivers and Children Comments Off on The Great Room Is a Hit With Local Caregivers and Children
• Jan 7^th January Art Events Comments Off on January Art Events
• Jan 7^th Michelle’s Memoir: Brooklyn’s Take Comments Off on Michelle’s Memoir: Brooklyn’s Take
• Jan 6^th Graphic Designer Samantha Dion Baker Discusses Her “Draw Your Day” Book Comments Off on Graphic Designer Samantha Dion Baker Discusses Her “Draw Your Day” Book
• Jan 4^th Briefly Swapping the Pen and Paper for a Pair of Kickboxing Gloves at a Class Comments Off on Briefly Swapping the Pen and Paper for a Pair of Kickboxing Gloves at a Class
• Jan 4^th Leftovers   Comments Off on Leftovers  
• Jan 4^th New Brown Church Gives Music Scholarships 1 comment
• Jan 4^th January Music Calendar compiled by Jaimie Branch Comments Off on January Music Calendar compiled by Jaimie Branch
• Jan 4^th Teaching Feminism at Yeshiva Comments Off on Teaching Feminism at Yeshiva
• Jan 4^th I Hate Newspaper Columns 1 comment
• Jan 4^th Local Pol makes Daily News Front Page 2 comments
• Jan 3^rd NYU Langone Assesses Red Hook Health 1 comment
• Jan 3^rd New Enhanced Crosswalks are Coming to Columbia Street Comments Off on New Enhanced Crosswalks are Coming to Columbia Street
• Jan 3^rd Santa Emphasized School Values at P.S. 676 Comments Off on Santa Emphasized School Values at P.S. 676
• Jan 3^rd Dutch Delegation Visits Community Justice Center Comments Off on Dutch Delegation Visits Community Justice Center
• Jan 3^rd RETI Center Proposes Floating Industrial Center at GBX Comments Off on RETI Center Proposes Floating Industrial Center at GBX
• Jan 3^rd Getting to the Point of Acupuncture With Carroll Gardens Expert Christina Morris Comments Off on Getting to the Point of Acupuncture With Carroll Gardens Expert Christina Morris
• Jan 3^rd Cholesterol: The Latest, Official Comments Off on Cholesterol: The Latest, Official
• Jan 3^rd PAVE basketball mixes sports with brains Comments Off on PAVE basketball mixes sports with brains
• Jan 3^rd SUMMIT BOYS CONTINUE THEIR WINNING WAYS Comments Off on SUMMIT BOYS CONTINUE THEIR WINNING WAYS

2018

• Dec 27^th Red Hooked on New Year’s Parties 2019 Comments Off on Red Hooked on New Year’s Parties 2019
• Dec 24^th Last Minute Shopping Hours in the Neighborhood!!! 1 comment
• Dec 20^th Emergency Homeless Shelter Appears Suddenly in Red Hook 2 comments
• Dec 12^th Christmas Star to Shine Over Carroll Gardens, by Laura Eng 1 comment
• Dec 9^th Essential Essays by Adrienne Rich 1 comment
• Dec 6^th HBO’s “The Price of Everything” will make you cherish art more than ever Comments Off on HBO’s “The Price of Everything” will make you cherish art more than ever
• Dec 4^th Local Holiday Gift Guide 2018 Story and photo by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Local Holiday Gift Guide 2018 Story and photo by Erin DeGregorio
• Dec 4^th Shop ‘til You Drop Holiday Market Guide: Nine local markets to spend an afternoon at this month By Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Shop ‘til You Drop Holiday Market Guide: Nine local markets to spend an afternoon at this month By Erin DeGregorio
• Dec 4^th The Moth’s Brooklyn state of mind 10 comments
• Dec 4^th Try Rae’s First to close after a 32 year run, by Erin DeGregorio 3 comments
• Dec 4^th Michelin Star Born in Gowanus Comments Off on Michelin Star Born in Gowanus
• Dec 4^th Staking a claim in Red Hook, by Kelsey Liebenson-Morse Comments Off on Staking a claim in Red Hook, by Kelsey Liebenson-Morse
• Dec 4^th November CB6 General Meeting Comments Off on November CB6 General Meeting
• Dec 4^th Ferry news at CB6 2 comments
• Dec 4^th Trucking the topic at Civic Association, by George Fiala Comments Off on Trucking the topic at Civic Association, by George Fiala
• Dec 4^th Theater of the Oppressed focuses on Hostile High School experiences, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Theater of the Oppressed focuses on Hostile High School experiences, by Nathan Weiser
• Dec 4^th Regina Opera’s Hansel & Gretel make for Holiday Fun, a review by Nino Pantano Comments Off on Regina Opera’s Hansel & Gretel make for Holiday Fun, a review by Nino Pantano
• Dec 4^th Red Hook Dustup at Police Meeting Story and photo by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Red Hook Dustup at Police Meeting Story and photo by Nathan Weiser
• Dec 4^th Community Leaders Convene at Library Summit Comments Off on Community Leaders Convene at Library Summit
• Dec 4^th RED HOOK CONCERT CALENDAR for December 2018, by Jaimie Branch Comments Off on RED HOOK CONCERT CALENDAR for December 2018, by Jaimie Branch
• Dec 4^th Statler Brother by Mike Cobb Comments Off on Statler Brother by Mike Cobb
• Dec 1^st Kenniston at Jalopy Theater Comments Off on Kenniston at Jalopy Theater
• Nov 30^th Tunnel bombshell at Superfund meeting, by Erin DeGregorio 2 comments
• Nov 26^th Summit Academy boys basketball team dominate in home opener, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Summit Academy boys basketball team dominate in home opener, by Nathan Weiser
• Nov 19^th We Are the Change: A Neighborhood and Its Nonprofit Comments Off on We Are the Change: A Neighborhood and Its Nonprofit
• Nov 16^th Godzilla vs. Sandy: Barnacle Parade Marches Again by Brett Yates. Photos by Micah Rubin Comments Off on Godzilla vs. Sandy: Barnacle Parade Marches Again by Brett Yates. Photos by Micah Rubin
• Nov 16^th Theater of the Liberated visits Red Hook Comments Off on Theater of the Liberated visits Red Hook
• Nov 16^th St. Mary Star of the Sea Displays Timely Banner by Laura Eng Comments Off on St. Mary Star of the Sea Displays Timely Banner by Laura Eng
• Nov 16^th Papal Nuncio Celebrates French Mass at St. Agnes by Laura Eng Comments Off on Papal Nuncio Celebrates French Mass at St. Agnes by Laura Eng
• Nov 16^th Handball Courts Are Here To Stay, Red Hook! By Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on Handball Courts Are Here To Stay, Red Hook! By Erin DeGregorio
• Nov 16^th The Cats of Red Hook Story and photos by Vicki McIsaac 2 comments
• Nov 16^th Andrew White: Photographer Outside Looking In. Photos by Andrew White, Interview by Mike Cobb Comments Off on Andrew White: Photographer Outside Looking In. Photos by Andrew White, Interview by Mike Cobb
• Nov 16^th 76th Precinct talks crime, shooting films, and parking 1 comment
• Nov 16^th Gowanus CSO  Facility Updates: October 2018 Edition, by Erin DeGregorio 2 comments
• Nov 15^th BASIS Independent Brooklyn’s Jo Goldfarb Talks Trucks, Traffic and Warehouses Story and photos by Erin DeGregorio Comments Off on BASIS Independent Brooklyn’s Jo Goldfarb Talks Trucks, Traffic and Warehouses Story and photos by Erin DeGregorio
• Nov 15^th Detectable Warning Surfaces and Their Importance to Pedestrians Everywhere 1 comment
• Nov 15^th Crazy Zoning Change shot down by CB 6 for 41 Summit St., Story and photos by George Fiala Comments Off on Crazy Zoning Change shot down by CB 6 for 41 Summit St., Story and photos by George Fiala
• Nov 15^th After three decades on a changing Van Brunt Street, Tony from Red Hook Coffee Shop might retire, by Noah Phillips 1 comment
• Nov 14^th The Rockaway Post Theatre Company Presents “A View From the Bridge,” A review by Nino Pantano 1 comment
• Nov 13^th Bar Chord Resounds With Positive Vibrations, by Mike Cobb Comments Off on Bar Chord Resounds With Positive Vibrations, by Mike Cobb
• Nov 7^th This Friday: Court Tree Collective presents the paintings of Morton Lichter Comments Off on This Friday: Court Tree Collective presents the paintings of Morton Lichter
• Nov 7^th Mary-Elaine Jenkins delivers the perfect fall album Comments Off on Mary-Elaine Jenkins delivers the perfect fall album
• Nov 7^th Local Home Cooks Tackle The Ultimate Comfort Food at the Brooklyn Casserole Takedown Comments Off on Local Home Cooks Tackle The Ultimate Comfort Food at the Brooklyn Casserole Takedown
• Nov 5^th Change Your Life with Three Pages  Comments Off on Change Your Life with Three Pages 
• Nov 3^rd Summit Academy boys basketball team has high expectations Comments Off on Summit Academy boys basketball team has high expectations
• Nov 1^st Residents share bullying stories at Red Hook Library Comments Off on Residents share bullying stories at Red Hook Library
• Nov 1^st Brooklyn’s LIZZIE AND THE MAKERS tour around the city to promote their latest EP MEANWHILE Comments Off on Brooklyn’s LIZZIE AND THE MAKERS tour around the city to promote their latest EP MEANWHILE
• Oct 30^th Brave New World Repertory Theatre presents A Muslim in the Midst  Comments Off on Brave New World Repertory Theatre presents A Muslim in the Midst 
• Oct 19^th Gertrude’s Beard, Hamlet’s e-cigarette: Cave Theater’s “Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead.” Comments Off on Gertrude’s Beard, Hamlet’s e-cigarette: Cave Theater’s “Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead.”
• Oct 18^th A Beloved Sister Retires Comments Off on A Beloved Sister Retires
• Oct 12^th When Will Red Hook Get Its Flood Protection? Comments Off on When Will Red Hook Get Its Flood Protection?
• Oct 12^th Civic Association touches touchy topics Comments Off on Civic Association touches touchy topics
• Oct 11^th Celebrating the Festival of Sukkot Comments Off on Celebrating the Festival of Sukkot
• Oct 10^th Lady Eagles Attract College Interest Comments Off on Lady Eagles Attract College Interest
• Oct 9^th Hanks Saloon Closing Soon But Moving On To Hill Country Comments Off on Hanks Saloon Closing Soon But Moving On To Hill Country
• Oct 4^th Red Hook Mourns William Robertson, by Brett Yates, photos by Micah Rubin Comments Off on Red Hook Mourns William Robertson, by Brett Yates, photos by Micah Rubin
• Oct 3^rd Local Pizzerias You Knead To Check Out, by Erin DeGregorio 1 comment
• Oct 1^st Things to do this October Comments Off on Things to do this October
• Oct 1^st Finding Home with the Gangs of Red Hook Comments Off on Finding Home with the Gangs of Red Hook
• Sep 19^th Bicycling Dutchmen rediscover their New Amsterdam roots Comments Off on Bicycling Dutchmen rediscover their New Amsterdam roots
• Sep 14^th Review: She Would Be King Comments Off on Review: She Would Be King
• Sep 13^th Photographer James Venuti at BWAC Comments Off on Photographer James Venuti at BWAC
• Sep 13^th September art picks! Comments Off on September art picks!
• Sep 11^th The South West Brooklyn Fall Festival Comments Off on The South West Brooklyn Fall Festival
• Sep 11^th Gary’s Spirit Comments Off on Gary’s Spirit
• Sep 7^th Solar Empowerment at Pioneer Works Comments Off on Solar Empowerment at Pioneer Works
• Sep 1^st September Art News Comments Off on September Art News
• Sep 1^st Nancy Bowen at Kentler Drawing Space Comments Off on Nancy Bowen at Kentler Drawing Space
• Aug 24^th Touring Atlantic Avenue with Steve Farber 1 comment
• Aug 22^nd Start Your Bay Ridge Day With a Turtle Comments Off on Start Your Bay Ridge Day With a Turtle
• Aug 14^th George Bromfield is a loyal Fairwayite Comments Off on George Bromfield is a loyal Fairwayite
• Aug 8^th Some progress in ballfield reconstruction by Nathan Weiser 3 comments
• Aug 8^th Artist Annie Nicholson on turning grief into art Comments Off on Artist Annie Nicholson on turning grief into art
• Aug 5^th Jaimie Walker artist wins Superheroes NYC Brooklyn Poster Project Comments Off on Jaimie Walker artist wins Superheroes NYC Brooklyn Poster Project
• Aug 5^th Gowanus Dredgers serves up stellar art tours 1 comment
• Aug 5^th Kickin’ Cancer Benefit at Rocky Sullivan’s August 17 Comments Off on Kickin’ Cancer Benefit at Rocky Sullivan’s August 17
• Jul 29^th At Pioneer Works, “Stamped” by Claudia Rankine and John Lucas looks at blondness, by Diehl Edwards 1 comment
• Jul 27^th Artist Ulli Gruber launches new work at Sunny’s Bar Comments Off on Artist Ulli Gruber launches new work at Sunny’s Bar
• Jul 24^th HS Presentation at Formula E races, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on HS Presentation at Formula E races, by Nathan Weiser
• Jul 20^th EDITORIAL: WHITHER WATER TAXI? 2 comments
• Jul 20^th Summit celebrates end of school with a gala, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Summit celebrates end of school with a gala, by Nathan Weiser
• Jul 19^th One of my Red Hook stories, by Robbie Giordano Comments Off on One of my Red Hook stories, by Robbie Giordano
• Jul 19^th Locals want to put brakes on Tesla, carshare, by Brian Abate 2 comments
• Jul 18^th Feel-good movie hits home for Red Hook residents, by Brian Abate Comments Off on Feel-good movie hits home for Red Hook residents, by Brian Abate
• Jul 18^th Homegrown reporters discover facets of Red Hook, by Alexis Lambrou and Jasmin Chang Comments Off on Homegrown reporters discover facets of Red Hook, by Alexis Lambrou and Jasmin Chang
• Jul 17^th RELIGIOUS NEWS Comments Off on RELIGIOUS NEWS
• Jul 17^th No summer backyard for the Senior Center Comments Off on No summer backyard for the Senior Center
• Jul 16^th Fighting for families separated at the border Comments Off on Fighting for families separated at the border
• Jul 12^th Nets go missing at the Miccio Comments Off on Nets go missing at the Miccio
• Jul 11^th Red Hook Community Farm Kicks Off Summer Season 2018 with First Farmer’s Market Comments Off on Red Hook Community Farm Kicks Off Summer Season 2018 with First Farmer’s Market
• Jul 10^th Neighborhood Portrait: Francesca Van Horne, by Emily Kluver Comments Off on Neighborhood Portrait: Francesca Van Horne, by Emily Kluver
• Jul 6^th There are plenty of neighborhood passes to the Allianz E-Village available Comments Off on There are plenty of neighborhood passes to the Allianz E-Village available
• Jul 2^nd Some July arts news for you 1 comment
• Jul 2^nd Free Outdoor Movies This Summer! Comments Off on Free Outdoor Movies This Summer!
• Jun 25^th RHI group issues report slamming 76th precinct, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Jun 14^th EDITORIAL: Nydia for Mayor 2 comments
• Jun 14^th Trucks, streets and lighting are big issues at NCO police meeting Comments Off on Trucks, streets and lighting are big issues at NCO police meeting
• Jun 11^th A youth fashion show comes to Red Hook Comments Off on A youth fashion show comes to Red Hook
• Jun 8^th Locals want to put brakes on Tesla, carshare pilot program, by Brian Abate 2 comments
• Jun 7^th Picks for June Comments Off on Picks for June
• Jun 4^th A View from the Bridge at The Waterfront Museum 1 comment
• Jun 4^th Retro Library Open to Red Hook Residents Comments Off on Retro Library Open to Red Hook Residents
• Jun 4^th The Hidden Histories of the Mary A. Whalen Comments Off on The Hidden Histories of the Mary A. Whalen
• Jun 4^th Review: Unwifeable Comments Off on Review: Unwifeable
• May 17^th Tiny Star-Revue tops other Brooklyn papers in statewide newspaper contest Comments Off on Tiny Star-Revue tops other Brooklyn papers in statewide newspaper contest
• May 12^th Big day at the Sunset Park Piers, by George Fiala 2 comments
• May 11^th New York’s Most Popular Writing Method You’ve Never Heard Of  2 comments
• May 11^th ‘Pay No Attention to the Girl’ at Target Margin Comments Off on ‘Pay No Attention to the Girl’ at Target Margin
• May 11^th Spring at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden, essay by Ramaa Reddy Raghavan  1 comment
• May 11^th EDITORIAL: local government gone bad Comments Off on EDITORIAL: local government gone bad
• May 10^th Nothing but excuses from Parks, no solutions from politicians, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Nothing but excuses from Parks, no solutions from politicians, by Nathan Weiser
• May 10^th Menchaca hosts Thor Equity honchos at the Rec Center, by Nathan Weiser 1 comment
• May 8^th Memoir queen Mary Karr delivers a new stunner with “Tropic of Squalor” Comments Off on Memoir queen Mary Karr delivers a new stunner with “Tropic of Squalor”
• May 7^th Summit’s Analeza Edore wins school’s first athletic scholarship, by Nathan Weiser 3 comments
• Apr 17^th Friends of Firefighters will have their first chili cook-off fundraiser on April 27 Comments Off on Friends of Firefighters will have their first chili cook-off fundraiser on April 27
• Apr 12^th Foxy and Winston will be closing at the end of April Comments Off on Foxy and Winston will be closing at the end of April
• Apr 12^th Visiting Canadians Study Red Hook Architecture 1 comment
• Apr 10^th Housing group lobbies state politicians Comments Off on Housing group lobbies state politicians
• Apr 4^th Folk music is music of the people, by Matt Caprioli Comments Off on Folk music is music of the people, by Matt Caprioli
• Apr 2^nd News and notes Comments Off on News and notes
• Apr 2^nd Making Red Hook Better, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Mar 30^th The Red Hook Civic Association discusses Thor Equities, movie shoots and more, by Nathan Weiser 1 comment
• Mar 27^th Summit Academy’s Dorien Williams has been nominated for an award from the Brooklyn Nets Comments Off on Summit Academy’s Dorien Williams has been nominated for an award from the Brooklyn Nets
• Mar 22^nd PS 15 Benefit next week Comments Off on PS 15 Benefit next week
• Mar 16^th Leaders want to restore and reclaim Red Hook Comments Off on Leaders want to restore and reclaim Red Hook
• Mar 8^th Red Hook to lose parking spaces, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Red Hook to lose parking spaces, by Nathan Weiser
• Mar 5^th March Arts Calendar and Picks, by Matt Caprioli Comments Off on March Arts Calendar and Picks, by Matt Caprioli
• Mar 4^th Leaving Piles of Sitt In Red Hook, commentary by George Fiala Comments Off on Leaving Piles of Sitt In Red Hook, commentary by George Fiala
• Feb 20^th Italian couple migrates to Carroll Gardens to bring us a missing Italian specialty, by Mary Anne Pietanza 3 comments
• Feb 16^th Too much grit for the neighbors, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Too much grit for the neighbors, by Nathan Weiser
• Feb 16^th Still time to catch the Iceberg show at Kentler, by Matt Caprioli Comments Off on Still time to catch the Iceberg show at Kentler, by Matt Caprioli
• Feb 14^th Lenten season begins this month, by Laura Eng Comments Off on Lenten season begins this month, by Laura Eng
• Feb 14^th Grand NYCHA rebuilding to be done by 2021 Comments Off on Grand NYCHA rebuilding to be done by 2021
• Feb 13^th February culture, by Matt Caprioli Comments Off on February culture, by Matt Caprioli
• Feb 12^th Red Hook Civic Association takes on major topics Comments Off on Red Hook Civic Association takes on major topics
• Feb 9^th AECOM & the Chamber of commerce want to tell us how to live, an essay by George Fiala 1 comment
• Feb 6^th Important RH Houses Construction update at the Miccio – tomorrow at 6:30, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Important RH Houses Construction update at the Miccio – tomorrow at 6:30, by Nathan Weiser
• Jan 25^th Growing up on Columbia Street, by Tina Portelli 2 comments
• Jan 23^rd The bookstore on Pioneer Street gets bigger 1 comment
• Jan 22^nd Seniors get their own center, and Miccio gets its basement back, by George Fiala Comments Off on Seniors get their own center, and Miccio gets its basement back, by George Fiala
• Jan 19^th Rocky Sullivan’s hosts Peacemaking fundraiser, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Rocky Sullivan’s hosts Peacemaking fundraiser, by Nathan Weiser
• Jan 16^th 12 Brooklyn students presented videos at the Justice Center, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on 12 Brooklyn students presented videos at the Justice Center, by Nathan Weiser
• Jan 10^th The history of Good Shepherd in Red Hook Comments Off on The history of Good Shepherd in Red Hook
• Jan 8^th The 76th Precinct had their January monthly meeting Comments Off on The 76th Precinct had their January monthly meeting
• Jan 8^th Job training opportunity in the solar industry, by Nathan Weiser 1 comment
• Jan 3^rd The Darth Vader of Red Hook has struck again, by George Fiala 2 comments

2017

• Dec 21^st Nobletree Coffee Bar and Roastery Opens in Red Hook, by Ramaa Reddy Raghavan Comments Off on Nobletree Coffee Bar and Roastery Opens in Red Hook, by Ramaa Reddy Raghavan
• Dec 21^st Court Street now and then, by Tina Portelli 2 comments
• Dec 19^th Public Notice: SBIDC Seeks Bids for Training Program Comments Off on Public Notice: SBIDC Seeks Bids for Training Program
• Dec 18^th Rec Center holiday celebration, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Rec Center holiday celebration, by Nathan Weiser
• Dec 14^th Still Pushing for the Trolley, by Nathan Weiser 1 comment
• Dec 14^th Halsey Street’s “Gridiron Mom” is raising $7,000, by Celia Weintrob, Brooklyn Bridge Rotary Club Comments Off on Halsey Street’s “Gridiron Mom” is raising $7,000, by Celia Weintrob, Brooklyn Bridge Rotary Club
• Dec 13^th “White Man on a Pedestal” at Pioneer Works, by Matt Caprioli 1 comment
• Dec 12^th Chicko: A Young Man Changed, by Emily Kluver Comments Off on Chicko: A Young Man Changed, by Emily Kluver
• Dec 11^th New middle school slated for Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on New middle school slated for Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser
• Nov 16^th Red Hook Move It!, by Matt Caprioli Comments Off on Red Hook Move It!, by Matt Caprioli
• Nov 16^th Two barges find creative reuse on the Brooklyn waterfront, photos and text by Ramaa Reddy Raghavan Comments Off on Two barges find creative reuse on the Brooklyn waterfront, photos and text by Ramaa Reddy Raghavan
• Nov 10^th Food pantry helps feed the neighborhood, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Food pantry helps feed the neighborhood, by Nathan Weiser
• Nov 9^th History: A Walk on Columbia Street, by Tina Portelli 22 comments
• Nov 6^th But I can’t Comments Off on But I can’t
• Nov 6^th Silas van der Swaagh Opening Tonight… 1 comment
• Nov 3^rd An Interview with Deacon Leroy Branch, by Laura Eng Comments Off on An Interview with Deacon Leroy Branch, by Laura Eng
• Oct 24^th Red Hook residents reflect on Sandy, 5 years on, by Ramaa Reddy Raghavan 1 comment
• Oct 12^th Local student wins the prestigious Curtis Scholarship 1 comment
• Oct 9^th NYCHA construction begins five years after Sandy Comments Off on NYCHA construction begins five years after Sandy
• Oct 9^th Jalopy Benefit for victims of mother nature to feature cool local acts, by Michael Cobb Comments Off on Jalopy Benefit for victims of mother nature to feature cool local acts, by Michael Cobb
• Sep 27^th Carroll Gardens dedicates a new park, by Nathan Weiser 2 comments
• Sep 25^th Keeping an Italian tradition alive while it becomes newly mainstream, by Mary Ann Pietanza Comments Off on Keeping an Italian tradition alive while it becomes newly mainstream, by Mary Ann Pietanza
• Sep 20^th Jan Bell grows a significant music festival in DUMBO and Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser 1 comment
• Sep 20^th Neighborhood Profile: A local with a storied lineage, by Emily Kluver Comments Off on Neighborhood Profile: A local with a storied lineage, by Emily Kluver
• Sep 13^th Remembering a solid Red Hook citizen, by Nathan Weiser 1 comment
• Sep 13^th A wish list for Carlos, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Sep 10^th Get ready for Celebrating Red Hook, 2017 Comments Off on Get ready for Celebrating Red Hook, 2017
• Sep 8^th Van Brunt’s new martial arts academy opens tomorrow, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Van Brunt’s new martial arts academy opens tomorrow, by Nathan Weiser
• Aug 17^th CITY ANNOUNCES SELECTION OF COLLABORATIVE, COMMUNITY-BASED ART INSTALLATION ARK FOR THE ARTS ADDRESSING CLIMATE CHANGE IN RED HOOK, BROOKLYN Comments Off on CITY ANNOUNCES SELECTION OF COLLABORATIVE, COMMUNITY-BASED ART INSTALLATION ARK FOR THE ARTS ADDRESSING CLIMATE CHANGE IN RED HOOK, BROOKLYN
• Aug 16^th Trump is Right – repeal the filibuster tomorrow, by Michael Racioppo Comments Off on Trump is Right – repeal the filibuster tomorrow, by Michael Racioppo
• Aug 16^th Commemorate the Erie Canal Bicentennial with songs, stories… …and a premiere of an Erie Canal Documentary! Comments Off on Commemorate the Erie Canal Bicentennial with songs, stories… …and a premiere of an Erie Canal Documentary!
• Aug 15^th Assembly members Carroll and Simon hold rally to save School Based Health Clinics, by David Saunders Comments Off on Assembly members Carroll and Simon hold rally to save School Based Health Clinics, by David Saunders
• Aug 11^th Chef V Preps for a Street Food Revolution, by Sarah Matusek Comments Off on Chef V Preps for a Street Food Revolution, by Sarah Matusek
• Aug 10^th School News, by Sofia Baluyut Comments Off on School News, by Sofia Baluyut
• Aug 8^th The Face Behind Red Hook’s Parks, by Emily Kluver Comments Off on The Face Behind Red Hook’s Parks, by Emily Kluver
• Aug 7^th Old Timer’s Day will return to Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Old Timer’s Day will return to Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser
• Aug 4^th Reporter’s notebook: Show Me a Hero, by Sarah Matusek Comments Off on Reporter’s notebook: Show Me a Hero, by Sarah Matusek
• Aug 2^nd The Glass Castle author’s time as local community journalist, by Sarah Matusek 1 comment
• Jul 26^th Red Hook Remembers Rose Valenti, by Francois Lecompte and Viviana Gordon Comments Off on Red Hook Remembers Rose Valenti, by Francois Lecompte and Viviana Gordon
• Jul 24^th Large Snakes Found Dead at Valentino Pier, by Sarah Matusek Comments Off on Large Snakes Found Dead at Valentino Pier, by Sarah Matusek
• Jul 20^th Justice Center celebrates Bridging the Gap birthday, by Sarah Matusek Comments Off on Justice Center celebrates Bridging the Gap birthday, by Sarah Matusek
• Jul 19^th MIKE DROP: Two Teams on the Dole, by Michael Racioppo Comments Off on MIKE DROP: Two Teams on the Dole, by Michael Racioppo
• Jul 14^th Comments re Beard Street bar situation, edited by George Fiala Comments Off on Comments re Beard Street bar situation, edited by George Fiala
• Jul 12^th The Hook to be invaded by thousands of racing fans, by Nathan Weiser 1 comment
• Jul 12^th Brooklyn Greenway Initiative knows how to throw a great fundraiser, by Sarah Matusek Comments Off on Brooklyn Greenway Initiative knows how to throw a great fundraiser, by Sarah Matusek
• Jul 12^th Pioneer Works’ Garden Offers a Haven in the Heat, by Sarah Matusek Comments Off on Pioneer Works’ Garden Offers a Haven in the Heat, by Sarah Matusek
• Jul 12^th Secret Polish love letters, performed at Jalopy, review by Sofia Baluyut Comments Off on Secret Polish love letters, performed at Jalopy, review by Sofia Baluyut
• Jul 8^th Remembering George, by George Fiala 13 comments
• Jul 6^th PREVIEW: Second Sundays at Pioneer Works, by Matt Caprioli Comments Off on PREVIEW: Second Sundays at Pioneer Works, by Matt Caprioli
• Jul 6^th All Aboard! Story, photos and graphs by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on All Aboard! Story, photos and graphs by Kimberly Gail Price
• Jul 5^th Free Formula E fan zone tickets available, by Nathan Weiser 1 comment
• Jul 5^th How can Red Hook maximize waterways? One local has a plan Comments Off on How can Red Hook maximize waterways? One local has a plan
• Jul 5^th Ballfields to be closed longer than thought, but they will be pretty when done, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Jul 4^th Beard Street Compromise? by Sarah Matusek Comments Off on Beard Street Compromise? by Sarah Matusek
• Jul 3^rd Jalopy offers poignant one-woman show, by Sofia Baluyut Comments Off on Jalopy offers poignant one-woman show, by Sofia Baluyut
• Jul 3^rd Thor Equities’ vacant Richards Street site keeps Red Hook in suspense, by Sarah Matusek Comments Off on Thor Equities’ vacant Richards Street site keeps Red Hook in suspense, by Sarah Matusek
• Jul 3^rd Neighborhood Portrait: Samora Coles, by Emily Kluver 1 comment
• Jun 20^th In Theatre of the Oppressed, youth become protagonists of their own dramas, by Sarah Matusek Comments Off on In Theatre of the Oppressed, youth become protagonists of their own dramas, by Sarah Matusek
• Jun 19^th Fairway shut temporarily due to local power outage, by George Fiala Comments Off on Fairway shut temporarily due to local power outage, by George Fiala
• Jun 16^th OP-ED: The Coming Williamsburgization of Red Hook, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Jun 15^th Commentary: Sunny’s, City Council and BQX, by George Fiala 5 comments
• Jun 12^th Red Hook still waiting for next stop light, by Sarah Matusek Comments Off on Red Hook still waiting for next stop light, by Sarah Matusek
• Jun 9^th Balloon Pete, the Glass Man, by Emily Kluver 2 comments
• Jun 9^th Mike Drop: A petition to normalcy, by Michael Racioppo Comments Off on Mike Drop: A petition to normalcy, by Michael Racioppo
• Jun 7^th Walt Whitman at Barge Museum, by Noah Phillips Comments Off on Walt Whitman at Barge Museum, by Noah Phillips
• Jun 6^th Est4te Four unloads most of their Red Hook properties, by Sarah Matusek Comments Off on Est4te Four unloads most of their Red Hook properties, by Sarah Matusek
• Jun 5^th Possible Bar Brawl on Beard, by Sarah Matusek Comments Off on Possible Bar Brawl on Beard, by Sarah Matusek
• Jun 4^th Red Hook cranes could be history, by Michael Cobb Comments Off on Red Hook cranes could be history, by Michael Cobb
• May 31^st Atlantic Basin finally getting community use, by Sarah Matusek 1 comment
• May 30^th The Star-Revue captures “Ippies” award in CUNY journalism competition by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on The Star-Revue captures “Ippies” award in CUNY journalism competition by Kimberly Gail Price
• May 25^th Mark your calendars for DTE’s annual extravaganza, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Mark your calendars for DTE’s annual extravaganza, by Nathan Weiser
• May 21^st BumblebeesRus daycare has made a home in Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on BumblebeesRus daycare has made a home in Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser
• May 15^th Discounted Citi Bike membership available for NYCHA residents, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Discounted Citi Bike membership available for NYCHA residents, by Nathan Weiser
• May 15^th Indie Pop-Up Concert Gets Red Hook Debut, by Sarah Matusek Comments Off on Indie Pop-Up Concert Gets Red Hook Debut, by Sarah Matusek
• May 12^th Rally held at Red Hook Ballfields, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Rally held at Red Hook Ballfields, by Nathan Weiser
• May 8^th Car hits mother and daughter at dangerous Red Hook intersection 7 comments
• May 7^th Red Hook Library is a once-a-year tourist attraction Comments Off on Red Hook Library is a once-a-year tourist attraction
• May 3^rd That crazy world of politics, by George Fiala Comments Off on That crazy world of politics, by George Fiala
• May 2^nd MIKE DROP: New York State should take the lead in combating climate change, by Michael Racioppo Comments Off on MIKE DROP: New York State should take the lead in combating climate change, by Michael Racioppo
• May 1^st IN BRIEF, by the Star-Revue Staff Comments Off on IN BRIEF, by the Star-Revue Staff
• May 1^st New and new-again local businesses, by Emily Kluver Comments Off on New and new-again local businesses, by Emily Kluver
• Apr 24^th SBIDC Executive Director moves to greener pastures, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on SBIDC Executive Director moves to greener pastures, by Nathan Weiser
• Apr 19^th MIC DROP: Organizing against monsters, by Mike Racioppo Comments Off on MIC DROP: Organizing against monsters, by Mike Racioppo
• Apr 18^th Red Hook Commuter Ferry service to begin June 1, by the Red Hook Star-Revue Staff Comments Off on Red Hook Commuter Ferry service to begin June 1, by the Red Hook Star-Revue Staff
• Apr 17^th A Red Hook native brings tennis to the Hook, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on A Red Hook native brings tennis to the Hook, by Nathan Weiser
• Apr 15^th George’s column of potpourri, by George Fiala Comments Off on George’s column of potpourri, by George Fiala
• Apr 14^th IKEA and Goodwill partner to repurpose furniture, by Kimberly Gail Price 1 comment
• Apr 13^th Holiday News from the World of Religion, by Laura Eng Comments Off on Holiday News from the World of Religion, by Laura Eng
• Apr 12^th The Music Man of Smith Street, by Emily Kluver 1 comment
• Apr 8^th Red Hook ‘coin man’ Beriah Wall to exhibit paintings, by Emily Kluver Comments Off on Red Hook ‘coin man’ Beriah Wall to exhibit paintings, by Emily Kluver
• Apr 2^nd Music invades the Justice Center, by Highnote Legalese Comments Off on Music invades the Justice Center, by Highnote Legalese
• Apr 1^st Saints Stage a One-Day Work Slowdown, by Holly Holyroller Comments Off on Saints Stage a One-Day Work Slowdown, by Holly Holyroller
• Apr 1^st Swinging in the Rain, by Thee Thaw Comments Off on Swinging in the Rain, by Thee Thaw
• Apr 1^st magic in the g-rain terminal, by Lumbago DiStefano Comments Off on magic in the g-rain terminal, by Lumbago DiStefano
• Apr 1^st City wants food trucks to go vertical, by Cummerband Cost Comments Off on City wants food trucks to go vertical, by Cummerband Cost
• Apr 1^st Betsy DeVos Visits Fairway? by Mark Penz Comments Off on Betsy DeVos Visits Fairway? by Mark Penz
• Mar 24^th Protest Art in Red Hook, by Kimberly Gail Price 2 comments
• Mar 22^nd Middle schoolers are participatory budgeters this year, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Middle schoolers are participatory budgeters this year, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Mar 21^st CGA members gain lobbying skills firsthand, by Noah Phillips Comments Off on CGA members gain lobbying skills firsthand, by Noah Phillips
• Mar 20^th Red Hook in the running for state economic development grant, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Red Hook in the running for state economic development grant, by Nathan Weiser
• Mar 16^th Meet and greet inspires kids at the Miccio Center, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Meet and greet inspires kids at the Miccio Center, by Nathan Weiser
• Mar 13^th March 14th is Pi day, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on March 14th is Pi day, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Mar 11^th Court Street’s Molese Club gives the Gift of Life, by Mary Ann Pietanza 2 comments
• Mar 10^th Trash Talk at She-Weld, by Noah Phillips Comments Off on Trash Talk at She-Weld, by Noah Phillips
• Mar 10^th Confrontation at Visitation Church, by Emily Kluver 1 comment
• Mar 9^th Laissez les Bons Temps Rouler at the Red Hook Library, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Laissez les Bons Temps Rouler at the Red Hook Library, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Mar 8^th MIKE DROP: Losing and Learning at LICH, by Mike Racioppo Comments Off on MIKE DROP: Losing and Learning at LICH, by Mike Racioppo
• Mar 8^th Summit seniors receive full college scholarships, by Emily Kluver Comments Off on Summit seniors receive full college scholarships, by Emily Kluver
• Mar 8^th Brooklyn Bridge Rotary Club to take part in End Hunger Outreach, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Brooklyn Bridge Rotary Club to take part in End Hunger Outreach, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Mar 7^th That Crazy World of Politics, by George Fiala Comments Off on That Crazy World of Politics, by George Fiala
• Mar 6^th Local Clergy Respond to Travel Ban and Immigration Issues, by Laura Eng Comments Off on Local Clergy Respond to Travel Ban and Immigration Issues, by Laura Eng
• Mar 6^th Carroll Gardens Brownies to help women’s shelter Comments Off on Carroll Gardens Brownies to help women’s shelter
• Feb 28^th Increased WIFI access planned for Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Increased WIFI access planned for Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser
• Feb 26^th Nino Pantano has been around forever! by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Nino Pantano has been around forever! by Nathan Weiser
• Feb 24^th Peacemakers take on computer literacy, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Peacemakers take on computer literacy, by Nathan Weiser
• Feb 22^nd Bishop Neil Tiedemann returns home, by Laura Eng Comments Off on Bishop Neil Tiedemann returns home, by Laura Eng
• Feb 20^th Red Hook ‘underdevelopment’ centerstage at NYC developer forum, by Noah Phillips 5 comments
• Feb 19^th Nydia Velazquez fights Trumpism, by George Fiala Comments Off on Nydia Velazquez fights Trumpism, by George Fiala
• Feb 15^th Santander Bank discovers Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Santander Bank discovers Red Hook, by Nathan Weiser
• Feb 14^th Reader Valentines Comments Off on Reader Valentines
• Feb 13^th Valentine’s Special: Local couples on life and love, by Emily Kluver Comments Off on Valentine’s Special: Local couples on life and love, by Emily Kluver
• Feb 12^th Supreme Court Justice enchants St. Francis students, by George Fiala Comments Off on Supreme Court Justice enchants St. Francis students, by George Fiala
• Feb 9^th MIKE DROP: Originalism steals time, by Mike Racoppo 1 comment
• Feb 9^th Hugs in a time of Trump, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Feb 8^th Planning your Valentine’s Day date, by Emily Kluver [WITH LINKS] Comments Off on Planning your Valentine’s Day date, by Emily Kluver [WITH LINKS]
• Feb 7^th A call to remove the ban, by Jeremy McCool Comments Off on A call to remove the ban, by Jeremy McCool
• Jan 26^th LEGAL NOTICE – SBIDC Comments Off on LEGAL NOTICE – SBIDC
• Jan 26^th A night with two local artists at Bait and Tackle Comments Off on A night with two local artists at Bait and Tackle
• Jan 23^rd Locals to MTA: Bring the B71 Back! by Nathan Weiser 1 comment
• Jan 23^rd Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez attends Women’s March in Washington Comments Off on Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez attends Women’s March in Washington
• Jan 21^st Carroll Gardens library gets a homegrown mural, by Halley Bondy Comments Off on Carroll Gardens library gets a homegrown mural, by Halley Bondy
• Jan 19^th Fresh face for fab chicken, by Emily Kluver Comments Off on Fresh face for fab chicken, by Emily Kluver
• Jan 17^th Red Hook Houses receive new kitchen appliances, by Emily Kluver and Noah Phillips 2 comments
• Jan 16^th March teaches Red Hook kids about MLK’s legacy, by Noah Phillips Comments Off on March teaches Red Hook kids about MLK’s legacy, by Noah Phillips
• Jan 15^th Red Hook Entrepreneur Aims to Transform Electric Car Industry, by Halley Bondy 1 comment
• Jan 13^th Heated contest on for Red Hook West TA President, by Noah Phillips 3 comments
• Jan 11^th Your Complete 2017 Fitness Guide Comments Off on Your Complete 2017 Fitness Guide
• Jan 10^th Cultural outreach at BASIS 1 comment
• Jan 9^th Christmas Joy at Rec and Miccio Centers, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Christmas Joy at Rec and Miccio Centers, by Nathan Weiser
• Jan 7^th Farewell to 2016 Comments Off on Farewell to 2016

2016

• Dec 26^th Local land-use expert holds open office hours, by Noah Phillips Comments Off on Local land-use expert holds open office hours, by Noah Phillips
• Dec 23^rd Mike Drop: Carson & Capra, by Mike Racioppo Comments Off on Mike Drop: Carson & Capra, by Mike Racioppo
• Dec 22^nd NYCHA must think its tenants are stoned junkies, by George Fiala Comments Off on NYCHA must think its tenants are stoned junkies, by George Fiala
• Dec 22^nd A Red Hook Christmas, by Emily Kluver and Noah Phillips Comments Off on A Red Hook Christmas, by Emily Kluver and Noah Phillips
• Dec 21^st REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK: Does Thor Equities plan to resell 280 Richards Street? by Noah Phillips Comments Off on REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK: Does Thor Equities plan to resell 280 Richards Street? by Noah Phillips
• Dec 21^st Important Community Board 6 Meeting regarding Red Hook’s future – public encouraged to show up tomorrow 1 comment
• Dec 19^th BRENDAN J. DUGAN ’68, TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADER OF ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE, PASSES AWAY AT AGE 69 1 comment
• Dec 19^th Serve to Get Communities of Color over the Trump Hump, by Khary Bekka Comments Off on Serve to Get Communities of Color over the Trump Hump, by Khary Bekka
• Dec 18^th Floor damage puts Senior Center Work in Limbo, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Floor damage puts Senior Center Work in Limbo, by Nathan Weiser
• Dec 17^th Church Fresco Receives a Facelift, By Emily Kluver Comments Off on Church Fresco Receives a Facelift, By Emily Kluver
• Dec 17^th Red Hook Weekend Holiday Fun Comments Off on Red Hook Weekend Holiday Fun
• Dec 15^th Op Ed: Chris Ward’s Southwest Brooklyn Plan is Absurd and Dangerous, by George Fiala Comments Off on Op Ed: Chris Ward’s Southwest Brooklyn Plan is Absurd and Dangerous, by George Fiala
• Dec 12^th Who was Sol Goldman, anyway? An introduction to Red Hook’s Rec Center, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Who was Sol Goldman, anyway? An introduction to Red Hook’s Rec Center, by Nathan Weiser
• Dec 10^th Celebrity Wedding in Red Hook: Demonic or Dramatic? By Emily Kluver 4 comments
• Dec 8^th Community Pushes Back on Thor Equities Plan, by Noah Phillips 1 comment
• Dec 6^th PSA1 Community Cops to Become Peacemakers, by Noah Phillips 3 comments
• Dec 5^th Mike Drop: WHO, WHAT, WHEN, HOW, by Mike Racioppo 2 comments
• Nov 29^th Morning Music with James McBride, by Emily Kluver 1 comment
• Nov 26^th Betty the Flake Chipper, by Alexandra Corbin Comments Off on Betty the Flake Chipper, by Alexandra Corbin
• Nov 24^th Three Red Hook non-profits are finalists in inaugural SPARK prize, by Red Hook Star-Revue staff Comments Off on Three Red Hook non-profits are finalists in inaugural SPARK prize, by Red Hook Star-Revue staff
• Nov 23^rd What will Trump Mean for Red Hook? by the Red Hook Star-Revue Staff 3 comments
• Nov 22^nd Take It From the Turkey Expert, by Emily Kluver Comments Off on Take It From the Turkey Expert, by Emily Kluver
• Nov 18^th Mystery Junk in the Gowanus: Continued, by Emily Kluver Comments Off on Mystery Junk in the Gowanus: Continued, by Emily Kluver
• Nov 17^th An Italian Thanksgiving Feast with Theresa, by Emily Kluver Comments Off on An Italian Thanksgiving Feast with Theresa, by Emily Kluver
• Nov 13^th A Georgia Caterer in New York, by Emily Kluver Comments Off on A Georgia Caterer in New York, by Emily Kluver
• Nov 11^th Summit opens IKEA-renovated College Center to community, by Red Hook Star-Revue Staff Comments Off on Summit opens IKEA-renovated College Center to community, by Red Hook Star-Revue Staff
• Nov 10^th Mike Drop: LICH RFP led to a Really Flawed Process, by Mike Racioppo 1 comment
• Nov 8^th Open Studios to Return to Red Hook, by Halley Bondy 1 comment
• Nov 7^th PS 15 to showcase expanded programs Comments Off on PS 15 to showcase expanded programs
• Nov 6^th Mike Drop: No Neutral Choices, by Mike Racioppo 2 comments
• Nov 4^th The Fish Gods of Erie Basin, by Noah Phillips Comments Off on The Fish Gods of Erie Basin, by Noah Phillips
• Nov 2^nd The Quest for Justice Continues for Tony Sterling, by Nicole Rothwell Comments Off on The Quest for Justice Continues for Tony Sterling, by Nicole Rothwell
• Oct 24^th Addabbo celebrates life of Richard Brullo, beloved pharmacist, by the Red Hook Star-Revue Staff 2 comments
• Oct 21^st Overcoming Challenges, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Overcoming Challenges, by Nathan Weiser
• Oct 19^th Good Fork launches cookbook at neighborhood gala, by the Red Hook Star-Revue Staff 1 comment
• Oct 18^th Urban Waste to be Removed from the Gowanus Canal, by Nicole Rothwell Comments Off on Urban Waste to be Removed from the Gowanus Canal, by Nicole Rothwell
• Oct 17^th Miracle on Mill Street, by Noah Phillips Comments Off on Miracle on Mill Street, by Noah Phillips
• Oct 13^th Mystery Junk in the Gowanus, by Emily Kluver 1 comment
• Oct 13^th News from Carroll Garden’s Molesi Club, by Mary Ann Pietanza Comments Off on News from Carroll Garden’s Molesi Club, by Mary Ann Pietanza
• Oct 13^th Column: Macro & Micro by Michael Racioppo 1 comment
• Oct 5^th Civic Association holds a big September meeting, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Sep 26^th Op Ed: Bridging Gowanus, an opposing view, by Rita Miller, LucyDeCarlo and Triada Samaras Comments Off on Op Ed: Bridging Gowanus, an opposing view, by Rita Miller, LucyDeCarlo and Triada Samaras
• Sep 19^th Red Hook Open Studios Issues Call for Artists Comments Off on Red Hook Open Studios Issues Call for Artists
• Sep 11^th Questions remain about Shore Power in Red Hook, by Noah Phillips Comments Off on Questions remain about Shore Power in Red Hook, by Noah Phillips
• Sep 7^th It’s Back To School time, by the Star-Revue staff Comments Off on It’s Back To School time, by the Star-Revue staff
• Sep 7^th A special talent creates a Red Hook institution, by Halley Bondy Comments Off on A special talent creates a Red Hook institution, by Halley Bondy
• Sep 4^th Mike’s Say: Fall Previews, by Michael Racioppo 1 comment
• Sep 3^rd Red Hook’s Professor at Large, By Noah Phillips 1 comment
• Aug 30^th Little Laffs gets Big Laughs, by Halley Bondy 1 comment
• Aug 24^th Celebrating Red Hook, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Celebrating Red Hook, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Aug 19^th Opinion: De Blasio gets ever smaller, by George Fiala 6 comments
• Aug 16^th Sayo Gray’s star drafted by Toronto Blue Jays, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Sayo Gray’s star drafted by Toronto Blue Jays, by Nathan Weiser
• Aug 12^th Amid blessings of gratitude, Addabbo launches Red Hook WIC center, by Noah Phillips Comments Off on Amid blessings of gratitude, Addabbo launches Red Hook WIC center, by Noah Phillips
• Aug 9^th Free movies in Valentino Park, by Halley Bondy Comments Off on Free movies in Valentino Park, by Halley Bondy
• Aug 8^th Column: Gaining Yards, by Michael Racioppo Comments Off on Column: Gaining Yards, by Michael Racioppo
• Aug 8^th Menchaca brings NYPD and Red Hook youth together, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Menchaca brings NYPD and Red Hook youth together, by Nathan Weiser
• Aug 8^th Local Clergy React to Increasing Violence, by Laura Eng Comments Off on Local Clergy React to Increasing Violence, by Laura Eng
• Aug 6^th Red Hook Shore Power system is operational, by Noah Phillips 1 comment
• Aug 6^th New Boerum Hill flea offers local crafts, by Halley Bondy Comments Off on New Boerum Hill flea offers local crafts, by Halley Bondy
• Aug 6^th Death ends life on the mend, by Noah Phillips 1 comment
• Jul 30^th Column: Smiling while stabbing LICH in the back, by George Fiala 9 comments
• Jul 13^th Red Hook’s new Tenant Union, by George Fiala Comments Off on Red Hook’s new Tenant Union, by George Fiala
• Jul 11^th Plaque celebrating immigration placed at SHSS by the Molesi Club, by Mary Ann Pietanza 1 comment
• Jul 8^th Media Critique is Art at Pioneer Works show, by Diana McClure Comments Off on Media Critique is Art at Pioneer Works show, by Diana McClure
• Jul 6^th Column: Mike’s Say: Keeping Their Word. by Michael Racioppo Comments Off on Column: Mike’s Say: Keeping Their Word. by Michael Racioppo
• Jun 20^th With camaraderie, Red Hook can only continue to improve, by Lazarus Jackson Comments Off on With camaraderie, Red Hook can only continue to improve, by Lazarus Jackson
• Jun 16^th Red Hook Senior Center to Reopen by End of Summer, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on Red Hook Senior Center to Reopen by End of Summer, by Nathan Weiser
• Jun 14^th City steps in to keep local daycare open, by Nathan Weiser Comments Off on City steps in to keep local daycare open, by Nathan Weiser
• Jun 10^th Column: 3rd Rail Politics, by Michael Racioppo 1 comment
• Jun 9^th Carroll Gardens author writes novels based on her life experience, by Halley Bondy Comments Off on Carroll Gardens author writes novels based on her life experience, by Halley Bondy
• Jun 8^th City wants to evict a successful Gowanus film company by using eminent domain, by George Fiala Comments Off on City wants to evict a successful Gowanus film company by using eminent domain, by George Fiala
• Jun 8^th Menchaca takes on heavy hitting developer and wins, by George Fiala Comments Off on Menchaca takes on heavy hitting developer and wins, by George Fiala
• Jun 2^nd Message from Carlos: Resilient Together! by Carlos Menchaca Comments Off on Message from Carlos: Resilient Together! by Carlos Menchaca
• May 26^th Proposed agreement places Gowanus retention tank on private property, by George Fiala Comments Off on Proposed agreement places Gowanus retention tank on private property, by George Fiala
• May 14^th Kentler’s annual benefit always a winner, by Halley Bondy Comments Off on Kentler’s annual benefit always a winner, by Halley Bondy
• May 10^th Red Hook ferry location still up in the air, by George Fiala Comments Off on Red Hook ferry location still up in the air, by George Fiala
• May 9^th Star-Revue snags 4 awards in state-wide newspaper competition, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Star-Revue snags 4 awards in state-wide newspaper competition, by Kimberly Gail Price
• May 6^th Battle of the Decades at Cora’s Red Hook Prom, by Mary Staub Comments Off on Battle of the Decades at Cora’s Red Hook Prom, by Mary Staub
• May 6^th Op-Ed: Mayor’s problems put LICH deal under renewed scrutiny, by George Fiala 6 comments
• Apr 22^nd Is de Blasio the next to go? Op-Ed by George Fiala 1 comment
• Apr 13^th Commentary – The Flux of CB 6, by Mark Shames Comments Off on Commentary – The Flux of CB 6, by Mark Shames
• Apr 7^th Editorial: What Red Hook would really be getting, by Kimberly Gail Price 1 comment
• Apr 7^th Mark’s Corner: Why I support Hillary 1 comment
• Apr 7^th Red Hook Crimes Laid To Wretched Housing in Area, Brooklyn Eagle, 1927 Comments Off on Red Hook Crimes Laid To Wretched Housing in Area, Brooklyn Eagle, 1927
• Apr 6^th Eric Adams rules on nursing home by George Fiala Comments Off on Eric Adams rules on nursing home by George Fiala
• Apr 5^th Judge Judith S. Kaye’s lasting legacy in Red Hook, by Kimberly Gail Price 2 comments
• Apr 5^th $100 million missing from Red Hook IFPS funding, by George Fiala Comments Off on $100 million missing from Red Hook IFPS funding, by George Fiala
• Apr 1^st Donald Trump causes commotion at the Red Hook Civic Association, By Cosmo Politan 2 comments
• Apr 1^st Atlantic Basin Mystery SOLVED! by Horatio Hornblower 1 comment
• Apr 1^st The Mayor’s new Brooklyn- Queens Trolley scheme, by Floppity Eerzo 1 comment
• Mar 17^th Notes and Things, by George Fiala Comments Off on Notes and Things, by George Fiala
• Mar 17^th Op Ed: The Importance of Participation, by Council Member Carlos Menchaca, District 38 Comments Off on Op Ed: The Importance of Participation, by Council Member Carlos Menchaca, District 38
• Mar 9^th Sunny Balzano’s beautiful life, by George Fiala Comments Off on Sunny Balzano’s beautiful life, by George Fiala
• Mar 7^th Harriet Zucker is Red Hook canine savior, by Halley Bondy Comments Off on Harriet Zucker is Red Hook canine savior, by Halley Bondy
• Mar 6^th Why is NYC delaying Gowanus Canal cleanup? by George Fiala 4 comments
• Mar 4^th There is a new private school in Red Hook, by Mary Staub 4 comments
• Feb 12^th Sky’s the limit for new Friends of the Red Hook Library, by George Fiala Comments Off on Sky’s the limit for new Friends of the Red Hook Library, by George Fiala
• Feb 11^th Red Hook’s Summit Academy collects water for Flint, by Kimberly Gail Price 1 comment
• Feb 9^th The best NYCHA meeting ever! by George Fiala 1 comment
• Feb 8^th Mark’s Corner: Nydia’s passion and engagement a stark contrast to supposed opponent, by Mark Shames Comments Off on Mark’s Corner: Nydia’s passion and engagement a stark contrast to supposed opponent, by Mark Shames
• Feb 6^th Op Ed: Thoughts about de Blasio’s citywide rezoning ideas, by Ed Jaworski, President, Madison-Marine-Homecrest Civic Association Comments Off on Op Ed: Thoughts about de Blasio’s citywide rezoning ideas, by Ed Jaworski, President, Madison-Marine-Homecrest Civic Association
• Feb 1^st Red Hook Summit promotes unified resiliency at the Summit Academy, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Jan 31^st Reaching Red Hook audiences through a residency that blurs boundaries, by Mary Staub Comments Off on Reaching Red Hook audiences through a residency that blurs boundaries, by Mary Staub
• Jan 22^nd Familiar Red Hook face becomes Criminal Court Judge, by Amanda Berman, Esq., Red Hook Community Justice Center Comments Off on Familiar Red Hook face becomes Criminal Court Judge, by Amanda Berman, Esq., Red Hook Community Justice Center
• Jan 21^st Gowanus sewage still a hot topic in Superfund negotiations, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Jan 21^st Mark’s Corner: We have a better mayor than some think, by Mark Shames Comments Off on Mark’s Corner: We have a better mayor than some think, by Mark Shames
• Jan 19^th Daniel J. Defonte’s Way, a new Red Hook street, by Kimberly Gail Price 2 comments
• Jan 15^th PA says Red Hook waterfront is safe, by Keith J. Klein Comments Off on PA says Red Hook waterfront is safe, by Keith J. Klein
• Jan 11^th Miniature golf coming to Red Hook! by Halley Bondy Comments Off on Miniature golf coming to Red Hook! by Halley Bondy
• Jan 9^th News of Religion: Native Son Returns for Christmas Reading, by Laura Eng Comments Off on News of Religion: Native Son Returns for Christmas Reading, by Laura Eng
• Jan 8^th A chat with Felix Ortiz, Red Hook’s representative in the NY State Assembly Comments Off on A chat with Felix Ortiz, Red Hook’s representative in the NY State Assembly

2015

• Dec 20^th Borough President joins CB6 for a Red Hook Screw, commentary by George Fiala 1 comment
• Dec 16^th Reporters Notebook – CB6 and the Oxford Nursing Home Saga, by George Fiala Comments Off on Reporters Notebook – CB6 and the Oxford Nursing Home Saga, by George Fiala
• Dec 10^th CB 6 reverses committee decision on nursing home, by George Fiala Comments Off on CB 6 reverses committee decision on nursing home, by George Fiala
• Dec 9^th Coherency in Housing, by Mark Shames 3 comments
• Dec 7^th Developer tries to give Gowanus a free park, but city doesn’t want it, by George Fiala 3 comments
• Dec 5^th CB 6 votes against proposed Red Hook nursing home, by George Fiala 5 comments
• Nov 20^th Brooklyn Museum holds craft show this weekend Comments Off on Brooklyn Museum holds craft show this weekend
• Nov 20^th Gowanus Pathmark a victim of gentrification, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Nov 19^th Council member Brad Lander opposes Fortis plan for a rezoning of the LICH campus, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Nov 18^th Keeping a Carroll Gardens tradition alive, by Mary Ann Pietanza 1 comment
• Nov 12^th Religion: Scanlan Glass Commissioned to Make Gift for Pope Francis, By Laura Eng 1 comment
• Oct 26^th Fellow politicians honor Joan Millman in Carroll Gardens, by George Fiala Comments Off on Fellow politicians honor Joan Millman in Carroll Gardens, by George Fiala
• Oct 19^th The importance of participation, by Mark Shames Comments Off on The importance of participation, by Mark Shames
• Oct 17^th Red Hook Film Festival this weekend, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Red Hook Film Festival this weekend, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Oct 9^th Red Hook gathers at Borough Hall for ferry hearing, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Oct 8^th Report from the 76th Precinct Community Council meeting this week, by Keith Klein Comments Off on Report from the 76th Precinct Community Council meeting this week, by Keith Klein
• Oct 8^th Speaking Red Hook – Carlo and Ben’s new adventures 1 comment
• Oct 7^th Local parishioners attend various Papal events, including religious calendars, by Laura Eng Comments Off on Local parishioners attend various Papal events, including religious calendars, by Laura Eng
• Oct 5^th Alexandros Washburn, Red Hook’s resiliency expert, by Halley Bondy Comments Off on Alexandros Washburn, Red Hook’s resiliency expert, by Halley Bondy
• Sep 14^th Looking Back: A Brief History of 360 Van Brunt Street, by Halley Bondy 2 comments
• Sep 10^th Feast of the Assumption is Celebrated at Outdoor Masses, By Laura Eng Comments Off on Feast of the Assumption is Celebrated at Outdoor Masses, By Laura Eng
• Sep 9^th Red Hook gets its very own record store, by Halley Bondy 1 comment
• Sep 4^th Menchaca casts doubt on nursing home proposal, by George Fiala 4 comments
• Sep 3^rd The Great Atlantic Basin Mystery, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Sep 2^nd An Urban Nomad – John McGill Banned, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on An Urban Nomad – John McGill Banned, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Aug 27^th Red Hook History: Where exactly was Fort Defiance anyway? by Connor Eugene Gaudet 2 comments
• Aug 7^th When law is upended by a loophole, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Aug 3^rd Editorial: Wasting time & money 2 comments
• Aug 2^nd After Red Hook Walks, Van Brunt becomes an obstacle course, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Jul 23^rd Welcome to Red Hook’s Music and Art Festival, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Welcome to Red Hook’s Music and Art Festival, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Jul 20^th Celebrating Red Hook Preview Comments Off on Celebrating Red Hook Preview
• Jul 8^th Opinion: Trains and boats and Nursing Homes, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Jul 7^th Op Ed: Watching neighborhoods transform, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Jul 1^st City makes case for retention tank location at EPA meeting, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Jul 1^st Red Hook History: When the Pointers & the Creekers divided Red Hook, by Connor Eugene Gaudet 1 comment
• Jun 30^th Free Neighborhood Services Comments Off on Free Neighborhood Services
• Jun 29^th Red Hook Containerport gains important government support, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Jun 28^th Religious News, by Laura Eng 1 comment
• Jun 26^th Will a 9 story nursing home become Pioneer Work’s future neighbor? by George Fiala 1 comment
• Jun 18^th Forest City Ratner comes to Red Hook for some good publicity, by George Fiala Comments Off on Forest City Ratner comes to Red Hook for some good publicity, by George Fiala
• Jun 9^th Red Hook is King at week long SummerFest, by George Fiala Comments Off on Red Hook is King at week long SummerFest, by George Fiala
• Jun 5^th Barr Brothers stun Red Hook SummerStage, by George Fiala Comments Off on Barr Brothers stun Red Hook SummerStage, by George Fiala
• Jun 3^rd Mark Shames on politics and zoning 1 comment
• Jun 1^st Red Hook History: Red Hook Houses originally slated for the ballfields, by Connor Eugene Gaudet Comments Off on Red Hook History: Red Hook Houses originally slated for the ballfields, by Connor Eugene Gaudet
• May 30^th Opinion: Duped by the powers that be, by George Fiala Comments Off on Opinion: Duped by the powers that be, by George Fiala
• May 29^th SummerStage kicks off Red Hook summer with a great week of free shows!, by Halley Bondy 1 comment
• May 27^th Red Hook studied by world’s largest chemical company, by George Fiala Comments Off on Red Hook studied by world’s largest chemical company, by George Fiala
• May 22^nd Big Idea Week comes to PS 15, by George Fiala Comments Off on Big Idea Week comes to PS 15, by George Fiala
• May 19^th Cobble Hill to change forever as LICH becomes skyscrapers, by George Fiala 20 comments
• May 15^th Growing up on a Lehigh Valley Barge, by Halley Bondy 2 comments
• May 12^th Summit Academy banquet a huge success, by George Fiala Comments Off on Summit Academy banquet a huge success, by George Fiala
• May 7^th Man vs. Nature: The Life of a Barge, by Kimberly Gail Price 3 comments
• May 7^th Red Hook History: When graft was “honest” – the story of Coffey Park, by Connor Gaudet Comments Off on Red Hook History: When graft was “honest” – the story of Coffey Park, by Connor Gaudet
• May 6^th Friends of Red Hook Library inaugurates LEGO drive. Comments Off on Friends of Red Hook Library inaugurates LEGO drive.
• May 4^th Works in progress, by Mark Shames Comments Off on Works in progress, by Mark Shames
• May 3^rd The story behind Van Brunt’s Penninsula Gallery, by Alexandra K. Corbin Comments Off on The story behind Van Brunt’s Penninsula Gallery, by Alexandra K. Corbin
• May 1^st City Comptroller calls Build It Back “a case study in dysfunction”, by George Fiala Comments Off on City Comptroller calls Build It Back “a case study in dysfunction”, by George Fiala
• May 1^st In Red Hook we take care of our own, by Carlos Menchaca 1 comment
• Apr 16^th Buddy Scotto and Joe Chirico are the new Bob Hope and Bing Crosby of Carroll Gardens. Comments Off on Buddy Scotto and Joe Chirico are the new Bob Hope and Bing Crosby of Carroll Gardens.
• Apr 6^th Star-Revue wins two awards in state-wide newspaper competition Comments Off on Star-Revue wins two awards in state-wide newspaper competition
• Apr 6^th Red Hook West hears from politicos, Justice Center and PSA, 1 by George Fiala 3 comments
• Apr 2^nd May 15 Pirate’s Ball to raise funds for Waterfront Museum repairs Comments Off on May 15 Pirate’s Ball to raise funds for Waterfront Museum repairs
• Apr 2^nd Message from Menchaca, by Carlos Menchaca, City Councilman, 38th District 1 comment
• Apr 1^st Red Hook History: Leveling Carroll Gardens to fill in Red Hook – a 19th century project, by Connor Gaudet 5 comments
• Apr 1^st Parks presents new Valentino Pier plan, by Overand Dunwith 1 comment
• Apr 1^st Coffey Park reopening delayed due to old Dutch man looking for herring, by Melvin Cowznofsky 4 comments
• Mar 31^st Opposed to Move NY, by Mark Shames Comments Off on Opposed to Move NY, by Mark Shames
• Mar 20^th Editorial: Is Move NY all it is cracked up to be? by George Fiala 2 comments
• Mar 17^th Superfund project on schedule, by George Fiala Comments Off on Superfund project on schedule, by George Fiala
• Mar 12^th PS 15 students exhibit at Hope & Anchor, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on PS 15 students exhibit at Hope & Anchor, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Mar 10^th Pile Driving in Red Hook – an increasing concern, by George Fiala Comments Off on Pile Driving in Red Hook – an increasing concern, by George Fiala
• Mar 8^th A New Vision for Brooklyn Bridge Park, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Feb 21^st Hoover City and Red Hook, by JJ Burkard 7 comments
• Feb 18^th John Burkard on his son, originally published February 2012 1 comment
• Feb 17^th Stronger Together brings local non-profits money for job training, by George Fiala Comments Off on Stronger Together brings local non-profits money for job training, by George Fiala
• Feb 13^th Funny Valentine’s Day Quotes, compiled by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Funny Valentine’s Day Quotes, compiled by Kimberly Gail Price
• Feb 13^th Love Notes from our readers – compiled by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Love Notes from our readers – compiled by Kimberly Gail Price
• Feb 12^th Valentine Day Weekend outings Comments Off on Valentine Day Weekend outings
• Feb 12^th Columbia Waterfront District Merchant Association decides on monthly meetings, by George Fiala Comments Off on Columbia Waterfront District Merchant Association decides on monthly meetings, by George Fiala
• Feb 11^th City Planning studies Red Hook streets, by George Fiala Comments Off on City Planning studies Red Hook streets, by George Fiala
• Feb 10^th The Crazy World of Politics, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Feb 10^th Opinion: Politics off to the races already, by Mark Shames Comments Off on Opinion: Politics off to the races already, by Mark Shames
• Feb 10^th Readers respond to Estate Four plans 1 comment
• Feb 9^th Brooklyn Stage Company performs Beckett’s Endgame at Sunny’s, by CarloVogel 1 comment
• Feb 6^th Editorial: Menchaca roils the waters, by George Fiala 16 comments
• Feb 3^rd The 76th Precinct loses a gem, by George Fiala Comments Off on The 76th Precinct loses a gem, by George Fiala
• Jan 29^th Breakfast at Rocky’s, by George Fiala Comments Off on Breakfast at Rocky’s, by George Fiala
• Jan 28^th Brooklyn Made and Brooklyn Restored: An 1891 Wissner Concert Grand Piano Comments Off on Brooklyn Made and Brooklyn Restored: An 1891 Wissner Concert Grand Piano
• Jan 26^th Red Hook today is firmly rooted in Red Hook of the past, by Mary Ann Pietanza 2 comments
• Jan 24^th Development without displacement: ensuring affordability in Red Hook, by Ben Fuller-Googins Comments Off on Development without displacement: ensuring affordability in Red Hook, by Ben Fuller-Googins
• Jan 23^rd Heights Player’s The Graduate falls flat of expectations, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Heights Player’s The Graduate falls flat of expectations, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Jan 22^nd Editorial: Breaking the chains of corporate interests 2 comments
• Jan 21^st Are the Red Hook cranes headed to Sunset Park? by George Fiala 1 comment
• Jan 3^rd Opinion: Psychological Seduction, by Khary Bekka Comments Off on Opinion: Psychological Seduction, by Khary Bekka

2014

• Dec 20^th Brooklyn Collective a place for creative Christmas shopping, by George Fiala Comments Off on Brooklyn Collective a place for creative Christmas shopping, by George Fiala
• Dec 19^th At least another year until the Red Hook Senior Center gets its new digs, by George Fiala Comments Off on At least another year until the Red Hook Senior Center gets its new digs, by George Fiala
• Dec 18^th New furniture shop opens on Van Brunt, by Micah B. Rubin Comments Off on New furniture shop opens on Van Brunt, by Micah B. Rubin
• Dec 17^th De Blasio Report Card, by Mark Shames Comments Off on De Blasio Report Card, by Mark Shames
• Dec 13^th Tony Sterling’s alleged killers in custody, by George Fiala 25 comments
• Dec 2^nd Friends of Carroll Gardens Library hold an open house, by George Fiala Comments Off on Friends of Carroll Gardens Library hold an open house, by George Fiala
• Dec 1^st Red Hook gets its own business incubator, by George Fiala Comments Off on Red Hook gets its own business incubator, by George Fiala
• Nov 26^th Editorial: Our Red Hook Thanks & Hopes 1 comment
• Nov 12^th Editorial: A good time for Red Hook Comments Off on Editorial: A good time for Red Hook
• Nov 11^th Intercourse is a Pioneerworks romp through current art and science, by George Fiala Comments Off on Intercourse is a Pioneerworks romp through current art and science, by George Fiala
• Nov 7^th Ashley’s law brings justice to prison visits, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Ashley’s law brings justice to prison visits, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Oct 29^th Giant Red Hook Truck Parking Lot update, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Oct 28^th Our Sandy memories – Kimberly Gail Price & George Fiala Comments Off on Our Sandy memories – Kimberly Gail Price & George Fiala
• Oct 28^th Triangle Smell Follow-up Comments Off on Triangle Smell Follow-up
• Oct 28^th Menchaca Statement on Valentino Pier Bathrooms Comments Off on Menchaca Statement on Valentino Pier Bathrooms
• Oct 27^th Beautiful Fall day for Red Hook Harvest Festival, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Beautiful Fall day for Red Hook Harvest Festival, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Oct 25^th PortSide NewYork & other hidden Sandy Stories, by Portside Comments Off on PortSide NewYork & other hidden Sandy Stories, by Portside
• Oct 25^th Red Hook Farm survives Sandy and presents 2014 Festival, by Diehl Edwards Comments Off on Red Hook Farm survives Sandy and presents 2014 Festival, by Diehl Edwards
• Oct 25^th Red Hook and the 1964 World’s Fair, by Mary Ann Pietanza Comments Off on Red Hook and the 1964 World’s Fair, by Mary Ann Pietanza
• Oct 21^st Editorial: Elephants in the room Comments Off on Editorial: Elephants in the room
• Oct 11^th Menchaca flexes his muscles on parks issue, by George Fiala 9 comments
• Oct 6^th Our Beloved Valentino Park, by John McGettrick 1 comment
• Oct 3^rd Red Hook loses Two day Music Fest, by George Fiala Comments Off on Red Hook loses Two day Music Fest, by George Fiala
• Oct 2^nd Editorial: This is how our governor rolls 4 comments
• Sep 29^th Columbia Street loses Escape Music Festival, by George Fiala Comments Off on Columbia Street loses Escape Music Festival, by George Fiala
• Sep 25^th Valentino Update, by George Fiala Comments Off on Valentino Update, by George Fiala
• Sep 24^th THE GOWANUS CANAL NOW, by Mark Shames Comments Off on THE GOWANUS CANAL NOW, by Mark Shames
• Sep 23^rd One person can make a difference, by Karen Broughton and family 1 comment
• Sep 22^nd Education Beat: PS 15 is now a magnet school, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Education Beat: PS 15 is now a magnet school, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Sep 20^th Controversial plan for Valentino Pier Comfort Station, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Sep 18^th Valentino Pier repaving to go on as planned, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Sep 17^th Op Ed: It’s time to join the Climate Justice Movemen, t by Corbin Laedlein Comments Off on Op Ed: It’s time to join the Climate Justice Movemen, t by Corbin Laedlein
• Sep 17^th 100th Birthday Celebration for a Great Smith Street Lady, by John Verrangia, Jr 3 comments
• Sep 16^th Electeds finally reach out to PA regarding Pier 9 concerts Comments Off on Electeds finally reach out to PA regarding Pier 9 concerts
• Sep 14^th Ready Red Hook Day binds community, by Keith Klein 3 comments
• Sep 13^th Columbia Street shakes with party on Pier 9, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Sep 12^th Artisan to Entrepreneur graduates speak, by George Fiala Comments Off on Artisan to Entrepreneur graduates speak, by George Fiala
• Sep 10^th Red Hook Volunteers in a fix, by Diehl Edwards Comments Off on Red Hook Volunteers in a fix, by Diehl Edwards
• Sep 10^th Reporters Notebook – Primary Day 2014, by George Fiala Comments Off on Reporters Notebook – Primary Day 2014, by George Fiala
• Sep 9^th EPA deal with Lightstone up for public comment 1 comment
• Sep 9^th Primary Day Endorsements Comments Off on Primary Day Endorsements
• Sep 8^th Candidates speak Comments Off on Candidates speak
• Sep 5^th Pete Sikora receives NYSNA endorsement 6 comments
• Sep 5^th Parks apologizes for hasty fencing at Valentino Pier, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Sep 4^th Miccio boxing program a real knockout, by Frances Vidal 3 comments
• Sep 4^th Menchaca for Zuniga – Velazquez for Ortiz Comments Off on Menchaca for Zuniga – Velazquez for Ortiz
• Sep 3^rd Rockfest promoter provides details Comments Off on Rockfest promoter provides details
• Sep 3^rd Red Hook Library gets expanded hours! 2 comments
• Sep 3^rd Menchaca makes endorsement in local assembly race Comments Off on Menchaca makes endorsement in local assembly race
• Sep 2^nd Valentino Pier community meeting Comments Off on Valentino Pier community meeting
• Sep 2^nd Red Hook at Work, by Micah B. Rubin 4 comments
• Sep 2^nd Mark Shames’ political column Comments Off on Mark Shames’ political column
• Aug 30^th Endorsements: Teachout, Sikora, Ortiz 2 comments
• Aug 29^th Assembly candidates square off in series of debates, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Aug 27^th American Stevedoring Gone From Red Hook Terminal, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Aug 27^th Record breaks important Red Hook story 3 comments
• Aug 27^th Old Timer’s a happy day of reunion, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Aug 26^th Message from Carlos about Valentino Pier 3 comments
• Aug 26^th BerlinRosen 4 comments
• Aug 26^th Eric Adams on the police Comments Off on Eric Adams on the police
• Aug 25^th Updated – UPK application period extended Comments Off on Updated – UPK application period extended
• Aug 25^th Brad Lander press release regarding 4th Avenue & 9th Street Subway Comments Off on Brad Lander press release regarding 4th Avenue & 9th Street Subway
• Aug 22^nd Red Hook Rising Update by the Red Hook Rising Committee, by Gita Nandan, Co-Chair Comments Off on Red Hook Rising Update by the Red Hook Rising Committee, by Gita Nandan, Co-Chair
• Aug 22^nd Fundraiser for the Red Hook Volunteers Comments Off on Fundraiser for the Red Hook Volunteers
• Aug 20^th Editorial: Staying vigilant on community issues Comments Off on Editorial: Staying vigilant on community issues
• Aug 19^th LENZ IN FOCUS: Justin leads the 76th, by Harrison Neuhaus Comments Off on LENZ IN FOCUS: Justin leads the 76th, by Harrison Neuhaus
• Aug 18^th Red Hook’s farm in rebuilding mode this year, by Diehl Edwards Comments Off on Red Hook’s farm in rebuilding mode this year, by Diehl Edwards
• Aug 18^th Ceasar Zuniga announces UFT endorsement, by George Fiala Comments Off on Ceasar Zuniga announces UFT endorsement, by George Fiala
• Aug 12^th Opening Up New Worlds at the Red Hook Library, by Danette Vigilante Comments Off on Opening Up New Worlds at the Red Hook Library, by Danette Vigilante
• Aug 9^th Nydia is in Felix’s corner Comments Off on Nydia is in Felix’s corner
• Aug 8^th Go To Marietta’s to See How It Used to be Around Here, by Elizabeth Graham 1 comment
• Aug 8^th Sad news, death of Matty Chirico of Marietta’s 4 comments
• Aug 7^th Garbage truck update 1 comment
• Aug 7^th Tony the Sculptor, by Alexandra Corbin Comments Off on Tony the Sculptor, by Alexandra Corbin
• Aug 6^th Red Hook Library plan shelved, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Aug 6^th Red Hook’s Night Out Against Crime, by George Fiala Comments Off on Red Hook’s Night Out Against Crime, by George Fiala
• Aug 5^th Politics: Marks Corner, by Mark Shames 6 comments
• Aug 4^th More on the Pier 9 Rockfest, by George Fiala Comments Off on More on the Pier 9 Rockfest, by George Fiala
• Aug 4^th The story behind the Clement Garage, by Clarissa Sauter Comments Off on The story behind the Clement Garage, by Clarissa Sauter
• Aug 2^nd Red Hook’s auction house, by George Fiala Comments Off on Red Hook’s auction house, by George Fiala
• Aug 1^st Port Authority disses Red Hook big time, by George Fiala 3 comments
• Jul 30^th Red Hook Old Timer’s Day Promises a Weekend of Excitement, by Harrison Neuhaus 1 comment
• Jul 30^th BWAC’s two current shows draw big crowds and sales, photos and text by Micah B. Rubin Comments Off on BWAC’s two current shows draw big crowds and sales, photos and text by Micah B. Rubin
• Jul 29^th Menchaca, NYCHA Promise Asbestos Safety in Public Housing Construction, by Harrison Neuhaus Comments Off on Menchaca, NYCHA Promise Asbestos Safety in Public Housing Construction, by Harrison Neuhaus
• Jul 26^th Editorial: The Red Hook Library and colonialism 15 comments
• Jul 25^th Plan to divide Red Hook Library derided at CB6 meeting, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Jul 24^th Huge CB6 meeting TONIGHT regarding the future of the Red Hook Library Comments Off on Huge CB6 meeting TONIGHT regarding the future of the Red Hook Library
• Jul 22^nd In Dynamic Neighborhood, Conservancy’s Mission Remains Unchanged, by Keith J. Klein Comments Off on In Dynamic Neighborhood, Conservancy’s Mission Remains Unchanged, by Keith J. Klein
• Jul 21^st Sandy recovery topic of community meeting at PS 15, by Harrison Neuhaus 1 comment
• Jul 19^th Red Hook Coalition Finalizes Long-Term Community Recovery Plan, by Harrison Neuhaus Comments Off on Red Hook Coalition Finalizes Long-Term Community Recovery Plan, by Harrison Neuhaus
• Jul 16^th The Star-Revue speaks to Pete Morales, interview by Amanda Decker Comments Off on The Star-Revue speaks to Pete Morales, interview by Amanda Decker
• Jul 15^th News from the Independent Neighborhood Democrats, by Mark Shames, President Comments Off on News from the Independent Neighborhood Democrats, by Mark Shames, President
• Jul 14^th A Red Hook monument goes silent forever, photos and text by Micah B. Rubin 5 comments
• Jul 13^th Celebrating Red Hook brings arts, artisans and musicians together for a great day in the sun! Comments Off on Celebrating Red Hook brings arts, artisans and musicians together for a great day in the sun!
• Jul 11^th New Brown Baptist celebrates Sister Ingram’s Centennial, by George Fiala Comments Off on New Brown Baptist celebrates Sister Ingram’s Centennial, by George Fiala
• Jul 10^th Take Back Gowanus challenges Brad Lander’s “Shared Values,” by Harrison Neuhaus 4 comments
• Jul 9^th The Star-Revue speaks to a Red Hook Old-Timer, interview by Amanda Decker 6 comments
• Jul 8^th Take Back Gowanus 2 comments
• Jul 6^th IKEA and the Star-Revue present “Celebrating Red Hook Day” Saturday July 12 2 comments
• Jul 6^th Tell us in person, Mr. de Blasio 2 comments
• Jul 5^th South Brooklyn 4th of July, by George Fiala Comments Off on South Brooklyn 4th of July, by George Fiala
• Jul 4^th Editorial: Is Change Inevitable? Comments Off on Editorial: Is Change Inevitable?
• Jul 4^th Gowanus Gunman Shoots 2 Ironworkers, Kills Self, By Harrison Neuhaus Comments Off on Gowanus Gunman Shoots 2 Ironworkers, Kills Self, By Harrison Neuhaus
• Jul 4^th Red Hook 2024, by Micah B. Rubin 1 comment
• Jul 2^nd Red Hook was the place to be this 4th of July, by Peter Axtman 1 comment
• Jun 27^th Cross Country Fundraising begins on Court Street, by Clarissa Sauter 1 comment
• Jun 25^th It’s NYC vs. EPA at monthly CAG meeting, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Jun 11^th Oversight meeting uncovers mold and money shortages, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Jun 10^th Daniel Cruz remembered in funeral service, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Jun 3^rd Emergency Meeting called in Red Hook, by George Fiala 2 comments
• May 31^st Red Hook resident dies after delayed ambulance response, by George Fiala 45 comments
• May 29^th The Arrogance of the Parks Department, by George Fiala 2 comments
• May 27^th Creating a cultural sanctuary in Red Hook, by Micah B. Rubin Comments Off on Creating a cultural sanctuary in Red Hook, by Micah B. Rubin
• May 23^rd Curtain closes on Long Island College Hospital, by Kimberly Gail Price 2 comments
• May 8^th The Red Hook Coalition – non profits working for the community, by George Fiala Comments Off on The Red Hook Coalition – non profits working for the community, by George Fiala
• May 1^st More than just a place to drown pints, by Kevin McCormack Comments Off on More than just a place to drown pints, by Kevin McCormack
• Apr 30^th Editorial – Red Hook needs its own mayor Comments Off on Editorial – Red Hook needs its own mayor
• Apr 9^th Lillie Marshall fields housing complaints at monthly tenant meeting, by George Fiala Comments Off on Lillie Marshall fields housing complaints at monthly tenant meeting, by George Fiala
• Apr 7^th Star-Revue wins prestigious statewide award Comments Off on Star-Revue wins prestigious statewide award
• Apr 7^th Help a Red Hook family in need – UPDATED Comments Off on Help a Red Hook family in need – UPDATED
• Apr 1^st Help a Red Hook family in need – UPDATED 2 comments
• Apr 1^st Van Gogh ear found in Red Hook, by Hobbert Ruse Comments Off on Van Gogh ear found in Red Hook, by Hobbert Ruse
• Mar 30^th Editorial: Coalition needs even more presence Comments Off on Editorial: Coalition needs even more presence
• Mar 30^th Red Hook Coalition holds first-ever public meeting, by George Fiala Comments Off on Red Hook Coalition holds first-ever public meeting, by George Fiala
• Mar 29^th A Stand Up Performance, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on A Stand Up Performance, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Mar 29^th A Stand Up Performance, by Kimberly Gail Price 1 comment
• Mar 25^th BASIS School to open in Red Hook this fall, by George Fiala Comments Off on BASIS School to open in Red Hook this fall, by George Fiala
• Mar 9^th Neighborhood throws benefit to help local photographer, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Neighborhood throws benefit to help local photographer, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Mar 9^th The Crazy World of Politics, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Mar 9^th Editorial: Calling for a stronger Civic Association 2 comments
• Mar 9^th Councilmembers Lander and Levin guests at February Gowanus CAG meeting, by George Fiala Comments Off on Councilmembers Lander and Levin guests at February Gowanus CAG meeting, by George Fiala
• Mar 9^th New boilers to be installed at Red Hook Houses, by George Fiala Comments Off on New boilers to be installed at Red Hook Houses, by George Fiala
• Mar 9^th Black History month celebrated with new Borough President at Historical Society, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Black History month celebrated with new Borough President at Historical Society, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Mar 9^th March Happenings, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on March Happenings, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Mar 9^th Red Hook to vote on PB projects, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Red Hook to vote on PB projects, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Mar 9^th Theater Review: Heights Players production shines, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Theater Review: Heights Players production shines, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Feb 11^th Red Hook’s own Ornament Rock Star, by Mary Ann Pietanza Comments Off on Red Hook’s own Ornament Rock Star, by Mary Ann Pietanza
• Feb 5^th This editorial is not really about the BASIS school 3 comments
• Jan 30^th Sandy brings state money to Red Hook for local improvements, by George Fiala Comments Off on Sandy brings state money to Red Hook for local improvements, by George Fiala
• Jan 27^th The Star-Revue Red Hook wish list for 2014, by George Fiala Comments Off on The Star-Revue Red Hook wish list for 2014, by George Fiala
• Jan 24^th Cora Dance’s Red Hook Live, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Cora Dance’s Red Hook Live, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Jan 10^th BASIS Independent School’s for-profit strategy, by George Fiala 2 comments

2013

• Dec 23^rd Update on BASIS Independent School in Red Hook, by George Fiala 5 comments
• Dec 22^nd Daily News has it backwards, by George Fiala 7 comments
• Dec 19^th CB 6 Committee hears of plans for an upscale detox center on Beard Street, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Dec 18^th Op Ed: Thanksgiving for LICH: A Personal Story, by Judith A. Francis 2 comments
• Dec 17^th Op Ed: LICH Ombudsman calls for impeachment, by Dr. Jon Berall 1 comment
• Dec 16^th Alex House Project helps young moms, by Angela Johnson-Archer Comments Off on Alex House Project helps young moms, by Angela Johnson-Archer
• Dec 13^th CB 6 whacks BASIS School, by George Fiala Comments Off on CB 6 whacks BASIS School, by George Fiala
• Dec 6^th Red Hook West elections to be December 10th. Comments Off on Red Hook West elections to be December 10th.
• Nov 27^th THE STROMBERG REPORT, by Kimberly Gail Price 3 comments
• Nov 25^th Protect us from flooding, by Jake Bienecke and Andrea Sansom Comments Off on Protect us from flooding, by Jake Bienecke and Andrea Sansom
• Nov 25^th Meet “Skip” Williams – hospital hitman, by Kimberly Gail Price 4 comments
• Nov 24^th Editorial – Our thoughts on a Red Hook for the rich and famous Comments Off on Editorial – Our thoughts on a Red Hook for the rich and famous
• Nov 23^rd Elite private school to be built near Red Hook Houses, by George Fiala Comments Off on Elite private school to be built near Red Hook Houses, by George Fiala
• Nov 14^th EPA Meeting Tonight at 173 Conover Street, 6:30 pm to announce Record of Decision Comments Off on EPA Meeting Tonight at 173 Conover Street, 6:30 pm to announce Record of Decision
• Oct 31^st Red Hook’s Homemade Parade Comments Off on Red Hook’s Homemade Parade
• Oct 29^th Kimberly’s words on Sandy, One Year On 1 comment
• Oct 28^th A tale of Sandy Various Voices, One Story, by A.B. Decker Comments Off on A tale of Sandy Various Voices, One Story, by A.B. Decker
• Oct 22^nd Kukla and Ambrose talk color and art at Kentler by Jherelle Benn Comments Off on Kukla and Ambrose talk color and art at Kentler by Jherelle Benn
• Oct 13^th New Issue is out! Comments Off on New Issue is out!
• Oct 7^th Letters to the EPA, edited by George Fiala 1 comment
• Oct 3^rd Carlos Menchaca’s sophisticated sweep to power, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Sep 19^th A RED HOOK MANIFESTO, by the Red Hook Star-Revue Comments Off on A RED HOOK MANIFESTO, by the Red Hook Star-Revue
• Sep 6^th De Blasio announces newest and greatest SUNY/LICH court order yet, by George Fiala 4 comments
• Sep 6^th Why vote for Menchaca/Why vote for Gonzalez, by the candidates for DC 38 City Council Comments Off on Why vote for Menchaca/Why vote for Gonzalez, by the candidates for DC 38 City Council
• Sep 5^th Fine Fare to reopen soon, by Camille Daniels Comments Off on Fine Fare to reopen soon, by Camille Daniels
• Sep 3^rd Star-Revue Primary Endorsements 2 comments
• Aug 31^st Carl McCall’s Ivory Tower, by George Fiala 5 comments
• Aug 21^st A legal and moral responsibility, by Hon. Carolyn Demarest 1 comment
• Aug 20^th “A Legal and Moral Responsibility” to set LICH right, by George Fiala 1 comment
• Aug 20^th The Beginnings of Normalcy at LICH? by George Fiala 3 comments
• Aug 19^th SUNY Remains Defiant, by George Fiala 5 comments
• Aug 17^th LICH wins in court yet again, by George Fiala 3 comments
• Jul 22^nd Images from LICH 1 comment
• Jul 15^th Red Hook firehouse celebrates centennial, words and photos by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Red Hook firehouse celebrates centennial, words and photos by Kimberly Gail Price
• Jul 11^th Director Julie Taymor honored at Brooklyn Museum, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Director Julie Taymor honored at Brooklyn Museum, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Jul 10^th Michelle Williams, by Jenny Belin Comments Off on Michelle Williams, by Jenny Belin
• Jul 9^th Josh Parker lectures on Red Hook’s past fires by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Josh Parker lectures on Red Hook’s past fires by Kimberly Gail Price
• Jul 8^th Red Hook Lion’s Club celebrates Twenty Years Comments Off on Red Hook Lion’s Club celebrates Twenty Years
• Jul 5^th Understanding FEMA’s new flood maps, by Stacie Nieves Comments Off on Understanding FEMA’s new flood maps, by Stacie Nieves
• Jul 2^nd Proposed bill would mandate sale of LICH properties, by Kimberly Gail Price 3 comments
• Jul 1^st SUNY spits in the face of NY State Supreme Court, by Kimberly Gail Price 6 comments
• Jun 28^th New administrator for LICH 5 comments
• Jun 24^th LICH RALLY TUESDAY! Comments Off on LICH RALLY TUESDAY!
• Jun 24^th Miccio Center to remain open Comments Off on Miccio Center to remain open
• Jun 20^th Linda Gibbs speaks at the Red Hook Houses. Comments Off on Linda Gibbs speaks at the Red Hook Houses.
• Jun 10^th Superfund Project moves on – a Primer, by George Fiala 2 comments
• Jun 10^th Feedback Comments Off on Feedback
• Jun 10^th Fundraiser for LICH doctors frantically trying to rescue the dying hospital. Comments Off on Fundraiser for LICH doctors frantically trying to rescue the dying hospital.
• Jun 10^th Theatre: Falconworks’ Production of Enemy of the People, by Brian Clancy Comments Off on Theatre: Falconworks’ Production of Enemy of the People, by Brian Clancy
• Jun 8^th LICH Unraveling Continues, by Kimberly Gail Price 30 comments
• Jun 7^th Red Hook Trolley 1 comment
• May 15^th Red Hook West Tenants Meeting – May 14th 2013 Comments Off on Red Hook West Tenants Meeting – May 14th 2013
• May 8^th The Vultures after LICH, by Kimberly Gail Price 9 comments
• May 6^th Ray Hall speaking at the most recent CAG meeting Comments Off on Ray Hall speaking at the most recent CAG meeting
• May 6^th EDITORIAL – An unfortunate public display 16 comments
• May 5^th GBX’s win at all cost strategy backfires, by George Fiala 7 comments
• May 5^th Star Revue brings home statewide awards in newspaper competition 1 comment
• Apr 26^th LICH Officially Saved (Kimberly knew it all the time) 1 comment
• Apr 23^rd Decision Soon on Gowanus Sludge (July 1, 2012), by Matt Graber and Abby Savitch-Lew 1 comment
• Apr 23^rd Lou Sones speaks at Reg Flowers’ Gowanus meeting last week 1 comment
• Apr 8^th The Award-Winning Star-Revue 1 comment
• Apr 8^th Help Wanted Comments Off on Help Wanted
• Apr 5^th The Governor and LICH, by Kimberly Gail Price 11 comments
• Mar 26^th Vote your disapproval of the EPA plan for Red Hook – Editorial 2 comments
• Mar 25^th SUNY’s plan to kill LICH, by Kimberly Gail PRice 1 comment
• Mar 5^th Cora Dance’s wordless production speaks a universal language, by Kimberly Gail Price Comments Off on Cora Dance’s wordless production speaks a universal language, by Kimberly Gail Price
• Mar 4^th LICH closing averted, at least temporarily, by Nic Cavell 3 comments
• Feb 28^th If you don’t know what you’re talking about, NY Times, please don’t talk 2 comments
• Feb 26^th EDITORIAL – NYCHA’s backtracking Comments Off on EDITORIAL – NYCHA’s backtracking
• Feb 23^rd Red Hook community reacts to EPA plan, by Nic Cavell Comments Off on Red Hook community reacts to EPA plan, by Nic Cavell
• Feb 15^th The Importance of Tyquan’s Hook, by Nic Cavell Comments Off on The Importance of Tyquan’s Hook, by Nic Cavell
• Feb 14^th NYCHA a no show at their own meeting, by Nic Cavell Comments Off on NYCHA a no show at their own meeting, by Nic Cavell
• Feb 13^th EPA seeks community input on placement of Gowanus sludge in Red Hook, by Nic Cavell 3 comments
• Feb 6^th From Red Hook to Kilimanjaro, by Nic Cavell Comments Off on From Red Hook to Kilimanjaro, by Nic Cavell
• Feb 3^rd Strength in numbers confront NYCHA, by Nic Cavell Comments Off on Strength in numbers confront NYCHA, by Nic Cavell
• Feb 3^rd Advertise in our print edition. Comments Off on Advertise in our print edition.
• Feb 1^st EPA presents Gowanus remediation to skeptical Red Hook audience, by Nic Cavell 2 comments
• Feb 1^st Look, Tweedledee. It’s an actual event Comments Off on Look, Tweedledee. It’s an actual event