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Joan Millman

Recent Headlines

Carroll Gardens

April 26, 2013

Commuters Celebrate Reopening of Smith-9th Street F/G Train Stop

The Smith-9th Street subway station reopened Friday morning, to the relief of straphangers.

Cobble Hill

April 25, 2013

City Council Unanimously Passes Resolution to Save LICH

The resolution calls for SUNY and the State Department of Health to find a new operator for the hospital.

Cobble Hill

February 13, 2013

Community Will Meet to Discuss LICH Closure

Local associations, physicians and politicians will discuss steps to keep the hospital open, Thursday.

Carroll Gardens

February 04, 2013

Brooklyn Philharmonic Center Renovation to Begin After Decade-Long Battle

The construction is expected to begin in the summer of 2013.

Gowanus

November 23, 2012

EPA to Meet With Residents About Gowanus Canal Flooding After Sandy

Samples retrieved by the EPA after Hurricane Sandy showed higher levels of bacteria.

Carroll Gardens

October 18, 2012

Local Pols Blast Proposal to Install Carroll Gardens Homeless Shelter

Elected officials sent a letter to the DHS commissioner demanding more time for community feedback.

Cobble Hill

July 23, 2012

Long Island College Hospital Lays Off 150 employees

LICH cited financial pressure as the reason for downsizing its staff.

Carroll Gardens

July 10, 2012

Last-Minute Summer Events and Camps for Children

Summer events and camps for children in Carroll Gardens and Cobble Hill are just around the corner.

Lower East Side & East Village

June 17, 2010

Outdoor Bars Threatened by New Restrictive Bill

Bars would have to close early, institute table service and refrain from playing amplified music under a proposed law.

Harlem

March 04, 2010

Harlem Bars Could Be Squeezed Out by Dan Squadron's Tighter Nightlife Law

Bars would have to close early, institute table service and refrain from playing amplified music under a proposed law.

Manhattan

January 07, 2010

MTA Chairman Jay Walder Testifies Before State Assembly Committee

Bars would have to close early, institute table service and refrain from playing amplified music under a proposed law.