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Howe’s Brooklyn: Abitare

Elizabeth Hand and Joanne Esposito Heights residents may find themselves succumbing to impulse buys more frequently due to a new home furnishings boutique at 309 Henry Street, between Atlantic Avenue and State Street. Called ABITARE (“inhabit” in Italian), the chic store is the brainchild of Carroll Gardens resident Elizabeth Hand and Joanne Esposito, an Upper East..

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Howe’s Brooklyn: John Doman

John Doman Seen recently at the Clark Street Subway: HBO series “The Wire” star JOHN DOMAN. A resident of the Heights for over 25 years, Doman was an advertising executive for two decades before making the switch to acting full time. He admitted to having some anxious moments when he left the ad business for..

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Howe’s Brooklyn: Jeff Koinange

Jeff Koinange CUNY’s Kingsborough Community College (KCC) has another reason to celebrate famed alumnus JEFF KOINANGE: the CNN correspondent was awarded an Emmy last month for Outstanding Live Coverage of a Breaking News Story. He and celebrity journalist Anderson Cooper won the honor for “Starving in Plain Sight,” which highlighted the under-reported crisis of famine..

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Howe’s Brooklyn: Liz Padilla Memorial

The late Liz PadillaPhoto courtesy of transit.org “It was a great day, despite the rain,” said race director KAREN ROSENBERG of the first annual LIZ PADILLA Memorial 5k, which occurred last Sunday morning at Prospect Park. Over 300 participants, volunteers and spectators gathered to celebrate the life of Liz Padilla, who was a pro bono coordinator/staff..

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Howe’s Brooklyn: Brooklyn Eats

Dreaming of Jacque Torres? Maybe it’s just the effect of the new BROOKLYN EATS logo. This inventive, chocolate-dripped insignia was created by The Mardiney Group, a Downtown Brooklyn-based design studio headed by Megan Mardiney and Rob Garguilo. Now in its 10th year, this year’s Brooklyn Eats will feature over 55 participants, including Kings County all..

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