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ie Robinson, who was our real hero, generally was driven to the stadium for safety reasons. I will never forget Jackie Robinson’s first game with the Dodgers. We persuaded our European-born rabbi to make a special blessing for him, without his knowing whom he was blessing, since he never would have approve

years after retiring, David Bazelon called to inform me that he had early stage Alzheimer’s, a disease that also afflicted my father. I visited with David all through his illness, often with his closest friend Bill Brennan. We would take David on walks, reminisce with him and tell him stories. I remaine

e my mother tossed it in the garbage pail, along with my signed baseball cards and comic book collection. I could’ve been a millionaire.... When the Dodgers were not at home, we would play softball in the parking lot adjacent to Ebbets Field. One day we made headlines when one of my classmates hit a homer

s unique among American Jewish neighborhoods in that it has always been Jewish. Unlike the neighborhoods of Manhattan—such as the Lower East side and Harlem, which have had changing ethnic populations—Boro Park has always been, and remains, dominantly Jewish. The first occupants of the small tract houses

lways in a lot of our conversations. Remember Ebbet's Field and Happy Felton's Knothole club? For a nickel, you got into Ebbet's Field and saw the Dodgers play. For Brooklynites, it was -- and will always be -- a shrine. 32. You come from Brooklyn, but you don't think you have an accent. To you, Long

when we got home. 57. When we talked about "the city", everyone knew we meant Manhattan . 58. The Mets in the 60's became our substitute for the Dodgers; but they never did, and never will, make-up for the Dodgers leaving. 59. In the 60's, we were ready to drive and hit the night life scene. With

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always in a lot of our conversations. Remember Ebbet's Field and Happy Felton's Knothole club? For a nickel, you got into Ebbet's Field and saw the Dodgers play. For Brooklynites it was -- and will always be -- a shrine. 32. You come from Brooklyn but you don't think you have an accent. To you Long Isl

cotton candy stores, custard stands, Pokerama, in I kr — / I t 4 1/e 0 ' Skeeball, prize games, fortune tellers guess games, hammer games , the Harlem revue, the freak shows, the house of wax, the animal nursery, restaurants, rifle ranges, push cart rides and parades. 15. The fruit man, the tool

lf of his co-hosts Peter Duchin, Questlove, Nile Rodgers and Loren Schoenberg (Artistic Director The Natio

nes invites you on behalf of his co-hosts Peter Duchin, Questlove, Nile Rodgers and Loren Schoenberg (Artistic Director The National Jazz Museum in Harlem) to a celebratory lunch for "KEEP ON, KEEPIN' ON" on Wednesday, January 7th at The Lotus Club. The film has received numerous accolades from critic

eadows, and former Trump surrogate Katrina Pierson. 'Sedition Hunters' Seek to Identify Participants on Jan. 6 Capitol Attack WMAQ (NBC-5) (11/24, Rogers) reported that a loose network of self-styled internet detectives, "sedition hunters", have continued to scour the internet in their free time and o

acate the convictions of two men who were wrongfully convicted for the murder of civil rights visionary Malcolm X in 1965 at the Audubon Ballroom in Harlem. According to the article, Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance noted that "we have obtained now in this reinvestigation, are numerous materials

lf of his co-hosts =eter Duchin, Questlove, Nile Rodgers and Loren Schoenberg (Artistic Director The Natio

ones invites you on behalf of his co-hosts =eter Duchin, Questlove, Nile Rodgers and Loren Schoenberg (Artistic Director The National Jazz Museum in Harlem) to a celebratory =unch for "KEEP ON, KEEPIN' ON" on Wednesday, January 7th at The =otus Club. The =ilm has received numerous accolades from critic

dock, Wolfgang), The Hill (02/15, Kelly), NPR (02/15, Brumfiel, Bowman), NBC News (02/15, Smith), BBC (02/15, Debusmann Jr.), New York Times (02/15, Rogers, Demirjian), Forbes (02/15, Hart), Daily Mail (02/15, Robinson), and The Daily Beast (02/15, Olmstead). District Attorney in Trump's Georgia Case P

d sealed off the chiefs' offices at the department's headquarters in Brooklyn. The article added that the coordinated searches in Staten Island and Harlem were carried out as part of a corruption investigation that was initially focused on whether the chiefs had been paid nearly $100,000 each in a sche

n's El Brillo Way home and community ser- vice after he leaves the Palm Beach Please see EPSTEIN, Page A9 Historic Casa Nana listed for $72.5M By DAVID ROGERS Daily News Staff Writer Casa Nana is again on the market, and its price has more than doubled since the last sale in 2003. To see more of Casa

get to sleep before 3 a.m. JIMMY RODRIGUEZ, 41. Since dropping out of high school, he's built a four-restaurant empire with eateries in the Bronx, Harlem, Sutton Place and City Island. Pro: Is pals with hip-hop stars, Yankees and Knicks. Con: Is pals with hip-hop stars, Yankees and Knicks. Full Text