- More than 400 mourners packed an East New York funeral home to celebrate the life — and protest the mysterious death — of Tamon Robinson, the beloved Connecticut Muffin counterman who died after being run over by an NYPD squad car. The Local
- A for-profit education firm is soaking taxpayers by subleasing buildings to the Brooklyn public charter schools it runs at astronomical rates. NY Post
- NYPD is in training to beat the crap out of Occupy protesters on May Day. Gothamist
- Brooklyn holds the dubious honor of being the county in the U.S. where completing a foreclosure takes the longest. TRD
- Packs of adolescents are throwing emergency kill switches on MTA buses, bringing commutes to a halt and making riders nervous. Gothamist
- Brooklyn home returned to owners after Occupy squatters removed. NY Magazine
- Hooters "desperate" to move in near Barclays Arena. Gothamist
- New bill would make kindergarten mandatory. Brooklyn Eagle
- Brownstoner gives us the dope on the Brooklyn Fire Headquarters building in Downtown Brooklyn.
- A corporation will donate millions to revitalize several cherished Brooklyn landmarks — if enough history buffs vote for them. Brooklyn Paper
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Monday, April 30, 2012
Mourning Tamon Robinson; Hooters Loves the Nets; and More Brooklyn Briefs
at 6:59 AM Labels: Atlantic Yards, Brooklyn, crime, Downtown Brooklyn, East New York, mass transit, money, real estate, restaurants, schools
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