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TOMORROW: Zombiefest
This item comes courtesy of a lady named Allison. Tomorrow, August 31st starting at 6:30 p.m., Williamsburg’s very own Cove will be hosting “Zombiefest”, a fundraiser for the New York City Food Bank. Following are the details per this event’s Facebook page:
Brooklyn, NY — The Cove and hostess Allison Love announce “Zombiefest 2011 Fundraiser” — a fundraiser to benefit this year’s upcoming Zombiefest charity event.
Join The Cove for a charity event/fundraiser to support the Food Bank For New York City’s continuous efforts to fight hunger in the five boroughs. This event will take place at The Cove on 108 N 6th Street in Williamsburg. It will be held on Wednesday, August 31st starting at 6:30 p.m.
During the fundraiser, there will be musicians, bands, a poet, comedians, and improv groups to entertain:
Bands/Musicians:
- Robb and his Handsome Few
- Lauren Levy
- Hani and the Thief
- Gandhi
Poet:
- Meghann Plunkett
Comedians:
- Brian Frange
- Stephanie Hunter
- Anthony Zenhauser
Improv groups:
- Schwartzlander
- Mr. Fahrenheit
There will be a beer special and a portion of the proceeds made will also benefit the Food Bank For New York City.
Food Bank For New York City (http://www.foodbanknyc.org
The Cove ( http://thecovenyc.com/ ) has been around for about 2 1/2 years and is a sizeable bar located at 108 N 6th Street in the heart of Williamsburg in Brooklyn.
WHAT: Zombiefest 2011 Fundraiser – a Charity Event/Fundraiser to Benefit the Food Bank For New York City
WHEN: Wednesday, August 31st from 6:30 p.m. – 10 p.m.
WHERE: The Cove, 108 N 6th Street, Brooklyn, NY.
COST: This event is free with a $5 suggested donation. There will also be $1 raffle available (trust me….these prizes are amazing!).
Missing In Williamsburg: Nermal
I saw a number of these fliers (this one, unfortunately was stapled to a tree— but we’ll let that go) posted around Bedford Avenue and North 7 Street recently. If anyone reading this has seen Nermal or know of his whereabouts please contact his person at the above-listed telephone number. Thanks!
LAST GASP: Live From Manhattan Avenue, Part II
(Or: Special Delivery)
As some of you have probably noticed earlier today I posted footage of a man who decided to sit in the middle of the street and block traffic. Well, shortly thereafter I noticed a couple of NYPD patrol cars canvassing the area. I am pleased to announce that as of 7:00 p.m. they got their man! Sort of.
I do not post this footage with the intent of criticizing the 94th Precinct. They have a job to do— and regrettably handling individuals who are clearly mentally ill has become one of their responsibilities. Rather, I have to wonder about the effectiveness of a rehabilitation facility— one which is funded in part by our tax dollars, I’ll add— when someone under their care requires a police motorcade to get back home. Clearly whatever this facility is doing is not working— and sadly it is probably only a matter of time before this man gets hurt.
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