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Newspaper
The Red Hook Star Revue
Location
Brooklyn, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 2015
Page
14
Ms Jessica Figuly, director of the Bumble BeesBus pre school at 76 Lorraine Street, has been named Employee of the Year by the local transportation program.
The Heights Players announce the death of founding member John Bourne at age 90 on January 9 2015. Bourne helped launch Brooklyn oldest self sustaining community theater in 1956 and remained a key figure, with the organization later naming the theater in his honor in 2012.
John Bourne served as Heights Players president from 1968 to 1989 and remained on the board until 2012. He directed 46 plays and acted in many, with 247 house management performances. A 90th birthday celebration occurred in November during The Boys From Syracuse. Memorial plans will be announced when available. SBIDC to place 10 litter baskets in Brooklyn districts.
Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams unveiled a plan by Brooklyn Greenway Initiative to curb up to 500 million gallons of stormwater entering the combined sewer system annually and reduce raw sewage discharges into the East River and New York Harbor during heavy storms. The plan also urges protections for Red Hook and Sunset Park against future coastal flooding.
Cora Dance will perform at BAM Fisher from January 29 to 31, 2015. The program features the professional company and Cora Youth Company with dancers Nadia Tykulsker, Katie Dean, Solomon Goodwin, Calia Marshall, Shannon Hummel, and guest Cynthia Thompson, plus two world premieres Cluck and Enough and a restaging of Down Here, performed by Ka tie Dean and Calia Marshall.
New York Police Commissioner William Bratton spoke at the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Newsmaker Breakfast at MetroTech Center. He highlighted Brooklyn business ties to police precincts and gave a broad update on community policing and overall crime trends.
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