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While canvassing in the Southside of Williamsburg, Lincoln Restler (at left) stops to speak with a neighborhood resident and a campaign member, Marcos Masri. Photo by Benjamin Lozovsky
Story by Benjamin Lozovsky
On a perfectly temperate August Friday evening, while most New Yorkers are outdoors at barbeques or gone on vacation, cherishing the last few glimpses of the summer sun, Lincoln Restler is indoors knocking on apartment doors.
Madonna goes all New York, Eats at El Almacen in Williamsburg [Popeater]
Going Quebecois Before Going West [NYT]
Photo by Eric Wolman
Who Put the Whiskey in My Milkshake? [NYT]
Made in Brooklyn: When Scorcese needed suits, Jay Greenfield got sewing [DailyNews]
Photo by Eric Wolman
Television: Building a “Boardwalk Empire” [NYT]
Wlsbrg Salsa Orchestra cover indie songs, play every other Wed [BklynVegan]
By Meghan Cass
It’s springtime in Brooklyn and outdoor spaces are getting all the love. But if you aren’t one of the few blessed with a rooftop or yard, then the time is ripe to cultivate your own indoor container garden. Often considered inferior to open-air efforts, indoor gardens have their own advantages. “You can keep tropical plants alive indoors all year, and even force bulbs like tulips and paper-whites to bloom in the off-season,” says Grace Martinelli, owner of Graceful Gardens on Driggs Avenue.
