Citizen Brooklyn

On Saturday, locals once again celebrated the coming of autumn with a day of homegrown activities at the Cranberry Street Fair.

Considered a “must for discriminating theatergoers” by The New York Times, “Dividing the Estate” will delight with its laughs and yet captivate with its page-turning drama about a rapacious Southern family tangling over finances.

“Enigma” allows audience members to embark on a journey into the heart of Brooklyn Heights, armed with a map and tasked with searching for a celebrated esoteric mystery writer.

The service manager at Bay Ridge Lexus, where Perl took his car for repair, said that he has seen five cases of rat-infested cars so far this winter.

“Why can’t they build a Heights street at the Silvercup Studios [in Astoria] and use that as a location?”

The event – “To Be Considered” — will take place at the gallery at 47 Bergen Street, October 25-27th. The gallery has asked local artists to donate works for this benefit and each piece will be starting at auction as low as a third of the normal retail price.