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Curtis Valentine "> Curtis Valentine , 32, passed away after suffering a head injury inside Head Too Heavy Gallery, police said." /> Curtis Valentine , 32, passed away after suffering a head injury inside Head Too Heavy Gallery , police said. View Full Caption Facebook WILLIAMSBURG — Detectives are investigating the death of a   bike messenger who died after suffering a head injury at a Bushwick Avenue art gallery . Bushwick resident Curtis Valentine , 32, a skateboarder and Virginia native, died after sustaining the  injury Saturday night outside of the Head Too Heavy Gallery  at 383 Bushwick Ave., though the circumstances are still unclear, said  83rd Precinct Detective John Bartek . Valentine's roommate called 911 at 9 p.m. Saturday night after finding him unconscious on the ground of their apartment following the gallery event, according to police. Initial reports deemed his death unsuspicious with no obvious injuries. The Office of the Chief Medical Exam

Generic apartments will create more stress The Victorian District is indeed a neighborhood. As a long-time resident, I have watched it grow in the 30 years that I’ve lived on East Bolton Street . I hope we can hang onto our neighborhood. Currently it is being buffeted by more and more vacation rentals and requests for new hotels. Now, we are confronted with a proposed large, generic apartment complex which is too big for the requested site and will only add more stress and congestion to the area. Is it not possible to develop projects that will enhance, not detract, from this historic district ? EDITH SCHMIDT Resident Victorian District Savannah Savannah entering post-renaissance period Your Sunday article about Rousakis Riverfront Plaza brought back many memories. It’s hard to imagine what River Street looked like before the renovation. Fortunately for Savannah, a group of citizens, under the leadership of John P. Rousakis, saw our city’s rich history as her greatest asset. This w

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Following U.S. election volatility some analysts have updated their recommended target prices on shares of Mid- America Apartment Communities , Inc. (NYSE:MAA). According to the most recently released broker notes , 4 analysts have a rating of “strong buy” on the stock, 8 analysts “buy”, 6 analysts “neutral”, 0 analysts “sell” and 0 analysts “strong sell”. Latest Recommended Buy/Sell Side Ratings: 07/06/2017 – Mid- America Apartment Communities , Inc. was downgraded to “” by analysts at UBS. They now have a USD 107 price target on the stock. 04/18/2017 – Mid- America Apartment Communities , Inc. had its “” rating reiterated by analysts at Barclays. They now have a USD 117 price target on the stock. 03/30/2017 – Mid- America Apartment Communities , Inc. had its “” rating reiterated by analysts at Jefferies. They now have a USD 115 price target on the stock. 12/13/2016 – Mid- America Apartment Communities , Inc. was upgraded to “” by analysts at RBC Capital. They now have a USD 1

They wrote about rock music and marijuana, when those were actually daring things to write about. They used profanity sometimes, when even sometimes was rude and shocking. In the back, past the ads for head shops, porn theaters and escort services, there were classified listings that featured a strange code of longing and desire: “ SWM seeks SWF for LT relationship, light S&M.” “Alternative” weeklies flowered in the 1970s in just about every American city, large and small. They were the alternative to the strait- laced establishment press and the successors to the ragtag “underground” papers that had raged against the Vietnam War. Less angry and more professional than their forebears, they still raged against authority when a new edition dropped outside the coffeehouse or club. Free- distribution alt weeklies — all those New Timeses and Real Papers — aren’t quite dead yet, but the fraternity is in some distress. The Boston Phoenix checked out in 2013. The San Francisco Bay Gu

By Orval E. Allbritton 8/18/2017 • Wild West Magazine Major S.A. Doran’s gang ambushed Frank ‘Boss Gambler’ Flynn and two of his brothers in February 1884, triggering an exchange as deadly as the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral. Most people who traveled to Hot Springs, Arkansas, in the 1880s did so to soak in the mineral baths in hopes of improving their physical health. Not so Samuel Alexander Doran , native Kentuckian and ex-Confederate major. In late fall 1883 Doran , who seldom visited a place without having some kind of confrontation (often deadly), was en route from New Orleans to the spa town in the Ouachita Mountains in hopes of improving his financial health. A dishonest gambler willing to back his card play with gunplay, Doran had broken the law in a string of towns from Kentucky to Texas. He had left more than a few places on bad terms and was lucky to have spent relatively little time behind bars. It was in New Orleans that Doran had met Jim Lane. Lane had owned and operate

The institutional investor held 52 ,271 shares of the major banks company at the end of 2016Q4, valued at $2.69M, up from 44,571 at the end of the previous reported quarter . As per Thursday, February 2, the company rating was maintained by RBC Capital Markets . The Massachusetts- based Pioneer Invest Management has invested 0.27% in Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE). About 40,725 shares traded. It is down 3.26% since August 10, 2016 and is uptrending. Steinberg Global Asset Management 's holdings in Mid- America Apartment Communities were worth $245,000 as of its most recent filing with the SEC. The stock has a market capitalization of $11.87 billion, a P/E ratio of 48.30 and a beta of 0.35. The stock rose 0.02% or $0.01 reaching $59.08. About 395,053 shares traded. Finally, Cleararc Capital Inc. raised its position in Mid- America Apartment Communities by 1.9% in the first quarter. It has underperformed by 15.78% the S&P500. Advisor Ltd invested in 3,041 shares. 141 funds opened positi

HARRISON, NY – A 421- unit luxury rental community is being built on the site of two former office buildings along the I-287 corridor once a mecca for businesses. The apartment building on Corporate Park Drive will have retail on the first floor and an in- building parking garage . Amenities will include a club room, fitness center, kid’s playroom, pet spa, bike lounge, craft room, co-working lounge and pool. The Carraway development is another example of an ongoing trend of repurposing vacant office buildings along Westchester’s Platinum Mile into residential and retail uses, including a fitness center on what was once the site of The Journal News building in Harrison and plans for a Wegmans supermarket on a former office building site on Corporate Park Drive . (For neighborhood news like this, sign up to get Patch’s daily newsletter, news alerts and updates.) Tuesday the developers, Toll Brothers Apartment Living , joined with officials from the Town of Harrison and Westcheste

Efforts on part of local elected officials and preservationists to landmark a 114-year-old Beaux Arts building in Nomad have been scuttled by the Landmarks Preservation Commission . Last month, State Senators Brad Holyman and Liz Krueger wrote to the LPC to consider landmarking the Kaskel & Kaskel Building at 316 Fifth Avenue, which is slated to be replaced by a 40- story condo building designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox . This week Senator Holyman ’s office shared the LPC’s response with Curbed. In it, LPC Chair, Meenakshi Srinivasan says the Commission deemed the building ineligible in three previous studies of the neighborhood, and then detailed the Commission’s reasonings against designation. The prominent changes the Commission identified include , “alternations at the roofline including the removal of a prominent historic cornice on two facades, and extensive changes at the ground floor,” which the Commission said, “substantially reduced the historic integrity of the Kaskel

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A Queens landlord ’s quest to evict a cigarette- puffing single mom аnd her disabled daughter have gone up in smoke. For three уears, rent-controlled tenant Lуnn Blue had a case hanging over her, alleging she was a nuisance who needed to leave the Ridgewood apartment where she grew up. Blue not onlу smoked, but also had people constantlу coming аnd going аnd left trash, according to the case filed bу landlord Milena Jovic . A Queens jurу sided with Jovic in 2015 аnd Blue said the verdict put her оn a verge of a breakdown. Thе trial judge threw out the verdict, аnd the landlord appealed. But last week, three appellate judges ruled the trial judge was right to tоss the jurу decision. It was “like a mountain was lifted оff me,” Blue, 49, tоld the Dailу News оn Fridaу. “It felt like validation, уou know. Somebodу heard me.” Jovic had accused Blue of smoking marijuana аnd cigarettes. Blue insisted she onlу used tоbacco — never pot — аnd exhaled out the window with a fan blowing. S