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We restore original wooden windows. We are at small team who take pride in properly restoring weight and chain windows.

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FLATBUSH, BROOKLYN -- A Flatbush man was shot dead on a Brooklyn sidewalk Sunday night, according to police. Kareem Summerville, 27, was shot in the stomach outside 2415 Clarendon Road near Bedford Avenue at about 9:20 p.m., police said. Emergency responders rushed Summerville to Kings County Hospital, but doctors were unable to save his life, said police. No arrests had been made as of Monday morning and the investigation remains ongoing, police said. <hr />Photo courtesy of Shutterstock

FLATBUSH, BROOKLYN -- A Flatbush man was shot dead on a Brooklyn sidewalk Sunday night, according to police.

Kareem Summerville, 27, was shot in the stomach outside 2415 Clarendon Road near Bedford Avenue at about 9:20 p.m., police said. Emergency responders rushed Summerville to Kings County Hospital, but doctors were unable to save his life, said police.

No arrests had been made as of Monday morning and the investigation remains ongoing, police said. <hr />Photo courtesy of Shutterstock

Flatbush Man Shot Dead On Brooklyn Block, Cops Say

Kareem Summerville was fatally shot in the stomach on Clarendon Road Sunday night, police said. 

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If you or a dear friend friend &nbsp;is coping with loss, &nbsp;please join us for a supportive 8-week&nbsp;virtual&nbsp;bereavement&nbsp;group meeting,&nbsp;commencing on&nbsp;Tuesday, April 28th from 6 to 7:30 . . Fee for the group is $65.00 a session. Here is more information FIND THE TOOLS YOU NEED TO GROW AND HEAL FOLLOWING THE LOSS OF A LOVED ONE Restructuring&nbsp;one's life following a loss is enhanced by doing it deliberately. It requires thought,&nbsp;a willingness to be honest with oneself, patience, and the courage to make changes. One way to begin is to study one's talents, resources, options, and blocks to self-fulfillment.&nbsp; Support groups and counseling can contribute to self-discovery and a needed connection with others.&nbsp;If you or a friend&nbsp;is&nbsp;suffering from a loss, consider&nbsp;joining a groupHere's some of what you can expect by participating&nbsp;in the&nbsp;group:•&nbsp;Meet in 8 weekly sessions led by a compassionate and experienced&nbsp;grief&nbsp;professional.•&nbsp; Find the tools you need to help you grow and heal.•&nbsp;Share your experiences, thoughts, and feelings.•&nbsp;Talk with others in the same situation.•&nbsp;Learn more about what to expect from your&nbsp;grief.•&nbsp;Find healing and comfort through the&nbsp;Alexander Technique&nbsp;and relaxation exercises.•* Develop&nbsp;new&nbsp;rituals to organize your&nbsp;grief--&nbsp;contact &nbsp;Jane Dorlester &nbsp;917 755 8025
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The OMNI Ensemble is pleased to announce the conclusion of its 43rd season at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music on Saturday evening, May 2, 2026 at 8:00 pm. Music Director/Flutist David Wechsler will host an evening of woodwind quintet and piano music. Compositions are Karel Husa’s Serenade for woodwind quintet and piano, Valerie Coleman’s Afro Cuban Concerto for wind quintet, Chen Yi’s Woodwind Quintet, and David Wechsler’s Divertimento
for Wind Quintet and Piano. Assisting musicians are Elizabeth Kieronski - oboe, Jeffrey Adler - clarinet, Atsuko Sato – bassoon, Eric David - horn, and Sylvia Kahan, piano. 
Continuing as the chamber music group in residence at the Brooklyn Conservatory, The OMNI Ensemble will continue to perform concerts of enormous variety all designed to provide their audience with a musical diversity not ordinarily encountered by one chamber music group. Throughout the season they perform in the recital hall at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music. 

Tickets at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music are $25.00, $15.00 for students and senior citizens. Tickets are available in advance on the OMNI Ensemble website or at the door prior to the performance. 
For reservations please call 718/859-8649.
For direct purchase of tickets on line please visit our web site: <a href="https://www.theomniensemble.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.theomniensemble.org</a> or go to <a href="https://omnimay226.eventbrite.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://omnimay226.eventbrite.com</a>
The Brooklyn Conservatory is located at 58 Seventh Ave. at the corner of Lincoln Place in Park Slope, Brooklyn. It is in easy access of public transportation, Q or B train to Seventh Ave., or IRT #2 and 3 to Grand Army Plaza. For further information and ticket reservations, call 718 859-8649. 
The OMNI Ensemble is a chamber music created to perform programs of enormous variety, with music ranging from the Renaissance to the 21st century, including Western classical music, jazz, and electronic and improvised music, all designed to provide their audience with a musical experience not ordinarily encountered in a single music event. Since its inception in 1983 the group has featured many guest artists including multi instrumentalist/composer David Amram, performance artist John Kelley, Singer Erika Banks, Kumongo player Jin Hi Kim, Saxophonist Roy Nathanson, Mezzo Sopranos Catherine Ciesinski and Charlotte Hellekant, Harpsichordists Gerald Ranck and Rebecca Pechefsky, and keyboardist Marco Benevento. The group has commissioned works by David Lang, Lee Hyla, Allen Shearson, &amp; Michael Bushnell, and performed new pieces by Jim Lahti, Eric Klein, and David Wechsler. 



This concert is made possible, in part with funds from The New York State Council on the Arts.

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