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The news can only be as good as the people who submit it. Please send in all the news that people would like to know about. 03.28.06 - Some words from MTA that the 'L' train will start running with out interruption by the end of 2006. Unfortunately we all heard that back in 2004 and 2005. Good luck to all of us. 03.24.06 - 11211.info team started a flyer distribution at your local bars. So if you see our logo of the drunk cat, pass on the word to all other Williamsburgians. 03.18.06 - A bit under influece of Stoli vodka, 11211.info team spent about two hours spreading red flyers on 'L' trains and Williamsburg subway stations. Hopefully MTA won't rip them down too quickly. 03.17.06 - 11211.info founders celebrated Saint Patrick's Day at Green Point Tavern. Beer of choice was Beck's. 03.12.06 - Season six of The Soprano's kicks off tonight. March Madness coming into full swing with Duke as the favorite by most sports analysts. 03.10.06 - It was a rager at the Fortress of Solitude. The beer, the music, the dumplings! 03.06.06 - The Jets keep Chad Pennington as his salary is slashed three-fold. The starter position is no longer guaranteed to our injury prone quarterback. Go Eli! 03.05.06 - Crash wins Best Picture Oscar, while NYU Tisch graduate Ang Lee grabs Best Director Oscar trophy. 02.25.06 - In an unfortunate car accident one of the founders of 11211.info breaks his hand. The team supports him through these times by making him update the site with only one hand. Good luck! 02.12.06 - According to National Weather Service New York City was dumped with a record breaking 26.9 inches of snow. Previous record of 26.4 was set in 1947. 02.05.06 - Pittsburgh Steelers destroyed Seatle Seahawks in the Super Bowl XL. Good luck next year Jets and Giants fans. But realistically you guys don't stand a chance. 02.02.06 - 11211.info team finished reviewing all of the bars in the neighborhood. Now there are fifty-seven bars in all. 01.25.06 - One of the founders of 11211.info got wasted celebrating his birthday. Harefield's Road was the choice of the nightly festivities. |