There is a place in Brooklyn called Mother Gaston Blvd. Who is Mother Gaston?
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Rosetta Gaston (1885-1981), or Mother Gaston, was an activist who devoted her life to community work and teaching Black children about their heritage. She founded "Heritage House" for the young and old of the Brownsville community, located on the third floor of the Stone Avenue Branch.
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my moms friend willy lives there...find ppl on myspace...theres tons of ppl from everywhere
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If I had a chance to give a street a name...I would name it after my Mom...who is residing in Heaven...So the  name of the street would be...Angeline Lane...because we were really close and loved each other very much.
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The original nickname was "Trolley Dodger," applied to residents of Brooklyn because of the numerous trolley lines there.  The name eventually attached to the Brooklyn baseball team, though there were other names such as Superbas, Bridegrooms and (briefly in the 1930s) Robins, after their manager Wilbert Robinson.  When the Brooklyn Dodgers moved to Los Angeles they took the Dodgers name with them.
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North Six and Warsaw...both in Brooklyn.
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the suregon is his mother\n=]
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umm jasons mom mrs. voorhees (sorry dont remember her first name)
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My mom na jk probably carmen electra
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3333 Empire Ave.\nBurbank, 91504
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machida, yuko  yuko@studiomarz.com\n    237 kent avenue\n    brooklyn, ny 11211\n    US\n    +1.7184863730
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I LOVE THAT BOOK.  I'm puerto rican and I totally related to that book.  In a nutshell , it's a non fiction story about girl who was raised in Puerto Rico in her childhood years, then moves to brooklyn with her mother and many brother's and sisters.  She discusses the ups and downs of her family life, dealing the with her identity as a Puerto Rican and an American.  She's telling the story how she saw her mother as woman who continually had children, and her yearning to be back in her homeland.  She was used to living in country and being able to enjoy nature, unlike her life in brooklyn, where they had to struggle for everything.  I hope this helps you a little bit.  If you're Puerto Rican, read the book!!!
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There is a store in Charlotte, NC called Central Sun. They are on \n7th street.  The owner is Baxter.
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In Strife with Father (1950), his adoptive parents were called Monte and Evelyn Sparrow\n\nIn his earlier cartoons his mother was just Mama Buzzard
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Mundial \n\nIt is in the East Village: 505 East 12th Street between avenue A and avenue B.  N R W Q 4 5 6 to Union Square/14th Street. L to 1st Avenue.\n\nIt is at 3pm and showing live.\n\nhttp://mundialnyc.com/wc/index.html
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Department of Social services on Billingsly rd. That runs right off of Randolph rd before you get to the cotswald mall. I hope this helps!
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Don't know. My daughter and her family live on 104th in Allegan. Just wanted to say hi. "hi"
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I'm not sure who the owner was, but a search at IMDB seems to indicate that the address was 221 79th Street in Brooklyn, NY