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There's also Jimmy's, which specializes in tequila and allows visitors to scrawl on the walls; Ajax Tavern for dinner or drinks at the base of Aspen Mountain; and J-Bar at the Hotel Jerome, which will be reopening next month after a restoration.

BAMcinématek, 30 Lafayette Avenue, at Ashland Place, Fort Greene, (718) 636-4100, bam.org; $11. (Dave Kehr) LATINBEAT 2007 (Friday through Thursday) Twenty-three froms from 12 Latin American countries are featured in this annual program at the Walter Reade Theater, which will be reopening for the occasion after recent renovations.

The Market Diner, which fed New Yorkers night and day from 1962 until 2006, will be reopening in about two months, according to a restaurateur with a glistening greasy-spoon résumé of his own.

The online store, which was bought by a Qatari firm, along with the BHS brand name and international business, currently says it will be reopening for business this autumn.

"The campus will be reopening tomorrow.

The Cooper Gallery's owner, Ahn Behrens, says the gallery will be reopening soon in New York City.

A letter from Winifred reveals they will be reopening the investigation of Earl's mother's deceased husband's death.

"Today I am delighted to share with you the exciting news that ecomom will be reopening in early summer of 2013.

On its Twitter account, the airport stated that two runways will be reopening "shortly".

They'll be reopening the Blitz next The Saturdays Give to Comic Relief, but don't buy the single.

"Brooklyn Works: 400 Years of Making a Living in Brooklyn," which will be on view for the next three to five years, marked the reopening last October of the Historical Society after a $23 million renovation that took four years.