See this story at BrooklynPaper.com.By Aaron ShortThe Brooklyn PaperRep. Ed Towns is calling it quits after more than a quarter century in Congress. The veteran Democratic lawmaker will retire at the end of this term, according to Politico, ending a Wa... »
Note: More media content is available for this story at BrooklynPaper.com.By Aaron ShortThe Brooklyn PaperIt’s certainly more action-packed than crocheting. This week, a handful of artists taught septuagenarians and octogenarians at Fort Greene’s Grant... »
Atlantic Yards-related overload here on Brownstoner today, but this story from the Brooklyn Paper could not be left unmentioned: Nets owner and Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov said at a press conference yesterday that he does not intend to buy a ... »
Note: More media content is available for this story at BrooklynPaper.com.By Natalie O’NeillThe Brooklyn PaperA proposed cycling path that veered off-course amid the controversy surrounding the Prospect Park West bike lane is rolling again. A two-way b... »
Note: More media content is available for this story at BrooklynPaper.com.By Aaron ShortThe Brooklyn PaperThe developer behind a plan to build apartments at the former Domino Sugar factory spent at least $100,000 courting Williamsburg community groups ... »
The long-stalled Downtown City Point Towers retail and residential complex in Downtown Brooklyn is aiming for the clouds. The Brooklyn Paper got an exclusive look this week at new mock-ups presented to Community Board 2, showing two potential horizon-a... »
(photo by Kate Briquelet) Brooklyn Paper published a story this week on the B25 bus route that goes through Main Street in Dumbo. We’ve posted about this several times in the past, and according to the Brooklyn Paper article, residents are saying the r... »
More than 100 Occupy Wall Street-affiliated protesters invaded a courtroom inside the Brooklyn Supreme Court yesterday afternoon in an effort to disrupt foreclosure auctions, the Brooklyn Paper reported. Police arrested … »
