Picture Of the Day: Two Birds
Pardon Me For Asking
Apr 26Two birds.A simple little drawing on the sidewalk.The rain probably washed it away by now.President Street, along Carroll Park »
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Urban Visions: Expanding Transit Infrastructure for an Ever Growing City
Deep In The Heart Of Brooklyn
Apr 25Last week, Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer spoke at a forum and offered an interesting vision of an expanded, flexible transit system linking all five boroughs to effectively support future growth and development as New York in general and B... »
Meet Samir, The New Owner Of "Court Street Pet Food"
Pardon Me For Asking
Apr 23Samir Omer, Court Street Pet Food Owner'Brownstone Pet Store' at 372 Court Street, between Carroll and President Streets, has undergone a few changes of late. About three weeks ago, new owner Samir Omeer took over the store, changed its name to 'Cour... »
Mets To Launch “Feeding The Big Apple” Hunger Relief Initiative
Mets Merized Online
Apr 20FLUSHING, N.Y., April 19, 2012 – The New York Mets today announced the launch of “Feeding the Big Apple” presented by The Hain Celestial Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: HAIN), a season-long hunger relief initiative that starts tomorrow, Friday, April 20 with the ... »
Year round recreation for BK Bridge Park!
Cobble Hill Association
Apr 19The Cobble Hill Association has long advocated for a true park along the east river, to serve as a year round recreational amenity for our residents. Brooklyn Bridge Park was to have been a year round active and passive recreational park. When the comm... »
Stringer: MTA Funding Would Be a Top Priority as Mayor
Streetsblog New York City
Apr 17Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer said today that funding transit adequately is "one of the biggest challenges we face." Image: Borough President's Office Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer made the state of New York City’s transit sys... »
Sokol Bros. Furniture Goes the Way of All Old Building: Apartments
Lost City
Apr 16Due to the numerous calamities that have befallen Columbia Street during the last 50 years—the big sewer dig of the 1970s; the erection of the BQE; the extension of the Brooklyn docks between DeGraw and Atlantic; all of which knocked out dozens of old ... »
Articles
PARK SLOPE: Obscure borough president wins battle against Washington
The Brooklyn Paper
May 15Note: More media content is available for this story at BrooklynPaper.com.By Natalie O’NeillThe Brooklyn PaperA popular Park Slope playground reopened last week with a new name honoring a long-forgotten borough president — marking a minor victory for t... »
