Albany's Redistricting Scam On the Public IIThe Daily News editorial was interesting for what it hinted out and what it did not say more than what it said. The news attacked Skelos and his Republicans butchers for cutting up the state to ensure they c... »
Mary Ann Giordano, an editor who oversaw the Times' recent forays into hyperlocal, talks with Street Fight about her new project SchoolBook, her hopes for Patch, and why the Times is in the hyperlocal game "from a distance." »
Under The Radar and Culturebot present two public discussions on contemporary performance. On January 8 and 15 at 1PM in the LuEsther Lounge, UTR and CBOT will bring artists, curators, writers and audiences for thoughtful conversation on the state of t... »
Note: More media content is available for this story at BrooklynPaper.com.By Natalie O’NeillThe Brooklyn PaperThe owner of a cheap neighborhood favorite will close his restaurant after 45 years in Park Slope and Prospect Heights, citing a landlord-tena... »
Lights have been going out in newsrooms of New York City’s metro newspapers for more than a decade. But while traditional newsrooms darken, new hyperlocal sites in neighborhoods throughout the city are eagerly shining light on the city’s eight million ... »
IMPROVING JAMAICA BAY PARKS Mayor Bloomberg, along with representatives of the US Department of the Interior, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the New York City and State Departments of Environmental Conservation, this week announced a ... »
On Wednesday afternoon, protestors gathered for the Occupy Healthcare march to demonstrate against for-profit health insurance companies. »
When the owner of the building housing J.J.'s Navy Yard Cocktail Lounge shuttered its doors in 2010 and replaced the Wallabout watering hole's Cape Cod siding with panes of clear glass, the possibilities seemed endless. Would it be the site of the area... »
