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The changes, put forward by the state's Department of Transportation, would eliminate left and right turns off parts of the avenue.
The notes, posted around nearby Windsor Terrace and Kensington, say: "We see you. We trust you. We love you. We will stand by you."
The notes, posted around Windsor Terrace and Kensington last month, say: "We see you. We trust you. We love you. We will stand by you."
The possible school site is located in Sunset Park, not Park Slope.
The possible school site is located in Sunset Park, not Park Slope.
Alexandros Washburn is welcoming Red Hook residents into his house to collectively envision the community's future.
BookCourt announced Monday that it will be closing its storied Cobble Hill location by end of year.
The beloved book store has been in business since 1981.
Tell the city where you do and don't want new Citi Bike docks to be installed in the neighborhood.
Angel Green is a designer, entrepreneur and art appreciator who just opened a permanent store on 5th Avenue.
The restaurant's first two locations are located in Williamsburg and on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
The owner of Errol's Caribbean Bakery says his landlord is trying to force him out after 15 years. Neighborhood rally planned for Dec. 17.
A luxury hotel could be opening at 3rd Avenue and 58th Street, come 2018.
Angel Green is a designer, entrepreneur and art appreciator who just opened a permanent store on 5th Avenue.
"We can't allow this," Mayor Bill de Blasio said. "It's unacceptable in this city, it's unacceptable in this nation."
But a spokesman for Thor Equities didn't say who the company is meeting with to discuss local concerns.
Ian McDonald, Jr. was found at about 5:30 a.m. on Sunday morning. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Caribbean fusion in Park Slope, a charter expansion in Bed-Stuy, and Paulie Gee's drama in Williamsburg: news from Nov. 28 — Dec. 2
An imperiled community garden, a hot new Red Hook BBQ spot, and historic preservation drama: news from Nov. 28 — Dec. 3.
The comments came as the city agencies assessing the project's viability said they "are in full support" of it.
