Marine Park House With Wood-Burning Fireplace, Garage in Jazz Age Tudor Revival Row Asks $669K
This compact single-family house was built in the 1920s when Brooklyn farmland was giving way to neat rows of houses with modern amenities.
Brooklyn Coronavirus Update and Open Thread: Protests Continue With Broad Support (6/3/20)
More protests were scheduled to begin this afternoon and evening in Brooklyn as George W. Bush and others expressed sympathy for the protesters.
Faith Guides Peaceful Protesters on Fifth Day of George Floyd Demos in Brooklyn
Thousands marched on Tuesday to express anger against police brutality, racism and the new 8 p.m. citywide curfew, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Police March With Protesters in Bay Ridge, Defying Predictions of Mayhem
Led by a 12-year-old girl and her mother, Bay Ridge protests Sunday and Monday were peaceful, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Daily Links: Protesters Defy Curfew Peacefully
In the News
- Protesters Linger After N.Y.C. Curfew, and Some Are Arrested [NYT]
- Can 8 Million Daily Riders Be Lured Back to Mass Transit? [NYT]
- MTA Ends Free Transfer Between Overlapping Brooklyn Subway Stations [NYP]
- George Floyd’s Brother Travels from Bed Stuy to Visit Minneapolis [NYDN]
- Protesters Call for Release of Detainees at Sunset Park Federal Prison [BP]
- Mayor de Blasio Extends 8 p.m. Curfew for Rest of This Week [BP]
- Brooklyn Cop Speaks Out About Racism in the NYPD [BKlyner]
- Mayor de Blasio Says No Need for National Guard in New York City [amNY]
- NYC Subway Crews Hit Hardest by Coronavirus, MTA Numbers Show [The City]
- Cuomo Says New York’s Day Camps Can Open June 29th [Gothamist]
- MTA Installs Hand Sanitizer Dispensers at Four Stations [Gothamist]
- The New York Renters Who Aren’t Protected From Eviction [Curbed]
- 10 Organizations Supporting the Black Lives Matter Movement in NYC [6sqft]
- Citi Bike and Revel Scooters Shut Down During Curfew [Streetsblog]
Brooklyn Coronavirus Update and Open Thread: Prayer March, Peaceful Neighbors (6/2/20)
Amid violence and looting elsewhere in the city and the nation, peaceful protests continue in Brooklyn.
Prewar One-Bedroom With Renovated Kitchen in Bay Ridge Asks $368K
Located on the first floor of a 1920s brick co-op building in Bay Ridge, the apartment has a practical layout and some modern upgrades.
Thousands Protest George Floyd Killing in Bed Stuy, McCarren, Bay Ridge (Photos)
In support of Black Lives Matter, Brooklynites Monday marched near Restoration Plaza and held a silent vigil in McCarren Park, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
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Join us as agents and lenders describe the ins and outs of buying and renting in New Paltz, Kingston, Woodstock, Saugerties, and other places in the region, on June 12 at 3 p.m.
A Roman Stoa for a Pratt Son on Clinton Avenue
Frederick Pratt was the second son, and had his house built next door to his older brother Charles, and the two homes couldn't be more different.
Daily Links: Curfew Moves to 8 p.m. to Stop Looting, Brooklyn Museum Hosts Food Pantry
In the News
- Inside a Huge Brooklyn Protest: ‘The World Is Watching’ [NYT]
- The Virus Ravaged Parents at P.S. 315. They Found a Way to Fight Back [NYT]
- ‘Kill Cops’ Scrawled on Brooklyn Road Sign Amid George Floyd Protests [NYP]
- Videos Show NYPD Cop Shoving Brooklyn Protester to the Ground [NYDN]
- Cuomo, de Blasio Order Curfew in NYC to Stop Protest Violence [amNY]
- Undocumented Immigrants Face Hardship in Accessing Funeral Services [BP]
- Lawmakers Moving to Yank Covers Off Police Disciplinary Records [The City]
- Carroll Park Has Become a Raccoon Nursery While Closed for COVID-19 [PMFA]
- Brooklyn Museum Launches Coronavirus Food Distribution [Patch]
- Brooklyn Photographer on Capturing George Floyd Protests [Time]
- Lawsuit: Trump Pal Broke Rent Stabilization Laws in Heights [TRD]
- Who Should Lead the Reopening of Schools in New York? [Chalkbeat]
Brooklyn Businesses Clean Up and Board Up After Weekend of Protests
The sounds of saws ripping through plywood and hammers being wielded to secure storefronts could be heard in Downtown Brooklyn and along Flatbush Avenue today.
