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Craig Hubert
Brownstoner Design and Development Editor Craig Hubert is a former editor at Artinfo.com and film critic for Modern Painters magazine. He has written for publications such as T: The New York Times Style Magazine, The Atlantic, Interview Magazine, and others. He lives in Brooklyn.
Former ‘Bulgarian Neo-Goth Super-Villain Crack Lair’ Tops Out on Tompkins in Bed Stuy
When we last checked in on 410 Tompkins Avenue in Bed Stuy, new renderings had just been revealed. ...
Daily Links: Disgraced Late Bushwick Assemblyman’s Nonprofit Gave Public Funds to Senator
In the News Vito Lopez Nonprofit’s Grant Funded Repairs to Senator's Flatbush Home [NYDN] LPC ...
Daily Links: Can a Pontoon Bridge Across the East River Fix the Impending L-Train Shutdown?
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Brooklyn Real Estate Six Months Later: One Sold, One in Contract, Two Still Available
Here’s a look at how four of our featured listings from six months ago fared on the market. St...
Daily Links: After 20 Years in Business, Beloved Williamsburg Diner Garden Grill Being Evicted
In the News Savvy First-Time Buyer in Williamsburg Does Her Homework [NYT] Brooklyn Group Will C...
Brooklyn Public Library Shines Light on Literary Films at Inaugural LitFilm Festival
Another film festival is coming to Brooklyn. LitFilm, a six-day festival opening February 20 at ...
Daily Links: Artists Kicked Out of Williamsburg Lofts Want City to Help With Fight Against Landlord
In the News Clinton Hiller Finds Comfort in Late Husband's Art [NYT] Brooklyn Lab School Adds Du...
Community Board 9 Agrees on Not Rezoning Crown Heights Spice Factory
There was a consensus in the room, if only slightly. Residents who gathered in the Crown Garden...
A Portrait of the Bed Stuy Block Where Spike Lee’s ‘Do the Right Thing’ Was Filmed
For eight hot weeks in the summer of 1988, Spike Lee took over an entire block of Stuyvesant Avenue,...
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