Playgrounds in Fort Greene, Williamsburg and Brighton Beach are among those closed because of overcrowding, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Four Brooklyn Playgrounds Shut Down Over Social Distancing Rules
Coronavirus Pre-Screening Tent Pops Up at Brooklyn Hospital in Fort Greene
Those exhibiting systems can get a quick screening at the makeshift facility, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
In Twist, Controversial Gowanus Green Development May Get City-Funded Park
Officials are considering having the Parks Department pay for the new public space instead of developers, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper writes.
Former Mayor Bloomberg Opens Presidential Campaign Office in Boerum Hill
The candidate opened his first Brooklyn office on Atlantic Avenue, our sister pub Brooklyn paper reports.
Bjarke Ingels-Designed ‘Burg Project Gets Mixed Reviews at Packed Meeting
Two Trees presented the proposal, which includes two skyscrapers, to an overflow crowd, our sister Brooklyn pub reports.
Local Leaders Question the Revival of the BQX Streetcar Plan
The proposed waterfront streetcar project would cost an estimated $2.73 billion and some are questioning the expense, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
City Looking for Approval to Transfer Three Vacant Bed Stuy Lots to Developers
Ownership would be transferred to developers in exchange for the construction of affordable housing, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Music School Planned for Long-Vacant Cobble Hill Engine 204
The building will be restored as the new home of the Noel Pointer Foundation, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Renovation Delayed Again at Downtown Brooklyn World War II Memorial
The planned November start date on the renovation first announced in 2017 has been pushed back yet again, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Cobble Hill Residents Raise Alarm About Traffic at LICH Construction Site
The Cobble Hill Association is concerned about construction oversight at the development, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
