The building racked up complaints about instability and thousands of dollars of fines over 15 years, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
DOB Warned for Years About Instability of Carroll Gardens Building That Collapsed Wednesday
Founders of Wildly Popular Ample Hills Ice Cream Leave After Bankruptcy Sale
Brian Smith and Jackie Cuscuna announced via Instagram that the business will continue but they will not be part of its future, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reported.
Carroll Gardens Building With Bulging Brick Wall Collapses
The owners of the Court Street building had been previously fined and there was a partial stop work order on the property, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Grab-and-Go Service to Launch at Some Brooklyn Public Library Branches in July
Patrons won't be able to browse but will pick up books checked out online or by phone, reports our sister pub Brooklyn Paper.
Housing Activists Protesting in Downtown Brooklyn Call for Rent Cancellation
The moratorium on evictions was extended to August 20, but only for those who can prove their financial hardship is due to the coronavirus, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
A New Bike Lane Might Be Coming to the Brooklyn Bridge Roadway
Rather than expanding the existing bike path, the DOT is looking at moving cyclists to one of the car lanes, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Pro-Development Advocates Petition in Favor of Gowanus Rezoning
The group Open New York claims those opposing the rezoning are now using the pandemic as an excuse to put it on hold, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
City to Unchain Williamsburg Pop-up Park After Locals Launch Petition
The closed waterfront green space on Kent Avenue will reopen in July, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Brooklynites Petition to Remove Statue of Christopher Columbus in Downtown Brooklyn
An anonymous group is calling for the removal of the statue that sits outside the State Supreme Court and the renaming of the plaza, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Gowanus Advocates Want City to Halt Controversial Rezoning Due to Pandemic
A coalition of residents believes the plan is out of step with the realities of what the city needs right now, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
