Closing Bell: Brooklyn Bridge Park Has a Friend in Albany
Last night the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy held its 9th Annual Sunset Sizzle party/fundraising event. Governor Paterson was among the attendees, and in his remarks said that Brooklyn Bridge Park “has a friend in Albany.” Proceeds from the evening go to supporting the conservancy’s free educational, recreational, and cultural programming. Photo by Julienne Schaer.
Last night the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy held its 9th Annual Sunset Sizzle party/fundraising event. Governor Paterson was among the attendees, and in his remarks said that Brooklyn Bridge Park “has a friend in Albany.” Proceeds from the evening go to supporting the conservancy’s free educational, recreational, and cultural programming.
Photo by Julienne Schaer.
In the picture above, who is the woman between Marianna Koval and Regina Myer?
Uh, the assembly speaker has a record of support for the park. Paterson is, or should we now say “was,” the new unknown.
Ha, without Shelly Silver there it’s all maeningless…
I thought that the governor would say something vaguely supportive of Brooklyn Bridge Park, but he went considerably further than I expected. Good news!
Thank God gay marriages will be recognized in Brooklyn Bridge park!
this blog is turning into a political rag
WOW!
Kudos to them.
A friend in Albany is actually a better thing than it sounds.