Daily Links: Park Slope's Open Streets Survives But Shrinks
Williamsburg hotel quietly converted into shelter for migrant families, Greenpoint is the place to go for inventive pastries and fresh bread, and more Brooklyn news.
Photo of the Day: Downtown Brooklyn. Photo by Susan De Vries
In the News
- Homelessness Is Hard on Children. Making Music Helps [NYT]
- Greenpoint the Place to Go for Inventive Pastries, Fresh Bread [NYT]
- ‘Burg Hotel Converted Into Shelter for Migrant Families [NYP]
- The Weed Is Legal, Loud, and Mimosa-Flavored [Bushwick Daily]
- Park Slope’s Open Streets Will Return With Big Changes [BK Mag]
- NY Finally Has a Housing Deal. Will It Work? [Gothamist]
- ‘Bee Hotels’ Coming to Select NYC Plazas [Gothamist]
- Esme Will Close After 10 Years in Greenpoint [Greenpointers]
- Migrants, Advocates Brace for New Shelter Rules [The City]
- A Designer Gave New Life to an Old Home in Brooklyn [HB]
- Permits Filed for 166 North 12th Street in Williamsburg [NYY]
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