Daily Links: State Keeps Apartment Height Caps, Historic Brownsville Church Faces Demo
A historic Brownsville church may be demolished, Sunset Park residents aren’t buying de Blasio’s streetcar plan, and more.
Brooklyn Bridge Park. Photo by Shinya Suzuki via Flickr
In the News
Locked Out Over Pot, Gardeners Watch East New York Oasis Wither [NYT]
Legislation to Allow Taller NYC Buildings Is Shot Down, for Now [Eagle]
Residents: We Will Never Accept Clinton Avenue Bike Lane [BK Paper]
Manufacturing Jobs Unfilled as Brooklyn Residents Lack Experience [Crain’s]
Sunset Park Residents Not Buying de Blasio’s Streetcar Plan [Gothamist]
Navy Yard Opens Co-Working Space for Manufacturing and Tech [Patch]
Brooklyn Diocese Re-Files Plans to Raze Historic Brownsville Church [Patch]
Top Brownstoner Stories
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Newly Renovated Six-Bedroom Edwardian in Caton Park Asks $2.395 Million
Watch below, as New Yorkers just barely miss their trains (via Gothamist):
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