Monday Blogwrap
East 28th Street Near Avenue Y 2007. Photo by Lisanne!. Sustainable Flatbush: Urban Permaculture [Flatbush Gardener] Red Hook Vendors Meeting and Scouting [Gowanus Lounge] This Week’s Community Meetings [Kensington Blog] Sweet Hand on Washington Ave. [Across the Park] AY affordable units changes [AY Report] Bed-Stuy Clean-Up Update [Bed Stuy Blog] Di Fara to Reopen [Eater]
East 28th Street Near Avenue Y 2007. Photo by Lisanne!.
Sustainable Flatbush: Urban Permaculture [Flatbush Gardener]
Red Hook Vendors Meeting and Scouting [Gowanus Lounge]
This Week’s Community Meetings [Kensington Blog]
Sweet Hand on Washington Ave. [Across the Park]
AY affordable units changes [AY Report]
Bed-Stuy Clean-Up Update [Bed Stuy Blog]
Di Fara to Reopen [Eater]
The interest in this photograph lies in the fact that, not only is the strip of land being sold a rather narrow and oddly shaped one, it is also a piece of land that was actually used as a thoroughfare 80 years ago. Jerome Avenue past East 23rd Street disappeared from maps in the late 1920s.
DiFara’s will reopen?
HURRAY!!!!!!!
Lets not kid ourselves about the red hook vendors. the reason they are being pushed out is because it will be too much competition for ikea’s swedish meatballs. funny how they marketed themselves as being a boon to the projects and the neighborhood and the first thing they do is try to get rid of a red hook vendors…one of the things i love most about the hook. may ikea rot in there own detritus of particle board.
whats so interesting about this pic, the land?