Wednesday Links
Fed Affirms Plan to End Mortgage Intervention [NY Times] Handmade Tokens from a Brooklyn Artist [NY Times] City Restaurants Required to Post Cleanliness Grades [NY Times] Head of Arabic-Language School Resigns [NY Times] Meet the Guy Behind Gnarly Vines [NY Times] Cyclone Yes, Astroland No This Summer [NY Post] Top Picks for Kiddie Activities in…
Fed Affirms Plan to End Mortgage Intervention [NY Times]
Handmade Tokens from a Brooklyn Artist [NY Times]
City Restaurants Required to Post Cleanliness Grades [NY Times]
Head of Arabic-Language School Resigns [NY Times]
Meet the Guy Behind Gnarly Vines [NY Times]
Cyclone Yes, Astroland No This Summer [NY Post]
Top Picks for Kiddie Activities in Brooklyn [NY Daily News]
Weekend Storm Topples Shoddy House in Manhattan Beach [NY Daily News]
New Look for 86th Street R Station [Courier]
W’burg Bridge to Get Safer for Bikers [Brooklyn Paper]
Kensington Stables Get a Reprieve [Brookyn Paper]
CB2 Approves First Phase of City Point Build [Brooklyn Eagle]
Extensive Tree Damage at Green-Wood Cemetery [Brooklyn Eagle]
Brooklyn Restaurant Week Underway [NY1]
Dark Monolith Appears on Metropolitan Avenue [Curbed]
Photo by Frank Lynch
Hmm… so I have been there a bunch of times and never noticed it. Odd.
I meant to say Manhattan Beach, it’s pretty close to Brighton too though…
It’s the Holocaust memorial on the border of Sheepshead Bay and Brighton Beach. This area of Brooklyn has the highest concentration of Holocaust survivors in the world. The body of water you see in the background is Sheepshead Bay.
Where is this statue in the picture? Have I seen it a million times and just never actually noticed it? Or is it somewhere I’ve never been?
That’s OK Dave, I don’t care about what happens south of Flushing Avenue…
I’ll meet you in the OT for a showdown, dh.
DIBS sucks
LMAO, Dave.
I just didn’t care, WBer.