The city caught trying to grab senior citizen’s brownstone, and a vegan protest of ritual Jewish chicken slaughter in Crown Heights.
Daily Links: Suspect Arrested, Arson Likely Cause for Kings Plaza Mall Blaze
Brooklyn Life
Bed Stuy’s Annual House Tour Returns for 40th Year
It's been 40 years since the first home tour offered tantalizing glimpses inside the domestic architecture of Bed Stuy and there's no sign of the interest abating.
Daily Links: Multiple Cars Explode in Kings Plaza Parking Garage in East New York, Injuring 21
PLG tenants are still fighting for resolution six years after fire, and the Squibb span to Brooklyn Bridge Park has no reopening date.
Literary Lovers Line Up for the Brooklyn Book Festival in Downtown Brooklyn (Photos)
The summer sun and temperatures returned in time for the thousands of book lovers who flocked to Downtown Brooklyn on Sunday for the annual Brooklyn Book Festival.
Daily Links: Feds Get Manafort’s Carroll Gardens Brownstone as Part of Plea Deal
NYCHA told Coney Island residents to stay home on primary day, and Clinton Hill bar Hot Bird will officially close in December.
Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: Kelley Mansion Sells, Architects Rethink a Townhouse
Catch up on your reading with a look at the most popular stories from the past week.
Daily Links: Information Centers, Electric Buses Part of City Council-Passed L Train Mitigation Plan
Downtown Brooklyn streets are transformed into a playground, and how a Midwood school supplies store stays open in the age of Amazon.
The Seventh Year of Photoville Kicks Off in Brooklyn Bridge Park
The plaza under the Brooklyn Bridge has once again been transformed into a temporary photographic gallery with the return of Photoville to Brooklyn.
Daily Links: Sunset Park Construction Site Accident Traps Construction Worker
The city says more than 1,100 school faucets still have lead, and Verizon hangs up on landline customers in Brooklyn Heights.
Daily Links: Flatbush’s Baptist Church of the Redeemer Demolished Despite Local Backlash
Bed Stuy residents are concerned over piles of trash outside a pharmacy, and Thor Equities put a huge Coney Island assemblage on the market.
