The local Gowanus Community Advisory Group will hold a meeting on January 22 to figure out next steps, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper writes.
EPA Hits Brakes on Gowanus Canal Cleanup Due to Government Shutdown
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From House to Church to American Legion Post: The Many Lives of a Gowanus Brownstone
Two adjoining row houses on 9th Street were transformed into a church by Danes who found Brooklyn to be an ideal place to call home.
Giant Underground Tunnel Could Replace Sewage-Gobbling Tanks in Gowanus Canal
The Department of Environmental Protection's proposal could be cheaper, store more sewage, and also spare the historic Gowanus Station from demolition.
Get an Artful View of the Canal With an Exhibition at the Gowanus Dredgers Boathouse
The work of pioneering artists who have drawn inspiration from the Gowanus Canal will be on view in December.
Head Out to Gowanus for a Weekend of Art at the Annual Open Studios Event
Take a peek inside the creative environments of hundreds of Brooklyn artists this month with the return of Gowanus Open Studios.
Updated Townhouse With Marble Mantel, Built-ins, Laundry Room, Central Air Asks $3.1 Million
This tidy mid-19th-century brick Italianate has been given a modern spin with a gut renovation yet still retains some beautiful original details.
Mark the 242nd Anniversary of the Battle of Brooklyn this August
It's time to break out the tricorn hats.
City Looks to Rezone Gowanus, Add Public Space Along Canal, According to New Planning Study
The long-awaited Draft Planning and Land Use Framework of Gowanus has just been released by the Department of City Planning.
As Rezoning Looms, Gowanus Locals Renew Push to Landmark Area, Reveal List of Key Sites
The proposal includes nearly 30 individual buildings, three historic districts and one scenic landmark.
City’s Latest Proposal for Public Space in Gowanus Canal Cleanup Meets With Conflicting Responses
The proposal includes green space, walkways, sitting areas and a new building to replace the historic Gowanus Station.
