The city's cost-cutting plan won't go into effect after federal and state officials stepped in, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
EPA Declares City Must Reuse Original Gowanus Station Bricks in New Build
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Gowanus Dredgers Launch Crowd-Sourced List of Local Businesses in Need of Community Support
In an effort to keep local establishments afloat, the Gowanus Dredgers have compiled a list of businesses to support.
Activists Decry Plan to Replace Historic Gowanus Station With Faux-Aged Bricks
A study claims storing the historic bricks would be too expensive, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper writes.
In Twist, Controversial Gowanus Green Development May Get City-Funded Park
Officials are considering having the Parks Department pay for the new public space instead of developers, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper writes.
Affordable Housing Lottery Opens for Six Units in Gowanus, Starting at $1,950 a Month
Of the affordable apartments, there are a pair of one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom units.
As Gowanus Rezoning Looms, City Designates Five Industrial Buildings as Historic Landmarks
The five are among the buildings local advocates has been pushing to landmark ahead of a proposed rezoning of the area.
Feeding Brooklyn: The Gowanus Grocery Warehouse of Thomas Roulston
Having the Gowanus Canal at one’s doorway was essential for the delivery of goods.
Soak in the Art of Brooklyn at Gowanus Open Studios
Gowanus will be awash with art this weekend for the annual Gowanus Open Studios.
Residents Happy About Potential Landmarks in Gowanus, But Think More Can Be Done
Of the 16 people who provided testimony at the hearing, including representatives for the owners of four of the five properties, not one person spoke against designation.
These 5 Sites in Gowanus Will Go in Front of Landmarks Next Week
Locals and preservationists have been advocating for landmarking the buildings for years.
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