Prospect Park Installation From Artist Mary Mattingly Addresses City’s Drinking Watershed
The subject of Brooklyn-based artist Mary Mattingly’s latest sculpture, “Public Water,†curren...
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Updated Hurricane Evacuation Map Shows Much of Southern Brooklyn in High-Risk Zones
The city released updated hurricane evacuation zones on Tuesday, just as what meteorologists predict...
Local Pols Ask Feds to Advise on Impact of Gowanus Rezoning on Superfund Cleanup
The controversial neighborhood-wide Gowanus rezoning is back in the spotlight, as local electeds are...
Four Brooklyn Parks Projects Gain $31 Million in City Funding
The city will spend $31 million on construction on four new parks projects in Brooklyn — bringing ...
Initiative Aims to Keep Prospect Park Looking Green and Clean During Warm Months
After a year of heavy use stemming from the coronavirus pandemic, Prospect Park is launching a progr...
New Plans for Marsha P. Johnson Park Unveiled After Community Input
After widespread public backlash, state park honchos are overhauling their designs for Williamsburgâ...
City’s Delay on Gowanus Tank Could Lead to Fines of $60K Per Day, Says EPA
The city has done almost no work on a massive sewage and stormwater retention tank necessary for the...
Where Brooklynites Can Bring Their Scraps for Composting
Composting is one of the easiest ways to reduce waste that would otherwise pack landfills and incin...
Fort Greene Park Redesign Will Include Tree Removal and Replanting
Parks Department lumberjacks will be chopping down trees in Fort Greene Park as part of a recently-r...
After Previous Controversial Plan Fizzled, City Relaunches Redesign of Fort Greene Park
City green space gurus relaunched a large-scale overhaul of Fort Greene Park Friday, more than a yea...
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