Brooklyn Paper Podcast Chats With Residents of Brooklyn’s Outlaw Mobile Home Community
Semi-mobile homes have become refuges for Brooklynites unable to pay rent, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
City Remembers Horrific Malbone Street Subway Wreck With Plaque in PLG
City officials unveiled the plaque and a street sign at the Prospect Park subway station to memorialize the city's deadliest train crash, our sister pub amNY reports.
Walt Whitman Honored With a Street Co-Naming in Clinton Hill
A street in Clinton Hill got a new name this weekend as Brooklyn's poet was honored.
Scandal-Scarred Park Slope Civic Guru Pushes for Change in Brighton Beach
The former district manager is proposing pedestrian safety measures for Brighton 11th Street such as turning it into a one-way street, our sister pub Brooklyn Paper reports.
Ghost Bike Run Over by Car in Dumbo
The ghost bike was a memorial to a young cyclist killed at the intersection in 2014.
Workers Tear Up Public Plaza Outside Fort Greene’s 300 Ashland for Repairs
The public plaza outside the mega-development at 300 Ashland, Whole Foods 365 and Fort Greene's Apple store on the corner of Flatbush Avenue is under construction.
MoCADA Is Creating a Sculpture Garden on an Empty Lot in Fort Greene
The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts filed an application that is going in front of the LPC for a sculpture garden at a thin, empty lot in Fort Greene.
Following L Train About-Face, Brooklyn Heights Association Calls for Halt to BQE Repair Plan
Calling the the DOT’s approach "deeply problematic," the association implored the agency to assemble outside experts to plan a "21st century solution" that will benefit the whole region.
Dumbo’s Historic Belgian-Block Streets Will Not Survive Feds Unscathed: Report
A report from Historic Districts Council recommends selective alterations to make streets accessible while also preserving as much of them as possible.
Dumbo Residents Implore DOT to Make Washington Street One Way Between Front and York
Make Washington Street one way again! That's the rallying cry of dozens of Dumbo residents who are tired of the honking and the gridlock.
