No New Noise Say Brooklyn Heights Residents to Bossert Hotel Owners
To the dismay of residents, a developer is planning on adding a rooftop restaurant and bar to the historic premises
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Massive Thunderstorms Flood New York
Massive thunderstorms hit the five boroughs last night, resulting in substantial flooding in both Brooklyn and Queens. A flash flood
Read MoreFending Off State Agencies Requires More than Slow Breathing for Yoga Studios
Yoga studios around New York were able to prevent a proposed government regulation from coming into effect three years ago
Read MoreFamily-Owned Businesses in Brooklyn Reaping Benefits of Change and Continuity
We have all heard the saying, “The more things change, the more they stay the same.” In the old neighborhoods
Read MoreDisabled Activist Says ‘Accessible’ Stations are Not Always So
Michele Kaplan, a wheelchair-bound subway patron is not happy with the space between the train and the platform in many
Read MoreBeer-Inspired Pickle Partnership at Brooklyn Brine
Many specialty food stores have gotten more creative lately — and Brooklyn Brine is no exception. Pulling beer off the
Read MoreBrooklyn Aviators Take Their Final Bow
If you were looking forward to the upcoming season with the Brooklyn Aviators hockey team — you might want to
Read MoreGay Marriage Good For Business in New York City
One year has passed since New York made gay marriage legal. Since that time over 8,200 gay and lesbian couples
Read MoreAnti-Fat Law Gaining Weight at Health Department
The health board of New York City heard hours of arguments in favor and against Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s highly controversial
Read MoreJason Middlebrook & Avenue U Station Win Art Award
If you haven’t seen the beautiful artwork at the Avenue U station on the Q Line — you should get
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