November 4, 2006: Vol. 29, No. 43
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Not Just Nets
Saturday, Nov. 4, 2006
Thor wields its hammer in Coney
Coney Island: The battle for the Boardwalk has begun. Comment.
‘Eminent’ suit on Yards called a longshot
Atlantic Yards: A lawsuit against Atlantic Yards developer Bruce Ratner and the state and city officials who allegedly conspired with him has little chance of success, said legal experts — including the lawyer who sued Ratner over his Metrotech project two decades ago. Comment.
Election day smackdown mania
Atlantic Yards: 1. Terrorism: Over the past two years, I have supported the Terrorist Surveillance Program, which stopped an al-Qaeda plot to blow up the Brooklyn Bridge. Comment.
Marty crosses pond to pitch Brooklyn
Development: The King of Kings is in the land of Queens pitching a vacation fit for a prince. Comment.
Still ‘sweet’ on Brooklyn
Development: The little Brooklyn biz known for creating Sweet’n Low celebrated its 500 billionth carnation-colored packet this week, reminding a Splenda-iferous world that the old lady of sugar-free is still going strong. Comment.
Bond bombshell
Atlantic Yards: Bruce Ratner’s sweetheart deal may be about to turn sour — thanks to the IRS. Comment.
