January 6, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 1
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Not Just Nets
Saturday, Jan. 6, 2007
No ‘Toll’ on Gowanus
Development: The builder that gave the ’burbs a shine with its trademark McMansion isn’t ready to get its tools dirty along Brooklyn’s Lavender Lake. Comment.
Big price tag in Hook
Red Hook: Transforming a cargo port on the Red Hook waterfront into a maritime tourist attraction will cost $326 million, according to an internal city document obtained by The Brooklyn Paper this week. Comment.
A gay old time
Red Hook: Queen Mary 2 is about to host a bunch of queens. Comment.
Roger Green, at long last, have you no sense of decency?
Editorial: The disgraced former Assemblyman — who once had to resign after being convicted of stealing state funds — hit a new low just before leaving office last month with a vendetta-filled move to block funding for an independent review of the massive Atlantic Yards project. Comment.
Roger cuts ‘Green’ for Yards review
Atlantic Yards: In a final strike against Atlantic Yards opponents, outgoing Assemblyman Roger Green blocked a promised grant of $100,000 for an independent review of the project by a coalition of 40 civic groups, citing a racially charged comment made by a lone individual. Comment.
