April 7, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 14
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Not Just Nets
Saturday, April 7, 2007
Luxury condos no ‘state’ secret
Greene Acres: Elected officials rail against a plan to sell a state-owned office building at 55 Hanson Place. Comment.
Freaking out over Coney Island
Coney Island: Carnies descend on City Hall to protest waterfront condos. Comment.
Is Gentile pulling a Ratner on us?
Yellow Hooker: What’s more important, individual rights or the good of the community? Comment.
Wal-Mart needs a better map
Heights Lowdown: Maybe the behemouth should study Brooklyn before putting a store here. Comment.
The ‘J’ majors in art
DUMBO: The J Condo is hosting an art competition for potential buyers. Comment.
Dyker rezoning moves ahead
Bay Ridge: Dyker Heights’ downzoning has been officially certified. Comment.
One-way debate continues
Letters: Our readers sound off some more on the plan to install one-way avenues in Park Slope. Comment.
Barclays linked to slavery — again
Development: A reparations advocate says that in 1969, the British bank bought an institution with ties to the slave trade. Comment.
Another Yards lawsuit filed
Atlantic Yards: Twenty-six Brooklyn civic groups have gotten together and filed the latest lawsuit over Bruce Ratner’s Atlantic Yards mega-development. Comment.
