April 28, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 17
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Not Just Nets
Friday, April 27, 2007
Pols to Spitzer: Stop ‘Yards’ work
Atlantic Yards: Stop Bruce Ratner — now — before he hurts someone! Comment.
Saturday, April 28, 2007
Clinton Hill to city: Save us!
Fort Greene: Will the city step in and block an 18-story tower on Washington Avenue? Comment.
Ratner’s wrecking ball hits, protested
Atlantic Yards: Developer Bruce Ratner began demolition of three more buildings within the Atlantic Yards footprint, days after dozens of opponents called for the developer to call off his wrecking ball until pending litigation is resolved. Comment.
Building not for sale — yet!
Downtown: The owners of the two-story building at Clinton and Remsen streets say they are not ready, just yet, to sell. Their comment only slightly calmed the concern of Brooklyn Heights residents. Comment.
City’s ship slip is showing; Jobs numbers fall short at cruise ship terminal
Red Hook: The Brooklyn cruise terminal created just 14 full-time jobs in its first year on the Red Hook waterfront — a whopping 356 short of the number of full-time jobs promised by the city’s Economic Development Corporation. Comment.
Kiss their glass! Library still in trouble
Fort Greene: Brooklyn Public Library officials reportedly said this week that their efforts to raise money for a $135-million iconic glass-walled performing arts branch have failed - and that the project can’t go forward at this point. Comment.
