January 20, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 3
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Not Just Nets
Saturday, Jan. 20, 2007
Letters: Marty was right: The Paper is biased!
Letters: A writer concurs with Borough President Markowitz in slamming The Paper’s Atlantic Yards coverage. Comment.
Blood money: Nets arena to be named after bank founded on slave money
Atlantic Yards: The future home for the Brooklyn Nets will be emblazoned with the corporate logo of a British bank that was founded on the slave trade, collaborated with the Nazis and did business with South Africa’s apartheid government. Comment.
The dirt on IKEA’s dirt
Red Hook: The mystery of the missing rubble at the IKEA construction site in Red Hook grows. Comment.
Developer feeds hungry artists
DUMBO: Three artists will soon be elevated from “starving” to “working,” thanks to a developer with a soft spot for creative types. Comment.
Tetherball: the city game is back!
Brooklyn Angle: New designs for Brooklyn Bridge Park show new tetherball — tetherball! — courts. Our columnist is excited. Comment.
Payday: Pataki’s man gets a (tax) break
Bridge ‘Park’: A politically connected developer of luxury condos within the state’s “Brooklyn Bridge Park” waterfront project will get a steep tax break, according to a lease agreement released last week. Comment.
‘Barclays’ has a bad ring
Editorial: Bruce Ratner has stabbed his black supporters in the back. Comment.
