August 4, 2007: Vol. 30, No. 30
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North Brooklyn Archive
Saturday, Aug. 4, 2007
Sharp division over Domino plans
Williamsburg Waterfront: Residents, pols debate future of massive sugar plant site. Comment.
Domino fight lights up hood
Williamsburg Waterfront: A neighborhood activist who would like to derail plans for a $1.3-billion high-rise development at the old Domino Sugar site has erected a seven-story, red LED sign that screams, “SAVE DOMINO.” Comments (2).
Scarano cries foul as Billyburgers blame him for problems on L-line
Williamsburg Waterfront: Activists claim the controversial architect is the reason a hole was accidentally drilled into a subway station. Comment.
Deeper look at Domino history
Beside the Point: The second of a three-part series on the history of sugar in the United States. Comment.
