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Coney may get its first homeless shelter

Helter shelter: City to build haven for homeless families on toxic site, say activists

By Julianne McShane

Raw Deal! State blocks plan to use oysters to clean up Coney Island Creek

Raw Deal! State blocks plan to use oysters to clean up Coney Island Creek

By Julianne McShane

Finally on the market: Williamsburg Whole Foods opening in July

Foods for thought: Amazon-owned grocer will open Ft. Greene outpost in January

By Julianne Cuba

affordable housing

Up in arms: Legal Aid lawyers sue city over Bedford-Union Armory redevelopment plan

By Colin Mixson

Sweet second life: Landmarks approves Domino Sugar building’s transformation into glass-and-brick office

Sweet second life: Landmarks approves Domino Sugar building’s transformation into glass-and-brick office

By Julianne Cuba

Goooooal! Cosmos soccer team moving to MCU Park

Sen. Schumer makes saving the New York Cosmos his goooaaal!

By Julianne McShane

An Apple a Saturday: Brooklyn’s second ‘Store’ to open this weekend

An Apple a Saturday: Brooklyn’s second ‘Store’ to open this weekend

By Julianne Cuba

Ridgites want more protection for 69th Street Pier

Bay Ridge

Ridgites want more protection for 69th Street Pier

By Julianne McShane

Fort Hamilton High School to get new track, football field

Fort Hamilton High School to get new track, football field

By Julianne McShane

Pedal pushback: Sunset Parkers rail against city’s bike lane plans

Holy spokes! Sunset Park bike lanes approved despite protests

By Julianne McShane

Hubba hubba: New tower to offer a floor full of high-end amenities

Downtown

Hubba hubba: New tower to offer a floor full of high-end amenities

By Lauren Gill

City announces new Downtown school, doesn’t tell local education council

Downtown

Elementary, my dear Downtowners: Mayor says new school in big building will be for little kids

By Lauren Gill

‘Key’ to the plans

Park Slope

‘Key’ to the plans

By Colin Mixson

Affordable senior housing to replace 109-year-old church

Affordable senior housing to replace 109-year-old church

By Julianne McShane

Re-branded! Developer of Bklyn Heights ‘Watchtower’ complex debuts plans and ditches Kushner name

Brooklyn Heights

Re-branded! Developer of Bklyn Heights ‘Watchtower’ complex debuts plans and ditches Kushner name

By Lauren Gill

Battering through in Crown Heights! City advances armory redevelopment deal despite local pol’s opposition

Battering through in Crown Heights! City advances armory redevelopment deal despite local pol’s opposition

By Colin Mixson

Garden apartment! Atlantic Yards condo building offering terrace farm amenity

Prospect Heights

Garden apartment! Atlantic Yards condo building offering terrace farm amenity

By Lauren Gill

Meet the new Kosc — different from the old Kosc

Greenpoint

Spick-and-span: New Kosciuszko Bridge opening with lightshow tonight!

By Colin Mixson

High-school high: Charter wants to build seven-story schoolhouse in Clinton Hill

CB2 skips weigh in on controversial school building

By Lauren Gill

High-school high: Charter wants to build seven-story schoolhouse in Clinton Hill

Clinton Hillers rally against proposed seven-story charter school

By Lauren Gill

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