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Stop hammer time! Ridgites want freeze on home-enlargement permits

Council axes Bay Ridge home enlargements

By Caroline Spivack

Making history! Brooklyn Heights celebrates 50 years as historic district

Making history! Brooklyn Heights celebrates 50 years as historic district

By Lauren Gill

Civic hires attorney to fight proposed condos

Civic hires attorney to fight proposed condos

By Julianne Cuba

They tore down the wall! Bay Ridge ‘spite wall’ no more

They tore down the wall! Bay Ridge ‘spite wall’ no more

By Caroline Spivack

A likely ‘story’: Park tower will be a bit higher than expected

A likely ‘story’: Park tower will be a bit higher than expected

By Lauren Gill

‘Phoenix Hotel’ replaces shuttered bordello, worrying locals

‘Phoenix Hotel’ replaces shuttered bordello, worrying locals

By Caroline Spivack

Top of the class: Panel wants Bay Ridge Prep to scale back planned school

School’s out: Local panel votes down Bay Ridge Prep’s too-tall construction plan

By Caroline Spivack

Windsor Terrace air condition business out as apartments go up

Windsor Terrace air condition business out as apartments go up

By Colin Mixson

Shelter skelter: ‘Homeless’ rally marches through Sunset Park

Shelter skelter: ‘Homeless’ rally marches through Sunset Park

By Caroline Spivack

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Sunset Park will lose library for ‘a few weeks’ before redevelopment

By Caroline Spivack

On the books: Beep’s cash backs controversial Sunset Park library plan

New library to lend low-income apartments

By Caroline Spivack

Red Hookers: Fancy rehab clinic switched sites without telling us!

Red Hookers: Fancy rehab clinic switched sites without telling us!

By Lauren Gill

Busted! Workers caught demolishing 83rd Street home with no permit

Busted! Workers caught demolishing 83rd Street home with no permit

By Caroline Spivack

Coney may get its first homeless shelter

Coney may get its first homeless shelter

By Caroline Spivack

All new hotel construction is suspect, locals say

Sunset Park’s hotel boom paving way for condos in industrial areas, factory fans warn

By Caroline Spivack

Retailers: ‘Trump Village’ clean-up could hurt us

Retailers: ‘Trump Village’ clean-up could hurt us

By Julianne Cuba

Down the pipe: Long-awaited sewer fixes coming to Canarsie

Down the pipe: Long-awaited sewer fixes coming to Canarsie

By Julianne Cuba

New tower looms over Sheepshead Bay

New tower looms over Sheepshead Bay

By Julianne Cuba

A for effort: Lauded proposed school won’t help overcrowding

City grabs land for new school on Ridge–Sunset border

By Caroline Spivack

All new hotel construction is suspect, locals say

All new hotel construction is suspect, locals say

By Caroline Spivack

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