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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

Checking in: Stalled hotel is Sunset Park’s newest homeless shelter

Sunset Parkers livid about shelters taking over area inns

By Caroline Spivack

Lutheran Medical Center eyes expansion

Lutheran Medical Center eyes expansion

By Caroline Spivack

Developer pushing to close Schermerhorn block: ‘You’ve probably never heard of it’

Developer pushing to close Schermerhorn block: ‘You’ve probably never heard of it’

By Lauren Gill

Freshman 15: LICH developer threatens to add student dorms to high-rises if rezoning stalls

The silent treatment: LICH talks at standstill nine months after DeBlasio tries to resuscitate

By Lauren Gill

Choral group wants to use controversial planned school as new home

Choral group wants to use controversial planned school as new home

By Caroline Spivack

Going up! Park Slope historic district could get bigger — and much taller

Slopers: Development-loving DeBlasio stonewalling historic district expansion

By Colin Mixson

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

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

By Caroline Spivack

Checking in: Stalled hotel is Sunset Park’s newest homeless shelter

Checking in: Stalled hotel is Sunset Park’s newest homeless shelter

By Caroline Spivack

Sources: Developer planning massive mystery tower in Boerum Hill

Sources: Developer planning massive mystery tower in Boerum Hill

By Lauren Gill

Making a Khalil-ing: City may sell Boerum Hill Arabic-language schoolhouse to developer

Making a Khalil-ing: City may sell Boerum Hill Arabic-language schoolhouse to developer

By Lauren Gill

Judge to rule on Prince Hotel this month

Judge to rule on Prince Hotel this month

By Caroline Spivack

Sunset Parkers want city to build school on lot rather than landmark

Sunset Parkers want city to build school on lot rather than landmark

By Caroline Spivack

It is open season on the Crown Heights armory

Disarmed! Besmirched developer backs out of Crown Heights armory project

By Lauren Gill

Warehoused! First shop opens in Empire Stores — don’t expect the rest until 2017

Warehoused! First shop opens in Empire Stores — don’t expect the rest until 2017

By Lauren Gill

State: We can’t put a lid on toxic ‘Trump’ land

State: We can’t put a lid on toxic ‘Trump’ land

By Julianne Cuba

More from Around New York

Gov. Kathy Hochul, seen here at the Stonewall National Monument in February, is facing calls to expand an HIV/AIDS housing assistance program in the state.

Dozens of groups call on Hochul to expand HIV/AIDS housing assistance beyond NYC

Cloyette Harris-Stoute is shown wearing pieces from the Karnival Collection, inspired by the energy and movement of Caribbean Carnival.

Alliyette’s Karnival Collection turns Caribbean joy into wearable gold

LEGO Animals Take Over Old Westbury Gardens This Spring

New York Family

LEGO Animals Take Over Old Westbury Gardens This Spring

Bob Hall, a NYC Marathon champion, posing

Op-ed | Remembering Bob Hall, a champion of the New York City Marathon and rights for disabled athletes