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City Council committee approves Brooklyn Heights Library /condo proposal
After almost three years of polarizing debate and unruly public meetings, the plan to sell and develop the Brooklyn Heights Library site was passed by the City Council Land Use Committee on Thursday. … Full Article
Yungman Lee: From immigrant to congressional hopeful
Yungman Lee came to the U.S. from Hong Kong at the age of 16 and has lived the American Dream. … Full Article
Neighbors to fight 40-story tower proposed for Pineapple Walk in Brooklyn Heights
More than 100 neighbors crammed into the meeting room at 101 Clark St. … Full Article
Comptroller expresses concern on Heights Library deal
The Office of the City Comptroller sent a letter to Alicia Glen, deputy mayor for Housing and Economic Development, late Wednesday expressing concerns about the proposal to sell and develop the Brooklyn Heights Library site.
A first look at the Atlantic Yards/Pacific Park school building
Prospect Heights residents got their first look at the building where Atlantic Yards/Pacific Park's public school will be located. … Full Article
Dr. John Williams, controversial head of SUNY Downstate, to resign
The State University of New York (SUNY) announced on Tuesday that Dr. … Full Article
Obituary: Annie Mae Wright, 91
Annie Mae Wright, 91, a resident of the Fort Greene community for well over 60 years, passed away on the afternoon of Sunday, Dec. … Full Article
A tale of two towers: 333 Schermerhorn St. will be Brooklyn's tallest building
Eyes to the skies, Brooklynites.
Soon Douglas C. Steiner's under-construction tower at 333 Schermerhorn St. will become the borough's tallest. … Full Article
A tale of two towers: 286 Ashland Place will top out by year's end
All That Glisters Is Not Gold. Sometimes it's even better.
See that aluminum composite gleaming in the sunlight on busy Flatbush Avenue in Downtown Brooklyn? … Full Article
City Council committee vote on Brooklyn Heights Library sale set for Thursday
After months of emotional hearings and hours upon hours of public testimony, the Land Use Committee of the New York City Council is expected to vote on the controversial proposal to sell and redevelop the Brooklyn Heights Library on Thursday. … Full Article
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