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Check out this rendering of the Hoxton, a Williamsburg hotel
Hark! A hotel. On Wythe Avenue.
That's a refrain we've heard many times.
In this instance, though, it's worth hearing again because the developer of the Hoxton has graciously given us a nifty rendering. Take a look. … Full Article
EXCLUSIVE: How Levin crafted final deal for Brooklyn Heights Library
Councilmember Stephen Levin has called the proposal to sell and develop the Brooklyn Heights Library branch at 280 Cadman Plaza West “the most controversial issue I’ve seen in my district since being elected in 2009.” … Full Article
Capote’s ‘Brooklyn’ memoir brings to life Brooklyn Heights in the mid-20th Century
“Brooklyn: A Personal Memoir with The Lost Photographs of David Attie” by Truman Capote, published in 2015 by The Little Bookroom, N.Y., with an introduction by George Plimpton and afterword by Eli Attie … Full Article
Help for immigrants seeking citizenship comes to Greenpoint
Sara Sandoval, dressed in a neat black skirt and blue top and sporting a fashionable scarf emblazoned with the word “Roma,” has been in the U.S. 46 years. Originally from Argentina, Ms. Sandoval, 71, was applying for U.S. citizenship for the first time at a CUNY Citizenship Now! … Full Article
PHOTO: Hot Wheels in Park Slope
Santa's elves — or somebody with a sense of humor and a love of seasonal red and green — went wheel-y wild with the wrapping paper on this bicycle parked in Park Slope.
… Full Article
Adams visits Turkey on peace mission
Borough President Eric L. Adams visited Turkey on a six-day mission aimed at spreading a message of trans-Atlantic solidarity. … Full Article
City Parks Foundation sends Junior Golfer to Premier Golf Classic
City Parks Foundation is sending longtime CityParks Junior Golf Center player Kevin McGloin, a 17-year-old Windsor Terrace neighbor, to compete in his first national tournament this December. … Full Article
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
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