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Wednesday, May 25, 2005

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Brooklynites Criticize Rampant Overdevelopment

“It’s a cartoon vision,” said Scott Turner with Fans for Fair Play, an organization of sports fans against the proposed Atlantic Yards site. “It does not satisfy and it does not work for Brooklyn.”

“Brooklyn is for pe
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Chabad of Seagate to Host Jewish Community BBQ

Unity, Jewish mysticism and holiday awareness will all be learned and experienced when Chabad of Seagate hosts a Jewish community BBQ, complete with great food and drink, jumping castle, lively Jewish music, dancing and activities at 6:30 p.m., May 26.
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Brooklyn Remembers: New 9/11 Memorial Unveiled

ple and their lives and the spirit of those we have lost.”

The soaring, streamlined design, remarked Bloomberg, “Evokes the simplicity and the majesty of the twin towers. Using the image of the old firefighter’s trumpet,” he we
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DOT Okays Installation of New Traffic Lights

The New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) has approved four of State Senator Martin J. Golden’s requests to install traffic lights at busy intersections throughout the community.

The Department of Transportation has approved the in
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Teachers Protest Klein At District 21 CEC Meet

city’s “impact” schools list last January. Implemented in 2004, the initiative sent police officers to the city’s most dangerous schools.

“Why is our school – Lincoln High School – on the impact list?” Tancr

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