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560 and 564 19th Street between 10th Avenue and Terrace Place. (Screenshot via Google Maps)A Brooklyn-based real estate company filed plans this week to build a three-story residential building on 19th Street in Windsor Terrace, and raze the single-story warehouse on the lot, reports YIMBY [http://www.yimbynews.com/
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560 and 564 19th Street between 10th Avenue and Terrace Place. (Screenshot via Google Maps)A Brooklyn-based real estate company filed plans this week to build a three-story residential building on 19th Street in Windsor Terrace, and raze the single-story warehouse on the lot, reports YIMBY [http://www.yimbynews.com/
Central Brooklyn
560 and 564 19th Street between 10th Avenue and Terrace Place. (Screenshot via Google Maps)A Brooklyn-based real estate company filed plans this week to build a three-story residential building on 19th Street in Windsor Terrace, and raze the single-story warehouse on the lot, reports YIMBY [http://www.yimbynews.com/
Central Brooklyn
(Photo via artofwjd [https://www.instagram.com/p/9Mk0ldJn9j/?tagged=nycsubwaymap] / instagram)‘What We’re Reading’ is a round-up of our favorite stories from Ditmas Park & Brooklyn — and curiosities from all around New York City. –At Carnival market In Brooklyn, a United Nations for the palate. [The New York
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(Photo submitted by Cindy Harden)On Friday, October 6 neighbor Cindy Harden awoke to find her family’s nylon American flag burned down to a pile of ashes, with only a charred pole left and in its wake. The flag was hanging from the porch before it was torched. [Correction:
Arts & Culture
Icelandic wedding. (Photo by Allister Ann)Brynn Elliott Watkins, founder of a revenue-generating lifestyle blog called Being Elliott [http://www.beingelliott.com/], and her husband Aaron Craig of production company We Are Films [http://www.wearefilmsny.com/], are a dynamic, creative and sometimes fearless couple working in the world of
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15 East 19th Street, rendering by RoArt1. 15 East 19th Street, Flatbush ‘One of the most prolific small developers in Brooklyn’ plans to replace two Flatbush homes with another modern eight-story apartment building on a dead-end block off Church Avenue, reports YIMBY [http://www.yimbynews.com/2016/10/revealed-15-east-19th-street-flatbush.html]
Central Brooklyn
15 East 19th Street, rendering by RoArt1. 15 East 19th Street, Flatbush ‘One of the most prolific small developers in Brooklyn’ plans to replace two Flatbush homes with another modern eight-story apartment building on a dead-end block off Church Avenue, reports YIMBY [http://www.yimbynews.com/2016/10/revealed-15-east-19th-street-flatbush.html]
Central Brooklyn
East 4th Street prepares for Halloween. (Photo by Carly Miller / Ditmas Park Corner)Whether you’re looking to get involved in local budgeting, celebrate the mid-week holiday outside, or just kick back for a night of live music — this is your spot for the best events in (and immediately around)
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Photo by Ditmas Park CornerThis week in Ditmas Park, we saw Ditmas Park through the eyes of Lewis H. Pounds [/blog/history/history-eyes-lewis-h-pounds-man-built-ditmas-park/], spoke with an inspiring Kensington activist about Muslim womanhood, disability justice & growing up in ‘Little Bangladesh’ [/blog/neighbors/activist-shahana-hanif-muslim-womanhood-disability-justice-growing-kensington/] , ate delicious quiche at Pels Pie Co.
Central Brooklyn
(Photo via gothamist [https://www.instagram.com/p/BLOzn7shSqL/?taken-at=6639340] / instagram)After a busy week, here’s a chance to catch up on some of the news happening outside of our neighborhood. We’ve pulled together some of this week’s best stories from our sister sites. Beer enthusiast
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(Photo courtesy Flatbush Food Co-op)Have an old computer or TV that you’ve been meaning to get rid of? You can drop off your unwanted or broken electronics for environmentally safe disposal at Flatbush Food Co-op’s [http://flatbushfood.coop/] e-waste recycling event this Sunday, October 9, from 10am