Video Shows Why Belt Parkway Bridges Need Repair
The Seven Bridges Project on the Belt Parkway sure is plodding along
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are still
We Knew We Had Seals, Now We Have Seal Watchers
It’ll soon be a year since we first reported a seal sighting at the dock of the
Miramar Yacht
Fire Ravaged Building Reopened, But Not All Residents Allowed To Return
The scene of the fire at 2775 East 12th Street on Saturday evening. (Photo by
Ian Sellick)Residents of the
Remembering Sheepshead Bay’s Old Comic Shops
Source: welcometotripcity.comSeth Kushner, a Sheepshead Bay native and now famous photographer
[http://www.sethkushner.com/], recently wrote a piece
Midwood Veteran Returns Home After 2 Years In Limbo
Sam Angert (right) and friend Lt. Joseph Forton, who was killed in the
explosion. (Source:NYDailyNews.com)A Midwood veteran
Marine Park Native, Daily News Photographer, Featured By WNYC
Todd Maisel (Photo by Erica Sherman)It’s hard to be a reporter in Southern
Brooklyn and not run into
Bloomberg Releases Plans For Jamaica Bay, Wetlands – Public Comment Period Begins
The Bloomberg administration is pushing a plan to help restore the existing
wetlands throughout the city, and the city has
Cancer-Stricken St. Edmund Basketball Coach Needs Your Help!
Droesch during her Boston College days. (Source: oocities.org)A former New York
City hoop star/current St. Edmund Preparatory
Previously Imprisoned Pol Offers Advice For Kruger
Instead of shelling out thousands of dollars on a prison consultant before
pleading guilty
[/kruger-spent-thousands-on-prison-consultant-before-pleading-guilty/], former
State Senator Carl Kruger
Dems Hold Out Hope For Bob Turner’s Seat
Bob TurnerWith New York State set to lose two of its 29 congressional seats in
the House of Representatives, the
