The Day: Fort Greene Park Erosion Mitigation and Plans for the Brooklyn Public House
It may have been cloudy this week, but we’re sure many locals were able to keep
their spirits flying
Tomorrow: Greenfield Invites Non-Profits For Workshop On Obtaining City Funding
GreenfieldAs part of his ongoing effort to make the annual city budget funding
process as transparent and open as possible,
Congresswoman Clarke Warns Of Another Government Shutdown
Yvette ClarkeRemember back in October, when the federal government shut down for more than
two weeks
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Clinton Hill Artist Opens Studio as Community Space
Artist Alexander Gruss has spent the past 25 years designing religious
furnishings for synagogues and private collections. Gruss said he’
The Day: Open Studios, a Bike Race after Dark and a Wooden House Walking Tour
A wooden house is one of only a few that live across the nabe. (Photo by
Mitchell Trinka)Good morning,
State Budget Slated To Arrive On Time, But Without Casino Deal
Source: Jamie Adams via Wikimedia CommonsIt appears the New York State budget
will be delivered on time for the third
Greenfield Kicks Off Participatory Budgeting Initiative With Charter Members Meeting
We’ve been covering this subject for a while now. For more, click here
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A Letter From Councilman Vincent Gentile On The New Fiscal Year Budget And What It Means For Our Community
Councilman Vincent Gentile Writes:
> Even during these tough economic times, this was a banner year for our great
city.
Nadler Hails Republican Reversal On Mass Transit Funding
Bensonhurst Bean recently ran several posts on an attempt by Republicans in the
U.S. House of Representatives to cut
