A is for Aye Aye
The Atlantic Avenue elevated train station around 1895. (Photo courtesy the Brooklyn Historical Society ["http://brooklynhistory.org/])This week’s #ThrowbackThursday photograph shows the elevated BMT Fifth Avenue line train station at Atlantic Avenue and Flatbush Avenue [https://www.google.com/maps/@40.684112,-73.977486,3a,75y,338.
67 Burger
It’s finally beginning to feel like fall in the nabe, so get ready for sweaters and changing leaves, locals. (Photo by Oswaldo Cabrera [http://www.flickr.com/photos/ocabreraphotos/])Good morning, Fort Greene and Clinton Hill. A 60-year-old woman was struck and killed Thursday by a B train at
2nd Annual Ft. Greene Track & Field Day
Hydraulic Fracturing, or fracking for short, has become a divisive issue for New Yorkers. The natural gas industry and its supporters have made promises of job growth, energy independence and a cleaner burning fossil fuel. The truth is many jobs created by fracking are sourced from out-of-state, natural gas supplies
Atlantic Avenue
[SlideDeck2 id=881 ress=1] If you were passing by the Brooklyn Navy Yard’s BLDG 92 [http://bldg92.org] on Flushing Avenue yesterday, you may have noticed a familiar-looking structure occupying the eastern end of its yard. That elongated structure was a scale wooden model of the Brooklyn Bridge.