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Tonight: Community Board 15 To Consider Developments In Gravesend

Community Board 15 is meeting tonight, February 24, at 7:00 p.m. at Kingsborough Community College (2001 Oriental Boulevard) in the faculty dining room. On the agenda are public hearings for four five zoning items. Here are the applications being considered: * 1316 Avenue S – An application for a special

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Everything You Need To Know About The MTA’s Proposed Fare & Toll Hikes

Source: Flickr/haagenjerrysOnce again, the MTA has announced plans to raise fares and tolls [/2013-mta-fare-hike-options-announced-local-pols-outraged/] – this time by 2 percent a year for the next two years. The 30-day MetroCard will definitely jump from $112 to $116.50, but the MTA is deliberating on whether to raise the price of

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The $21 Million Vision For A Resilient Sheepshead Bay: What You Need To Know

The New York Rising project, a state-sponsored, federally-funded program [/community-takes-storm-resiliency-plans-into-own-hands-at-ny-rising-workshop/] to make coastal communities more resilient in the wake of Superstorm Sandy, will unveil the final proposals for Sheepshead Bay and Gerritsen Beach tonight [/monday-public-engagement-meeting-restore-protect-sheepshead-gerritsen/], revealing the $21.3 million vision to help us better withstand and more quickly recover

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Tomorrow: Forum To Re-Envision Sheepshead Bay And Its Commercial – Recreational Corridors

Click for full flierA group of city planners and neighborhood activists will be meeting tomorrow, March 5, at 7:00 p.m. to begin creating a new comprehensive vision of the Sheepshead Bay waterfront’s commercial and recreational corridors. The public forum, open to all and taking place at the

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Better Coordination Of Transportation Modes Is Key To A Well-Balanced System

Source: (vincent desjardins) / FlickrTHE COMMUTE [/tag/the-commute/]: About a week before Hurricane Sandy, I got a delightful surprise in the form of an email from a senior MTA executive who worked at the Chicago Transit Authority earlier in his career complimenting me on my series, “A Tale of Two Cities:

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Cuomo Waives Bond Fee And More

Source: MTAPhotos / FlickrTHE COMMUTE [/tag/the-commute/]: MTA funding always seems to be in the news. Another fare hike [/fare-and-toll-hikes-are-coming/] is scheduled for January 2013. The MTA’s continuing money woes are primarily due to the large debt it has to repay on the money it borrows through its bonds. Repealing

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As Sheepshead Bay Mosque Construction Progresses, Organizers Renew Outreach Efforts

Photo by nolastnameIt’s been a while since we’ve had a proper update on the Sheepshead Bay mosque [/tag/2812-voorhies-ave/] (2812 Voorhies Avenue). Last we heard, the opponents of the mosque, Bay People, lost their zoning challenge [/opponents-lose-appeal-against-sheepshead-mosque/] against the construction, but vowed to push forward with their lawsuit

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Op-Ed: Select Bus Service On Nostrand Is A Sham

[http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2770/4178232476_5874be8720_b.jpg]Photo by a-NeRo86 via FlickrThe following op-ed is by Allan Rosen, a Manhattan Beach resident and former Director of MTA/NYC Transit Bus Planning (1981). For a complete list of his contributions to Sheepshead Bites, which includes many articles about

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B4 Cuts Revised, But Still Problematic

Allan Rosen is a 25-year veteran of the MTA, including a former Director of Bus Planning. He’s also a Sheepshead Bay-area resident and one of the original planners behind the B4 route. He previously criticized the MTA’s latest round of cuts [/former-transit-brass-criticizes-latest-cuts/], and here he questions the revisions