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BROOKLYN HEIGHTS – A new sign may soon welcome commuters as they travel across the East River into Brooklyn as the NYC Board of Standards & Appeals has approved a replacement for the former Watchtower sign, the New York Post [https://nypost.com/2018/11/08/nyc-approves-replacement-for-watchtower-sign-in-brooklyn-heights/] reports. Via Google MapsThe
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BROOKLYN HEIGHTS – After removing the iconic Watchtower sign [/iconic-watchtower-sign-gone/] from the Brooklyn skyline last December, Columbia Heights Associates are forging ahead with $80 million in renovations to transform five former Jehovah’s Witnesses buildings into Panorama, a 600,000-square-foot-plus deluxe office and retail complex. Rendering via Columbia Heights Associates/Volley
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> A post shared by Ministry Ideaz for JWs (@ministryideaz) [https://www.instagram.com/p/34JTOQABoL/] on Jun 13, 2015 at 10:12am PDT After more than forty years, the Brooklyn skyline might be changing. With news of Columbia Heights Associates’ plans to transform the former Jehovah’s Witnesses Watchtower
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Photo courtesy of Bona WeissAccomplished photographer, filmmaker and Sheepshead Bites reader Bona Weiss [http://www.bonaweiss.com/index.html?url=http://bweisssiteblog.blogspot.com/] contacted us about a cool project he’d been working on: > A few years back, I started experimenting with 360 degree panoramas and took a