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CLINTON HILL – The NYC Department of Design and Construction [https://www1.nyc.gov/site/ddc/projects/projects.page] (DDC) met with community members Thursday evening to provide an update on the reconstruction of Putnam Triangle Plaza which has been closed to the public since March [/meeting-on-thursday-to-discuss-
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CLINTON HILL – The NYC Department of Design & Construction [https://www1.nyc.gov/site/ddc/projects/projects.page] (DDC) will hold a community meeting on Thursday, September 27, to present an overview of the reconstruction of Putnam Triangle. FAB Fulton [http://fabfulton.org/] (Fulton Area Business Alliance) requested the meeting
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“Preliminary work” on the Putnam Triangle Plaza project will get underway soon, but a start date has not yet been confirmed by the city. As explained by Phillip Kellogg, executive director of the Fulton Area Business (FAB) Alliance, the upcoming work is the ‘Geotechnical Investigation’ part of the Plaza project
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A stark tale of Brooklyn gentrification is playing out in Clinton Hill, as it has over the past four years [http://fort-greene.thelocal.nytimes.com/2012/06/13/on-fulton-street-locals-debate-what-an-improvement-even-is/] . Despite opposition from some of the merchants and residents [/blog/2014/
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Gunfire erupted last night at South Portland and Fulton Streets, leaving two injured and suspects still at large, said police, who told us the investigation is ongoing and “no arrests have been made at this time.” The call of shots fired came in at 8:08pm during peak dinner/evening
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Image via 2014 Community Need Survey, FAB Alliance/Pratt Area Community Council. A survey [http://faballiance.org/sites/faballiance.org/files/FAB_PACC_ConsumerNeeds_Survey_Report_2014_11_10.pdf] of 477 people in parks and other public places in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill found that the majority of
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A beautification grant from former Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz is about to make local streets a little greener, according to the Fulton Area Business Alliance [http://faballiance.org]. The organization says the $100,000 in allocated funds received will go to adding more trees to Fulton Street and surrounding