Coney Island Beach Isn’t As Full Of Sh*t As You Think, But The Creek Is
Coney Island Creek by Cropsey Avenue is the city’s most fecal-filled waterway,
according to one number-crunching analyst.
Ben Wellington,
One Hundred Years Ago Today, These 40 Ladies Showed “Skilful Work” During “Fancy Diving Contest”
Twitter user @RealTimeWWI
[https://twitter.com/RealTimeWW1/status/489269656918962177/photo/1] alerted us
to the photo above this morning, showing
Emmons Avenue’s Newest Restaurant, Rocca, Now Open
It’s been a long journey, but Rocca Cafe & Lounge is finally open to the public
at 2712 Emmons
De Blasio Vows New Approach To City’s Sandy Aid Distribution
Photo by Erica ShermanWith new reports every week
[http://www.ny1.com/content/news/205028/victims-wonder-why-only-small-amount-of-build-it-back-funds-have-been-spent]
about the growing frustration
John F. Kennedy Watercolor Painting Of Sheepshead Bay Will Be Auctioned On Assassination Anniversary
John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, was also a watercolor
enthusiast, and produced a painting of
Photo: Gravesend Bay, Through The Haze
Neighbor Roman Kruglov shared this beautiful photo he took overlooking Gravesend
Bay – the beloved waterway (and shipping channel) that abuts
Photo: Injured Swan Saved On Emmons Avenue
Source: Cymbrowitz’s officeIt’s been a good couple of week’s for the area’s
wildlife. First, Coley the
The Breakers Facing Financial Troubles As Developer’s Debt Changes Hands
The profitability of the 3112-3144 Emmons Avenue waterfront condominiums known
as the Breakers remains up in the air as Madison
