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Bartlett Crossing Begins Vertical Construction in Williamsburg, Brooklyn’s Broadway Triangle
Below-grade work is finished for Bartlett Crossing, a two-building complex at 31 Bartlett Street and 665 Flushing Avenue in the Broadway Triangle section of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Designed by Magnusson Architecture and Planning and developed by Unified Neighborhood Partners under the Bartlett Crossing NP LLC, the project consists of two nine-story buildings that will yield a combined 78 affordable units. The development is part of a larger masterplan that will deliver 390 permanently affordable apartments on formerly vacant city-owned land.
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Spirit of Huntington Hosts Winter Wonderland Holiday Train Festival
Join the Spirit of Huntington and AniLife for a festive, community-focused holiday celebration at the AniLife Center in Queens! Experience the magic of model trains, holiday cheer, and special community honors. Thursday, December 10th: Community Day & Hero Dedication. Time: 10:00am – 3:00pm. Details: Open to everyone! We will...
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Koyu in Roslyn opens to full counter and an intimate taste of Japan
If Japan is still on your bucket list, there is no better introduction to its cuisine than Koyu in Roslyn. Koyu is an intimate 12-seat subterranean omakase counter experience featuring at least 18-courses that showcase fish flown in directly from Japan, as well as locally sourced and premium ingredients. Koyu,...
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First Empire Bins Installed in Brooklyn to Fight Sidewalk Trash and Rats
Brooklyn’s first residential on-street trash containers have been installed in the city’s latest effort to get rid of piles of black garbage bags on sidewalks — and the rats that love to dine on them. Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced that Brooklyn Community District 2 will receive 700...
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Heartwarming: Chassidic Brooklyn School Bus Driver Responds to Antisemitic Comments: “I Consider It an Honor”
Bentzy, a Chassidic Jewish school bus driver in Brooklyn, is speaking out after receiving antisemitic comments on his social media posts. Originally from Colorado, Bentzy grew up as a proud American before embracing the heimishe lifestyle many years ago. Rather than being intimidated by the hateful remarks, he says he considers being targeted for his Jewish identity an honor and a privilege, proudly standing by who he is.
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From Massapequa to 150 stores, PayMore has even bigger ambitions
What began as a single electronics resale shop in Massapequa has grown into a business with 150 locations across North America, and the two Long Islanders behind it have even bigger ambitions for the years ahead. PayMore, founded by Stephen R. Preuss Sr. and Erik Helgesen in 2011, has reached...
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FOX Sports
Hofstra visits Arizona State after Murauskas' 33-point showing
LINE: Sun Devils -16.5; over/under is 133.5. BOTTOM LINE: Arizona State plays Hofstra after Paulius Murauskas scored 33 points in Arizona State's 90-63 win over the Northern Colorado Bears. Arizona State finished 10-5 at home last season while going 17-16 overall. The Sun Devils averaged 76.3 points per game last...
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COMING SOON: Sufgania by Almah Cafe in Queens, NY
Sufgania by Almah Cafe opens this Tuesday, November 10, in Jamaica Estates, Queens, bringing a doughnut-focused Chanukah pop-up from the owners of the Brooklyn cafe. The business announced the opening date on Sunday, with sufganiyot at the center of the launch. Almah describes the project as Sufgania and Almah Cafe coming together “under one roof.” The pop-up opens in the run-up to Chanukah, which begins the evening of December 4.
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New York Post
Tony Brooklyn nabe goes from old money to ultra-luxury as Ritz-Carlton moves in and bidding wars explode
Brooklyn Heights has always had money. Now it has a velvet rope. The landmarked neighborhood perched above the East River is getting the borough’s first branded condos, a members-only athletic club with a five-figure price tag and a buzzy chef-owned grocery. And it’s all while buyers are clawing over the few apartments that actually come up for sale. “Since COVID, it has definitely taken on a completely different aura than it had pre-COVID,” Corcoran broker Deb Rieders told The Post. “It’s always been considered a great neighborhood. However, what’s happened since COVID … prices have exponentially gone up.” Brooklyn Heights, long one of New York’s most coveted neighborhoods, is climbing into ultra-luxury territory as high-end brands, pricey clubs and frenzied buyers converge on the landmarked enclave. Jonbilous Corcoran broker Deb Rieders said the neighborhood has transformed since the pandemic, when Manhattanites sought more space without sacrificing an easy commute. She noted that the scarcity of listings means nearly every co-op and condo between $1 million and $5 million sparks a bidding war, with one of her clients losing out on about six homes before landing one. Emmy Park for NY Post The splashiest sign of the shift sits at 98