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President Joe Biden speaks at the construction site of the Hudson Tunnel Project in New York, Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2023, during an event on infrastructure. AP Photo/Susan Walsh

Officials move ahead with $6.88B Hudson Rail Tunnel Project

July 10 | Raanan Geberer

On Monday, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy...

Subway platform barriers installed at 56 stations, 21 in Brooklyn
NYC DEP moves to 345 Adams St.
Benefit Rooftop BBQ will support Edible Schoolyard NYC
Rep. Goldman moves to subpoena Bondi and Patel in Epstein ‘coverup’
Easement will enable religious order and State DEC to co-manage rare urban forest ecosystem
Man who opened fire in crowded subway train sentenced to 10 years
Brooklyn man arrested in Lancaster County gold bar scam
Red Hook Pool closure sparks outrage amid summer heatwave
Parsons wins ACEC NY Diamond Award for Brooklyn Bridge rehabilitation
Partner of slain activist Ryan Carson seeks ethics probe into Paladino
Hochul visits NYC to plan on smartphone-free classrooms this fall
Brooklynite serves U.S. Navy on Indo-Pacific humanitarian missions
Brooklyn Conservatory names 2025-26 Jazz Leaders Fellowship winners
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Open Mic event at Confessions Bar highlights social justice issues
East Flatbush man sentenced to 30 years after shooting father and son
Paseo on Fifth launches luxury rentals in Park Slope
‘We Belong Here’ dance festival coming to Brooklyn this fall
Orthodox Union praises religious accommodation guidance
New Trump administration guidance gives federal workers flexibility on religious observance

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“Is that REALLY going to be a jail??”
ATLANTIC AVENUE — Exhausted shopper with cluster of bags and goods from mall at Boerum Place stops to look at huge construction site across the street. “Is that REALLY going to be a jail??” Her male companion is reassuring, “Nothing like Rikers ... this is 21st Century.”
“Hope I can get them into a camp …”
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS — Overheard in line at one of most popular pastry outlets on Montague Street: "Hope I can get them into a camp ..." A mother with two pre-schoolers in tow was showing a friend the Dodge Y flyer for Healthy Kids Day on Saturday, April 26.

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The vote on a contentious plan to redevelop the 12

The vote on a contentious plan to redevelop the 122-acre Brooklyn Marine Terminal, which had been scheduled for Thursday, has been postponed — for a fourth time — to July 24.

The city is proposing a modernized port and a mixed-used development with thousands of new homes.

Critics say the planning process is designed to favor real estate development over the site’s maritime uses, and is being rushed through before comprehensive traffic and infrastructure studies have been carried out.

Backers say abandoning the process now would delay port modernization and the construction of much-needed affordable housing.

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Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of T

Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez on Friday announced that the city will finally shut down operations at a controversial concrete recycling facility on the western Brooklyn waterfront by this August.

Local residents had been flooding their elected officials with complaints about the dust, vibrations and noise from the SIMS Concrete Recycling Facility, operated by NYC DOT, ever since it was temporarily relocated to the north end of Brooklyn Marine Terminal site in the Columbia Street Waterfront District in February 2024.

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Many of the 100,000 people who held city-issued Br

Many of the 100,000 people who held city-issued Brooklyn Bridge Park viewing tickets for the Macy’s Fourth of July Fireworks called the event a “total fiasco,” with a large number not making it onto the piers.

Numerous people told the Brooklyn Eagle they found themselves in panic-inducing logjams while trying to get into the park.

Many commenters said there appeared to be no central coordination for handling the huge crowds, and photos show unsafe, crammed streets.

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Photos courtesy of Murray Schechter (1), Justin Pollock (2) and Marc Hermann (3).

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