Gas Lines in Flatbush
There was a cacophony of horns blaring at Coney Island Avenue, as policemen directed traffic around the Hess Station at the corner of 18th Avenue. Read More
There was a cacophony of horns blaring at Coney Island Avenue, as policemen directed traffic around the Hess Station at the corner of 18th Avenue. Read More

The city is looking for developers to renovate and operate the landmarked, long-derelict Loew’s Kings Theater—“the Kings” as locals called it back in the day—on Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn. Designed in 1929 by Rapp and Rapp Architects, the 3,769-seat movie palace modeled after the Paris Opera House is the only one of the five “Wonder Read More

Cynthia Darrison, the woman who spent eight years building Eliot Spitzer’s mighty fund-raising operation, has calculated that there’s a market for people with skills like hers.
“I don’t think donors themselves are necessarily in tune with why they’re giving,” she said in a telephone interview Saturday night from her home in Flatbush, hours before the Read More
An informed reader emailed over a rough breakdown of the results of Tuesday’s special Council election in Brooklyn.
It turns out that Mathieu Eugene’s union-backed victory was just as thorough as the overall numbers indicated. He was the top vote-getter in nearly all of the Assembly districts that lie at least partly within the Read More
The much sought-after Daily News endorsement in the City Council in Brooklyn went to Yvette Clarke’s former fund-raiser Jennifer James.
Here’s what the News said:
“A local political activist, lifelong Flatbush resident and daughter of Caribbean immigrants, she has broad support in a diverse district. Also welcome is a promise to donate any “lulu” Read More
Brooklyn coulda been a contender
Downtown Brooklyn’s lament has been the inability to attract mega-tenants to four different sites that were painstakingly drawn and measured in a city-led massive rezoning two years ago.
Joe Chan, the president of the new Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, indicated in an interview last week that he was Read More
“It looks like we just got done playing Backgammon.” -Bill Batson
Bill de Blasio has endorsed Bill Batson for the 57th Assembly District, despite the fact that they differ in their views on the Atlantic Yards project. De Blasio’s district does not overlap with the 57th, but is just north and Read More
With so many people from outside the 11th Congressional district weighing in on what ought to happen there, we figured it was about time to take a stroll down to the area surrounding the proposed Atlantic Yards Plan to speak to actual residents about the issues that will affect their choice in that race. Read More