The most talked about rezoning of the Bloomberg/Burden era has to be the 2005 transformation of Williamsburg and Greenpoint from gritty industrial backwater to haute condo clusterfuck. And yet the one that has had a far greater impact on Brooklyn, or at least its skyline, is the one undertaken a year prior in Read More
Here’s another example of the odd array of critics brought together in opposition to the impending Atlantic Yards project:
The anti-big-development critics who made hay over the naming rights of the planned Barclays Center because of that bank’s historical ties to slavery are now joined by the state Libertarian Party, which is urging Read More
Bill Weld’s campaign has confirmed that he will seek the Libertarian Party’s endorsement for governor. He is expected to attend their convention, to be held in Albany on April 29th, to garner support from party members who will vote that afternoon.
Weld supporter Richard Cooper of Westbury, the former Libertarian state chair, says he will Read More
