The loss of transportation may temper the effect of gentrification on housing costs
Category: <span>Brooklyn Life</span>
Stitching Out a Revolution
A shoe-making class that aims to give students more than just a great pair
Ten Years Later, a Mural Inspires Caution on Brooklyn’s Other ‘Avenues of Death’
Park Slope works on making pedestrian safety a priority
The Crown Heights Riots at 25: Looking Back to Look Ahead
How a neighborhood learns from its violent history to tackle present-day issues
Can Fungus De-Contaminate Newtown Creek?
Mycoremediation, says a noted mushroom expert, might work
Affordable Housing, One Apartment at a Time
A three-way deal between developers, the city, and a local community group kept several units affordable forever, including the one where Marie Testaverde lives.
Embracing Pokemon Go in Prospect Park, Cautiously
New Yorkers and New York landmarks weigh both the fun and the risks of an addictive new game
Brooklyn’s Dry Cleaners Worry About New Regulations
New York’s new rules for perc come at a tough time
Next Door Neighbors, a World Apart
Vinegar Hill and the Farragut Houses don’t visit each others’ neighborhood hangouts
Confusion and Frustration Over a K2 Epidemic
A corner where the misunderstood drug was freely sold is full of cops today, but the citywide problem has hardly receded





