Showing posts with label April 1st. Show all posts
Showing posts with label April 1st. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 1, 2026

Reimagining The Public Approval Process For Big NYC Projects- Mamdani Endorses

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The public approval process for big NYC projects is about to be reimagined; those projects, or most of them that previously had to go throug...
Tuesday, April 1, 2025

Restaurants Lining The Gowanus Canal? It’s The Thought That Counts!

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Looking at multiple new developments underway along Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal You can’t help noticing all the development in Brooklyn’s G...
Monday, April 1, 2024

Good News For NYC’s WBAI 99.5 fm? Possible Financial Rescue As Pacifica Foundation, Which Runs Parent Pacifica Network, Will Get Infusion of Cash By Corporately Monetizing Historic Archives

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Malcolm is super, Mr. Dylan is super, and we've always known that radio is super, and that's not just a fantasy! Great news coming u...
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Saturday, April 1, 2023

Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade Will Be Taken Over By Consortium of The City’s Real Estate Families and The New York City Partnership

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Whatever "floats your boat" -  Will the public be happy with big real estate industry families and the New York City Partnership...
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Friday, April 1, 2022

New Demonstration Program Now Approved By NYC Landmarks Commission: Related Companies and Vornado Will Use Public’s Love of Historic Districts To Spur Development Working With Disney

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  It’s history in the making!  Not since New York City’s Landmarks laws and programs and Landmarks Commission were ushered in back in the ea...
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Thursday, April 1, 2021

Legal Eagle Arthur Schwartz, Attorney Skilled In Opposing Privatization, Says He’ll Stop Mayor de Blasio’s Even Worse Scheme To Leverage“Covid Emergency Streeteries* Declaration” Into More Real Estate Development

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Double height streetery - Fifth Avenue in Park Slope- last spring it was single height. (* Also spelled 'streateries' ) Mayor Bill...
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Wednesday, April 1, 2020

Brooklyn Public Library President Linda Johnson, Now Poised To Additionally Become Head of Brooklyn Historical Society, Says “Following The Money [The Othmer Funds] Convinced Us History Is Too Precious To Be In The Hands Of Those Not Writing It.”

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Brooklyn Public Library President Linda Johnson is poised to take on new responsibilities holding her position as BPL head.  It will occur...
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