The Times’ City Room blog reports that the city’s project is back on schedule after Hurricane Sandy to upgrade the flushing system for sewage that

For $10 you can pick up a bike and ride. Read all about it: http://www.brooklyneagle.com/articles/it-or-not-americas-largest-bike-share-about-begin-new-york-2013-05-06-143500

The Park Slope Food Co-Op has joined in the fight to save Long Island College Hospital on Henry Street in Beorum Hill.  Following the din

We all just got here. Now can we burn the bridges to just keep things at bay? I’m sure folks around these parts have been

San Francisco celebrity chef Elizabeth Faulker is out at Krescendo, a brick-oven pizzeria on Atlantic Ave. in Boerum Hill. It seems the place never quite

Apparently, according to a story in The New York Daily News, some parents at the three public schools in the school building at Court Street and

Obama's proposals shot down.

Brooklyn Bridge Park Corp. has released some really lovely, exciting proposals for the redevelopment of the historic Tobacco Warehouses in Dumbo : http://gothamist.com/2013/04/12/empire_stores_warehouses_in_dumbo.php#photo-12

There’s a new test for preschoolers through 2nd graders to get into city gifted and talented programs, and this year, far less kids scored in

The poshinization continues as actor buys on Dean St.

Despite federal Environmental Protection Agency warnings that water in the Gowanus Canal — a Superfund site, because it’s one of the most polluted waterways in

Beautiful photography book looks at highs and lows of modern motherhood.

According to the Wildlife Conservation Society, 2011 was the deadliest year on record for elephants as poachers continue to seek them out for their ivory

Police with the NYPD say the Bloomberg administration policy of “stop-and-frisk” — in which police stop and pat down and question mostly black and Hispanic

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/14/nyregion/teenager-killed-by-new-york-police-was-shot-7-times.html?ref=nyregion&_r=0

Gothamist has this feature on a big heart sculpture that glows red at night, and is constructed from Sandy-salvaged wood, now on display in DUBMO.

Racked calls Smith + Butler on, you guessed it, Smith at Butler, one of it’s favorite shops. The shopping website interviews the men’s shop store

The Real Deal reports that Two Trees real estate has chopped $7 million off the asking price for the Dumbo Clocktower Penthouse. As reported in

Gothamist has the news that Almondine finally has reopened after Sandy. Congrats Almondine!