Op-Ed
At his State of the Borough address, Borough President Markowitz said he wants to expand ferry service along the East River to Southern Brooklyn. Yet the city says expanding the ferry service would be too costly. We asked two Southern Brooklyn community leaders to weigh in on the feasiblility and practicality of the proposal. Click below for two views.
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Op-Ed
By Vincent Gentile
A high-tech manufacturing facility, a cultural center and Coney Island casinos were all part of Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz’s vision at this year’s State of the Borough address. But the thing that really got my attention was hearing my longtime colleague’s call to extend East River Ferry Service to connect Manhattan to Coney Island, Sheepshead Bay, Canarsie and, most importantly, Bay Ridge!
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Op-Ed
By Steve Barrison
I was a member of the committees for the rebuilding of the ten Sheepshead Bay Piers both times they were rebuilt, and when I was asked about the possibility of bringing ferry service to the area, I carefully detailed how I personally, and through my civic work with local organizations for more than 25 years, advocated ferry service to and from Sheepshead Bay and how Pier 10 was made wider than the others to make boarding and disembarking ferry passengers easier to manage.
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Sheepshead Bay
Plus an assortment of other crimes from Sheepshead Bay’s 61st Precinct.
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BoroBeat
By Daniel Bush
Star members of the Brooklyn hockey team spent two days off the ice to read with children at a Downtown hospital and lead a skills clinic with students at a Gravesend school.
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Sheepshead Bay
By Daniel Bush
Photo by Elizabeth Graham
Hometown playwright’s new play hits the stage.
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Sheepshead Bay
By Daniel Bush
Photo by Paul Martinka
City animal rescuers pulled the mistreated canines from two garbage-strewn addresses owned by the same dog-hoarding couple on Thursday.
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