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Friends of Bushwick Inlet Park Launch Campaign for Waterfront Green Space
Since 2010, the highest concentration of housing growth in NYC is in Greenpoint-Williamsburg.
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Marsha P. Johnson Park Redesign Faces Community Opposition
“We will not allow our beloved Martha P. Johnson’s name to be exploited for political or personal gain”
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Marsha P Johnson State Park Reopens Amidst Renovations
Parkgoers can entire through the Bushwick Inlet Park entrance.
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Marsha P. Johnson State Park Closes Until June
“In a normal year that would be insanity, during COVID it’s criminal and unconscionable.”
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Check out the Pop-Up “Park” on the Pulaski Bridge!
With some turf and a table, the Pulaski Bridge pedestrian lane just got a little greener. A small “park” installation has been slotted into the span’s scenic-overlook which offers unobstructed […]
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McGolrick Park Playground will Reopen in September
Come mid-September Greenpoint’s kids can trade the pop-up playground in McGolrick Park for the real deal. The Playground is in the midst of a year-long make over, funded largely by […]
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What’s New For Maker Park
Maker Park, the proposed 7-acre waterfront space once home to Astral Oil Works and now within the larger scope of Bushwick Inlet Park, has been aiming to bring art, education, […]
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Sweet New Public Park Opening in Front of Domino June 10th
Domino Park, the public space concession that Two Trees promised to throw into their larger Domino Sugar redevelopment project, will open to the public June 10. The park will stretch […]
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Envisioning Bushwick Inlet Park: What’s In Store for the Park in 2018
The community organization Friends of Bushwick Inlet Park has been fighting for green space in North Brooklyn since 2005. That year, the City rezoned Greenpoint and Williamsburg, leading to frenzied […]