"For now at least, Greenpoint’s stunning views of Manhattan are still mostly clear, unobstructed by the kinds of high-rise developments that are starting to sprout — and wither — in Williamsburg."
“'The macroeconomy of the city is affecting the development of open space in Greenpoint.'”
"A lot of the renters, these young hipsters, are very energy conscious.'"
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Once upon a time, a girl lived on the edge of Williamsburg and Greenpoint, just Under the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, in the mythical kingdom of North Brooklyn. She walked around and talked to people, took pictures and thought about things. She wrote things down and was happy.
People/Places
- Aaron Short
- Big Sky Brooklyn
- Block Magazine
- Brooklyn 11211
- Brooklyn Eagle
- Brooklyn Optimist
- Brooklyn Paper
- Brooklynology
- Brooklynometry
- Daily Violence
- Daily Zen
- Daniel Maher
- Dave's Kitchen
- Faded Ads
- FREEwilliamsburg
- Greenpointers
- JezebelMusic
- Neighbors Allied for Good Growth
- noahlandow
- One Louder Photo
- Public Assembly
- RePlayGround
- Rice of Life
- Roving Storm
- Sound Fix
- The Glasslands
- Two Dishes But To One Table
- Waterfront Preservation Alliance
- Whitman's Brooklyn
- Williamsburg is Dead
- WilliamsburgEATS
Planet
Poems
Politics
Provender
- Barcade
- Beaner Bar
- Bozu
- Bushwick Country Club
- Cheers Thai
- Dokebi
- Ella Cafe
- Elote
- Enid's
- Fada
- Fanny's
- Five Leaves
- Hotel Delmano
- Iona
- Kenny's Trattoria
- Le Barricou
- Lodge
- Macri Park
- Metropolitan Bar
- Miyako
- Oak Wine Bar
- Oulu
- Pete's Candy Store
- Ralph's Famous Italian Ices
- Second Stop Cafe
- Settepani
- Teddy's Bar & Grill
- Union Pool
- Vera Cruz
- Verb Cafe
- Wombat
- Yola's Cafe
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