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A Unique Brooklyn Heights House Changes With the Times
The mysteries of a singular brick house in the center of Brooklyn Heights have long captivated viewers – including its current owners, who have recently burnished this gem for their family’s use. Staking out a prominent location at the corner of Joralemon Street with a wrought iron fence and handsome landscaping, 2 Sidney Place has its share of undeniable quirks.
Therapy Thursday: The Cons Of Excessive Screen Time For Kids & Adults
Doctor Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 to answer your questions about relationships and mental health. "I'm concerned about the well-being of my middle schoolers, considering the impact of excessive screen time. Can you offer alternative activities to ensure a healthier balance?"
The Destruction of the World Trade Center: Why the Official Account of 911 Cannot be True
by David Ray Griffin, Global Research: As September approaches, we are reminded that the anniversary of the tragic events of 9/11 will soon be upon us once again. 22 years laters, are we any closer to the truth about what really happened on that fateful day? For the next month until September 11, and the illegal invasion of Afghanistan on October 7, we will be posting on a daily basis important articles from our early archives pertaining to the tragic events of 9/11.
Selected Articles: In Remembrance of 9/11 and the 1973 Chilean Coup - Global Research
In commemoration of the 9/11 attack and the 1973 Chilean coup, we have compiled the following articles to serve as a reminder that democracy has long been backsliding in the Western world. 9/11 After 22 years Today is the 22nd Anniversary of the attack on the World Trade Center and Pentagon known as 9/11. A generation of 22-year olds has grown up after 9/11, and the event probably means nothing to them.
The Destruction of the World Trade Center:
Global Research Editor’s Note As September approaches, we are reminded that the 25th anniversary of the tragic events of 9/11 will soon be upon us once again. 25 years laters, are we any closer to the truth about what really happened on that fateful day? For the next month until September 11, and the illegal invasion of Afghanistan on October 7, 2001 we will be posting on a daily basis important articles from our early archives pertaining to the tragic events of 9/11.
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9/11 Truth: The Mysterious Collapse of WTC Seven - Global Research
[originally published by Global Research in September 2009] At 5:21 in the afternoon of 9/11, almost seven hours after the Twin Towers had come down, Building 7 of the World Trade Center also came down. The collapse of this building was from the beginning considered a mystery. [1] The same should have been true, to be sure, of the collapse of the Twin Towers.
A Sentinel Overlooking Brooklyn Heights Promenade Has Seen Some Ghosts in Its Time
Attracting artistic residents for at least a century, a Neo-Grec brownstone mansion facing the Brooklyn Heights Promenade played a leading role in a 1977 campy occult thriller, counted among its inhabitants the creators of “I Left My Heart in San Francisco,” and is today a co-op whose members are close enough to occasionally host a building-wide party.
Sponsored Archives | Brownstoner
The cofounder and chief operations officer talks about the design-build process, how long a gut renovation will take, and how to save money. To accommodate the increased demand, starting in the 2020-2021 school year, Léman will provide private bus service to students from Brooklyn in kindergarten and up. The founder of Crown Heights-based Hatchet Design Build explains the design-build process and how the firm mixes contemporary design with historic details.
A Sleek Two-Bedroom, Two-Bath in Long Island City With Balconies, Walk-in Closet Asks $4,209
A new 21-story rental development, ONE LIC at 42-10 27th Street is the latest addition to the burgeoning skyline in Long Island City. A sleek exterior contains light-flooded apartments — studios, studios with home offices, and one-, two- and three-bedrooms — that are near one of LIC’s major transit hubs. Apartment 4E is a two-bedroom with two bathrooms that exemplifies the thoughtful layouts and careful construction that epitomize ONE LIC.
Long Island City Two Bedroom, Two Bath With Office in Renovated Factory Asks $1.36 Million
A beautifully renovated zipper factory, the Zipper Building at 5-33 48th Avenue is a 41-unit condominium that preserves the architectural fabric of early 20th century Long Island City and takes advantage of the building’s lofty interior proportions and vast windows, hallmarks of classic industrial design. The results are a stylish balance of luxurious amenities and pared-down chic.
Spacious, Renovated Brownstone With Magical Garden in Prime Cobble Hill Asks $3.795 Million
Located on a quiet tree-lined block in the Cobble Hill Historic District, 217 Warren Street is a stately four-story two-family brownstone with a stoop and front garden that mirrors its neighbors. This well-maintained home features exposed brick, custom built-ins and a large patio and garden, perfect for cookouts or camp-outs.
Two-Bedroom, Two-Bath Hunter's Point Condo With Sleek Finishes, Walk-in Closet Asks $1.575 Million
A series of interlocking glassy cubes, CORTE at 21-30 44th Drive is one of Long Island City’s most striking new developments. A tinted glass skin creates a sense of sleek elegance while a roof deck crowns the design. A sophisticated lobby features an exposed wooden ceiling and a customized reception desk, reflecting a collaboration between Argentinian architect Dieguez Fridman and the New York-based firm of Beyer Blinder Belle.
Gut Renovated Brooklyn Heights Townhouse With Elevator, Two-Car Garage Asks $10.95 Million
A corner lot house on a tree-lined residential block in Brooklyn Heights, 149 Clinton Street is an architecturally distinguished residence recently renovated by Joseph Vance, Architects and Molly Elizabeth Interior Design. Featuring five bedrooms, five baths, outdoor space and a private two-car parking garage, it incorporates historic details with the very latest contemporary amenities.
Classic Neo-Grec Brownstone in Park Slope With Details Galore Asks $5.378 Million
A classic brownstone residence on one of Park Slope’s most magnificent blocks, this home has an elegant Neo-Grec facade with a four-story window bay, along with woodwork, paneling, moldings and interior decorative details galore. Located at 200 Berkeley Place, the building incorporates a garden apartment as a rental while providing three floors of living space above.
Renovated Brownstone in Bed Stuy With Six Mantels, Grand Staircase Asks $2.495 Million
Located on a beautiful tree-lined block in Bed Stuy, this brownstone is a charmer that mixes unique period details with a crisp modern sensibility. Recently renovated, the four-story house at 276 Halsey Street is currently configured as an owner’s triplex over a garden rental, which also has access to the cellar. The highly imaginative facade sports carved stonework and Romanesque detailing.
Three-Bedroom Hunters Point Condo With Two Private Terraces, Parking Asks $2.32 Million
This gracious and light-filled apartment in Hunters Point has three bedrooms and three baths, with a foyer that opens directly into the spacious living/dining room. Located at 21-30 44th Drive, it’s in a building called CORTE that offers superb residential design. Floor to ceiling windows define the living/dining room, which has an adjacent kitchen alcove that provides a breakfast bar and ample cabinetry.
Morris Adjmi-Designed Boutique Condo Brings Considered Design, Fine Finishes to Williamsburg
A six-story nine-unit boutique condominium, 138 North 10 is one of the latest additions to vibrant north Williamsburg. Designed by Morris Adjmi Architects, the building takes its cues from the classic warehouse architecture of the neighborhood and was intended, as Adjmi says, “to feel as if it has always been there — but says something new.” Located at 138 North 10th Street, the building features two- and three-bedroom residences that include garden-level triplexes with private gardens.
Park Slope Neo-Grec Brownstone With Magnificent Details, Mantels, High Ceilings Asks $4.25 Million
A beautifully restored townhouse on an architecturally distinguished and tree-lined block, 136 6th Avenue epitomizes the classic atmosphere of the Brooklyn brownstone. A 19th century Neo-Grec with some Italianate details, the 20-foot-wide, 3,860-square-foot residence has been reconfigured as a three-family incorporating an owner’s duplex with two rental apartments above.
Sleek Three-Bedroom Hunters Point Condo With Roof Deck, Parking Asks $2.01 Million
This sophisticated and modern three-bedroom, three bathroom apartment has a large light-flooded living/dining room with a spacious kitchen alcove. It’s in an eight-story building in the Hunters Point neighborhood called CORTE, located at 21-30 44th Drive.
This Spacious One-Bedroom in Astoria With Balcony, Modern Touches Asks $2,723 Monthly
This spacious one-bedroom apartment in a modern residential building in Astoria has quiet, elegant touches and views from its large balcony off the bedroom. Located at 1401 Broadway, it also boasts the many perks of the growing neighborhood, including its easy commute to Manhattan. There’s an open kitchen, with stainless steel appliances and white cabinets and countertops, that sits near the entrance to the unit and looks over the roomy living/dining room.
New Park Slope Condo The Bentyn Offers Clean Modern Design, Terrace Views
The simple and elegant modern exterior of The Bentyn contains a collection of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, each with private outdoor space. Located at 488 Fourth Avenue in Park Slope, it’s a 10-story building in the heart of one of Brooklyn’s most desirable neighborhoods. The expansive, airy interiors feature solid white hardwood oak flooring, oversized Quaker windows, Mitsubishi heating/cooling systems and washer/dryer connections.
Spacious Long Island City Condo With Soaring Ceiling, Radiant Heat, 8 Closets Asks $1.61 Million
A swank newcomer to Long Island City, The Bond at 46-20 11th Street is a glamorous amalgamation of a crisp design sensibility, comfort and convenience. It contains 42 residences within a deft brick and glass exterior that echoes the district’s industrial not-too-distant past. Apartment 1C is an elegant two-bedroom/two-bath duplex with a large great room and open kitchen on the lower level. Spacious bedrooms flank the great hall on the floor above and are complemented by ample closet space.
Unique Three-Story, One-Family Townhouse in Boerum Hill Asks $1.679 mil
A renovated two-bedroom, two-bath brick townhouse with a large terrace on the second floor, this three-story, one-family home is situated on a peaceful block in Boerum Hill. Located at 114 Butler Street, it’s in a prime location, in move-in condition and relatively low-priced for this neighborhood. There’s a commodious open kitchen on the ground floor, which in turn leads directly into a roomy living and dining area with a skylight, parquet floors and a full bath.
Boerum Hill Townhouse With Elevator, Penthouse Terraces, Parking Available Asks $4.19 Million
On a lovely tree-lined block, 353 State Street is part of a modern row house development finished in a pleasant neo-Georgian style. The semi-detached, four-story, two-family red brick home has a high stoop, mullioned windows and arched front door. It’s set up as a quadruplex over a garden-level floor-through apartment. On the top of the house, set back so it is not visible from the street, is a rooftop penthouse with terraces fore and aft.
Sleek, Spacious Two-Bedroom in Hunter’s Point With Floor-to-Ceiling Windows Asks $1.23 Million
Here’s a swank two-bedroom/two-bath apartment in Hunter’s Point that has premium finishes throughout and a host of enviable amenities. It’s located at 46-20 11th Street in Hunter’s Point, a section of Long Island City that is seeing a wave of building boom ahead of Amazon’s future arrival. The building, called The Bond, contains 42 residences wrapped in a sleekly buttoned-down brick and glass exterior with playful references to the neighborhood’s industrial past.
Boutique Long Island City Condo With Two Bedrooms, Balcony, Tax Abatement Asks $900K
One of 10 residences in a new red-brick condo building in Long Island City, 31-19 37th Avenue’s 4A offers a balance of sense and sensibility increasingly hard to find. Bright and spacious, 4A is a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment with a corner exposure and large balcony. The foyer leads to an open kitchen and dining/living room flanked by the bedrooms.
Architect-Designed Long Island City Condo With Roof Deck, Parking Available Asks $1.81 Million
One of Long Island City’s most interesting new architectural designs, the sleek Corte at 21-30 44th Drive gives an Expressionistic twist to the High Modernist aesthetic, the Seagram Building by way of Malibu. Created as a series of interlocking cubes and diagonal facets that project and recess at the upper levels, the building’s taut tinted glass skin creates a subtly dramatic presence on its block.
Long Island City Condo With Two Bedrooms, Two Baths, Big Windows, Roof Deck Asks $875K
A pleasantly understated take on casual modern living, 31-19 37th Avenue is one of the latest additions to Long Island City’s ever-growing apartment development. Containing 10 units, the building has a plum-red brick façade that echoes that of the original industrial lofts that line nearby blocks. The interiors are warm and inviting, making the most of space and light for one- and two-bedroom apartments. Unit 2B is a two-bedroom, two-bath with big windows and a graceful flow of living space.
Gut Renovated Two-Family in Bushwick With Electric Fireplace, Feature Wall Asks $1.695 Million
A striking renovation has transformed a 19th century clapboard two-family townhouse at 1127 Decatur Street in Bushwick. Located on a quiet tree-lined block, the house is configured as an owner’s duplex over a garden floor apartment, both with their own separate entrances. The owner’s duplex features an open-plan great room on the parlor floor with high ceilings.
Ted Olson's Report of Phone Calls from Barbara Olson on 9/11: Three Official Denials
Late in the day on 9/11, CNN put out a story that began: “Barbara Olson, a conservative commentator and attorney, alerted her husband, Solicitor General Ted Olson, that the plane she was on was being hijacked Tuesday morning, Ted Olson told CNN.” According to this story, Olson reported that his wife had “called him twice on a cell phone from American Airlines Flight 77,” saying that “all passengers and flight personnel, including the pilots, were herded to the back of the plane by armed...
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