Brooklyn Community Board 6

Ennis Playground is getting a new basketball court, swings, benches and play areas.

DOT will present plans for a bike lane on Seventh Avenue at this Thursday's Community Board 6 meeting.

Even small steps can help Park Slope residents get more involved in their neighborhood.

City officials will discuss possible routes for the proposed 16-mile streetcar.

DOT "will continue to review all concerns" about Citi Bike stations, a spokeswoman said. 

The DOT counted 500 bike riders from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Bond and Union streets, up from 395 in 2014.

The Parks Department plans to build new basketball courts, play areas and gardens at Ennis Playground.

Fare subsidies to the poor are a better use of taxpayer money, says Community Board 6 district manager.

Brooklyn will get 73 more docking stations this summer, DOT officials said Thursday night.

A fixed bridge would scuttle plans to use barges to remove sludge during the canal's Superfund cleanup.

Citi Bike is expected to expand into Park Slope, Gowanus, Carroll Gardens and Red Hook this year.

Library officials did not say how long or when the library would close.

Officials will discuss potential dock locations and details of the ferry service.

A local affordable housing nonprofit is hoping to sell 163 Columbia St. to a private developer.

Citi Bike is expanding into Brooklyn with 62 new docking stations in Community Board 6.