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More than 600 seats will be available at two new schools for pre-K through 5th grade levels.

Critics say the Port Authority hasn't included the community in its plans for a new Manhattan terminal.

Elected officials asked the Port Authority to end its contest seeking designs for a new bus terminal.

Delayed by a long period of negotiations, construction to upgrade WESS will begin this summer.

The building will replace Modell's and P.C. Richard on Flatbush and Atlantic avenues, Crain's reported.

The West End Secondary School has a "handshake" agreement in place, Councilwoman Helen Rosenthal said.

The Brooklyn greenspace could be preserved under bills by Velmanette Montgomery and Diana Richardson.

The "E125" development will have 1,000 apartments, a Proton therapy center, and more commercial space.

Sen. Jesse Hamilton proposed a bill that would make the Maple Street Community Garden a state park.

The law would have given the state the power of eminent domain to buy the center.

The 616-seat school will be located at Sixth Avenue and Dean Street in Prospect Heights.

The construction plans at 115 Rogers Ave. would take over the Roger That Garden plot.

More than 300 tenants still have belongings inside the Atlantic Avenue facility, the company said.

The owner of 2449 Second Ave. says the city missed its deadline and should give the land back.

StorageMart, which occupies one of seven buildings seized by the state, said tenants must go by Dec. 18.