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Norman Brodsky and the city reached the deal on Monday afternoon after months of negotiations.

Sutton East Tennis' lease on the park land ends in August next year.

The updated park designs show gathering spots set away from the main entrance to the new Gilder Center. 

Politicians are calling for the mayor to use the same funding stream as the BQX to complete the park.

A nearly 30-acre park was promised to North Brooklyn residents during the 2005 rezoning. 

Many locals praised the changes, while others say the museum shouldn't use any parkland at all.

The Lowline Lab will double as an exhibition and experimental space.

A hammock grove, ball fields and artwork are all part of the brand-new park space.

Queens Borough President, Helen Marshall, says she will support the planned tennis center expansion.  

CB6 asked the USTA to donate money for the Flushing Meadows-Corona Park's maintenance.

Broderick joined more than 100 opponents of NYU's expansion who argue that the city acted illegally.

Renderings of a proposed MLS stadium in Queens were leaked online, according to reports.

The city finished acquiring nearly 25,000 square feet of parks space on 79th Street near Travers Park.

A lobbyist for Major League Soccer also sits on the board of the High Line.

The second of three public forums regarding the proposed extension of the East River waterfront was the most heated yet.