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Greenpoint »

The city's $100 million offer to owner Norman Brodsky expired Monday.

Edgemere »

The renovated Cardozo Playground includes a new track and other play spaces.

Chelsea »

Clement Clarke Moore Park's existing fence will remain in place, the city's Parks Department confirmed.

Williamsburg »

Two of the last remaining crabapple trees blew over Monday during a storm.

Elmhurst »

The court got the overhaul as part of the city's Community Parks Initiative. 

Yorkville »

The sculpture by Yasumitsu Morito features a man sitting on a vessel.

DUMBO »

Tyler Jordan returned to his kayak after grabbing lunch to find a massive police search underway.

Mott Haven »

A campaign on the new website FixAField aims to raise $2,000 for improvements in St. Mary's Park.

Bayside »

Vivaldi Ristorante opened inside the Parks Department-owned home on Cross Island Parkway in 2013.

Prince's Bay »

Bloomingdale Park, Wolfe's Pond Park and two others will get the gear, the city said.

Rego Park »

A large portion of Real Good Park has been closed for renovations.

Greenpoint »

Norman Brodsky launched a website dedicated to accepting offers on the 11-acre property at 1 N 11th St.

Kips Bay »

Swim lesson sessions in July and August still have open slots, according to a Parks Department rep.

Port Richmond »

Parks Commissioner Mitchell Silver kicked off the summer pool season on Tuesday.