Judge Katherine Levine (Levine via Facebook; Getty)
If a city agency makes a small change to its website, will a “usual Joe Schmo in Gowanus” know what that means?
That, more or less, was the subject of a nearly two-hour hearing Thursday on a lawsuit that seeks to stop the Brooklyn neighborhood’s rezoning from moving forward.
Kings County Supreme Court Judge Katherine Levine didn’t rule on that issue directly, but agreed to partially lift a temporary restraining order on the rezoning, allowing the Department of City Planning to release the remainder of the proposal’s application.
She said she is “predisposed” to allow the application to be certified, which would officially kickstart the city’s public land-use review process, but called on the city to find ways to ensure more people have access to virtual hearings held as part of the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure. She floated the idea of installing public computers in the Park Slope Armory.
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‘We don’t know how he got inside. Maybe he knocked on the door, she opened it and something happened. They said he shot her in the head.’
Following his arrest, Camara was taken to
Metropolitan Hospital for a psychiatric evaluation. Police sources said the suspect has a history of
Police responded to the apartment multiple times in the past to stop fights between the suspect and his mother.
The fatal shooting happening despite the suspect’s mother having a protective order and a panic button inside the home, according to authorities and family members the nypost reported.
The slaying comes less than six months after Camara allegedly threatened to kill his mother inside the apartment, court records revealed.
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PHOTO PROVIDED BY GOV. ANDREW CUOMO S OFFICE Governor Andrew Cuomo speaking at a New York City Housing Authority pop-up vaccination site on Saturday, January 23, 2021
New York state is expanding its deployment of community vaccination kits to strengthen fairness and equity in the distribution process for COVID-19 vaccines, Governor Andrew Cuomo said over the weekend.
The governor made the announcement in Brooklyn on Saturday, noting that the state recently piloted the deployment kits to several senior housing developments in New York City.
The kits are being deployed to pop-up locations around the state including Mt. Olivet Baptist Church on Adams St. in Rochester. That church’s website notes that there is a limited supply of COVID-19 vaccine being distributed on Monday, January 25, by appointment only. The distribution is in partnership with M