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Community Board 14 met last Tuesday, May 10, to discuss a new berm in Mott Basin, beach access for Edgemere residents, and a Business Improvement District in Far Rockaway, among other issues. L to R: Board Members Nancy Martinez and John Cori, Board Chair Dolores Orr, and District Manager Jonathan Gaska. Update on New Mott
Monday was the opening of Fluke season in New York waters, and anglers were met with some ferocious winds. Despite those conditions, Captain Josh aboard the Brooklyn head boat "Gypsea" had a stellar day. Over 35 keepers for his efforts—not bad for day one. He and his wife run a top-shelf operation, so if Fluke’s
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Three of New York City's largest climate resiliency projects undertaken in the wake of Hurricane Sandy are nowhere close to completion 10 years later — and a fourth has been canceled altogether even as global warming threatens to exacerbate extreme weather events in the future.
A decade after Hurricane Sandy, three of the city’s climate resiliency projects are nowhere near completion. The “Raised Shoreline” project has only spent 0.3 percent of its $103 million budget.