Red Hook Editorial Cheers Bridges And Fears Parking Policy
A Brooklyn newspaper column praises the Hamilton Avenue footbridge opening and ongoing sewer work in the Columbia Waterfront District while criticizing a November 2 public hearing on a parking permit plan for designated neighborhoods. The writer laments elitist proposals and shares vivid Red Hook memories linking to ships, docks, and local culture.
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Red Hook Port Letter Urges Cleaner Trucking Allies
Norman Cox of the Columbia Waterfront Neighborhood Association urges Phoenix Beverages to partner with the community to reduce port truck pollution. He notes misclassification of drivers and aging trucks but sees potential for cooperation to lower emissions at the Columbia Waterfront and Red Hook port area.
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