Red Hook Affairs Debates Transit Nostalgia and Monorail
Editorial argues Red Hook does not need a trolley return despite nostalgic press and a 2.1 mile link to Ikea. It contrasts noisy trolley cars with safer options like subways and buses and proposes studying a possible private monorail inspired by Seattle to improve access for shoppers and residents.
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Letters to the Editor Weigh In On Style and Subscriptions
Readers praise the newspaper and offer tips on website capitalization and branding. A subscriber asks about back copies and publication frequency, and editors confirm back issues available at 101 Union Street and note subscription requests to expand readership.
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Red Hook Star Revue expands with local staff and features
The Red Hook Star Revue outlines growth from a backroom idea to a community paper serving the Columbia Waterfront District and Red Hook. New staff contributors Krista Dragomer Josie Rubio Matt Graber join, with features on Halloween events, arts, schools, police, and transportation.
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Columbia Street
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Neighborhood news boxes expand outreach this month
The note says the paper now distributes via news boxes in the neighborhood. One box sits by Mazzola Bakery on Union Street and another by Baked on Van Brunt, with refill needs continuing through the month and more boxes planned in coming months.
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Mazzola Bakery
Union Street
van Brunt
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