

"The Gentrification of Brooklyn: The Pink Elephant Speaks" |
| Closure of sections of 5th Avenue and Pacific Street It is anticipated that beginning on or around Monday, February 1, 2010, the following streets in Brooklyn will be permanently closed: *5th Avenue (between Flatbush & Atlantic Avenues) *Pacific Street (between 5th & 6th Avenues) *Pacific Street (between Vanderbilt & Carlton Avenues) Local and emergency vehicle access will be maintained as needed. These streets are being closed to accommodate the Atlantic Yards project. Northbound traffic on 5th Avenue can use Flatbush Avenue or 6th Avenue to continue north; southbound traffic can use 6th Avenue. Eastbound traffic on Pacific Street can use Dean Street; westbound traffic can use Bergen Street. To facilitate vehicle circulation, 6th Avenue (between Flatbush Avenue & Pacific Street) and the block of Carlton Avenue (between Dean & Pacific Streets) will become two-way. These changes necessitate the removal of the Cobble Hill B63 bus stop on 5th Avenue, between Pacific Street & Atlantic Avenue. Passengers can use the existing bus stops on 5th Avenue (at Bergen Street) and on Atlantic Avenue (at 4th Avenue)... |
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CLICK HERE to find out more about the events and opportunities listed below This information brought to you by our friends at Citizens Committee of NY Block transformation grant deadline is November 30th! Group Structure workshop is on November 14th. Fiscal Sponsorship workshop is on November 24th. Tenants & Neighbors fact sheets on tenants’ rights available online! Credit Card Management/Identity Theft Prevention workshop is in December. Foreclosure Prevention workshops in Brooklyn are on November 7th and 21st. Office of Rent Administration public hearing is on November 6th. Rights of Way: New Politics of Movement in New York City? event in Manhattan is on November 12th. Free H1N1 Flu Vaccinations in Queens. “Food, Inc.” documentary screening and panel discussion is on November 19th. Bronx Green-Up workshops are scheduled throughout the month. Check out the event calendars of Just Food, Green Thumb, and CENYC. Participate in community events at the New York Public Library or your local library! |
| Opening for a part-time Preservation Manager at Weeksville Heritage Center, in anticipation of the construction of a new building (opening in 2011) and program expansion. Click here for more information if interested Director of Business Development for the Brooklyn Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Click here for more information if interested Small Business Services Counselor position with Brooklyn Cooperative Federal Credit Union serving Bedford-Stuyvesant and Bushwick businesses. Click here for more information if interested |
| BPL is partnering with Brooklyn's Workforce One Career Center to help jobseekers especially in these times. We plan to collaborate on events/projects including hiring events where jobseekers can meet with Workforce One staff to be prescreened for various openings at major employers. Workforce 1 does the screening onsite at Central (and may also register patrons for Workforce 1) and then provides follow-up information to qualified candidates moving on in the interview process. For more info: Kerwin Pilgrim |