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  1. Brooklyn Bread Rises - Red Hook Star-Revue

    Nov 6, 2019 · One of Brooklyn Bread’s high quality sandwiches. Brooklyn Bread has had the same bakers for more than eight years, and they’re all in agreement about the importance of using high quality products, and the importance of having unique foods.

  2. Red Hook Star-Revue - Celebrating Community

    6 days ago · In early April, The New York City Economic Development Corporation (EDC), the quasi-government agency leading the Brooklyn Marine Terminal redevelopment, announced that it would delay the BMT task force’s vote on the vision plan for the site, from April to …

  3. BMT redevelopment update: March, by Oscar Fock

    Mar 18, 2025 · As most in the neighborhood are aware by now, the Brooklyn Marine Terminal is being redeveloped. Since our latest story in the February Star-Revue, nothing has happened that has changed the course of the city’s Economic Development Corporation (EDC), which leads the project on behalf of the city. Despite continued calls to …

  4. Opposition mounting against EDC’s plan for BMT

    Apr 8, 2025 · Everyone is outraged with the Economic Development Corporation (EDC) right now. Seriously — everyone. The community (except for a fringe group advocating for more housing). Members of Teamsters Local 814. Maritime experts. Community groups. City councilmembers. State assemblymembers. The Brooklyn Borough President. The Public Advocate. The Comptroller. Even a sitting Congressperson who no ...

  5. Publisher's Column: A lawsuit is our only hope for keeping Red …

    Mar 6, 2025 · From my perch here at the Star-Revue I have been closely following the saga of the Red Hook Container Terminal since I started the paper fifteen years ago. The removal of owner Sal Catucci by the Port Authority (which some thought was shady but if there was any shadiness there it’s long under a rug someplace) was my first investigative story.

  6. Undersized lobsters seized at Brooklyn market, by Oscar Fock

    Mar 18, 2025 · It was a bitterly cold winter morning (probably) on Jan. 27 when New York State Environmental Conservation Officers Bieber and Keegan, fresh out of basic school (the Department of Environmental Conservation’s six-month-long training program for its specialized police officers) visited Star Market at 1778 86th St. in Brooklyn for a seafood inspection. The officers were only there to assist as ...

  7. News Archives - Red Hook Star-Revue

    Apr 9, 2025 · It was a bitterly cold winter morning (probably) on Jan. 27 when New York State Environmental Conservation Officers Bieber and Keegan, fresh out of basic school (the Department of Environmental Conservation’s six-month-long training program for its specialized police officers) visited Star Market at 1778 86th St. in Brooklyn for a seafood inspection.

  8. Column: EDC wants to change Red Hook forever, by George Fiala

    Jan 10, 2025 · The map above shows the land formerly owned by the Port Authority that is being transferred over to the NYC Economic Development Corporation sometime this year. Their repurposing project, titled Vision for Brooklyn Marine Terminal, has been stressing the upgrading and modernization of the Red Hook Container Terminal, which under the Port Authority has been ill maintained and in jeopardy […]

  9. Fine Fare to reopen soon, by Camille Daniels - Red Hook Star-Revue

    Sep 5, 2013 · Since two weeks after super storm Sandy devastated coastal communities, Fine Fare foods has had its doors closed. But in the next couple of months they’re promising a new return with some of the old store mixed in with new products, a new interior, and likely a new distributor. Open and serving Red Hook for some seven years, owner Damien […]

  10. Red Hook: The Best Kept Shopping Secret - Red Hook Star-Revue

    Aug 3, 2019 · The neighborhood known for the city’s best dive bars, fresh seafood, and a Swedish superstore, moonlights as a shopping destination. There is much to be discovered on the neighborhood’s iconic Van Brunt Street, including handcrafted ceramics and perfect-fitting vintage denim. There is no shortage of reasons to shop locally: investing in the neighborhood economy, convenience, better service ...

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