Posted on 31 March 2010. Tags: brooklyn, forum, greenway, sunset park, UPROSE

Cyclist making his way through west Brooklyn via Sunset Park's busy Third Avenue.
I’ll be covering the tonight’s forum on the new Brooklyn Greenway planned to run from Greenpoint to Sunset Park. It takes place at UPROSE tonight, Wednesday, March 31 at 6:30pm at 166A 22nd Street in Brooklyn. Come out to participate in the forum, or tweet a question with the hashtag #spgreenway and I’ll try to pass it along.
Posted in Economy, Happenings, In the News, development
Posted on 16 December 2009. Tags: brooklyn, brooklyn bridge park, Brownfield, bush terminal, Economic Development Corporation, felix ortiz, jeremy laufer, sunset park, sunset park waterfront vision plan, UPROSE, waterfront

Plan for the Bush Terminal Pier Park, image from the New York City Economic Development Corporation
I’ve noticed a lot of interest recently in a rather old post on the $10 million dollars allotted for brownfield development along the Sunset Park waterfront. I’m guessing it may have been sparked by the recent announcement that the city may take control of the Brooklyn Bridge Park, as the state does not have the funds to meet the challenge. If you’re curious what this means for the unfinished Bush Terminal Pier Park on Sunset Park’s shore (one piece of a larger Waterfront Vision Plan for the area), so am I.
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Posted in Economy, Op-Blog, development
Posted on 08 October 2009. Tags: Brownfield, development, Paterson, sunset park, UPROSE

Find this and more photos of the area at http://rmichals.wordpress.com/category/sunset-park/
Governor David A. Paterson announced in Brooklyn yesterday that $214,596 of the $10 million Brownfield Opportunities Grant is slated for the United Puerto Rican Association of Sunset Park (UPROSE). UPROSE will complete a nomination for a 475-acre area with over 50 potential brownfield sites that are located in Sunset Park, The Business Council’s Capital Business Blog reported.
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Posted in Politics, development