Greenpoint Got a Little Beach
On a 90-degree day in May, the people of Greenpoint went to the beach on their lunch breaks, though perhaps “beach” here is a stretch. After many years of delay, the part of Bushwick Inlet Park featuring a patch of sand opened earlier this month on Kent and North 14th Streets. Still, everyone is ... More »Categories
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