Evening Links: Stuy Town Fight Hits the Courtroom; Affordable Housing Spat in Harlem

By September 2, 2010 9:26 pm
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Former Parks commish Henry Stern really doesn’t like 15 Penn Plaza. (HuffPo)

The long-sought East River Science Park is slated to open in September, complete with a trendy restaurant. (WNYC)

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Stuy Town creditors warred in court today, with no resolution, over the property. (Crain’s)

You can go camping in Brooklyn? (NYT)

A fight over affordable housing in Harlem. (DNAInfo)

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