Like the white picket fence, the stainless steel fence — prevalent in New York neighborhoods densely populated by Asian homeowners — evokes a sense of making it, but it’s flashier. Source: New York Times
Posts published in “Sunset Park (Brooklyn, NY)”
For M.T.A. Workers, a Normal Tuesday Until Bullets Began to Fly
“Thanks to you, no passengers were left behind and no lives were lost,” Mayor Eric Adams said at a ceremony honoring the workers’ calm response to the chaos during the subway shooting. Source: New York Times
Subway Shooting Victim Recounts a Routine Commute Before the Chaos
Houari Benkada was fasting for Ramadan and had woken up for a pre-dawn meal with his mother before setting off for work at the New Yorker Hotel. He is recovering from a gunshot wound. Source: New York Times
Emergency Alert Sent in Search For Frank James, Brooklyn Shooting Suspect
Mr. James, 62, has addresses in Wisconsin and Philadelphia. Source: New York Times
What Does Riding N.Y.C.'s Subway Look Like In a Pandemic?
We talked to New Yorkers at stations in Queens, Brooklyn and Manhattan. Their experiences riding the subway hint at the barriers to drawing back those who are not. Source: New York Times
A Disastrous Year for Brooklyn’s Chinatown: ‘It’s Just So Hard’
Signs of life have returned to Sunset Park, but businesses are struggling and racism and hate crimes have made things worse. “The neighborhood hasn’t recovered,” a restaurant manager said. Source: New York Times
Covid-19 Slammed Her Neighborhood. She Can't Find Her Father a Vaccine.
Logistical hurdles, fear and misinformation are threatening to leave some of the city’s immigrant communities behind as the vaccine rollout ramps up. Source: New York Times
How the Head of a Vaccine Research Clinic Spends Her Sundays
Dr. Stephanie Sterling, an infectious disease expert, treats patients and oversees vaccination efforts and trials. Source: New York Times
Homes for Sale in New York City
This week’s properties are in Sunset Park, NoHo and on the Grand Concourse. Source: New York Times
‘I Missed You, Pool’: Children Rejoice as N.Y.C. Public Pools Finally Open
At one of the eight pools to reopen, a swimmer almost forgot to remove his mask before making a cannonball jump. So, he placed it on his flip-flops and then — splash. Source: New York Times