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'We wanted to memorialize the outpouring of love from the community for Aretha Franklin and in consultation with local leaders we agreed that 'respect' was a beautiful tribute and worthy message.'

Although an MTA spokesman said they had no plans to take down some of the tributes that had gone up earlier this week, some have already been removed and painted over.

New Yorkers created a makeshift tribute to the Queen of Soul at the Franklin Street subway station on the 1 train line in Tribeca.

Sure, Greenpoint's newest bar/lounge is an easy target; one glance at the

Any Greenpoint residents still speculating about renovations to the cavernous space

This week Inside Edition aired footage of rats in some of

The Tribeca Film Festival is starting this Wednesday night, so you still

Brooklyn newcomer Brooklyn Label serves breakfast, lunch, and brunch in the

Haverford graduate, Parks Department project manager, and Greenpoint resident David Langlieb

Years ago, we had fond memories of the horrible service, questionable