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Aerial image of Shore Boulevard in Astoria Park in Queens. Three cyclists ride along the greenway abutting the East River.

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Aerial image of two-way bike lane on Vernon Boulevard from 8th Street to 45th Road.

Tuesday, September 17, 2024 - 17:08

Queens Waterfront Greenway Public Workshops: Existing Conditions (Fall 2024)

NYC DOT is hosting four public workshops regarding the Queens Waterfront Greenway Implementation Plan on Tuesday, October 8; Wednesday, October 16; Thursday, October 24; and Tuesday, October 29.

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Wednesday, June 29, 2011 - 10:30

Route Selection: The Queens Crossing

During the Greenpoint/Williamsburg workshop (10/21/10), we explored several alternatives for the northern end of the Greenway. Three route options were developed. Route A (shown in blue) uses Commercial Street. Commercial Street is 42’ wide, with traffic in two dire

Tuesday, June 14, 2011 - 10:30

Places to Visit: Pier 6

Pier 6 in Brooklyn Bridge Park is now open with a boulder mountain, a water-play area, climbing structures and two-story slides. Future plans include sand volleyball courts and a restaurant with a roof top deck.

Tuesday, May 10, 2011 - 10:29

Workshop Recap

A second round of community workshops was held in September and October of 2010 in Downtown Brooklyn (CB 2), Sunset Park (CB 7), Red Hook (CB 6) and Greenpoint/Williamsburg (CB 1). The meetings explored the pros and cons of the route alternatives in each community board.

Wednesday, April 6, 2011 - 10:28

Greenway is plugged as New York Magazine’s “Best Riverfront Run”

New York Magazine labeled the Greenway the Best Riverfront Run in their 2011 Best of New York Magazine. Check out the article here, or better yet get out and run, ride or walk the Greenway.

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