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Are AY foes 'real land-grabbers'? The Courier-Life gets "brutally weird"

Atlantic Yards Report (Free subscription) | 05/11/2008

So, Forest City Ratner helps orchestrate a counter-protest last Saturday and the Courier-Life chain--or, to be specific, reporter Stephen Witt--finds a novel and bizarre angle: it's all the fault of the people who bought condos in repurposed industrial buildings. It's "brutally weird." (For the record, the Courier-Life chain gives its staffers a long leash. The same issue this week contains a


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Are AY foes 'real land-grabbers'? The Courier-Life gets "brutally weird"

No Land Grab (Free subscription) | 05/11/2008

Atlantic Yards Report apparently had time for the pain of reading Stephen Witt's articles in the Courier. AYR sorts out the "brutally weird" numbers, such as crowd size estimates at the rally, and looks at who the real land-grabbers are... The real land grabbers? The next paragraph in the Courier-Life article amps up the claim: "They are the real land grabbers, because they took the property first...

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Rally Calls for Time-Out on Atlantic Yards

No Land Grab (Free subscription) | 05/11/2008

Our Time Press has great rally coverage, although we're pretty sure Velmanette Montgomery did not give a shout-out to " Joe Melman ." Atlantic Yards Report had this to say about the coverage: Note that Our Time Press, a Bed-Stuy-based newspaper (formerly twice a month, now weekly) aimed at the black community, has published a variety of voices on Atlantic Yards. Miller's piece, as well as co-founder...