New Supermarket Developer Says Promises Will Be Kept
The developers of the former Key Food site on 5th Avenue and Sterling Place (pictured here) announced a deal with […]
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Update on 120 5th Avenue Avery Hall Investments Project at 5th Avenue Key Food Site
The Fifth Avenue Committee has provided the following update on the status of the 120 5th Avenue Project at the 5th Avenue Key Food Site on May 18, 2018.
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A Win for Community Organizing
Park Slope Civic Council and 9 other community organizations sign agreement with Avery Hall Investments that preserves a neighborhood supermarket and creates new affordable housing on the 5th Avenue Key Food property,
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Fifth Avenue Key Food Update!
Thank you again to everyone who came out to the 5th Avenue Key Food Community Meeting last month!
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Local electeds weigh in with support for North Slope residents regarding the Fifth Avenue Key Food site
The signatories are – in alphabetical order – Eric Adams, Leticia James, Brad Lander, Stephen Levin, Velmanette Montgomery, Jo Anne Simon, and Scott Stringer.
Community Mtg FEB 9th about Key Food/5th Ave.
The community has a role in the possible change to how this site is used. If you’d be inconvenienced by the disappearance of this store, this is a chance to make your feelings known.
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Some facts about the Key Food site development plan
Come to the Community Meeting on February 9th (6:30 p.m. – PS 133 – Baltic & 4th Ave.) for a dialog with the developer. Meanwhile, here’s some background info.
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