After 1969, only a stretch from Brooklyn’s Broadway along Myrtle Avenue and Palmetto Streets and ending at Metropolitan still remained in service, as it does today. At Wyckoff Avenue and Palmetto ...
Following the lead of merchants on Wyckoff Avenue, Knickerbocker Avenue and East Broadway, business owners on Irving Avenue are forming the Myrtle-Irving Avenue Merchants Association. “I’ve seen a lot ...
The view from the Myrtle Avenue Station on the edge of Bushwick. Transit corridors play a key role in both the local stakeholders’ vision and the city’s plan. City Limits is in the midst of a ...
The west-central area of Bushwick around Myrtle Avenue between Broadway and Wyckoff is gentrifying, thanks to the rerouting of the M train in 2010, reported The Brooklyn Bureau. Riders from Queens and ...
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