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No Whole Foods For Gowanus
Gothamist —
... for its first location in Brooklyn, in Gowanus on Third Street. Now, the high-end supermarket chain is abandoning those plans. Brooklyn the Borough reports that a Whole Foods spokesperson said, “At this juncture we do not have immediate plans to open a new store in Brooklyn but do hope to be there someday soon." The ...
Whole Foods Gives Up On Gowanus, and More Brooklyn Briefs
mcbrooklyn —
- Remember mail? The U.S. Postal Service has placed the Ovington Postal Station at 6803 Fourth Ave. on its possible closure list, and postal outlets all over Brooklyn could be on the block. Brooklyn Eagle - That was easy: After a two and a half-year battle, a Sheepshead Bay man won a court ruling throwing out a $115 parking ticket. He spent $650 on court costs. NY Daily News - Whole Foods finally gives up on Gowanus. Brooklyn the Borough via Brooklyn Paper - Dozens of turtles -- 78, ...
Whole Foods Bowing Out of Gowanus, Blog Reports
Serious Eats: New York —
... Per the blog Brooklyn the Borough: "At least one investor in the area, however, has bowed out. Whole Foods, who had planned to open a 68,000-square-foot store at Third Avenue and 3rd Street, tells Brooklyn the Borough, 'at this juncture we do not have immediate plans to open a new store in Brooklyn but do hope to be there someday soon.'" ...
As Predicted, Whole Foods Bailing on Gowanus Site
Brownstoner —
... saying that we had it on pretty good authority that Whole Foods was never going to happen in Gowanus. Yesterday, the blog Brooklyn the Borough reported—and the Brooklyn Paper later ...
Whole Foods "Actively Working" to Open Gowanus Store
Brownstoner —
... More on the never-ending saga about whether or not Whole Foods is committed to building a store on its contaminated site on 3rd Street in the Gowanus...To recap: Eight days ago, the blog Brooklyn the Borough quoted a company spokesperson as saying, “at this juncture we do not have immediate plans to open a new store in Brooklyn but do hope to be there someday soon.” The Brooklyn Paper ...
