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FBI searched Joe Biden’s home, found more documents marked classified

Post Author By Evo Plus
Post Date 13/04/2026

WASHINGTON — The FBI searched President Joe Biden’s home in Wilmington, Delaware, on Friday and located additional documents with classified markings and also took possession of some of his handwritten notes, the president’s lawyer said Saturday.

Biden Classified Document — President Joe Biden speaks Jan. 20 in the East Room of the White House in Washington. The Justice Department has searched Biden’s home in Delaware and located more classification documents containing markings and also took possession of some of his notes, the president’s lawyer said Saturday.

Susan Walsh, Associated Press

The president voluntarily allowed the FBI into his home, but the lack of a

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DOT Quiet as ‘Burg Locals Plan Rally Over Avenue of Puerto Rico Street Sign Debacle

Post Author By Evo Plus
Post Date 09/04/2026

Residents of Williamsburg and Brooklyn’s larger Puerto Rican community want answers about why an overhead Graham Ave-Ave of Puerto Rico street sign was taken down last Friday and replaced with a sign simply reading Graham Ave, before being swiftly reinstalled after the community protested.

On Saturday, locals will rally on the corner of Graham Ave-Ave of Puerto Rico and Moore Street at midday to demand answers and an apology from Mayor Eric Adams and Department of Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez, with organizer Alejandro Zayas say the community wants a full investigation into who ordered the sign’s removal.

The sign, which

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Major Proposes Zoning Code Amendments to Turn New York into a ‘City of Yes’

Post Author By Evo Plus
Post Date 15/09/2025

Major Eric Adams has proposed three sprawling amendments to the city’s zoning code that he says would transform the Big Apple from a mess of red tape to a “City of Yes.”

The amendments are at making it easier for the public to do business in the city, along with spurring housing development and easing the transition to clean energy. The proposals range from eliminating restrictions on rooftop solar panels and electric vehicle charging infrastructure, to removing antiquated dancing restrictions, to limiting existing parking requirements for new residential development.

“The City of Yes proposals are designed to speed up our

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The Insider: Collectors’ South Slope Wood Frame Row House Celebrates All Things Retro

Post Author By Evo Plus
Post Date 22/08/2025

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Rarely do homeowners get to realize a personal vision as thoroughly as the couple who bought a derelict 19th century wood frame row house and transformed it, with the help of architect Michelle Krochmal of Park Slope-based Filament Architecture Studio, into a playful, colorful homage to early and mid-20th century domestic life.

The architect-client relationship began before they’d even decided whether to buy the 1,700-square-foot house. On the advice of a realtor, the prospective homeowners came to Krochmal with a burning

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A Scottish couple is selling their $3.9 million medieval castle after 9 years. They say isn’t haunted, but ‘benevolent energies’ live there.

Post Author By Evo Plus
Post Date 20/08/2025

A Scottish couple is selling their .9 million medieval castle after 9 years. They say isn’t haunted, but ‘benevolent energies’ live there.

A couple bought a Scottish castle nine years ago and turned it into their home and a wedding venue.
Now, Amanda Barnes and her husband have listed the medieval property for $3.9 million.
Myres Castle is home to 500 years of history, but to Barnes’ disappointment, no ghosts.

Couples therapist Amanda Barge and her husband Henry moved to Myres Castle in Scotland just before Christmas nine years ago.

The exterior of the home and surrounding gardens.DTX Images/Savills

The Barges are selling their 500-year-old castle for £3.5 million, or around $3.9 million, through Savills real-estate agency.

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Prewar With Marble Coat in Brooklyn Heights Brownstone Asks $729K

Post Author By Evo Plus
Post Date 14/08/2025

Prewar With Marble Coat in Brooklyn Heights Brownstone Asks 9K

A tidy one-bedroom on the penultimate story of a Brooklyn Heights brownstone mixes original details with fun updates, including a minimalist kitchen with white cupboards and a blue counter. It’s located at 21 Monroe Place, an eight-unit co-op in an imposing five-story walkup likely built sometime around the 1870s.

Originally a single-family house of grand proportions, the 25-foot-wide building lost its stoop and distinctive ornament sometime after its early 20th century tax photo was taken. That image shows the house in full Neo-Grec splendor, with stoop intact, mansard roof, pronounced strappy cornice, columns, pediments and dormers as well as robust

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UR Fancy Shop Brings Homewares and a Creative Hub to Bushwick’s Irving Avenue

Post Author By Evo Plus
Post Date 10/08/2025

A new homewares store, small-scale manufacturing hub and teaching space, UR Fancy Shop, has opened on Irving Avenue in Bushwick with the mission of embedding the manufacturing process in the shopping experience.

The store at 219 Irving Avenue had its opening party Saturday, where colorfully dressed visitors used the range of bright textiles, vintage glassware and other home goods while a DJ — aided by pizza, wine and the sunny day — set a celebratory mood.

The shop’s founders are vintage collector Katie Beitzel, sewing teacher Lauren Hansen and her husband, photographer Cole Hansen (the couple also own textile business

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With a Rainy, Blustery Day, the Annual Atlantic Antic Drew a Smaller Crowd

Post Author By Evo Plus
Post Date 10/09/2024

Despite it being one of Brooklyn’s biggest and most beloved street fairs, this year’s Atlantic Antic was more of a washout due to heavy rain.

As organizers planned for the big weekend, they left it up to vendors and performers to decide whether or not they would still set up for festival-goers, according to Howard Kolins, acting executive director of the Atlantic Avenue Local Development Corporation (AALDC).

In the end, some of the day’s scheduled entertainment chose to cancel, leaving the Antic without its usual bouncy houses, pony rides and marching bands. Little Amal — a 12-foot-tall puppet depicting a

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