Tour the world’s first commercial rooftop vineyard in Brooklyn. [Grub Street] Affluent areas ten
Tour the world’s first commercial rooftop vineyard in Brooklyn. [Grub Street] Affluent areas tend to have more outdoor space and vegetation, leading to more arthropods that find their way into homes. [The Atlantic] The Everything Black is a $5 vanilla ice cream sandwich “that fuses the black-and-white cookie and the seasoning of an everything bagel.” [DNAinfo] A closer look at 30 Park Place’s penthouse 82, which has the highest private outdoor space in the city. [CityRealty.com]
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