- A city-commissioned study on the proposed Brooklyn-Queen streetcar says the plan is feasible. [Politico]
- The Four Seasons will move to 280 Park Avenue, and the restauranteurs are looking for an architect. [NYP]
- Peak cherry blossom season has officially arrived in Brooklyn! [DNAinfo]
- A new documentary, “Famous Nathan,” is about the Coney Island hot dog chain’s founder. [Untapped]
- MoMA curator says it’s not true that they’ll close their architecture and design galleries. [Dezeen]
Brooklyn-Queens Streetcar Gets Closer to Reality; Nathan’s Hot Dogs Documentary
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