Being the biggest booster of Brooklyn's controversial Atlantic Yards project has really paid off for Borough President Marty Markowitz.
Since 2003, Nets owner Bruce Ratner and others involved in the $4 billion plan for an NBA arena and 16 apartment and office towers in the heart of Brooklyn have quietly funneled at least $680,000 to three nonprofit groups set up by Markowitz to run pet projects, a Post investigation found.
The pet projects -- which include promoting tourism and offering free concerts -- have been instrumental in boosting Markowitz's popularity and getting him re-elected, critics charge.
BEEP REAPING BIG AS YARDS BACKER
Four more years!
3 comments:
This should be investigated and exposed: where is the preservation community?
Oh yes, having polite morning coffees.
Jerks.
I bet this is happening everywhere.
Who will look into this?
markowitz sucks bloombergs ass like quinn . get rid of bloomberg and markowitz is nothing. eminent domain his job like he votes to have people condemed
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