 |
 |
|
 |
|
|
 |
|
|
|
|
 |
|
 |
|
|
 |
|
 |
|
 |
tel/fax:
718.362.4784
Please note our new postal address when sending
contributions to the legal fund:
121 5th Avenue, PMB #150
Brooklyn, New York 11217
About DDDB
Our coalition consists of 21 community organizations and
there are 51 community organizations formally
aligned in opposition to the Ratner plan.
DDDB is a volunteer-run organization. We have over 5,000
subscribers to our email newsletter, and 7,000 petition
signers. Over 800 volunteers have registered with DDDB
to form our various teams, task-forces and committees
and we have over 150 block captains. We have a 20 person
volunteer legal team of local lawyers supplementing our
retained attorneys.
We are funded entirely by individual donations from the community at large
and through various fundraising events we and supporters have organized.
We have the financial support of well over 3,500 individual
donors.
More about
DDDB...
|
|
|
|
 |
ARCHIVES:
By Date|
By Category|
Text Search
|
On Sept. 21 a Ribbon-cutting Event Will Take Place at the LIBOR-Fixer Center (AKA Barclays)
Norman Oder listened in on Forest City Enterprises quarterly conference call and broke some news. And it will be interesting to watch the molten flow of bombast at the ribbon-cutting event for the LIBOR-Fixer Center:Forest City: Barclays Center ribbon-cutting will be Sept. 21; Investor Day at arena will be Oct. 22
There will be a 'formal ribbon-cutting event" to mark the opening of the Barclays Center arena on Friday, Sept. 21, David LaRue, CEO of Forest City Enterprises (parent of arena developer Forest City Ratner), said today.
(That's one week before the first concert, with Jay-Z, on Sept. 28.)
LaRue and other executives participated in a quarterly conference call with investment analysts, following up yesterday's press release regarding second quarter results.
CFO Bob O'Brien also provided an update on Investor Day, which will be held at the arena on Monday, Oct. 22. He said it would be an afternoon event, with optional evening activities, including a concert at the arena.
The event, he said, would help introduce new investors to Forest City and update them on the company's progress, as well as provide a closer look at the arena and Atlantic Yards.
...
Oh yeah, that housing thing they promised? Well, they expect to start that, for the tenth time:
LaRue only briefly mentioned the rest of the [Atlantic Yards] project: "Additionally, as we have stated on prior calls, we are planning on and expect to start on our first residential building at the Atlantic Yards by year end."
No analyst had a question about Atlantic Yards. The tower, of course, has been postponed repeatedly.
Posted: 9.05.12
|
|
|
|
