The winners of the Greenest Blocks in Brooklyn, the annual contest (now in its 17th year!) put on by the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, have been announced, and a round of applause is in order for our eco-minded neighbors. Top honors this year go to Flatbush and Boerum Hill, much like last year, but with different blocks (E 25th Street between Clarendon Road and Avenue D and Atlantic Avenue between Bond Street and Nevins Street, respectively).
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The Greenest Blocks In Brooklyn Announced!
The winners have been announced for the 16th annual Greenest Block contest run by the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Drum roll please: the Greenest Blocks in Brooklyn this year are in Flatbush and Boerum Hill! The residential first-place winner went to Vanderveer Place between Flatbush Avenue and East 23rd Street in Flatbush; the 2010 commercial first-place winner was declared Hoyt Street between State Street and Atlantic Avenue in Boerum Hill. The winners were announced at a press conference this morning held at Vanderveer Place, where those who received top place in the other categories were also on hand.
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