The School Settlement Association was established in 1901 and moved into the brick building at…
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A decade ago Churches United for Fair Housing (CUFFH) began its mission to establish and…
Perfect breezes, blue skies, and timing that was just right for a Dragon to appear. …
By Tanya Napoli Tony, the son of James “Jimmy Nap” Napoli, was born and…
Community must be spelled with a J. for the way Raymond Ballard lived his life,…
Council Member Antonio Reynoso joined Make the Road, member groups of the Housing Justice for…
The Juan Morel Campos High School chapter of the national Lambda Literary Book Club hosted…
Tenant associations at 229 South 3rd Street and 563 Manhattan Avenue stood together and…
Free Arts NYC students received a tour of Bushwick artist, Sam Moyer’s studio before diving…
On Wednesdays, North Brooklyn Angels’ usually dishes out a free hot lunch in front of…
Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez worked as a server for an hour at Marlow and Sons along…
The North Brooklyn Coalition Against Family Violence is one of the primary providers of services…
The BK Story Voyager recently received a $25,000 sponsorship from the Guru-Krupa Foundation. The Long…
Frank Guidice was born on October 27, 1933 in Williamsburg. He was an army veteran…
Joan D’Arienzo was born and raised in Greenpoint’s Irish community. She was born on Oakland…
Each year in addition to the run/walk fundraiser for youth, the Dime McCarren 5k chooses…
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