Two processions moved toward the 90th Precinct to pay tribute to those who have lost their lives as a result of domestic violence.
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Crest Hardware held their 7th annual pumpkin carving contest on Oct. 22.
“Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson was an exemplary steward of our criminal justice system.”
The NYC Parks Department decided to reduce the hours of the women’s swim to 4 hours starting October 10th.
211 Ainslie’s next court date: mid-October. Will the Einhorns play ball? Small World’s children, Swinging Sixties’ seniors, and Community Board 1 want to stay in the home of four decades.
The fun-filled future this playground will offer is as bright and shiny as its brand new slide.
Meet the people and organizations being honored at St. Nicks Alliance’s 41st annual benefit.
The stars shone brightly this summer at St. Nicks Alliance and School Settlement Association’s nine summer camps.
Three Fests to Exponentiate Parenting Power On the first two days of October Town Square…
The Williamsburg Sports League held their Annual All Star Weekend. Commissioner Tommy Torres and all…
The Puerto Rico Oversight, Management, and Economic Stability Act (PROMESA) established the Congressional Task Force…
Seniors from Jennings Hall, Monsignor Vetro Apartments, and Metropolitan Houses get to kick it up…
Educating community to comment on Superfund remediation plan By Kassondra Gonzalez The Greenpoint Community Environmental…
By Luis Fuentes, St. Nicks Alliance Dep. Dir. Teen Services When school year 2015 began,…
Jan Peterson is a lifelong local activist and the inspiration for Small World Day Care,…
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