By Tanya Napoli Tony, the son of James “Jimmy Nap” Napoli, was born and…
Category: Obituaries
Community must be spelled with a J. for the way Raymond Ballard lived his life,…
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…
Kathryn Margaret Walsh, CSJ, better known as Sister Peggy was a hero to her many…
“It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives. The act…
Without artist, curator, Sideshow gallery owner, Richard Timperio, the art scene of Williamsburg Brooklyn would…
Margaret Kairys was a lifelong resident of Williamsburg. For just short of 88 years, Margie,…
Born and raised in Brooklyn, Laura Napoli met her husband Tony more than fifty years…
A Williamsburg lighthouse of faith for seven decades goes to his reward Theodore Gordon Waldvogel…
This St. Patrick’s Day Brooklyn Animal Resources Coalition (BARC) announced that Anthony Spoto, their president…
On July 9th our community lost an invaluable business leader in Manuel Franquinaha who came…
By Elaine Almonte, Niece of Bienvenido Reina Many people want to leave a legacy…
Our community lost a dear friend on Dec. 1, when Audrey Govine was called home.
“He was one of our most active and diligent board members. His loss will be deeply felt.”
“Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson was an exemplary steward of our criminal justice system.”
