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The PS 132 Kite fest took off for the 14th time, on the first Sunday…
Good news for seniors and kids: Councilman Antonio Reynoso was able to allocate $600K toward…
Senator Brian Kavanagh took a tour of PS 34 while St. Nicks Alliance/School Settlement’s afterschool…
All 435 congressional seats are up for reelection this November 6th. However some candidates had…
The top four NYC PSAL (Public School Athletic League) baseball teams got to play on…
On June 5th, Principal Maria Ortega from MS 126 spoke at the ribbon cutting that…
NYC’s Rent Guidelines Board voted on the night of June 26th and the decision, made…
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…
Red: A Crayon’s Story By Michael Hall (for readers in preschool to grade 3) Red…
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