A ribbon cutting celebrated the rejuvenation of 590 Dekalb Avenue, a building of affordable senior housing units that first opened for residents in 1984.
The New York State Department of Transportation is looking for ways to keep the historic bridge “alive” for future generations.
Grassroots leaders, academics, mayors, and nonprofit organizations from around the world came together the week of Oct. 15 to map out a plan for the future of cities.
Two processions moved toward the 90th Precinct to pay tribute to those who have lost their lives as a result of domestic violence.
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.
211 Ainslie’s next court date: mid October 211 Ainslie’s next court date: mid-October. Will…
7th annual Taste Williamsburg/Greenpoint featured more than 50 of North Brooklyn’s best eating and drinking…
For the 1st time Districts 33 and 34 held a joint meeting to brainstorm ideas…
Gun Violence was the subject of Woodhull Hospital’s last lecture in a series they held…
For the past 2 months St. John’s Lutheran Church, 195 Maujer Street, has been hosting…
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