Who knew what fun an old world game could be? Bocce is on an upswing…
Tag: Conselyea Street Block Association
Frank Guidice was born on October 27, 1933 in Williamsburg. He was an army veteran…
The documentary Pizza Shop: An Italian-American Dream was screened at Swinging Sixties Senior Center as…
Persistence pays off for Greenpoint Campus! In 1983 community residents came together to redevelop the…
Good news for seniors and kids: Councilman Antonio Reynoso was able to allocate $600K toward…
New biz support for Swinging Sixties Senior Bus Some may have chosen to spend May…
“I want to take this opportunity to thank all the founders who are still here…
Founders of Conselyea Street Block Association (who built a childcare, senior, and community center at…
Swinging Sixties senior bus gets official launch The sun was shining on a shiny blue…
When early November rolls around, that is the time St. Nicks Alliance celebrates its triumphs…
On October 20th Conselyea Street from Leonard to Lorimer was co-named Tillie Tarantino Way. Neighbors,…
The nearly five year campaign to keep 211 Ainslie in community hands included: multiple demonstrations…
211 Ainslie Street will celebrate its freedom from opportunistic landlords who allegedly purchased the building…
Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello is no stranger to the community and parish of Our Lady of…
United Community Wins 5 Yr Fight Victory at long last! North Brooklyn seniors, children, and…
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.
