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BK Honor Student Awarded National '18 Under 18' Scholarship

BK Honor Student Awarded National '18 Under 18' Scholarship

The National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS) honors Canarsie student Sanaa Akesson with leadership scholarship
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Olympian and Heptathlete Kym Carter Joins Poly Prep Country Day School as its New Athletic Director

Olympian and Heptathlete Kym Carter Joins Poly Prep Country Day School as its New Athletic Director

Carter previously held coaching positions in California before accepting her new role at Poly Prep
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Photos: Brooklyn Nets Star Nic Claxton Surprises Kids at Local Basketball Camp

Photos: Brooklyn Nets Star Nic Claxton Surprises Kids at Local Basketball Camp

Nic Claxton spent the afternoon playing games, high-fiving youngsters and give out pro-level basketball advice.
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It Takes a Village: Neighbors on Myrtle Ave Pitch in After Vandals Ripped Out Planting, Flowers Overnight

It Takes a Village: Neighbors on Myrtle Ave Pitch in After Vandals Ripped Out Planting, Flowers Overnight

Shrubs in tree pits spanning more than 270 yards, from Clermont to Adelphi, had been torn out and left strewn on the sidewalk.
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Brooklyn's Democratic Primary Election Results are in!

Brooklyn's Democratic Primary Election Results are in!

There were no big surprises for many Brooklyn incumbents who regained their seats in sweeping election results
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Bklyn Author's Terrifying New Novel, 'Anybody Home?' Gets Critical Acclaim from Horror Fans

Bklyn Author's Terrifying New Novel, 'Anybody Home?' Gets Critical Acclaim from Horror Fans

Brooklyn-based author Michael J. Seidlinger is currently on a book tour for his latest novel, 'Anybody Home?,' which is quickly picking up critical acclaim and a fanbase of horror aficionados.
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Outdoor Restaurant Sheds are Here to Stay, but Brooklynites have Mixed Feelings

Outdoor Restaurant Sheds are Here to Stay, but Brooklynites have Mixed Feelings

Mayor Eric Adams said he is in the process of creating a permanent outdoor dining program that operates citywide, and some Brooklynites are suing him for it.
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Three Days, Forty-Five Machines, and One Glorious Pinball Champion

Three Days, Forty-Five Machines, and One Glorious Pinball Champion

How one pinball obsessive is getting New York City back in the game.
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These BK Brothers Turned Their Family Brownstone Into the First-Ever ‘Black Residency Hacker House’

These BK Brothers Turned Their Family Brownstone Into the First-Ever ‘Black Residency Hacker House’

Brothers Rusty and River Fields last month opened RHouse—Brooklyn's first Black residency hacker house—in their family's Bed-Stuy brownstone
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Brooklyn Teens Address Food Insecurity, Nutrition Education in Schools

Brooklyn Teens Address Food Insecurity, Nutrition Education in Schools

Teens For Food Justice, launched in 2013, now operates hydroponic farms at schools in New York City and Denver to give kids hands-on education with nutrition and sustainable farming
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