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Kayla Toure overcame shyness to represent Brooklyn as a teen pageant queen, founded her own charity and the authored a children's book on self-acceptance.

Despite the tightly packed theater, the book talk celebrating the reissuing of Angela Davis' autobiography was intimate — much like the book itself.

Climate change experts, community leaders and New Yorkers discussed their ideas and concerns with the Mayor's proposed plan.

Holiday markets and tree lighting, a dance competition, bird watching, a talk from a member of the Exonerated Five and more Brooklyn events.

On NETSTEM Day, 100 Brooklyn students saw real-life STEM applications and received a surprise visit from the two Brooklyn Nets players.

Big Chief was operating without a license when it was raided, but owner complains: Licenses are impossible to come by in Brooklyn.

The pressure to build more battery storage units has led private energy developers in NYC to get creative in a market where real-estate is scarce and expensive.

While a car-free plaza isn't the goal, the department is 'open to anything.'

Longtime residents of the area believed the City worked with the newer residents in their plans to move ahead, despite a community board vote of "no."

This Giving Tuesday, please donate to one of the many Brooklyn-based nonprofits and service organizations that have shown up for Brooklyn through thick and thin.