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Brooklyn Special Education Teacher Who Built His Own Virtual Classroom Wins $25K

Brooklyn Special Education Teacher Who Built His Own Virtual Classroom Wins $25K

Andrew Chiapetta taught himself coding to set up a classroom that would work for his students
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Can People Vaccinated Against COVID-19 Still Spread the Coronavirus?

Can People Vaccinated Against COVID-19 Still Spread the Coronavirus?

Vaccines can be great at preventing you from getting sick, while at the same time not necessarily stopping you from getting infected or spreading the germ.
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Affordable Housing Lottery Opens For 254 Units at Caton Flats in Flatbush

Affordable Housing Lottery Opens For 254 Units at Caton Flats in Flatbush

The 14-story residential building features apartment units ranging from studios to three-bedrooms
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Revel Opens Its First Electric Vehicle Fast Charging Superhub in Brooklyn

Revel Opens Its First Electric Vehicle Fast Charging Superhub in Brooklyn

The superhub will have 25 fast chargers accessible to any EV brand, and it will be open to the public.
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Farm.One Cuts the Ribbon on New Urban Farm in Prospect Heights

Farm.One Cuts the Ribbon on New Urban Farm in Prospect Heights

The 10,000 square foot Bergen Street farm marks another addition to Brooklyn's growing urban agriculture scene.
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Yelling Encouraged at BAM Theatrical Experience Made For Black People

Yelling Encouraged at BAM Theatrical Experience Made For Black People

'What to Send Up When It Goes Down' is part memorial for Black victims of racial violence and a blunt exploration of racism.
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Women-Led Photography Exhibit Comes to Brooklyn Bridge Park

Women-Led Photography Exhibit Comes to Brooklyn Bridge Park

We, Women: The Power of We will be on view from July 13 through September 12
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Brooklyn Lawmakers Sue NYPD Saying They Were Beaten With Bicycles at 2020 Protests

Brooklyn Lawmakers Sue NYPD Saying They Were Beaten With Bicycles at 2020 Protests

Senator Zellnor Myrie and Assemblymember Diana Richardson are suing Mayor Bill de Blasio, the Police Commissioner and the NYPD
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City's Outdoor Swimming Pools Now Open, Including New Cool Pools

Brooklyn now has four Cool Pools out of its total 13 outdoor City-run swimming pools
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5,000 NYC Public School Workers Reach Deal With Employer for 4-Year Contract

5,000 NYC Public School Workers Reach Deal With Employer for 4-Year Contract

The cleaners and handypersons reached the deal two weeks before their current contract was due to expire
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