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Students covered everything from Rockettes to the last American slave ship in this year’s annual history day contest

By: James B. Wood , Indiana University School of Medicine A big question among parents and teachers as more schools reopen is when their kids will be vaccinated against COVID-19. Some have wondered whether the vaccine is even necessary for children.

Filmmaker and comedian Jeff Seal uses comedy to expose New York's worst landlords in a three-part documentary series, out next month.

The Red Carpet for Social Justice is an annual shared celebration of women’s accomplishments, diversity, and collective strength

New Yorkers aged 30 and above can schedule appointments for vaccination starting March 30

Pablo Espinal was given 30 days to vacate Associated Supermarket from its current building after serving the community for 30 years

A.R.T. Allergy Release Technique has a holistic approach to treating food allergies, and getting people back to eating what they want.

The BK Reader reached out to the top polling candidates running for NYC Mayor and BK Borough President to hear their stances on the pipeline, and their climate policies

Overall, crime is at the same level as last year in Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, and Brooklyn as a whole.

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation granted the garden almost $50,000 to go towards tree care