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Elected officials and cultural organizations are calling for Weeksville to become a fixture in the City's budget

From a '90s-themed roller skating disco, to shearing sheep at the zoo and outdoor theater -- there are plenty of options to get busy in Brooklyn's backyard

Myrtle Avenue Plaza will be Clinton Hill's hot-spot for free concerts, fitness classes, arts programs and more

Flatbush Caton Market's new home, a 14-story building, will also bring 255 affordable apartments and over 20,000 feet of community and retail space

Residents raised issues like AMI levels and housing affordability, tenant harassment, protections from predatory landlords as well as the City’s Third Party Transfer Program

The one-stop guide connects nightlife venue owners and workers with information, resources, services regarding permits, workers' rights and more

The former City Council staffer put affordable housing in the center of her campaign and built a diverse coalition of supporters backing her

The project shares local stories on health and wellbeing while empowering East Brooklyn residents to take ownership of the narrative

Under the mayor's proposed budget cuts, senior residents of Sumner Houses will be forced to travel 1.5 miles for social programs

The 40-foot lace-like steel installation, featuring images of Chisholm intertwined with the dome of the U.S. Capitol building, will be bright and bold just like Chisholm's legacy