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After many delays, Cumbe is set to celebrate its long-awaited return with a Community Dance Day, boasting a new program with classes for everyone World-renowned dancer and choreographer Lamine Thiam leading his class in West African dance.

A custodial company, a clothing line, and a recycled-furniture firm are among the first women- and minority-owned businesses to receive loans from a newly-launched program Photo credit: Downtown Brooklyn The Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce just granted

Photo: africanamericansduringwwii.com By Monica L. Williams and Stefanie Siegel as told to Karen Malpede "Down the rabbit hole," is how producer-director Monica L.

Photo: Dante Bowen Since 1970, the New York City Marathon has attracted runners from all over the world and taken them through the five wonderful boroughs of our city.

BK Reader has created a brief overview to help you navigate through the 2017 NYC elections On Tuesday, November 7, New York City will hold its general election for mayor, public advocate, comptroller, the borough presidents, City Council seats, distr

In this annual dance contest, "local stars" compete for prize money that is donated to children's arts organizations "Dancing Star" Patricia Robinson of Emmis Communications is practicing with choreographer Kevin Hunte of School of Bliss for the annu

KAVI programs consist of weekly workshops and activities that focus on identity exploration, self-governing conflict resolution, communication/peer mediation, goal development, critical thinking and life skills development.

Dear Brooklyn Readers, As some of you may have heard, hyperlocal news just took a major hit last week with the sudden closing of DNAinfo, Gothamist and its sister sites in California, Chicago and Washington, DC.

Brooklyn Braised is a new farm-to-table, prepared meals food delivery service, using fresh ingredients sourced weekly through a network of local farmers Christa Lynch (r), founder of Brooklyn Braised, with her husband, at the Richard Beavers Gallery

Clinton Hill residents oppose the construction of a 101-foot high building, future home to a new high school, fearing the congestion caused by the influx of teachers, students and parents The parking lot at 15 Quincy Street in Clinton Hill Today, Cli