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City Audit Uncovers 556 Vacant Lots in Brooklyn; Could be Used for Affordable Housing

At a press conference in Harlem, NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer proposes creation of a New York City Land Bank that could help build an estimated 57,000 units of permanent affordable housing on City-owned & tax-delinquent properties According to
BP Adams to Host Black History Month Celebration

BP Adams to Host Black History Month Celebration

Join Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams on Thursday, February 25th at 6:00 PM, for a free Black History Month celebration acknowledge the borough's local historymakers! This year's keynote speaker is Colvin W.

Photos: Brooklyn Nets Open New Training Facility in Brooklyn

Hospital for Special Surgery Training Center (Photo by Reid B.

End-of-Life Planning, and What Can Happen if you Don't

Michael Corcoran, attorney at Grow Brooklyn, a non-profit organization that provides low-cost housing counseling End-of-life planning and securing a will tells the world what you treasure most and to whom it should go upon your passing.
BP Adams to Hold First-Ever Brooklyn Mental Health Summit

BP Adams to Hold First-Ever Brooklyn Mental Health Summit

It's time to shatter the stigma and face our health challenges together, focusing on our minds, bodies, and souls. Join Brooklyn Borough President Eric L.
Back by Popular Demand, '12 Angry Men: True Stories of Being a Black Man in America Today'

Back by Popular Demand, '12 Angry Men: True Stories of Being a Black Man in America Today'

Beginning Friday, February 19, the Billie Holiday Theatre at The Center for Arts & Culture presents 12 Angry Men: True Stories of Being a Black Man in America Today at the Kumble Theatre.

Police Looking for Suspect in Fatal Shooting on Hancock St. Tuesday Night

666 Hancock Street Police in the 81st Precinct are asking for the public's help in identifying the person responsible for the shooting death of a 29-year-old man Tuesday night in Bed-Stuy.
Audit Finds Corporate-Owned Condos Received More than $10 Million in Improper Tax Cuts

Audit Finds Corporate-Owned Condos Received More than $10 Million in Improper Tax Cuts

According to a recent audit by New York City Comptroller Scott M.

Excerpts from 'Dapline!'

Dapline! is a dance piece created in collaboration between choreographer André M. Zachery and visual artist.

...There Goes Another Neighborhood: Welcome to Pacific Park!

Rendering of one section of Pacific Park Photo: VUW Studio Brand-new neighborhoods are popping up all around Brooklyn, in areas we know but with names we've never heard of before.