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Globalization Reaches Inner-City Youth with the Solomon Debate League

Globalization Reaches Inner-City Youth with the Solomon Debate League

The World Champion Solomon Debate League sealed its spring and summer line-up with the flip of a coin on Wednesday, deciding which teams would debate first in the coming months.

Nimbus Dance Works at BAM

Photo: nimubsdanceworks.org Dance, in its most encompassing definition, is a communication both visceral and primordial.

Police Seeking Information on Stuyvesant Ave Shooter

63 Stuyvesant Avenue Police in the 81st Precinct are seeking information on the shooter of a male victim Monday on Stuyvesant Avenue in Bed-Stuy.

Brooklyn Public Library Hosts Free Helmet Fitting and Giveaway

Photo: Phillip Greenberg WHAT: Brooklyn Public Library Hosts Free Helmet Fitting and Giveaway Ahead of Annual Bike the Branches Event WHEN: Thursday, May 7, from 3:30-7:00 pm WHERE: Brooklyn Public Library's Central Library, 10 Grand Army Plaza WHO:
The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

Bad days. You know how sometimes, you just have them? Well, luckily, yesterday turned out ok. But, it most certainly started off as a potential "terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day.

Karina's Lovely Earthlings

Karina Daniel, creator of Lovely Earthlings Bed-Stuy resident Karina Daniel is re-drawing her life: She's not altogether sure how the final picture will turn out, but she's confident that if she sketches with a focus on what interests her most, the f
Civic Groups Ramp Up Pressure On City For More MTA Money

Civic Groups Ramp Up Pressure On City For More MTA Money

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'Shower Me' in Brownsville: A Community Baby Shower for Moms-to-Be

Tyi Joyner, Founder of "Shower Me" Community Baby Shower When Brownsville resident Tyi Joyner first heard about the massive "community baby shower" former Newark Mayor Corey Booker held in 2010 for hundreds of local moms-to-be, she fell in love with

Newly Launched Brownsville 'Community School' to Focus on Mind, Body and Soul

(l to r) Channell Thompson, 18, 11th grade; Miasia Flowers, 17, 11th grade; Kiamani Mcalister, 17, 11th grade; Katwona Warren, principal of Brownsville Academy High School; and Ineisha Williford, director of Community Schools at Brownville Academy Hi

Stringer Announces: New York City Pension Funds Poised to Set a New Standard for Racial and Gender Diversity

New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer addresses participants at the Comptroller's Annual Investment Manager Conference New York City Comptroller Scott M.