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Development Begins on Long-Awaited Shirley Chisholm Rec Center in East Flatbush

Development Begins on Long-Awaited Shirley Chisholm Rec Center in East Flatbush

After years of negotiations, a new community center is finally coming to East Flatbush â€" and it will bear the name of one of Brooklyn’s proudest civic leaders, former Brooklyn Congressmember Shirley Chisholm.
Man Shot in Jaw Names Gunman in Note to NYPD, Travels to CA and Dies, Suspect Could Face Murder Charge

Man Shot in Jaw Names Gunman in Note to NYPD, Travels to CA and Dies, Suspect Could Face Murder Charge

A Brooklyn man accused of shooting a rival in the jaw in January could face murder charges now that the victim has died after traveling to California â€" because the wounded man, left unable to speak, identified his killer in a note to cops, authorit
After Decades of Silence, Retired NYPD Detective Opens Up About Domestic Abuse

After Decades of Silence, Retired NYPD Detective Opens Up About Domestic Abuse

Newly retired from the NYPD, Katrina Brownlee can now walk the streets of Crown Heights with confidence. She’s been waiting to exhale for decades. “I was like, ‘I got to let this out,’” Brownlee says. “It was like holding gas for 20 years.
Arrest Made After Mother of 4 Killed Outside Brooklyn Barbershop This Summer

Arrest Made After Mother of 4 Killed Outside Brooklyn Barbershop This Summer

A man is under arrest in connection to the deadly shooting of a mother of four in Brooklyn over the summer. Oliver Case, 29, is facing multiple charges, including murder, attempted murder and criminal possession of a weapon.
Partnerships Helps Families in Need Ahead of Thanksgiving

Partnerships Helps Families in Need Ahead of Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is next week, and with more than one million New Yorkers relying on food pantries, communities are trying to help families in need.
Feds send NYC millions for Cross-Bronx Expressway study, new elevators at Broadway Junction

Feds send NYC millions for Cross-Bronx Expressway study, new elevators at Broadway Junction

The U.S. Department of Transportation will send $17 million to New York City to nudge forward a pair of transit projects in low-income neighborhoods, federal officials announced Tuesday.
New Homeless Shelter Slated for Hoyt Street Next Year

New Homeless Shelter Slated for Hoyt Street Next Year

A new homeless shelter is slated to open in Downtown Brooklyn early next year, bringing 160 beds for single adult men to the facility at 1 Hoyt St.
City Planning Commission OKs Plan to Make Outdoor Dining Permanent

City Planning Commission OKs Plan to Make Outdoor Dining Permanent

The City Planning Commission on Monday voted unanimously in favor of a text amendment that clears the way for outdoor dining to become a permanent part of the city’s life, although the measure must still be approved by the City Council and finally Ma
De Blasio Said East New York’s Rezoning Would Spur Industrial Jobs Boom. That Hasn’t Happened.

De Blasio Said East New York’s Rezoning Would Spur Industrial Jobs Boom. That Hasn’t Happened.

After 64 years in the East New York Industrial Business Zone (IBZ), Brooklyn’s last union lighting shop is packing up and moving to Long Island.
Group Attacks 25-Year-Old Man in Antisemitic Incident in Brooklyn: Police

Group Attacks 25-Year-Old Man in Antisemitic Incident in Brooklyn: Police

A group of people allegedly attacked a man in New York City in what police say was an antisemitic incident on Thursday. The 25-year-old victim was walking on Empire Boulevard in Crown Heights around 8 p.m. on Nov.