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Bed-Stuy Tenants Bemoan Deterioration and Vagrants in Complex Run By Ex-Met Mo Vaughn

Bed-Stuy Tenants Bemoan Deterioration and Vagrants in Complex Run By Ex-Met Mo Vaughn

For residents of the Betty Shabazz Apartments in Brooklyn, a higher standard of living seemed on deck when a real estate company co-founded by former Mets first baseman Mo Vaughn acquired their 160-unit affordable housing complex in 2010.
Woman Stabbed to Death by Suspect on Corner in Brooklyn

Woman Stabbed to Death by Suspect on Corner in Brooklyn

A woman was killed after after being stabbed in the neck and stomach in Brooklyn. Police say they responded to a call of an assault on the corner of Georgia Avenue and Belmont Avenue in East New York around 2:35 p.m on Tuesday.
Is Brooklyn Leading New York City Out of the Pandemic?

Is Brooklyn Leading New York City Out of the Pandemic?

Manhattan has long anchored New York City's economy, attracting workers and travelers from around the world to its vibrant commercial districts and renowned cultural institutions.
Why Is Building Good, Affordable Housing So Hard in Brooklyn?

Why Is Building Good, Affordable Housing So Hard in Brooklyn?

Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to speak to one of Brooklyn's greats, architect Carmi Bee, who has spent his whole life designing affordable housing that strengthens communities while preserving their character.
NYC’s West Indian Day Parade, J’Ouvert to Remain Largely Sidelined Over COVID Concerns

NYC’s West Indian Day Parade, J’Ouvert to Remain Largely Sidelined Over COVID Concerns

This year's West Indian Day Parade festivities will be substantially scaled back due to continuing concerns about the coronavirus, the highly contagious delta variant and the fact that 35% of New Yorkers remain unvaccinated for the disease.
Photos: Bushwick Collective Brings the Party Back to the Block

Photos: Bushwick Collective Brings the Party Back to the Block

On Saturday, August 28, the Bushwick Collective , a local street art group, hosted its 10th annual summer block party.
Adams, de Blasio Accepted Campaign Cash From Brooklyn Man Charged in Bank Fraud Scheme

Adams, de Blasio Accepted Campaign Cash From Brooklyn Man Charged in Bank Fraud Scheme

A Brooklyn businessman recently charged in a sprawling bank fraud scheme gave political contributions to Mayor de Blasio and Democratic mayoral nominee Eric Adams, public records show. David Motovich, who manages Midwood Lumber & Millwork Inc.
Ahead Of NYC School Reopening, 1,500 Classrooms Still Undergoing Ventilation Repairs

Ahead Of NYC School Reopening, 1,500 Classrooms Still Undergoing Ventilation Repairs

More than 1,500 New York City public school classrooms still need work to make their ventilation safe enough for students to return amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, according to data analyzed by WNYC/Gothamist.
$1 Million Pledged to ‘Keeping Teachers in Crown Heights’

$1 Million Pledged to ‘Keeping Teachers in Crown Heights’

Click here to view original web page at collive.com The Crown Heights neighborhood in Brooklyn was famously described by the Rebbe as the place where blessings reside.
Call for Donors in Blood ‘Emergency’ Easier for Brooklyn to Answer Thanks to New Facilities

Call for Donors in Blood ‘Emergency’ Easier for Brooklyn to Answer Thanks to New Facilities

The New York Blood Center is calling on New Yorkers to roll up their sleeves and help end an "emergency" blood shortage , as COVID continues to depress donor turnout and cancel mobile drives.