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Ramble Through Brooklyn History With the Municipal Art Society This Month

Ramble Through Brooklyn History With the Municipal Art Society This Month

You can pick up some new tidbits of fascinating borough history without leaving your home with a slate of virtual tours during this last full month of summer.
Bichotte, Louis Update Community About Schools Reopening

Bichotte, Louis Update Community About Schools Reopening

Assemblymember Rodneyse Bichotte (Flatbush, East Flatbush, Midwood and Ditmas Park) and Councilmember Farah N.
40 Restaurants To Offer Deals For 'Dine In Park Slope'

40 Restaurants To Offer Deals For 'Dine In Park Slope'

Brooklynites will soon have another reason to support the neighborhood's restaurants as they rebound from the coronavirus crisis.
Community Board Members Mull Proposal for Community Input on Precinct Commanders

Community Board Members Mull Proposal for Community Input on Precinct Commanders

The discussion is moving forward on a proposal made in June by Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams to allow some community board members, along with members of precinct councils, to have a say in the selection of local precinct commanders.
'A Very Pathetic Response': Charles and Inez Barron on Protest, Police Reform and Radical, Black-Led Politics

'A Very Pathetic Response': Charles and Inez Barron on Protest, Police Reform and Radical, Black-Led Politics

Anything short of a revolution won't satisfy Charles and Inez Barron, the married Brooklynites who hold seats in the State Assembly and City Council, respectively, and the police reforms and city budget passed in the wake of recent widespread Black L
‘He Was Just an Innocent Bystander’: Man Fatally Shot at Crown Heights Park

‘He Was Just an Innocent Bystander’: Man Fatally Shot at Crown Heights Park

A 53-year-old man playing handball at a Crown Heights park was shot in the head on Sunday during a shootout between two warring groups, authorities said.
Elevator Service’s Pandemic Plunge Strands Elderly NYCHA Residents

Elevator Service’s Pandemic Plunge Strands Elderly NYCHA Residents

On a recent June afternoon, an ambulette crew dropped off 68-year-old Jacquelyne Pierre at her building in Brooklyn's Walt Whitman Houses after she'd finished an exhausting session of dialysis. But there was one problem — or rather, two.
Livery Cab Drivers In Brooklyn On High Alert Following Robbery Spree

Livery Cab Drivers In Brooklyn On High Alert Following Robbery Spree

Drivers of for-hire vehicles in the city are being warned about an armed man is targeting them. There have been at least seven robberies, all of them in Brooklyn , CBS2's Dave Carlin reported Sunday. He wears a mask and he has a gun.
Teachers Across the Country Worry About a Rush to Reopen Schools

Teachers Across the Country Worry About a Rush to Reopen Schools

Zenzile DaBreo-St. Hilaire, a kindergarten teacher in Brooklyn, has a response to those who attack teachers for being reluctant to return to the classroom amid the pandemic.
Return of the Rats: Budget Cuts Means a Free Lunch for Rodents

Return of the Rats: Budget Cuts Means a Free Lunch for Rodents

As New York slowly reopens, many residents have noticed a disturbing return to normal: The rats are coming back, too.