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"Not so Calm Before the Storm" Photo: Flickr, Adam Lerner In a new report issued Tuesday by the New York City Panel on Climate Change, scientists found climate change could hit New York with higher temperatures, dramatically rising sea levels, more r

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Photo: Google Images Dan's Supreme Supermarkets, the landowners for the Key Food (formerly Pioneer), located at 325 Lafayette Avenue in Clinton Hill, has struck a special deal.

Mark your calendars! Saxophonist James Brandon Lewis and bassist Larry Roland will perform a free set during Common Grounds Coffee House 's "Live Music Saturday," February 28, at 2:oopm.

Map of the country thirty three miles around the city of New York. J.H. Colton. 1852.

Three Times Everything I was recently told by a friend, through a Facebook comment, that the world might be getting tired of Brooklyn and I can totally see that possibility.

Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration agreed to pay $3.24 million to settle a five-year-old lawsuit contending cops stopped and arrested people for trespassing on NYCHA property without probable cause, reported the New York Post .

A fire accidentally set at Roosevelt Houses in Bed-Stuy Monday afternoon forced the desperate escape of a mother and her two children out of their third-floor window, resulting in the mother breaking both of her legs, reported an FDNY spokesman.

Cecilia Clarke, President and CEO of Brooklyn Community Foundation Brooklyn Community Foundation announces the launch of Brooklyn Accelerator , a unique hub of information, idea exchange and gathering of philanthropic resources across the borough.

Entertainment Attorney Londell McMillan On Saturday, February 14, at Bedford Hall, entertainment attorney and Bed-Stuy native Londell McMillan was honored for his decades of contributions to the legal and entertainment fields at an All-Star Reunion p