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It happened just before 5:00am, near 43 Montrose Ave.

City Parks Foundation is bringing free soccer, tennis, golf, yoga, pickleball, and more to Brooklyn parks this fall. Registration is now open for youth and seniors.

Residents, students and merchants came together for a community cleanup session in Canarsie, launching the school year with a fresh start on Rockaway Parkway.

Celebrate health and culture in Brooklyn with free screenings, fitness activities, inspiring stories and community programming at Flatbush Central on Sept. 27.

Brooklyn Lab Charter School welcomed 750 scholars, educators and community leaders at a Wednesday event that focused on belonging and inspiration for the year ahead.

Council Member Susan Zhuang teams up with the Center for Justice Innovation to introduce restorative justice in District 43, giving residents new tools for safety and support.

Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School in Fort Greene completed The Brian C. Connolly Field, a new state-of-the-art turf and track facility that will serve both students and the wider Brooklyn community while supporting scholarships.

Multiple shootings in East Flatbush have erupted near Assemblywoman Monique Chandler-Waterman’s office. Community leaders and anti-violence groups held an emergency meeting on Tuesday to coordinate a quick response.

MoJazz Dance, a company comprised of women ages 50 to 75+, marks its 30th anniversary with an empowering performance at The Mark O’Donnell Theater on Oct. 4.

Education policy attorney Michael Rebell, together with Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP and the Youth Advocacy and Policy Lab at Harvard Law School, said they are suing the state on behalf of the approximately 100,000 Hasidic and Haredi students who are being denied access to meaningful educational opportunities in their nonpublic schools known as yeshivas.