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For 40 years, UrbanGlass has been experimenting, educating and advancing the use and understanding of glass as a creative medium Did you know that Fort Greene, according to Architectural Digest , is home to the most expansive glass-making facility in

Click here to view original web page at www.theguardian.com The myth of "eating for two" endures partly because it kind of makes sense, but mainly because it is so appealing.

photo credit: abovethelaw.com We've written before about hiring and retaining the best teams, but as two women with two young children, we haven't tackled the issue of getting a job while navigating the complexities of pregnancy.

Entrepreneurs Jeffrey and Sade discovered a market niche in Brownsville, where pharmacies like Rite Aid were the neighborhood's only carriers of haircare and skincare products Store owners Jeffrey and Sade met through the Brownsville Partnership, a l

Photo: Whickers World Foundation People talk about Brooklyn as a tech hub as if it is something new, but the area has always been a space for cutting-edge technology since the Civil War era If author E. B.

Councilmember Cumbo, first elected in 2013, represents the 35th District including Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, Prospect Heights, parts of Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights On Thursday, Councilmember Laurie A.

Click here to view original web page at www.romper.com The summer is in full swing, and whether or not you believe in global warming, you have to admit that it's probably pretty darn hot where you live.

Groundswell uses public artmaking to engage and educate youth and community photo credit: Groundswell NYC Groundswell, the Brooklyn-based arts organization which uses public art displays such as murals to educate and engage city youth, will host a co

Now that the temperatures are settling into the 90 degrees zone, and 'sticky' describes more than just the cannabis that your roommate gets delivered, you can expect that the Brooklyn streets are heating up with events.

photo credit: Daily Express Zika's primary victims are developing babies in the womb, but a new survey suggests that many pregnant women don't know basic information or take recommended steps to prevent the spread of the mosquito-borne virus.