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Click here to view original web page at flagpole.com Alexa Clay, left, sits with Jami and Charlie Mays at the Mays home in Athens. Clay, a midwife at Women's Healthcare Associates, helped Mays give birth to Charlie earlier this year.

On Saturday, September 19, at 360 Snediker Avenue in Brownsville, it was a day of outdoor fun, play and physical activities for children as they took in the last days of summer! The Brownsville Multiservice Health Center (BMS) with HELP USA held the

Some might remember it as a " Summer of Disconten t:" From Sandra Bland to Freddie Gray ; from Natasha McKenna to Walter Scott ; from tennis star James Blake to 14-year-old Ahmed Mohamed -- this past summer's headlines were awash with stories of soci

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On Sunday, September 19, at the Dr. Green Playground in Brownsville, Brooklyn, Healthfirst held the fourth (and last) in its summer 2015 series of Family Fun Day Health & Wellness Expos.

City Councilmember Laurie Cumbo held a press conference at Ingersoll Houses Monday morning to address gun violence, following a triple homicide in the housing complex on Sunday.

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On Saturday, September 19, from 10:00am - 4:00pm at 360 Snediker Avenue, the Brownsville Multiservice Health Center (BMS) with HELP USA will hold a Children's Festival that engages youth in workshops on fitness and health.

Elizabeth Mandarano, owner of 7 Arlington Place, the brownstone that was the setting for the movie, "Crooklyn" There's hardly a single Brooklynite unfamiliar with the 1994 iconic Spike Lee film, "Crooklyn," a story that chronicles a Brooklyn family a