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The Brodsky Organization is giving residents in four Brooklyn buildings new ways to connect with the borough’s vibrant arts scene through a collaboration with the Brooklyn Museum.

Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation’s School of the Arts held its 13th Annual Finale Recital at Hunter College’s Sylvia and Danny Kaye Playhouse, on Sunday, June 22.

Thousands of New York delivery workers have a chance to claim their share of a multimillion-dollar settlement meant to pay them back for lost tips.

The second annual College Scholarship Awards Dinner served up more than just good food; it delivered promise and opportunity for Farragut Houses youth.

A concrete recycling facility operated by the city Department of Transportation in the Columbia Street Waterfront District will be closed by the end of the year, a concession to residents and elected officials who have long raised health concerns, as the city seeks approval for its $80 million Brooklyn Marine Terminal project.

The city allocated an additional $80 million to expand early childhood education programs for special needs students and to launch a pilot childcare program for children ages 0 to 2 from low-income households.

The Brownsville Arts Center & Apartments (BACA), at 366 Rockaway Ave., will create 283 new affordable rental apartments, as well as a new cultural arts center.

New Yorkers are invited to explore the city’s largest natural waterfront at the 8th annual Jamaica Bay Festival on Saturday, July 12.

Police say on Monday around 10:20am, two 16-year-old boys allegedly approached the two victims and shot them with gel pellets.