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96 Fort Greene Place Brownstone living slowly but surely is becoming a lifestyle for mostly the über-rich and famous. Curbed is showcasing two brownstones in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, recently listed on the market for between $2 million and $4 million.

Skip combing the papers! Forget about surfing the net! The Brooklyn Reader has compiled the latest headlines concerning you and all residents of Central Brooklyn: Memorial for slain NYPD officers removed (News 12) Million-dollar townhouse sales are t

It turns out Interfaith's long-standing and highly publicized financial woes were exacerbated during its lowest moments by a behind-the-scenes network of back-door dealings and white-collar thievery, according to an investigative report by The Daily

Religious leaders and community members gather at Restoration Plaza for a peace vigil At a time when many people in the fight for social justice are beginning to question the effectiveness of marching as a form of protest, the religious leaders of Be

It is the beating heart of Russian culture: St. Petersburg's Mariinsky Theatre, a bastion of arts excellence that has endured regime changes and revolutions for over two centuries. As a cultivator of innovation and talent, it is unparalleled.

Police are looking for the gunman who shot and killed a Crown Heights man on Thursday night on St. Marks Avenue. According to 77th Precinct police, on Thursday, January 8, at around 5:20pm, in front of 769 St.

A new report shows that funding inequities between poor and rich school districts across the state has reached record levels, an increase of 43 percent in New York City, reported the Daily News .

1. Alternate side of the street parking and all meter regulations are in full effect this week 2. Weather: Temperatures are predicted to remain in the high 20s/low 30s all week, with a slight warmup on Friday, where temperatures may reach 40 degrees.

"Chitra Ganesh: Eyes of Time" at the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center, Brooklyn Museum On view right now at the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center at the Brooklyn Museum is the mother of all Hindu mothers: Goddess Kali.

On the night the Eric Garner decision was announced, Mayor Bill de Blasio repeated a mantra of the protest movement, "black lives matter," and said he warned his biracial son about interacting with police.