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Disbarred Attorney Convicted of Stealing Deeds to 11 Brooklyn Properties

Disbarred Attorney Convicted of Stealing Deeds to 11 Brooklyn Properties

Sanford Solny, 68, was convicted of stealing 11 deeds from Black and brown property owners in Brooklyn.
Man Killed in Canarsie Shooting, Police Investigating

Man Killed in Canarsie Shooting, Police Investigating

It happened just before 2:00am at the corner of Rockaway Parkway and Avenue N.
Step Into Summer With Brooklyn’s Hottest Afro-Dance And Wellness Classes

Step Into Summer With Brooklyn’s Hottest Afro-Dance And Wellness Classes

Check out all of the summer fitness classes at Bed-Stuy's AY WELL+FIT Studio.
Brooklyn Museum's June Public Programs For All Ages

Brooklyn Museum's June Public Programs For All Ages

The Brooklyn Museum invites visitors to experience a dynamic slate of programs designed to spark curiosity, celebrate culture and inspire creativity.
From Bland to Grand: Montague Street Gets Its Mojo Back

From Bland to Grand: Montague Street Gets Its Mojo Back

Once a sleepy stretch dotted with forgettable storefronts, Montague Street is now serving up a delicious comeback that's impossible to ignore, according to Eater New York.
New Brooklyn School Named After Bay Ridge Leader

New Brooklyn School Named After Bay Ridge Leader

The P.S. 413 Joanne Seminara School of Law and Medicine will serve students in grades K-5 starting in September.
Brooklyn Health Center Offers Immediate Access to LGBTQ+ Care

Brooklyn Health Center Offers Immediate Access to LGBTQ+ Care

Callen-Lorde Community Health Center rolled out same-day appointments at its Brooklyn facility on Tuesday, expanding options for LGBTQ+ individuals in need of timely services.
Queen One to Bring 600 Tech Jobs With New Brooklyn Headquarters

Queen One to Bring 600 Tech Jobs With New Brooklyn Headquarters

Queen One Inc., a commerce technology company, will open its new headquarters at 25 Kent Ave. in Williamsburg with the help of state tax credits.
Educators Applauded For Including Anti-Ageism Curriculum in Brooklyn

Educators Applauded For Including Anti-Ageism Curriculum in Brooklyn

Administrators and principals from Brooklyn South High Schools on May 21 were recognized by the Department of Education for their work in implementing the Anti-Ageism Resource Guide into their curriculum.
A Brooklyn Nonprofit Celebrates 40 Years of Giving

A Brooklyn Nonprofit Celebrates 40 Years of Giving

The HOPE Program celebrated its 40th Anniversary on April 29 with a landmark gala and fundraiser that will help the organization’s mission of preparing New Yorkers from marginalized communities for meaningful careers in the emerging green economy.