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Friends of Abolitionist Place hosts a virtual lecture exploring Downtown Brooklyn’s 19th-century free Black community, abolitionist organizing and the legacy of 227 Abolitionist Pl.

Carthan was a community activist and environmentalist who was instrumental in improving the quality of life of Bedford-Stuyvesant.

Investigators say the 22-year-old victim was approached by the suspect near 275 Classon Ave. on Wednesday afternoon.

Reverend Dr. Robert Waterman says a man claiming to be an Uber driver walked into the church, roamed the halls of the sanctuary, eventually making his way onto the stage before the congregation.

New York City children and teens can apply for The Fresh Air Fund’s free Mid-Hudson Valley sleepaway camps featuring outdoor activities, arts, sports and leadership development.

“In Every Transition, A Pattern” is a rhythmical expression of the urban environment along Downtown Brooklyn’s renowned retail corridor.

Busta Rhymes has 11 Grammy Award nominations for his huge contribution to rap.

The Brooklyn Museum welcomes Robert Wiesenberger as its new Senior Curator of Contemporary Art, expanding its commitment to bold exhibitions and contemporary voices.

Teen teams from across Brooklyn competed in the BKLYN Library Robotics League, with Washington Irving Library emerging as the repeat champion.