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With the support of the Institute for Career Development, the High School for Youth and Community Development at Erasmus Hall is now helping youth with disabilities transition from school to career.

The 1.3-million passenger cruise industry boasts a $420 million economic impact for NYC each year.

MASterworks Awards acknowledge New York City projects that show excellence in architecture and design. This year, Powerhouse Arts and Mercury Store won awards.

School of Rock and Launch Trampoline Park will both be moving into vacant spaces in the neighborhood in the near future.

The proposal seeks to commission the work of local artists between May 2024 and December 2024 outside of Building 92 and Building 77.

Undercover investigation of open-air drug deals took place in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

Melodee Pouponneau, a former student at Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, will receive $10,000 for her college education from Halle Bailey.

Additions include the Campus’ first-ever full-service restaurant and New York’s first sake brewery.

Some elderly and handicapped residents say the city’s failure to make sure all streets are safe for the elderly and disabled is ageism and ableism.

Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Oct. 9 with several events in the borough.