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“Ancestral Ecologies,” is an exhibition exploring Latinx and African diasporic relationships to land, ritual and spirituality can inform contemporary ecological thinking.

Brooklyn’s parks and waterfronts come alive in spring and summer, making the borough perfect for picnics. Whether you’re looking for scenic views, shady trees, or lively weekend activity, Brooklyn has spots to suit every mood.

It happened just before 7:45am on Friday on Bainbridge Street where police sources say officers found a trail of blood leading to the building where the accused assailant, 27-year-old Jayvon Boyd, lives.

Police lined the area around Young Israel Senior Services of Midwood, as hundreds came out on both sides of the issue of land sales in the Middle East, which have been held in the city.

Of the shootings, one of them was fatal, and also included four innocent bystanders, one of whom was left paralyzed.

Members of Kickstarter United NYC-OPEIU Local 153 rallied on the steps of Brooklyn Borough Hall, demanding the Greenpoint-based crowdfunding company reinstate four employees the union says were illegally fired in retaliation for organizing a strike last year.

Similar to the Rental Ripoff Hearings, each NYCHA in Your Neighborhood forum will give residents opportunities to discuss issues affecting public housing developments across the city, including repairs, community programming, pests and waste, elevators, mold, lead and public safety.

Harvey Marcelin, 87, of East New York, was convicted of first-degree murder, tampering with physical evidence and concealment of a human corpse, according to Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez. A torso and leg were discovered on the street inside plastic bags, while additional body parts were recovered from his apartment.