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Earlier this week, a 12-foot-tall puppet of a Syrian refugee child was greeted by large crowds across Brooklyn.

If you hadn't switched out the summer wardrobe, now is the time

By Bob Gallagher Don’t know how many of you know this but I’m an Asian American woman. I’m an ethnically Asian woman who does massage. I read about what happened in Georgia and the uptick of assaults against Asians in the US in 2020.

After an undefeated season, the Poly Prep girls softball team has won the New York State Private Schools championships.

BRIC, a leading arts and media institution, awarded $10,000 each to under-recognized New York-based visual artists

Mayor Eric Adams announces ‘Big Apple Connect’, which will provide free broadband internet and basic cable to over 100 NYCHA Developments.

The Business Improvement District development funding will be used to assist community-based developmental organizations with organizing and planning BID formations throughout NYC

The "Walk to a Park "initiative plans to transform over three acres of open space at six NYCHA developments across three boroughs.

Morgan's Barbecue will soon reopen on Flatbush Avenue more than a year after it was destroyed in a mid-day fire.

Deacon Kevin McCormack, the new superintendent of Brooklyn and Queens Catholic schools, visited a handful of schools for the new school year.