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By Michael Milton, "The Art of Seeing" In 1984, my boyfriend Jim moved from California to share my apartment--a tall-ceilinged space housed in a late 19 th century wreck-of-a-hotel on Manhattan's then wild and crazy Upper West Side.

The young drummers of the Brooklyn United marching band were the first performers to ever open the Met Gala

The legendary DJ moved the crowd as a part of BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn concert series in Prospect Park.

Crime is down in Prospect Heights and Brooklyn as a whole.

The group envisions a space where the remains of former slaves would rest in peace and dignity.

Tishrei is the first month of the civil year and the seventh month of the ecclesiastical year in the Hebrew calendar

The developer behind two 34-story towers at 960 Franklin Avenue in Crown Heights, recently rejected by the City Planning Commission, is suing.

BlocPower was given a $37 million investment by the City to create 1,500 jobs for youth in neighbords affected by violence

The new space on Putnam allows the community theatre to stretch out and offer more to its actors and audiences

A Brooklyn toddler died Saturday after being found unconscious in his home, police said. Now, the medical examiner determined his death was likely the result of a history of repeated abuse. Officers responded to a 911 call just after 10 a.m.