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More than 1,200 Brooklynites Apply to Join Community Boards

More than 1,200 Brooklynites Apply to Join Community Boards

Applications for the borough's community boards has jumped more than 50% in some neighborhoods
How Weeksville, a Center of Black History, Fought to Survive

How Weeksville, a Center of Black History, Fought to Survive

Two years ago, Weeksville Heritage Center in Brooklyn, which is dedicated to preserving the remnants of a thriving village established by Black New Yorkers in the years after the state abolished slavery in 1827, was at risk of disappearing.
How Do BK Residents Feel About the Legalization of Marijuana?

How Do BK Residents Feel About the Legalization of Marijuana?

Last week, the New York Senate passed legislation to legalize recreational marijuana use.

Community Orgs Found Solutions in Hardest-Hit Neighborhoods During Height of Pandemic

Brooklyn Community Foundation has released a report based on insights from its partners through a ‘radical’ listening tour.
Girl, 9, Calls 911 to Report Her Family's Triple Murder-Suicide in Brooklyn

Girl, 9, Calls 911 to Report Her Family's Triple Murder-Suicide in Brooklyn

Three women were found fatally shot inside a Brownsville, Brooklyn, apartment building by a suspect who was later found dead on the street.
Retracing the Steps of Harriet Tubman, Ken Johnston Comes to BK on His Walk to Freedom

Retracing the Steps of Harriet Tubman, Ken Johnston Comes to BK on His Walk to Freedom

This weekend, Ken Johnston will complete a 265 mile journey he started in 2019 to encourage people to fight for our civil rights.
Brooklyn Public Library Calls on Entrepreneurs for $40K Biz Competition

Brooklyn Public Library Calls on Entrepreneurs for $40K Biz Competition

BPL has launched its annual PowerUp! Competition with Dime Community Bank, which provides small business mentorship and seed funding
PHOTOS: Brooklyn Steps Out for Easter Sunday Service

PHOTOS: Brooklyn Steps Out for Easter Sunday Service

After more than 12 months of virtual worship, many Brooklynites stepped out in their Sunday best to celebrate Easter this weekend.
'Stunning' Modern Dance on Ice Comes to Prospect Park as BAM Returns to In-Person Events

'Stunning' Modern Dance on Ice Comes to Prospect Park as BAM Returns to In-Person Events

Montreal's Le Patin Libre is coming to the LeFrak Center in Prospect Park to give a "life-affirming" dance performance on ice
No Address, No ID, and Struggling to Get a Stimulus Check

No Address, No ID, and Struggling to Get a Stimulus Check

For most Americans, the third stimulus payment, like the first two, arrived as if by magic, landing unprompted in the bank or in the mail. Imagine not having a bank account or a mailing address. Or a phone. Or identification.