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Brooklyn Public Libraries to Offer Computer Use and In-Person Browsing, Extended Hours

Brooklyn Public Libraries to Offer Computer Use and In-Person Browsing, Extended Hours

Thirteen Brooklyn libraries will expand their services on May 10

Brooklyn Doctor Under Investigation in Sha-asia Washington’s Death During Childbirth

A former Woodhull Hospital anesthesiologist is under investigation by the New York State Board for Professional Medical Conduct in connection with the death of Sha-asia Washington , who died during childbirth at the hospital last July at age 26.

Brooklyn Museum Kicks Off Much-Loved First Saturday Events This Weekend After 2020 Hiatus

The monthly outdoor gathering celebrating the borough’s culture and community is back, but for now – it’s lite

Two Brooklyn Developments to Get $17.5M from Gov. Cuomo for Construction of Affordable Apartments

Bed-Stuy’s The Hart and Flatbush’s Bethany Senior Terraces will get money from the state to build more than 100 affordable apartments
NYC Home Carers Protest 'Slow Torture' of 24-Hour Shifts Amid #StopAsianHate Movement

NYC Home Carers Protest 'Slow Torture' of 24-Hour Shifts Amid #StopAsianHate Movement

Home care workers are protesting "inhumane" working conditions set by their employer the Chinese-American Planning Council

Renters Rally for Extension of State Eviction Moratorium, Expiring Saturday

Tenants and advocates rallied in Foley Square, demanding action from elected leaders
Ready for the Return of Live Music? How About a Free Concert Just for You? Well, Look No Further

Ready for the Return of Live Music? How About a Free Concert Just for You? Well, Look No Further

BAM has partnered with Silkroad and Brooklyn Navy Yard for the New York premiere of 1:1 CONCERTS
Anti-Violence Organization Denounces Gun Violence After 16-Year-Old Boy Is Shot in the Head

Anti-Violence Organization Denounces Gun Violence After 16-Year-Old Boy Is Shot in the Head

The Fort Greene community stood together to denounce gun violence after a 16-year-old boy was shot in the head last Friday, as the teen still fights for his life.

Corner of Church and Flatbush Aves Renamed in Honor of Haitian Leader Pierre Toussaint

Sunday’s renaming was led by Councilmember Mathieu Eugene

Borough President Candidates On Making a Greener Brooklyn

Inequality plagues the borough’s park system.