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It's never been more expensive to live in Brooklyn's trendiest neighborhood

It's never been more expensive to live in Brooklyn's trendiest neighborhood

The median rental price in Williamsburg began to dip almost immediately after Metropolitan Transportation Authority officials in Manhattan for more than a year starting in 2019.
Resident-Led Groups Invited to Apply for Neighborhood Grants for Local Improvement Projects

Resident-Led Groups Invited to Apply for Neighborhood Grants for Local Improvement Projects

Over $2M in CCNYC grants and services available to community groups across NYC

Councilmember Cornegy Invites Residents: Learn the Impact of New Tenant Laws

The Councilmember, nonprofit groups and government agencies to share new rental rights and resources
Why Did this Prospect Heights School Vote to Eliminate its Gifted and Talented Program?

Why Did this Prospect Heights School Vote to Eliminate its Gifted and Talented Program?

Hint: G&T programs have been criticized in recent months for their racial composition
Three Brooklyn College Authors Make 2019 'Best Books' Lists

Three Brooklyn College Authors Make 2019 'Best Books' Lists

One mostly recently was named among former President Barack Obama’s favorite books of 2019
A Near-Extinct Language Finds a Home in One Brooklyn Building

A Near-Extinct Language Finds a Home in One Brooklyn Building

The apartment building, in Brooklyn's Flatbush neighborhood, is a hive of nationalities.
New Art Exhibit Explores Death and its Effect on Those Left Behind

New Art Exhibit Explores Death and its Effect on Those Left Behind

BRIC and the Green-Wood Cemetery collaborate for "Death Becomes Her" group exhibition
Here's Mayor de Blasio's Plan for Stemming Anti-Semitic Violence in Central Brooklyn

Here's Mayor de Blasio's Plan for Stemming Anti-Semitic Violence in Central Brooklyn

New neighborhood safety coalitions, increased police patrols, advertising campaign and new school curriculum
Census Bureau Increases Pay Rate for NYC Workers to $28/Hour

Census Bureau Increases Pay Rate for NYC Workers to $28/Hour

The pay increase takes effect Monday, January 6
12 Excellent Things to Eat, Drink, and Do in New York City This January

12 Excellent Things to Eat, Drink, and Do in New York City This January

Every month in New York, there are a bewildering number of new dishes to eat, drinks to imbibe, and food-themed events to attend. Often, the hardest part is just figuring out what's really worth your limited time.