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The gardens want to send a resounding message that New Yorkers stand in solidarity with immigrants across the country

The program issues Health Bucks coupons to SNAP recipients which they can exchange for veggies and fruits at a nearby farmers' market

Kids play in the stagnant, dirty water every day, say parents, who first experienced the flooding in 2014

It's going to get hot: Brooklynites who do not have air conditioners are urged to go to one of the local cooling centers.

A newly-developed office building will be home to a 2,000-square-foot restaurant and rooftop bar with sweeping views of NYC's skyline.

TAMA Summerfest invites the natives and newcomers of Bedford Stuyvesant to celebrate the community and support the local businesses along Tompkins Avenue

City officials will inform Brooklyn homeowners and tenants about tax relief and rent freeze programs that can help reduce their cost of housing

Playstreets get Brooklyn kids engaged in physical activities, teach positive life choices and provide helpful resources in their communities

Aspiring young golfers can join City Parks Foundation twice a week at St. John's Park to learn the basics of golf or to refine their putt.

The Public Theater is setting up pop-up box offices in the borough to make it easier for Brooklynites to score the coveted tickets to the annual Central Park production