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A Former Industrial Cove Will Now Be a Green Haven

A Former Industrial Cove Will Now Be a Green Haven

New York City recently announced plans to transform Bushwick from an wasteland to a innovative green space.
State Lawmakers Repeal 50-A, Pass Sweeping Police Reform

State Lawmakers Repeal 50-A, Pass Sweeping Police Reform

The law shielding officer records from public scrutiny was repealed by the state legislature, which passed several bills aimed at greater police accountability.
'Come Break Bread With Us' Initiative Feeds the Hungry in East Flatbush

'Come Break Bread With Us' Initiative Feeds the Hungry in East Flatbush

Black Lives Matter Brooklyn President Anthony Beckford hasn’t forgotten the communities experiencing the devastating effects of the coronavirus pandemic

Medgar Evers College Students Protest, Demand Immediate Resignation of MEC President Dr. Rudolph Crew

Allegations of bullying, cronyism, low enrollment and misuse of resources spark protests among students and staff around Crew's reinstatement
Local Seniors Are Encouraged to Get Creative With These Virtual Workshops, Courtesy BPL

Local Seniors Are Encouraged to Get Creative With These Virtual Workshops, Courtesy BPL

Brooklyn Public Library and Apple Bank present "Creative Aging," a series of virtual art and writing workshops for seniors
Preschools Continue to Struggle as New York City Reopens

Preschools Continue to Struggle as New York City Reopens

After a Phase 1 reopening, child care centers citywide worry they cannot stay afloat without government funding.
Mayor Says He'll Hold the NYPD Accountable... Time Will Tell.

Mayor Says He'll Hold the NYPD Accountable... Time Will Tell.

Over the weekend, Mayor de Blasio announced plans to redistribute a portion of the NYPD's $6 billion funding to youth and other social services around the city.
These Are the NYC Neighborhoods Still Experiencing Alarming COVID-19 Infection Rates

These Are the NYC Neighborhoods Still Experiencing Alarming COVID-19 Infection Rates

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June 8, 2020
Brand-New 6-Story Apartment Complex Going up in Brownsville

Brand-New 6-Story Apartment Complex Going up in Brownsville

The building will have ten residential rentals averaging 987 square feet.