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Click here to view original web page at www.romper.com When I became a mother, a number of friends and family members warned me about losing non-mom friends.

On Monday, at Restoration Plaza, City Council Member Robert Cornegy, Jr. and Community Board 3 will hold a town hall meeting around the proposed plan to open a drop-in center for homeless residents at 1217 Bedford Avenue in Bed-Stuy.

Site of the proposed shelter, currently still up for lease A group of Bed-Stuy residents have launched a change.org petition , appealing the City to not support the opening of a homeless shelter at 1217 Bedford Avenue.

SATURDAY-AUGUST 27, 2016—Close to a thousand families gathered on Saturday, August 29th to kick-off the new school year at Senator Parker's Annual Harvest Fest 2015 Back to School Celebration.

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Activities this weekend are hotter than the 4th of July! Hopefully you locked in tickets for the AfroPunk Fest, which is always a fun and exciting end-of-the-summer experience for us lucky Brooklynites! If not, no worries, there's plenty of other fun

Click here to view original web page at www.washingtonpost.com (Katarzyna Bialasiewicz/Getty Images) The medications a woman takes while pregnant can sometimes have a negative effect on the baby she's carrying.

State Sen. Roxanne Persaud State Senator Roxanne Persaud is praising Gov.

Clinton Hill's new 48-condo building with robot parking hit the market in June with apartments asking from $595,000. Now that sales are moving right along—StreetEasy shows four apartments in contract at an average price of $1.

Bedford-Stuyvesant's District 16 was one of the top two school districts in Brooklyn in the school year 2014-2015 with homeless students, which contributed to lower test scores and a higher drop out rates in those neighborhoods, according to a recent