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Brownsville Farm Opens Cafe with Farm-Fresh Healthy Eats

The new cafe will provide local residents with fresh produce grown right on the Brownsville farm run by Project EATS.
Afropunk 2018 Photos: Black Gold of the Sun!

Afropunk 2018 Photos: Black Gold of the Sun!

The only thing rivaling the quality of music acts is the quantity of beautiful people If, this weekend, you've been smelling faint hints of coco butter, feeling a sudden surge of electricity in the air and noticing a sudden uptick in the number of go
Man in Star Wars Shirt Rips Necklaces off Women in Brooklyn: NYPD

Man in Star Wars Shirt Rips Necklaces off Women in Brooklyn: NYPD

Click here to view original web page at www.nbcnewyork.com A man wearing a Star Wars shirt has been stealing necklaces from women in Brooklyn this summer, often by ripping the chains of the ladies' necks, police say.
Video: Memorial Mural Turns Prospect Heights School into Inspiring Work of Art

Video: Memorial Mural Turns Prospect Heights School into Inspiring Work of Art

What began with a single mural by Brooklyn artist Jeff Beler has transformed an entire school. A memorial mural created under the direction of artist Jeff Beler has transformed Prospect Heights's P.S. 9 Teunis G.
Health Department Launches Baby Cafe to Promote Breastfeeding in Brooklyn

Health Department Launches Baby Cafe to Promote Breastfeeding in Brooklyn

The initiative also includes the distribution of educational toolkits in neighborhoods with the low breastfeeding rates In recognition of National Breastfeeding Month, the Health Department's Center for Health Equity unveiled on Thursday a new breast
De Blasio Is Stalled on School Integration, but Brooklyn Parents Have a Plan

De Blasio Is Stalled on School Integration, but Brooklyn Parents Have a Plan

Click here to view original web page at www.nytimes.com Richard A. Carranza, New York City's schools chancellor, is poised to approve a middle school integration plan put forward by parents in a Brooklyn school district.
C4Q is Recruiting Low-Income New Yorkers Who Want Tech Careers

C4Q is Recruiting Low-Income New Yorkers Who Want Tech Careers

The Access Code program aims to boost diversity in the tech industry by teaching underserved populations how to code.
Woman Groped, Robbed, Pushed Down Stairs at Brooklyn Subway Station

Woman Groped, Robbed, Pushed Down Stairs at Brooklyn Subway Station

Click here to view original web page at abc7ny.com BOERUM HILL, Brooklyn (WABC) -- Authorities are searching for a man suspected of robbing and sexually assaulting a woman as she exited a Brooklyn subway station.
Dance and Music Education Essential for Early Childhood Development

Dance and Music Education Essential for Early Childhood Development

It's Pay What You Wish Week in September at Cumbe Dance It's about that time again, when parents and families focus on education and enrichment for their little ones.
At Brooklyn Forum, Nixon Pitches Policy, Criticizes Cuomo and Distances from De Blasio

At Brooklyn Forum, Nixon Pitches Policy, Criticizes Cuomo and Distances from De Blasio

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