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Over 270K BK Households Could Lose Federal Broadband Benefit, Report Says

Over 270K BK Households Could Lose Federal Broadband Benefit, Report Says

The nonprofit group Center for an Urban Future is urging Congress to reauthorize funding.
Apply to Reisenbach's Nonprofit Grant, Mentorship Program

Apply to Reisenbach's Nonprofit Grant, Mentorship Program

The deadline is August 15, 2024.
Go to Asase Yaa's Impact And Excellence Awards on May 14

Go to Asase Yaa's Impact And Excellence Awards on May 14

Award winners include Atiba Edwards, Cheryl Todmann, Sheena Wright and Malik Yoba.
BK Congregations Open House on May 18, 19

BK Congregations Open House on May 18, 19

There are six Brooklyn houses of worship that will open its doors to visitors.
Residents Lament The Forced Closure of Youth Tennis Program at Jackie Robinson Park

Residents Lament The Forced Closure of Youth Tennis Program at Jackie Robinson Park

High-Quality Tennis, which has been running a popular tennis program for five-years, lost its Parks concession to a higher bidder.
Formerly Incarcerated Woodworkers Make New WTC Benches

Formerly Incarcerated Woodworkers Make New WTC Benches

Eight individuals joined a Brooklyn-based re-entry program to craft the benches.
Get Ready For Street, Bridge Closures For Five Boro Bike Tour on Sunday

Get Ready For Street, Bridge Closures For Five Boro Bike Tour on Sunday

Try not to drive as thousands of bikers will take over the city.
Get Free Legal Help at These BK Hospitals

Get Free Legal Help at These BK Hospitals

Nearly 5,000 patients accessed legal services at NYC Health + Hospitals in 2023.
Offshore Wind, Green Jobs Training Program to Launch in Brownsville

Offshore Wind, Green Jobs Training Program to Launch in Brownsville

Teens and young adults aged 15-24 can apply for the training program now.
CUNY Introduces New Accessibility Policy for Students with Disabilities

CUNY Introduces New Accessibility Policy for Students with Disabilities

CUNY said it will upgrade its disability policy for its 10,000 students who need various accommodations.