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Coney Islanders Rename Street in Memory of Beloved Community Leader

Coney Islanders Rename Street in Memory of Beloved Community Leader

Last weekend, Coney Island locals and elected officials gathered at the street corner renamed for late community leader, Charlotte L. Taylor.
Olympian and Heptathlete Kym Carter Joins Poly Prep Country Day School as its New Athletic Director

Olympian and Heptathlete Kym Carter Joins Poly Prep Country Day School as its New Athletic Director

Carter previously held coaching positions in California before accepting her new role at Poly Prep
Photos: Brooklyn Nets Star Nic Claxton Surprises Kids at Local Basketball Camp

Photos: Brooklyn Nets Star Nic Claxton Surprises Kids at Local Basketball Camp

Nic Claxton spent the afternoon playing games, high-fiving youngsters and give out pro-level basketball advice.
It Takes a Village: Neighbors on Myrtle Ave Pitch in After Vandals Ripped Out Planting, Flowers Overnight

It Takes a Village: Neighbors on Myrtle Ave Pitch in After Vandals Ripped Out Planting, Flowers Overnight

Shrubs in tree pits spanning more than 270 yards, from Clermont to Adelphi, had been torn out and left strewn on the sidewalk.
LPC Makes Photo Archive of Landmarked Buildings Available to the Public

LPC Makes Photo Archive of Landmarked Buildings Available to the Public

The images in the LPC Designation Photo Collection are an interesting mix of 35 mm black-and-white and color film, medium and large format negatives, color slides and darkroom prints and Polaroids.
Honoring the Late Bed-Stuy Icon Albert Vann

Honoring the Late Bed-Stuy Icon Albert Vann

Bed-Stuy natives and politicians alike gathered this week to celebrate the life and career of Albert Vann.

Back to School Tips for Parents: Children's Privacy and Security

Follow key tips to protect your child’s personal information and avoid back-to-school shopping scams
Community Help is Looking to Replace an Iconic Park Slope Mural

Community Help is Looking to Replace an Iconic Park Slope Mural

The mural, which represented the women who live in the CHiPS shelter for mothers and young children, was washed away almost ten years ago.
NY State Announces $3.1M in Environmental Justice Community Impact Grants

NY State Announces $3.1M in Environmental Justice Community Impact Grants

Four Brooklyn non-profits awarded grants to support projects that address environmental and public health concerns
Survey Finds Widespread Support for Willoughby Avenue Open Street

Survey Finds Widespread Support for Willoughby Avenue Open Street

Willoughby Avenue has been closed to through-traffic on and off since 2020, but some locals have pressing concerns.