NYC schools could get $4.5 billion in federal aid. The big question is how to spend it.
Students at M.S. 51 in Park Slope, Brooklyn streamed into the building, socially
distanced and masked. A new federal
OPINION: Gowanus Green Opposition Offers Up NIMBY Misinformation Cloaked in Progressivism
Courtesy of Marvel Architects/SCAPE Landscape ArchitectsBy Michelle de la Uz
A recent opinion piece by several Gowanus residents
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A ‘daunting, dark and difficult’ time: How a Brooklyn school moved forward after losing its leader to COVID
Yesenia Peralta is the principal of the Brooklyn Democracy Academy where Dez Ann
Romain, the former principal, died from COVID
Restoration of Red Hook Rec Center Finally Moving Forward Following Sandy Damage
The city is soliciting architectural services for the reconstruction of the Red
Hook Recreation Center, March 2, 2021. | Gabriel Sandoval/
OPINION: Welcome to Gowanus Green—Brooklyn’s Own Love Canal
Rendering via Department of Housing Preservation and DevelopmentBy Linda
LaViolette, Miranda Sielaff and Nora Almeida, VOICE of GOWANUS
Advocates of
It’s official: NYC high school buildings will reopen in March. Sports are set to resume in April.
NYC high schools will welcome back students on March 22. Brooklyn’s Park Slope
Collegiate, which shares a building with
Remembering Eugene Hurkin, 1925-2021
Eugene Hurkin, family photo.If there was one thing Eugene Hurkin lived for, it
was to laugh and make others
A Brooklyn Teen Refused to Waive his Miranda Rights. But the NYPD’s Questioning Didn’t Stop There, Video Shows
By Eileen Grench, THE CITY. This article was originally published
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A year into remote learning, de Blasio starts seeking bids for low-cost broadband access
Photo by Kelly Sikkema
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