Longlist for the 2021 Brooklyn Public Library Literary Prize Announced.
Brooklyn Public Library's (BPL) Literary Prize has for the past seven years
recognized and celebrated writing that captures
BAM seeks local “beachgoers” (and at least one dog)
for upcoming performances of Sun & Sea
Ever wanted to be on stage?
BAM is putting on the Venice Biennale-winning opera, Sun & Sea, at BAM Fisher,
Health Department Will Spray Parts Of Brooklyn To Reduce Risk of West Nile Virus
Trucks will spray pesticide in parts of Brooklyn in the evening of Thursday, August 26
Bishop Guy Sansaricq Dies
Bishop Guy Sansaricq (1934-2021) was the first Haitian American Bishop in the United States.
Vax To School Questions For Mayor
The city has launched an intensive effort over the next month to get our kids
vaccinated. The vaccine is currently
COVID Booster Shots For All: Starting Sept. 20
Does the city have enough doses to start giving out booster shots?
Brooklyn Man Sentenced to 10 Years in Prison for Shooting Two Innocent Bystanders
On June 20, 2019, around 7 pm Angel Eaddy fired six shots from a handgun at a
rival gang member
New Storefront Murals Unveiled in Coney Island
Scattered across Amusement District and Mermaid Avenue, the mural project, Coney Island for Everyone, features the work of 12 local artists on the gates of storefronts of 13 local businesses.
Third Dose For Pfizer & Moderna Available For Immunocompromised New Yorkers
Commissioner Dave Chokshi, Department of Health and Mental Hygiene informed New
Yorkers this morning that the third dose of both
Vaccination Proof Now Required At Most Indoor Establishments Across NYC
As COVID-19 infection rates keep rising across New York City, the city will require certain establishments to verify that staff and patrons are vaccinated against COVID-19 starting on August 17, 2021. Enforcement will begin on September 13, 2021.
