What Does the New Census Data Tell Us About Brooklyn?
New York’s biggest borough just got a little bigger.
Brooklyn is just 2,100 people shy of its 1950
Call The Library For A Story or A Poem
Did you know you could call the Brooklyn Public Library and listen to a short
story?
The program started last
With Dangerously High Temperatures Expected This Week, City Warns New Yorkers to Take Precautions
High heat and humidity are in the forecast Tuesday through Friday, with heat indices in the mid-90s and potentially as high as 105 degrees across the city, thanks to high levels of humidity.
North Brooklyn Residents File Lawsuit Against NYC And National Grid To Stop Illegal Construction
Neighbors in Greenpoint living near National Grid’s large fracked gas storage
depot on Newtown Creek have filed a lawsuit
Outdoor Movies This Summer: Parks Edition
At Prospect Park: A Summer Movie Under the Stars
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Free Full Day Summer Camp Application Deadline 7/20: Summer Rising
Enrollment ends Tuesday for this 100% free, full-day camp for school-aged kids across the city.
14 Alleged Members of Flatbush-Based “Babiiez” Gang Charged in Conspiracy Indictment that Includes 11 Shootings
Over a dozen alleged members of a Flatbush-based street gang have been charged
in an 81-count indictment that includes charges
Elevator Repairs On 2/5 Line
MTA is set to start work on replacing the elevator serving the Flatbush
Ave-Brooklyn College 2/5 station on July
Vicious Attack on Postal Worker in Greenpoint
The NYPD is seeking the public's assistance in identifying two individuals seen
on dirt bikes in images below
Free Lunch Reimbursements Starting For 2020/2021 School Year
"Children that participated in remote learning for more than 12 school days during a given month will receive $132 for that month; children who learned remotely for at least one school day but no more than 12 days in each month will receive $82 for that month," Governor's office informed.
