Urban Forager Ava Chin Writes About Searching for Food and Love in New Memoir
Ava Chin writes about hunting for edible plants in Fort Greene Park in her new
memoir, “Eating Wildly: Foraging for
City Withholds Water Access at Myrtle Village Green
(Photos by Emily Field)
After shutting off water access to avoid broken pipes during the frigid winter,
the New York
The Day: Man Wounded in Shooting near Fort Greene Park and Eating Along the G Line
April showers brought many May flowers to the neighborhood. (Photo by Francisco
Daum ["https://www.flickr.com/photos/franciscodaum/
#ThrowbackThursday: Brooklyn Academy of Music, 1910
The Brooklyn Academy of Music was first built in 1861 on Montague Street and
moved to Fort Greene in 1908.
Two Teenage Girls, One Man Shot Last Night In Clinton Hill
A shooter wounded two teenage girls and a man last night in Clinton Hill. (Photo
by Emily Field.)A gunman
Locals Meet New NYCHA Commissioner Shola Olatoye
Locals gathered at the Ingersoll Community Center last night to meet with the
new New York City Housing Authority Commissioner,
The Day: Police Search for Suspect in Shooting at Dry Cleaner, a Local Company Files for Bankruptcy and Vandalism at Play Center
Warmer weather has brought flowers back to the neighborhood. (Photo by
Francisco
Daum
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Crime Report: Police Make Arrest in Murder of Gilbert Kelly
Police arrested Victorious Kingsberry,18, yesterday in connection with the March
15 shooting death of Gilbert Kelly, a Clinton Hill
#ThrowbackThursday: The Atlantic Avenue Station in 1895
The Atlantic Avenue elevated train station around 1895. (Photo courtesy the
Brooklyn Historical Society ["http://brooklynhistory.org/])This week’
A Waterfront Streetcar? It’s for the Tourists, Locals Say
Dory Weiss is one local who sees a streetcar trolley connecting Queens and
Brooklyn as a tourist attraction. (Photo by
