Bklyner's Last Day: Sept. 10
It is with great sadness that I let you know that Bklyner will stop publishing on September 10, with no immediate date or plans for resuming.
Wednesday, Aug 25: Heat Wave, Beach, Crash, Garbage, Banks, and more.
We have another heat advisory in effect today and tomorrow, with the heat index
going up to 96 F or
Tuesday, Aug. 24: Trees, Bikes, Governor
A short newsletter today as we work on some longer pieces.
Kathy Hochul was sworn in as the Governor of
Monday, Aug 23: Rain, Mosquitoes, Vaccine Mandate For DOE and more
Tropical Storm Henri dumped almost 10" of rain on Brooklyn, showing quite
clearly what's to come and
FDA Approves Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine, NYC Mandates School Staff To Be Vaccinated
Beginning September 27th, City will require proof of vaccination for all New York City Department of Education workers. The rest of the city employees are likely to be next.
Friday, Aug. 20: Tropical Storm Henri, Remote School, Five Boro Bike Tour, Real Estate and more
We head into the weekend with a lot of uncertainty. The city is under a Tropical
Storm Watch, as Hurricane
Thursday, Aug. 19: 3rd Mass Shooting in 10 days, Crown Heights Riots, Live Music, and more
It's been 30 years since Crown Heights Riots.
Residents across Brooklyn are unnerved by changes to eviction protections,
Third Mass Shooting In Two Weeks in Brooklyn
Five men were injured in Tuesday night's shooting at Mother Gaston Blvd. and Belmont Ave, marking it the third mass shooting in the last two weeks in Brooklyn.
Wednesday, Aug. 18: No Mermaids in Coney Island, Rent Troubles, Vaccine Boosters For All
The Mayor may be organizing homecoming events across the city, but over in Coney
Island, another year will pass without
Monday, Aug 16: Mass Shooting, Haiti, Third Dose, Homecoming
Another weekend full of tragedies. First, our Haitian neighbors in Flatbush
braced for uncertainty and worried about their loved ones
