[SlideDeck2 id=408 ress=1] By Priscila Ortiz Green thumbs are popping up in P.S. 20 [http://ps20.org] with a parent-led initiative to expand the school’s garden program to all 300 students. Starting in 2011, The Clinton Hill School’s farm program originally only catered to two
Borough President
[SlideDeck2 id=408 ress=1] By Priscila Ortiz Green thumbs are popping up in P.S. 20 [http://ps20.org] with a parent-led initiative to expand the school’s garden program to all 300 students. Starting in 2011, The Clinton Hill School’s farm program originally only catered to two
Locals gather at Fort Greene Park. The Nabe hopes to emerge as a new, online neighborhood meeting spot. (Photo by Mitchell Trinka)Walt Whitman, in editorials for the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, envisioned Fort Greene Park as a place for people to come together. It was the mid-1840s – a time when
Brooklyn Technical High School
Locals gather at Fort Greene Park. The Nabe hopes to emerge as a new, online neighborhood meeting spot. (Photo by Mitchell Trinka)Walt Whitman, in editorials for the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, envisioned Fort Greene Park as a place for people to come together. It was the mid-1840s – a time when
Washington Hotel
The front of Club Touché is quiet during the day, but at night the scene changes, according to local residents. (Photo by Tiffany Camhi)By Priscila Ortiz and Tiffany Camhi Amid complaints of everything from gunshots and knife play to drunkenness and loitering involving patrons of Clinton Hill’s controversial
"Flameproof"
There are only two participants in a lopsided race to work as Brooklyn borough president in Borough Hall. (Photo by The Nabe)By Linda Villarosa Imagine this lopsided contest: The Brooklyn Nets vs the Brooklyn Technical High School basketball team — the J.V. squad. That’s what the match-up between
Walt Whitman
Graziella’s serves brick oven pizza to Fort Greene locals and visitors alike. (Photo by Priscila Ortiz)By Jessica Lynn Sammut In what used to be a garage more than 8 years ago, sits Graziella’s, a local Italian restaurant on 232 Vanderbilt Avenue that sells brick oven pizza. It
Photo by Priscila OrtizBy Priscila Ortiz Today’s local Pet Spotlight is on Jack, a five-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier rescue. We found Jack chewing on some sticks on a warm evening in front of the tennis courts in Fort Greene Park. His owner, Eric Lidman was lounging on a bench,