Arts & Culture
Check out the 8th annual Bay Ridge SAW art walk this Saturday! Photo: Sophia Chizuco at The Owl’s Head. (By Jason Jamal Nakleh)Okay, so we’re facing facts: After today’s sunshine, the weather forecast is still calling for rain all weekend long. But don’t let that
Announcements
Mayor Bill de Blasio delivers his State of the City address at the Apollo Theater in Harlem on Monday, February 13, 2017. (Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office)Want the chance to speak directly to your Mayor? Next Tuesday, Mayor Bill de Blasio will hold a town hall presented by Council
Central Brooklyn
1921 Cortelyou Road. (Photo by Liena Zagare/BKLYNER)Applications have been filed for a nine-story, 76-unit mixed-use building at the home of Baptist Church of the Redeemer, 1921 Cortelyou Road and Ocean Avenue. The project would encompass 70,321 square feet and rise 95 feet to its rooftop, reports YIMBY
Arts & Culture
A detail of artist Linda Serrone Rolon’s work which will be on view at Kruchkow’s Shoe Store, 7808 5th Ave, as a part of the Bay Ridge Storefront Art Walk. (Photo by Bay Ridge SAW via Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/bayridgesaw/photos/a.169802423182849.1073741825.129252413904517/785430904953328/
Central Brooklyn
(Photo by Liena Zagare/BKLYNER)Help cops find a teen who robbed a man at knifepoint in the Ditmas Avenue F station last week. The 20-year-old male victim and the suspect had arranged to meet on Thursday, May 4, at 4pm, at the Ditmas Avenue F train station on Mcdonald
Central Brooklyn
1501 Foster Avenue at Marlborough Road. (Photo by Carly Miller/BKLYNER)After months of construction [/three-new-restaurants-opening-foster-avenue-victorian-flatbush-counter-progress/] , Sunset Bagels cafe and grill could open in two weeks at 1501 Foster Avenue and Marlborough Road. The cafe, which has two other locations [https://www.facebook.com/sunsetbagels/] in Sunset Park and Bay
Central Brooklyn
Crown Heights residents protesting the opening of 1173 Bergen Street homeless shelterWhile the battle continues [/opening-crown-heights-homeless-shelter-delayed-2/] between Crown Heights residents and the City over the opening of a new homeless shelter in the area, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams and the Department of Homeless Services have created a new position
bath beach
Summer is a time for exploration and these summer camps allow for such investigations. A Little Bit of Everything These three summer camps offer a variety of specializations. Photo via Dodge YMCA.Dodge YMCA [https://www.ymcanyc.org/dodge/pages/day-camp-at-the-dodge-ymca] Where: 225 Atlantic Ave., 718-625-3136, fbarretta@ymcanyc.org What:
Central Brooklyn
City Council Member Vincent Gentile and community advocates celebrating the support of the “aggravated illegal conversion violation” bill. (Photo by Carly Miller/BKLYNER)Today, City Council unanimously passed a bill to enforce fines on landlords that illegally subdivide homes to create “modern tenement housing”, an issue that has led to
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Central Brooklyn
Ocean Avenue near Glenwood Road. (Screenshot via Google Maps)UPDATE 5/10: Coney Island resident Stanislav Bochkarev died in Kings County Hospital on May 5, and the incident has now been deemed a homicide, said cops. The investigation remains ongoing. Oleh Dubrovskyy, a 27-year-old Flatbush man, is charged with attempted
Announcements
Downtown Brooklyn proposed developments, rendering via Alloy DevelopmentFor the 7th year next week TerraCRG’s Only Brooklyn Real Estate Conference [http://onlybklyn.com/] will gather Brooklyn leaders, developers, investors, and financiers in Fort Greene for a day of reflecting and discussing the future of real estate development in our borough.
bath beach
(Photo via Peter M/yelp)This week, a postal worker stationed in East Flatbush and Bath Beach was busted for trashing about 2,800 pieces of mail that he never delivered to Brooklyn residents, according to federal authorities. On April 19, agents from the U.S. Post Service Office of