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Treyger Secures Millions For Southern Brooklyn Schools

William E. Grady CTE High School. Photo via Facebook/James J. Obrien. [https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=578321115541967&set=bc.AbrlBsgwtq12GQMIQxaXj9puL6_NthPHZ1X9Mmu5vgCyzX_L2iE9isMSsxR2VL0PyW9OzK1vPeZM3QMbDGdrkfbAG4Pk-ri6Lw2JFFrnbnxah5LMkJUV2uFijuAw4vcsRj3B2gloyh815nHwlNnzwaLwKNFj19t0ntOwzy02gq4xfw&type=1&opaqueCursor=AbppkOoawrh7PcIby7jxY3d5q-D5xQfEPag1SoerB8Rw1uoZlBepYnhs1mVNGi2xPR45Hp5ro9ypSiRRoEdklvKASARcNNHdYi4cV4z4Y09l1pRujtmjoeKuB24rA3SkSgiomjlCiy31JZQOWvjGCp34CIEzuiVOTAtRO32vR19

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Kingsborough Community College Culinary Student In The Spotlight On Fox’s “MasterChef”

Shelly Flash (Source: ShellyFlash.com [http://shellyflash.com/])A student of Kingsborough Community College’s budding culinary program, Shelly Flash, is competing on the hit Fox television show “MasterChef,” making it past the third round as a finalist last week. Flash – already a perfect celebrity chef name – is on break

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Photos: Penguins On The Beach! (Well, Ice Penguins, Courtesy Of Kingsborough Students)

Commuters might bemoan this week’s chilly weather, but students of Kingsborough Community College’s culinary arts program [/kingsborough-culinary-arts-program/] took it as an opportunity to hit the beach and chisel some ice. We went down to the school (2001 Oriental Boulevard) yesterday to pick up some papers at Community Board

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The Ocean Room: KBCC’s Student Restaurant – The Bite

Photo by Erica ShermanWelcome back to The Bite [/tag/the-bite/], Sheepshead Bites’ weekly column where we explore the foodstuffs of Sheepshead Bay. Each week we check out a different offering from one of the many restaurants, delis, food carts, bakeries, butchers, fish mongers, or grocers in our neighborhood. If it’

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Kingsborough Launches Urban Farming Initiative

Courtesy of Paypaul via Flickrby Ryan Maye Handy English? Check. Biology? Check. Farming? Check. Kingsborough Community College will be the first higher-education institution in New York City to launch an urban farm tilled by students, the school announced on Wednesday. Kingsborough is launching the “Build a Garden in Brooklyn” project