How many times can NYC residents be expected to show up to vote in a year?
Between the City elections last November, special elections this February, March, and May in some Brooklyn Assembly districts, now June and August primaries followed by a November general election, some of us will be heading to the polls four times!
Editorial: Be Creative, But Build The Housing
Communities across Brooklyn have been organizing, from Bushwick to Industry City
to Gowanus, to oppose development projects that will change
No More G&T Screening After This Spring, Plan Calls For Changing Teachers Perceptions?
Mayor Bill de Blasio holds a media availability with Schools Chancellor Richard
Carranza. City Hall. Wednesday, January 13, 2021. Credit:
Mayor’s Misleading ZIP Code Talk Means Zip
There has been so much talk of ZIP codes recently. COVID-19 hot spot areas,
watch areas, areas where schools are
EDITORIAL: Stop Blaming Orthodox Jews. Blame Trump For Brooklyn COVID Spikes
Mayor Bill de Blasio visits the Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island
to pack food packages for senior citizens
Instead of Leading, De Blasio & Carranza Are Telling Parents To Make Selfish Choices
Photo by Element5 Digital on UnsplashI spent the hours from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00
p.m. yesterday,
Stop Obsessing About Reopening Schools, And Focus On Teaching Our Kids – OPINION
Photo by Charles Deluvio on UnsplashI have lost count how many hours this summer
I have devoted to zoom calls
Last Night In Brooklyn, Tonight In Brooklyn – People Are Rising Up Against Injustice
Brooklyn Protest – George Floyd – on May 29. By Adrian Childress
[https://unfucktheworldnow.org/]/BklynerLast night neighbors joined neighbors to
protest.
The City Opens An Already Shared Street As Part Of Open Streets To Promote Distancing
Pearl Street between Willoughby & Fulton in 2019 (Photo by Pamela Wong/BKLYNER)
Mayor Bill de Blasio announced this morning
