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A collection of 7 issues

Local Pols Call for State Troopers, Brooklynites Show up to Stand with Jewish Neighbors

GRAND ARMY PLAZA — After the violent stabbing of five people in the home of a rabbi on Saturday night in Monsey, NY, Brooklyn politicians called for a state of emergency to be declared to protect Jewish residents in New York, as residents came together to celebrate the 8th night of

Brooklyn’s Massive Menorah At Grand Army Plaza Readies For Its Eight Nights Of Light

[L-R] Rabbi Moshe Hecht and Mayor Bill de Blasio at the 2015 lighting. (Via The Largest Menorah)33’6″ of light and joy. That’s the exact size of the menorah which is about to come to life at Grand Army Plaza to celebrate the eight nights of Hanukkah. And

Photo of the Day: Recycled Holidays

Recycled Christmas and Hanukkah decorations are pretty and eco-friendly. (Photo by Odochi Ibe/Ditmas Park Corner)Share photos with us at editor@ditmasparkcorner.com, in the Ditmas Park Corner Flickr group [http://www.flickr.com/groups/dpcorner], or tag them #ditmaspark on Instagram, and we’ll post them on the

Celebrate The End Of Chanukah With FDC And Chabad Of Ditmas Park

Photo via FDCThe Flatbush Development Corporation [http://www.fdconline.org/] and Chabad of Ditmas Park are hosting a Grand Menorah Lighting for the final night of Chanukah, at the new public menorah in Newkirk Plaza, right outside the subway station. For many years, the Newkirk Plaza Merchants Association has provided

Craft Corner: Create A Kid-Friendly Menorah Window Cling

For kids young and old, there’s something magical about lighting the menorah. Everybody wants to participate, but an open flame and active preschoolers aren’t always the best combination. If you want to minimize the possibility of a three-year-old tantrum, consider making a window cling menorah. With supplies that

Photo Of The Day: Holidays On 5th Ave

It’s a little harder to enjoy the Christmas tree and menorah set up on the corner of 5th Avenue and 3rd Street, since we’re bummed about the loss of ‘sNice [/blog/business/snice-appears-to-be-all-cleared-out], but we really do love this annual neighborhood tradition. Take any photos in Park Slope

Menorah in a Window

Spotted on McDonald Ave. If you take a photo in the neighborhood that you’d like to share, send it to us at editor@kensingtonbk.com, and we’ll post it on the blog.