347 E. 5th Street
Photo via California Newsreel/YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mW764dXEI_8]Occupy Kensington [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Kensington/513510922042949?fref=ts] is sponsoring a free movie night on Sunday, February 22, at 8pm at a private home at 347 E. 5th Street between Church and Beverley. All
fracking
Neighbors are invited to attend Occupy Kensington’s [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Kensington/513510922042949] meeting this Sunday, October 19, at 8pm, when New York Environment Report’s managing editor Sarah Crean [http://www.nyenvironmentreport.com/about/] will speak about government and environmental issues, including hydrofracking and global warming. The
Golden Farm
[/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/kbk_goldenfarm_protest_peterwalshprojects_flickr.jpg] Following almost two years of neighbors, civic leaders, and Occupy Kensington [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Kensington/513510922042949] members refusing to shop at Golden Farm [/tag/golden-farm] because of deep-rooted concerns over labor practices at the shop, the boycott is
Golden Farm
Whether you’re already passionate about the ongoing boycotts at Golden Farm [/tag/golden-farm], a $15 minimum wage, immigrants’ rights, stopping the Keystone XL Pipeline [http://keystone-xl.com], or halting high stakes testing in schools–or even if you’re just curious about the topics–Friday, April 25 is the
Golden Farm
After agreeing earlier this year to suspend boycotts against embattled Kensington grocery store Golden Farm [/tag/golden-farm], neighbors, Occupy Kensington [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Occupy-Kensington/513510922042949] members, and New York Communities for Change [http://www.nycommunities.org/] were once again on the corner of Church Avenue and E 4th
Brooklyn Commune
Looking for something to do in the neighborhood this weekend? No need to travel too far for these events: Saturday, April 27 • The E 4th St Community Garden’s sidewalk sale [/events/sidewalk-sale-more-at-east-4th-street-community-garden-this-weekend] starts at 9am, with a kid’s origami project from 10am-12pm. • Pick up free trees and mulch
Golden Farm
As crowds gather in the Financial District this week for the one-year anniversary of Occupy Wall Street, neighbor Marina Sitrin [http://marinasitrin.com/] takes to the Huffington Post [http://www.huffingtonpost.com/marina-sitrin/occupy-wall-street-anniversary_b_1884829.html] to look at the impact the movement has had around the country, and