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Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner James O’Neil hold a press conference to announce increased security surrounding this year’s J’Ouvert celebration. Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office

Increased security and more sunlight hope to protect this year’s J’Ouvert

In an effort to curb violence at Brooklyn’s J’Ouvert festival, organizers and city officials announced Monday they are increasing security and starting festivities two hours later this year. … Full Article
A postcard featuring the Wonder Wheel from the 1950s. Courtesy of John Manbeck

Woody Allen returns to Coney Island for his latest film ‘Wonder Wheel’

Woody Allen has returned to Coney Island for his latest film, “Wonder Wheel.” His 1977 success “Annie Hall,” starring Diane Keaton and Allen, was filled with scenes filmed around the first Th … Full Article
Brooklyn Teen Republican Club with club President Batya Goldberg (center, sitting down). Photos courtesy of Batya Goldberg

Trump’s words disappoint Brooklyn Teen Republican Club

President Donald Trump’s response to the horrific events that took place in Charlottesville, Virginia over the weekend seem to have infuriated Americans on both sides of the political aisle,  … Full Article
Councilmember Brad Lander speaks on Tuesday at the groundbreaking of St. Mary’s Park. The area will feature a multi-purpose synthetic turf field, an adult fitness area, a skating rink, basketball courts, a running track and a children’s play area. Photo courtesy of Councilmember Lander’s office

A Greener Gowanus: Lander and leaders celebrate groundbreaking at St. Mary's Park

Gowanus is known for its notoriously polluted green canal, but the neighborhood may soon be recognized for being viridescent in a more positive way. … Full Article

NEWS

AP Photo/Mark Humphrey
Gabriel Sanchez was one of hundreds who gathered at Pioneer Works in Red Hook on Monday for a free event celebrating the solar eclipse. Photos by Mary Frost
Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner James O’Neil hold a press conference to announce increased security surrounding this year’s J’Ouvert celebration. Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office

BROOKLYN BOOKBEAT

Poster courtesy of BKBF, created by Adrian Tomine and Rodrigo Corral
Author Colin Harrison. David Zheng Photography
Author Erica Wagner. Photo by Olivia Beasley

COURTS AND LAW

Civil Court judge candidate Patria Frias-Colon visits the office of the Brooklyn Eagle. Eagle photo by John Alexander
Acting Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez. Eagle file photo by Rob Abruzzese.
Brooklyn DA candidate Patricia Gatling called for an investigation into former KKK leader David Duke after groups of white supremacists sparked violence in Charlottesville, Virginia. Eagle file photo by Rob Abruzzese

BUSINESS

North Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce President and grill maestro Paul Samulski works the coals to the benefit of all. Eagle photos by Andy Katz
From left: BCC President and CEO Andrew Hoan; Young BK Professionals Committee Chairman Jonathan Judge; Assemblymember Pamela Harris; and Founder of Unplugged Influence Raphael Mavi. Eagle photos by Arthur De Gaeta
The Wing, a women-only club and workspace, is slated to open its third location in DUMBO’s Clocktower Building in 2018. Photos courtesy of Two Trees Management/ The Wing

EDUCATION & KIDS

Five more Brooklyn schools have joined a NYC program teaching beginning computer coding and robotics to kids starting in kindergarten. Photo courtesy of the NYC Department of Education
Sheryl Chen was presented with a medallion at the awards ceremony at the National Liberty Museum. Photo by Shira Yudkoff
Assemblymember Robert Carroll and, right, Assemblymember Jo Anne Simon hosted a press conference last week to announce that SUNY Downstate will be keeping five School Based Health Centers in Brooklyn open for one more year. Photo courtesy of Assemblymember Carroll’s Office

RELIGION

Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio speaks during a 2016 interfaith rally at Grand Army Plaza. Standing with him are Rabbi Joseph Potasnik of the New York Board of Rabbis, and Msgr. David Cassato. Rabbi Potasnik is one of the signers of Gov. Cuomo’s just-released statement against hatred. Eagle file photo by Francesca N. Tate
Members of First Unitarian Church are pictured at a July 11, 2016 prayer vigil brought more than a thousand Brooklynites and others around the metropolitan area to Grand Army Plaza for a rally hosted by Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams. First Unitarian Church will participate in an interfaith gathering on Tuesday. Eagle photo by Francesca N. Tate
Crew working with the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island saw into one of the plaques commemorating Robert E. Lee. Photo: Episcopal Diocese of Long Island. Photos: Episcopal Diocese of Long Island.

HISTORY

Steve Martin. Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP.
Hulk Hogan. Scott Keeler/The Tampa Bay Times via AP, Pool
Actor Antonio Banderas. Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP

REAL ESTATE

The Brutalist-style building on the corner plus the three townhouses to the right are 117-125 Columbia Heights, which the Jehovah’s Witnesses just sold to a California-based investment firm. Eagle file photo by Lore Croghan
Mapleton is full of handsome houses — for starters, these are on 63rd Street between 19th and 20th avenues. Eagle photos by Lore Croghan
Washington Cemetery is an important Brooklyn graveyard. It was founded in the 1840s. Eagle photo by Lore Croghan

SPORTS

Juan Guerra celebrates his game-tying goal on Saturday. The Cosmos came from behind twice to salvage a point against the Indy Eleven in a 3-3 thriller at MCU Park. Photos courtesy of the New York Cosmos
Nets and Barclays Center owner Mikhail Prokhorov is reportedly urging the New York Islanders to find a way to play some of their regular-season games on Long Island during the 2018-19 season. AP Photo by Seth Wenig

POLITICS

Workers remove plaques containing the name of Robert E. Lee from Saint John’s Episcopal Church in Bay Ridge. Photo courtesy of the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island
Assemblymember Robert Carroll scored a perfect 100 from the NYLCV for his environmental efforts. Photo courtesy of Robert Carroll

HEALTH

A plan to eliminate inpatient surgery at Brooklyn’s VA hospital is raising alarm among Brooklyn and Staten Island military veterans and local officials. Shown: Due to budget cuts, in June 2016, the VA closed another health care facility at 25 Chapel St. in Downtown Brooklyn. Photo by Mary Frost
Sheryl Haft joins kids at Magical Years Early Childhood Center for a reading and a sing-a-long of her newly released book. Photo courtesy of Family Health Centers at NYU Langone
Music That Heals musician and singer David Diedrich plays his keytar for a hospital patient. Photo courtesy of Kathy Lord

ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT

“Leslie and Jack are geniuses!” City Councilmember Brad Lander insists as he describes the past season as one of BRIC’s finest. Eagle photos by Andy Katz
A postcard featuring the Wonder Wheel from the 1950s. Courtesy of John Manbeck
A young girl takes her shot at hitting the DUMBO BID piñata at The Pearl Street Triangle. Photos by Gabriella Bass

CRIME

Brooklyn Criminal Court at 120 Schermerhorn Street. Eagle photo by Paul Frangipane.
Hani Kabbara used fraudulent prepaid debit cards as part of his scheme to steal hundreds of thousands of dollars from older victims. AP Photo Patrick Semansky, File
Everett Robinson with his lawyer, Rebecca Kabamagh at Brooklyn Supreme Court, as he is sentenced to seven years in prison for attempted robbery. Eagle photos by Paul Frangipane.

OPINIONS

Trucks on Montague Street in Brooklyn Heights. Eagle file photo by Don Evans
Steve Wagner. Photo courtesy of Steve Wagner
Liam McCabe, at the podium. Photo courtesy of McCabe

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