- Official New York City Homeless Shelter Count Nears 60,000
- West Elm Expands At Industry City For Its Hotels Brand Launch
- Demonstrators Protest Gentrification Outside Make It In Brooklyn Pitch Competition
- Conviction Reached In Brighton Beach Murder Case
- Discuss Cops, Community And Innovative Policing At BRIC Town Hall October 5
- Brooklyn And Manhattan Rents Increase At Half Their 2015 Pace
- Brooklyn Weekend Events Roundup: Crafts, Cover Bands, Mausoleum Tours, And More
- More Pumpkin Beer Than Anyone Ever Asked For At The Brooklyn Pour Festival
- Game-Changing Downtown Brooklyn Shopping Hub Prepping To Open As Early As Thursday With Century 21
- For Jewish Left, Brooklyn Conflict Exposes Challenges Posed By Anti-Semitism Claims
- Brooklyn Teen Shot While Mourning Classmate At Vigil, Family Fears She May Lose Ability To Walk
- Brooklyn Tech Staffer Tries to Hit Colleague With Baseball Bat, Police Say
- Jeremy Lin: 'Charlotte Was A Breath Of Fresh Air'
- Woman, 35, Lived Near Bay Ridge Park Where She Was Found Dead
- The Wild Magic Of Caribbean Carnival Is Alive In Brooklyn
- Greenpoint Street Art Murals Appear And The Water Tower Is Lit Green During Climate Week
- Police Seek Williamsburg Man Planning To Commit Suicide By Cop
- Nets’ Hopes Rest On Budding Relationship Of Their Big Two
- How One South Slope School Is Leveling The Playing Field For Middle School Admissions
- Islanders’ New Acquisition Could Cost Youngsters Some Jobs
BROOKLYN TODAY
NEIGHBORHOODS Borough Park
War veteran's donation touches Xaverian lacrosse team
Bay Ridge resident Charles Zale served in both World War II and the Korean War and is still finding ways to be of service to others. A small gesture he recently made has had a large impact on a local high school. … Full Article
Pols demand action from city to stop illegal home conversions
Bay Ridge’s elected officials have stepped up their efforts to fight the troubling trend of illegal home conversions in their community and in other southwest Brooklyn neighborhoods, charging that the practice is endangering lives. … Full Article
Salvation Army red kettle donation drive falling short
The Salvation Amy in Bay Ridge, which has helped thousands of people get back on their feet over the years, is asking for help itself these days. … Full Article
Fariña says school overcrowding hard to solve
Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña came to a town hall in Bay Ridge Wednesday night and faced a surprising number of questions about a housing controversy in southwest Brooklyn and its impact on school overcrowding. … Full Article
Adelphi Academy students take Turkey Trot through Bay Ridge
Students and teachers at Adelphi Academy of Brooklyn put their school pride on parade for all of Bay Ridge to see when they wore sweatshirts bearing the school colors – gold and brown – and marched through the streets of the community on a recent Tuesday. … Full Article
Guild holds rally to save early childhood program
Low tuition would be a dream for most parents sending their children to a private school. But at the Guild for Exceptional Children, low tuition rates are actually endangering a popular pre-school program. … Full Article
Shore Road becomes small town for Christmas tree lighting
The Shore Road Parks Conservancy hosted its 10th Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Monday night in Bay Ridge, an event that turned the park’s overlook into a scene from small town America. … Full Article
Golf prodigy to compete in national tournament
A promising young golfer who learned how to play the sport at the CityParks Junior Golf Center in Dyker Heights is set to compete in his first major tournament later this month. … Full Article
Malliotakis named to U.S. delegation for China trip
Assemblymember Nicole Malliotakis has been chosen by the China-U.S. Exchange Foundation to visit China this month. Malliotakis will be part of a delegation of eight elected officials from all around the U.S. making the 10-day trip. … Full Article
City to start building Bensonhurst trash plant
In a move that has set off alarm bells all over Southwest Brooklyn, the New York City Department of Design and Construction (DDC) sent a letter to elected officials informing them that construction of a controversial trash plant is about to begin on the Bensonhurst waterfront. … Full Article
Pages
- Most Viewed
- Most Commented
- Most Shared
- Past:
- 1 day
- 1 week
- 1 month
- 1 year
BDE TWITTER FEED
NEIGHBORHOODS
VIDEO CHANNEL