ALL BROOKLYN, ALL THE TIME
- Paying Your Rent By Check Is Becoming A Thing Of The Past
- This New Crown Heights Gathering Spot Serves Healthy, Haitian Treats
- Brooklyn Residents Hold Funeral Procession Protest Ahead Of Rent Guidelines Board Hearing
- SHoP Architects Design A Food Hall, Co-Working, And Retail Space For Midwood
- States's Largest Supportive Housing Complex Opens In Brownsville
- Crashes Keep Happening On This 'Hot Mess' East Williamsburg Street
- Man Tries To Kidnap 2-Year-Old Boy In Stroller In Prospect Heights
- Six-Bedroom Park Slope Townhouse With Library, Dressing Room Asks $11,500 A Month
- Celebrate A Decade Of Independent Film At BAMcinemaFest, Beginning June 20
- Woman Injured, Several Displaced In Brooklyn House Fire
- Brooklyn Comes Alive Adds Jam Room To 2018 Installment
- Brooklyn Luxury Community Receives $68M Financing
- World Cup Fever Has Hit Brooklyn – Where Are You Catching The Games?
- Afropunk Fest Brooklyn Announces Lineup, BOGO Tickets For Inner-City Youth
- Brooklyn Book Festival Announces Lineup For September's Literary Event
- Photographing (And Singing) At A Park Slope Karaoke Bar
- K2 'Zombies' Invade Subway Station Near Notorious Hotspot
- Permits Filed For 571 Ocean Parkway, Kensington
- 308 N. Seventh Street Aka “N7” Tops Out In Williamsburg
- Brooklyn Woman Found Dead With Hands Cuffed, Bag Over Her Head Committed Suicide
BROOKLYN TODAY
NEIGHBORHOODS Bushwick
Online finance school opens branch in downtown Brooklyn
A school that teaches students financial literacy and investment strategies is investing in Downtown Brooklyn.
The Online Trading Academy has opened a new education center at 2 Hanson Place, across the street from Barclays Center. … Full Article
Writer’s debut novel tells story of Irish immigrants in Brooklyn
Kathleen Donohoe’s debut novel “Ashes of Fiery Weather” (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, on sale Aug. 30), tells the story of another Brooklyn — one of hardworking and displaced Irish immigrants coming to find a new start in its less glamorous neighborhoods. … Full Article
Odendhal says he will fight for affordable housing
Charging that elected officials in Park Slope, Kensington and other Brooklyn communities have done nothing to create affordable housing, Troy Odendhal, a candidate in the Democratic Primary in the 44th Assembly District (AD), vowed that he would fight to bring housing issues to the forefron … Full Article
Elements Music and Arts Festival returns to Brooklyn waterfront
On Aug. 13, thousands of young adults will flock to Red Hook to do what true Brooklynites do: party in an abandoned industrial waterfront lot. … Full Article
Brooklyn Heights Library closes, interim library opens on Remsen Street
After a prolonged fight by advocacy groups to keep it open, the Brooklyn Heights Library at 280 Cadman Plaza West closed its doors at the end of the day on Tuesday and was set to open an interim site in the refurbished social room of Our Lady of Lebanon Church, 109 Remsen St., at 10 a.m. on … Full Article
Retired Brooklyn Heights Dr. Hal Levey pens first novel at 91
Longtime Brooklyn Heights resident Hal Levey, 91, is a retired thyroid specialist, who recalls that he spent "many years with my nose to the grindstone," at Downstate Medical College. … Full Article
The discreet charm of south Bushwick
The south end of Bushwick has many sights that delight the Eye.
It has a more low-key feel than the other end of the neighborhood, which we also love though it's chock-full of hipsters and plagued by purveyors of tainted K2 synthetic marijuana. … Full Article
Trapeze time in south Bushwick
He floats through the air with the greatest of ease
The daring young man on the flying trapeze.
Exercise is soooo boring.
What better way to liven it up than to pretend you're in training to join the circus? … Full Article
Greenpoint spice seller is expanding in south Bushwick
Welcome to the neighborhood. Meaning south Bushwick.
That's where Greenpoint entrepreneurs Kimmee and Evan Hoffman went to find expansion space for Brooklyn Spice Company. … Full Article
Brooklyn Heights duo presents unique portrait of girls’ school in India
A filmmaker has teamed up with a friend she met in high school in Brooklyn Heights to produce a portrait of a girls’ school in Anupshahr, India, a community that doesn’t believe in educating women. … Full Article
Pages
- Most Viewed
- Most Commented
- Most Shared
- Past:
- 1 day
- 1 week
- 1 month
- 1 year
BDE TWITTER FEED
NEIGHBORHOODS
VIDEO CHANNEL