- 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
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PS 221 students take part in national charity movement
Students from a Crown Heights elementary school are taking part in a national movement aimed at improving lives in communities all across the country. … Full Article
Prime Minister of Sweden visits BAM
Prime Minister of Sweden Stefan Löfven visited BAM on the invitation of BAM Trustee David Dangoor to see “Black Mountain Songs,” a performance by Brooklyn Youth Chorus, on Nov 21. Shown from left to right: BAM Trustee David Dangoor, Swedish Minister (of Children, the Elderly and Gende … Full Article
Brooklynites protest Ferguson grand jury decision in front of federal courthouse
Ferguson, Missouri, is nearly 1,000 miles away, but that didn't stop crowds of people in Brooklyn from protesting a grand jury's decision not to indict the police officer who killed Michael Brown. … Full Article
Doctors donate turkeys to patients for Thanksgiving
Doctors working at Lutheran Family Health Centers know the perfect prescription for patients – Thanksgiving turkeys! … Full Article
Do you know the way to Prince Street?
No need to peek through the construction fence at City Point.
We got an inside look at the progress of construction at the Downtown Brooklyn mega-project during a hard-hat tour with our photographer colleague Rob Abruzzese, who took terrific photos. … Full Article
City Point's developers amp up their search for retail and restaurant tenants
Food, Glorious Food — the developers of mega-project City Point hope it will be a major customer draw. … Full Article
Brooklyn Heights resident wants more security for $6.3 million brownstone
A $6.3 million brownstone in tony Brooklyn Heights has been vacant and unlocked for at least five weeks, and a neighbor worries it will attract vagrants, curious kids and big trouble. … Full Article
Protesters say ‘loophole’ allows unlawful Brooklyn rent increases
Scores of residents and concerned housing advocates rallied in front of a Schenectady Avenue apartment building Saturday morning to demand protections for low-income tenants who fear they will soon be victims of illegal rent increases due to what they say is a “loophole” in the law. … Full Article
Judge orders Park Slope assisted living facility service restored as case winds through court
On Monday, a contempt hearing against a Park Slope assisted living facility’s owner was pushed back until after the holidays by a Brooklyn judge. The owner has allegedly been cutting back on services to seniors in an attempt to deliver an empty building to developers. … Full Article
A thousand turkeys, tons of veggies at Brooklyn Borough Hall Thanksgiving giveaway
Surrounded by piles of collards and sacks of potatoes piled on the steps of Borough Hall on Monday morning, Borough President Eric Adams and a host of volunteers distributed 1,000 turkeys and several tons of fixings to representatives of more than a hundred Brooklyn community groups and food pant … Full Article
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