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A Brooklyn judge has allowed property foreclosure to continue despite arguments that a rabbi and his family reside on the premises. … Full Article

Winter Storm Janus, which dumped nearly a foot of snow on New York City during the day Tuesday and into the night, had a major impact on southern Brooklyn, forcing the closure of the U.S. … Full Article

It ain’t your mama’s cookbook! … Full Article

Is state Sen. Marty Golden, a cop-turned-politician, looking to add another job title to his resume? Like accountant? Unlikely, but Golden (R-C-Bay Ridge-southern Brooklyn) is offering to do his constituents’ tax returns for free. … Full Article

You can access your medical records without having to go through your doctor’s office to get them, thanks to a new website created by four Bay Ridge brothers with a flair for inventiveness. … Full Article

Elected officials, community activists and transit advocates who have been pushing for service to be fully restored on the B37 bus now have a surprising ally in their battle with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority – an MTA board member. … Full Article

Children will be helping other children at an arts festival set to take place at a Bay Ridge church on Jan. 26. … Full Article

Members of the Commodore Barry Club of Brooklyn will have to pack their bags this spring as they set off on two separate journeys in their quest to get the country to give more recognition to the Irish immigrant and Revolutionary War hero who has been dubbed by historians as the Father of t … Full Article

It’s a story that has a happy ending, but Councilman David Greenfield said he wants to make sure it’s a story that is not repeated. … Full Article

A typical teacher spends nearly $1,000 of his or her own money each year on basic classroom supplies to help students whose families can’t afford to purchase notebooks, pens, and other necessities, according to the National School Supply and Equipment Association. … Full Article