- New York City Council Members Outraged Over Sandy Costs
- First Building Within Williamsburg's Domino Sugar Megaproject Tops Out
- Smith Street Sees Retail Rents Jump But Court Street Drops, Report Finds
- Man Cuffed In Fatal Flatlands Shooting Avoids Murder Rap As Cops Say Killing May Have Been In Self Defense
- Brooklyn Weekend Events Roundup: Irish Festival, Hockey, Free Movies, A Capella, And More
- The Crumbling Castle Of A Brooklyn Entrepreneur
- 'Drab' Gowanus Playground Will Get $2.5 Million Makeover, Parks Dept. Says
- Donald Trump 'Tombstone' By Artist Brian Whiteley Makes Its Gallery Debut In Bushwick
- Turkey’s First Lady Asks Americans To Imagine Brooklyn Bridge Seized By Terrorists
- Going The Extra Mile: Author Walks Every Block In Brooklyn — Twice — For Book About Borough
- Meet The Universe’s — And Brooklyn’s — First Rooftop Vintage Wine
- Stringer Offers Broad Critique Of De Blasio In 'Association For A Better New York' Speech
- A Tech Accelerator Grows In The Brooklyn Navy Yard
- Brownsville Basketball Tournament Aims To Encourage Voter Registration For 2016
- Nets: Which Players Will Break Out This Season?
- Brooklyn Jury To Decide On Fate Of Man In Kidnap-Murder Case
- Brooklyn Assemblyman Calls For Strong Response From Yankees After Orthodox Jew Harassed By Fellow Fan At Game
- Ex Assistant Principal Of The Progress High School Faces 4 Years In Alleged Sex Assault
- Bay Ridge Is Rockin’ Out This Weekend
- Islanders News: It's Training, Men; Grabo Not Ready; World Cup Semifinals Set
BROOKLYN TODAY
NEIGHBORHOODS Park Slope
Author to launch debut historical novel in Cobble Hill
Debut novelist Jessie Burton will present her new historical novel, "The Miniaturist," at BookCourt in Cobble Hill on Sept. 13 at 4 p.m. The book, which went on sale Aug. 26, combines history and mystery — and is already generating buzz amongst writers and critics. … Full Article
Primary focus: Key endorsements for Sikora and Simon in Brooklyn’s 52nd Assembly race
With primary elections one week from Tuesday, big endorsements have been announced in the race for Brooklyn’s 52nd Assembly District, where Jo Anne Simon, Pete Sikora … Full Article
In Brooklyn, Teachout calls for investigation into LICH sale
Zephyr Teachout, the Fordham law professor challenging Gov. Andrew Cuomo in the upcoming Sept. 9 primary, called for an investigation into the sale of Long Island College Hospital (LICH) during a press conference in Cobble Hill Saturday morning. … Full Article
Welcome Back! Coignet Building's historic façade emerges during rehab
Preservationists rejoice! Little Red is looking good.
The Coignet Building, that little lost landmark dwarfed by Gowanus' gigantic Whole Foods, has been stripped of red fake-brick siding that had obscured its true beauty since the 1960s. … Full Article
City Tech students win International Design Competition in Shanghai
This spring, City Tech students Eugene Babkin, Bijan Mokhtari and Angjelo Kuka won first place in the regional Digilent Design competition hosted by City Tech. … Full Article
DUMBO ‘First Thursday Art Walk’ coming Sept. 4
On the first Thursday of every month, DUMBO galleries will stay open late and local restaurants and bars will offer specials, for nights of art, gallery openings, artist talks and live performances. The recurring event is being called ‘First Thursday Art Walk,’ and will begin on Septe … Full Article
Primary focus: State Senate candidates Dorancy and Hamilton debate in Prospect Heights
With primaries on Sept. 9, residents of Prospect Heights heard from candidates vying for state Senate District 20 Wednesday night at a forum hosted by the Prospect Heights Neighborhood Development Council. … Full Article
Primary focus: Candidates for Assembly District 52 debate in Prospect Heights
With primaries on Sept. 9, residents of Prospect Heights heard from candidates vying for their Assembly district Wednesday night at a forum hosted by the Prospect Heights Neighborhood Development Council.
The debate took place at the Duryea Presbyterian Church on Sterling Place. … Full Article
St. Francis soccer prepares for life after Kevin Correa
Going into the summer, the St. Francis Terriers knew that they had a lot of work ahead of them in defending their Northeast Conference championship title because they were losing key player Gabriel Bagot and 10 other seniors. … Full Article
Nurses’ court order throws wrench into NYU’s LICH plans in Brooklyn
The nurses' union has delayed SUNY’s transfer of the walk-in emergency department at Long Island College Hospital (LICH) to NYU-Langone Medical Center. … Full Article
Pages
- Most Viewed
- Most Commented
- Most Shared
- Past:
- 1 day
- 1 week
- 1 month
- 1 year
BDE TWITTER FEED
NEIGHBORHOODS
VIDEO CHANNEL