Decade-Old Plan to Put Park Over South ‘Burg Section of BQE Revived by Local Officials
As Governor Kathy Hochul’s administration and the city struggle to finalize the plans for the Broo...
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Photoville Returns to Brooklyn This Summer for 12th Year of Art Exhibitions
Photoville, a yearly public art display across New York City, is coming back on June 3 with new exhi...
Park Slope’s New Bar Vinazo Offers Spanish Wine and Outdoor Dining
Restaurateurs Ilyssa Satter and Joe Campanale have uncorked their new Park Slope wine bar. Bar V...
Brooklyn Jail Construction Delay Raises Doubts About Rikers Closure Plan
A delay in construction of a new Brooklyn jail is causing justice reform advocates and formerly inca...
Windsor Terrace Food Coop Celebrates 10 Years of Providing Fresh, Affordable Produce
Windsor Terrace Food Coop, an affordable, volunteer-driven corner store created to address the loss ...
Dekalb Market Hall Is on the Hunt for Local, Family-Owned Food Vendors to Fill Vacant Stands
DeKalb Market Hall, one of the city’s largest food halls that hosts over 35 local businesses inclu...
Plaque Honoring the Work of Black Women in the Battle for Suffrage Unveiled in Fort Greene
The yellow shedding trees of Cuyler Gore Park in Fort Greene matched the clothing of many of the peo...
Dedicated Readers Braved the Weather for Final Day of Brooklyn Book Festival
Nonstop rainy weather threw a wrench in the plans of many fall festivals planned for the first weeke...
Fun Activities Continue on Vanderbilt Avenue With Open Street Programming This Month
Summer may feel over but, with temperatures poised to stay in the mid-70s and high 60s for a few mor...
Soak in Some Knowledge and a Scenic View With the Return of University Open Air
People say New York City is a melting pot of cultures — and, according to a 2020 census count, mor...
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