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Topaz Page-Green: Model, Philanthropist, New Yorker

Originally from South Africa, Topaz Page-Green began her modeling career in London, and now calls New York City home. Along

September 6, 2015 James

Many have been working tirelessly to find solutions for the long-polluted waterway along the Gowanus Canal. One organization, the Gowanus

In a march organized by Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, hundreds of people walked over the Brooklyn Bridge to remember

About 1,000 students and others attended a ceremony on what would have been Nelson Mandela’s 96th birthday in order to

In celebration of “World Swastika Rehabilitation Day” a fringe group of UFO enthusiasts known as the International Raelian Movement sponsored

Ten unusual photos posted on a mesmerizing Brooklyn Public Library blog illustrates the amazing, and little known fact that several

Thursday evening’s Toast of Brooklyn Wine and Food Festival honored the daughter and granddaughter of famed South African leader Nelson

A may have been a Worldwide Day of Play for 35,000 romping restless children and their families, but Prospect Park’s

One could say that the Great March on Washington parallels the march through time of the history of slavery in

Montclair, New Jersey resident David Bershad is the founder and principal of the Bershad Family Foundation. He is also a