Marc and Gillie to Reveal RBG Sculpture in March 2021
Last month Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that Brooklyn should expect a sculpture to honor and remember one of Brooklyn’s own,
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Public Schools Open Again Despite Continuing Pandemic
Students in elementary school returned to brick and mortar classrooms for the first time since the raging coronavirus pandemic shuttered
Read moreBrooklyn Honors the Memory of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
America is in mourning due to the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Born and raised in the
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COVID-19 Sends Comic Con 2020 New York to Cyberspace
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has turned the world we live in upside down. One example of just how different the
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Rutgers Tube Repair Ready to Commence
Ever since Superstorm Sandy left destruction behind the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority has been repairing the damage the hurricane
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Gravesend’s Beginning is Full of Surprises
Brooklyn’s history is full of surprises. Did you know that what we call Gravesend in the southern part of Brooklyn
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How to Pick the Right Therapy with Jayme Albin, Ph.D.
If you are thinking of starting professional therapy, you might be overwhelmed by the sheer number and types of therapeutic
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Food Bank Pops Up at Barclays Center
Many Brooklyn residents lined up outside Barclays Center to obtain food and other household supplies, provided by the Nets and
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How Corona is Changing Money Management
There is no question that corona has disrupted every aspect of our lives. The way we work, buy groceries, educate
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Brooklyn Artist Raises $12,000 Drawing People’s Pets
Brooklyn artist Laura Connelly decided it was time to do something to help during this challenging time of pandemic and
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