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Brooklyn Fine Art Print Fair Lands at Powerhouse Arts in March

Brooklyn Fine Art Print Fair Lands at Powerhouse Arts in March

The inaugural event will feature international print galleries, independent artists and academic print departments, reaffirming New York’s role in the fine art print market.
Brooklyn SeltzerFest Celebrates Fizzy Traditions, Tastings and National Egg Cream Day

Brooklyn SeltzerFest Celebrates Fizzy Traditions, Tastings and National Egg Cream Day

The festival at Industry City will feature tastings, mixology panels, live music and the National Egg Cream Invitational.
Brooklyn Borough President Allocates $132,000 to NYCHA Tenant Associations

Brooklyn Borough President Allocates $132,000 to NYCHA Tenant Associations

Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso gave 83 New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) Tenant Associations (TAs) funds to support various community programs.
Gina Duncan to Step Down as BAM President in June

Gina Duncan to Step Down as BAM President in June

Duncan helped the cultural organization grow its audience and increase the number of performances after the pandemic.
Brooklyn Coalition Unveils Vision For Revitalized SUNY Downstate Hospital

Brooklyn Coalition Unveils Vision For Revitalized SUNY Downstate Hospital

The nonprofit Brooklyn For Downstate said a modernized SUNY Downstate Hospital is necessary to to ensure healthcare access in Brooklyn.
New York City Poverty Rate Rises to 25% as Cost of Living Surges

New York City Poverty Rate Rises to 25% as Cost of Living Surges

A new report reveals rising poverty in New York City as inflation outpaces income growth, affecting millions.
New York Expands Fair Fares Program, Moves to OMNY for Easier Transit Access

New York Expands Fair Fares Program, Moves to OMNY for Easier Transit Access

New York City Mayor Eric Adams said the initiative should relieve New Yorkers of financial stress.
Brooklyn’s Mo Better Jaguars Honored in Washington

Brooklyn’s Mo Better Jaguars Honored in Washington

The youth football team from Brownsville capped off a perfect season, winning the Pop Warner National Championship and earning recognition by Congressman Hakeem Jeffries.
Volunteer to Transcribe Historical Records of Enslaved New Yorkers

Volunteer to Transcribe Historical Records of Enslaved New Yorkers

The city Department of Records & Information Services is seeking volunteers to help transcribe historical records of enslaved New Yorkers, making their stories accessible to the public.
City Council Approves Smaller Windsor Terrace Development

City Council Approves Smaller Windsor Terrace Development

After Windsor Terrace residents complained about the first proposal, the city approved a development deal with more affordable units in smaller buildings.